Hayyy sa wakassss! After all those location shooting and numerous hours of editing (as if i’m a pro, hehe). I’ve finally finished my video entry for the “Buhay Coke Video Blog Contest” sponsored by Coke (of course) and SM Hypermarket.
I was super duper excited to make an entry the first time I heard the announcement about the contest last June 27, 2008 at the Buhay Coke Bloggers Party at Taste Asia. But days have passed and still nothing entered my mind. Then just recently, during my sleep, the concept for the video just popped-out in my mind. I immediately woke up and jot it down before it went pffff
The idea is quite simple. Since I don’t have the looks of a commercial model i’ll just let my hand do the talking. I just hope this entry of mine make it to the finals and hopefully win! After all I do love Coke Zero! Its sugar-free! And it taste just like the real Coca-Cola which is my fav drink ever since.
You liked it? Please share it. Thanks!
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Daniel Dingel - The genius Pinoy inventor who invented a device that uses water to powered motor vehicles. He and his was sensational back then. It could even landed on an episode of TV’s Ripley’s Believe It or Not, but his name doesn’t ring a bell anymore (not even for wiki) to most people particularly the new gen Xer’s because it was almost 4 decades when he invented it. Proven and tested to run the engine with a device that splits oxygen and hydrogen from the water, and with the hydrogen then used to power the car engine.
And with high hopes to boost economy in the Philippines with his invention, he proudly presents it to the media many years ago on Philippine television. He was asking former President Marcos to support his invention. They (Marcos, Aquino, etc..) welcome his invention, but unfortunately there was this story about our government having an “agreement with the IMF and World Bank not to produce anything that would compete with their product” and so Daniel Dingel story slowly vanished during the years.
