Chinatown, Manila, the Philippines - January 29, 2012 We missed the opportunity to see Chinese New Year celebration in Manila last Janaury 23, 2012 so I and my wife decided to go here in Chinatown 6 days after. Actually, we have no any plan of going here and go buy jewelries at the popular Ongpin Street where Chinatown is also popular about. It was just a what-you-see-is-what-you-get tour and my main intention is to actually capture different angles of the town as well as of the scattered items with Chinese traceability. Take a look on these first few photos that I took. On the Photos: The China Town "Welcome" Street Structure We walked straight from Quiapo Church going to Binondo Church via the famous Ongpin Street. This could really be the highlight of Chinatown primarily because on everywhere you look, there is something about Chinese that can be seen. Even the posts, the establishment names and the advertisement banners are in Chinese language. It was our first time to

It's summer time once again! Have you been to the beach already? What about in Boracay; Philippines famous beach resort? Well, this is the blog that will reveal to you the real color of Boracay. Grab a pen or power on your notepad and list down the most important things for your next summer getaway - at Boracay! Perfect choice, perfect place to spend a honeymoon vacation after an exhausting yet very successful wedding – this is the sentence that will best describe Eliezer and Marivic’s visit to Boracay, Philippines. The date is January 2, 2012 – their most awaited and most talked about wedding day at Fernbrook Gardens in New Alabang, Philippines . Everything about this holy matrimony is impressive, memorable and full of elegance – the place, people, environment, service, and overall wedding atmosphere are amazing. Two great places united two person’s hearts together. It was made even more romantic and dazzling with these pictures to share to everyone who is in love and passionate a

An Introduction As a Filipino worker in the last 7 years, I happened to see the needs of this country in terms of knowledge and skills in the field of business, entrepreneurship and technology. Many cannot afford the cost of putting up a business, the price of upgrading professional career thru higher education programs, and market value of computing devices such as computers, smartphones, and other means of communication. What I realized when I began exploring the internet world several years ago is that there are thousands of FREE things that we can find and use at least for our personal improvement, if not for business. Take for example the Wikipedia, an open source website. This a huge repository of information, ideas, and tips on whatever field of interest you have in mind. Google is a tremendous resource of almost everything under the sun. It has several application programs that you can use without spending even a single centavo. The rise of the social networking sites like