Archive for the ‘Economy’ Category

I'm watching the live coverage of ABS-CBN on the funeral procession of our beloved former President Cory C. Aquino.  It's a sad day today in the Philippines and I'm sure that all filipinos either have their eyes glued on the tv or went to the streets to show support. The Cory Magic is what ... Full story

First of all, I'm not going to post links to video here... Why? Well, I don't have them yet.  Anyway, I just found it interesting that the most searched on google in the Philippines are the following: Maricar Reyes, Hayden Kho, Katrina Halili and of course - scandal.  I guess its official - we love scandals!  We're number 2 in the world in watching videos ... Full story

Thanks for all the comments.  I'll be updating this post as I get more information.  Kindly subscribe to my newsletter so you'll get the updates asap.  Subscribe button is on the right side --> Thanks. Finally the dog tags are here!  Based on the details posted on Ako Mismo website ... Full story

I'm a bit late in posting this up but I took the photo below a while back.  Anyway, its nice to see electric tricycles and jeeps on the streets of Taguig.  At least it's one step closer to achieving an eco friendly city.  I'm amazed at how quiet they are and how fast they can go - quite acceptable within the city.  I hope the ... Full story

Amidst the excitement and fuss of the Pacquiao and Hatton fight, a moving yet puzzling tv commercial showed up.  2 days after, it caught my attention when it rocketed to over 50,000 commitments, a sea of blog posts, endless thread of reactions, comments and speculations. I kept my mouth shut.  I waited for seasoned writers ... Full story

I took this picture last Sunday. As usual, there was a long line at this particular gas station in Makati. But this time the waiting time was longer - quite unusual because nowadays most vehicles pump up just enough gas to last them the week. After what felt like over 20 minutes, this is what we saw:... Full story

Image from http://boxedsoap.blogspot.com/2007/05/hypermiling-how-im-fighting-fuel-war.html I just wanted to note down a few behavioral changes that I noticed when gassing up. Yesterday, I was waiting in line to fill up with gas at the Shell station near makati cinema square and I noticed a few odd behaviors by customers. Most of the drivers went down Normally, when you gas up here in the ... Full story

  A worker waits for a truck, with imported rice to be unloaded at a government warehouse, in Quezon City, Metro Manila. (Photo: Reuters) Rumors about rice shortage is spreading across the nation. I'm ... Full story