Jim is a station manager of The Edge Radio (104.3 MHz in Davao City - www.theedgeradio.net). A media professional for the past 15 years, enjoyed every ounce of airtime, tried taking on every type of radio show (music, talk, news & even drama, puppet radio). Loves to take a lot of crossroads in life, believing that every turn leads to an adventure.
Countries are getting really creative these days! To address the rising costs of oil importation/dependence, the UK and probably most countries with a seafront are looking into exploring their seabeds for possible source of black gold!
Britain is to formally present its case to the UN in New York for extending its territorial rights around Ascension Island in the South Atlantic.
States have rights over their resources - including oil or gas reserves - up to 200 nautical miles from the shoreline.
But the UK wants to extend those rights around Ascension ...
What is your carbon footprint? Hmm... ok, let's start over... What is a carbon footprint?
A carbon footprint is a "measure of the impact human activities have on the environment in terms of the amount of greenhouse gases produced, measured in units of carbon dioxide".
Here's a nifty tool from ivillage.com, an online calculator to measure carbon footprints. I think this is just the right time, hoping it's not too late, to take a clear and determined look at how our lifestyles are affecting the environment. Isn't it just responsible to ...
She is Dara Grace Torres, an Olympic record holder winning 12 medals where 5 of which was won at the 2002 Sydney Olympiad alone. The only Olympic swimmer who represented her country (the USA) 5 times: 1984, 1988, 1992, 2000 & 2008. Oh yes, she is currently is 41.
She is just one of the many senior lady Olympians who are making great strides in the the 2008 Beijing games. Now who says age is a major factor in winning? I firmly believe that the will to win is the best motivation ...
There's no better team out there when your child's education is at stake. It can't be a solo act by the teachers and definitely it cannot be the parents job alone. We all need to remember that while the child lives most of the time at home, he's also most of the time in school.
It is good to establish a healthy parent-teacher relationship, as early as possible. Now fortunately, the relationship of teachers and parents are getting better. In some schools it is mandated for teachers to seek a conference with parents ...
This news is a little sad for me because I am a huge fan of the TV sitcom "The Office". I've been following this show for the past two years and have really admired all the characters. One of my personal favorites was Daryl, the Dunder Mifflin warehouseman whom Michael (the boss) always always try to "one-up", to no avail.
Daryl is played by actor Craig Robinson. He was recently arrested due to an alleged suspicion of possesing ecstasy and methamphetamine. Robinson's publicist declined to comment Friday. Robinson is scheduled to appear in ...
Well loved queen of pop Madonna has spent 50 revolutions around the sun! That's an awesome feat for someone who's energized the world with good music... first-class entertainer. Madonna Louise Ciccone Ritchie (born August 16, 1958) is from Bay City, Michigan. Moved to New York city for a career in modern dance. After 25 years in the music biz she has everything under her belt:
Guinness Book of World Records lists her as the world's most successful female recording artist of all time.
She's the top earning female singer in the world, selling around 200 ...
I think one of the many things the world has to offer you is a money-back guarantee program that makes you a non-smoker with just one visit. Now I know you are thinking that a bullet is involved, so before you say "aha!" visit this page and find out.
A UK-based company is making this dare :
If you are ready to become a non-smoker easily, painlessly and forever, then welcome to MindSpa stop smoking clinics. You're in the right place.
It doesn't matter how many, or for how long, you have smoked, or ...
While we try our very best to stick to the budget rules we've set, there's ALWAYS that single thing that busts a small hole in our pockets. Soon enough, that small hole expands to a greater flush of the 'ole buckeroos down the drain.
I'll list down some of my personal budget busters as a self-excersise in identifying them. I hope these would also help you with yours. Identifying them is the first step to freedom folks! :) And a great way to make a list of what to avoid when you hit the malls or ...
"The 29th Olympics is now open!", this is a joyous statement made by Chinese President Hu Jintao. This is remarkably the single most watched event of the year, China has well braved the preparations and now the spotlight is on her. Retired Chinese gymnastics champion Li Ning was carried through the air to light the Olympic cauldron, and pyrotechnics exploded throughout Beijing as the crowd of 91,000 at National Stadium cheered wildly. It is history in the making indeed.
The opening ceremony was marked by a spectacular program, a well-rehearsed light ...
This news is a little sad for me because I am a huge fan of the TV sitcom “The Office”. I’ve been following this show for the past two years and have really admired all the characters. One of my personal favorites was Daryl, the Dunder Mifflin warehouseman whom Michael (the boss) always always try [...]
This post is a continuation of my Cliff’s Notes for Who Moved My Cheese, the book by Spencer Johnson, M.D. (also the Author of The One Minute Manager). Hope you enjoy my annotations of the rest of the principles!
What is your carbon footprint? Hmm… ok, let’s start over… What is a carbon footprint?
A carbon footprint is a “measure of the impact human activities have on the environment in terms of the amount of greenhouse gases produced, measured in units of carbon dioxide“.
Here’s a nifty tool from ivillage.com, an online calculator to measure carbon footprints. I think this is [...]
I just got myself a PSP slim today. What fun! I already have one PSP and the reason for this purchase was to try out the player vs. player mode of Sega’s Virtual Tennis. I could tell you we played for hours! While walking in the mall, at home in the living room, and [...]
It’s not only China that’s going bike crazy, Amsterdam is following the craze with bike rentals by the thousands. If you’re heading the windmill country you may want to consider breezing through the many wonders this city has to offer by riding one of them bicycles.
CNN travel correspondent Rick Steves has written a good [...]
We all remember how good ‘ol mom would always remind us to “brush your teeth before going to bed, dear”, or “use toothpaste for heaven’s sake” or “would you please brush your molars too?”. It was good for mom to do that, if they didn’t I think half the world (or even more) would be [...]
Actress Sienna Miller has won a case against a paparazzi photo published in the Daily Star. This photo was taken when she was waiting for an elevator in an LA building. The court ruled that Ms. Miller was clearly harassed and so therefore has decided in favor of Ms. Miller, this decision after viewing a [...]

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