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                                          Christmas party at our office.                                            Christmas party at our office again.

Road Trip to Cavite. Roaming around in Greenhills.

I found this flyer at St. Luke's Chapel last Dec. 5th.   "BAKIT GANUN!!!!   PAGPATAY: Bakit masama ang tingin ng marami kay GMA eh wala naman siyang pinapatay? Pero yung ibang kinikilalang "hero" ay may mabibigat na kaso, tulad ng Dacer Corbito case (Erap at Ping Lacson), Edgar Bentain case (Erap at Atong Ang), Mendiola massacre (Gen. Alfredo Lim), Luneta massacre (Mayor Alfredo Lim), at Hacienda Luisita massacre (Noynoy at Cory Aquino). PANDARAYA: Kung si GMA ay nandaya noong 2004-2007, nandaya din kaya si GMA noong 2010 kung saan nanalo si Noynoy ng 15M boto? Diba presidente pa si GMA mnoong nanalo si Noynoy? Bakit kung si GMA ang panalo ay may daya, pero kung si Noynoy ang nanalo ay walang daya? PANG-ABUSO: Diba sa Agrarian Reform ni Cory Aquino sinakop niya lahat maliban sa pansarili niyang 6,000 hectares na HL. Diba maliwanag na panlilinlang itong ginawa niya? Bakit yung mga tao ay santo parin ang tingin sa kanya? Sabi ng Philstar (Nov. 19), apat (4)...

David sizzles as Powerade ousts BMEG in QF shocker.   Despite what he deemed as an affront to his team Gary David seemed intent on just coasting along Sunday evening. Then came an incident that banished a teammate and fired him up for good. The result was David exploding for 37 points, lifting Powerade past B-MEG for the second straight game 131-123 in overtime to crash the semifinals of the PBA Philippine Cup at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. David scattered 23 of his points in the fourth period and overtime to lead the Tigers' charge from being No. 8 at the end of eliminations and past the top-seeded Lllamados to arrange a best-of-seven semis duel with either Barangay Ginebra or Rain or Shine. It marked only the third time in the league's 37-year-old history that such an upset occured in the quarterfinals and coach Bo Perasol said it was about keeping the faith despite his team being down by as much as 17 points early and by 12 in the fourth period. "I ...

Ten reasons why Filipinos blame Gloria Arroyo for everything 1. Most Filipinos think that blaming the late former President, Ferdinand Marcos is so passé so they have moved on to GMA. A quarter of a century after Edsa, the Aquinos and their supporters cannot keep blaming the original “bad guy” because blaming Marcos after all these years will highlight the fact that there was nothing significant about the so-called “people power” revolution that happened in 1986 to begin with. It becomes funnier when you hear them say, “GMA is worse than Marcos” because they don’t realise that this is the same as saying, “We were better off during the Marcos years”. 2. Most Filipinos need to blame someone for the lack of progress in their own personal lives. They might still be stuck doing the same dead-end job or in the case of some, still stuck waiting for government handouts. 3. Most Filipinos are actually angry with themselves, not with GMA. Underneath that arroga...

Philippines: Nido Petroleum completes SC 54A and SC 54B 2D seismic surveys, offshore Philippines Nido Petroleum , as Operator of  Service Contract 54A (SC 54A)  and Service Contract 54B (SC 54B) , has announced the successful completion of the combined  SC 54A Lawaan/Libas  and  SC 54B Pawikan  2D seismic surveys on 10 December 2011. Nido’s partners in  SC 54A  are  Yilgarn Petroleum Philippines (a wholly owned subsidiary of Kairiki Energy ), Trafigura Ventures III  and  TG World (BVI) Corp , and in SC 54B , Yilgarn Petroleum Philippines and  Shell Philippines Exploration . The two surveys were acquired over the period 29 November to 10 December 2011 using the MV 'Nordic Energy' operated by seismic contractor Nordic Maritime. Key highlights: SC 54A:  73 full-fold line kilometres of new 2D seismic was acquired over the greater  Lawaan  and   Libas Prospects . The objective of the survey was to determin...

List of Bitch Ass Congressmen Who Signed to Impeach SC Chief Justice Renato Corona 1. Tupas, Niel Jr. 2. Umali, Reynaldo 3. Abaya, Joseph Emilio 4. Del Rosario, Antonio 5. Bag-ao, Arlene 6. Teodoro, Marcelino 7. Castelo, Winston 8. Arago, Maria Evita 9. Golez, Roilo 10. Lacson-Noel, Josephine Veronique 11. Cerilles, Aurora 12. Calixto-Rubiano, Emi 13. Bello, Walden 14. Hataman-Salliman, Jim 15. Catamco, Nancy 16. Lanete, Scott Davies 17. Valencia, Rodolfo 18. Noel, Florencio 19. Mendoza, Mark 20. Gatchalian, Rex 21. Gonzales, Aurelio Jr. 22. Ferrer, Jeffrey 23.  Fuentes , Daisy 24. Yu, Victor 25. Rodriguez, Isidro Jr. 26. Angping, Zenaida 27. Espina,  Rogelio 28. Ramos, Deogracias Jr. 29. Cortuna, Julieta 30. Zamora-Apsay, Maria Carmen 31. Garay, Florencio 32. Mercado, Roger 33. Roman, Herminia 34. Garin, Janette 35. Gonzales, Neptali II 36. De Venecia, Gina 37. Cojuangco, Enrique 38. Herrera-Dy, Bernadette 39. Loong, Tupay 40. Bernos, Ma. Jocelyn 41. Sahidulla, Nur-ana 42. B...

The withdrawal of U.S. troops in Iraq. The withdrawal of American military forces from Iraq has been a contentious issue within the United States since the beginning of the Iraq War. As the war has progressed from its initial 2003 invasion phase to a multi-year occupation, U.S. public opinion has turned in favor of troop withdrawal. As of May 2007, 55 percent of Americans believed that the Iraq war was a mistake, and 51 percent of registered voters favored troop withdrawal. In late April 2007, the U.S. Congress passed a supplementary spending bill for Iraq that sets a deadline for troop withdrawal, but President Bush vetoed this bill soon afterwards. All US Forces are mandated to withdraw from Iraqi territory by 31 December 2011 under the terms of a bilateral agreement signed in 2008. Immediately before and after the 2003 invasion, most polls within the United States showed a substantial majority supporting war; though since December 2004 polls have consistently shown that a majo...