Nyi Nyi Myanmar

If you would like to change the default profile picture of your Facebook page while retaining the default white silhouette look, just head over to picasa.com.

There you’ll find an interesting collection of character avatars from Einstein to Buddha to a Facebook man wearing iPod headphones all rendered using the default Facebook style. Enjoy your weekend!

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This is NOT a joke...No catches and definitely it's not April 1st.PayPal is giving away $1 just to add an app (a wishlist) to your facebook account (absolutely no purchase required).

Visit this page: PayPal WishList

Within a minute create a small wishlist of 5 items and save it. Now submit your paypal email-id in the top-left side of the same page... congratulations you just earned 1 USD. But as the post-title says you can make up to $100 through this offer, here's what you have to do; ask your friends to make similar wihlists and for each additional wishlist, along with your friends you will earn a US Dollar too. Nobody has to pay a single penny, simply refer your friends and celebrate the festive season with them!

NOTE: It is important that your paypal account is a verified account to participate in this offer.



This is what you have to create - takes no longer than a minute!

T&C (Don't worry nothing serious here, but read on...)
1. Offer ends at 23:59:59 SST on December 31st, 2009.

Eligibility:

1. successfully complete registration for a new PayPal account within the Promotion Period or already have an existing PayPal account prior to the Promotion Period;
2. submit to PayPal via the PayPal WishList and within the Promotion Period, the email address to which your PayPal account is linked;
3. be at least of 18 years of age, and have a PayPal account with a valid registration address in relation thereto located in India, Thailand, Malaysia, Korea, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia or Singapore (“Eligible Countries”);
4. have a PayPal account in Good Standing, with current contact information throughout the Promotion Period. In order for an account to be deemed in Good Standing as that term is used herein, the account must not have a hold status and/or be suspended or past due as of December 31st, 2009; and
5. complete the downloading of the PayPal WishList, and use the same to create a PayPal WishList, within the Promotion Period.

Prizes:
You may receive up to the maximum total sum of $100 USD, through this Promotion.

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Jae is a sweet guy who lives near my home. I got the chance to take his photos today. He knows how to pose in front of camera. He may become a famous model in the near future.I uploaded his photos on both facebook and flickr.

See my photos on flickr here [link]

Taken by Nikon D60 70-300 VR lens
Location: near my home in bkk

P.S
I got an appoint with one of my friends tomorrow. He will take 3 model girls.We will go out for photo shooting.I will update my new photos soon.

Regards,
Nyi Nyi Myanmar
http://www.nyinyimyanmar.co.cc/

You get an email notification from Facebook every time someone adds you as a friend on Facebook or confirms your existing friendship request. You also get emails when people post something on your wall or comment on photos that you have shared on Facebook.

If you are connected with only a limited number of people on Facebook, these notifications are probably not an issue but if you have a few hundred friends on Facebook, these "not so urgent" notifications might well be choking your mailbox.

Dealing with Facebook Email Overload

You can do a search for from:facebookmail.com inside Gmail to find the number of emails that you are getting just because of that Facebook account.

If you like to reduce that number, here’s a quick tip that will help you turn these multiple notifications into a single daily email digest.



Open your Facebook Account and clear the Email option for every action except the one that says "Sends me a message". You may also want to turn off email notifications for all third-party applications that are attached to your Facebook profile.

Next, open the Facebook Notifications page and deselect notifications from all Facebook applications except the official apps which include Friends, Wall, Links and Gifts.

Now copy the address of the RSS Feed that says "Your Notifications" and copy-paste that link into FeedBlitz to receive a daily email digest of all activity happening around your Facebook profile.



Alternatively, you can use an RSS reader like Google Reader or FeedDemon to subscribe to your Facebook Notifications feed.

The only problem is that these will make your Facebook Notifications feed public. It that makes you a bit uncomfortable, you can either use the Live Bookmarks feature in Firefox to subscribe to the Facebook feed in private or simply bookmark the Facebook Notifications page in your browser and check it maybe once in a day.

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