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Monday, August 14, 2017
Tiny URL forwarding for my Google Blog http://tinyurl.com/NZblogger/ Auckland, New Zealand, Posts
14th August, 2017:
It had been raining for the last two weeks in Auckland and temperature had climbed up a few degrees!
Just created a new URL forwarding address for this blog https://davidinauckland.blogspot.co.nz which I have started more than a decade ago!
The new forwarding address is http://tinyurl.com/NZblogger/
With the short link, it is easier for me to add text to photos on my iPhone 7 Plus, jet black; 256GB.
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Monday, July 22, 2013
A Must Read: The life of Mark Zuckerberg, the found of Facebook (Social Networking, Auckland, New Zealand) David Lim, 0212640000
What you should know about the founder of facebook.
Click here.
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
FBed "Facebook Bed" - The Wish Of Facebook Addicts (ultimate, geek, fantasy, toy, social, networking, "David Lim"
Facebook bed, designed by Tomislav Zvonarić of DevianTom, is ideal place to sit and sleep for diehard Facebookers. The conceptual bed Fbed allows you to connect with your Facebook friends quickly right from your bed. Like it?
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Dr Mobiles Limited
1 Huron Street, Takapuna, North Shore 0622
Tel: (09) 551-5344 and Mob: (021) 264-0000
Web - Map - Email - Posterous - Twitter - Blogger - Flickr - Auhtor
Monday, April 6, 2009
UK teenager 'saved by Facebook', a real story
6-6-2009-- A British teenager who took a drugs overdose has been saved after the American girl he was chatting to online raised the alarm.
The 16-year-old boy from Oxfordshire had sent her a message suggesting he intended to commit suicide.
Although she did not know where he lived, calls via the White House and the British Embassy enabled Abingdon police to save the boy's life.
The boy, who has not been named, made a full recovery after hospital treatment.
Still conscious
It is believed that he was using the social networking site late on Wednesday night and sent a private message to a girl in Maryland saying that he was going to harm himself.
She told her mother, who called local police.
The police called a "special agent" at the White House, the British Embassy in Washington and finally the police control room in Abingdon.
Staff narrowed down his location to eight possible addresses, and officers found the teenager at the fourth house they tried. He had taken an overdose, but was still conscious.
(Source: BBC News)
The 16-year-old boy from Oxfordshire had sent her a message suggesting he intended to commit suicide.
Although she did not know where he lived, calls via the White House and the British Embassy enabled Abingdon police to save the boy's life.
The boy, who has not been named, made a full recovery after hospital treatment.
Still conscious
It is believed that he was using the social networking site late on Wednesday night and sent a private message to a girl in Maryland saying that he was going to harm himself.
She told her mother, who called local police.
The police called a "special agent" at the White House, the British Embassy in Washington and finally the police control room in Abingdon.
Staff narrowed down his location to eight possible addresses, and officers found the teenager at the fourth house they tried. He had taken an overdose, but was still conscious.
(Source: BBC News)
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