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Can you make it through the rain and flood?

Barcelona, Spain

Follow me as I bring you around the city where Sagrada Familia is located

Make the most out of your visit at the happiest place on Earth

Expert tips and tricks when visiting Hong Kong Disneyland

To cruise or not to cruise?

7 advantages of taking a cruise vs doing a land tour.

Sharks in the Philippines

7 of the 10 most dangerous sharks in the world are possibly in the Philipines? See the list and map.

Thursday, February 5, 2015

19th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta Information

Like the yearly pyrolympics show, this is one of the annual events that people look forward to. It's known to be a weekend for everything that flies! I remember going here a few years back and it was packed! Better go there early as a lot of people will surely be there as well.

Happening on February 12 to 15, 2015 at the Philippine Air Force ADAC Hangar in Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga, 4 full days of flying activities await spectators. From aerobatic exhibitions to sky diving to para gliding and even aviation formation, it's something worth your time and travel.

Highlight of this event is of course, the hot air balloons. This year, a total of 32 hot air balloons coming from all over the world will be joining the 19th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta. From the yearly seen Old MacDonald farm to the cute Maximus the Beagle dog, you won't run out of interesting things to see. They fly out early in the morning around 6am and pump the balloons up again late in the afternoon (around 5:45).

It won't be called a 'fiesta' if the mood on the ground would be boring. There are car drifting exhibitions, there's a flea market called "fly" market,  OPM bands playing, a mini zoo, and on the 3rd night (which is Valentines Day), a spectacular display of fireworks!

Entrance ticket is affordable at only P300 each. Ticket funds will go to PIHABF foundation scholarship fund granting scholarship to deserving underprivileged students pursuing a career in aviation. It's two birds in one stone! You enjoy and you help!

Tickets are available at Ticketnet outlets, the venue itself and the Fiesta's official website.

For more info, visit:
www.philballoonfest.net or its official Facebook page, at http://www.facebook.com/pihabf

Check out the schedule below for February 12, February 13, February 14, and February 15 of the 19th Philippine International Hot Air Balloon Fiesta this 2015.


Cheftonio
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Saturday, January 11, 2014

Cheapest Unlimited All Network SMS with Calls and Mobile Browsing - Smart All Text 20 Plus

Being with the biggest network here in the Philippines doesn't need to cost an arm and a leg. In fact, with their prepaid offerings, their offers are very affordable. Gladly, their affordability doesn't equate to substandard service. As proof, they have the widest and the fastest mobile internet in Metro Manila speaking for personal experience. Just recently, Smart released an inexpensive bucket for their prepaid subscribers. Who doesn't want to save if you CAN actually save, right? Check out this TVC below:

Tuesday, July 16, 2013

Toyota 86 Photos and Video


The Toyota 86 is developed by Toyota and Subaru. With a boxer engine, front-engine and RWD layout and first 2+2. It's sold under different brands.
-Toyota 86 in Japan, South Africa and Australia
-Toyota GT86 in Europe
-Toyota 86 and Toyota GT86 in New Zealand
-Subaru BRZ
-Scion FR-S in the US and Canada

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

How to Dig a Deeper Grave for the Philippines

Only 2 weeks to go before the voter registration ends.. Please, for the sake of our country, exercise your right to vote! Register to vote!

Believe me, leaving your work a day or 2 just to register to vote is more worth rather than the suffering we will all experience in a term of the wrongly elected president.

Haven't we learned our lessons yet? The more we don't vote, the more we dig a deeper grave for our country. Remember, this is our one and only country. Not only yours, not only mine. If we don't care because we think our country is a hopeless case, who will give a damn to care?

Let us not add up to the problem. The domino effect will surely hit you sooner or later. If even our leaders aren't united because of selfish ambitions and reasons, don't you think that we should be the example for them rather than waiting for them to act right? Let us stop blaming them and let us be the first right example.

Let them know that they aren't liked for what they did rather than kissing their asses because they are good to you.

Before voting, please make sure that your candidate is really qualified. Not only technically and legally but more importantly, competitively.

It doesn't mean that when everyone is doing it, it is right and vice versa. Listen to what those politicians are saying. Look at what they are doing. And finally, check out if they are doing what they are saying because these 3 are entirely different things.

So, please please please -- do register and vote so you would not be contributing to a deeper grave for our beloved Philippines. I already registered.

Also, this Friday, please support this cause -- it's a concert. To enter, just bring
donations for those affected by Typhoon Pepeng and Ondoy (Although not required, better if you have).

For details, check this poster out:
free concert katipunan hale spongecola moonstar88 juana change cooky chua
xxx

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Perspectives: Ano Sa Tingin Mo? ( 21st Philippine Ad Congress )

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"Perspectives: Ano Sa Tingin Mo?" is this years theme of the 21st Advertising Congress to be held in beautiful Baguio.

As explained by the committee, they chose that theme because all of us are used to seeing things that we don't see them in any other way. To better explain that, watch this video:



With 'Perspectives', delegates will gain insights on new ways and means on advertising. Traditional is boring. It will teach you to look at things on a whole new level rather than just seeing a glass half full or half empty.

Also, Baguio is celebrating their 100th year of cityhood. Several venues including Camp John Hay, Baguio Country Club training center and ballroom will be utilized for the must-attend advertising/marketing event of the year.

The Ad Congress will offer relevant information about the entire marketing discipline through inspiring speakers and the grandest exhibition ever. This year's keynote speaker is Fernando Zobel de Ayala.

Again, mark your calendars! November 18 to 21, 2009 in Baguio City!

For more information, please visit http://www.adcon.com.ph/
or email them at perspectives@adcon.com.ph