Llonard Yap (roundstone)'s Public Profile in the Diigo Community

1st Life: Engineer, Builder, Property Developer, Heavy Equipment Renter, Hydroponics Farmer. 2nd Life: Online Learning School, Online Mall, Philippine Business Network, Virtual First World Philippines

I am interested in Education,Business,Civil Engineering,Golf,Swimming,Walking.

Member since Sep 19, 2009, follows 3 people, 6 public groups, 87 public bookmarks (564 total).

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SonicProducer.com: Make beats | Produce music | Produce beats and instrumentals about 8 hours ago
The Law Firm about 12 hours ago
How to Tether Cell Phone Internet to a Laptop | eHow.com about 19 hours ago
- Installing the Modem
- modem driver
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- - Creating the Connection
  - Network
  - Set up a Connection or Network
  - Set up a Dial-up Connection
  - Dial-up Phone Number
  - You do not need to enter a username or password unless directed by your wireless provider
  - In the taskbar, right click on the connection icon and choose disconnect to end a session.
How to Connect Your Computer to the Internet Using Your Cell Phone as a Wireless Internet Connection or Tethered Modem - The Internet Patrol about 20 hours ago
- is easy to set up, and with a laptop and cellphone you can check email and surf the web from anywhere, any time, with the Internet in your pocket!
- but if your cell phone doesn’t have bluetooth you can buy a cable to connect your laptop to your phone from any cell phone accessory provider. Conversely, if your cell phone has bluetooth but your laptop does not, you can buy a small USB device which will enable bluetooth on your computer.
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- - The first thing you need to do is to go to Ross Barkman’s excellent GPRS Info Page and make a note of the “username” and “password” for your cell provider and service.
  - After making sure that your computer is all set, you should check and see whether your cell phone service provider
    offers a high speed wireless (GPRS) access option - if so you will want to sign up for it, and be sure to sign up for the “unlimited” option.
  - sign up for whatever data transfer plan your carrier offers
  - Just be sure to sign up for the unlimited option
  - First, make sure to set your phone to “discoverable”. Then, go into system preferences, and to the bluetooth section. Check “support non-conforming phones”, and turn bluetooth on for your computer if it isn’t already turned on.
  - Next run your bluetooth device set-up (on the Mac it’s called “Bluetooth Setup Assistant”), and follow it through to the end, adding your cell phone as a paired device.
  - Next, go back to your computer’s system set-up (on the Mac it is “System Preferences”), and go to the Network panel. Select “Bluetooth” from the “Show” drop-down menu.
  - Click on “TCP/IP” and make sure that the “Configure IPv4″ drop-down is set to “Using PPP”.
  - Now click over to the “PPP” tab, and fill in the “Service Provider” blank with the name of your service provider. Some of this information may already be filled in for you from when you did the Bluetooth Setup Assistant.
  - Then add in the account name, password, and telephone number required by your provider. The “username” which you got from Ross’ site goes in the “Account Name” field, and the “password” goes in the “Password” field.
  - Now, while you are there, take a look at the options under “PPP Options”.
  - But under Session Options, which is the top half of that window, I like to check “Connect automatically when needed”. What this does is it causes your computer to automatically reconnect if you lose the signal while connected through your cellphone.
  - Finally, go to the “Bluetooth Modem” section, and select whichever modem seems closest to your phone.
  - Also uncheck “Enable error correction and compression in modem”, and “Wait for dial tone before dialing”.
  - One last thing which you may want to do is to go to the “Show” drop-down, and select “Network Port Configurations”. This is where you tell your computer which Internet access method to try first, second, and third, and so on.
  - That’s it! You’re all done with the set up - be sure to check “Apply now” or “Save” before closing system preferences!
ExpenseBay - Login on 2009-12-30
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ExpenseBay Beta - Home on 2009-12-30
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BATANGBALER EXTRA: Casiguran Flash Flood on 2009-12-29
- December 29, 2005
- Casiguran
  Flash Flood
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- - The non-stop rains this week caused a major flash flood in Casiguran, Aurora.
    The entire Poblacion and most low-lying barangays are now
  - under water with some areas under 5 to 10 feet of water
  - Most rivers in the area have overflowed their banks.
  - The road to Dicadi is unpassable
  - Baler-Bongabong road is unpassable because of high water levels in Villa river.
    Canili-Pantabangan road is currently unpassable on account of a landslide near
    Brgy. Wenceslao in Ma. Aurora.
Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines - Aurora on 2009-12-29
- Rural Bank of Baler, Inc.
- 409-4233
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- - Rural Bank of Casiguran, Inc.
  - Cecilito M. Lumauig

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