It was so frustrating to watch the news last night. The opposition congressmen walking out of the session hall, some even throwing papers up into the air. Everybody was trying to grab the microphone to deliver their invectives. And suddenly the camera span into the Congressional gallery where you see the widow of the late Presidential candidate, Susan Roces smiling while watching the scenes below. (more…)
As expected, the MTRCB has issued a warning to ABS-CBN regarding some episodes of the Pinoy Big Brother where some of the housemates where discussing “mature topics” such as past sexual experiences, contraceptives for women where they freely utter words that apparently some viewers find too appaling and not well suited for kids. (more…)
Von and Clair have posted the announcement on the 26th Manila International Book Fair in their respective blogs, so I won’t duplicate their posts anymore. To know more about the schedule of events during the week long activity, just visit their site. Or better yet, go visit the Book Fair Website.
The World Challenge is a competition on enterprise and innovations among the grass roots level. Organized by BBC and Newsweek in association with Shell, it aims to find entrepreneurs whose innovative projects are intended to benefit their respective communities. (more…)
As of Aug. 23, 2005, Pinoy Big Brother ranks no. 7 at Yahoo Web searches. What does it mean? More and more people are searching for information regarding the show. I have yet to see how the show is faring in the ratings locally. (more…)
I watched the 3rd part of the Pinoy Big Brother’s welcome show last night for the lack of alternative show to watch. (As I said before, I only have two channels in my TV, Channel 2 and 7). Channel 7’s program that time was your one-of-em sitcom which stars the aging Vic Sotto, so I tuned in to Channel 2 instead. (more…)
Want a healthier alternative to your daily meat and fish dishes that is not heavy on your budget? Then try Bodhi’s variety of viands which ranges from Sweet and Sour, Asado, Kare-Kare among others. But unlike your ordinary Filipino viands, Bodhi uses meat substitute or the “veggie meat”. It tastes and looks like meat minus the fats. This lunch time, I had their sauteed tofu with red bell pepper and their sauteed vegetables for only P59 inclusive of a 12 oz. soda. Ah, yeah that’s the only flaw with this restaurant. They should have an alternative to this carbonated drinks if they want to be true to their healthier alternative motto. At any rate, for its price and health value, Bodhi is still highly recommended.
