On July 27, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo will deliver her State of the Nation Address (SONA).  All eyes I bet will be glued to TV sets as the country’s most powerful official speaks about the accomplishments of her administration.
In the point of view of a journalist, July 27 is surely a big task waiting to be completed.  And because I work for a news website, the demand is twice harder.  People would expect us to cover the SONA as it happens.   They would expect to see photos and videos too.  …

They are undoubtedly huge, thus eye-catching. When they flap their sides, you can see they can be graceful under water.  Their tails are long. And the moment their eyes pop out, you can just see some gentleness in them despite stories of how dangerous they are — a fact is they have killed people. Back then, I have no appreciation for Stingrays or locally known as Pagi.  A day in the Manila Ocean Park however changed such an opinion.  I was simply amazed at these sea giants.  We were told …

“Kasalang Filipino 2009 - Maanyag nga Lalik” is a wedding fair and exhibit open to the public for free admission. The exhibit includes wedding supplies and displays, floral and event styling, Ever Bilena bridal makeup competition and fashion show. The event is co-presented by kasal.com, ABS-CBN, Bethel Guest House, and Key Cities.

THE month of October brings out the best of the island of Negros as two big fiestas for everyone to relish and enjoy await residents and visitors here.
Negros is the fourth largest island in the Philippines. It is divided into two provinces — Negros Oriental in Central Visayas and Negros Occidental in Western Visayas.
Bacolod City, the capital of Negros Occidental, opens October with a bang as it celebrates the famous MassKara Festival.
On the other side of the island, the whole province of Negros Oriental gets to wrap up the revelry …