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):

http://www.aq-services.com/mystery-shoppers/tell-a-friend-about-mystery-shopping

Miriam Defensor Santiago was featured in Correspondents last week.

Maganda rin naman ang naidudulot ng pagiging prangka ni Senador Miriam Defensor-Santiago. Ayon kay Santiago , marami ang tumatak-bong Senador dahil sa laki ng budget na ibinibigay sa kanila kada buwan.

Lumalabas na P35,000 suweldo nila kada buwan ay pakitang-tao lang sa milyun-milyong budget ng bawat senador… Kada buwan ay may Fixed Monthly Budget ang bawat Senador ng humigit-kumulang P2 Milyon.

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

With regards to the blog post of Ella that I reposted. Here is a statement from Dr. Esperaza Cabral of the DSWD.

I may be cynical about the Philippine government, but I believe in fair and balanced news. I just hope that what Dr. Esperanza Cabral said is true.

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

CC (no, not Creative Commons or carbon copy) is a broad term. One can argue that climate change is a natural process. True enough, because if there were no climate changes in Earth’s distant history we probably wouldn’t be here today. Imagine if our Planet never had rain, or say Earth stayed hot and never had ice ages. Maybe the dinosaurs will still be alive today, and instead of us humans on the top of the food-chain, we will probably be on the top of someone else’s diet!

Climate Change is good then, because it keeps this planet alive and it keeps it balance. But why are we discussing about it if it is a good, natural process? Why all this fuss? These seminars, Blog Action Day, and scary videos that the Earth is going to die soon with humanity in it if we don’t do something?

Continue reading here…

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!”

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

Just reposting this. I have no sources to confirm this but I hope it’s not true.

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

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”.

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

Mikey Arroyo reacted to a photo of him that circulated on the Internet showing at Rustan’s at the height of Typhoon Ondoy. The photo describes him as being callous shopping for alcoholic drinks while his countrymen were suffering. He lashed out and said that Facebook and other mediums should be regulated and that it was impossible for him to be at Rustan’s at Katipunan since it was impassable at the time.

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

While some were still drowning, while some families were still stuck on roofs, while those who were not badly hit were sacrificing their lives to save those who need rescuing and while others were volunteering their energy to provide relief to those who lost almost everything, some of our honorable congressmen and women were busy saving Ombudsman Merceditas Gutierrez, protector of Big Boss Mike Arroyo.

Watch the video at http://palaisip.blogspot.com. It will boil your blood.

Until now, the government has not clarified whether it will dispense with the red tape that normally accompanies donations in kind: the last thing the country needs is a scandal associated with donated relief goods being impounded by the Bureau of Customs or taxed upon arrival.

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

“Be it hereby resolved by the Philippine Senate, to enjoin all senators to allocate at least P1 million from their Priority Development Assistance Fund to aid victims of Ondoy,” according to Senate Resolution 1378 filed by Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago on Monday.

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

Cezar Mancao refuses to recant his testimony against former President Joseph Estrada and Senantor Ping Lacson. Mancao reiterates that Estrada and Lacson had something to do with the Dacer-Corbito double murder.
For the complete blog story, please visit <http://thepinoychuva.wordpress.com/>

What else is new? Joseph Estrada files a libel suit against Alfonso Yuchengco and the Philippine Daily Inquirer for their reports about him blackmailing Alfonso Yuchengco to sell his PLDT shares.

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

Here are 10 reasons why we should vote for Willie Revillame when he runs for senator. Read it here ….

Are there other reasons?

Sentro ng Katotohanan will feature Alex Lacson on its broadcast tomorrow, Tuesday, 8.30-9.30PM, 1242KHz DWBL.

Alex Lacson is the author of the book “12 Little Things Every Filipino Can Do to Help Our Country”. He started the Tuloy Pnoy movement which egged on Sen. Noynoy Aquino to run for President. Alex Lacson is a lawyer by profession.

Anybody read this article in the Philippine Daily Inquirer? Ombudsman Merceditas Gutierrez issued a memorandum circular that would make it difficult for people to get copies of the Statement of Assets and Liabilities and Net Worth of government officials.

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

Watch the videos at http://palaisip.blogspot.com

Mr. Eric Manalang and Mr. Norman Cabrera, the Ang Kapatiran Party’s President and Secretary General respectively, are the featured guests tonight at Sentro ng Katotohanan.

Know more about the party’s history, ideals, plans and platforms and get a sneak peak on their senatorial candidates for 2010. Listen and be informed about your choices for the coming elections and for the country’s future.

Sentro ng Katotohanan is aired live over at DWBL 1242KHz, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8-30-9-30PM.

Watch the media suicide of Mikey Arroyo in Unang Balita with Igan and Winnie Monsod. These people are what they call “So young, yet so corrupt”.

Watch the full interview at http://palaisip.blogspot.com

Dear Sir/ Madam,

Towards the end of this decade, we will hold our 61st Multiple District Convention. It is our desire to make history by holding the first, the grandest and the most memorable convention right in the capital and Heart of our country, Quezon City.

The city is the “Throbbing Heart” of the country not only because it is centrally located but it is where most of the government offices which manage the nation are located. It is a metropolis large enough to make many things possible from transport to communication.

Quezon City today, can boast of state of the art facilities with modern amenities to host local and international gatherings. It has enough hotels and lodging houses to house delegates and visitors. It is in the crossroads of all transportation means ( Airport, Rail System, Buses etc )from North to South and from East to West.

The city is “A Shoppers Paradise” where one can enjoy all kinds of merchandize from signature brands, imported items and Filipino creations.

The city is A City that Never Sleeps. One can enjoy dining and amusement hours from sun down to sun set.

Where else can you find a venue that may appeal to all your senses, food, music, shows and other kinds of amusements.

We are confident that we can host the 61st Multiple District Convention with meaning relating to the advocacy of community service we are tasked for including style and comfort for convention participants.

So we invite you to join us in our quest to Make History. Let us hold the 61st Multiple District State Convention in Quezon City for the first time ever.

Visit our website for more info http://www.lionsconvention2010.ph

Sincerely,

Lion Manny Cuasay
Chairman of Executive Board
Hosting Lions Club