Hello friends! I am in need of your help. Please like the Facebook Page below. I am doing everything in order to get 3000 likes in just one week. Since this is a project for our subject this semester, it will affect our grades as a group. I’m asking for your time to simply like this page. If better, you can share it with your friends. This is really a good page, it has a cause. Thank you and God bless! www.facebook.com The couple in this video is Timothy Tiah Ewe Tiam, the co-founder of the ever popular ad-blogging site Nuffnang, and his Malaysian girlfriend who is a blogger, now his fiancee, Audrey Ooi Feng Ling. I’m not asking for likes, but I would just like to tell that authenticity is best. I just want to share this wonderful video to all of you so you can be, at least, feel or believe that love is alive despite of everything happening. Please refer here: vimeo.com for the original video. It’s a cute vid and luckily enough, Tim knows how to use memes. Follow me at Twitter! www.twitter.com The original post that I created for. Here’s the link: 9gag.com Yes, I am kool235. A big congratulations to Tim and Audrey for their engagement. I will keep track of their wedding even though I do not know them personally, and try my best to share them to you. Lovely couple, and an awesome proposal. *THIS VIDEO ISN’T MINE. I just thought of uploading it here so there’s a choice of viewing it faster. Since Vimeo is slow on buffering videos. No credit shall be taken by me …

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Hello there Mango fans, is YouTube just a little too lowbrow for you? Well, fret not, Vimeo is here to stream all the HD student shorts your little Microsoft-loving heart desires. The official app doesn’t just let you browse, search and view clips on the site, though — it completely integrates with your account, allowing you to upload HD video, tweak the details of your uploads and even check stats. Basically, with this app in your pocket there’s almost no reason to visit the desktop site ever again. Of course, the prerequisite sharing features are also included, because, what good is capturing and uploading all this lovely video if you can’t tweet it out to all your friends. Check out the gallery below and hit up the source to download it for free from the Windows Phone Marketplace.

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Formerly available in app form only on iOS, Vimeo is finally coming to Android, Kindle Fire, and Windows Phone. We dropped by the Vimeo office in New York last week to check out the company’s suite of new apps, available today. The apps feature the full Vimeo experience, so you’ll be able to like, share, and comment as you do on the web site, in addition to the usual search and video watching.

A free download that works on any device running Gingerbread or later, Vimeo’s Android offering greets you with a grid of basic options for creating, uploading, and watching video. Vimeo integrated Android’s sharing options, so you’ll be able to send video via any social networks for which you have an app installed. While the app doesn’t require a…

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The WD TV Live may not have the clout of Roku or Boxee, but these little streaming boxes are a good choice for streamers and home media enthusiasts. They added Spotify to the lineup last month, which makes the box a solid replacement for your laptop or iPod when you just need a few tunes, and now they’ve announced Vimeo and Playjam access as well.

That’s really all there is to it.

You know Vimeo, no doubt, and Playjam is a games channel full of time-wasters to play while you’re waiting for your movie load up or transfer. They’ll both be installed via a firmware update for the WD TV.

I really can’t make the news last any longer than that. I’m going to use this space to say that hopping around Vimeo randomly really produces some excellent results. A ton of people I know in the creative industry have cool side projects and things there, and you can find all sorts of crazy animations, short documentaries, and insane music videos there, and the community is very supportive. It’s better than YouTube for just leaning back and browsing for interesting stuff.

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