HypoCol are looking for a worthy cause to support in 2008. The cause may be a project or institution but it has to be related to any cadiovascular or heart health condition.
Hypocol are giving back 1 US Dollar for every pack of HypoCol sold online.
Please send HypoCol your suggestion of a worthy cause to support. [...]
Entries Tagged as ‘internet’
January 14, 2008
HypoCol Gives Back – Search is on for Worthy Cause – You can suggest Your Cause – itsReal
October 19, 2007
SEX Criminals in Virtual Worlds – itsReal
Would u like to land in Bangkok, Thailand and have your INNOCENT ? GUILTY ? Face on every newspaper in the world, visit Thailand and YOU will become a Known Identity… if this guy is guilty then he does deserves to be outed… if he is not then the entire world hates him and we [...]
October 9, 2007
PopOut 2007 – Bubbles with Success – itsReal
Since PopOut many bloggers have ranted, how PopOut could have been done, whilst freedom of speech is awesome I believe that the bloggers making the statements need to understand that their sphere of understanding is only limited by their participation in the world around them. Maybe they should open their sphere to new perspectives…
September 17, 2007
IT Recruiting in Web 2.0 & Virtual Worlds – brought to you by: Recruit.net
Companies such as HP that venture deeper into the world of Web 2.0 technologies to find new hires may find themselves disappointed, at least initially. Despite the low turnout the company’s Second Life recruitment trial balloon yielded, however, HP’s Betty Smith is not deterred. She says she sees a lot of potential for using [...]
August 27, 2007
recruit.net Launches Largest Job Search Engine for Malaysia
Recruit.net Launches Largest Job Search Engine For Malaysia…
Find Tens of Thousands of Malaysian Jobs from Hundreds of Websites in a Single Search: http://malaysia.recruit.net..
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia August 27, 2007 – Recruit.net announced today the launch of a new search engine for Malaysia jobs. In one simple search, the service gives job seekers free access to [...]



















