5-min poem

Bakit pawang kasinungalingan ang lumalabas sa bibig mo?

Bakit ba sobrang hirap para sa iyo ang magsabi ng totoo?

Bakit kelangan mong palaging gumawa ng kwento?

Paano ko ibabalik ang tiwalang nawala kung hindi ka magbabago?


Ako ay labis na nasasaktan

Dahil ilang beses na din kitang pinayuhan.

Nagbabakasakaling mababalik ang nasirang samahan

Subalit habang tumatagal ay lalo tayong nahihirapan.


Hindi ko alam kung hanggang kailan ako magtitiis

Minsan lang maging masaya, kadalasa'y puro hinagpis

Kelangan ko bang isipin ito'y pawang pagsubok na kailangan lagpasan

O dapat na akong magising, umalis at tuluyan ka nang kalimutan...

One More Chance

Finally, One More chance is showing na!!! I really wanna see this movie eh.. dahil una love ko si Bea and John Lloyd, wala pa ata akong movie nila na pinalagpas. Second, maganda yun plot ng story, di ko alam kung magiging sila ba or hindi in the end...

Here's the summary I've got from Sureseats

Popoy and Basha have been together all their lives. Their families loved them, they shared friends, they eventually worked in the same firm and their life plans revolved around each other. Everything seems perfect. At least that’s what Popoy thinks. But all the planning and dreaming eventually took a toll on Basha. In their first major fight in over five years, Popoy and Basha begin their heart-rending struggle whether to hold on or to move on.

As for the trailer, click this link:

One More Chance Trailer

how long should you hold on?

how soon should you let go?

How do you move on?


This is a story

about how true love

waits for

holds on


One More Chance...

Hay taray!!!

The Great Princess Bride DVD Giveaway!

Good News!

Kreisler will be giving away Free Princess Bride DVD! For more details, please click the link below:

The Great Princess Bride DVD Giveaway

Basurs

Miyerkules, hindi dumaan ang trak ng basura sa amin... Akala ko noong araw lang na yun.. so okay lang kasi konti lang naman ang basura namin... Hala!!! Ang miyerkules, nasundan pa ng huwebes, byernes hanggang linggo! Anak ng....! kelang pa darating si Mr. Garbageman??? Kanina ko lang nalaman sa mama ko ang dahilan...

Basura ng Makati itatambak sa MMDA

NAGBANTA kahapon si Makati City Mayor Jejomar Binay na itataambak nila ang basura ng lungsod sa harapan mismo ng tanggapan ng Metropolitan Ma-nila Development Authority (MMDA) sa oras na hindi maresolba ng ahensiya ang krisis sa basura.

Sinabi ni Binay na sa kasalukuyan ay may napagtatapunan pa naman sila ng kanilang basura sa kabila ng pagsasara ng Rodriguez Landfill subalit kapag dumating aniya ang panahon na wala na silang mapagta-punan, sa harap mismo ng MMDA sa Orenze St. nila itatambak ang kanilang ba-sura.

“Pag wala na talagang tatanggap sa basura namin, ipapatapon ko na lang sa harap mismo ng MMDA. Wala na kaming mapag-tatapunan eh,” pahayag ni Binay.

Idinugtong pa ng alkalde na nakipag-ugnayan na sila kay Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim para maidaan muna sa Pier 18 na ginagamit bilang transfer station ng Maynila ang kanilang basura upang maisakay ito sa barge o gebara patungo sa dumpsite ng Navotas.

Pansamantala ring itinatapon ng Makati City ang ka-nilang basura sa San Pedro,
Laguna subalit hindi rin aniya magtatagal ay baka hindi na sila payagang magtapon dito.

Tiniyak ng alkalde na hindi nila pababayaan na uma-lingasaw at magkalat na lamang basta sa iba’t-ibang lugar ng Makati ang basura dahil dito aniya magsisimu-lang dumami ang mga daga, ipis at iba pang mikrobyo na may masamang epekto sa kalusugan.

Nauna ng sinisi ni Binay si MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando sa kawalan ng aksiyon na makahanap ng permanenteng dumpsite o tapunan ng basura at inuuna pa aniya ang paghabol sa mga vendors at paggiba sa mga tindahan, police stations at barangay hall.

Napag-alaman na umaabot sa 2,500 metro kubikong basura ang araw-araw na kinokolekta ng 120 garbage trucks na gumagala sa buong lungsod na kanilang itinata-pon sa Rodriquez dumpsite na ngayon ay isinara ng alklade ng naturang muni-sipyo.

Sinabi ni Binay na sa laki ng kanilang ibinibigay na kontribusyon sa MMDA, pati na ang iba pang local government units, dapat ay inuuna ni Fernando na humanap ng solusyon sa problema sa halip na hintaying humupa ang bangayan ng alkalde at gobernador ng Rodriguez, Rizal.

Waaaaahh please, sana naman maayos na ang problemang ito... ayaw ko pa na dumating ang oras na maging housemates ko pa si Mr. Rat at Ms. Ipis!!!!

happy Birthday

Happy Birthday to me
Happy Birthday to me
Happy Birthday Happy Birthday
Happy Birthday to me

Photophobic, Camera-shy Model

"When I grow up, I want to be a model"...

Isa sa mga kahibangan ko nung bata pa ako... palibhasa, yun tiyahin ko, libangan nya ang bihisan ako at pagposin ng kung anu ano sa harap ng camera. Kahit pa "lorna tolentino, alma moreno, maricel soriano o vilma santos look pa yan eh nagagaya ko...

Habang lumalaki ako... ay mali.... habang nagkakaedad ako, mahilig pa rin ako magpakuha sa mga studio pero nakalimutan ko na ata ang pagpose ng tama sa harap ng camera, masyado akong naging conscious.. hindi tuloy nagiging maganda ang resulta. Mula noon ay binawas bawasan ko na ang pagpapakuha ng litrato, nagkaroon ako ng inggit sa mga nakikita ko sa friendster, multiply, myspace, pati na rin sa mga artista... Bakit sila ang gaganda ng kuha nila, bat ako indi ko makuha ang tamang anggulo... hay.. nakakaiyak.. paano na ang pangarap ko ..kelangan ko na talagang kalimutan..... (hay! banaman!)


Kanina may nabasa ako sa weddings@work, pinadala ng isa sa mga sis namin.. isang article kung paano ko makakapagpakuha ng litrato na maganda ang kalalabasan heto po:

Conquer Your Photophobia: Look Better in a Snap!

How do they do it? How do models manage to look so great in
magazines and even in candid shots? If you hate how you look in
pictures, don't be too hard on yourself. Models need hours of
photogenic makeup, years of training, and hundreds of photos to look
picture-perfect. They've mastered their best angles and have learned
how to minimize their facial and body "defects". With our tips and
lots of practice, you'll get the hang of looking your best, whether
you're having a professional portrait taken or are just hamming it
up for travel snapshots.

Makeup Magic
Everybody looks better with some makeup. Even the most flawless
complexion can look sallow or shiny (especially the forehead and
nose) without some form of corrective coverage.

Daylight photos. Keep makeup natural so it doesn't look like a mask.
Natural light can be unforgiving, showing the littlest flaws. Use
concealer (in your skin shade) to even out redness and spots. And
off with that mustache—believe us, it will show!

Flash photography washes out your skin. It is kinder to your flaws
but intensifies the pink and white tones in your face. Familiar with
that too-white-under-the-eyes look on celebrities in paparazzi
shots? The culprit: too-light translucent powder that looks mask-
like. It does reflect light off your eyebags, making them disappear,
but it's still best to stick to warm, yellow-based powder. Don't
forget the underside of your chin and neck to avoid "The Great
Divide". Define your brows, eyes, and lips so you don't look
invisible.

Studio shots. You'll need a bit more coverage, but keep your makeup
neat, clean and precise. Contour your face where it's needed—cheeks,
forehead, nose. Top models and makeup artists know that contouring
creates illusions—round cheeks can look thinner, a broad forehead
shorter, or a flat nose higher. But go easy and blend! Nothing looks
scarier than severe, unblended railroad track nose shading or racing
stripe blusher!

All the Right Moves
No need for contortionist posing—just relax. Try to feel comfortable
with the photographer. Any form of tension will show—facial muscles
tighten when you're nervous and your body will look rigid and stiff.
Notice how you look great in your photo album snapshots? With family
and friends, you're at your most natural. Don't be too self-
conscious. Be comfortable with your body—know your flaws and accept
them, but don't be afraid of them. Says Raymund, "Do something about
them. Otherwise, be happy with what you have. Sometimes a flaw can
be your asset. The most beautiful people I have photographed are
those who are not afraid of themselves. Love yourself!"

Tricks and Techniques

• Practice in front of the mirror to determine your best angle. Most
people look better facing the camera at a 45° angle. Create the
illusion of an hourglass figure by using the old swimsuit calendar
(and beauty contest) trick: face your hip to the camera, stomach in,
chest out and twist shoulders forward.

• Pull up! Slouching gives you a weak, unattractive look. A straight
body gives you instant confidence.

• A real smile comes from the eyes, not from the mouth. Think happy
thoughts. Instead of saying "Cheese!", saying a soft "A!" will give
you a perfect smile, minimizing crow's feet, eyebags, too-squinty-
eyes and crooked, gummy or toothy smiles. Practice!

• Feeling tense? Can't stop blinking or looking "gulat"? Close your
eyes, move your head around, take a deep breath, and count to three.
On the third count, have the photographer click the shutter. Your
eyes will look softer.

• Don't wear a white bra under a black shirt—the camera's flash will
make you flash! Also beware of bra straps peeping out of sleeveless
tops or panty lines.

• Never point limbs to the camera—they'll shorten your body.

To camouflage…

Round cheeks. Practice biting the insides of your cheeks with your
molars to create a more angular jaw, then slightly push the chin
forward.

Eyebags. Lift the chin slightly to minimize casting shadows.

A flat nose. Contour subtly (blend!), turn your face at a 45° angle,
tilt chin slightly, and look at the camera.

A double chin. Chin up, push it forward. Lengthen your neck.

A big stomach. Black can make you look slimmer, but tight black
clothes will accentuate that bilbil. Be sure your clothes fit will.
Or try angling a bit sideways or use your arms to cover them.

Big nostrils. Make sure the camera isn't positioned to low.

Big legs, broad shoulders, and big hips. Find a comfortable stance
while placing one foot in front of the other at a 45° angle.

Big arms. Don't press your arms too close to your body or point them
to the camera—that'll enlarge them.

Pag uwi ko itatry ko nga ito... let's see kung matuloy ko pa ang pangarap kong maging isang model!!!! Nyahahahah!!!

Another Malu Fernandez or What??

Nakuha ko ito sa Manila Times site (dated August 30, 2007), Anong masasabi nyo?

HERE I STAND
By Geronimo L. Sy
Malu Fernandez: Hate ugly Filipinos



Don’t we ever run out of scandals? Lately it has been the fierce and fabulous author Malu Fernandez of People Asia magazine. Allegedly she already resigned from her writing job due to the numerous complaints against her article of June 2007 titled, “From Boracay to Greece!” It is a travel piece recounting her summer spent in the beautiful island of Boracay fighting off insects and protecting her immaculate pedicure from the white sands and then jetting off to Greece to see the goddesses but having to go through ugly Filipinos en route.

What exactly did she write? She said that to save on ticket going to Greece, she bravely took the economy class via Emirates with a stopover in Dubai, only to remember that the latter was the hub for OFWs. She “wanted to slash her wrist at the thought of being trapped in a plane with all of them.” She was tormented in her sleep with “endless yelling of “HOY! Kumusta ka na? At taga saan ka? Domestic helper ka rin ba? I thought I had died and God had sent me to my own private hell.” On the return trip [of course she had to fly back somehow], she “resigned [her]self to being trapped like a sardine in a sardine can with all these OFWs smelling of AXE and Charlie cologne while my Jo Malone evaporated into thin air.”

With these lines, Malu offended our sensibilities, went against political correctness and doomed herself to public condemnation.

Our sensibilities say that to travel for leisure is a privilege and a luxury. Millions of our countrymen brave foreign shores in search of the proverbial three meals a day. Hence to vacation in Bora or, rather and, Greece in one break is something we whisper a prayer for and count our blessings. How can Malu be so ungrateful, we ask not out of envy?

Malu writes for the sosi crowd. For outsiders, sosi means sosyal—a Filipinized word of “social” referring to high society and the rich and/or famous. It is obvious from her article that Malu is part of this class (otherwise she will not be a credible source so essential in sosi magazines). Well, she scrimped on her plane ticket to shop for more accessories and her nose spotted the difference of AXE and Charlie, scents of the masa (masses) and her exquisite Jo Malone. That is how socialites are.

She flaunted political correctness when she dared to be true to herself and called OFWs for who they are: A noisy lot intruding into personal space sacred to others in small places like economy seats. At least she is honest with her thoughts. She could have injected the value of empathy—understanding that it is beyond the OFWs themselves and largely attributable to socio-economic factors like education and professional attainment. She may perhaps have been trying to be cute about it or simply reflected the elite mentality.

She is publicly condemned for pointing out, albeit unintentionally, the stark truth that we are a society of pretenders—of OFWs buying branded goods and perfumes instead of saving up and matronas spending three hours at hair spas and then going to their favorite charity balls, of migrants fighting for survival and public servants swimming in pork barrel, of urban professionals concerned with the next gimmick or new car or exotic vacation and our national budget in perpetual deficit because of low tax base and tax evasion, of mall goers hugging dogs and cats and young children on the streets begging for alms. Damn, we sure deserve what we see and don’t see. Don’t we just hate Malu and hate ourselves the ugly Filipinos. How could we look away?

Malu, you are not alone, come back and write. Let us hate the ugliness of the OFWs in us, enough to do something about it.

A Moment with Papa Piolo

Until now, feeling ko I'm still in heaven kaya before ako bumalik sa lupa, just wanna share this with you ....

Cherry of Wrock texted me last time na Piolo will be having a station tour to promote his new album... I never expected na iinform ako ni cherry kasi joke ko lang naman last year na sabihan nya ako agad kapag nagvisit si Papa Piolo sa station nila. Anyway, Cherry really kept her promise and she informed me na nga kasi sya mismo ang mag iinterview kay Piolo.

The interview sked was 2pm pero dumating ako sa station ng 1:30 pm... oh my, nagstart na yun interview, buti na lang maaga ako dumating. I've waited dun sa reception area... pero after 15 mins... di na ako nakatiis at sinabi ko dun sa receptionist if pwede ko na silipin kasi pumunta talaga ako for Piolo (waaaahhh!!), the receptionist was hesitant for a while... buti na lang me lalaki don na nagsabi na sige, go ahead..

Pagdaan ko doon sa booth, I saw cherry, talking to Piolo (patapos na yun interview).. Ang gwapo grabe!! Inside the booth are some of Piolo's staffs (?-not friendly looking), nakita ako ni Cherry and she signaled me to wait. So umupo muna ako doon sa side pero indi na nawawala yun smile ko hehehhe. Lumabas si Cherry and sabi nya kakanta muna ng jingle si Piolo tapos lalabas na sya for picture taking.

Here are some of the videos, sensya sa imeem ko niload kasi got problems with youtube right now.. (videos para indi sabihing nagphotoshop lang ako hahahaha):

Piolo recording his jingle (sensya ha nakatalikod)




Here's a blooper with Cherry and Piolo (Cherry is holding a nescafe 3-in-1 kasi)...E di ba san mig coffee model ang fafa????





Picture taking... (sensya wala ako... if you'll notice the video is kinda shaky... ganon ako katensed that time heheh)




Jheng and Papa Piolo, hawig sya ni honey ko.. (waaaaa and taba ko na naman)



Before he left..



Nung paalis na sila, nagpaalam na rin ako kay cherry kasi babalik din ako ng office. Tamang tama, nakasabay ko pa si Piolo sa elevator... (staring him for the last time haaaaayy)...I wanted to kiss him kaso.. hiya ang lola nyo hehehehe

Sensya, na, so mababaw pero di ko mapigilan hehehe.

^.^

Taste of Asia Blogger's Party Part 2

Kagabi, 1st time kong umatend ng blogger's party (salamat sa MIS classmate kong si jozzua at kay Aileen.

Nung una pagbaba ko ng bus sa harap ng MOA, may 2nd thoughts ako kung tutuloy ako o hindi, pano ba naman wala ako kakilala doon, di ko naman sure kung makikita ko doon ang classmate ko.. pero sabi ko, andito na rin lang ako, sige na.. Ikot ikot muna hanggang sa marating ang lugar ng event.

Pagdating don, nagparegister ako, at meron pang binigay na isang listahan ng mga bloggers. Ang sabi, game daw yun, ang pinakamaraming napapirma, yun ang mananalo, ngek, eh ala nga ako kakilala magpapapirma pa..

Pagdating don, meron na rin mga tao (aba 730 pa lang ah... on time!), dun ako pumwesto sa malapit sa CliqueBooth. maya't maya, heto na at marami na ring nagpapirma, marami ako nakilala like si Rowena, Jehzeel, Yatot, Allen, Karlo, AJ at marami pang iba (sorry di ko dala yun kodigo ko hehehhe).





Maya't maya, nag aanounce na ng winners.. si ANiTOKiD ang winner ng grand prize sa SM hypermart blogwriting contest. Prize is trip to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia! Congrats!!!!

Chowtime!! Ang daming foods, grabe... ang sarap heheh! Kung overflowing ang foods, overflowing din ang drinks!



Raffle time!!! Lahat ng naghulog ng calling cards sa bowl ay kasali sa raffle.... hmmm pano naman kami?? @,@ Syemre, dahil maraming prizes, pinayagan kaming magjoin and maglist ng aming name kahit sa anong klaseng papel (karamihan ay ginamit ang mga calling cards na pinamigay sa kanila ng co-blogger at sinulatan ng sariling name sa likod!!)

Anyway, isa ako sa mapalad na nabunot ng grocery items... bukod doon, nabunot din ako as consolation prize winner sa signature contest... YAY!!!





Rest of the pix:




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All time favorites

McDo, Jollibee, Pizza Hut, Chowking, Goldilocks, Burger Machine..... ito ang isa sa mga dahilan kung bakit ko piniling manatili sa Evangelista. Ang tirahan namin ay napapaligiran ng pagkain! Mula sa mga sikat na fast food hanggang sa bulaluhan, tapsihan, pares, turu turo, barbequhan, kakanin, balot, pugo, mani, fishball, nilagang sweet corn at marami pang iba, hindi pa kabilang dyan ang 24-hour convenience stores na 7-eleven, Mercury Drug at South Star Drug. Hay.. pag ganito namang nagdidyeta ka eh talagang mahirap pigilan ang pagkain!

Pero sa lahat ng nabanggit ko, meron lang akong mga piling pagkain na gustung gusto ko (at ng kapatid ko hehehe).

Una sa listahan ko ang tapsilog. Kahit alas tres ng madaling araw ay makakabili ka ng tapsilog sa Spare Strike, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week bukas ang sikat na tapsilugan sa kanto ng Evangelista at Gen. Calles. Bukod sa napakasikat nilang tapsilog (tapa-sinangag-itlog), meron din silang tocilog(tocino-sinangag-itlog), dasilog(daing na bangus-sinangag-itlog), longsilog (longganisa-sinangag-itlog), porksilog (porkchop-sinangag-itlog) at ang hindi ko pa natitikman na horsilog, hors.. oo horse nga as in tapang kabayo.



Pangalawa sa aking listahan ang kinagigiliwan ngayon ng maraming tambay... ang calamares, ito ay ang hinati hating katawan ng pusit na ginulong sa breadcrumbs at pinirito. Ewan ko ba, ngayon ko lang kasi talaga napansin na mayroong nagtitinda ng calamares. At take note, palagi akong nauubusan kasi mabili talaga. Ngayon nga wala na naman ako nabili, wala tuloy ako maipost na pix.

Pangatlo sa aking listahan ang isaw na manok. Hindi ito yun barbeque na isaw. Gaya ng calamares, ito ay pinagulong din sa harina at pinirito. Kaya ang isaw... very crunchy! Bagay na bagay sa suka na may sibuyas at sili... hmm Yummy!



Naku nagutom na tuloy ako... kain muna ako ng tapsilog...

Induction Cooker

Nabalita sa akin ngayon ng mama ko na meron daw Appliance Festival ngayon sa gaisano. Sa paglalakad nya, nakita nya ang isang kalan na may kakaibang way ng pagluluto. Tawag pa nga nya dito ay flameless range. Naging interesado ako kaya nagsaliksik ako dito sa net kung ano ba talaga ang flameless range.

Ayon sa wikipedia, ang flameless range or mas kilala sa tawag na "Induction Cooker" ay gumagamit ng "induction heat" sa pagluluto. Hindi lahat ng type ng kaldero at kawali gaya ng glass, aluminum ay pwedeng gamitin para dito. Ito ay gumagamit lamang ng "Ferromagnetic"- coated pot. (Pero sabi ng mama ko pwede na daw ang manipis na stainless heheh).

Ang induction cooker ay mas mabilis makapagluto kumpara sa mga gas range at mas maliit ang konsumo nito sa koryente kumpara sa isang electric stove. Hindi rin nakakapaso ang induction cooker. Kahit hawakan mo ang caserola mo na may kumukulong tubig ay hindi ka mapapaso. Isa pang maganda dito, kapag tinanggal mo ang caserola mo ay automatic itong namamatay (tamang tama ito sa aking kapatid na ubod ng ulyanin hehe).

OFW Snob

"To save on my ticket, I bravely took an economy class seat on Emirates as recommended by my travel agent. Ron excitedly told me to go for it - Emirates had won best economy class and some award. However I forgot that the hub was in Dubai and the majority of the OFWs (overseas Filipino workers) were stationed there. The duty-free shop was overrun with Filipino workers selling cell phones and perfume. Meanwhile, I wanted to slash my wrist at the thought of being trapped in a plane with all of them."


"Call me whatever you like but when you are trapped in economy class that is filled to the brim with migrant workers the smell gets a little funky after nine hours of flying."

“…I heaved a sigh, popped my sleeping pills and dozed off to the sound of gum chewing and endless yelling of ‘Hoy! Kamusta ka! Domestic helper ka din ba?’ I thought I had died and God sent me to my very own private hell.”

“This time I had already resigned myself to being trapped like a sardine in a sardine can with all these OFWs smelling like AXE and Charlie cologne while my Jo Malone evaporated into thin air.”

Siguro sa oras na ito, kilala nyo na kung sino si Malu Fernandez, siya lang naman ay isang writer na nanlait sa mga OFWs doon sa mga articles nya. Nagtataka lang ako kung bakit napahintulutan ng People Asia Magazine at ng Manila Standards ang mga artikulong ito.. hindi ba nila na anticipate na magwawala ang sambayanang Pilipino lalung lalo na ang mga OFWs sa mga panlalait nya? Sana nagkuwento na lang sya tungkol sa trip, hindi na lang sya sana nagside comment sa kapwa natin Pinoy.

Sa halip na mag apologize sya sa mga sinabi nya... aba at naglabas pa ng isa na namang maanghang na pahayag ang mahadera!

“…Just recently, I wrote a funny article in my magazine column and my friends
thought it was hilarious. It was humorous and quite tongue-in-cheek, or at least
I thought so, until the magazine got a few e-mails from people who didn’t get
the meaning of my acerbic wit. The bottom line was just that I had offended the
reader’s socioeconomic background. If any of these people actually read anything
thicker then a magazine they would find it very funny. Most people don’t get the
fact that they need bitches like me to shake up their world, otherwise their
lives would be boring and mediocre. I obviously write for the a certain target
audience and if what I write offends you, just stop reading.

Although it may sound elitist to you the fact is this country is built on the foundation of haves, have-nots and wannabes. One group will never get the culture of the
other. Although I could mention that it is easier to understand someone who has
a lower socioeconomic background that would entail a whole other page and
frankly I don’t want to be someone to bridge the gap between socioeconomic
classes. I leave that to the politicians in my family who believe they can
actually help. Now I seriously ask you, am I being a diva or are people around
me just lacking in common sense? Perhaps it’s a little of both!”

Ang masasabi ko lang:

• Parang hindi sya pinoy sa mga sinulat nya. Nakalimutan nya sigurong nasa Pilipinas pa rin sya hanggang ngayon.
• Kung mayaman at sosyalera sya (base sa mga brands ng mga gamit nya), bat sya sasakay ng Econo-class na eroplano, kahit pa sabihin na parte yun ng travel package na kinuha nya pwede naman nya papalitan yun and even pay more if di nya feel... At bakit hindi sya magrereklamo na masikip ang upuan, ang taba taba kaya nya. Kung ako sa kanya, magpapa-LIPO ako kay Vicky Belo or kay Pai Calayan!
• Amoy Axe, Charlie at air freshener kamo ang mga OFW? Hoy! Hindi lahat ng mamahaling pabango, eh mabango. At saka wala syang karapatang laitin ang mga OFW dahil sila ang nagbibigay ng dolyar sa bansa natin!
• "The bottom line was just that I had offended the reader’s socioeconomic background. If any of these people actually read anything thicker then a magazine they would find it very funny." -- funny ba ikamo? Walang matatawa sa isinulat nya. Walang taong natatawa kapag tinatapakan at iniinsulto ang kapwa pinoy.
• "read anything thicker then a magazine" -- anong gusto nyang palabasin, ang mambabasa ay bobo at sya ay matalino? Ang isang matalinong tao, pinag iisipan muna ng maigi ang bawat salita na sasabihin o bawat hakbang na gagawin...
• Final Words.... walang mararating ang isang Hambog at Ingratang tulad nya... end of her career..Period!

Bakit ganito na lang ang galit ko sa kanya.... dahil ako ay anak ng isang OFW...

Product Advisory: Nokia BL-5C battery

Product Advisory: Nokia BL-5C battery
Dear Nokia Customer,

This is a product advisory for the Nokia-branded BL-5C battery manufactured by Matsushita Battery Industrial Co. Ltd. of Japan between December 2005 and November 2006. This product advisory does not apply to any other Nokia battery.

Nokia has identified that in very rare cases the affected batteries could potentially experience over heating initiated by a short circuit while charging, causing the battery to dislodge. Nokia is working closely with relevant local authorities to investigate this situation.

Nokia has several suppliers for BL-5C batteries that have collectively produced more than 300 million BL-5C batteries. This advisory applies only to the 46 million batteries manufactured by Matsushita between December 2005 and November 2006. There have been approximately 100 incidents of over heating reported globally. No serious injuries or property damage have been reported.

Consumers with a BL-5C battery subject to this advisory should note that all of the approximately 100 incidents have occurred while charging the battery. According to Nokia's knowledge this issue does not affect any other use of the mobile device. Concerned consumers may want to monitor a mobile device while charging that contains a BL-5C battery subject to this product advisory.

While the occurence in the BL-5C batteries produced by Matsushita in the time-period specified is very rare, for consumers wishing to do so, Nokia and Matsushita offer to replace for free any BL-5C battery subject to this product advisory.

The BL-5C batteries which are subject to the product advisory were used with the following Nokia models or separately as accessories:

Nokia 1100, Nokia 1100c, Nokia 1101, Nokia 1108, Nokia 1110, Nokia 1112, Nokia 1255, Nokia 1315, Nokia 1600, Nokia 2112, Nokia 2118, Nokia 2255, Nokia 2272, Nokia 2275, Nokia 2300, Nokia 2300c, Nokia 2310, Nokia 2355, Nokia 2600, Nokia 2610, Nokia 2610b, Nokia 2626, Nokia 3100, Nokia 3105, Nokia 3120, Nokia 3125, Nokia 6030, Nokia 6085, Nokia 6086, Nokia 6108, Nokia 6175i, Nokia 6178i, Nokia 6230, Nokia 6230i, Nokia 6270, Nokia 6600, Nokia 6620, Nokia 6630, Nokia 6631, Nokia 6670, Nokia 6680, Nokia 6681, Nokia 6682, Nokia 6820, Nokia 6822, Nokia 7610, Nokia N70, Nokia N71, Nokia N72, Nokia N91, Nokia E50, Nokia E60

“Nokia” and “BL-5C” are printed on the front of the battery. On the back of the battery, the Nokia mark appears at the top, and the battery identification number (consisting of 26 characters) is found at the bottom. If the battery identification number does not contain 26 characters, it is not subject to this product advisory.

If you are interested to know if your battery is part of this product advisory, please follow the two steps below:

1) Switch off your mobile device and check the battery model. If your battery is not a BL-5C model, you are not included in this product advisory and your product will not be replaced.






2) If your battery is a BL-5C model, remove the battery and check the 26-character identification number from the back of the battery. Enter the identification number in the field below and you will be advised if your battery may be replaced.





Note:

For more details, please visit this site:
http://www.nokia.com/batteryreplacement/en/

Enter the 26-character product identification number of your BL-5C battery. This will verify if your BL-5C needs replacement or not. If it is subject for replacement, go to the nearest Nokia Center.