As I was fighting with my brothers as to who gets to play ps3 games first at the console, my attention was grabbed by the news report on the television about the recent havoc that the famous gameshow host, Willie Revillame is now in. I know some might say “Oops he did it again!” 
It involves a six-year old child named JanJan performing a “macho dancer” dance while tears continuously roll down his face. If you happen to chance upon the video, it is a very disturbing scene to see what appears to be a child doing something against his will. The video was posted on youtube and immediately got a lot of hits and violent reactions from a lot of people saying that this is a form of child abuse and that the TV network shouldn’t have agreed to show this on air.
If you have the time, try watching the March 12, 2011 video showing the actual performance of the child and then watch the video where Willie, in his show, is explaining his side. Hope you get out of this trrrrrrouble Wil.
Two Generation of Chevy Cars
Imm very fortunate to see right before my eyes, two fabulous designs of Chevrolet in two different generations and in two separate locations in one week!!! awesomeness!!!
The first one was the classic 1957 Chevy Bel Air, describe as “like fine wine” that was displayed at the recent America in 3D event at SM North. I wasn’t able to capture the wholeness of this magnificent car due to large number of people in the area. Instead, I just settled to shoot only some of its nice profile hehe!
Much worse for the second Chevy because its only my eyes that captured it. I wasn’t able to got hold of my camera because it happened while I was at Commonwealth Avenue. I got stoked as I go crusin side by side with a Chevy Camaro Bumblebee Edition (while ridin my Yamaha Mio)
Two Generation of Chevy Cars
Its truly a more than meets the eye car as I honked and gave a thumbs-up sign to the man behind the wheel, in return he honked back and smiled!
I was going about the web getting updates about the recent Japan when I happen to chance upon this picture showing a road in Naka, Ibaraki prefecture in Northern Japan that was truly demolished by the disaster. In just a matter of six(6) days, a highway company called NEXCO East was able to restore the 150-meter cave in to a state that was probably better than before. It was amazing really…
Talk about amazing construction jobs….these japs are definitely more advance in terms of just about everything. From technology, electronics, food and science. Kelan kaya makakahabol ang Pinas? (When will the Philippines ever reach that level?).
