Products

Focus on the Results Only... If You Want to Fail

Posted August 11, 2008 - 2:24pm by elias

So you want to loose some weight? The best thing to do, is to look at yourself in the mirror ten times a day. Every morning check out the latest developments on the sides of your belly, your thighs, and anywhere else that loves to accumulate fat. These are the visual results of yesterday's activities. You should also keep checking your weight three times a day, and make sure you are familiar with the results as much as possible. To be more in touch with results, please check all the clothes that you have and make sure you know which ones still fit and which don’t fit anymore.

The Product: Some Questions to Ask

Posted January 9, 2008 - 2:16am by elias

After getting my hands over my new computer, I was engaged in my typical childish excitement, that I always had whenever I got something new in my life. I would wake up feeling that there is a certain addition to my life, and that I'm surprisingly just a bit happier that day. What makes this more interesting, are the five minutes of meaningless happiness that I feel trying to remember why I'm happy in the first place. And I become happier when I remember what that “something” is.

Heavy and Interesting Web 2.0 Report

Posted April 14, 2007 - 1:18am by elias

web 2.0 reportGetting to know the Web in its second version was quite interesting, to say the least. Addictive, to be more exact. The intellectual challenge that I need to have on an ongoing basis is one thing.

Talasim.com to Sponsor the "Shabablik" Toolbar

Posted March 4, 2007 - 2:47am by elias

I just finalized a very good deal with the owners of Talasim. This is a site that is really cool and hilarious. It collects, or rather allows users to submit all the funny ads and ridiculous communications that we see in our daily lives.
They will be having a full channel devoted to live feeds from their site to be added to the Shabablik Toolbar.

Mediadisk in the Middle East

Posted February 17, 2007 - 3:35pm by elias


I just got back from Dubai after attending a training course on Mediadisk. This is the world's leading media database, and includes around 800,000 contacts from 200,000 media outlets.