He was considered one of the world’s most brilliant CEOs. In world of technology, he was god. Steve Jobs left us with the technological innovations which are fruits of his ingenious mind. But apart from those tangible devices, he also shared lessons through his words. Lessons about technology, business, and life as a whole.

“The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it.”

“You know, we don’t grow most of the food we eat. We wear clothes other people make. We speak a language that other people developed. We use a mathematics that other people evolved… I mean, we’re constantly taking things. It’s a wonderful, ecstatic feeling to create something that puts it back in the pool of human experience and knowledge.”

“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma – which is living with the results of other people’s thinking. Don’t let the noise of other’s opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.”

“Be a yardstick of quality. Some people aren’t used to an environment where excellence is expected.

“Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn’t matter to me. Going to bed at night saying w e’ve done something wonderful, that’s what matters to me.”

“Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.”

“.. almost everything – all external expectations, all pride, all fear of embarrassment or failure – these things just fall away in the face of death, leaving only what is truly important. Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart.”

Staying for long hours under the sun can cause sunburn, a usual problem of most people during summer. If we can’t afford to see a doctor or a dermatologist, here are some of the effective home treatment measures that could provide some relief from a mild sunburn:

• Use cool cloths and damp on sunburned areas.
• Take frequent cool showers or baths.
• Apply soothing lotions that contain aloe vera to sunburned areas.
• If you have aloe vera on your gardens, you may also take out it’s gel and apply it directly to the affected area.

Sometimes, a sunburn can cause a mild fever and a headache. Try to relax. Lie down in a cool, quiet room to relieve the headache. A headache may also be caused by dehydration, so drinking ample fluids may help.

At any rate, we can avoid or prevent sunburn by using high in SPF lotion or sunblocks. We could also opt to have swimming at night instead.

Brad Pitt’s ex-wife just had her hair cut and then suddenly, women all over the world tried searching for a photo of Jen and her new hairstyle. She had quite a major haircut when she decided to chop off more than half the length of her previous beachy layered locks and got herself an angular bob.

I know I promised to had my hair trimmed every month but due to my busy schedule and the agony of waiting for my hair to grow longer as fast as it can, the monthly trimming got a cross mark from my monthly calendar.

Back to Jen and her angular bob. I’m a fan of long beach waves and whenever Jen sports that ‘do, she’s just so effortlessly gorgeous. The angular bob makes her look a bit ‘guarded’, at least for me.

Like Jennifer Aniston’s new haircut? Tell us what you think!

Here are the rules of thumb when selecting the right bangs.

.Oval Face – the oval faced folks can wear any type of style or hair. This includes bangs which can be worn in just about any style. Of course hair type, texture, length and condition should be considered.

Round Face - feathered bangs look good to people with round face shape (if your hair texture, type and condition support feathering) which gently hug the cheeks areas to minimize round cheeks. When done perfectly, bangs can add beautiful contour to round fact shaped features.

Long Face – the goal of bangs here is to make long face appear like oval. So for this one, blunt brow hugging bangs that softly drape over the forehead will help to give the impression of a more oval-shaped face.

Square face – for folks with square face or those with prominent jaws, consider side-swept bangs that gently curve or taper inwards towards the jaw to soften pronounced square facial lines. Side swept bangs can also help soften all the angles of the face when cut accordingly.

Heart face – A side swept feathered or texturized bang style is a great option. Also, it usually carry off full bangs cut straight across the face. Long or short, full bangs can look really great for a heart shape faced people

Triangular face – wide feathered bangs, wispy or texturized can help to balance the face.

White and Nude -Pure and fresh, white and nude are the perfect colors for summer. From smart tailoring to white dresses with feminine embellishment or pretty white lace there are a lot of very fab and posh white summer clothings to choose from. Go for white or nude minimalist pieces or pieces with intricate details.

Maxis – Long skirt ranging from mid calf to ankle skimming styles are in this summer. Shop for the maxi dresses and skirts that have been popular for many seasons now. If you are cute and short try the slightly more wearable 3/4 lengths.

70’s - a decade of long flowing skirts and decadent glamour is definitely the trend this 2011 summer. Long or Maxi dresses will be a key part of this trend as will colourful floral dresses, jumpsuits and flared trousers. So i bet it’s a nice idea to check on your old mom’s clothes and find which among those are still wearable or at least alterable.lol!

Oriental Look – kimono jackets, eastern prints and wide obi belts are fashionable this 2011 summer. Bold combinations of red, black and white will also give a distinct oriental touch to many summer formal wardrobes.

Cutting your own bangs is one of the biggest “don’ts” in personal care, but this disaster can be avoided. Here is the professional way to trim bangs for girls out there – it will help you save money, and will make you look a whole lot better.

Now, are you ready?

As there are Facebook users who love the new profile layout, there are also some Facebookers who are now disgusted by it. So they went to search for ways on how to get the old Facebook layout. Unfortunately, there’s no way of getting back the old layout. Darn it.

This is how the new Faceboook profile looks like: (Photo Credit – Eric Shafer in creativefan.com)

With the new layout, your profile viewers could easily view your personal information (which i don’t think everyone would nod to). I like the new Friends tab. It’s, well, cute. Navigating your friends is easier now than the old one. Looks like they save up some space there.

The tagged photos up there, for me, should be on some other spots in the interface, not there right below the basic information. And also, the ads on the right has bigger space than your own tabs on the left.

If you’re not sure yet whether you’ll upgrade to the new Facebook layout, try browsing your friends who already changed their profile layout first or you might regret having the profile facelift.

I don’t think the management is coming up with a tool on how to go back to your old Facebook profile layout. I’m sure they are fully aware of the slams this new look is getting.

How to change to the new Facebook? You browse on your News Feeds, I’m sure you’ve got friends who have the new profile layout, click the link and then click the Take a Tour button, you’ll be guided with the steps on how to get the new layout.

So, is the new Facebook layout for December 2010 a cool move or not?

Try any of these looks and have the most appropriate Christmas wardrobe to match your personality.

LOOK 1: DAINTY AND CASUAL

LOOK 2: URBAN CHIC HOLIDAY

LOOK 3: HOLIDAY ELEGANCE

Let’s have the three safest colors to wear: red, black, and white. How will you spice up these dresses and still be the most chic attendee of this year’s Halloween party?

The Red Dress

What Halloween piece can you wear with a red dress? A devil horns headband. Be sassy and a bit naughty with your head piece. In this case, you don’t have to look like a grunge old zombie just to attend the Halloween party.

The Black Dress

Normally, black is a dominant color for Halloween parties. If you wish to wear your favorite little black dress which is a safe and sophisticated choice for Halloween events, you can have black wings slinged to your back and be the party’s black fairy!

The White Dress

So you think only the white lady has the prerogative to wear an all-white costume in the party? Well, if you want an elaborate number, why not dress like Anne Hathaway as The White Queen in Alice in Wonderland?

Or if you don’t like to be too grandiose, modify the look by donning a simple white dress and wear a platinum white wig. Then generously dab a dark red lipstick to complete the look. Oh, don’t forget a lighter foundation. This look suits women with whiter complexion though.

For more details and updates you may check the official website of Miss Universe here. As for the Miss Uinverse 2010 winner and runners up, check the updates later. Here’s the complete list of Miss Universe 2010 contestants.

Country	Contestant	Age	Height (cm)	Height (ft)	Hometown
Albania	Angela Martini	24	175	5′9″	Lezhe
Angola	Jurema Ferraz	25	180	5′11″	Namibe
Argentina	Yesica di Vincenzo	22	174	5′8″	Mar del Plata
Aruba	Priscilla Lee	22	180	5′11″	Oranjestad
Australia	Jesinta Campbell	19	178	5′10″	Gold Coast
Bahamas	Braneka Bassett	20	176	5′9″	Freeport
Belgium	Cilou Annys	19	178	5′10″	Bruges
Bolivia	Claudia Arce	19	173	5′8″	Sucre
Botswana	Tirelo Ramasedi	21	168	5′6″	Gaborone
Brazil	Débora Lyra	20	180	5′11″	Vitória
British Virgin Islands	Josefina Nunez	22	165	5′5″	Road Town
Canada	Elena Semikina	26	186	6′1″	Toronto
China	Tang Wen	18	176	5′9″	Yichun
Colombia	Natalia Navarro	23	179	5′10″	Barranquilla
Costa Rica	Marva Wright	25	180	5′11″	San José
Croatia	Lana Obad	22	173	5′8″	Zagreb
Curacao	Safira de Wit	20	181	5′11″	Willemstad
Cyprus	Demetra Olymbiou	22	174	5′8″	Aradhippou
Czech Republic	Jitka Válková	18	169	5′6″	Třebíč
Denmark	Ena Sandra Causevic	20	174	5′8″	Sønderborg
Dominican Republic	Eva Arias	25	180	5′11″	Moca
Ecuador	Lady Mina	24	170	5′7″	Guayaquil
Egypt	Donia Hamed	22	179	5′10″	Cairo
El Salvador	Sonia Cruz	20	173	5′8″	San Salvador
Finland	Viivi Pumpanen	22	167	5′6″	Vantaa
France	Malika Ménard	23	176	5′9″	Caen
Georgia	Nana Gogichaishvili	21	177	5′10″	Tbilisi
Germany	Kristiana Rohder	26	182	6′0″	Munich
Ghana	Awurama Simpson	22	180	5′11″	Sekondi-Takoradi
Great Britain	Tara Hoyos-Martinez	20	168	5′6″	London
Greece	Anna Prelevic	20	181	5′11″	Athens
Guam	Vanessa Torres	25	167	5′6″	Dededo
Guatemala	Jessica Scheel	20	170	5′7″	Retalhuleu
Guyana	Tamika Henry	22	171	5′7″	Georgetown
Haiti	Sarodj Bertin	24	175	5′9″	Port-au-Prince
Honduras	Kenia Martinez	26	175	5′9″	Tela
Hungary	Tímea Babinyecz	19	172	5′8″	Szeged
India	Ushoshi Sengupta	22	171	5′7″	Kolkata
Indonesia	Qory Sandioriva	19	173	5′8″	Aceh
Ireland	Rozanna Purcell	19	175	5′9″	Clonmel
Israel	Bat-el Jobi	22	172	5′8″	Afula
Italy	Jessica Cecchini	20	177	5′10″	Borgosesia
Jamaica	Yendi Phillipps	24	178	5′10″	Kingston
Japan	Maiko Itai	26	173	5′8″	Ōita
Kazakhstan	Assel Kuchukova	27	175	5′9″	Almaty
Korea	Kim Joo-ri	22	172	5′8″	Seoul
Kosovo	Kështjella Pepshi	23	178	5′10″	Junik
Lebanon	Rahaf Abdallah	22	174	5′8″	Khiam
Malaysia	Nadine Ann Thomas	23	169	5′6″	Subang Jaya
Mauritius	Dalysha Doorga	23	173	5′8″	Goodlands
Mexico	Jimena Navarrete	22	174	5′8″	Guadalajara
Netherlands	Desirée van den Berg	23	176	5′9″	Santpoort
New Zealand	Ria van Dyke	21	172	5′8″	Auckland
Nicaragua	Scharllette Allen	18	180	5′11″	Bluefields
Nigeria	Ngozi Odalonu	22	178	5′10″	Niger
Norway	Melinda Elvenes	23	172	5′8″	Larvik
Panama	Anyoli Abrego	22	177	5′10″	Santiago de Veraguas
Paraguay	Yohana Benitez	23	176	5′9″	San Lorenzo
Peru	Giuliana Zevallos	22	180	5′11″	Loreto
Philippines	Venus Raj	22	175	5′9″	Bato
Poland	Maria Nowakowska	23	182	6′0″	Legnica
Puerto Rico	Mariana Vicente	21	173	5′8″	Río Grande
Romania	Oana Paveluc	19	181	5′11″	Braşov
Russia	Irina Antonenko	18	178	5′10″	Yekaterinburg
Serbia	Lidija Kocić	22	180	5′11″	Belgrade
Singapore	Tania Lim	22	175	5′9″	Singapore
Slovak Republic	Anna Amenová	25	173	5′8″	Bratislava
Slovenia	Marika Savšek	23	175	5′9″	Šmartno pri Litiji
South Africa	Nicole Flint	22	173	5′8″	Pretoria
Spain	Adriana Reverón	24	177	5′10″	Errenteria
Sri Lanka	Ishanka Madurasinghe	23	174	5′8″	Kegalle
Sweden	Michaela Savic	19	174	5′8″	Helsingborg
Switzerland	Linda Fäh	22	177	5′10″	Benken
Tanzania	Hellen Dausen	23	168	5′6″	Arusha
Thailand	Fonthip Watcharatrakul	20	170	5′7″	Samut Prakan
Trinidad & Tobago	LaToya Woods	24	178	5′10″	Couva
Turkey	Gizem Memiç	20	178	5′10″	Gaziantep
Ukraine	Anna Poslavska	23	180	5′11″	Nova Kakhovka
Uruguay	Stephany Ortega	20	173	5′8″	Montevideo
USA	Rima Fakih	24	174	5′8″	Dearborn
U.S. Virgin Islands	Janeisha John	22	173	5′8″	St. Croix
Venezuela	Marelisa Gibson	21	178	5′10″	Caracas
Zambia	Alice Musukwa	22	178	5′10″	Lusaka