Showing posts with label Philippines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philippines. Show all posts

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Where the FUN is MORE FUN!


No matter how some-country else already used this, BUT I BELIEVE, AGREE AND ATTEST to be true! 


IT'S MORE FUN IN THE PHILIPPINES... KAYA NGA NANDITO AKO NGAYON!!! Despite... (saka na natin pag-usapan)






 Find out for yourself why it’s more fun in the Philippines.And make the most out of your next vacation.
This is just a preview of things to come.
Watch out for more fun. Soon.
----from http://itsmorefuninthephilippines.com/








and most of ALL...


DEFINITELY,  
More fun in the Philippines!!!

xoxo, Mia     

Monday, December 5, 2011

Mabuhay Merry Christmas Slash No Traffic Lanes are Back!


MMDA Christmas/Mabuhay Lanes 2011



For Private Vehicles from North to South: 
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From McArthur Highway 

  • Right turn to Samson Road, C-4/Letre, R-10, A. Bonifacio, Roxas Blvd., to destination.



From North Luzon Expressway: 

  • Exit at Mindanao Avenue Access Ramp, right at Mindanao Ave., left at Congressional, right at Tandang Sora crossing Commonwealth flyover, Katipunan Avenue, C-5, to destination.
  • Exit at Mindanao Ave., Access Ramp, right at Mindanao Ave., left at North Avenue, QMC, right at Kalayaan, left at Kamias rd. right at Anonas, left at Aurora Blvd., right at Katipunan Avenue, C-5, to destination.
  • Exit at Mindanao Ave., Access Ramp, right at Mindanao Ave., left at North Avenue, QMC, right at Kalayaan, left at Kamias rd. right at Anonas, left at Chico St., straight to Xavierville, right at C-5, to destination.
  • Straight at A. Bonifacio Ave, left at C-3, right at Banawe, left at E. Rodriguez, right at Araneta Ave., right at Aurora Blvd., right at Magsaysay Blvd., left at Nagtahan - P. Quirino Ave., left at South Super Highway to destination. 
  • Straight at A. Bonifacio Ave, take Mayon Ave. to Welcome Rotunda, then to destination.
  • Straight at A. Bonifacio, take Mayon Ave., right at Dapitan St. or P. Florentino, left at A. Maceda, right at F. Fajardo, left at V.G. Cruz, right at Lardizabal, left at Dela Fuente, right at R. Magsaysay Blvd., Nagtahan to P. Quirino, left at South Super Highway to destination.



From Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (EDSA): 

  • Turn right at West Ave., right at Quezon Ave., U-turn near Magbanua, right at Timog, right at T. Morato, right at E. Rodriguez, left at Gilmore, right at N. Domingo, left at Pinaglabanan, right at P. Guevarra, left at L. Mencias, right at Shaw Blvd., left at Nueve de Pebrero, Maysilo, Francisco, Mandaluyong Makati Bridge to destination.
  • Turn right at West Ave., right at Quezon Ave., U-turn near Magbanua, right Sct. Reyes, take Umbel Bridge, left at Dona Rodriguez, right at N. Domingo, left at Pinaglabanan, right at P. Guevarra, left at L. Mencias, right at Shaw Blvd., left at Nueve de Pebrero, Maysilo, Francisco, Mandaluyong Makati Bridge to destination.
  • Turn right at West Ave., right to Del Monte Ave., left at Sto. Domingo or Biak na Bato, right at Amoranto, left at Banawe or D. Tuazon, right at Maria Clara or Dapitan to destination.
  • Turn right at Mo. Ignacia, left at Timog Ave., right at T. Morato, right at E. Rodriguez, left at Gilmore, right at N. Domingo, left at Pinaglabanan, right at P. Guevarra, right at Shaw Blvd., left at Nueve de Pebrero, Maysilo, Francisco, Mandaluyong Makati Bridge to destination.
  • Turn right at Kamuning left at T. Morato, right at E. Rodriguez, left at Gilmore, right at N. Domingo, left at Pinaglabanan, right at P. Guevarra, right at Shaw Blvd., left at Nueve de Pebrero, Maysilo, Francisco, Mandaluyong Makati Bridge to destination.
  • Turn right at Shaw Blvd. left at Nueve de Pebrero, Maysilo, Francisco, Mandaluyong Makati Bridge to destination.
  • Turn right to Madison, right to Pinoeer past EDSA - Boni tunnel, right to Pinatubo, left to Cordillera, left to Arayat, go down Nueve de Pebrero, right to S. Laurel (one-way), left to Shaw Blvd., right to Ideal, left to McColough, right to A. Mabini (one-way), left to Wilson to San Juan area, then to destination.



From Pasig Rosario to South Super Highway: 

  • From Ortigas Ave. ext., take U-turn at Rosario Bridge, right at Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave., right at Vargas bridge to C-5 to destination.
  • From Ortigas Ave. ext., take U-turn at Rosario Bridge, right at Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave., right at Vargas bridge to Pasig Blvd., left at Shaw Blvd., left at Pioneer, straight to EDSA - Boni bridge, right at Barangka drive, then take Barangka - Estrella bridge to Makati area to destination.
  • From Ortigas Ave. ext., take U-turn at Rosario Bridge, right at C. Raymundo, Bagong Ilog to C-5 to destination.

From Quezon City to Makati: 

  • Take N. Domingo, left to Blumentritt - Kalentong, left at Manalo St., left at Manalo St., right at Mariano St., right at L. Mencias, right at Shaw Blvd., left at Nueve de Pebrero/Martinez, Maysilo, Sgt. Bumatay or San Francisco Mandaluyong Makati Bridge or Barangka Drive Estrella Bridge to destination.
  • From E. Rodriguez, left at Matimyas - Plaza Noli to Fajardo, left at V.G. Cruz, right at Lardizabal, left at Dela Fuente, right at R. Magsaysay Blvd., Nagtahan to P. Quirino, left at South Super Highway to destination.



From Mandaluyong to Makati: 

  • From Shaw Blvd., right at Acacia Lane, right at F. Ortigas, left at Boni Ave., Maysilo to destination.





For Private Vehicles from South to North: 
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From Coastal Road Expressway: 

  • Straight at Roxas blvd to R10 right at C4, Samson road to destination.



From South Luzon Expressway: 

  • Exit to C-5, Katipunan, Tandang Sora Ave., U-turn at Congressional, right to Mindanao Ave., to destination.
  • From Pres.Osmeña highway, right turn to P. Quirino, Nagtahan, right at Magsaysay Blvd. left at C3 Araneta Ave. right at A. Bonifacio to destination.
  • From Pres. Osmeña Highway, right at P. Quirino to Nagtahan, to A. H. Lacson right at S. H. Loyola, left at M. De la Fuente then right at Piy Margal or Nicanor Roxas to Mayon/D. Tuazon to destination.
  • From Pres. Osmeña Highway, right at P. Quirino to Nagtahan, to A. H. Lacson right at S. H. Loyola , right at V. G. Cruz, left at G. Tuazon straight to Bayani road ,left at Cordillera st., right at E. Rodriguez to destination.



From Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (EDSA): 

  • Turn left to Pasay Road then turn right to Makati Ave. straight to Makati Ð Mandaluyong Bridge right at Fancisco, Maysilo to M. Martines Ave., straight to Gomezvill, straight to Hoover to Wilson left at Ortigas Ave./ Granada, right at Aurora Blvd. then left Hemady, right at E. Rodriguez , left at Tomas Morato left at Timog Ave. then right at Quezon Ave to QMC right at Visayas Ave. left at congressional Ave. right at Mindanao Ave. to destination.
  • Turn left to Pasay Road then turn right to Makati Ave. straight to Makati Ð Mandaluyong Bridge right at Francisco, Maysilo, to M. Martines Ave., straight to Gomezvill, straight to Hoover to Wilson left at Ortigas Ave./ Granada, Hemady, right at E. Rodriguez , left at Tomas Morato right at Kamuning / Kamias to destination.
  • Turn right at Kalayaan Ave, straight to C. P. Garcia Ave (C5) to destination.
  • Take Estrella flyover to Rockwell, straight to barangka Drive Ð Estrella Bridge to Mandaluyong area to destination.
  • From Makati Area take Makati Ð Mandaluyong Bridge right at Francisco, Maysilo, Nueve de Pebrero left at Shaw Blvd. to destination.

From P. Guevarra to San Juan Makati: 

  • From P. Guevarra turn left to Ortega, turn right to Pilar turn left to Calderon turn right to Lee turn right to S. Laurel, turn left to Shaw, turn right to Old Wack Wack road (one way), turn left at Nueve de Febrero, go straight down Arayat, turn right to Dansalan. Turn left at Boni turn right at Lions Road, turn right at EDSA, turn right to Guadalupe (ilalim) to destination.



From Buendia to San Juan: 

  • From Buendia left to N. Garcia, straight to Antipolo right to S. Osme–a, right to P. Gomez right to Zamora, right to Makati Ð Mandaluyong Bridge, right to Coronado, right to San Francisco, right to circle (Maysilo), right to F. Martinez, straight to Gomezville, straight to Hoover, cross to Wilson to San Juan to destination.



To Divisoria: 


From A. H. Lacson Ave: 

  • Left at Tayuman Street then left at Dagupan Street to Divisoria.



From R-10: 

  • Take C-2 Capulong then right at Dagupan Street to Divisoria.
  • Take Moriones Street then right at Dagupan Street to Divisoria.
  • Take Claro M. Recto Street to Divisoria.



From R-10: 

  • Take Juan Luna Street to Divisoria.



To Greenhills, San Juan City: 


From Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (EDSA): 

  • Turn right at Banahaw street, right at Makiling, left at Benitez then straight at St. Joseph, left at Ortigas Ave to Greenhills Shopping Center.
  • Turn right at Annapolis, right at Eisenhower then left at Club Filipino to ortigas Ave. to Greenhills Shopping Center.
  • Turn right at Connecticut to Ortigas Ave. to Greenhills Shopping Center.



To Baclaran, Parañaque City: 


From Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (EDSA): 

  • Take EDSA - Tramo flyover then right at Andrews Avenue straight to Airport road, right at Roxas Blvd. take Service road to Redemptorist.



From Manila Area: 

  • Take Roxas Blvd. turn right at EDSA take U-turn then right at Roxas Blvd. then take u-turn near Airport road, take Service road to Redemptorist.



To Carriedo, Manila City: 


From Manila Area: 

  • From Taft Ave., take Ayala Blvd., left at Carlos Palanca (Echague), to Carriedo St.
  • From Padre Burgos, take Jones Bridge, left at Muelle del Blanco National to Plaza Lacson to Carriedo.


Love, now and always,
Mia        
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mia always dreamt of becoming 5'8" or higher that goes with the reason why she wears higher platforms. She wears lighter makeup these days because her MAN is particular with INNER beauty. She's the same old shopaholic you now, splurging over stuffs that a part goes to charity. Today, she is not writing blogs and promos anymore. She ventured into marketing... selling souls to the devil. And oh wait, on her spare time, she writes short stories of love with tragic ending. Some of her published works are "Cries, Cameras and Actions", "8 folds", "The Boat", "All for Carlie", "Ragnarok Online Love Story" and "Resume of Lovers". 

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Vote for Shamcey Supsup in Miss Universe 2011



Miss Philippines is among the 89 candidates in the 2011 Miss Universe. This years' pageant will be held in Brazil on September 12. Currently, the contestants are staying in Sao Paulo, the largest city in Brazil, while preparing for the big event. Also, for the first time in the history of all Miss Universe Pageants, the organizers have allowed online voting. 



According to the Pageants' organizers, the result of the online poll will give one lucky contestant a spot in the semifinals. Yes, that's a big leap. The voting page will ask for a country you would like to vote and you will rate her in a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the highest. So, it's not just the beauty with the highest votes who gets a spot in the Miss Universe 2011 semifinals BUT the one with the highest AVERAGE. 


Give Shamcey Supsup the advantage in this year’s Miss Universe 2011 contest. Register at www.missuniverse.com and www.nbc.com. Voting will be open from from 4:00 AM on August 20 until 6:00 AM of September 12 (Manila time). 


Individuals 16 years old and older and residents of the country they are voting for are qualified to vote. Only 10 votes per e-mail address per day will be counted so VOTE EVERYDAY!

Love, now and always,
Mia        
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Mia always dreamt of becoming 5'8" or higher that goes with the reason why she wears higher platforms. She wears lighter makeup these days because her MAN is particular with INNER beauty. She's the same old shopaholic you now, splurging over stuffs that a part goes to charity. Today, she is not writing blogs and promos anymore. She ventured into marketing... selling souls to the devil. And oh wait, on her spare time, she writes short stories of love with tragic ending. Some of her published works are "Cries, Cameras and Actions", "8 folds", "The Boat", "All for Carlie", "Ragnarok Online Love Story" and "Resume of Lovers". 

Saturday, June 11, 2011

Independence Day Special: Displaying the Philippine Flag



As a symbol of our nationhood, utmost respect and care should be given to our national flag. The flag will be a bestseller item this Centennial and it can not be avoided that the Philippine flag might be deliberately displayed in the wrong manner
      - NCC Commissioner and Executive Directory Luis Morales


    How to Display the Flag
    • For household and office display, the flag must be displayed vertically, with the triangle on top. The blue field should be to the right (left of observer) and the red field to the left(right of the observer).

    • The flag should never be displayed horizontally except in flagpoles or hung fastened by its fly. The fly portion should always be free to move.
    • When flown from a flagpole, the flag should have its blue stripe on top in times of peace, and the red on top in times of war.

    • When displayed in the middle of the street, as between buildings or posts, the flag should be suspended vertically with the blue stripe pointing to north or east.
    • When a number of flags are grouped and displayed from stationary staffs, the Philippine flag should be in the center at the highest point, or at the right of the other flags. Also, it must always be in the peak, and not smaller than the other flags of pennants or organizations.
    • When displayed with another flag from crossed staffs, the Philippine flag should be on its right side, the left side of the observer. Its staff should be over the staff of the other flag. Two Philippine flags should never be displayed crossed staff.
    • When used on a speaker's platform without the staff, it should hang vertically and placed above and behind the speaker. It should never be used to cover the speaker's desk, or be draped over the front of the platform.
    • When mounted on a platform, the flag should be placed on the presiding officers' right and a bit in front, as they face the congregation. Other flags should be on their left. However, when it is displayed on a level with the congregation, the flag is placed on the right of the congregation.
    • Tattered, faded of worn-out flags should be replaced immediately. They should be disposed off or destroyed privately, preferably by burning.
    • There are prohibitions on the use of the flag. The flag should not be used as part of, or as an entire costume. It should not be displayed in cockpits, dance halls, and centers of vice. It should not be used as unveiling material in unveiling ceremonies.
    • Also, the flag should not be used as a curtain or a drape, although buntings of blue, white and red can be used. The blue color in the bunting should be at the top, or at the point of honor, and must be equal in width to the other colors.
    • The manufacture, sale, and purchase of all flags for government use and public displayed are regulated by Presidential directives. These processes require the prior approval of the NHI.
    • The flag must be secured with careful consideration of its technical design, color, materials, and craftsmanship. Flag suppliers are required to register annually at the NHI, and are required to furnish the laboratory test results for every color of textile materials to be used in the flag's manufacture.


love, now and always, 

Sunday, October 24, 2010

2010 Barangay & SK Elections


Nothing will beat the Presidential elections but it was also fun voting for the people nearer and closer to your heart in the Barangay and SK Elections. 


It wasn't my first time voting for the Barangay and SK Elections. But what's odd is that why do I feel like it's my first time voting for this? I couldn't remember who I voted, where I voted... But I'm pretty sure I already experienced voting for this level. 


Anyways, I already have the list of people who I will be voting. Of course, just like the Presidential elections, our family have a solid vote to this one. The family that prays together, votes together. Vote of one, vote of all. 



PEACEFUL BARANGAY AND SK ELECTIONS TO EVERYONE! 

love, now and always, 

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