Archive for May, 2011
Sophia Jones Plays “Gavotte”
Lovi Poe
Lovi Poe and the Bulaga Dancers.
24 Oras
Mike Enriquez and Mel Tiangco
Peter Mansbridge
Peter Mansbridge
(where does he get those ties?)
Reynaldo Nicolas Santos
This is in memory of Reynaldo (Reny) Nicolas Santos of Baliuag, Bulacan.
Reny Santos,
Beloved son
To a Beloved mother,
He saw to it that all was done,
for the care of his mother,
finally going to the grave,
before his mother.
Reny Santos—-
a good, good man.
JD Viardo in Florida
JD Viardo
JD Viardo and Haydee Viardo-DeGray
Dancing With The Stars
Il Divo at the Coliseum
Il Divo sings at The Colisum
Slow Down Sign
A Traffic sign near the New Bilibid Prison reads :
REDUCE SPEED LIVE-IN PRISONERS CROSSING HERE
Melissa Mack
Melissa Mack
If there is something new in this station of WBZ, it has to be color. There has been a rash of pastel colors among the hosts and reporters. And since there seems to be a particular tint being favored, there is a new-found batch of viewers tuning in.
The Avro Arrow
Canadian pride flew highest on the Avro Arrow, the most advanced superiority fighter of its time.
Suddenly, and at the pinnacle of its success as the best fighter interceptor design, the Canadian government cancelled the program, all five working protortypes were cut up and dismantled, all engineers and workers were laid off, and the future of Canadian aeronautical industry was frozen. There was no reason provided for the stoppage of the project. People who worked in the Arrow program were left with their own speculations.
I may provide you with a couple of novel reasons why the program was cancelled, but you should not take these as gospel.
Let me say that with all the record breaking performance of the Avro Arrow, it may have incurred the belief that if war finally comes, Canada will have to bear the brunt of the attack on North America and will provide the first line of defense for the U.S. Consequently, the first target will be the sites that are involved in the manufacture of the Arrow interceptors. Canada would have lost its cherished status of a neutral country.
The second reason will have to be related to the canadian agricultural products, most particularly wheat.
Alyssa Morrison
Alyssa’s photo in her Facebook account needed little editing to be uploaded here. The details of the mountain pines are exceptionally fine, and the snow-caps on the mountains, and the crags on the hill, and etc. Very little editing. :lol:
bing Desktop Themes
If you are on Windows 7 operating system on your computer, you can download desktop background themes from “bing” like this one.
The images from “bing” are exceptional and breathtaking. They can be shuffled, too, like a slide show.
They are best portrayed on a 24-inch monitor screen with a 1-Gb graphics card.
If you do not have these, the photos will still come out professionally-finished, anyhow
(go to the Appearance and Personalization in your Control Panel button)
Jing Castaneda
Jing Castaneda
This upload is for the dimples! 
Kingsbrae Gardens
Kingsbrae Gardens
The RH Bill Debate heats up…..
…….so much so that whether the Bill is passed or quashed, there will be lingering dissent from amongst the losers.
This dissenting opinion will keep the arguments heated up and divisive, even after the Supreme Court makes a rule on the Bill.
There also will be those who are poor losers or they just don’t want to lose! (ayaw patalo!)
The people forget that there is one venue that would result in a conclusive adjudication, and that is, a referendum!
A referendum just about puts the RH question upon the shoulders of the people who really should be the one to decide on this.
A referendum on the RH Bill eliminates the onerous steps of the Congress and the Supreme Court grinds.
So let the people vote on the RH Bill. 
