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Ok, this is just a joke. But I’m actually curious. We have already seen whole family of cats from Tiger, Panther, Leopard, Snow Leopard and now Lion, so what’s next?

Anyway, this cute feline’s name is Maru. Hope you will like it too!

Something non-tech. Feeling under the weather today. This perks me up a little. Enjoy!

I posted this in a separate blog that I created for my daughter. This is amusing and very heart warming, perhaps it’s because I have a baby myself now. This is dedicated to Moms and Dads, who are doing our best for our children.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXlNEV1lKWg

The Thai folks never fail to amaze (and amuse) me with their creativity and humour.

This video is advertisement. I leave it to you to watch until the end to grasp the punchline and the humour.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jy0nr5s9aes

I must not let my baby girl see this next time. :)

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGnfKnfY6EM

There’s this very interesting cat in my neighbourhood that knows how to take the lift, or rather waits for a lift to the upper floors. It will usually wait at lift door or at the side. When someone presses the lift button, it will move to the front of the lift door to enter the lift. Once the lift stops at the first landing, it will exit.

Similarly, it will wait for the lift to come back down to the ground floor. Smart feline ya?

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voqo5blAx8k

I’m sure many if not all of us has received those scams emails claiming to send you millions of dollars. What if one these emails is actually GENUINE?

Here’s the story. A company in London send out an email to a couple of hundreds of people stating to give away $10,000 USD as Christmas gift to the first person to reply with full name and bank account details.

Out these few hundred mails sent out, only ONE person replied with all the necessary information. I’m sure many people would have thrown out the email as spam.  But in this case, it is not a scam. The $10,000 USD was delivered to the person who responded, who in turn donated the money to charity as a good act for Christmas.

Watch the YouTube video for the whole story.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4xHc2Ow9CY

And the folks who pulled this off:

http://www.motherlondon.com/

Again, this is the result of the research YouTube surfing. *grinz*

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-s-Bc0DpWo

I don’t really understand the concept behind this, but it’s tried and tested.I tried this on a baby cousin and it worked! Somehow the bubbly sound got her attention and she stopped wailing immediately.

Anyone who understands Japanese could perhaps help to translate the explanation.

My wife found this video while surfing around and watching videos on YouTube. This was her new found hobby of searching baby related videos ever since she got pregnant.

She showed me this video last night, telling a story of a woman delivering her child prematurely so that the child’s dying father could have a moment with the new born before he passed away.

This is thought provoking.

A little too soon for the father to leave this world. He would not have the chance to accompany this child as he or she grows up.

A little too late for the baby to arrive. The child would not have a loving father side by side in the growing up process.

Just in time for the father to hold his child before he leaves.

When’s the right time? Too soon? Too late? Or just in time?

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7YJrhhA8CI

Watch this amazing dog at work. It’s pretty amazing how intelligent animals can get at times. I didn’t expect this from a dog, a cat maybe. Cats are after all better at climbing.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEaFK2v6PbM