David Beckham in Manila
Photo courtesy of Yahoo Philippines
David Beckhan, the hottest man alive, is finally here in the Philippines!!! 
***faints…***
But seriously now, it’s a good thing I wouldn’t be able to go to his “friendly” game with the Azkals… I would have needed to bring a bib and wrap it across my neck!
David, this rose is for you 
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iOS 5 Released – Currently Updating Mine!
I know how you feel.. you must be excited and giddy and so much anticipation is killing you while you download the latest version of Apple’s iOS 5. Let me just warn you that the deletion of apps, music, and data after the update is trending worldwide. You MUST back up your device before updating. But the problem does not end there because it is also possible for you to encounter error 3200, which is related to Apple’s servers.
I am writing this blog entry while i patiently wait for my download to finish. 
If iOS 5 has already deleted your apps, music, and data, don’t fret, here’s the solution:
First, iTunes should be able to restore those apps and any other lost data by:
Photo courtesy of PCW.
- Plug your device back into your PC and open up iTunes.
- Click on the device name (iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch) in the left-hand column.
- Click on “Sync” or “Apply” in the bottom-right corner of the screen (see screenshot below). iTunes should begin restoring any data you had on the device.
- Be patient. Syncing can take a very, very long time.
- After restoring, iTunes may ask if you want to transfer purchased items back to iTunes. You must click “Transfer,” or else those items will be deleted from your device.