I grew up watching anime. I started out with Dragon Ball Z (and after 17 years of numerous repetitions due to TV network rigaudons, I finally witnessed the final episode). It was eventually followed by Sailor Moon, Magic Knight Rayearth, Zenki, Ranma 1/2, Ghost fighter, Flame of Recca, Hunter X, Getbackers, and the list goes on and on and on. My current faves are Naruto, Bleach, and Death Note. I personally felt that my childhood days were fulfilling because of these stuff that I watch. Most of my cousins watch anime too. I remember when we were still young, Saturday is a very happy day. We gather at a cousin's house and we'll have the anime marathon! During after class hours we still gather and try to copy our favorite characters as much as we can by making doodles. We consider it as our bonding time which made my childhood days very memorable and happy. However, we all grow old and we focus on things that we prioritize mor . Anime craze days were over. However, the love and enthusiasm is still there and wouldn't worn out of course. I might not be as fanatic as before but surely this website will still unleash the anime on us. At anime chat city, experience the unlimited free anime chat with all the fanatics across the globe. You'll be able to meet them through web cams and share experiences as well as your favorites.

Guys, I am not making a fuss on a thing that is about to be launched. I have this vision and I proved myself right. I have been thinking of this for so many times but let me tell you my most recent thought about it. (I don't know if I'm making sense but I will just tell it). I was watching a cartoon a few hours ago when the commercial of DAYO was shown (A local movie animation which is an entry to the Metro Manila Film Festival). I was imagining that Philippines is producing a 3d animated film just like what Pixar does or at par with it so to say. I got goose pimples when I saw this clip:

The movie entitled the RPG movie (I don't know if I am correct) is the joint venture of ambientmedia and Star Cinema of ABS-CBN. It is about the story of a boy who entered the world of MMORPG! I don't know when would be the showing date but I'll surely watch this. This is something that we should be very proud of. I will definitely buy some popcorns and watch this movie.

They say that the there are only a few things for free. The things that we want while we dream, the sunshine, the air we breathe (I say I only know a few. Let me know if there's anything else). The rest, has to be paid. We are still fortunate that we enjoy our email accounts at no cost but we have to admit to ourselves that we aren't getting the best of these unless we upgrade and in order to do so... we have to pay. For peeps who are establishing their businesses online have to invest on a lot of things --Web hosting, security, site syndication and a lot more. It really pays to put hard work and all that but the competition is really stiff. The more capability in terms of capital you have, the more you survive the competition and earn cool profits.

On search engines for example, there are options to make your site as a priority search. It's either you earn tremendous amounts of readership through syndication or you pay for placement. It just boiled down to a point and it's investment. Pretty tough right? Well, There is a website which guarantees recognition of your website regardless of your readership or if you do not have the means to pay for placement.

Introducing shopwiki.com. They way they find websites and online stores is like what Google does to find every single website and it's called "site crawling". The term that best applies is "selfless" because they won't care if they earn from your website or not. I find these advantageous to both the webmasters and consumers. The webmaster earn publicity and readership while the customers are provided a lot of options for price comparisons and other stuff.

My niece wants a video game as a present this Christmas and I know which site I have to go. :)