LATEST PROMO OF ZESTAIR - AUGUST TO OCTOBER

Promo Period: August 24 - 25, 2011
Travel Period: August 25 - October 15, 2011

Destinations:


Manila to Busuanga or v.v. - P 311
Manila to Legazpi or v.v. - P 311
Manila to Marinduque or v.v. - P 311
Manila to Masbate or v.v. - P 311
Manila to San Fernando, La Union or v.v. - P 311
Manila to Virac, Catanduanes or v.v. - P 311
Manila to San Jose, Mindoro or v.v. - P 311
Manila to Tablas or v.v.  -  P 311

Manila to Cebu or v.v. - P 411
Manila to Iloilo or v.v.  - P 411
Manila to Bacolod or v.v.  - P 411
Manila to Calbayog or v.v.  - P 411
Manila to Catarman or v.v.  - P 411
Manila to Iloilo or v.v.  - P 411
Manila to Kalibo or v.v. - P 411
Manila to Tacloban or v.v. - P 411
Manila to Tagbilaran or v.v. - P 411
Manila to Puerto Princesa or v.v.  - P 411

Manila to Davao or v.v. - P 611
Manila to Cagayan de Oro or v.v. - P 611


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FACEBOOK LAW HAS BEEN IMPLEMENTED

Law makers in Missouri implemented a law to prevent the teachers from contacting their students through facebook or any other social network sites. Some teachers were happy about this law but some were not. Although there are still who were unflavored of this law, Missouri were still able to implement it.On my own thoughts, there are many good things about this law. First and for most, why do some teachers need to contact their students through facebook? Can't they remind their students during class hours? Or maybe you're conducting your class through facebook, do you?

One you might ask is "What's the problem of communicating students through social networks, specially facebook?". Well, it's obvious, you're called a teacher to teach the students good acts and not on how to update their status on facebook. One more thing. Anything can be found on social networking or on facebook, including sexual explicits. Is that what you want your students to learn? Hope it's not.

For me, as a concern citizen, Department of Education should make a move regarding this. DepEd should not tolerate this type of act. Make a move or you'll be the one to be blamed in the near future.

FLOODS IN CEBU, PHILIPPINES

If other countries were having some political issues that results to unnecessary wars, in the Philippines, it starts with a heavy rain with strong wind and then create storms in different parts of the country.

As I recall, last August 11, 2011, a PUJ driver was killed after a 100-year old acacia tree falls down due to heavy rain in Zapatera, Cebu City, Philippines.

And last August 20, 2011, another heavy rain strikes in Cebu, Philippines that results to Flood.

In Banilad, Cebu, Philippines, heavy rain flooded the street. Some vehicles, mostly motorcycles needs to slow down to prevent accidents.

                                                      [ Banilad, Cebu City Philippines ]      

Heavy  rain didn't affect some drivers. Some of them still recklessly droves and result to accidents. Along the way, I've seen two vehicular accidents. First was along the high way of Gov. M. Cuenco Ave., near ERUF. Second was in Cebu Business Park, Samar Loop St., in front of China Bank.

           

                                            [ Crossing of Sikatuna St. and A. Bonifacio St. ]

The video above shows that some homes were affected of flood. Waters came in to their houses. Some vehicles, most especially motorcycles didn't make it to cross the street and that needs to went back and find another route.

Heavy rain doesn't stop there. On the following day, August 21, 2011, another heavy rain with a strong wind strikes again in Cebu, Philippines.  I've heard that some parts of Cebu City suffered from flood. To confirm the news, I went to one of the places that was reported by flood, in front of University of San Carlos, talamban St. [ check video below ]

                                          [ in front of University of San Carlos - Talamban ]

As you can see on the video above, drainage couldn't handle all the waters to pass through. Or might be some garbage just stock in the drainage that blocks that water and flooded on the street.

                                          [ in front of University of San Carlos - Talamban ]

This flood blocked the street and prevent all the vehicles to pass. Some public vehicles need to went back and find another route and some were just stock on the flood and needs to wait until the water lowered down.

P8.21 FOR ALL DOMESTIC FLIGHTS AND P82.10 FOR ALL INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS

Cebu Pacific posted their seat sale which is stating already and until August 21 or until seats last.

Promo Period: Until August 21, 2011
Travel Period:  January 01 - March 14, 2012

Book Now and travel next year for as low as P8.21 for all domestic flights and 82.10 for all international flights.

• Quoted fares are one way. Limited availability. Fares are non-refundable.
• Fares are exclusive of government fees, taxes and fuel surcharges.
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• CAB approved terms and conditions of carriage apply and are available online.

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ONE PESO FARE

MULA SA PISO SA CEBU.

Promo Period: August 17 - 20, 2011
Travel Period: October 14 - December 14, 2011

Destinations:

From Cebu to the following destinations:

• Manila
• Bacolod
• Boracay (Caticlan)
• Butuan
• Cagayan de Oro
• Clark
• Davao
• Dipolog
• Dumaguete
• General Santos 
• Ilo-ilo
• Legazpi
• Ozamiz
• Pagadian
• Puerto Princesa
• Siargao
• Surigao
• Tacloban
• Zamboanga

Other Promos:

• Davao to Cagayan de Oro - P288
• Zamboanga to Tawi-tawi - P288
• Cagayan de Oro to Ilo-ilo - P488
• Manila to Boracay (Caticlan) - P788
• Manila to Coron (Busauga) - P788
• Manila to Dumaguete - P788
• Manila to Kalibo - P788
• Manila to Puerto Princesa - P788
• Manila to Roxas - P788
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• Manila to Singapore - P1, 299
• Cebu to Singapore - P1, 299
• Clark to Singapore - P1, 299
• 
  
• Manila to Brunei - P1, 499
• Manila to Kuala Lumpur - P1, 499

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STACKABLE WASHER DRYER AND ALL-IN-ONE WASHER DRYER COMBO

As I was searching for a good quality washing machine in the internet, I got to this page which shows me different washing machines. BUT, this is not just an ordinary washing machines. On the web site that I've read, they called it Stackable Washer Dryer and All-In-One Washer Dryer Combo. You might ask what are these things? What can they do? And how can they help us?

For you to understand, Stackable Washer Dryer is defined by two separate machines, a washer and a dryer, stacked on top of one another. All-In-One Washer Dryer Combo is being used in most laundry centers which the dryer is mounted above the washer, making for a one-piece design that offers the compact footprint of a washer dryer combo with the functionality and capacity of stackable washing machines and drying machines.

With the help of Stackable Washer Dryer and All-In-One Washer Dryer Combo, there is no need for you to scratch your hand. No need for you to manually wash all your clothes. No need to use for use disappointing washing machines which only wash you clothes and you still have to expose those to the heat of the sun before it will dry. With that Stackable Washer Dryer" and "All-In-One Washer Dryer Combo", all you have to do is wait and relax. And there, with just in a blink of your eye, your laundry was already done.

MAN BURNED ALIVE BY PHILIPPINE SOLDIERS

Abdul Khan Ajid, 39, was captured by the Philippine Soldiers last July 23 at the Southern portion of the Abu Sayyaf Territory in Basilan. Abdul was alleged by the Philippine Soldiers that he is a member of the Muslim extremist group, Abu Sayyaf. Philippine soldiers forced Abdul to confess of being amember of the said group. Since Abdul didn't confess anything, Philippine soldiers poured gasoline on him and set him on fire.

Doe to this inhuman act, the soldiers who were part of the torturing, including a junior officer, was arrested. The head of the military's human right office, Domingo Tutaan said that they will not tolirate this kind of inhuman act of torturing to the innocent civilian.

Abdul is currently on a critical status. The family of Abdul said that he had a 50-50 chance of surviving due to his critical burns all over his face, torso, and groin.

PESO FARE FOR 2012

Promo Period: August 01, 2011
Travel Period: Feb 01 - March 15, 2012 and June 01 - 25, 2012

Destination is from Manila to the following destinations of vise versa:

• Bacolod
• Busuanga
• Calbayog
• Catarman
• Caticlan
• Cebu
• Ilo-ilo
• Kalibo
• Legazpi
• Masbate
• Naga
• Puerto Princesa
• San Jose [ Mindoro ]
• Tacloban
• Tagbilaran
• Tuguegarao

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50% DISCOUNT TO ALL FLIGHT DESTINATIONS

Promo Period: Until August 01, 2011 or until seats last
Travel Period: September 01 - Dec 14, 2011

Book now to avail this rare promo. 50% discount to all destinations is one of a kind amazing flight fare promo.

Just a little reminder:

• Fares are not refundable. Limited availability.
• Fares are exclusive of government fees and taxes.
• Flight changes must be made 24 hours before scheduled time of departure.

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HOW TO HANDLE GIRLS

1. Kamong mga laki, kung mo tan-aw gani ang mga babae sa inyo, ayaw pod pag feeling2x nga naka angay mi nu? Maka turn off na sha...

To all the boys, if you catch a girl watching you, don't over-think it. It doesn't mean she likes you. It can turn you off..

2. Kung mag ask gani mo date, ayaw kayu mo ngisi nga mura nag maniac tan-awon kay mahadlok pod baya mi...

If you'll ask a girl for a date, don't smile too much like a maniac looking. You might be scaring that girl.

3. Kung mo sabay gani mo sa amo, pagsinina pod mog tarong dili nang murag tambay... para mo samot mig ka in lab ninyo bah.. pamulbos gamay, pangkolon gamay... panudlay gamay...

If you'll walk with a girl, dress properly and not just for the sake of wearing something to cover your body. This is to impress the girl more. Apply some face powder, spray a little perfume then comb your hair.

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SLUTWALK AROUND THE WORLD

Melbourne - Australia

Last April of this year, a policeman in Toronto stated that women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized. With this statement, many women around the globe met online to protest. They called it "Slut-Walk". Slutwalk is a protest against sexual violence. It started in Toronto then spread out around the globe including North America, Europe, South Africa and Australia.

Seoul, South Korea 

Seoul, South Korea 

Seoul, South Korea 

Slutwalk Korea said that they have the right to wear whatever they likeand they rejected what they other people define as sexy because there is no body in the world that can be touched without consent.

Last July 16, 2011, about 100 South Korean Slutwalk protesters conducted their rally in Seoul wearing skimpy clothes and sunglasses or mask.

Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City, Mexico

Some women in Mexico City, Mexico also takes part of the Slutwalk. They march last July 12, 2011 to that they are also against the sexism and for the right of the women.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, brazilian women march last July 02, 2011 as to join the SlutWalk and to complain about the high rates of violence against women in Brazil.

Boston, United States

Boston, United States

Boston, United States

A demonstration against those who blame the victims of sex crimes was conducted last May 07, 2011 in Boston.

New Delhi, India

Group of women in India plans to hold a Slutwalk in New Delhi, India as a protest of sexual violence triggering a debate on whether such a marches apropriate and can change the mindsets about the status of women in the society.

London, United Kingdom

Some women participate a Slutwalk protest last June 11, 2011 at central London as a contradict of the statement of the police officer in Toronto, Canada that women should not weare drss like sluts in order to not to be raped.

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Glasgow, United Kingdom also held a Slutwalk on June 04, 2011 through the town center streets in a bid to raise awareness abou t common idea of rape and sexual assault.

courtesy of MSN.com

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PHILIPPINES PRESIDENT BENIGNO AQUINO III: STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS [ SONA ]

State of the Nation Address of
His Excellency Benigno S. Aquino III
President of the Philippines
To the Congress of the Philippines

[Delivered at the Session Hall of the House of Representatives, Batasan Pambansa Complex, Quezon City on July 25, 2011]


Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile; Speaker Feliciano Belmonte; Bise Presidente Jejomar Binay; mga dating Pangulong Fidel Valdez Ramos at Joseph Ejercito Estrada; Chief Justice Renato Corona at ang ating mga kagalang-galang na mahistrado ng Korte Suprema; mga kagalang-galang na kasapi ng diplomatic corps; mga butihing miyembro ng Kamara de Representante at ng Senado; mga Local Government officials; mga miyembro ng ating Gabinete; mga unipormadong kasapi ng militar at kapulisan; mga kapwa ko nagseserbisyo sa taumbayan;

At sa mga minamahal kong kababayan, ang aking butihing mga boss:

Humarap po ako sa inyo noong aking inagurasyon at sinabing: Walang wang-wang sa ating administrasyon. At ngayon, patuloy nating itinitigil ito. Naging hudyat at sagisag po ito ng pagbabago, hindi lamang sa kalsada, kundi pati na rin sa kaisipan sa lipunan.

Sa matagal na panahon, naging simbolo ng pang-aabuso ang wang-wang. Dati, kung makapag-counterflow ang mga opisyal ng pamahalaan, para bang oras lang nila ang mahalaga. Imbes na maglingkod-bayan, para bang sila ang naging hari ng bayan. Kung maka-asta ang kanilang mga padrino’t alipores, akala mo’y kung sinong maharlika kung humawi ng kalsada; walang pakialam sa mga napipilitang tumabi at napag-iiwanan. Ang mga dapat naglilingkod ang siya pang nang-aapi. Ang panlalamang matapos mangakong maglingkod—iyan po ang utak wang-wang.

P100 FLIGHT FARE

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Promo Period: July 22 - 23, 2011
Travel Period: January 10 - February 10, 2012

Destinations:

From Manila to the following destinations or vise versa:

• Calbayog
• Catarman
• Legazpi
• Naga
• Masbate
• San Jose

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