I had a friend who’s fond of travelling. And just a month ago, he sent me a digital picture of his recent “Visayan Voyage”. He said it was in Pan de Azucar (Sugar-Loaf), one of the most challenging mountaineering destination in the Philippines. It was indeed a breathtaking scene, the way I look at the [...]
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High Confidence Diet
September 25th, 2009 
admin If we are not able to make our child say and believe “I can do it”, chances are that he or she will actually do it. Some call this positive thinking. Some call it self-fulfilling prophecy. Still others call it ego boosters. But no matter how you call it, it leads to the same thing: [...]
Slice of Nice
September 23rd, 2009 admin Pizza has long been a Filipino favorite, and the pizza phenomenon definitely exploded with the advent of delivery services. Many brands now abound, but most have one mission, to bring the ultimate Italian experience hot and fast to their customer’s doorstep. However, one pizza place in the Philippines goes one step further by giving their [...]
Taxes and Stuff
September 16th, 2009 admin “Taxes are the lifeblood of the nation”– this is the most common reason why a state or a nation collect taxes when we study taxation. I don’t know if I could remember it right, but that’s the first lesson in taxation that we tackled in college. Here in the US, the collection of taxes are [...]
Wifi Everywhere!
September 11th, 2009 admin Since February, when we arrived here in the Philippines, I was pleased when I had no problem in finding for a place where there is free internet access. I am happy because even the this country belongs to the third world, it’s not so left out when it comes to technology and updates involving the [...]
Teacher's Advocacy
September 6th, 2009 admin My auditor-turned-accounting professor friend shared to me his advocacy as a teacher. He told me that he’s going to be like a “big brother” kind of professor to his students. However, his way of defining a big brother is not the typical one. What he wanted is that he wanted to teach his students not [...]
