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Category Archives: Filipiniana
Links for 2007-08-04
- Salon.com: Female execs dominate in Philippines “Seen from a global perspective, Filipinas are kicking some serious executive booty.”
Links for 2007-07-16
- Liwayway Marketing Corporation – linkfilter.net A link to a Philippine company that manufactures food snacks has been posted at linkfilter. But why? Is it because of its cool but not uncommon Flash splash page? Is it the fact that
Today in Philippine History
Two events in Philippine history happened on this day, the 24th of April, according to Wikipedia.
1521 – Battle of Mactan: Explorer Ferdinand Magellan is killed by natives in the Philippines led by chief Lapu-Lapu.
1565 –… Read more
Julia Campbell, RIP
Slain Peace Corps volunteer Julia Campbell’s last post in her blog, Julia in the Philippines, is entitled “Buhay Pa Tayo” (We’re Still Alive). She disappeared April 8 while hiking by herself. Searchers found her body in a shallow… Read more
Posted in Current Events, Filipiniana
Tagged crime, Julia-Campbell, Peace-Corps, philippines
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Comfort Room
You know how Pinoys call restrooms “comfort rooms”? Well, check this Gizmodo video out where auditioning inventors for the show American Inventor are interviewed in the Tenderloin in San Francisco. The second person shown interviewed is a manong… Read more
Posted in Filipiniana, Geek Speak
Tagged american-inventor, gizmodo, Google-TISP, invention, microsoft, Pinoy, toilet, video
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