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Monday, March 9, 2009
T-shirts Printing
Customyourshirt.com are a family run business specializing in T-Shirt screen printing. With the latest technology they can print virtually anything that can be scanned into a computer onto any of their products in full color with no minimum orders or setup fees! we can choose from our company or group logo, our favorite photograph, our child's artwork or our own art, humorous text - the only limit is our imagination! They can also handle promotional products orders for their customers with their sublimation techniques.
Unsung Hero
The whistling of whistle echoes my ears every day. Some pay attention and some are not. Who are they? Not the pedestrians because I am not on the street. Not the trainees because neither I am in a training camp. They are the children, the pupils of the first grade. Who whistles them? No other than the first grade teacher, their teacher. This is the scenario of almost all first graders of public schools in my country. The teacher uses whistle to catch the attention of her pupils. Why is that so? Because the ratio of teacher and pupils in each class is a minimum of one is to forty and a maximum of one is to sixty. You cannot imagine the effort and the patience of the teacher handling the class of forty to sixty children. To think that first graders are just six years in age, their attention span is too short. Some have background in pre-school and some don't have. Most of the children are with problems. They are emotionally, financially ill. Most of the time, public school teachers are not just giving their hearts, dedication and knowledge but also spending their own pocket for these children. There are times that the teacher can hardly penetrate the pupils because some of them seem floating on the air. How will the teacher make her pupils read if some of them have empty stomach? How can a teacher's transfer her knowledge if some of her pupils' mind occupied with problems at their early age? This is a big challenge of a public school teacher. A big mission. Can she make it? Yes, she can. Is she a superwoman? No, she is not. She can make it, not because she's a superwoman, but because it is her vocation. Nothing can compare the joy of a first grade teacher if she ables to make her pupils read even in a single syllable. She is a hero who has not been recognized, the unsung hero of our society.
Professor Layton and the Curious Village
Professor Layton and the Curious Village is, essentially, a huge assortment of textbook puzzle games strung together by an old-school point and click adventure. There's a story one about a mysterious will and a golden apple treasure that evolves into a murder mystery that Professor Layton has a desire to solve. But to unfold the story and uncover the clues, Layton and his apprentice must win at all sorts of puzzles that are thrown at them. Some puzzles are required to solve before you can move on. Others are optional. Many are hidden, only revealed by poking around the environments instead of simply following the script and hopping from location to location to finish the adventure. If a puzzle's giving you a bit of a problem, you can spend earned Hint Tokens to uncover one of each puzzle's three hints, and these Hint Tokens are earned exactly the same way as the way you uncover the hidden puzzles: by poking around the environments. If you want to buy this game professor layton curious village ds see more at http://www.gamestock.co.uk/professor-layton-and-the-curious-village.
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Kalesa
The oldest means of transportation in my country is Kalesa. In the ancient times, Kalesa is somewhat like chariot. When modern means of transportation arrived, the route of Kalesa became limited. They were prohibited to pass through the main streets in the city. They were only allowed to pass through the remote area like slum area. Because of this limited route, they started to disappear. Nowadays, you can only see few of them. Some people didn't know that riding on Kalesa is quite fantastic and losing it is somehow losing a part of our culture and heritage.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
The Perfume that lasts long
I was a member of one of known cosmetics companies. I tested almost all of their perfume products but only one caught my taste. The scent was mild yet luring. But the problem was, it won't last long and I have to put on every now and then. Until such time that my aunt in law gave me a perfume which is a product of the most well-known brand all over the world. It is not only catching my taste but its scent will last even within forty eight hours. You may guess what perfume is it because I won't tell you its brand and its name.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Is Love Blind?
I used to hear this phrase "love is blind". While in fact, this is the common alibi of people who fall in love to a wrong guy. In love people often received criticism. And to justify their feelings, they just simply say " love is blind ". Why? Because love enables a person to accept the unbearable one. The question is, is love really blind? Well, for the one sided critic, it is. But if we try to broaden our mind and dig deeper, love isn't blind at all because in love person is the only one who could see the beauty of his beloved which others could not.
Sunday, March 1, 2009
A soldier's Life
Scratches? They are nothing compared to the danger they are facing every second of their lives. Danger is their daily meal. Aren't they afraid? Yes they are afraid too. That's the answer of my brother who is a soldier. He said, getting scare is normal as long as you have presence of mind. Never the less, fear will disappear in the midst of rigid fighting, much more when you saw some soldiers wounded in the fight. The feeling of fear will be replaced by bravery because you are not fighting for your country only, but, for your co-soldiers and for your life as will. He said, when they have operation, their steps have to be soundless and move faster like lightning. Otherwise, they will get killed. They have to be keened and calmed, or else, they will get into trap. They sleep like chicken and have to be vigilant like dog. If not, they might be captured by their enemies. That is why, the moment each soldier is with his family, he always treasures it. By the time he steps out from the house, he considers himself dead already. The reality of the soldier's life is, his other foot is leading him towards seven feet beneath the ground.
Thursday, February 26, 2009
What is great about the Philippines?
Some quoted answers from Filipinos:
If I tell you what is great about my country, I would not do justice but I'll try anyway: It is like a feeling that you get when you come home from a very long trip and you see your bed untouched and still warm from your body. It's like a sound of your first born, laughing and playing underneath a warm sunny day. The greatness of my country is summed up by the kind, compassionate and wonderful people that are today still battle scared from centuries of poverty, torment and abuse - yet still have the strength to smile and look forward to a brighter day. These are what makes my country great! These are the main reasons why I carry myself with pride and Honor. And the knowledge that a lot filipinos have died and suffered for me.
The Philippines is imbued with many, many natural resources and it is replete with good beaches, lush mountains and scenic wonders. But what is great about this country is its people, friendly, resilient and warm and sincere. Of course, their are also some not so good assets such as the politics of the country. But well, we are a young nation and it can survive the shenanigans of dubious politicians. Being a Christian nation does not mean that the night life is not comparable to that of Hong Kong, or Tokyo or even in Europe or the US of A. Greatly westernized, it has a fashion scene that is equal to none.
What is great about the Philippines is the people. Our ability to smile inspite adversities.
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