Showing posts with label philippines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philippines. Show all posts

Feels Great to be Pinoy

watawat

{Painting by Maningning}

Tagged | Twice


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Pinoy Web 2.0: 0-100

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{logo by Alleba}

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The Most Popular Pinoy Blog Posts of 2006

The Most Popular Filipino Blog Post

Continued from The Best Designed Filipino Blogs

How do you create a popular blog post? The answer is: there is no pat answer. There is no secret formula, no magical talisman, no obscure password, no hidden underground tunnel that will lead to the road of fame.
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The Top Pinoy Probloggers Explained



Last week Anton Diaz of The Awesome Planet posted a video interview of Abe Olandres. I asked Anton if he was the one who interviewed and took the video of Abe, and I got a confirmation. It was a raw and moving synopsis of Yuga and his reason for Problogging.
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Milenyo: Tracking the Philippines Blogosphere: Stories, Photos & Videos

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{Photo by David Lee}



Continued Manila Street Photos during Milenyo Storm


After writing my entry on the Milenyo storm, I've asked myself: whatever happened to (insert blogger) during the storm? What would people do if they experienced a week without gadgets & technology? Here's what I've found out:



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Manila Street Photos during Milenyo Storm

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September 28, 2006. GMT +8:00 Manila near City Hall



Before Lunch


9:00 A.M. My mother decided to go to Laguna to visit my sister. We discouraged our mother because of the impending storm. She wouldn't hear of it. She missed my sister and that's that. So off she goes.


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Book Review: Kwentong Tambay ni Nicanor David

Kwentong Tambay

{Book Cover by Nicanor David Jr. & Renerick Sevilla}


Continued from (Komedya Dekada 90)




Mag-aapat na taon na ng una kong maisipang silipin kung ano na ang nangyari sa mga mga kaklase ko noong high school. Mag-aapat na taon na rin ng una kong masilayan ang mga Kuwentong Tambay ni Nicanor "batjay" David.



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Komedya Dekada 90: Bob Ong, Jessica Zafra, Pol Medina

I planned on writing this entry in an objective manner, but as I started writing, pieces of me resisted the cracking soil. It would be sacrilege on my part to do so. Besides, I read for pleasure first, for curiosity second, and for necessity last. So I indulged my senses, I trusted my gut, I laughed.

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The Maria Clara Effect

Maria Clara

{Photo by Joan Cuenco}

"Why in the world did Jose Rizal placed Maria Clara," my classmate said, "on the pedestal?"



I was taken aback by his question, having been dazed by the just concluded play of Rizal's famous first novel at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. The play, a required freshman viewing way back in college, was an enjoyable affair. The question is an abrupt awakening from a daze.


"We are all a product," I said, "of our own time."

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Manny Pacquiao, Warrior

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{Painting by Peter Paul Rubens}



As I've watched Manny Pacquiao's fist land on the open wounds of Erik Morales's face, memories of the good old High School days, when my body still crave the smell of the enemies sweat in the sports arena, of the hunger for a win, came flooding through.

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Sassy Lawyer's Missing Files

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{Sassy Lawyer logo by Jonas Diego}



On the 2nd half of December 2005, one of the Philippines most respected blog, Sassy Lawyer (houseonahill.net), ceased to exist. Connie Veneracion, the woman behind Sassy Lawyer, broke one of the cardinal rules of system administrators and modern novelists: Backup Before Tinkering. In a series of human and device errors, she single-handedly brought down her three years of recorded sweat, blood, and tears.

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Christmas Balikbayan: Why Return?

watawat

{Painting by Maningning}



My aunt returned from Texas and lament how great the pay in the land of the brave home of the free. Perhaps, she told me, I should marry some Americana. Do I want to, if so, she could set me up with one of her nurse acquaintances? Do I want to?

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