When one thinks of Camarines Sur, the first thing that comes to mind is the CamSur Watersports Complex and islands of Caramoan. Little is known of another equally beautiful attraction in CamSur which is the island paradise of Atulayan [read more at stoicpassion.com]

The Ramyer Travel & Tour offers the following tour packages:

3 Days and 2 Nights Bohol Vacation Package with Countryside Tour

Spend memorable three (3) days and two (2) nights at the best hotels and resorts in Tagbilaran City, or along the beaches of Panglao, and go on a Bohol countryside tour which includes the famous Loboc River cruise on a floating restaurant, a visit the world reknowned Chocolate Hills, an encounter with the Tarsier, the world’s smallest primate, among others.

Extreme, Eco-friendly and Educational Adventure Tour – Danao Package

Enjoy the suislide/zipline, caving, wall climbing, rappeling, root climbing, kayaking, among others at Bohol’s newest attraction, the Extreme, Eco-Friendly and Educational Adventure Tour (EAT) of Danao, Bohol. Enjoy various packages and options.

Chocolate Hills Countryside Tour

Visit Bohol’s top scenic spots including the site of the historic blood compact between the Miguel Lopez de Legaspi and Datu Sikatuna, the centuries-old Baclayon Church, the world-reknowned Chocolate Hills and the amazing man-made forest of Bilar. The tour also includes an encounter with the world’s smallest primate, the Tarsier, and Bohol’s biggest snake in captivity, a once-in-a-lifetime walk on a hanging bridge, as well as an enchanting cruise up the Loboc River on a floating restaurant, among others.

Panglao Beach Tour

Experience the best of Bohol’s beaches through our Panglao Tour package which includes a trip to the Hinagdanan Cave, Bohol’s natural undeground swimming pool, as well as lunch and a day of swimming at the Bohol Beach Club.

Bohol Island-Hopping and Dolphin/Whale Watching Tour

Experience Bohol’s eco-diversity and watch dolphins and whales play and frolic on their own playground. Hop on two of Bohol’s most enchanting islands, Balicasag and Virgin Island and spend your day swimming on powdery white beaches unlike no other, diving and  snorkeling.

Wrangler celebrates life lived full throttle. Test your nerves. Charge into the wilderness. Find your true self in the great outdoors. Constant action, an adrenaline high. Darkness held back by headlights. Old friends around you. The bluest blue denim jeans. A motorcycle jacket. A vintage Tee and slim-fit shirt. Dusty and worn: wide awake as the sun comes up. This adventure takes you to the edge. This is Vegas Heat, Wrangler’s Spring/Summer 2010 Collection.

Join the Wrangler Expressions Photo Contest by submitting your own personal interpretation of one of Wrangler’s expressions (styles). 1 dude and 1 dudette will have a chance to express their own fashion statement with P3,000 Wrangler GC EACH!

I’ve gotten a lot of request to post more photos of Manila during the 1950′s to the 1970′s. I’ve done some search from the source of the photos I posted from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee archive.

Read more at http://palaisip.blogspot.com

Stretching from the gate to the front of the main house in Gen San is an extensive driveway. Family members and guests alike get off from their cars on a covered walkway, held up by classic white pillars. The walkway leads to the front door.

The wide front yard provides more than enough room for a landscaped garden. It features a fountain and a koi pond.

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I have a severe case of “Last Song Syndrome”. The song “Balik sa Bohol” kept on playing in my mind from the first time I’ve heard it at the very scenic Loboc river up to the departure area of Tagbilaran airport.And just like the song, images of the scenic Bohol also kept on flashing in my head as I relish the moments I was there.

Read more from the links below:

• Bohol Island Basics
• Chocolate Hills:Bohol’s Signature Must See
• Sandugo Shrine:Something to Skip or Stop to Appreciate More
• Loboc River Cruise: The Place Where You’d Like to Sleep After a Heavy Lunch
• Stop, Open Your Eyes and See the Tarsier
• Baclayon Church: A Long Walk Away
• The Hanging Bridge, Simple Yet Fun
• Alona Beach, Panglao Island: Teeming with Marine Life
  • The Beach Area and Marine Life
  • The Resorts
  • Bohol Diver’s Club
  • Dining at Alona Beach
  • Going Around Panglao from Alona
• Reliving Francisco Dagohoy’s Legend at EAT Danao
  • Extreme Road Trip to Extreme Activities
  • Take The Danao Plunge
  • SuiSlide, More of a SereneSlide
  • The Most Important Adventure: Eating at EAT Danao
  • Not Much Time? Stay at the Park!

I recently got back from a client support assignment in Belgium for 3 months. The first time I learned I was going to Belgium, I really had no idea what was instore for me for 3 months in that country. The only thing that popped out of my mind when Belgium is mentioned is the picture of Miss Belgium, who became a crowd favorite when the Miss Universe was held in the Philippines in 1994. ( I was in high school then and yes I admit, I had one of those wallet size picture of Miss Belgium being sold on the sidewalks before….hehehehe). I said to myself, if that’s Miss Belgium, well then Belgium here I come!

But there’s more to Belgium that’s just as interesting as Miss Belgium herself.

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It was my first time to go to Boracay, so I was looking forward to 2 things: the beach and the food. I was really looking forward to lots and lots of seafood on my short stay on the island.

[Read more at stoicpassion.com]

Living on the 10th floor of a condo, one of the “amenities” that I get to enjoy every year is watching the view of Makati and Manila skyline on new year’s eve, seeing all the fantastic fireworks across metro manila, without having to shell out any money. [Read more..]

I’ve been dreaming of blue skies and the beach and so… [read more]

Greetings from AQ Services International!

We would like to invite you to apply for a mystery shopping program. It would require you to mystery visit several petrol stations.

1. For these mystery shops you need a PERSONAL CAR (motorcycles are not allowed). You are required to observe the service and facilities standards of petrol stations.

2. Reimbursement: The shop fee is 450 Pesos per shop. You are required to make petrol and store item purchase. The minimum amount to spend on fuel is 200 Pesos.

3. Deadline: These mystery shops have to be completed within the one week and the surveys must be completed and submitted within 24 hours of mystery shopping, latest by the 14th of November 2009

Please note that these mystery shops are to be executed between 9 am to 3 pm, 7 days a week (Including weekend).

We will inform you from the 19th October onwards if you are selected for one or more mystery shops. Do check your mailbox for updates!

Summary:

Project: Mystery Shopping for an oil & gas company
Task: Evaluating and Research
Time: 9 am to 3 pm, 7 days a week (Including weekend)
Deadline: 14th of November 2009
Fee: 450 Pesos
Location: Philippines

If you are interested in getting some extra money over the weekend please contact my colleague or myself at feisal@aq-services.com or me at alessandro@aq-services.com.

TELL A FRIEND

We are always looking for new mystery shoppers. If you have friends or family who might be interested, please refer them to us. You can redirect them to our website or use the following link (copy paste the link in your browser if it is not active):

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I found some video sample of the retail version of the Canon EOS 7D. The filmaker, Dan Chung says most of the video was shot at ISO 1600 to 6400.

Here is the video called Another Night in Beijing.

See the video at http://casualphotographer.blogspot.com

Interesting concept for camera. Using off the shelf components, researchers have built an open source camera where anyone can program the features of the camera like doing automatic HDR photography, activate a certain setting when a particular lens is attached or making high quality video using high-resolution pictures.

Read more at http://casualphotographer.blogspot.com

Here are some photos I took of the 2009 Cheese Rolling Festival in Whistler. It was a fun event, you see people running downhill trying to win a block of cheese. Whoever goes downhill first wins the cheese that was rolled downhill. The cheese of course is wrapped.

Check out the photos and videos at http://photoblogvancouver.blogspot.com

Here are some photos around Blackcomb Mountain in Whistler, British Columbia.

http://photoblogvancouver.blogspot.com

Do you like fashion? Do you love photography? Do you think the only way you can be a fashion photographer is to shoot supermodels? Think again.

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Remember this famous photo from the June 1985 cover of National Geographic? The photo was taken in the Nasir Bagh refugee camp in Pakistan. She was an Afghan refugee.

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I thought it might be of interest to readers to show them the different sizes of the camera sensors to really understand how sensor sizes affect image quality.

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Panasonic has announced the new Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF1. It is a new generation digital interchangeable lens system cameras.

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I use Adobe Photoshop for my photo editing. Adobe Photoshop is a wonderful tool for Photographers, but I really only use about 1% of what Photoshop can do. You don’t need Adobe Photoshop to do the photo editing I do, you can use other photo editing softwares like Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2, Adobe Lightroom for the PC or Apple Aperture 2 if you use a Mac.

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