This is Bill Gates worst nightmare, encoutering the G.ho.st. I hope Microsoft won’t close their windows.

G.ho.st®

Totally cloud computing. I already made an entry about this useful web-based service from the Ghost Inc before. A brochure of G.ho.st® VC we’ve found during the iBlog5 reminded me of this service which I have found 1 or 2 years ago. I am not sure if G.ho.st already had marketing campaigns in Manila- the brochure looks informative, unfortunately we only found 1pc, so my companion during iBlog5 took it since I already know about the service. Ever since, I really loved the idea of having my desktop accessible anywhere, but not using a software to show my PC desktop even if I’m away from home. Remote access and desktop control software are just unsafe from unauthorized access or maybe no one could turn on and connect my PC online, while a PC is vulnerable from disaster.

Here comes G.ho.st (Global Hosted Operating SysTem), a virtual computer easily accessible to any browser with an internet connection, it is simply pronounced as ghost, (a disembodied soul, to appear to the living in bodily likeness- merriam-webster) which haunts Microsoft to death. I’ve just read from an article how Microsoft might have been threatened by these web-based applications already available online, which makes the computer-giant  uneasy.

Key Features:

1. Available-everywhere desktop- Access your desktop, files, apps and settings from any Internet browser. Desktop and apps run without the need for installation or updating. Customize your desktop and choose from 20+ available language.
2. Sharing & collaboration- you can share your files by providing a URL to a colleague.
3. Inherently Secure- G.ho.st® uses Amazon Web Services
4. Office Suite- Read, write and edit documents, spreadsheets and presentations using G.ho.st® integrations with Zoho, directly from your G.ho.st® Storage. Edit Google Docs, sheets and presentations stored at Google from within G.ho.st®
5. G.ho.st® Drive – online storage- 15GB professionally hosted and backed-up disk space. Many file types can be viewed or edited online with a simple double-click. Upload and sync your documents, photos and music easily using the G.ho.st® Upload Download Utility, Sync program or FTP
6. G.ho.st® Mail- upon logging in to your G.ho.st® VC, you’re G.ho.st® Mail also logs in as userID@G.ho.st. I’ve tried to email my primary email address, but the message went to my spam folder, so I just added my G.ho.st® email address to my contacts.
7. Organize Web stuff- Manage smart shortcuts called Tagged Things to Web resources – webmarks (URLs), files, photos, videos, music, products. Single sign-on to other services such as Google Docs using My Logins. The G.ho.st® Virtual File System shows you G.ho.st® Drive files, Google Docs files and other Web files all in one place.
8. G.ho.st® Browser- It has it’s own web-browser, I am actually using it while writing this entry on my blog. NO traces of your online history, your bookmarks are always with you.

Writing my entry in G.ho.st® Browser

G.ho.st® is totally Virtual.  All, in one browser window accessible anywhere! Have you tried G.ho.st® VC?

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Sure I don’t have paraskevidekatriaphobia, a combination of the fear of the number 13 and the fear of Fridays. It’s just that within the family, there has been an incident happened during that friday the thirteenth which I apologize that I’ve forgotten the exact date, which my parent relates to as an proof of the superstition.

Why and How does this superstition started?
Let me just pull some articles on the web which I’ll further comment on. Uhm, actually the first reason in green font color is what I mostly hear as the reason of this fear.

Christians have traditionally been wary of Fridays because Jesus was crucified on a Friday. In addition to that, some theologians hold that Adam and Eve ate from the forbidden fruit on a Friday, and that the Great Flood began on a Friday. In the past, many Christians would never begin any new project or trip on a Friday, for fear that the endeavor would be doomed from the start.
Sailors were particularly superstitious in this regard, often refusing to ship out to sea on a Friday. According to legend, in the 18th century, the British Navy commissioned a ship called the H.M.S. Friday in order to quell the superstition. The navy selected the crew on a Friday, launched the ship on a Friday and even selected a man named James Friday as the ship’s captain. Then, one Friday morning, the ship set off on its maiden voyage — and disappeared forever.

Some historians trace the Christian distrust of Fridays to the church’s overall opposition to pagan religions. Friday is named after Frigg, the Norse goddess of love and sex. This strong female figure, these historians claim, posed a threat to male-dominated Christianity. To fight her influence, the Christian church characterized her as a witch, vilifying the day named after her. This characterization may also have played a part in the fear of the number 13. It was said that Frigg would often join a coven of witches, normally a group of 12, bringing the total to 13. A similar Christian tradition holds that 13 is unholy because it signifies the gathering of 12 witches and the devil.

Some trace the infamy of the number 13 back to ancient Norse culture. In Norse mythology, the beloved hero Balder was killed at a banquet by the malevolent god Loki, who crashed the party of twelve, bringing the group to 13. This story, as well as the story of the Last Supper, led to one of the most entrenched connotations of the number 13: You should never sit down to a meal in a group of 13.

Another significant part of the Friday-the-13th legend is a particularly bad Friday the 13th that occurred in the middle ages. On a Friday the 13th in 1306, King Philip of France burned the revered Knights Templar at the stake, marking the occasion as a day of evil.

Some people come to fear Friday the 13th because of misfortune they’ve experienced on that day in the past. If you get in a car wreck on one Friday the 13th, or lose your wallet, that day is bound to stay with you. But if you think about it, bad things (from spilling your coffee to, well, much more serious problems) happen all the time, so if you’re looking for bad luck on Friday the 13th, you’ll probably find it.-howstuffworks.com

While on the other hand, I’m not sure if I could relate this to weird things during Friday the thirteenth, but we are contacted by our group leader informing us that we will have our hospital duty tonight instead of tomorrow. Well for me I think it’s luck happening because tomorrow I’ll be free for Valentine’s, I can bring my girl on a date.

Was it just a coincidence, or does this incidents do make sense? Whatever maybe the reason, we can’t stop this day to happen but we can make it through whatever bad luck you may think will happen to this day with trust and prayer to our creator.

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