Several articles on the Philippine Daily Inquirer have been talking about the flooding caused by Typhoon Ondoy in Metro Manila on Sept 26, 2009 like this one that says nine hours would have made a difference and this one where it says flood forces developers to back off. I especially like this one where Marikina Mayor says they have learned their lessons.
All I can say is, “Ngayon pa!”
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Is this the future of airline travel?
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Hello everyone. My name is Ade, and I own this blog. Please don’t hurt me.I’ve spent three years of my life dedicated to a blog chronicling my various failures while at the same time becoming the largest repository of dick jokes on the internet. When a website’s tagline is “your daily dose of retard,” it’s pretty obvious that this site won’t imbue you with life’s lessons upon reading its contents. Of course, if you consider open letters to people who constantly touch the peepees and weewees of other people on trains important life lessons. It is, for meI think there’s a red flag or two somewhere that says this blog isn’t really something that adds anything meaningful to the blogosphere.
While browsing through some FB posts, I found a video of a foreigner singing OPM. Obviously, for someone having an American twang, it would be hard to learn pronouncing Filipino words correctly, but these people have done a cool job of singing OPM’s. The last video , though not sung in OPM lyrics, the Harana in Nihongo version is also very cool and catchy. =) [Read more...]
While Metro Manila residents braced itself for the impacts of Typhoon Pepeng, the temperature lowered as the winds grew stronger. I wanted to keep warm but did not want another cup of coffee as I was already plagued by a bunch of nerves just by monitoring the weather. And then I thought, hot chocolate would be perfect!
A new energy drink is being marketed like cocaine. It’s called Blow.
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I know there’s been several incident on ABS-CBN’s Wowowee where there’s been boob shots. That probably brings in a lot of young male viewers. I think now they’re aiming for the seniors market.
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Here are the hotlines for the missing people caused by Typhoon Ondoy that caused massive flooding in Metro Manila on Sept 26, 2009.
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Just saw this ad for the Pomegranate phone. It’s probably the best smartphone in the world beating even the iPhone.
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originally posted at the QuadraForte blog
Our CEO Franklin Naval has been doing a yeoman’s job of updating the maps that are featured on the “Help for Typhoon Victims in the Philippines” landing page hosted by Google. The Philippines is now bracing for the onslaught of a category 5 typhoon named “Pepeng” (international code name: Parma) just right after “Ondoy” (international name: Ketsana) it devastated not only the Philippines but Vietnam, Cambodia and even Laos. I don’t think Franklin can go on forever updating the maps so I’ll go through a walkthrough to show everyone HOW EASY this is and if we distribute the load to 20-40 people who know how to blog, this will be over in 10 MINUTES TOPS!
NOTE: Click on the photos for high-resolution
The first step is to have access to the spreadsheet (make sure you have an invite to EDIT via a GMail address – twitter me @pageman or @franknaval to get an invite). You’ll see the spreadsheet like this:
The cells with red circles are the relevant information needed – the last two cells on the right under On Map? and Who? indicates if the missing persons have been mapped already (NOT YET) and who mapped it (BLANK FOR NOW)
To find the Missing Persons Map, you can just Google “Ondoy” and you should be able to see the Google landing page for Ondoy – you should see several layers – what is of interest to you would be the Missing Persons Layer
Once you click on “Missing Persons” it should bring you the Typhoon Ondoy Missing persons page
I was a little self-absorbed when the storm hit Manila. I was at Hong Kong Airport waiting for… [Read More]
Have you ever heard of the saying of our elders: “Ang kasal ay hindi parang susubo ka ng kanin at pag mainit ay iluluwa mo. (Marriage is not like putting rice into you mouth and when you find that it’s hot, you take it out of your mouth.)” (27th Sunday in Ordindary Time B)
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Here’s a CNN weather report on Super Typhoon Parma (Pepeng). Forecasted to hit Metro Manila late Friday and Saturday.
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Just reposting this. I have no sources to confirm this but I hope it’s not true.
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PAGASA (11:30am): Typhoon Pepeng now a significant typhoon, slowly becoming a Super typhoon with wind speeds up to 175 kph with gustiness of about 210kph. Entering Northern Luzon by Sat morning. But expect heavy rainfall by tomorrow.
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I saw this on Youtube about Richard Gutierrez saving Cristine Reyes who was on the roof of her house due to the flood caused by Typhoon Ondoy the hit Metro Manila on Sept 26, 2009.
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After Mikey Arroyo responded to the media to have Facebook and the Internet regulated and was posted in several blogs. Several readers had very harsh comment about it.
The problem with Mikey is that he can’t keep his mouth shut. We have a saying in Filipino. “Ang pikon talo”.
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