June 23rd, 2008
To date, typhoon Frank (Fengshen) have just passed our province but is still in the Philippines’ area of responsibility. It was one disastrous typhoon leaving a lot of areas flooded and a number of people homeless.
In Marinduque, three people were reported dead,362 families were evacuated, 500 houses were damaged, roads have been impassable, power lines and telecommunication lines were cut off since late Saturday afternoon.
Panay Island will remain powerless for at least about a week due to damages in transmission and distribution lines brought about by typhoon.
Iloilo province and its capital city was submerged in flood. Almost all of Iloilo’s 42 towns and city, including those that had not previously experienced flooding, were under water. Fifty-two people died in Iloilo province, 15 in Antique, six in Iloilo City, and four each in the provinces of Capiz and Negros Occidental. Still missing were at least 136 others, including 78 in Iloilo and 55 in Antique, according to disaster officials.
MV Princess of the Stars, a ferry carrying more than 700 people sank in typhoon-tossed waters off Sibuyan island in Romblon province. Search and rescue operation have only found 29 bodies and 6 survivors as of Monday morning.
Let us pray for our kababayans and give out aids in any way we can.
Read more on Inquirer.net.
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June 21st, 2008
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June 6th, 2008
The last weekend before school starts is a long one as the legal non-working Philippine Independence day was moved to June 9 from June 12 in order to compress the working day to a continuous work week. This could have attract mixed opinion from the practical and traditional people but I guess Filipinos have grown accustomed to this practice by the current government.
I personally favor this move for two reasons: 1) it does not break the working momentum, and 2) you can go on vacation because of the long weekend. But I guess the parent’s main concern this week is to complete their kids’ school supplies and uniforms. Expect traffics and a jam packed mall with this.
Anyway, enjoy going back to school dear students.
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June 3rd, 2008
Students are now counting days before school starts. I always hear students wanting to get out of school and start working while those already working dreams of going back to school. I guess it is human nature to want things we do not have. This should then encourage us to always seize the moment and enjoy where we are presently in. The day to work will eventually come and learning need not stop after school. Life itself is one big school ground were lessons are given every passing day.
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June 3rd, 2008
With the nearing opening of classes, Mom’s most probably are problematic in terms of managing their budget. With the need to pay for tuition fees, buy school supplies and uniforms, coupled with the rising prices of basic commodities, will you pass up an opportunity to earn?
Some bloggers have aggressively taken hold of this opportunity to make money with their blog by joining ad programs that mediates between publishers and advertisers. Bloggerwave is one of these programs. You get paid for simply featuring products on your blog that you yourselves have the liberty to choose.

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June 2nd, 2008
The jungle often hides itself in the density of its own matter. As such, it is a place of great complexity and unknowing. For many of us, the metaphor it’s a jungle out there describes the unpredictability and potential threats of our world. To be in a jungle usually means you are on a quest for treasure, sacred knowledge, or other things kept in deeply covered and generally inaccessible places.
The danger that you feel about the jungle is also the reason that things of value are kept there. The difficulty in acquiring riches or wisdom heightens the appreciation of them. (Dense urban environments can be a metaphor of the jungle as well.)
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February 4th, 2008
The fountain of youth is a legendary spring that is said to restore the youth of anyone who drinks from it. Youth and immortality seem to be man’s consistent theme in stories like the philosopher’s stone, universal panaceas, and the elixir of life.
The pursuit now continues even beyond stories and myths. Science has devised a lot of way in order to obtain their own version of legend no matter how elementary they compare. Now, the fountain of youth is no longer drunk but is injected.
Naples botox injections use a small quantity of highly refined botulinum toxin to weaken the muscles that causes wrinkles by injecting it beneath the skin. The procedure is available for men and women who desires to improve their crow’s feet and wrinkles in the forehead and in between the eyes. In addition, botox are also known to be effective in the treatment of migraine headaches, excessive sweating and muscle spasms in the eyes and neck.
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