Major major LOLz! Only in the Philippines!

A group of Filipino recorded themselves while watching Miss Universe 2010. Tension begins to build up when  announcing the top 15 candidates. See their priceless reaction when Miss Venus Raj makes the top 15.

What Do Seniors Do Online? Visit Facebook and YouTube, of Course [STATS]

We’ve known for a while that Facebook users are getting a lot older, but now new data released by Nielsen reveals that the number of seniors (65 and older) using the web has increased by 6 million in the last five years. Not only that, but nearly half of online seniors visited Facebook or YouTube last month, making them their 3rd and 4th most visited online destinations.

The research confirmed a trend that we’ve seen in recent years: that more seniors are becoming active on the web. In November of 2004, there were 11.3 million active seniors online. In November 2009, that number jumped by 55% to 17.5 million. In addition, they spend more time on the web, totaling an average of 58 hours a month in front of the browser.

While those numbers didn’t surprise us, we were interested in data that Nielsen collected on their browsing habits. Take a look at these two tables. The first reveals the most common activities among active online seniors. The second shows the top ten websites and online destinations that this demographic visited last month:

A majority of online seniors check their email, print maps, play around with photos, and check the weather. All of these tasks seem utility-based, but then again, we expect that these numbers would be similar in almost any other demographic. Come on: who here hasn’t checked their email, mapped something out, or paid their bills online in the last 30 days?

The more interesting data comes from the top 10 online destinations table. While Google Search was an obvious winner, Windows Media Player is a bit of a surprise until you realize just how many websites embed the thing. However, the rise of Facebook (Facebook) to #3 on this list, when a year ago it was the #45 most visited website by seniors, is a huge sign of just how mainstream social networking has become. YouTube (YouTube) at #4 is another confirmation of this trend.

This is just what happens when new technologies become more accessible and more mainstream. Let us know what you think of these trends in the comments.

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Babies Dancing to Beyonce

Here are 2 videos of babies dancing to the tune of beyonce's single ladies

Baby Mandy showing of some nice moves.



Baby Cory dancing to his favourite music video.

Kasou Taishou

Some of you might not know what is Kasou Taishou, apparently i too don't know what is it but according to en.wikipedia.org, Kasou Taishou (Kinchan and Katori Shingo's All Japan Costume Grand Prix) is a semi-annual show on NTV in which various amateur groups (or solo artists) perform short skits, which are rated by a panel of judges. Especially in recent years, many of the skits have revolved around clever methods of "faking" cinematic special effects on a live stage. The most famous of these skits, and the most successful at "fake special effects" was a skit which is widely known as "Matrix ping pong".

The Matrix ping pong is the first one I've seen but i didn't know the name of the show just until now. If you haven't watch it then this is your chance because as you can se i have already provided you the matrix ping pong video and also some must see skits.

Matrix Ping Pong



The reason she got mad at me


Olympic Games