Wait…wait…wait…! Who sez there will be an anti-planking law?!

I’m just beginning to enjoy it! View HERE some of my planking session.

Damn! I was surprised when I heard that a Quezon City representative by the person of Winston Castelo has filed a bill called the “Anti-Planking Act of 2011.”

At first I really thought it was a f$#&!#@ joke! But then I saw him on the evening news explaining his side on why he thought of this crap and why the need to pass the law for the betterment of the country. haha!

For me planking is just a kind of pose infront of the camera, when the usual smiling, peace sign and jump shot is just to boring or normal for you. Peace!

Obviously, everyone would agree its the weather!!! And it’s about time that anyone around the world that seeks or search  for “Marikina Scandal” online would get negative results on search pages.

Let’s all help in uplifting the image of the beautiful city of Marikina and Filipinas all over the world by means of uploading/posting positive digital media on the internet.

Mabalik tayo sa weather or El Nino. Ang super-mega-ultra-hyper-init na panahon natin ngayon. Imagine, reaching 36.8ºC this week. Ay sus, grabe po talaga!!! Since Im a rider, damang-dama ko po ang init sa lansangan. Hindi kayang mawala kahit magpatakbo ng mabilis, kase ganun pa rin ang sasalubong na hangin sa iyo, mainit pa rin. Kaya kung kayo din ay lagi sa labas, makabubuting magdala ng tubig at baka kayo ay ma-heatstroke sa sobrang init ng panahon.

MANILA, Philippines – Muling nagbabala ang PAGASA na mas iinit pa ang panahon sa Metro Manila sa buwan ng Mayo na aabutin ng hanggang 41ºC.

Ayon kay Nathaniel Cruz, chief weather bureau ng PAGASA, patuloy ang pagtindi ng mainit na panahon sa Mayo hanggang Hunyo bunsod ng epekto ng humidity sa panahon ng El Niño.

Noong nakaraang Martes, naitala ang pinaka mainit na panahon na pu­ma­lo sa 36.8 degrees Celsius.

Mas mainit na panahon naman ang naranasan noong Huwebes sa Metro Manila na umaabot sa 37.

“Inaasahan natin aabot pa yan sa 38 degrees Celsius..Pero kung 36 na sinasabi ng PAGASA, yan ay kung nasa lilim ka. Kung ikaw ay nasa labas maaring yan ay 40 to 41 degrees Celsius,” ayon kay Cruz.

Via: Philstar.com

Walandyo, aba eh para na siguro tayong nasa loob ng oven nyan!!!

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Below is an easy to follow tips in Dengue Prevention that was forwarded to me by a colleague of mine thru email. Hoping that by placing it on my site, I can save someone or some people from having dengue.

Easy to follow tips in Dengue Prevention
This information may save thousands of  lives from the cruel fate of dengue.
FIGHTING DENGUE MUST START AT EVERY HOME.
Mosquito trap (Dengue prevention)

Its just a mix of water, brown sugar and yeast.

1. Cut a plastic bottle in half, keep both parts. Can be softdrink bottle.

2. Take the lower portion of the bottle. Dissolve the brown sugar in hot water. Let it cool down to ~70 degF.

3. Add the yeast. Carbon dioxide will form (This will attract the mosquitos)

4. Cover the bottle with a dark wrap and insert in the top portion upside down like a funnel. Place it in a corner in your house.

5. In 2 weeks you will be surprised by the number of mosquito’s killed.

This is a re-post from: hazelsheryllchua.blogspot.com

Currently, she is still in the hospital and is supposed to finish taking antibiotics on Wednesday, April 1, however just two days ago she started experiencing pains on her lower abdomen that no amount of cold/hot compress can relieve. The doctors did a urinalysis to rule out the possibility of a urinary tract infection since she just had her menstrual period. I do not know what happened to the urinalysis, but today, at 11AM, she was wheeled in to the lab for an ultrasound. As of this writing, we are still waiting for the result of the test and praying that it isn’t something bad.

I will not deny the fact that we need financial assistance. As of yesterday, our hospital bill already mounted up to PhP200,646.00/US$4,270.00, we are now under what they call “Rx Watch” meaning we now have to buy medications outside the hospital because we were not able to give them the required PhP60,000 deposit two nights ago (we have already used up our previous deposits). Being under Rx Watch has its advantages, actually, because the medicines are a lot cheaper outside, however, it is also stressful because these medicines are not that easy to find and with this new set up, we should make sure we always have some cash ready for purchasing, and sadly that is not always the case. The other night, we needed PhP16,000.00 to buy meds that AJ needed by 3am that same night and we did not have cash on hand, so you can just probably imagine how stressful that night was. This morning, we needed to get PhP5,000.00 to my brother before 11am because AJ’s antibiotics needed replenishing, we were informed at 10:15am — 45 minutes! It sent everyone on a frenzy!

We are still in the process of being inteviewed by local social workers and some charities like PCSO, PagCor and the Cancer Warrior’s Foundation and hopefully, AJ gets approved for support. Until then, we just have to try our best to raise funds to cover the expenses.

We also are requesting for blood donations (which incidentally makes up 35% of the bill), please just proceed to Fe del Mundo Children’s Medical Center along Banawe Ave., Quezon City and tell them you are donating blood for AJ, the leukemia patient at room Waling Waling. And while you are already there, why don’t you do drop by her room to cheer her up as well? Please feel free to email me at hazelrchua@gmail.com or call 0908-685-4240 if you would like to extend assistance in any way so I can make arrangements for you ahead of time. Thank you.

The pine trees are so choked with smog. Session Road is no longer leisurely cool walk — it’s like being in Cubao (okey – exaggeration but i really hate the billboards up there — it’s so cluttered, an eyesore).Hopefully Sagada won’t follow suit—but it’s getting to be commercial up there too. Maybe by signing up, you will help RECLAIM BAGUIO’s lost beauty and stop the degradation of all the other places we all love in the Northern region–so, how about signing this petition? PETITION for BAGUIO CITY:

We believe that the City of Baguio is culturally, environmentally and aesthetically unique and different from other cities in the Philippines. We believe that Baguio is the nerve center of our rich and diverse cultures: the Filipino culture in general, the highland Cordilleran culture, the lowland Ilocano culture, and the heritage culture brought about by the Americans during the early 20th Century.We believe that in the past two decades, the City of Baguio has experienced a substantial degradation of its unique culture, environment and art. We believe that the approval of certain politicians with no respect for the aesthetics and the environment of Baguio to put up concrete structures such as malls, overpasses and flyovers only worsens Baguio City’s lamentable decay as a “City of Pines.”We believe that this overdevelopment resulting in pollution has to stop.We believe that due to its unique history and blend of cultures, Baguio can be to the Philippines as Barcelona is to Spain, Chiang Mai is to Thailand, and San Francisco is to the United States: a main center of arts, culture, philosophy, education, tourism, sustainable development and environmental awareness.We believe, therefore, that the City of Baguio deserves to be declared a “Special Heritage Zone,”so that the degradation brought about by overdevelopment can be minimized and gradually controlled. We believe that Baguio City’s heritage as a center of culture and environmental awareness is a valuable asset not just to the Philippines, but also to the world.We now respectfully call on the residents of Baguio and the Filipino people to sign this humble petition, and for the local and national government concerned to implement and declare Special Heritage status on this unique mountain City as soon as possible, preferably before the Baguio Centennial in 2009, so no further destruction on its limited cultural, environmental and aesthetic resources may continue.Please add your name to the list and send this message to as many people as possible. Please do not just click “forward”– Instead highlight the text and copy onto a new message box. Thank you! to prevent spam mails ALSO SEND this as BCC to your friends

1. Cristina Bejar Gallardo
2. Maximino M. Bejar
3. Monserrat M. Bejar
4. Minette Cruz-Soriano
5.Jaja Mendoza
6. Jaime B. Antonio Jr., Local Government Academy
7. Augusto Villalon, Heritage Conservation Society
8. Rene Luis S. Mata, Heritage Conservation Society
9. Gemma Cruz-Araneta, Heritage Conservation Society
10. Fernando Nakpil-Zialcita, Heritage Conservation Society
11. Leon Cruz Araneta, Heritage Conservation Society
12. Peter Allan R. Bontuyan, Heritage Conservation Society
13. Verna Mamicpic-Alih, Siquijor Heritage Foundation, Inc.
14. John L. Silva, Heritage Conservation Society
15. Sony K. Ng, Museum Volunteers of the Phils.
16. Jack Sotto, Makati City
17. Rizzo Regis-Tangan, Las Pinas
18. Robby S, de Silva – Campaigns and Grey Phils.
19. jigs javier – Alabang
20. Gloria Roca – Makati
21. Yvonne de Paula – Makati City
22. Margarita L. Emmanuel – California, USA
23. Ming Roxas – Quezon City
24. Vinc ent MB Pinpin – Quezon City
25. Alvin Lim – Quezon City
26. Lizette Yulo – Paranaque
27. Meg Isleta – Makati City
28. Dabong Isaac * BAGUIO CITY
29. Dina Marie B. Delias – Baguio City
30. Issur Olairez – Baguio City.
31. Harris Co – General Trias, Cavite
32. Stella Milanes – Adelaide, Australia
33. Veronica Simbol – Canberra, Australia
34. Gigi Manuel – Baguio City, Philippines
35. Bessie Oliva- Sydney, Australia
36. Kathleen C. Palasi-Eyeasia, Philippines
37. Gia Ll. Atienza – Quezon Province, Phil.
38. Aris Cari”o – Abra
39. Zaldy L. Lamsis, Baguio City
40. Cecille Soltura-Mandaluyong city, Philippines
41. Ariel Dalisay – Mandaluyong City, Philippines
42. Richar d A. S. Grimaldo – Mandaluyong City,
43. Maria Cristina V. Turalba – UAP Sentro ng Arkitekturang Pilipino
44. Issa Avendano – UAP Sentro ng Arkitekturang Pilipino
45.Benedict Hermoso – UAP Internal Affairs
46. Odessa Tango – UAP Sentro ng Arkitekturang Pili pino
47. Adrian Hope Pedroso – UAP Sentro ng Arkitekturang Pilipino
48. Antonio A.Turalba – Active Group Inc.
49. Lena Lubi – Active Group Inc
50. Dorothy Lucasan – Active Group Inc
51. Imee Seprado – Active Group Inc
52. Bobby Manasan – Virginia, USA
53. Erlinda W. Taylor LA, CA
54. Ofelia R. Sta.Ana – Parannaque City,
55. Amy Puno, Makati City
56. Ma.Corazon G.. Fajardo, Mandaluyong City
57. Ma. Leonora A. Valmonte
58. Tesa Valmonte-Geronimo
59. Geenette M. Garcia
60. Chris Domil O. Cobacha, Muntinlupa City
61. Ma. Teresita A. Cobacha, Muntinlupa City
62. Ma.Rovilla C. Sudaprasert, Bangkok, Thailand
63. Maria Rona C. Reyes, Los Banos, Laguna
64. Connie N. Rey, Bacoor, Cavite
65. Isadelle H. Reyes – BiÃƔan, Laguna
66. SAM Marasigan – Bahay Kalakal
67. Myrna Guevara
68. Celso dela Paz
69. Pete Bernardo, Pasig City
70. Milagros Roa,Mandaluyong City, Phils.
71. Eugenio A. Enriquez, San Juan Metro Manila
72. Anna Marie C. Cabatu, Pasig City
73. Leslie Ann B. Cariaga, Pasig City
74. Marnelli M. de Ocampo, Marikina City
75. Cheche Zapanta – Taytay, Rizal – Phils.
76. Lilian Villa – Cavite
77. Cora Sanchez – Rizal
78. ANNE LESLIE G MATIAS- BACOLOD
79. PAUL MICHAEL D. SANTOS- DON BOSCO MS’97 /MAKATI
80. GINA C. ALMOCERA, MASBATE/TAGUIG, PHILIPPINES
81. Eric Babao – Quezon City
82. Jin-Jin Babao – Quezon City
83. Veyon B. Calinawan – Quezon City
84. Teresita S. Castillo (Tessam) – Taguig
85. Mayvelyn B. Remigio, Quezon City
86. Macel Aguilar-Kalookan City, Phil
87. Adora Pascual Carpio-Nicolas – Hawaii, USA
88. Precy Platon-Tica -Manila, Philippines
89. Claire O. Esteban – UPISSI, Diliman, Quezon City
90. Theresa A. O. Esteban – UP Diliman, Quezon City
91. Emmanuel Ikan Astillero – Phil Institute of
Environmental Planners
92. Eve L. Magnata – Asian Social Institute, Manila
93. Victoria V. Rialp – Quezon City
94. Loue lla Rialp – Lufthansa
95. Tina Nepomuceno-Di Cicco, Hong Kong
96. Rufina R. Millan, Hong Kong
97. Carla O. Cruz, Hong Kong
98. Glenna G. Aquino,Makati City
99. Lynn Cruz – Intramuros, Manila
100. Leslie Ann Murray – American Chamber
101. Joan Orendain – Orendain & Associates
102. Bambi L. Harper- Filipino Heritage Festival Inc./Inquirer
103. Mert Loinaz – Makati
104. Margot Mañosa – Makati
105. juliet Siytangco – Quezon city
106. Jane Sarte – California, USA
107. Lu Gaerlan – California, USA
108. Roland Alcantara – California, USA
109. Gideon Omero – Baguio City
110. Cynthia Remiendo Maslian – Baguio City
111. Rosemarie A. Diaz – Baguio City
112. Elizabeth Aurelia Salango- Gonzales- Baguio City
113. Edward Thaddeus V. Gonzales- Baguio City
114. Charles Rabara – Vigan, Ilocos Sur
115. Monching Amores – San Jose, California
116. Irene S. Amores – Legazpi City
117. Pedro Camilo Moreno – Naga City
118. Jo se A. Adolfo, Jr. – Canaman, Camarines Sur
119. Carlito B. Balingbing – Los Ba񯳬 Laguna
120. Rochelle B. Bonagua — New Manila, Quezon City
121. Mary An A. Tang – Makati City
122. Agnes Curtis – UK, Eastbourne
123. Angie Nanglihan – Eastbourne, East Sussex, UK
124. Bernadette Golocan-Dimas- — Como, Italy
125. Myrna Ingosan , Baguio City
126. Grace D. Ingosan – Solano – Baguio City
127. ULYSSES BASIL GOJO – BAGUIO CITY
128. Ailene I. Alafag – Baguio City
129 Margie B. Agaled – Dornod, Mongolia
130. Ela Victoria F. Sarmago – Quezon City
131. Rizalene F. Velacruz – Quezon City
132. Deanie Lyn Ocampo – Quezon City
133. Violeta C. Imperial – Las Pinas City
134. Sinag A.S. de Leon-Amado -Women’s Media Circle U.P. Mountaineers
135. Luisa (Aguilar) Igloria – Old Dominion University,
136. Jennifer Patricia A. Carino – Baguio City
137. Angela Blardony Ureta – Makati City
138. Wawi Navarroza – Taguig City
139. Miren Facul tad – Makati City
140. Vic Facultad – Makati City
141. goo simpliciano – Quezon city
142. Higgy Simpliciano – Palawan
143. Bernardo M. Soriano, Jr. – PAGASA, DOST, Q.C.,
144. Anna Bella Siriban-Manalang
145.. Raquel Chua – Manila/Tarlac City,
146. Ritchie Chua – Tarlac City,
147. Eva E. Gabon – Malate, Manila
148. Lolita A. Abonitalla – Sta. Mesa, Manila
149. Reynaldo B. Ame
150. Mharra M. De Mesa – San Pablo City, Laguna
151. Jose S. Redor, UAP- Quezon City
152. Romeo V. Saguisag – Pasig City
153. Lilimay R. Manalo – Pasig City
154. Monina Ra̱eses РDept. of Tourism-National Capital Region
155. Dolly Alvarado – Dept. of Tourism-National Capital Region
156. Rosechell C. Gamir – Accenture – Cybergate, Mandaluyong City
157. Fidel A. Rapisura – eperformax – Makati City
158. Dr. Edwin Chinel Monares, Global Reciprocal College, Caloocan City and SAVE ME Movement, Inc.
159. Josephine Carino Turner- Atlanta, Georgia , USA
160. pet furing-House of Rep. Quezon City
161. Melody B. Grecia – Irosin, Sorsogon
162. Arcie B. Grecia – Irosin, Sorsogon
163. Garry N. Viajante – Los Banos, Laguna
164. Melany Grecia-Viajante – Los Banos, Laguna
165. Reinald del Valle – Calauan, Laguna
166. Virnel R. Ventura – Makati City, NCR
167. Annalie N. Ventura- Makati City, NCR
168. Ma. Melissa T. Gamboa – Makati City
169. Freddie O. Gamboa – Makati City
170. Ria Gamboa – Makati City
171. Lui Gamboa – Makati City
172. Carmencita Crosier – Akron, Ohio USA
173. Guillermo V. Gaspar – Bensalem, PA USA
174. Maria Luisa L. Vibora – Canlubang, Calamba City
175. Florencio C. Tolentino – Port Moody, B.C., Canada
176. Marvin Emmanuel I. Nuevo – Calauan, Laguna
177. Benjy Leoncio – California, USA
178. Melvin B Punzalan – Singapore
179. Khingg Castaneda – Quezon City ( previous resident )
180. Noel Castaneda – Quezon City
181. Anna Castaneda – Batangas City
182. Janice Gacusan
183. Grace Rodriguez
184. Alexander Policarpio
185. AR Policarpio
186. Jay Burt Policarpio
187. Nicolai Vincent Policarpio
188. Abbie Ramos
189. Noli S. Vizcocho – PICE Baguio City
190. Belette N. Vizcocho – UAP Baguio City
191. Jackie N. Vizcocho – Baguio City
192. Jill N. Vizcocho – Singapore
193. Jenette N. Vizcocho – Ermita, Manila
194. Joana N. Vizcocho – UP Diliman
195. Josef N. Vizcocho – Baguio City
196. Ernie Zarate – Baguio/Quezon City
197. Michael Ang- UAP Socsksargen
198. Jasmin Jewel Josef – Baguio Born
199. Jade Joyce Josef – Been to Baguio x times
200. Delia Damasco Josef – Baguio Bred
201. Sixto K. Roxas, Maximo T. Kalaw Institute for Sustainable Development
202. MALU A. AFABLE  – Malate, Manila
203. Henrietta “Bonjin” Bolinao – North Syquia, Malate
204. Ma-an Hontiveros – Maximo T. kalaw Institute for Sustainable Development
205. Sian Lagdameo-Legarda – Alabang
206. Manuel Legarda -Alabang
207. Gabbie de la Rama-Talan– Quezon City
208. Mr. and Mrs. Paul & Nina Poblador — Kusina Salud San Pablo Laguna
209. Jo Adaya – Antipolo City
210. Carlo C. Gonzal – Binangonan, Rizal
211. Geri Barcelona – Been there! Lived there! Work there! I love Baguio! Cainta, Rizal
212. Ivan Fenphedra – Foreigner ?

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This one cool bike was reportedly stolen last night inside the biker residence in Marikina City. If you ever seen this Sporty Mio – Fiat Replica bearing plate number 6996-NR. Kindly call/text its rightful owner – Mr. JEREMY C. CRUZ a.k.a. saybertaz of MCP Forum at 09228422223 or just inform it to any police station. Let’s help this biker get his ride again. And help curb criminal deeds in our area.

Incidents like this are quite rampant. Take extra security measures on our bikes regularly. I suggest getting a comprehensive insurance is one alternative. I do hope you find your bike real soon bro.