Saturday, May 30, 2020
Monitor Meralco Reading
From May 28 to May 31 6am rdg.
Fely
05312020 6am 15255
05282020 10am 15202
Delta = 53/3 = 17kw/day.
17kw x 31 days = 527 kwh
Meter location
Left side from top down #4
Janet
05312020 6am 10906
05282020 10am 10891
Delta = 15/3 = 5kw/day.
5kw x 31 days = 155kwh
Left side from top left#6
Don't We All
Sharing this very timely post✌
*”DON'T WE ALL" ?*
I parked in front of the mall sitting inside my car waiting for my sons to get a few items from the supermarket.
Coming my way from across the parking lot was what the society would consider a tramp.
From his looks, he had no car, no home, no clean clothes, and no money.
There are times when you feel generous but there are other times that you are just not in the mood and don't want to be bothered.
This was one of those "don't want to be bothered times."
"I hope he doesn't ask me for any money," I thought.
He didn't.
He came and sat on the curb nearby but he didn't look like he could have enough money to even get a good meal.
After a few minutes, he spoke.
"That's a very nice car you got there" he said.
He was ragged but he had an air of dignity around him.
I said, "thanks," and continued listening to the car radio.
He sat there quietly, and the expected plea for money never came.
As the silence between us widened something inside me said, "ask him if he needs any help."
I was sure that he would say "yes" but I held true to the inner voice.
"Do you need any help?" I asked.
*He answered in three simple but profound words that I shall never forget.*
We often look for wisdom in great men and women and we expect it from those of higher learning and accomplishments.
I expected nothing but an outstretched grimmy hands.
He spoke the three words that shook me.
*"Don't we all" ?* he said.
I was feeling high and mighty, successful and important, until those three words hit me like a twelve gauge shotgun.
*Don't we all?*
I needed help.
Maybe not for bus fare or a place to sleep, but I needed help.
I reached in my wallet and gave him not only enough for bus fare, but enough to get a warm meal and few other things for the day.
Those three little words still ring in my ears till today.
*No matter how much you have, no matter how much you have accomplished, you need help too.*
....and again *no matter how little you have, no matter how loaded you are with problems, you can give help.*
Even if it's just a compliment, you can give that.
You never know when you may see someone that appears to have it all.
They are waiting on you to give them what they don't have -
*A different perspective on life,
*A glimpse at something beautiful,
* A respite from daily chaos, that only you through a torn world can see.
Maybe the man was just a homeless stranger wandering the streets.
Maybe he was more than that.
Maybe he was sent by a power that is great and wise, to minister to a soul too comfortable in themselves.
Maybe God looked down, called an Angel, dressed him like a tramp, then said, "go minister to that man inside the car, that man needs help."
**DON'T WE ALL?*
Help somebody, you are only a custodian of whatever you possess.
MY VIEW
*“Let’s spend this lockdown period to reflect on life’s true meaning. May Almighty God enlighten our hearts to what life truly is all about. We come, we go; the in between defines who we truly are.*
*Remain blessed"*
*God bless*
🌹 *Don't We All* 🌹
Have a blessed day everyone! ☀️
New Normal for Philippines Education System after Covid19.
FYI Po 📷:)
🔰 Paalala sa mga Magulang at pasintabi po sa mga masasagi 😂🔰
🚩 Wala na pong face to face class interaction ngayong school year. May "pasok" pero hindi na pupunta ang bata sa schools.
🚩Hindi po online LANG ang mode of learning. May modular pa at blended learning din po. Kung wala kayong gadget at internet, wag po kayong mabahala. May printed modules po na darating sa inyo sa oras na magsimula ang "pasukan".
🚩 Wag po kayong magpanic sa pagbili ng workbooks. Ang mga guro po ay naghahanda ng modules para sa inyong anak. Developmentally appropriate modules 👐 Hindi chopsuey na workbooks na pinagsama-sama lahat ng free download na nakita online (Ehem. Excuse me po 👐)
🚩 Huwag naman po kayong hihingi o bibili ng files na 1st to 4th Quarter 😅 Ang pagkatuto po ay parang pagkain--dahan-dahan. Portion by portion po yan. Baka po mabilaukan yung anak nyo 😅😅😅
🚩 Huwag pong magpanic buying ng mga nakikita online--wifi modem, laptops, gadgets, workbooks, printer. Grabe na ang presyo ng wifi modem at printer. Ang mga ito po ay mas kailangan po ng guro upang madeliver ng maayos ang modules. Ang tindi po ng mark up ng presyo ng mga iyan ngayon. In demand kasi 😅
🚩 Wag ma stress kung paano magtuturo sa inyong mga anak 📷:) Wag din po kayong mastress kung hindi nyo alam ang sagot sa tanong ng anak niyo habang nag-aaral. 🎶Huwag mahihiyang magtanong 🎶
🚩 This new normal is a shared responsibility of teachers and parents. Wag pasanin lahat, nandito po kami 💖 Pero wag din i-asa lahat samin, share po tayo. Lahat ng effort na ito ay PARA SA BATA.
🚩 Magbasa. Magbasa ulit at intindihin ang binasa. Magtanong sa tamang awtoridad bago po tayo humanash dahil sa classroom may batas 😂
🔰 This NEW NORMAL is a great challenge for everyone -- parents, teachers & learners. Let's love and support each other. 🔰
CTTO
Sabi nga ni Gov Pogi, PLEASE READ AGAIN.. 😉
Be Grateful
Skype meeting kahit dayoff heheh
Kidding aside, treat this as a contribution, your contribution to keep the wheels of this world rolling.
kinopya ko lang to.
If you are still working today, either at the comfort of your home or required to work onsite, be grateful. Do your best to survive with your employers -- do not abuse and learn to appreciate.
Per DOLE, almost 2.6M employees in the Philippines had been displaced or lost their jobs due to COVID19 pandemic. This is expected to increase up to 5M Filipinos -- actual workers! On top of the number of unemployed Filipinos. Tough times nowadays.
If your employer now asks you to become effective, do more. Ask how you can be more productive.
If your boss asks you on your output, be more proactive and transparent. For sure, your boss' boss is also getting the efficiency and effectiveness pressure.
If your Manager requires more virtual meetings, attend and participate. Your Manager needs to ensure lines of communications are clear to achieve goals.
If you are asked to login on-time, check in ahead of time, be more responsive. It is never easy to manage teams and processes remotely.
If you received a task, be proactive to complete the activity before the deadline. Never wait for your Manager to follow through on you.
If you are still receiving your usual allowances in spite of lockdown, be thankful even more. The intention of continuing support is loud and clear. You must collaborate.
If your Manager keeps an eye on you, never complain. Your Manager also wanted to keep his job.
If your employer asks you to take mandatory time off, be thankful, balancing priorities are never easy as the market is non-responsive.
If you need to do personal things during your working hours, keep it at very minimum disruption to output. Output is always more important than input. Outcomes is what always matters, do your role and deliver.
Non essential industries are impacted with market decline - expect the possible worst recession in our lifetime, economies and public health are in priority conflict globally.
If you tend to forget, you signed up as a professional worker with clear roles to contribute and goals to achieve. If these are not happening right now, check yourself.
Be grateful. Appreciate what you have today. Not many people have the same choices and privileges as you.
CTTO
#copyandpaste #practicinggratitude
Friday, May 29, 2020
Iba iba
Okay lang naman magbigay ng opinyon e. Okay lang din mag take ng stand. Pero bakit natin kelangan ipilit na maging opinyon din ng iba ‘yung sarili nating opinyon. Bakit kelangan nating ipagpilitan sa iba ‘yung pananaw natin na hindi naman niya pananaw? Alam niyo ba na ‘yung ibang tao hindi nasasarapan sa kare-kare at crispy pata? Kasi hindi tayo pare-parehas ng panlasa. Sa buhay, iba iba talaga din tayo minsan ng gusto. Mga jowa nga at asawa natin hindi magkakamuka e. Kasi magkakaiba ang taste natin.
So ayun na nga. Bakit kapag magkaiba kayo ng ideolohiya, bakit mo siya kelangang tawaging bobo? Bakit ikaw ‘yung matalino at siya ‘yung tanga? Hindi ba pwedeng maging civil lang? Hindi ba maaaring panatilihin ‘yung respeto? Sana huwag din tayo maging sarado. Huwag natin isiping lagi tayong tama. Intindihin din natin ‘yung pinanggagalingan ng iba. Maging bukas tayo sa healthy na discussion. Ngayon kung talagang tama tayo. We can educate. There’s a proper way of doing that. Methods that doesn’t involve calling them out as bobo at tanga. Estupido at ignorante. Now after we educate them, let’s stop at that na. Huwag natin sila pilitin kasi may sarili din silang isip at paniniwala. We could always agree to disagree. Kasi at the end of the day. Tao lang tayo lahat. Lahat tayo kelangan ng pagmamahal at respeto.
Naaalala niyo pa ba si Luis Montenegro? ‘Yung tatay ni Miggy Montenegro. Sabi niya "Minsan sa kagustuhan nating maging pinakamagaling, nakakalimutan na nating maging mabuti."
Okay lang makipagdiskusyon. Pero sana, bago matapos ang diskusyon, mas piliin pa din nating maging mabuti. I’ll just leave it right here. 😉
Stay safe everyone.
Thursday, May 28, 2020
Love
Hilo
Maraming dahilan ang pagkahilo.
Kadalasan ay hindi naman delikado ito.
Mga possibleng dahilan:
1. Problema sa mata – Kung malabo na ang iyong mata, pwede kang mahilo sa pagbabasa. Kung madalas mag-computer, nakahihilo rin. Magpatingin po sa ophthalmologist (doktor sa sakit ng mata) o optometrist (tagasukat sa grado ng mata). Magpagawa ng salamin o baguhin na ang grado ng salamin kung kinakailangan. Dapat din ipahinga ang mga mata at tumingin sa malayo para ma-relaks ito.
2. Problema sa tainga – Isa pang pangkaraniwang dahilan ng pagkahilo ay ang sakit sa tainga. Nasa malusog na tainga kasi natin ang may kinalaman sa balanse at pag-galaw.
3. Presyon ng dugo – Kung ika’y may high blood, pwede kang mahilo at manakit ang iyong batok. Kung ikaw naman ay low blood, anemic at maputla, pwede ka rin mahilo.
4. Nerbiyos – Ang mga nerbyoso ay madalas din mahilo. Kapag kinakabahan o natatakot pwede silang mahilo. Ang tawag dito ay panic attack o nerbiyos.
5. Kulang sa oxygen – Meron din naman nahihilo o nahihimatay sa isang kulob o mataong lugar. Dala ito ng matinding init at dami ng tao. Karaniwan sa mga may edad lalo na yung may sakit sa puso na mahina ang pagbomba nito ay nakararanas ng poor blood circulation.
Anong mga dapat gagawin kapag nahihilo?
😵 Alamin ang mga nagpapa-stress at iwasan ang mga ito
😵 Kung ikaw ay may panic attack, huminga nang malalim at piliting kumalma
😵 Huwag magmadali sa pagtayo o pag-upo para hindi mabigla ang katawan
😵 Limitahan ang paggamit ng gadgets tulad ng cellphone o laptop. Ipahinga ang mga mata pagkatapos gumamit ng mga ito.
😵 Hangga’t maaari, magkaroon ng healthy lifestyle
😵 Kumain ng regular at iwasang ma-dehydrate. Makabubuti ang pag-inom ng walong baso ng tubig sa loob ng isang araw.
Hilo
Hilo
Maraming dahilan ang pagkahilo.
Kadalasan ay hindi naman delikado ito.
Mga possibleng dahilan:
1. Problema sa mata – Kung malabo na ang iyong mata, pwede kang mahilo sa pagbabasa. Kung madalas mag-computer, nakahihilo rin. Magpatingin po sa ophthalmologist (doktor sa sakit ng mata) o optometrist (tagasukat sa grado ng mata). Magpagawa ng salamin o baguhin na ang grado ng salamin kung kinakailangan. Dapat din ipahinga ang mga mata at tumingin sa malayo para ma-relaks ito.
2. Problema sa tainga – Isa pang pangkaraniwang dahilan ng pagkahilo ay ang sakit sa tainga. Nasa malusog na tainga kasi natin ang may kinalaman sa balanse at pag-galaw.
3. Presyon ng dugo – Kung ika’y may high blood, pwede kang mahilo at manakit ang iyong batok. Kung ikaw naman ay low blood, anemic at maputla, pwede ka rin mahilo.
4. Nerbiyos – Ang mga nerbyoso ay madalas din mahilo. Kapag kinakabahan o natatakot pwede silang mahilo. Ang tawag dito ay panic attack o nerbiyos.
5. Kulang sa oxygen – Meron din naman nahihilo o nahihimatay sa isang kulob o mataong lugar. Dala ito ng matinding init at dami ng tao. Karaniwan sa mga may edad lalo na yung may sakit sa puso na mahina ang pagbomba nito ay nakararanas ng poor blood circulation.
Anong mga dapat gagawin kapag nahihilo?
😵 Alamin ang mga nagpapa-stress at iwasan ang mga ito
😵 Kung ikaw ay may panic attack, huminga nang malalim at piliting kumalma
😵 Huwag magmadali sa pagtayo o pag-upo para hindi mabigla ang katawan
😵 Limitahan ang paggamit ng gadgets tulad ng cellphone o laptop. Ipahinga ang mga mata pagkatapos gumamit ng mga ito.
😵 Hangga’t maaari, magkaroon ng healthy lifestyle
😵 Kumain ng regular at iwasang ma-dehydrate. Makabubuti ang pag-inom ng walong baso ng tubig sa loob ng isang araw.
Maraming dahilan ang pagkahilo.
Kadalasan ay hindi naman delikado ito.
Mga possibleng dahilan:
1. Problema sa mata – Kung malabo na ang iyong mata, pwede kang mahilo sa pagbabasa. Kung madalas mag-computer, nakahihilo rin. Magpatingin po sa ophthalmologist (doktor sa sakit ng mata) o optometrist (tagasukat sa grado ng mata). Magpagawa ng salamin o baguhin na ang grado ng salamin kung kinakailangan. Dapat din ipahinga ang mga mata at tumingin sa malayo para ma-relaks ito.
2. Problema sa tainga – Isa pang pangkaraniwang dahilan ng pagkahilo ay ang sakit sa tainga. Nasa malusog na tainga kasi natin ang may kinalaman sa balanse at pag-galaw.
3. Presyon ng dugo – Kung ika’y may high blood, pwede kang mahilo at manakit ang iyong batok. Kung ikaw naman ay low blood, anemic at maputla, pwede ka rin mahilo.
4. Nerbiyos – Ang mga nerbyoso ay madalas din mahilo. Kapag kinakabahan o natatakot pwede silang mahilo. Ang tawag dito ay panic attack o nerbiyos.
5. Kulang sa oxygen – Meron din naman nahihilo o nahihimatay sa isang kulob o mataong lugar. Dala ito ng matinding init at dami ng tao. Karaniwan sa mga may edad lalo na yung may sakit sa puso na mahina ang pagbomba nito ay nakararanas ng poor blood circulation.
Anong mga dapat gagawin kapag nahihilo?
😵 Alamin ang mga nagpapa-stress at iwasan ang mga ito
😵 Kung ikaw ay may panic attack, huminga nang malalim at piliting kumalma
😵 Huwag magmadali sa pagtayo o pag-upo para hindi mabigla ang katawan
😵 Limitahan ang paggamit ng gadgets tulad ng cellphone o laptop. Ipahinga ang mga mata pagkatapos gumamit ng mga ito.
😵 Hangga’t maaari, magkaroon ng healthy lifestyle
😵 Kumain ng regular at iwasang ma-dehydrate. Makabubuti ang pag-inom ng walong baso ng tubig sa loob ng isang araw.
Saturday, May 23, 2020
Danger of facemask.
DANGER OF FACEMASK
PLEASE SHARE TO YOUR LOVE ONES
Mask is supposed to be used for a limited time. If you wear it for a long time:
1. Oxygen in the blood reduces.
2. Oxygen to the brain reduces.
3. You start feeling weak.
4. May lead to death.
*ADVICE*
A) Pull it off when you are alone. I see a lot of people in their car with AC on still wearing face MASK. Ignorance or illiteracy?
😎 Do not use it at home.
C) Only use it in a crowded place and when in close contact with one or more persons.
D) Reduce the use of it while isolating yoursef most times.
Stay Safe 👍😀👍😄👍
Medicines that are taken in isolation hospitals.
1. Vitamin C-1000
2. Vitamin E (E)
3. From (10 to 11) hours, sitting in the sunshine for 15-20 minutes.
4. Egg meal once .
5. Rest / sleep a minimum of 7-8 hours
6. Drink 1.5 liters of water daily
7. All meals should be warm (not cold).
And that's all what is done in the hospital to strengthen the immune system
Note that the pH of coronavirus varies from 5.5 to 8.5. Therefore, all we have to do to eliminate the virus is to consume more alkaline foods above the acidity level of the virus such as Green lemon
Yellow Lemon, Avocado, Garlic, Mango, Tangerine, Pineapple, Watercress, Oranges which when metabolized will give high pH levels.
Wishing you all good health and longevity .
PLEASE SHARE TO YOUR LOVE ONES
-ctto
PLEASE SHARE TO YOUR LOVE ONES
Mask is supposed to be used for a limited time. If you wear it for a long time:
1. Oxygen in the blood reduces.
2. Oxygen to the brain reduces.
3. You start feeling weak.
4. May lead to death.
*ADVICE*
A) Pull it off when you are alone. I see a lot of people in their car with AC on still wearing face MASK. Ignorance or illiteracy?
😎 Do not use it at home.
C) Only use it in a crowded place and when in close contact with one or more persons.
D) Reduce the use of it while isolating yoursef most times.
Stay Safe 👍😀👍😄👍
Medicines that are taken in isolation hospitals.
1. Vitamin C-1000
2. Vitamin E (E)
3. From (10 to 11) hours, sitting in the sunshine for 15-20 minutes.
4. Egg meal once .
5. Rest / sleep a minimum of 7-8 hours
6. Drink 1.5 liters of water daily
7. All meals should be warm (not cold).
And that's all what is done in the hospital to strengthen the immune system
Note that the pH of coronavirus varies from 5.5 to 8.5. Therefore, all we have to do to eliminate the virus is to consume more alkaline foods above the acidity level of the virus such as Green lemon
Yellow Lemon, Avocado, Garlic, Mango, Tangerine, Pineapple, Watercress, Oranges which when metabolized will give high pH levels.
Wishing you all good health and longevity .
PLEASE SHARE TO YOUR LOVE ONES
-ctto
Friday, May 22, 2020
Fabunan covid19 vaccine
MARAMI NANG NAGPATUROK SA FABUNAN DOCTORS AT LIGTAS NA SA VIRUS SA ZAMBALES (Sana all 😭)
Isipin niyo to! Kung ang FDA at DOH ay matutulungan ang mga doctors para labanan ang COVID malamang hindi lang taga Zambales ang magiging ligtas sa Pandemya.
FIB & FAI dalawang gamot na ginagamit sa Zambales Fabunan Doctors laban kay CORONAVIRUS
1. FABUNAN IMMUNE BOOSTER (FIB): Ito ay matatawag rin na Vaccine. Para ito sa mga walang virus para hindi kana madapuan ng sakit na ito.
2. FABUNAN ANTIVIRAL INJECTION: Ito naman ay ang ituturok din sa mga infected na ng CORONAVIRUS dahil papatayin niya mismo ang virus na ito sa iyong katawan, so ligtas kana sa susunod na araw.
At ang instead na gagastos ang mga infected ng virus sa Hospital ng 200k to 1m, sa treatment Fabunan ay aabot lang ng 3k ang gagastosin.
Kaso ang problema ay ang DOH, FDA, at maging ang Media ay hindi ito pinapaalam satin. Papayag ba tayo na naka-lockdown nalang lagi tayo samantalang meron namang gamot talaga na sariling atin?
Nag-apply na ang Fabunan Doctors sa FDA dahil gusto talaga nilang tumulong. Nabigay na ang lahat ng requirements na kahit nagpapasikip na ito pero ano ang pinapalabas nila? WALA DI PA KOMPLETO ANG REQUIREMENTS! Halatang may humaharang. Instead na pabilisin ang pag-approved para magkaroon na ng Clinical Testing eh pinapaskip pa masyado at dini-delay!
Ang mga taga-Zambales ay talagang blessed dahil sa meron silang Fabunan Doctors doon na nag aasikaso labanan ang Pandemya, eh tayo sa ibang mga lugar ligtas ba kagaya nila? HINDI! Dahil kahit gusto tumulong ng mga Fabunan hinaharangan ito para di masyadong makita ni Tatay Digong.
Araw araw nalang ba ang gagawin ng DOH ay magbilang ng infected instead na pabilisin ang pag aprob sa Fabunan Doctors na sulosyunan ang Pandemya sa bansa?
Araw-araw ay may nai-infect at may namamatay sa sakit na to pero bakit slow motion ang galawan?
We don't need any issues here! We just need the Fabunan Doctors sa critical situation na to! Galaw-galaw din DOH at FDA. I-aprob niyo na yang Fabunan kesa pahirapan yang mga yan para makapag umpisa na at para naman MATAPOS NA TAYO SA LOCKDOWN.
Gayahin niyo naman sila Donald Trump na napabilis ang pag approved sa Remdesivir dahil critical na ang sitwasyon.
MAAWA KAYO SA ATING MGA KABABAYAN.
PS: May sumisira sa FABUNAN ito ay ang Prodex-B na pilit ginagaya ang gamot ng Fabunan, pero ang Prodex-B na yan ay PEKE yan as in PEKE yan sinabi na yan ni Dr. Willie Fabunan. Kaya huwag maniniwala na ang Prodex-B ay ang Fabunan.
Share lang ng Share hanggang sa makarating ito mismo sa mga mata ni President Duterte para wala na mismo makapigil na garapal sa paligid ng ating Pangulo dahil wala tayong mapapala sa FDA at DOH walang ibang ginagawa yan kundi magbilang ng infected at patay sa COVID.
Isipin niyo to! Kung ang FDA at DOH ay matutulungan ang mga doctors para labanan ang COVID malamang hindi lang taga Zambales ang magiging ligtas sa Pandemya.
FIB & FAI dalawang gamot na ginagamit sa Zambales Fabunan Doctors laban kay CORONAVIRUS
1. FABUNAN IMMUNE BOOSTER (FIB): Ito ay matatawag rin na Vaccine. Para ito sa mga walang virus para hindi kana madapuan ng sakit na ito.
2. FABUNAN ANTIVIRAL INJECTION: Ito naman ay ang ituturok din sa mga infected na ng CORONAVIRUS dahil papatayin niya mismo ang virus na ito sa iyong katawan, so ligtas kana sa susunod na araw.
At ang instead na gagastos ang mga infected ng virus sa Hospital ng 200k to 1m, sa treatment Fabunan ay aabot lang ng 3k ang gagastosin.
Kaso ang problema ay ang DOH, FDA, at maging ang Media ay hindi ito pinapaalam satin. Papayag ba tayo na naka-lockdown nalang lagi tayo samantalang meron namang gamot talaga na sariling atin?
Nag-apply na ang Fabunan Doctors sa FDA dahil gusto talaga nilang tumulong. Nabigay na ang lahat ng requirements na kahit nagpapasikip na ito pero ano ang pinapalabas nila? WALA DI PA KOMPLETO ANG REQUIREMENTS! Halatang may humaharang. Instead na pabilisin ang pag-approved para magkaroon na ng Clinical Testing eh pinapaskip pa masyado at dini-delay!
Ang mga taga-Zambales ay talagang blessed dahil sa meron silang Fabunan Doctors doon na nag aasikaso labanan ang Pandemya, eh tayo sa ibang mga lugar ligtas ba kagaya nila? HINDI! Dahil kahit gusto tumulong ng mga Fabunan hinaharangan ito para di masyadong makita ni Tatay Digong.
Araw araw nalang ba ang gagawin ng DOH ay magbilang ng infected instead na pabilisin ang pag aprob sa Fabunan Doctors na sulosyunan ang Pandemya sa bansa?
Araw-araw ay may nai-infect at may namamatay sa sakit na to pero bakit slow motion ang galawan?
We don't need any issues here! We just need the Fabunan Doctors sa critical situation na to! Galaw-galaw din DOH at FDA. I-aprob niyo na yang Fabunan kesa pahirapan yang mga yan para makapag umpisa na at para naman MATAPOS NA TAYO SA LOCKDOWN.
Gayahin niyo naman sila Donald Trump na napabilis ang pag approved sa Remdesivir dahil critical na ang sitwasyon.
MAAWA KAYO SA ATING MGA KABABAYAN.
PS: May sumisira sa FABUNAN ito ay ang Prodex-B na pilit ginagaya ang gamot ng Fabunan, pero ang Prodex-B na yan ay PEKE yan as in PEKE yan sinabi na yan ni Dr. Willie Fabunan. Kaya huwag maniniwala na ang Prodex-B ay ang Fabunan.
Share lang ng Share hanggang sa makarating ito mismo sa mga mata ni President Duterte para wala na mismo makapigil na garapal sa paligid ng ating Pangulo dahil wala tayong mapapala sa FDA at DOH walang ibang ginagawa yan kundi magbilang ng infected at patay sa COVID.
Sarov
“Drink water from the spring where the horse drinks. A horse will never drink bad water.
Make your bed where the cat sleeps.
Eat the fruit that was touched by the worm.
Freely pick the mushrooms on which the insects sit.
Plant your tree where the mole digs.
Build your house where the snake suns itself.
Dig your well where the birds build their nests in hot weather.
Go to sleep and wake up with the chickens and you will reap the golden grain of the day.
Eat more green vegetables, and you will have strong legs and an enduring heart.
Swim more often and you will feel on land like a fish in the water.
Look at the skies more often and not at your feet, and your thoughts will be clear and light.
Keep silent more often, speak less, and silence will reign in your soul, and your spirit will be calm and peaceful.”
📝 St. Seraphim of Sarov
Make your bed where the cat sleeps.
Eat the fruit that was touched by the worm.
Freely pick the mushrooms on which the insects sit.
Plant your tree where the mole digs.
Build your house where the snake suns itself.
Dig your well where the birds build their nests in hot weather.
Go to sleep and wake up with the chickens and you will reap the golden grain of the day.
Eat more green vegetables, and you will have strong legs and an enduring heart.
Swim more often and you will feel on land like a fish in the water.
Look at the skies more often and not at your feet, and your thoughts will be clear and light.
Keep silent more often, speak less, and silence will reign in your soul, and your spirit will be calm and peaceful.”
📝 St. Seraphim of Sarov
Era circa 70
AKO, IKAW, TAYO....PANAHON NATIN ITO. WE BELONG TO DA BEST ERA.
This is so true 😊🙂👌🏼 The Baby Boomer Era vs The Millennial Era.
A youngster asked his grandfather "Grandpa! How did you people live before with:
No technology
No aeroplanes
No internet
No computers
No dramas
No TVs
No aircons
No cars
No mobile phones?"
Granddad replied:
"Just like how your generation live today
No prayers
No compassion
No honor
No respect
No character
No shame
No modesty"
We, the people born between 1940-1970 are the blessed ones...
Our life is living proof.
👉While playing and riding bicycles, we never wore helmets.
👉After school, we played until dusk; we never watched TV.
👉We played with real friends, not internet friends.
👉 If we ever felt thirsty, we drank tap water not bottled water.
👉We never got ill sharing the same glass of juice with four friends.
👉We never gained weight eating plates of rice everyday.
👉Nothing happened to our feet despite roaming barefoot.
👉We never used any supplements to keep ourselves healthy.
👉We used to create our own toys and play with those.
👉Our parents were not rich. They gave love.. not worldly materials.
👉We never had cellphones, DVDs, play station, XBox, video games, personal computers, internet, chat - but we had real friends.
👉We visited our friend's home uninvited and enjoyed food with them.
👉Relatives lived close by so family time was enjoyed.
👉We may have been in black and white photos but you can find colourful memories in those photos.
👉 We are a unique and the most understanding generation, because we are the last generation who listened to their parents....
and also the first who have had to listen to their children.
We are a LIMITED edition!
Enjoy us! Learn from us! Treasure us!
Share if you enjoyed our era.
This is so true 😊🙂👌🏼 The Baby Boomer Era vs The Millennial Era.
A youngster asked his grandfather "Grandpa! How did you people live before with:
No technology
No aeroplanes
No internet
No computers
No dramas
No TVs
No aircons
No cars
No mobile phones?"
Granddad replied:
"Just like how your generation live today
No prayers
No compassion
No honor
No respect
No character
No shame
No modesty"
We, the people born between 1940-1970 are the blessed ones...
Our life is living proof.
👉While playing and riding bicycles, we never wore helmets.
👉After school, we played until dusk; we never watched TV.
👉We played with real friends, not internet friends.
👉 If we ever felt thirsty, we drank tap water not bottled water.
👉We never got ill sharing the same glass of juice with four friends.
👉We never gained weight eating plates of rice everyday.
👉Nothing happened to our feet despite roaming barefoot.
👉We never used any supplements to keep ourselves healthy.
👉We used to create our own toys and play with those.
👉Our parents were not rich. They gave love.. not worldly materials.
👉We never had cellphones, DVDs, play station, XBox, video games, personal computers, internet, chat - but we had real friends.
👉We visited our friend's home uninvited and enjoyed food with them.
👉Relatives lived close by so family time was enjoyed.
👉We may have been in black and white photos but you can find colourful memories in those photos.
👉 We are a unique and the most understanding generation, because we are the last generation who listened to their parents....
and also the first who have had to listen to their children.
We are a LIMITED edition!
Enjoy us! Learn from us! Treasure us!
Share if you enjoyed our era.
Monday, May 18, 2020
CEO Reflections on a Reordered World
|
Dear Colleagues,
We are now almost two months into
our great experiment of working remotely and I have been pleasantly surprised
at the ease with which many of us have shifted to a virtual workplace. Zoom
and other teleconferencing tools have made it possible for us to stay
connected, while far apart.
While the line between work and
private life has all but disappeared, I urge all of you to take time for
yourselves. An “always on” mentality does not create more productivity; in
fact, studies have shown that taking time away from your desk—to walk, to
exercise, to play with your kids—can spark creative thinking.
To foster my own creativity, I
have started to block time each week to think about the future—what will
society look like post-COVID-19? What will be important to people after this
pandemic has passed? And closest to my heart, in a world that will certainly
suffer economic damage for a period of time, what will our customers need
from ADI? How can we continue to keep innovating, especially in a
recessionary environment where many companies will not survive?
While the suffering from COVID-19
will stay with us all for some time, there is reason to be optimistic about
ADI’s place in this reordered world. I can envision a few of the
opportunities that will be available to us:
Contactless commerce. Almost
overnight, there has been shift in the way people and businesses work with
the fast-paced growth and adoption of contactless commerce that comes with
social distancing. We’ve all probably experienced this firsthand with the dramatic
rise of e-commerce and entertainment services from Amazon, Netflix, Spotify,
and so on. For ADI, digitalization of our services has been underway for many
years, but the intensity of virtualization that we are now experiencing may
fundamentally change how we work to best serve our customers. We must
redouble our efforts to make it even easier for customers to choose and use
our products.
A reimagined healthcare
system. The healthcare system has revealed its fragility, and I believe
that there will be a renewed focus on the need for accessibility,
affordability and wellness globally. The need to bring intelligent and
precise sensing of patient conditions is something that ADI is well suited to
lead. And, this will be become more prevalent as we move to telehealth and
other remote healthcare options due to economic imperatives and health and
safety needs.
A hybridized supply
chain. The global supply chain has, in more recent times, been slowly
fracturing for political reasons. COVID-19 has shone a spotlight on the
potential to reorder the global supply chain with an emphasis on closer
proximity between the sources of demand and supply. In order for this to
happen, automation systems will need to be deployed. This could be the window
of opportunity for Industry 4.0 to deploy at scale—and our industrial
solutions can help accelerate that transformation.
Constant Connectivity. As I
noted, cloud-based tools, like Zoom, are making it possible for many of us to
be very productive while out of the office environment. For example, we
conducted our first virtual board meeting without the need for planes, trains
and hotels. In addition, my staff and I have been effectively conducting customer
meetings and business reviews during this time of quarantine. Our
communications business—both wired and wireless—will benefit from the need
for robust infrastructure to deliver the bandwidth needed by an increasingly
online population.
Blue Skies and Clean Air. The rapid
slowdown in economic activity, though massively destructive to many
livelihoods, has delivered benefits that were unimaginable just a few short
months ago. We’re witnessing large decreases in carbon dioxide, carbon
monoxide and nitrous oxide. I’m sure many of you have seen photos of pristine
skies in Delhi, New York City or Los Angeles. This makes me wonder how we, as
individuals, and ADI, as an industry leader, can be better stewards of our
planet. COVID-19 has demonstrated our capacity to adapt and mobilize on a
grand scale – now is the time to use our power as a company to step up our
sustainability innovation and partnerships. The sustainability opportunity
also opens a new way of thinking as we explore making working remotely a part
of ADI’s culture.
One of my favorite authors,
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, wrote a book called “Antifragile: Things That Gain
From Disorder” following the 2008 financial crisis. In this book, Taleb
writes that certain systems in nature, business and society actually thrive
when they are stressed, when randomness takes root, and chaos is the order of
the day. He calls these systems “antifragile”, which is another way of
expressing durability. Antifragile systems have an ongoing ability to create,
to learn and to adapt at a pace faster than their competitors.
Over our 55-year history, ADI has
proven to be an antifragile entity. We have survived crises and captured
value during waves of change. While COVID-19 is a unique event in our
lifetime, ADI’s resiliency and innovative culture have carried us forward—and
will continue to do so. Our strength lies in our individual contributions and
collective genius that are always focused on solving our customers’ hardest
problems.
Thank you all again for your
dedication during this time and your desire to keep the engines of ADI
running productively in this unusual circumstance.
Stay safe and stay healthy,
|
Sunday, May 17, 2020
Kalendaryo ng pagtatanim ng gulay.
ANG KALENDARYO NG PAGTATANIM NG GULAY
(ENERO-DISYEMBRE)
JANUARY: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Okra, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Talinum, Kamatis, Upo, Mustasa, Cauliflower Sibuyas, Repolyo, Luya,Sibuyas,Bawang at Mongo
FEBRUARY: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Petsay, Sigarilyas, Kalabasa, Talinum,Luya,Sibuyas,Bawang at Mongo
MARCH: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Petsay, Talinum, Bawang,Sibuyas,Luya at Kamatis
APRIL: Ampalaya, Kamote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Okra, Patani, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Kalabasa, Talinum, Bawang,Sibuyas Luya at Mongo
MAY: Ampalaya, Bataw, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Okra, Patani, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Sitaw, Kalabasa, Talinum,Sibuyas,Bawang,Luya at Mongo
JUNE: Ampalaya, Bataw, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Patani, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sitaw, Kalabasa, Talinum, Okra, Munggo, Bawang,Sibuyas,Luya at Sigarilyas
JULY: Ampalaya, Kamote, Talong, Kabute, Luya at Talinum
AUGUST: Ampalaya, Kamote, Talong, Kabute,Luya at Talinum
SEPTEMBER: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Sitaw, Talinum, Kamatis, Upo, Luya at Mongo
OCTOBER: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Sitaw, Talinum, Kamatis, Upo, Luya at Mongo
NOVEMBER: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Sitaw, Talinum, Kamatis, Upo, Luya at Mongo
DECEMBER: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Sitaw, Talinum, Kamatis, Upo,Luya at Mongo
KALENDARYO NG PAGTATANIM, GABAY SA TAMANG PAGTANIM
Ngayong alam nyo na ang kalendaryo ng pagtatanim ng gulay, gawin nyo itong gabay sa inyong pagtatanim kung nais niyong mas gumanda pa ang inyong ani. O kahit ng mga nasa bahay lamang na mahilig ding magtanim ng mga gulay. At sa mga nag babalak pa lamang pasukin ang negosyong may kaugnayan sa pagtatanim, kailangang malaman at maintindihan ninyo ang kahalagahan nito
Ang pagtatanim ay isang pinakamahalagang parte sa mahiwaga at malawak na mundo ng agrikultura, pagtatanim na minana pa natin sa ating mga ninuno at mahalagang maipamana rin natin ito sa mga susunod na henerasyon. Kaya dapat alam natin ang halaga ng kalendaryo ng pagtatanim, isang gabay sa tamang pagtanim.
IBA PANG MGA SALIK NG PAGTATANIM
Bagaman mahalagang pag-aralan ang kalendaryo ng pagtatanim ng gulay para sa mas magandang ani, importanteng pag-aralan mo rin ang ekonomiks sa likod ng iyong pagtatanim. Ibig sabihin, pagtimbang timbangin mo rin ang demand at suplay ng iyong produkto. Kung mataas ang demand ng gulay, mas mataas ang presyo nito. Kailan ba mas tumataas ang demand ng isang partikular na gulay? Iyan ay sa mga panahon na hindi uso o out of season ang isang gulay. Kaya bagaman may kalendaryo ng pagtatanim ng gulay na sinusunod ang mga magsasaka, pwede ka ring mag-aral ng off season farming: oo nga’t hindi gaanong marami ang ani, subalit maipagbibili mo naman ito ng mahal!
By: ARVIN MASIPAG, HUNYO 8, 2018
📸: Benson Dulos
LIKE AND SHAre >https://www.facebook.com/Organic-Farmers-Community-106333521048136/k
(ENERO-DISYEMBRE)
JANUARY: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Okra, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Talinum, Kamatis, Upo, Mustasa, Cauliflower Sibuyas, Repolyo, Luya,Sibuyas,Bawang at Mongo
FEBRUARY: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Petsay, Sigarilyas, Kalabasa, Talinum,Luya,Sibuyas,Bawang at Mongo
MARCH: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Petsay, Talinum, Bawang,Sibuyas,Luya at Kamatis
APRIL: Ampalaya, Kamote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Okra, Patani, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Kalabasa, Talinum, Bawang,Sibuyas Luya at Mongo
MAY: Ampalaya, Bataw, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Okra, Patani, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Sitaw, Kalabasa, Talinum,Sibuyas,Bawang,Luya at Mongo
JUNE: Ampalaya, Bataw, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Patani, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sitaw, Kalabasa, Talinum, Okra, Munggo, Bawang,Sibuyas,Luya at Sigarilyas
JULY: Ampalaya, Kamote, Talong, Kabute, Luya at Talinum
AUGUST: Ampalaya, Kamote, Talong, Kabute,Luya at Talinum
SEPTEMBER: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Sitaw, Talinum, Kamatis, Upo, Luya at Mongo
OCTOBER: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Sitaw, Talinum, Kamatis, Upo, Luya at Mongo
NOVEMBER: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Sitaw, Talinum, Kamatis, Upo, Luya at Mongo
DECEMBER: Ampalaya, Kamote, Sayote, Talong, Letsugas, Kabute, Patola, Petsay, Sili, Sigarilyas, Sitaw, Talinum, Kamatis, Upo,Luya at Mongo
KALENDARYO NG PAGTATANIM, GABAY SA TAMANG PAGTANIM
Ngayong alam nyo na ang kalendaryo ng pagtatanim ng gulay, gawin nyo itong gabay sa inyong pagtatanim kung nais niyong mas gumanda pa ang inyong ani. O kahit ng mga nasa bahay lamang na mahilig ding magtanim ng mga gulay. At sa mga nag babalak pa lamang pasukin ang negosyong may kaugnayan sa pagtatanim, kailangang malaman at maintindihan ninyo ang kahalagahan nito
Ang pagtatanim ay isang pinakamahalagang parte sa mahiwaga at malawak na mundo ng agrikultura, pagtatanim na minana pa natin sa ating mga ninuno at mahalagang maipamana rin natin ito sa mga susunod na henerasyon. Kaya dapat alam natin ang halaga ng kalendaryo ng pagtatanim, isang gabay sa tamang pagtanim.
IBA PANG MGA SALIK NG PAGTATANIM
Bagaman mahalagang pag-aralan ang kalendaryo ng pagtatanim ng gulay para sa mas magandang ani, importanteng pag-aralan mo rin ang ekonomiks sa likod ng iyong pagtatanim. Ibig sabihin, pagtimbang timbangin mo rin ang demand at suplay ng iyong produkto. Kung mataas ang demand ng gulay, mas mataas ang presyo nito. Kailan ba mas tumataas ang demand ng isang partikular na gulay? Iyan ay sa mga panahon na hindi uso o out of season ang isang gulay. Kaya bagaman may kalendaryo ng pagtatanim ng gulay na sinusunod ang mga magsasaka, pwede ka ring mag-aral ng off season farming: oo nga’t hindi gaanong marami ang ani, subalit maipagbibili mo naman ito ng mahal!
By: ARVIN MASIPAG, HUNYO 8, 2018
📸: Benson Dulos
LIKE AND SHAre >https://www.facebook.com/Organic-Farmers-Community-106333521048136/k
Friday, May 15, 2020
Ang pastor at 500 pesos.
Ang Pastor na "Di Umanong" Nagnakaw ng 500 Pesos
Isang mag-asawa ang nag-anyaya sa kanilang pastor pagkagaling nila sa church upang maghapunan sa kanilang tahanan. Pagkaalis ng pastor, sinabi ng misis sa mister, "Sa palagay ko ninakaw ng pastor ang 500 pesos na nasa lamesa na ibibigay ko rin naman sa kanya." 😐😐😐
Pagalit na nagsalita ang mister, "Kapag ang isang tao ay kumuha ng isang bagay na hindi alam ng may-ari ay isa siyang magnanakaw! Huwag na siyang imbitahan muli rito. Sa ibang church na rin tayo umattend." 😡😡😡
Pagkalipas ng dalawang buwan, nakita ng misis ang pastor sa daan at buong tapang na humarap at sinabing, "Magandang umaga ho Pastor, siguro naman ho ay naiisip ninyong hindi na kami nadalo sa mga gawain sa inyong church. Ito ay sa kadahilanang galit kami sa inyo. Noong panahong kumain ka sa amin ay may 500 pesos sa may lamesa. Biglaan itong nawala habang tayo ay kumakain. Kayo lang naman ang bumisita sa amin noon e." 😒😒😒
Sumagot ang pastor sa kanya, "Oo, kinuha ko ang pera. Isinigit ko sa Biblia para hindi matapunan ng sawsawan. 😊😊😊
Naguluhan ang babae at humingi ng tawad sa pastor.😁😅😣
Pagkabalik sa bahay, binuksan niya ang Biblia at nakita nga niya ang 500 peso bill na naroon sa loob ng dalawang buwan.😮😮😮
Sa loob ng dalawang buwan, hindi siya nagbuklat ng Biblia niya upang pagbulayan ang salita ng Diyos.
Sa loob ng dalawang buwan, silang mag-asawa ay puno ng pambibintang sa pastor.
Sa loob ng dalawang buwan, pinahirapan sila ng pangyayari
Hindi ka ba payapa sa iyong puso sa anumang kadahilanan?
Baka dahil hindi mo na binubuksan ang iyong Biblia?
BASAHIN ANG BIBLIA AT PAGBULAY-BULAYAN ANG SALITA NG DIYOS ARAW-ARAW
Orig. English Post/Photo: ctto
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Hindi po ito sa akin at nabasa ko lang. Isinalin ko lamang sa Tagalog para sa mga kapatid sa Panginoon.
Ang punto dito ay sa loob ng halos dalawang buwan ng ECQ, nagawa mo na ba kapatid na magbasa ng Word of God? Baka naman ang paghihirap ng iyong puso ay mawawakasan na sa puntong buksan mo ang Biblia at buksan ang puso sa Diyos.
Go go go!
Stop worrying, look for your Bible and listen to God's voice!
Copy paste!
Ang aklat na ito ng kautusan ay huwag mahihiwalay sa iyong bibig, kundi iyong pagbubulayan araw at gabi, upang iyong masunod na gawin ang ayon sa lahat na nakasulat dito: sapagka't kung magkagayo'y iyong pagiginhawahin ang iyong lakad, at kung magkagayo'y magtatamo ka ng mabuting kawakasan.
Josue1:8
God bless us all. 😊
Isang mag-asawa ang nag-anyaya sa kanilang pastor pagkagaling nila sa church upang maghapunan sa kanilang tahanan. Pagkaalis ng pastor, sinabi ng misis sa mister, "Sa palagay ko ninakaw ng pastor ang 500 pesos na nasa lamesa na ibibigay ko rin naman sa kanya." 😐😐😐
Pagalit na nagsalita ang mister, "Kapag ang isang tao ay kumuha ng isang bagay na hindi alam ng may-ari ay isa siyang magnanakaw! Huwag na siyang imbitahan muli rito. Sa ibang church na rin tayo umattend." 😡😡😡
Pagkalipas ng dalawang buwan, nakita ng misis ang pastor sa daan at buong tapang na humarap at sinabing, "Magandang umaga ho Pastor, siguro naman ho ay naiisip ninyong hindi na kami nadalo sa mga gawain sa inyong church. Ito ay sa kadahilanang galit kami sa inyo. Noong panahong kumain ka sa amin ay may 500 pesos sa may lamesa. Biglaan itong nawala habang tayo ay kumakain. Kayo lang naman ang bumisita sa amin noon e." 😒😒😒
Sumagot ang pastor sa kanya, "Oo, kinuha ko ang pera. Isinigit ko sa Biblia para hindi matapunan ng sawsawan. 😊😊😊
Naguluhan ang babae at humingi ng tawad sa pastor.😁😅😣
Pagkabalik sa bahay, binuksan niya ang Biblia at nakita nga niya ang 500 peso bill na naroon sa loob ng dalawang buwan.😮😮😮
Sa loob ng dalawang buwan, hindi siya nagbuklat ng Biblia niya upang pagbulayan ang salita ng Diyos.
Sa loob ng dalawang buwan, silang mag-asawa ay puno ng pambibintang sa pastor.
Sa loob ng dalawang buwan, pinahirapan sila ng pangyayari
Hindi ka ba payapa sa iyong puso sa anumang kadahilanan?
Baka dahil hindi mo na binubuksan ang iyong Biblia?
BASAHIN ANG BIBLIA AT PAGBULAY-BULAYAN ANG SALITA NG DIYOS ARAW-ARAW
Orig. English Post/Photo: ctto
---
Hindi po ito sa akin at nabasa ko lang. Isinalin ko lamang sa Tagalog para sa mga kapatid sa Panginoon.
Ang punto dito ay sa loob ng halos dalawang buwan ng ECQ, nagawa mo na ba kapatid na magbasa ng Word of God? Baka naman ang paghihirap ng iyong puso ay mawawakasan na sa puntong buksan mo ang Biblia at buksan ang puso sa Diyos.
Go go go!
Stop worrying, look for your Bible and listen to God's voice!
Copy paste!
Ang aklat na ito ng kautusan ay huwag mahihiwalay sa iyong bibig, kundi iyong pagbubulayan araw at gabi, upang iyong masunod na gawin ang ayon sa lahat na nakasulat dito: sapagka't kung magkagayo'y iyong pagiginhawahin ang iyong lakad, at kung magkagayo'y magtatamo ka ng mabuting kawakasan.
Josue1:8
God bless us all. 😊
Tuesday, May 12, 2020
Prrd address 05122020
#OursDuterte: President Rodrigo Roa Duterte and the members of the Cabinet addressed the nation this morning, May 12, 2020.
- ECONOMY is resilient
- TEST, TRACE, TREAT national action plan
- FOLLOW the guidelines of the Government
- PRESIDENTIAL SPOKESPERSON to announce the details of the ECQ, GCQ implementation 12 noon today via PTV and the Presidential Communications (Government of the Philippines) social media platforms
—
Secretary Carlos Dominguez III, Department of Finance:
1. Top 10% in the world in economic resiliency. The best in Southeast Asia.
2. The sound policies of the President have made our economy strong. This is approach of saving for the rainy day has given us ample space to finance the fight against COVID-19.
3. Inflation in April is 2.2%.
4. We should reinstate the Build Build Build Program.
5. Hire contract tracers en masse to provide jobs. We temporarily lost 1.2 to 1.5 million jobs.
6. To attract foreign investors, this will involve the immediate passage of the CITIRA, or TRAIN package 2.
7. We must promote manufacturing with inelastic demand such as food. Support the whole food value chain, production, food markets, etc.
8. Our problem is that people are not buying things. We have to stimulate demand. Build Build Build. Push food production.
—
Secretary Carlito Galvez, National Chief Implementer:
9. We cannot endure ECQ for an extended period of time. We have to balance health and economy.
10. According to WHO, any plans to ease ECQ, hinay hinay lang po to prevent resurgence of the disease.
11. Plan is COVID-carrier centric. End to end TEST, TRACE, TREAT mechanism.
12. We have more or less 20,000 stranded OFW in Manila.
—
President Duterte:
13. It must be very clear to the people why they can or cannot work.
14. Napag usapan lahat kung ano gawin. Although nakasulat na, it was put on the table for discussion.
15. It behooves upon Secretary Roque via PTV to discuss what has been decided.
16. I hope you are all safe. Pray.
17. I greet all the mothers a belated happy mothers day. Yung mga nanay na nawalan ng anak fighting COVID, you have our kind thoughts and prayers.
18. I also remember my mother, Soledad. She was very good. Naging presidente ako.
19. God has chosen me to work in the national Government. Eto lahat trabaho para sa kapwa tao.
20. I assure you, there is no corruption allowed. I have fired several officials.
21. It’s an extreme rare privilege to serve in the Government.
22. The lockdown will be explained thoroughly by Secretary Roque. The new normal.
23. The easing up of restrictions, hindi ibig sabihin wala na ang COVID. Dahan dahan lang para di tayo madapa because we cannot afford a second or third wave.
24. Do not go out of your house without a mask. This is a must. Must comply. Kung wala kang mask, you endanger the person in front of you.
25. Social distancing is the new life. Until such time na meron ng vaccine.
26. COVID is very lethal. Can go either way, tulog sa punerarya or sa bahay ninyo.
27. May mga lugar mag remain sa lockdown. Tingnan ng mga doctors gano kabilis ang hawa. Pag malaki yan, sarado yan. Bantayan ninyo.
28. Simple lang hinihingi ng gobyerno. Walang lumabas. Kayong mga estudyante makinig kayo, kung sabihin ko walang klase hanggang Disyembre: talon at palakpak. Pero sabihin naman ng mga tao, gago itong Duterte. Di kaya ang COVID. Umalis ka na diyan.
29. I had a nightmare on the distribution of the SAP. Takot ako baka ma kurakot ito. Ma cuttingan ito. I will ask Secretary Bautista to request his former colleagues sa military na magpatulong siya sa pag distribute ng pera.
30. I have nothing against males, pero ang empathy at puso ng mga babae bilin ako. The female members of the AFP may help in the distribution.
31. These coming days, you’ll see more of the fighting spirit.
32. Pinapatay na ang mga sundalo at pulis na tumutulong sa COVID, eh di patayin din ang NPA. (Annotation: KLARO YAN HA! 👊🏼)
33. We are at the disposal of our destiny. Sundin niyo lang ang patakaran ng Gobyerno at mabubuhay kayo.
34. Maraming salamat po.
—
Secretary Harry Roque, Presidential Spokesperson:
35. Sa lahat ng mga donors, maraming salamat po sa ngalan ni Presidente Duterte.
For more info on the nation’s fight against COVID-19, visit covid19.gov.ph. This is curated and managed by my PCOO Brand Integration team. - Asec Mon Cualoping
WE HEAL!
WE RECOVER!
WE RISE!
AS ONE!
👊🏼🇵🇭
- ECONOMY is resilient
- TEST, TRACE, TREAT national action plan
- FOLLOW the guidelines of the Government
- PRESIDENTIAL SPOKESPERSON to announce the details of the ECQ, GCQ implementation 12 noon today via PTV and the Presidential Communications (Government of the Philippines) social media platforms
—
Secretary Carlos Dominguez III, Department of Finance:
1. Top 10% in the world in economic resiliency. The best in Southeast Asia.
2. The sound policies of the President have made our economy strong. This is approach of saving for the rainy day has given us ample space to finance the fight against COVID-19.
3. Inflation in April is 2.2%.
4. We should reinstate the Build Build Build Program.
5. Hire contract tracers en masse to provide jobs. We temporarily lost 1.2 to 1.5 million jobs.
6. To attract foreign investors, this will involve the immediate passage of the CITIRA, or TRAIN package 2.
7. We must promote manufacturing with inelastic demand such as food. Support the whole food value chain, production, food markets, etc.
8. Our problem is that people are not buying things. We have to stimulate demand. Build Build Build. Push food production.
—
Secretary Carlito Galvez, National Chief Implementer:
9. We cannot endure ECQ for an extended period of time. We have to balance health and economy.
10. According to WHO, any plans to ease ECQ, hinay hinay lang po to prevent resurgence of the disease.
11. Plan is COVID-carrier centric. End to end TEST, TRACE, TREAT mechanism.
12. We have more or less 20,000 stranded OFW in Manila.
—
President Duterte:
13. It must be very clear to the people why they can or cannot work.
14. Napag usapan lahat kung ano gawin. Although nakasulat na, it was put on the table for discussion.
15. It behooves upon Secretary Roque via PTV to discuss what has been decided.
16. I hope you are all safe. Pray.
17. I greet all the mothers a belated happy mothers day. Yung mga nanay na nawalan ng anak fighting COVID, you have our kind thoughts and prayers.
18. I also remember my mother, Soledad. She was very good. Naging presidente ako.
19. God has chosen me to work in the national Government. Eto lahat trabaho para sa kapwa tao.
20. I assure you, there is no corruption allowed. I have fired several officials.
21. It’s an extreme rare privilege to serve in the Government.
22. The lockdown will be explained thoroughly by Secretary Roque. The new normal.
23. The easing up of restrictions, hindi ibig sabihin wala na ang COVID. Dahan dahan lang para di tayo madapa because we cannot afford a second or third wave.
24. Do not go out of your house without a mask. This is a must. Must comply. Kung wala kang mask, you endanger the person in front of you.
25. Social distancing is the new life. Until such time na meron ng vaccine.
26. COVID is very lethal. Can go either way, tulog sa punerarya or sa bahay ninyo.
27. May mga lugar mag remain sa lockdown. Tingnan ng mga doctors gano kabilis ang hawa. Pag malaki yan, sarado yan. Bantayan ninyo.
28. Simple lang hinihingi ng gobyerno. Walang lumabas. Kayong mga estudyante makinig kayo, kung sabihin ko walang klase hanggang Disyembre: talon at palakpak. Pero sabihin naman ng mga tao, gago itong Duterte. Di kaya ang COVID. Umalis ka na diyan.
29. I had a nightmare on the distribution of the SAP. Takot ako baka ma kurakot ito. Ma cuttingan ito. I will ask Secretary Bautista to request his former colleagues sa military na magpatulong siya sa pag distribute ng pera.
30. I have nothing against males, pero ang empathy at puso ng mga babae bilin ako. The female members of the AFP may help in the distribution.
31. These coming days, you’ll see more of the fighting spirit.
32. Pinapatay na ang mga sundalo at pulis na tumutulong sa COVID, eh di patayin din ang NPA. (Annotation: KLARO YAN HA! 👊🏼)
33. We are at the disposal of our destiny. Sundin niyo lang ang patakaran ng Gobyerno at mabubuhay kayo.
34. Maraming salamat po.
—
Secretary Harry Roque, Presidential Spokesperson:
35. Sa lahat ng mga donors, maraming salamat po sa ngalan ni Presidente Duterte.
For more info on the nation’s fight against COVID-19, visit covid19.gov.ph. This is curated and managed by my PCOO Brand Integration team. - Asec Mon Cualoping
WE HEAL!
WE RECOVER!
WE RISE!
AS ONE!
👊🏼🇵🇭
May 8 Bianca Umali
In commemoration of her mom’s birthday and her dad’s death anniversary, Bianca Umali wrote a letter to her late parents.
Ang date na May 8 ay nagpapaalala raw ng bitter-sweet memories sa GMA-7 actress.
Araw kasi ito ng birthday ng kanyang ina at death anniversary naman ng kanyang late dad.
Sa tuwing dumarating raw ang May 8. it brings happy and painful memories.
“A day both my guardian angels share,” she said poignantly, “one for birth and the other for death.
Today raw happens to be her mom’s 59th birthday, at 10th death anniversary naman ng kanyang ama.
Pondering on life’s uncertainty, Bianca intoned, “is not the way it’s supposed to be… it’s the way it is… the way we cope with it is what makes the difference.
“Life is short,” she further stated, “time is fast, no replay, no rewind, so make the most out of every moment as it comes.”
Tatlong bagay raw ang kanyang natutunan sa buhay: [1] be kind [2] appreciate the simple things in life. [3]say ‘i love you’ while you can.”
At this juncture, Bianca said both to her mom (May Soler Umali) and dad (Jose Vicente Umali) how much they mean to her.
“but there are no words to describe how much I admire you, how much I appreciate you, how much I thank you… for everything.
“I will never have enough time here on earth to repay all the the love you have poured into me. I love you.
“Daddy, this long… already?
“For all those times I left it unsaid. Thank you. For being both a mother and a father.
“For being there for me, for showing the way, for being patient with me even when I made it difficult for you, for believing in me and encouraging me to dream, and being such an inspiring presence in my life.”
Nami-miss raw niyang ang pag-buntot-buntot sa kanyang daddy at nami-miss raw niya sila (her mom and dad) ‘every second of every single day.
“Everything I am is for and because of you. Stay inlove. Mahal na mahal ko kayo. until we meet again… Your daughter,”B”
Matatandaang limang taon siya nang mamatay ang kanyang ina sa breast cancer. Five years after, namatay naman ang kanyang ama sa heart attack.
Since then, she has lived with her loving paternal grandmother Lola Vicki. DAPAT LANG! | PETE G. AMPOLOQUIO, JR.
Retirement Don't miss it.
Retirement
1. one day you will retire. You won't be going to work. You won’t have office power any more. No influence or at best, a reduced influence. Your cash flow will also reduce.! Check retirement date on your payslip.
2. Always go for your 30days annual leave. Whatever you do during your leave, is what you will be doing when you retire. If all you do is to sleep or watch TV, then that’s what you are likely do do in your retirement. Remember the book of Proverbs. A little sleep and a little slumber, so shall your poverty multiply.
Watching Big Brother Naija will not save you heartache in retirement. Learn a trade or a skill during your leave. It will come handy. Spend your after-office hours learning something. Don’t spend it sleeping, Gossiping, watching TV!! Same goes for your weekend. Make them productive. You will thank yourself for spending your time productively.
3. Invest for your retirement... your children are not retirement investment. Don’t bank on your children’s support or the support of friends or relations. That’s a BIG risk. It may not happen. Be ready to take care of yourself!! Everyone has his own responsibilities. They won’t be able to help you that much. You will also lose your dignity and respect if you adopt a life of begging.
4. Start a hobby early in your working days to take you along when you retire. Rearing chicken, farming or own a shop. Acquire marketable skills ( not useless paper certificates) Etc
5. Where shall you retire. Build yourself a home. Don't retire and start to rent a house or refuse to vacate government house. You will be at the mercy of your landlord at a time when your cash flow is not only reduced but unpredictable!!
6. Who shall be your dependants. By the time you retire, your children should be above 18, and self reliant.
7. Don't retire and stay in a big city unless you can TRULY afford it. You can't continue living in a big city after 60 with limited financial resources. The language and the hustle will be hard for you. Where possible, Relocate to a less expensive town where your reduced take home (pension) can go further.
8. Have property which can be rented or converted into cash. Have shares that pay good dividends. Plant cash trees. Rear goats, cultivate vegetables etc. these activities will not only give you income but will also keep you healthy.
9. Live a simple life. If you never built a house at your rural home, dont use your retirement package to build. It is unwise unless you plan to live there on a permanent basis or you are super rich and therefore can afford the luxury. The choice is yours.
Note that many of retirees die early because of the following:
1. They are Not mentally prepared to retire.
2. Lack of finances
3. They Lapse into Depression
4 They develop Hypertension/ Diabetes because of worries, anxiety and uncertainty "and financial pressures.
YOUR DESK AT YOUR WORK PLACE IS NOT PERMANENT. PLAN FOR YOUR RETIREMENT.
#repost
1. one day you will retire. You won't be going to work. You won’t have office power any more. No influence or at best, a reduced influence. Your cash flow will also reduce.! Check retirement date on your payslip.
2. Always go for your 30days annual leave. Whatever you do during your leave, is what you will be doing when you retire. If all you do is to sleep or watch TV, then that’s what you are likely do do in your retirement. Remember the book of Proverbs. A little sleep and a little slumber, so shall your poverty multiply.
Watching Big Brother Naija will not save you heartache in retirement. Learn a trade or a skill during your leave. It will come handy. Spend your after-office hours learning something. Don’t spend it sleeping, Gossiping, watching TV!! Same goes for your weekend. Make them productive. You will thank yourself for spending your time productively.
3. Invest for your retirement... your children are not retirement investment. Don’t bank on your children’s support or the support of friends or relations. That’s a BIG risk. It may not happen. Be ready to take care of yourself!! Everyone has his own responsibilities. They won’t be able to help you that much. You will also lose your dignity and respect if you adopt a life of begging.
4. Start a hobby early in your working days to take you along when you retire. Rearing chicken, farming or own a shop. Acquire marketable skills ( not useless paper certificates) Etc
5. Where shall you retire. Build yourself a home. Don't retire and start to rent a house or refuse to vacate government house. You will be at the mercy of your landlord at a time when your cash flow is not only reduced but unpredictable!!
6. Who shall be your dependants. By the time you retire, your children should be above 18, and self reliant.
7. Don't retire and stay in a big city unless you can TRULY afford it. You can't continue living in a big city after 60 with limited financial resources. The language and the hustle will be hard for you. Where possible, Relocate to a less expensive town where your reduced take home (pension) can go further.
8. Have property which can be rented or converted into cash. Have shares that pay good dividends. Plant cash trees. Rear goats, cultivate vegetables etc. these activities will not only give you income but will also keep you healthy.
9. Live a simple life. If you never built a house at your rural home, dont use your retirement package to build. It is unwise unless you plan to live there on a permanent basis or you are super rich and therefore can afford the luxury. The choice is yours.
Note that many of retirees die early because of the following:
1. They are Not mentally prepared to retire.
2. Lack of finances
3. They Lapse into Depression
4 They develop Hypertension/ Diabetes because of worries, anxiety and uncertainty "and financial pressures.
YOUR DESK AT YOUR WORK PLACE IS NOT PERMANENT. PLAN FOR YOUR RETIREMENT.
#repost
How
How do temperature settings affect air con costs?
The harder your air conditioner has to work, the more electricity it will consume. That means the lower you set the temperature when cooling and the higher you set it when heating, the more you’re adding to your power bill.
It is difficult to pin point how much your air conditioner temperature is contributing to your air con’s electricity usage cost, however Ergon Energy estimates that every one degree cooler in summer adds around 10% to the amount of electricity that the air conditioner uses. Using the Ergon air con cost calculator, you can see how small changes to the cooling temperature can make a considerable difference to the cost of using an air conditioner.
What is the right sized air conditioner for your home?
An air conditioner should generally have at least 80 watts of output per square meter of room you intend for it to cool or heat. If a room is larger than the air con was designed to cater for, then it will be less effective at controlling the temperature – while your remote control might say the air con is set to cool to 24°, the room temperature might actually be 28°. Conversely, if your room is too small for the air conditioner, the air con will over shoot the temperature that you intended to set it to. Below is approximate guide to ideal air con capacities given the room size.
Aircon thermostat settings.
The 1-10 setting on your thermostatonly affects how cold the room has to get for the A/C to cycle off. At a guess,1 is around 80 °F / 26.6^C and 10 is around 60 °F/ 15.6^C. Turning the dial to a higher number does not make it cool any better, it just keeps it running longer.
Glazer is correct. A little more info on the settings. The 1-10 setting on your thermostat only affects how cold the room has to get for the A/C to cycle off. At a guess, 1 is around 80 °F and 10 is around 60 °F. Turning the dial to a higher number does not make it cool any better, it just keeps it running longer.
The high/low settings do affect how much cooling it does. The high fan setting will use more electricity and not just from the fan itself. The amount of air flowing through the unit over the evaporator (cooling) coil affects how much work the compressor has to do to cool that air. The temperature of the air is another factor. Hotter air = more work and thus more electricity.
A final note about A/Cs in general, not just window units. The temperature of the air outside has a large affect on the energy the A/C uses. I could write a long boring post about the freon cycle with temperature-enthalpy diagrams, but in simple terms, heat flows downhill, from warmer towards cooler. In order to make the rather diffuse heat in your home flow out into the warmer outdoors, that heat has to be concentrated so that it is warmer than the air outside. The warmer it is outside, the more work has to be done to concentrate your home's heat so that it can be rejected outdoors. The upshot of all of this is that the cooler it is outdoors, the less energy your A/C will use to cool your house. So it is much more efficient to cool your house at night. If you have good insulation, you can "cold soak" your house overnight - getting the air and everything inside nice and cool while it's cheaper to do so, then turning up the setting in the morning and letting the temperature coast back up for a while.
Glazer is correct. A little more info on the settings. The 1-10 setting on your thermostat only affects how cold the room has to get for the A/C to cycle off. At a guess, 1 is around 80 °F and 10 is around 60 °F. Turning the dial to a higher number does not make it cool any better, it just keeps it running longer.
The high/low settings do affect how much cooling it does. The high fan setting will use more electricity and not just from the fan itself. The amount of air flowing through the unit over the evaporator (cooling) coil affects how much work the compressor has to do to cool that air. The temperature of the air is another factor. Hotter air = more work and thus more electricity.
A final note about A/Cs in general, not just window units. The temperature of the air outside has a large affect on the energy the A/C uses. I could write a long boring post about the freon cycle with temperature-enthalpy diagrams, but in simple terms, heat flows downhill, from warmer towards cooler. In order to make the rather diffuse heat in your home flow out into the warmer outdoors, that heat has to be concentrated so that it is warmer than the air outside. The warmer it is outside, the more work has to be done to concentrate your home's heat so that it can be rejected outdoors. The upshot of all of this is that the cooler it is outdoors, the less energy your A/C will use to cool your house. So it is much more efficient to cool your house at night. If you have good insulation, you can "cold soak" your house overnight - getting the air and everything inside nice and cool while it's cheaper to do so, then turning up the setting in the morning and letting the temperature coast back up for a while.
Monday, May 11, 2020
Mas simple noon.
TODAY KAILANGAN NI PRESIDENTE DUTERTE DESISYONAN KUNG ITUTULOY ANG ECQ O GAGAWING GCQ. GABAYAN SANA NG DIYOS ANG KANYANG MAGING DESISYON.
MAS SIMPLE NOON.
NAAALALA MO PA BA ANG PANAHON NA...
Pogi ka kung kasama sa porma mo ang Sperry Topsiders, K-Swiss, Espadrilles (na pinilahan mo pa sa Whistle Stop o sa Cash and Carry), Tretorn or Dragonfly sneakers, white Spartan sneakers, argyle socks, woven leather belts, Chaser, Lacoste, Ralph Lauren at iba pa, one-size-fits-all Hanes T-shirt with the print of your favorite New Wave band, pabangong Chaps, Bowling Green, Gray Flannel or Kouros, Denman brushes, Dippity Do or Dep hair gel, Bermuda shorts worn with plaid long- sleeves.
Macho ka kung ang porma mo ay parang kay Don Johnson ng Miami Vice at kung naglalaro ka ng football o nag-aaral ka ng tae kwon do or marunong mag butterfly kick tulad ni Ralph Macchio sa Karate Kid. Sobrang macho ka kung may pandesal ka sa tiyan habang nakasuot ng hanging shirt.
Pretty ka kung meron kang pencil-cut skirt (calf-length, three to four inches above the ankle), pabangong Nenuco o De Ne Nes, permed hair a la Madonna or teased bangs na pinatigas ng Aquanet, shoulder pads ala Joan Collin a.k.a. Alexis Carrington in Dynasty), Benetton shirt, Esprit outfit at namimili ka ng gamit sa Sari-Sari, Tokyo Hannah, Tickles and Regina's in Shoppesville.
In na in ka kung napuntahan mo ang mga concerts nina Mike Francis, Swing Out Sisters, Menudo, Earth, Wind and Fire, James Ingram, Genesis noong unang punta pa lang nila dito sa Pilipinas.
Sosyal ka kung malimit ka sa Jazz Rhythms, Rhythm & Booze at kumakain ka sa Cafe Ysabel, Bistro Burgos, Dean Street Cafe, Angelino's and East St. Louis, Cosmo and Kudo's at nag-babakasyon ka sa Matabungkay Beach Club o Baguio Country Club.
Wala pang videoke kundi karaoke.
Ang preso lang may tattoo.
Akala mo'y magkakatuluyan sina Ate Shena at Kuya Bodjie sa Batibot.
Ang intindi mo ng LOL ay ULOL imbes na Laughing Out Loud.
Na-tsismis na bulati ang beef patty ng Jollibee.
Kinilig ka nang malaman mong ikakasal si Pops at si Martin.
Piso lang ang isang basong taho at kailangan mong magdala ng sarili mong baso kasi wala pang plastic cups no'n si manong magtataho.
Lechon Manok pa ang pinag lilihihan ng taumbayan.
Tarzan, Jojo, Bazooka Joe, Clover bits at Tootsie Roll ang pinagkakagastusan mo ng mga beintesinko mo.
Nagkakakalyo ka dahil typewriter pa ang ginagamit mo para sa mga school paper mo...kaya bentang-benta pa ang carbon paper at liquid paper.
Sa Ortigas Center ka tinuturuang magmaneho kasi puro talahib pa yon no'n.
Cool ang bumati sa iyong crush sa FM radio.
May mascot pa ang 99.5 RT na binebenta sa Gift Gate.
Baduy pa noon si Lea Salonga dahil sa That's Entertainment.
Iniisip mong dapat mag-retire na si Jaworski dahil kuwarenta na siya.
Egoy na egoy pa si Michael Jackson.
Si Harry Gasser ang newscaster ng bayan.
Kay Amado Pineda ka lang naniniwala pag ukol sa panahon ang balita.
Sintonado pa ang Eraserheads habang nag-ja-jamming sa Club Dredd.
Tinuruan kang mag-toning ng iyong nanay dahil kay Johnny Midnite.
Naglalagay ka ng pyramid sa tabi ng iyong unan para good vibes.
Nilalagyan mo ng watch-guard ang iyong Swatch.
P18 to $1 ang palitan sa black market.
May black market pa noon.
Illegal pa ang mga paputok.
Ang paborito mong tsokolate ay Chocnut at Mallows.
Drag race sa Greenhills at Corinthians
Kumain sa Burger machine o sa Goodahhhh ng madaling araw.
Naaalala mo pa ba mga panahon na ito???
KUNG NAAALALA MO LAHAT YAN.....
KASAMA KA SA HIGH RISK GROUP SA COVID-19!
MAG INGAT KA!
😄😄😄
MAS SIMPLE NOON.
NAAALALA MO PA BA ANG PANAHON NA...
Pogi ka kung kasama sa porma mo ang Sperry Topsiders, K-Swiss, Espadrilles (na pinilahan mo pa sa Whistle Stop o sa Cash and Carry), Tretorn or Dragonfly sneakers, white Spartan sneakers, argyle socks, woven leather belts, Chaser, Lacoste, Ralph Lauren at iba pa, one-size-fits-all Hanes T-shirt with the print of your favorite New Wave band, pabangong Chaps, Bowling Green, Gray Flannel or Kouros, Denman brushes, Dippity Do or Dep hair gel, Bermuda shorts worn with plaid long- sleeves.
Macho ka kung ang porma mo ay parang kay Don Johnson ng Miami Vice at kung naglalaro ka ng football o nag-aaral ka ng tae kwon do or marunong mag butterfly kick tulad ni Ralph Macchio sa Karate Kid. Sobrang macho ka kung may pandesal ka sa tiyan habang nakasuot ng hanging shirt.
Pretty ka kung meron kang pencil-cut skirt (calf-length, three to four inches above the ankle), pabangong Nenuco o De Ne Nes, permed hair a la Madonna or teased bangs na pinatigas ng Aquanet, shoulder pads ala Joan Collin a.k.a. Alexis Carrington in Dynasty), Benetton shirt, Esprit outfit at namimili ka ng gamit sa Sari-Sari, Tokyo Hannah, Tickles and Regina's in Shoppesville.
In na in ka kung napuntahan mo ang mga concerts nina Mike Francis, Swing Out Sisters, Menudo, Earth, Wind and Fire, James Ingram, Genesis noong unang punta pa lang nila dito sa Pilipinas.
Sosyal ka kung malimit ka sa Jazz Rhythms, Rhythm & Booze at kumakain ka sa Cafe Ysabel, Bistro Burgos, Dean Street Cafe, Angelino's and East St. Louis, Cosmo and Kudo's at nag-babakasyon ka sa Matabungkay Beach Club o Baguio Country Club.
Wala pang videoke kundi karaoke.
Ang preso lang may tattoo.
Akala mo'y magkakatuluyan sina Ate Shena at Kuya Bodjie sa Batibot.
Ang intindi mo ng LOL ay ULOL imbes na Laughing Out Loud.
Na-tsismis na bulati ang beef patty ng Jollibee.
Kinilig ka nang malaman mong ikakasal si Pops at si Martin.
Piso lang ang isang basong taho at kailangan mong magdala ng sarili mong baso kasi wala pang plastic cups no'n si manong magtataho.
Lechon Manok pa ang pinag lilihihan ng taumbayan.
Tarzan, Jojo, Bazooka Joe, Clover bits at Tootsie Roll ang pinagkakagastusan mo ng mga beintesinko mo.
Nagkakakalyo ka dahil typewriter pa ang ginagamit mo para sa mga school paper mo...kaya bentang-benta pa ang carbon paper at liquid paper.
Sa Ortigas Center ka tinuturuang magmaneho kasi puro talahib pa yon no'n.
Cool ang bumati sa iyong crush sa FM radio.
May mascot pa ang 99.5 RT na binebenta sa Gift Gate.
Baduy pa noon si Lea Salonga dahil sa That's Entertainment.
Iniisip mong dapat mag-retire na si Jaworski dahil kuwarenta na siya.
Egoy na egoy pa si Michael Jackson.
Si Harry Gasser ang newscaster ng bayan.
Kay Amado Pineda ka lang naniniwala pag ukol sa panahon ang balita.
Sintonado pa ang Eraserheads habang nag-ja-jamming sa Club Dredd.
Tinuruan kang mag-toning ng iyong nanay dahil kay Johnny Midnite.
Naglalagay ka ng pyramid sa tabi ng iyong unan para good vibes.
Nilalagyan mo ng watch-guard ang iyong Swatch.
P18 to $1 ang palitan sa black market.
May black market pa noon.
Illegal pa ang mga paputok.
Ang paborito mong tsokolate ay Chocnut at Mallows.
Drag race sa Greenhills at Corinthians
Kumain sa Burger machine o sa Goodahhhh ng madaling araw.
Naaalala mo pa ba mga panahon na ito???
KUNG NAAALALA MO LAHAT YAN.....
KASAMA KA SA HIGH RISK GROUP SA COVID-19!
MAG INGAT KA!
😄😄😄
The Lonely Goatherd.
High on a hill was a lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Loud was the voice of the lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Loud was the voice of the lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Folks in a town that was quite remote heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Lusty and clear from the goatherd's throat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Lusty and clear from the goatherd's throat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
O ho lay dee odl lee o, o ho lay dee odl ay
O ho lay dee odl lee o, lay dee odl lee o lay
O ho lay dee odl lee o, lay dee odl lee o lay
A prince on the bridge of a castle moat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Men on a road with a load to tote heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Men on a road with a load to tote heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Men in the midst of a table d'hote heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Men drinking beer with the foam afloat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
Men drinking beer with the foam afloat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
One little girl in a pale pink coat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
She yodeled back to the lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
She yodeled back to the lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Soon her Mama with a gleaming gloat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
What a duet for a girl and goatherd
Maria and the Children:
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo
What a duet for a girl and goatherd
Maria and the Children:
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Ummm (ummm)
Odl lay ee (odl lay ee)
Odl lay hee hee (odl lay hee hee)
Odl lay ee
Yodeling
Odl lay ee (odl lay ee)
Odl lay hee hee (odl lay hee hee)
Odl lay ee
Yodeling
One little girl in a pale pink coat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hoo hoo
She yodeled back to the lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hoo hoo
She yodeled back to the lonely goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Soon her Mama with a gleaming gloat heard
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hmm hmm
What a duet for a girl and goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hmm hmm
What a duet for a girl and goatherd
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Happy are they lay dee olay dee lee o
Yodeling
Soon the duet will become a trio
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Yodeling
Soon the duet will become a trio
Lay ee odl lay ee odl-oo
Odl lay ee, old lay ee
Odl lay hee hee, odl lay ee
Odl lay odl lay, odl lay odl lee, odl lay odl lee
Odl lay odl lay odl lay
Odl lay hee hee, odl lay ee
Odl lay odl lay, odl lay odl lee, odl lay odl lee
Odl lay odl lay odl lay
Hoo!
Diosdado Banatao
The Beacon Academy was honored to have innovator Diosdado “Dado” Banatao accept our invitation to be the Academy’s commencement speaker for 2017. Here is his full speech:
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BEACON ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT SPEECH 2017
by DIOSDADO "DADO" BANATAO
When I sat down to write this speech, I realized how hard it is to compose a meaningful message to a much younger generation like you, the graduates. I have given speeches to industry, academe, engineering and scientific conferences and that was relatively seamless.
I had to reach back to my younger days in elementary, high school, and early college years, to put together some collection of ideas that may possibly mean something to you as you move on to define your future lives. Added to that difficult task is the difference in family status between yours and mine. You see, I grew up in a poor family, my father was a rice farmer, did not finish high school and my mother only finished 6th grade.
Let me then tell you a bit of my life experience and lessons learned along the way.
My grandmother on the father side was the principal of the small elementary school in our barrio and one morning took me to school to start first grade at five years old. I took it for granted, that was the norm. It seems strange now but at first grade we learned arithmetic using 20 bamboo sticks. No memorizing of charts and numbers.
I have to admit, we had fun moving sticks. At that early age, I thought mathematics is fun. Apparently, that method is now called Singapore math. Amazing! In this little poor barrio we were far ahead of everyone. Of course, I had no idea about these things then.
Unfortunately, I was the only member of the graduating sixth grade class from that barrio school that went to high school and college. The rest of my classmates went back to the farms to help their families.
On my 3rd grade, my father left for Guam to become an overseas worker, a handy man in a grocery store. Initially, that was tough but we all got used to him not being with us. He did visit us once a year during his 7 years abroad.
This event taught me my first lesson in life:
At seven years old, I learned that doing household chores is not only learning how to do things, but more importantly helping the family. At that very young age, there was no help at home in studying or doing homework. Reading at night is an adventure due to lack of adequate light.
Lesson 1: “Work is part of life regardless of age and the more one gets involved, the more productive one can be”.
For example, my older brother and I cooked our own breakfast of rice and the cream of heated carabao milk before we go to school. I used to go to school early so I could help one other classmate clean and polish the wooden floor of our classroom before our teacher arrived. At such an early time in the morning, I felt I already accomplished a lot. Learning new things from the teacher the rest of the day were just a reward.
Going to school sometimes was an adventure when weather was hot or stormy, with just rubber slippers or most of the time, barefoot. My father’s leaving home to work in another country was something I did not understand and thought it was a normal event. Years later, after, having saved enough money to buy a larger piece of land that he can farm, he returned permanently to live with us. He wanted for us to go to school and have better careers more rewarding than farming. He had a strong desire for us, the children, to have much better lives than he and my mother had. This was another lesson for me:
Lesson 2: “If one desires to have a much better life, then commit and do what it takes regardless of difficulty and sacrifices one has to go through”
My early life’s path is very similar to my father’s life. Another lesson I learned from both my father and mother was how they conducted their lives and conversations with us, their children.
My mother, who also went through those sacrifices during the time my father was away, instilled in us an inner strength and strong discipline in going about chores. She never lost her composure, always quietly telling us our misbehaviors. My father always told us to study hard and that he will do the hard work as a farmer. On our part, the children, we never complained doing our work first with very little time to play.
Lesson 3: “Never measure a person by outward evidences but always by his or her heart”
During my years in high school, my mother put me in a small boarding house run by two sisters. I had a very small room with a proportionally small desk and bed. That Jesuit high school, Ateneo de Tuguegarao, was typical of Jesuits where we had plenty of homework every day. I was there all alone, freshman at eleven years old, doing homework without anyone to talk to and get some advice.
I have to admit, there were many evenings doing homework, feeling lonely, and missing my family, with tears. But I had no option but to bear it, not complaining because of our family situation. I believe my excellent grades in high school were mostly due to those kinds of circumstances.
Lesson 4: “Life is not fair and it is not a reason to make excuses or quit. Keep on doing what is required and rise above everyone else”
Our high school academic advisor, having observed my proficiency in physics and mathematics, suggested I should study engineering. With no questions asked I agreed and told my mother and father, who returned home permanently in my third year in high school. He then accompanied me to register in electrical engineering at the Mapua institute of technology.
It is important to note that my parents agreed with the advice of my school’s academic advisor.
We have seen too many parents ignoring their sons or daughters aptitudes and desires, substituting their forceful opinions, which usually lead to student failures in achieving their goals in life.
Lesson 5: “Learn your passion and intellect and apply it to a long term approach to career building and planning your life”
A result to this lesson is this lesson:
Lesson 6: “Whatever you do good or bad, those actions will affect you for the rest of your life”
You, the graduates, are graduating from an excellent school, equipped with deep knowledge in all expertise necessary to move on to the next phase of your lives.
Continue to focus on learning, acquiring more knowledge, but more importantly, use critical thinking.
Congratulations!
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About Diosdado "Dado" Banatao:
“Dado is the son of a farmer from a small barrio in Iguig in Cagayan Valley. He grew up with no access to electricity, and walked the dirt road to his school every day barefoot.
After earning a degree at Mapua Institute of Technology, Dado worked in the United States and enrolled in a graduate study program at the University of Washington. A licensed pilot, he was among the design engineers for the Boeing 747. He left the company to pursue a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computing Science at Stanford University.
Upon graduating, Dado spent time at the Homebrew Computer Club alongside engineers and professors, including Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
Dado invented two of the foundation technologies in every PC today: the PC chip set, and the graphics acceleration architecture. He has founded three technology startups: Mostron; the S3 which became the third most profitable company in the world in 1993; and Chips & Technologies, which he sold to Intel in 1996.
Today, he is the managing partner of Tallwood Venture Capital, a venture firm focused on semiconductor technology solutions for computing, communication, and consumer platforms.”
- Writeup of Mr. Banatao from the site www.phildev.org where he sits as chairman.
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BEACON ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT SPEECH 2017
by DIOSDADO "DADO" BANATAO
When I sat down to write this speech, I realized how hard it is to compose a meaningful message to a much younger generation like you, the graduates. I have given speeches to industry, academe, engineering and scientific conferences and that was relatively seamless.
I had to reach back to my younger days in elementary, high school, and early college years, to put together some collection of ideas that may possibly mean something to you as you move on to define your future lives. Added to that difficult task is the difference in family status between yours and mine. You see, I grew up in a poor family, my father was a rice farmer, did not finish high school and my mother only finished 6th grade.
Let me then tell you a bit of my life experience and lessons learned along the way.
My grandmother on the father side was the principal of the small elementary school in our barrio and one morning took me to school to start first grade at five years old. I took it for granted, that was the norm. It seems strange now but at first grade we learned arithmetic using 20 bamboo sticks. No memorizing of charts and numbers.
I have to admit, we had fun moving sticks. At that early age, I thought mathematics is fun. Apparently, that method is now called Singapore math. Amazing! In this little poor barrio we were far ahead of everyone. Of course, I had no idea about these things then.
Unfortunately, I was the only member of the graduating sixth grade class from that barrio school that went to high school and college. The rest of my classmates went back to the farms to help their families.
On my 3rd grade, my father left for Guam to become an overseas worker, a handy man in a grocery store. Initially, that was tough but we all got used to him not being with us. He did visit us once a year during his 7 years abroad.
This event taught me my first lesson in life:
At seven years old, I learned that doing household chores is not only learning how to do things, but more importantly helping the family. At that very young age, there was no help at home in studying or doing homework. Reading at night is an adventure due to lack of adequate light.
Lesson 1: “Work is part of life regardless of age and the more one gets involved, the more productive one can be”.
For example, my older brother and I cooked our own breakfast of rice and the cream of heated carabao milk before we go to school. I used to go to school early so I could help one other classmate clean and polish the wooden floor of our classroom before our teacher arrived. At such an early time in the morning, I felt I already accomplished a lot. Learning new things from the teacher the rest of the day were just a reward.
Going to school sometimes was an adventure when weather was hot or stormy, with just rubber slippers or most of the time, barefoot. My father’s leaving home to work in another country was something I did not understand and thought it was a normal event. Years later, after, having saved enough money to buy a larger piece of land that he can farm, he returned permanently to live with us. He wanted for us to go to school and have better careers more rewarding than farming. He had a strong desire for us, the children, to have much better lives than he and my mother had. This was another lesson for me:
Lesson 2: “If one desires to have a much better life, then commit and do what it takes regardless of difficulty and sacrifices one has to go through”
My early life’s path is very similar to my father’s life. Another lesson I learned from both my father and mother was how they conducted their lives and conversations with us, their children.
My mother, who also went through those sacrifices during the time my father was away, instilled in us an inner strength and strong discipline in going about chores. She never lost her composure, always quietly telling us our misbehaviors. My father always told us to study hard and that he will do the hard work as a farmer. On our part, the children, we never complained doing our work first with very little time to play.
Lesson 3: “Never measure a person by outward evidences but always by his or her heart”
During my years in high school, my mother put me in a small boarding house run by two sisters. I had a very small room with a proportionally small desk and bed. That Jesuit high school, Ateneo de Tuguegarao, was typical of Jesuits where we had plenty of homework every day. I was there all alone, freshman at eleven years old, doing homework without anyone to talk to and get some advice.
I have to admit, there were many evenings doing homework, feeling lonely, and missing my family, with tears. But I had no option but to bear it, not complaining because of our family situation. I believe my excellent grades in high school were mostly due to those kinds of circumstances.
Lesson 4: “Life is not fair and it is not a reason to make excuses or quit. Keep on doing what is required and rise above everyone else”
Our high school academic advisor, having observed my proficiency in physics and mathematics, suggested I should study engineering. With no questions asked I agreed and told my mother and father, who returned home permanently in my third year in high school. He then accompanied me to register in electrical engineering at the Mapua institute of technology.
It is important to note that my parents agreed with the advice of my school’s academic advisor.
We have seen too many parents ignoring their sons or daughters aptitudes and desires, substituting their forceful opinions, which usually lead to student failures in achieving their goals in life.
Lesson 5: “Learn your passion and intellect and apply it to a long term approach to career building and planning your life”
A result to this lesson is this lesson:
Lesson 6: “Whatever you do good or bad, those actions will affect you for the rest of your life”
You, the graduates, are graduating from an excellent school, equipped with deep knowledge in all expertise necessary to move on to the next phase of your lives.
Continue to focus on learning, acquiring more knowledge, but more importantly, use critical thinking.
Congratulations!
-------
About Diosdado "Dado" Banatao:
“Dado is the son of a farmer from a small barrio in Iguig in Cagayan Valley. He grew up with no access to electricity, and walked the dirt road to his school every day barefoot.
After earning a degree at Mapua Institute of Technology, Dado worked in the United States and enrolled in a graduate study program at the University of Washington. A licensed pilot, he was among the design engineers for the Boeing 747. He left the company to pursue a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computing Science at Stanford University.
Upon graduating, Dado spent time at the Homebrew Computer Club alongside engineers and professors, including Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.
Dado invented two of the foundation technologies in every PC today: the PC chip set, and the graphics acceleration architecture. He has founded three technology startups: Mostron; the S3 which became the third most profitable company in the world in 1993; and Chips & Technologies, which he sold to Intel in 1996.
Today, he is the managing partner of Tallwood Venture Capital, a venture firm focused on semiconductor technology solutions for computing, communication, and consumer platforms.”
- Writeup of Mr. Banatao from the site www.phildev.org where he sits as chairman.
Wednesday, May 06, 2020
Analog vs Digital.
Just my share of thoughts regarding Analog and Digital TV and some questions that needs to be answered (at least legally, so let the legal experts resolve this). At least this is from what I understand since I'm an ECE graduate.
First, what we might know for a fact:
1. The common television broadcasts use ANALOG technology, which is prone to fading, snow, and ghosts (yes, there's ghosts! but not the one you are thinking of). Analog TV operates within the UHF (300 MHz - 3 GHz) band, also known as the decimeter band. Each tv channel operates within a specific frequency. Example, DZBB-TV (also known as GMA Network Inc.) is operating at the UHF Channel 15 (479.143 MHz).
2. Currently there is the emergence of DIGITAL TV which reproduces crystal-clear picture without fading or interference. Of course, this is what we want! The problem is, older Analog TV cannot receive digital transmission. So we need a new type of receiver. Nowadays, we buy digital tv receivers (TV Plus and the likes).
3. Digital technology also enables TV stations to broadcast multiple channels with different programming under the same frequency. For example, ABSCBN Corporation under UHF Channel 16 (485.143 MHz) was able to have several LCN's (logical channel numbers) or digital channels within their allocated frequency. This includes Knowledge Channel, O Shopping, Jeepney TV, MYX. However, the same ABSCBN Corporation also have operations under UHF Channel 43 (647.143 MHz) which includes Sports+Action, CINEMO!, YEY!, DZMM Teleradyo as well as KBO. KBO is a pay-per-view digital channel, meaning you need to pay first before you can watch its shows.
The question is, why ABSCBN has two UHF frequencies in NCR being used? Is this two separate franchise contracts? Are this just ok for one TV Network to have two UHF Channels? If you look at the list of digital television stations, TV5 Network Inc is also using two UHF channels (Ch18, 497.143 MHz and Ch51, 695.143 MHz). The only difference between ABSCBN and TV5 is that TV5 do not have "encrypted" digital channels whereas ABSCBN has lots of them and you can only watch thru a digital box called TV Plus. Also, TV5 do not have pay-per-view digital channel while ABSCBN has KBO.
So this issue question onto why ABSCBN is doing pay-per-view under a program (in this case, KBO) that is operating under a frequency that is government-owned or regulated? I think this is the hurdle onto why their franchise application is having problems since 2014.
First, what we might know for a fact:
1. The common television broadcasts use ANALOG technology, which is prone to fading, snow, and ghosts (yes, there's ghosts! but not the one you are thinking of). Analog TV operates within the UHF (300 MHz - 3 GHz) band, also known as the decimeter band. Each tv channel operates within a specific frequency. Example, DZBB-TV (also known as GMA Network Inc.) is operating at the UHF Channel 15 (479.143 MHz).
2. Currently there is the emergence of DIGITAL TV which reproduces crystal-clear picture without fading or interference. Of course, this is what we want! The problem is, older Analog TV cannot receive digital transmission. So we need a new type of receiver. Nowadays, we buy digital tv receivers (TV Plus and the likes).
3. Digital technology also enables TV stations to broadcast multiple channels with different programming under the same frequency. For example, ABSCBN Corporation under UHF Channel 16 (485.143 MHz) was able to have several LCN's (logical channel numbers) or digital channels within their allocated frequency. This includes Knowledge Channel, O Shopping, Jeepney TV, MYX. However, the same ABSCBN Corporation also have operations under UHF Channel 43 (647.143 MHz) which includes Sports+Action, CINEMO!, YEY!, DZMM Teleradyo as well as KBO. KBO is a pay-per-view digital channel, meaning you need to pay first before you can watch its shows.
The question is, why ABSCBN has two UHF frequencies in NCR being used? Is this two separate franchise contracts? Are this just ok for one TV Network to have two UHF Channels? If you look at the list of digital television stations, TV5 Network Inc is also using two UHF channels (Ch18, 497.143 MHz and Ch51, 695.143 MHz). The only difference between ABSCBN and TV5 is that TV5 do not have "encrypted" digital channels whereas ABSCBN has lots of them and you can only watch thru a digital box called TV Plus. Also, TV5 do not have pay-per-view digital channel while ABSCBN has KBO.
So this issue question onto why ABSCBN is doing pay-per-view under a program (in this case, KBO) that is operating under a frequency that is government-owned or regulated? I think this is the hurdle onto why their franchise application is having problems since 2014.
Timeline :ABS CBN francise.
COVER STORY
TIMELINE: ABS-CBN franchise
TV network ABS-CBN faces an uncertain future.
The Lopez-owned network’s franchise is yet to be renewed by Congress, while its most recent authority to broadcast has been put in peril after Solicitor General Jose Calida asked the Supreme Court to void it.
Apart from its flagship ABS-CBN channel, the media conglomerate also operates other brands such as ABS-CBN Sports and Action, DZMM Teleradyo, cable channels ABS-CBN News Channel or ANC, Cinema One, Jeepney TV, Knowledge Channel, Metro Channel, Myx, and global channel TFC.
The network also started offering digital TV boxes which carries KBO, a channel airing Filipino movies. This was one of the two issues raised by Calida in asking the high court to revoke ABS-CBN’s franchise.
This is the first time for the oldest TV station in the country to go through problems with franchise renewal, with numerous bills set aside as the country faced the Taal volcano eruption and the COVID-19 pandemic in the months running up to the expiry of the franchise on May 4, 2020.
Here’s a timeline of events:
June 14, 1950: Republic Act No. 511 is passed giving a temporary permit for Bolinao Electronics Corporation to operate a television station in the Philippines. The firm is renamed Alto Broadcasting System in 1953, patterned after the first names of its new owners Aleli and Tony Quirino, the brother of former President Elpidio Quirino.
February 24, 1957: Lawyer and businessman Eugenio Lopez Sr. buys the company from the Quirinos. This leads to the merger of ABS and Chronicle Broadcasting Network or CBN.
June 21, 1969: RA 5730 becomes law, which converts Bolinao Electronics Corporation’s franchise into ABS-CBN.
September 21, 1972: ABS-CBN, along with other networks and affiliate stations, are told to go off the air while media assets are seized as then-President Ferdinand Marcos puts the entire nation under martial law. Media content is controlled by the state.
September 16, 1986: ABS-CBN resumes daily broadcasts nearly seven months after a "people power" revolt toppled the Marcos regime.
March 30, 1995: President Fidel Ramos signs RA 7966 granting a 25-year franchise to ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation. The renewal comes five years ahead of the expiry of its franchise. This took effect May 4, 1995, taking into account the 15-day window after its publication in a newspaper, Justice Secretary Menardo Guevarra has explained.
September 11, 2014: Isabela Representative Giorgidi Aggabao files House Bill 4997 under the 16th Congress, in the first attempt to renew ABS-CBN’s franchise ahead of its March 2020 expiration. This does not get past the committee level.
May 6, 2016: Former Senator Alan Peter Cayetano, President Rodrigo Duterte’s running mate for the presidential elections, gets a Taguig court to issue a temporary restraining order stopping ABS-CBN from airing TV commercials against Duterte. The said ads are supposedly paid for by members of the opposition.
November 10, 2016: Rep. Micaela Violago of the second district of Nueva Ecija files House Bill 4349 seeking to renew the network’s franchise, followed by a similar bill drafted by brothers Davao City Rep. Karlo Nograles and PBA Party-List Rep. Jericho Nograles. Both remain at the committee level.
November 8, 2018: Duterte unleashes one of his public rants against ABS-CBN for failing to air his campaign advertisements for the May 2016 elections. He curses the network’s chairman emeritus Gabby Lopez and called him a thief, saying he will reject the renewal of ABS-CBN’s franchise.
Duterte previously slammed the media conglomerate for its supposedly unfair labor practices, and earlier challenged the network to accompany him to the central bank to open his bank accounts, amid news reports that he had undeclared wealth.
July 1, 2019: Violago refiles her bill for the franchise renewal on the second day of the 18th Congress, with 20 other House members signing up as co-authors of the measure. Ten other bills are filed to give ABS-CBN a fresh legal mandate.
July 28, 2019: Senator Ralph Recto files a similar bill to extend ABS-CBN’s franchise for another 25 years. Sen. Leila De Lima later asked to be co-author of the measure.
December 3, 2019: Duterte says he will personally “see to it” that ABS-CBN will be out of business by 2020. He later tells the Lopezes to just sell the network to a new owner.
December 4, 2019: Palawan Rep. Franz Alvarez, chairman of the House Committee on Legislative Franchises, says they would not tackle the bills on ABS-CBN until the end of that year. House Speaker Alan Peter Cayetano says the measures can be taken up early 2020.
February 10, 2020: Calida heads to the high court with a quo warranto petition against ABS-CBN, saying it committed two grave violations of its existing franchise. He claims the network allowed foreign owners to control the company by selling Philippine Depositary Receipts to them, and offering KBO as an entirely new TV channel.
The network refutes Calida’s claim, saying it did not violate the law. The court asks ABS-CBN to respond to the points raised in 10 days.
Media groups denounce the petition as a direct attack on freedom of speech and of the press.
February 12, 2020: Committee Vice Chairman Isabela Rep. Antonio Albano Jr. apologizes to the estimated 11,000 workers of ABS-CBN for delays in discussing the franchise renewal. He says the pending measures are already being discussed among solons behind closed doors.
Cayetano vows that the House will be “impartial” in tackling ABS-CBN’s franchise.
The House committee tackling the measure still has no scheduled hearings on the bills as of Thursday, February 13.
February 18, 2020: Calida asks the Supreme Court to issue a gag order to stop ABS-CBN and its representatives from discussing the quo warranto case which he filed against the network.
In his "very urgent motion," he asks the high court to issue the order that bans "parties and persons acting on their behalf" from releasing statements discussing the merits of his plea to forfeit ABS-CBN's existing franchise. He said this violates the sub judice rule, which prohibits anyone from publicly assessing an ongoing case to avoid pre-judgment.
ABS-CBN Corporation and ABS-CBN Convergence, Inc. were given up to five days from receipt of the new petition to submit their response to the gag order plea.
February 20, 2020: ABS-CBN CEO and president Carlo Katigbak admits the media company's shortcomings and vows to correct them.
February 24, 2020: Guevarra tells the Senate Committee on Public Services that the National Telecommunications Commission can give a provisional authority for ABS-CBN to continue operating. He added that based on "equity," the network should be allowed to stay on air even when its franchise expires on May 4, 2020.
February 26, 2020: The House of Representatives writes to the NTC asking to issue the network a provisional permit so that it can continue broadcasting pending the passage of a bill renewing its franchise.
In a speech, President Rodrigo Duterte accepts Katigbak's apology. He tells the network to just donate the ₱2.6 million the network owed him in political ad refunds to charity.
March 5, 2020: Lawyer Larry Gadon files a “writ of prohibition," asking the Supreme Court to stop efforts of House members authoritizing NTC to issue a provisional permit for ABS-CBN's continued operations.
March 10, 2020: NTC Commissioner Gamaliel Cordoba told the House Committee on Legislative Franchises that it will issue a provisional authority to ABS-CBN, saying it will heed Guevarra's advice.
March 11, 2020: Congress goes on recess without passing any of the bills granting a fresh 25-year franchise to ABS-CBN.
May 3, 2020: On World Press Freedom Day, Calida tells NTC officials that they may face graft charges if they grant a provisional permit to ABS-CBN after its 25-year franchise expires, saying the network will have "no valid and existing legislative franchise" beyond May 4.
May 4, 2020: ABS-CBN’s franchise expires. Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque says the government will implement whatever the decision of the NTC will be on the fate of the media giant.
May 5, 2020: NTC orders ABS-CBN to stop its broadcast operations due to its expired franchise, and gives a 10-day window for the media giant to explain why the regulator should not recall its occupied frequencies.
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