Here’s the full transcript of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo’s State of the Nation Address for 2009 for the Republic of the Philippines during a Joint Session at the Congress.
Thank you, Speaker Nograles, Senate President Enrile, Senators, Representatives, Vice President de Castro, President Ramos, Chief Justice Puno, Ambassadors, friends…
The past twelve months have been a year for the history books. Financial meltdown in the West spread throughout the world…
Tens of millions lost their jobs; billions across the globe have been hurt—the poor always harder than the rich. No one was spared…
It has affected us already. But the story of the Philippines in 2008 is that the country weathered a succession of global crises in fuel, in food, then in finance and finally the economy in a global recession, never losing focus and with economic fundamentals intact…
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First time I heard this song, it was playing all over the novelty radio stations of Metro Manila. It was the English version. However, when I saw the video on Myx, then it’s confirmed…its another Korean Pop song or K-pop. And guess what, it’s gaining popularity among the masa.
The real essence of pop music, nakuha ng kantang ito. Because of the repetitive claps, catchy tunes and chorus that’s making me insane everytime I hear this song, it became an overnight LSS.
Wondergirls is a girl group from South Korea. With the invasion of Koreans themselves and everything Korean (Koreanovelas, Korean songs, Korean restaurants), looks like the Philippines has been chosen to be ROK’s destination. They may haven’t invaded like colonizers of the past but their culture has emanated the minds and hearts of the ordinary Juan and Juana dela Cruz. From Koreanovelas to K-pop songs.
In any ways, this song is sooooooo addictive that it keeps on playing over the radio. I was surprised that these girls’ song was being played over Monster Radio frequently!
And so, J Honey and the Wondergirls….and the beat never changes!
I want nobody nobody but you *clap clap clap* I want nobody nobody but you *clap clap clap* I want nobody nobody but you!! And the song lingers my head over and over again and again and again and again! Hehe!!
Discovered by the renowned National Artist Carlos Botong Francisco, it is a collection of more than a hundred figure carvings of humans and animals that was carved in hard rock by Filipino ancestors dating back about 3000 BCE!
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That old green and white building sitting just across the majestic Saint Anne’s Church in Molo, Iloilo City, has been demolished.
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Taralets, the no frills commuter’s travel blog of Pilipinas will be moving to its new address soon and will be under a new name. A new morning arises for every commuter/backpacker in conquering seven thousand one hundred seven islands of fun and experience. Seventhousand one hundred seven delights, don’t you wanna miss it? At para naman sa mga kababayan natin, ito ang simula ng panibagong travelblog para sa mga repapips! Abangan!