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by Xtian Mack on April 23, 2013 With the children on vacation and everyone else in the family looking for ways to beat the heat this summer, places which offer lots of fun and excitement in the water are very sought after. For those who may think of going to the beach quite time-consuming, they may consider Jogima Resort in Bulacan as a welcome alternative for some cool fun this summer. » Read More
by Angel Bonifacio on April 20, 2013 We were joined today by two Johns - Mr. John Ruero, VP Externals of the Philippine Society of IT Educators (PSITE) and Mr. John Forcado, an accomplished professional photographer. » Read More
by Jhaypee Guia on April 20, 2013 The province of Nueva Ecija is a fun and relaxing place to be as it has numerous public parks resplendent with the beauty of nature, as well as being able to provide a variety of enjoyable activities that provide great experiences and memories for everyone who visits. » Read More
by Angel Bonifacio on April 19, 2013 Mystique III Evolution (Manila) was a big success! It was held last April 13-14 at the Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center in Quezon City. More than 20 photographers from all over the Philippines joined this photography and post-processing workshop conducted by Mr. John Forcado, an very accomplished professional photographer. » Read More
by Xtian Mack on April 19, 2013 Summer is upon us and cooling off from the sweltering summer heat is one’s foremost priority. It is fortunate that there are resorts close to the city where one can have some real fun in the sun without having to travel long and far. Fortunately, there is St. Agatha Resort in Guiginto, Bulacan. It is an escape from the heat and stress of the city just minutes away from the metropolis. St. Agatha Resort promises its guests a wonderful, relaxing stay with family, friends and loved ones. » Read More
by Jerwin Lim on April 19, 2013 As of the meantime, visitors are required to drop by at Cavinti Municipal Office to secure a permit before going to Cavinti Underground River and Cave so as to monitor the number of persons visiting the cave since it was only operational last March 30, 2013. You can also visit their facebook account or email them ahead of time regarding the date of your visit. » Read More
by Xtian Mack on April 16, 2013 Filipinos enjoy the summer as best they can, so when the heat starts to really be felt, they and theeir families go off on adventures to amazing places like Galilee Mansion Hotel and Water Park Resort in San Pedro, Bustos, Bulacan. » Read More
by dianne gloria on April 16, 2013 Last 2011 we went to SM Mall of Asia and attended the Earth Hour event. One person has the power to make a change, and we can make that change happen.“Earth Hour is a simple act that emphasizes both the ease and importance of adopting energy-efficient practices and lifestyles,” says the Earth Hour National Director Atty. Gia Ibay, who also leads the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF-Philippines) Climate Unit. “Given ever-increasing energy demands, we must be mindful of the need to control human-induced global warming by adopting smarter and more responsible energy practices.” » Read More
by Arjay Reyes on April 16, 2013 Remember the song "Yellow Submarine" by the Beatles? You may find yourself singing this tune once you find yourself exploring the depths of the sea off the coast of Mactan. You may be surprised to discover that a Cebu-based company has recently introduced the first submarine tours here in the Philippines. » Read More
by Arjay Reyes on April 15, 2013 During World War II, the Philippines suffered a great devastation brought by the Japanese forces. Many Filipinos lost their lives to help liberate the Philippines from the occupation of Japanese soldiers. Those years brought fear and dread to the Filipinos including the people of Leyte. During those times, the Japanese are considered enemies and anybody who saw a Japanese would yell out in disdain. » Read More
