Back then I never knew that these tools exist. So what I always do when checking how long a blog is, is to look at its archives and check for the oldest entry on their blogs. That was how I check for the age of a particular blog page. But I was having some limitations with my method since not all blogs show their archive pages, and not all sites are blogs. Even a whois cant help you since whois only shows the duration a domain name's availability and not the time since it was first registered. After some googling, the big G pointed me to five different tools that can help me determine a domain name's page. They may not be accurate against each other's results but somehow it may give you an idea of how old a domain name is. Here it goes. 1.       Congland Domain Age Checker 2.       WebConfs Domain Age Tool 3.       SEOchat Domain Age Tool 4.       iWebtool Domain Age Check 5.       SEOlogs Domain Age Checker Try them out! Each tool might be showing different ages a domain name has but they are somehow giving approximate results, so it is still useful if you really want to know the idea of how old a domain ...

This does often hit me whenever I am not at home, most often than not ideas just come rushing into my mind whenever I am off the computer. I know I am not the only on experiencing this and I know many people know how to blog without internet access right? Of course with the use of the handy dandy pen and paper! . Oh well, since I live in a techie era then my vote goes for a much more techie approach, with the use of my own phone. It would be hassle if I would be bringing around a pen and a pad all the time that I am on the road. Since my phone has plenty of add-ons that most users ignore, then why not put it to good use right? That add-on is the "notes" application on a symbian powered mobile phone or any other mobile phone OS for that matter, or for a much accessible feature then the "drafts" is also a good place to take down notes on potential topics that can be blogged about when I get online.Related Stories: How To Access Blocked Facebook Thru Hosts File The Firm Group INC. – Visa Application Assistance (Guest Blog)

I knew it, its been a week now and Globe wireless broadband is sick again. Tsk tsk tsk, symptoms of selective browsing and slow loading are manifesting yet again after around 2 months of flawless internet connectivity. I have seen a couple of people from different forums are complaining about the crappy connection. From where I am standing, i experience slowdowns at certain times for around 6 days already. I tried reverting back the original settings, making the dns value of my zte mf600 set to auto, but the connection came worst. Good thing, Open DNS helps decrease the crappy connection of my internet, since calling the customer support representatives of Globe Innove is the last thing that I want to do. If there are any globe wireless broadband users out there that are experiencing the selective browsing syndrome, then why not try to change your zte mf600's DNS to manual and enter the following IP address. If you don't want to use the Open DNS values, you can use another Globe Broadband DNS value. Globe DNS: 202.52.163.6 Primary 202.52.163.7 Secondary 202.126.40.5 Primary 202.95.226.66 Secondary 202.52.162.39 Primary 202.52.162.40 Secondary 202.95.226.66 Primary 202.95.226.77 Secondary Special DNS Servers: 4.2.2.1 4.2.2.2 Open DNS: 208.67.222.222 208.67.220.220 If you don't have any clues on what to do with these numbers then here are the steps ...

Make a Thief's Wifi Connection Upside Down Alright you have applied for your internet connection and have setup your whole house to be a wifi hotspot, using a very powerful 802.11n technology of wireless routers, powerful enough that the signal even goes through the house nearby, and you know that someone knows you had your wireless hotspot enabled. You decided not to put any passwords but still want to give the wifi-thief some bad time surfing the net using your internet connection, what to do? Well here is a simple solution for that. The Upside Down Ternet. What it does is it turns the thief's browser upside down, still making it possible to surf, but confusing enough to ward of thieves. It's not that easy to setup this kind of scripting but once you are able to manage it, it really does pay off. _________________________________________________________ Laptop Alarm You were in a coffee shop alone, now all of a sudden nature calls you, and fast! What are you going to do? No one is going to look after your precious notebook, but the time is not enough for you to pack it all up since nature's call is urgent and you'll just come back after a ...

Recently, Deke McClelland released a video about 101 photoshop tricks all squeezed into a 5 minute video. Very Creative! Hope beginners will be able to digest all of this in just 5 minutes *lol* -------------------------------------- Related Stories: How To Enable Incompatible Plugins In FireFox 6 NBA 2K12 Has 3 Cover Athletes!

Someway, somehow, you have accidentally deleted some precious files in your pc. Well yeah, its given that you can still be able to recover it, just go to recycle bin and search for the file that you just have recently deleted and restore it. Presto! You have just recovered you file. But what if you have had developed the habit of deleting your files with the Shift + Delete method, wherein the file bypasses the recycled bin and is completely gone, and realized that you need to recover the lost file. What would you do? Well I just have had that kind of problem back then. But it was not because of my carelessness,  but because of some computer worm or virus that had attached thru my usb flashdisk and deleted the important files inside it. I was desperate back then since most of the contents that were lost were hard worked files that I need to submit, and the worst thing about that was, I had no backup copy of those files and whatnot. But I found a solution, while I was lurking around the internet and found this handy small program that saved my a**. What it does is to ...

After the "get paid to post" from mylot, lets now proceed to another "get paid to" scheme. This one involves advertisements; it is called the "get paid to click" scheme or otherwise known as PTC. Now this one is much easier than paid to post since all you have to do was to browse for advertisements to get paid. Now what's the catch you ask and how does it work? How it works You will be able to see available advertisements through your account, after you clicked an advertisement, it will open in another window and a countdown of 30 seconds (depending on the site) will commence, you need to keep that window open until the countdown expires to get you paid and you can only open an advertisement one at a time. The catch The catch is that you are limited to browse a certain amount of advertisements. Around maybe 10 to 20 advertisements per day, and sometimes the amount that you get whenever you browse advertisements depends on the site, but the average is around $0.10 per click, but that doesn't matter as long as you have referrals and such, in no time you will earn your 1st income through paid ...

Okay so for the benefit of those people who were persistent to know how I am able to earn money online, well there are numerous ways, and most of it, requires these things: Time, Patience, and Hard work! So instead of surfing the internet just to browse social networking sites, or helps people in forums for free, why now make money with it? It's time that you start to get paid whenever you are online. It's time to get productive. Please bear in mind that these "making money online" methods are not considered as "get rich quick" schemes. I am not here to crush all of your hopes but if ya'll were thinking that you can get rich by doing this, then you are dead wrong. Well yeah, I said that you can make money online but the amount that you can earn is just enough to cover up your expenses (if ever you have), and not to make you rich just like the Lopez's and Ayala's. Alright, so you have decided to venture into this kind of "racket" but were wondering how to get started. Well first things first. You must meet a couple of requirements that is very essential in ...

The reasons students blurt out for their lateness vary like the "real" and "original" Pares eateries here in the metro. There are the "Ma'am traffic po" to the "Nasiraan po". These are utterly unthinkable and are as fictional as Darna herself! Professors should never believe these fairytale-like reasons. Traffic jams? In our bustling "organized" metropolis? Mechanical Breakdown? In our first class Jeepney engines? Floods? Due to our perfect drainage systems unclogged by trash? Sickness? Would one get sick of our perfectly healthy environment? Now, allow me to present you some actually believable reasons that students out there, should utter when caught in that familiar warp in time when we are actually late: 1. "I have been pondering about the future of our country sir" With the sudden appearance of social awareness posters and banners proclaiming the unwaering support of different political and social causes, why would the professor not believe you if you told him that you were in deep thought of the political, socio-economic short-term future of the country? 2. "I suddenly felt the need to cook for myself a healthy, neo-vegan breakfast" The new millennium ushered in so many new "healthy" eating alternatives that your enlightenment to consuming carbohydrate-void, fat zapped, tasteless vegetables and your shunning of ...