Posted by edarevalo on April 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment
GMA network’s Pinoy Idol invades the Visayan region in its second episode.
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Posted by ApplesH on April 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment
When I was young, I often dreamt of traveling abroad, going to Disneyland or Knott’s Berry Farm. I would always listen to fabulous stories from my classmates after coming back from summer vacation about how they have been here or there. At that time, my only experience riding an airplane was during a school fieldtrip. I had relatives that lived abroad and I often wondered how their lives were like compared to ours.
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Posted by transformer on April 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Last Sunday, Globe telecom’s has launched it’s newest promo called Everybody Text 20. Just text ETXT 20 to 2868 and you can send 10 texts to other networks and 100 texts Globe to Globe within 24 hours. According to the CRS, however, the waiting time is 24 hours. Sorry for the late sharing of information. I got so busy with work. Enjoy the service 
Posted by itot54itot on April 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment
Warning: The “stunt” you are about to see was “performed” by a “trained” professional while wearing a pair of 13 oz. shoes. Ball Don’t Lie will take no responsibility for any injury caused by trying to impress Ronny Turiaf. Enjoy!
Posted by lestercavestany on April 12, 2008 · 1 Comment
When you see hundreds of people standing in line for hours under the hot sun so they can buy 2 kilograms of NFA rice – so that they can save P50 – who do you blame?
When you look back and see that during the time of President Marcos, we were a rice-exporting country but today, we are one of the world’s top importer of rice, who do you blame?
When you realize that our neighbors, Thailand and Vietnam, are the world’s top exporters of rice and yet many of their advances in rice farming were developed in the International Rice Research Institute in Laguna, who do you blame for our own country’s lack of progress in rice farming?
Posted by itot54itot on April 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment
The colourful, multi-functional Apple iPhone has proven itself as an instant hit in the high-end phone market all over the world thereby challenging other mobile handset makers like Nokia to come up with such products. Nokia, the world’s largest mobile phone manufacture has announced to launch a new iPhone like product Read More…
Posted by hazelrchua on April 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment
The other night, Warren was deeply immersed with reading the book of Luke (which he always does) when he suddenly bobbed his head from behind his Bible to share with me what he understood from the verse.
“To me, this means we as Christians are representatives of Christ, so wherever we go, whoever it is we are talking to, we should always remember that we are there to represent Christ, then there is really no need to tell them, “hey, I’d like to invite you to our church…”, instead, we can go right ahead and evangelize from there…”
I have forgotten what part in the book of Luke that is, but I remember coming by his side and reading it to see how I would understand what is written. I agree with my husband.
The following morning, we were walking around the community for morning exercise when he expressed his fear of not being able to share more openly with other people, of not being able to evangelize and of not being a zealous soldier of God.
I have always known my husband to be an introvert, in fact when we first met; I repeatedly had to ask him what was bothering him because there were moments during that day when he would just cave in, like something would wrap around him that not even I could get through. He would be staring from afar and be silent for minutes on end.
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Posted by edarevalo on April 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment
The Americans may be curious how their game show “Deal or No Deal’ is played in other parts of the world like the Philippines that’s why Howie Mandel, the game’s host in the US, will visit the Philippines to tape this special episode with Kris Aquino as a co-host.
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Posted by dyudyu on April 12, 2008 · Leave a Comment
You might want to read the following notable posts from notable blogs of notable pinoy bloggers…
Cold War at Philippines Blogosphere
I’m talking of course of Filipino bloggers who wants to allow porn sites versus those who wants them eradicated. The SEO keywords battle, the insinuating post, the backstabbing anonymous comments, it’s everywhere. I will not name names, you know who you are.
AdSense Success In Two Months
Do you want to make money online with AdSense? Here’s a quick case study of someone who began with a new site earning $0 per day, and then moved up to $33 a day (in pure AdSense dollars) in just 60 days.
Blogging – slowly becoming a cause of death
To be sure, there is no official diagnosis of death by blogging, and the premature demise of two people obviously does not qualify as an epidemic. There is also no certainty that the stress of the work contributed to their deaths. But friends and family of the deceased, and fellow information workers, say those deaths have them thinking about the dangers of their work style.
Why you need blog networking in your blogging career
As it is called, blog networking has something to do with connections. And those connections are with your fellow bloggers. Linking with other blogs, visiting and dropping comments, guest blogging, getting and making reviews, exchanging favors with fellow bloggers, etc, it’s all part of building networks.
Noted! 
