#NBAFinals Game 6 for Cleveland

Golden State 101 - 115 Cleveland
Standing 3-3

Grandma uses 'please' and 'thank you' in google search, it makes people smile

Omg opened my Nan's laptop and when she's googled something she's put 'please' and 'thank you'. I can't 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/hiy2tecBjU

— Ben Eckersley (@Push10Ben) June 9, 2016

This is the tweet of 25-year-old Ben Eckersley, who lives near Manchester, England. He was visiting his grandmother's place to do laundry with adryer since he has none. What he saw from the screen of his grandma's computer screen made him delighted.

Ben and Grandma

Finally managed to get my famous Nan to take a picture with me! pic.twitter.com/DKgEZf5SiU

— Ben Eckersley (@Push10Ben) June 15, 2016

Top 10 Examinees in the June 2016 Environmental Planner Licensure Examination

Rank	Name	School	Rating (%)
1	Kim Robert Cuevas De Leon	University of the Philippines - Diliman	83.50
2	Maria Teresa Salas Alambra	University of the Philippines - Diliman	82.60
3	Christian Resurrecion Buted	University of the Philippines - Diliman	82.45
4	Leonila Guigayoma Cajarte	Xavier University	82.25
5	John Titus Jumamoy Vistal	Holy Name University (for. Divine Word – Tagbilaran)	81.95
6	Kenneth Sumadia Artes	University of the Philippines – Los Baños	81.70
7	Edgar Labra Martinez	Silliman University	80.75
8	Abigail Pineda Sunga	University of the Philippines - Diliman	80.75
9	Mariolito Mascariñas Bonggot	Holy Name University (for. Divine Word – Tagbilaran)	80.65
10	Joan Sabanal Barrera	University of Southeastern Philippines – Davao City	80.50
	Ricardo Victor Andaya Velasco	University of the Philippines - Diliman	80.50

The date and venue for the oath taking ceremony of successful examinees will be announced later.

Facebook apologizes for inverted PH flag, makes correction

Thank you Facebook for the correction. LOL

Facebook greeted this morning Filipino netizens for the Philippines Independence Day with inverted flag

In a statement released on Sunday afternoon, Facebook said the use of the inverted Philippine flag was "unintentional."

"This was unintentional, and we’re sorry. We care deeply about the community in the Philippines and, in an attempt to connect people on Independence Day, we made a mistake,” the social media giant said.

While it was inadvertent on Facebook's part, some netizens took to social media to react on the matter. My reaction is the image above.

Common guys, just a honest mistake. No big deal. Happy Independence Day everyone.