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 GAWIN MO TO Pagkatapos magpirmahan ng Deed Of Absolute Sale🤔📝

Dear Follower,

Kapag tapos na ang pirmahan ng Deed of Absolute Sale (DOAS) — hindi pa diyan natatapos ang proseso. Ang kasunod ay ang pagbabayad ng taxes at paglipat ng titulo at tax declaration sa pangalan ng buyer.

Eto ang step-by-step process pagkatapos ng pirmahan:

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UNA – Ipa-notaryo ang Deed of Absolute Sale

 • Dapat notarized ang DOAS para maging legal at valid sa BIR at Registry of Deeds

 • Huwag tatanggap ng “draft” lang — kailangan may Notarial Seal at Entry Number

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PANGALAWA – Magbayad ng Taxes sa BIR

May dalawang buwis na kailangang bayaran:

 • Capital Gains Tax (CGT) – 6% ng selling price o zonal value (whichever is higher)

 • Documentary Stamp Tax (DST) – 1.5% ng selling price o zonal value

Mag-fill out ng:

 • BIR Form 1706 (CGT)

 • BIR Form 2000-OT (DST)

Ihanda ang mga requirements:

 • Notarized DOAS

 • Certified True Copy ng Title

 • Tax Declaration (Land and Improvement)

 • Valid IDs ng buyer at seller

 • TIN ng buyer at seller

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PANGATLO – Kumuha ng Certificate Authorizing Registration (CAR) mula sa BIR

 • Ito ang patunay na bayad na ang taxes at pwede nang mailipat ang titulo

 • Usually makukuha ito in 2 to 4 weeks depending sa RDO

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PANG-APAT – Magbayad ng Transfer Tax sa Treasurer’s Office

 • Bago makapagpatitulo, kailangan bayaran ang Transfer Tax (usually 0.5% to 0.75% ng FMV)

 • Dalhin ang CAR, DOAS, at Tax Dec

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PANG-LIMA – Magpatransfer ng Titulo sa Registry of Deeds (RD)

 • Dalhin ang CAR, DOAS, Transfer Tax receipt, at original title

 • Dito nila ilalabas ang bagong TCT sa pangalan mo bilang buyer

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PANG-ANIM – Magpalipat ng Tax Declaration sa Assessor’s Office

 • Huling step: i-update ang Tax Declaration ng lupa at bahay sa pangalan ng buyer

 • Requirement:

 • Certified true copy ng bagong Title

 • DOAS

 • CAR

 • Tax clearance

 • Barangay Cert (minsan)

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Tips:

Huwag hayaan matengga ang titulo sa pangalan ng seller. Pagkatapos ng pirmahan, gawin agad ang mga steps na ‘to para siguradong ikaw na ang legal owner.

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From Grease Money to Government Pork: Corruption Is a Ladder - And Everyone’s Climbing It

Nagsimula ito sa maliit.

Isang “Sir, baka naman may pang-merienda,” isang “Ma’am, para mabilis ma-approve.”

When I started my construction company back in 2018, akala ko ang laban ay tungkol lang sa sipag, diskarte, at kalidad.

Pero mali ako. 

The real battlefield wasn’t in the bidding halls or project sites - it was in the silent exchanges under the table.

Private sector pa lang ’yun. 

Engineers and procurement officers asking for “facilitation fees.” 

Tiny bribes, tiny sins - pero sa totoo lang, ito rin ang micro-version ng corruption na umaabot hanggang Malacañang at Congress.

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📍 The Micro and the Macro

Ang pinagkaiba lang ng corruption sa private at sa gobyerno ay scale.

Sa amin noon, isang engineer lang ang humihingi ng ₱20,000 para ma-approve ang quotation.

Sa gobyerno?

Isang undersecretary ang humihingi ng ₱20 million “commission” para ma-release ang project allocation.

Parehong “processing fee.”

Magkaibang decimal point.

That’s the irony - what I saw in boardrooms is the same virus that thrives in the bureaucracy. 

The same language, same justification, same shrug: “Ganyan talaga sistema.”

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📍 From Shell to DPWH

When I dealt with big corporations like Shell and Rebisco, I saw the same gray zones that government contractors navigate.

In the private sector, it’s “grease money.”

In the public sector, it’s “SOP.”

In both, it’s extortion disguised as “facilitation.”

And the Discayas, the Co’s , the flood-control barons - they just learned to play the same dirty game on a grander stage.

I was playing barangay basketball while they were in the PBA Finals of Corruption.

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📍 The Culture of Compromise

Sa umpisa, akala mo isolated cases lang. 

Pero habang tumatagal, you realize corruption isn’t a glitch in the system - it is the system.

Every engineer who accepts a bribe becomes a seed.

Every official who signs a padded contract becomes the tree.

Every voter who says “lahat naman sila corrupt” becomes the fertilizer.

The forest we’re living in now - full of pork, ghost projects, and dirty deals - grew from those seeds.

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🔴 Why I Closed My Company

I closed my company not because I failed in business, but because I refused to succeed by cheating.

Kasi kapag ang “honest contractor” na lang ang mukhang tanga,

kapag ang “by-the-book” ay parang insulto,

kapag ang “integrity” ay nagmumukhang liability - 

then something is deeply wrong with how we define progress.

What I experienced on a small scale, the Discayas are now magnifying a thousandfold - with flood-control funds instead of construction bids, with senators instead of engineers. 

Pareho lang ang logic: Who you know, not what you build.

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🟥 Corruption Is Not a Crime of the Few - It’s a Culture of the Many

Ang masakit na katotohanan?

The Philippines doesn’t just have corrupt leaders - it has a corruption ecosystem.

It’s in the clerk who delays papers for “coffee money.”

It’s in the contractor who inflates bids kasi “may hatian.”

It’s in the public that tolerates it kasi “wala namang malinis.”

I walked away from my company because I couldn’t breathe in that ecosystem anymore.

But walking away doesn’t cleanse me of it - it only made me see how deep the rot goes.

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If corruption on the small scale is the heartbeat of everyday business,

then corruption in government is the thunder that echoes that same rhythm - 

louder, deadlier, and proudly televised.

And until we stop glorifying those who “know how to play the game,”

we’ll never build a nation that’s truly ours - 

only one that’s constantly under construction,

funded by lies, and collapsing under its own greed.

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#MicroToMacroCorruption #SystemNotSymptom 

#BuildWithoutBribes 

#GreaseMoneyNation

#CorruptionNation

#TindigPilipino 

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“Master Teacher II vs Teacher I: Sa Likod ng Ranggo at Sakripisyo.”

Sa loob ng lumang paaralan ng San Roque Elementary, dalawang guro ang sabay na magreretiro, parehong ginugol ang higit tatlong dekada sa pagtuturo, ngunit may bangin sa pagitan ng kanilang katahimikan.

Si Gng. Leticia, isang Master Teacher II, ay kilala sa kanyang pagiging prim and proper, laging maayos ang pananamit, maingat sa pananalita, at walang kapintasan kahit sa kaniyang mga lesson plan. Marami ang humahanga sa kanyang dedikasyon. Ngunit sa kabila ng kanyang tagumpay sa propesyon, tahimik ang kanyang buhay sa labas ng paaralan. Matagal na siyang hiwalay sa asawa. Hindi siya nagkaanak. Ang paaralan ang naging tahanan niya, ang kanyang mga estudyante ang kanyang naging anak sa diwa.

Samantalang si Gng. Erlinda “Lynn” Magpantay, isang Teacher I hanggang sa huling araw ng kanyang serbisyo, ay kabaligtaran. Madalas siyang late. Mahilig tumawa nang malakas sa faculty room, minsan ay nabubulungan na naman daw ng loan ang kanyang araw. Marami siyang utang, sa mga lending app, sa kooperatiba, minsan pati sa kapwa guro. Ngunit sa likod ng kanyang pagkapagod at pagkabaon sa utang, ay ang kanyang apat na anak, lahat ngayon ay mga propesyonal. May nurse sa Canada, abogadong babae sa Maynila, isang pulis at isang guro rin sa pampublikong high school.

Ang hindi alam ng marami, may matagal nang alitan ang dalawa.

Labing-isang taon na ang nakalilipas, nang minsang nag-apply si Lynn para sa Teacher II, si Leticia ang tumangging i-endorso siya. Sa papel, mali ang attendance. Kulang ang reports. At may issue sa classroom observations. Hindi pinayagan ni Leticia na maipasa ang rekomendasyon. "Hindi sapat ang pakikisama sa promosyon," aniya.

"Ang sakit mo magsukat," sagot noon ni Lynn. "Para kang Diyos kung maghusga."

Simula noon, hindi na sila nag-usap nang maayos. Sa mga seminar, magkalayo sila ng upuan. Sa mga pulong, pareho silang tahimik, pero ang paligid nila’y puno ng tensyon. Ang buong faculty alam na may hidwaan. Pero walang nangahas manghimasok.

Habang papalapit ang kanilang sabayang retirement, naramdaman ng lahat ang bigat ng katahimikan sa silid-guro. Magkaibang-magkaiba sila pero magkapareho ang hangganan.

Isang linggo bago ang programa, lumabas ang balita: isang seremonyas lang para sa dalawa. "Tipid budget," paliwanag ng principal. Wala silang magawa. Ang sabayang pamamaalam ay nakatakda.

Dumating ang araw ng programa.

Isang simpleng pagtitipon sa multipurpose hall. Mga estudyante, kapwa guro, at dating alumni ang dumalo. Parehong nakaupo sa harap sina Leticia at Lynn, ngunit may isang bakanteng silya sa pagitan nila. Maraming pumansin, ngunit walang nagsalita.

Unang tinawag si Leticia. Tumayo siyang tuwid, parang hindi nadagdagan ng tatlong dekada ang kanyang gulang.

“Tatlongput limang taon,” panimula niya. “Tatlongput limang taon ng pagtuturo, paghubog, at paniniwala sa edukasyon. Wala akong anak, ngunit binigay ko ang sarili ko sa libo-libong batang dumaan sa silid-aralan ko. Ang bawat isa sa kanila ang naging dahilan kung bakit ako nagpatuloy.”

Tahimik ang lahat. Maraming napaluha.

“Hindi ako perpekto,” patuloy niya, “pero sinikap kong maging patas, maging matuwid, at panindigan ang prinsipyo kahit minsan ay may masasaktan.”

Pagkaupo niya, tinawag si Lynn. Mabigat ang hakbang, halatang naiiyak na.

“Hindi ko kayang pantayan ang galing ni Ma’am Leticia,” panimula niya, may halong biro ngunit bakas ang pait. “Ako ‘yung tipo ng guro na madalas kulang, kulang sa oras, kulang sa budget, kulang sa tulog.”

Tawanan ang ilan, ngunit agad ding natahimik.

“Pero hindi ako kulang sa dahilan,” dagdag niya. “Lahat ng pagkukulang ko sa papel ay kabayaran para sa pag-aaral ng mga anak ko. Ang bawat loan, bawat dagdag load, bawat pangungutang, lahat ‘yon para sa kanila. At ngayon, kahit ako'y nananatiling Teacher I hanggang huli, ang apat kong anak ay patunay ng tagumpay ng sakripisyo ng isang guro’t ina.”

Tumigil siya. Lumuha.

“Pero may isang bagay akong di naisip noon… Yung sakit na dinadala ko sa dibdib ko para sa isang tao na pinaniwalaan kong humadlang sa akin.”

At saka siya tumingin kay Leticia.

“Ma’am Leticia, alam kong matagal na. At hindi ko sinabi noon, pero pinasan ko ‘yung sama ng loob hanggang sa puntong ito. Pero habang nakikinig ako sa inyo kanina, napagtanto kong pareho tayong nagmahal, magkaiba lang ang direksyon. Ikaw sa propesyon. Ako sa pamilya. Pero parehong totoo. Parehong sakripisyo.”

Tahimik ang buong hall. Walang umimik.

Sa unang pagkakataon sa loob ng maraming taon, tumingin si Leticia kay Lynn, hindi bilang kasalungat, kundi bilang kapwa.

“Lynn,” sagot niya, “siguro nga naging mahigpit ako. Kasi ang buong buhay ko, wala akong inatupag kundi ang pagiging guro. Pero hindi ibig sabihin na hindi ko nakita ang pagod mo. Ngayon, malinaw sa akin: Ang tagumpay ay hindi nasusukat sa ranggo. Minsan, mas malalim ang marka ng sakripisyo.”

Tumayo si Leticia, at dahan-dahang nilapitan si Lynn. Walang yakapan, walang eksenang parang teleserye. Pero sapat na ang tinginan nilang dalawa upang maunawaan ng lahat: ang kapatawaran ay dumarating hindi dahil napilitang magkabati, kundi dahil may pag-unawang pinili.

Sa huling bahagi ng programa, habang sabay silang binigyan ng plake ng pagkilala, marahang tumugtog ang school bell, hudyat ng pagtatapos ng klase, at hudyat din ng pagtatapos ng kanilang serbisyo.

Hindi man naging magkaibigan, naging magkapantay. Sa dulo, pareho silang guro. Parehong nagsakripisyo. Parehong tumanda sa pag-aalay.

At pareho silang karapat-dapat.

-GalawangFrancisco

Empathy

When kindness turns into pressure.

Imagine this. You board a plane, find your seat — the one you carefully chose and paid extra for because you wanted the window view. You sit down, ready to relax.

Then a mother with a crying baby stops beside you.

“Can you please give up your seat for my child?” she asks — part pleading, part expecting.

You pause. You’ve been raised to be kind, to help when you can. But this time, something feels off.

You think, Why should I give up something I paid for, just because someone else didn’t plan ahead? Does empathy mean always surrendering my own comfort?

So, calmly, you say,

“I’m sorry… I’d prefer to stay in my seat.”

That’s what Jennifer, a passenger in Brazil, did.

No shouting, no rudeness — just boundaries.

But the mother began filming her, accusing her of being heartless. The video went viral.

Jennifer was attacked online, labeled cruel, even though she had simply said no.

Later, she took legal action — not for revenge, but for respect.

To remind people that kindness isn’t obedience, and saying no doesn’t make you bad.

Sometimes, standing your ground is the kindest thing you can do —

for yourself, and for the real meaning of empathy. ✈️💭

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NASUBUKAN MO NA BA ANG ONLINE PAYMENT SYSTEM SA PAGBABAYAD NG REAL PROPERTY TAX?

Kung hindi pa, ito na ang pagkakataon mong subukan ang mas mabilis na paraan ng pagbabayad ng REAL PROPERTY TAX.  

Paano nga ba magbayad ONLINE?

STEP 1: Gumawa ng User Account sa boss.bacoor.gov.ph. 

STEP 2: I-enroll ang iyong mga property o properties (Hiwalay ang enrollment para sa LUPA, BAHAY, at EQUIPMENTS). I-click ang REAL PROPERTY ENROLLMENT sa ilalim ng TRANSACTIONS sa iyong account. 

STEP 3: Punan ang kinakailangang impormasyon para sa enrollment, pagkatapos ay i-click ang VERIFY. 

STEP 4: Tingnan ang iyong “PROFILE” at I-click ang “REAL PROPERTY. Pagkatapos ay sunod namang I-click ang “BILL” button. 

STEP 5: Pindutin ang "PAY CURRENT YEAR" at lagyan ng tsek ang "INCLUDE ADVANCE PAYMENT" (kung nais mong isama ang komputasyon para sa taong 2026). Pagkatapos ay i-click ang "COMPUTE" button.

STEP 6: I-click ang “GENERATE SOA”

STEP 7: Sa iyong screen, i-click ang icon ng "LANDBANK OF THE PHILIPPINES" at i-click ang "PROCEED" 

STEP 8: Pumili ng "PAYMENT GATEWAY OPTIONS": LANDBANK ATM AT DEBIT ACCOUNTS (Dapat na i-enroll ang iyong Landbank ATM sa LANDBANK iAccess bago gamitin ang option na ito) meron ding option for other participating BANCNET member banks.

Sa ngalan ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Bacoor, sa pangunguna ni Mayor Strike B. Revilla, inaanyayahan po namin ang lahat na agad na magbayad ng inyong Real Property Tax. 

Maraming salamat po sa inyong pakikiisa at pagtitiwala.

Transparent + accountable = kasaganaan.

“Kung Walang Korap, Walang Mahirap” - The Slogan That Aged Like Fine Truth

May mga salitang hindi kailangang sigawan para tumama. “Kung walang korap, walang mahirap.” “Gobyernong tapat, angat buhay lahat.”

Noon, campaign slogans lang ito ni Noynoy Aquino at Leni Robredo. Pero ngayon, para na silang prophecy - isang paalala ng kung ano ang nangyari kapag may dangal sa pamahalaan, at kung gaano kalalim ang bagsak kapag nawala ito.

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🟨 The Golden Six Years of Governance

Under PNoy, the Philippines didn’t just rise - it soared.

Habang ang ibang bansa ay naghahabol ng growth, tayo ang lumalaban. 

One of the fastest-growing economies in the world, sabi ng World Bank. 

The country earned its first-ever investment-grade rating, a historic milestone that told investors: “Philippines is finally trustworthy.”

Backlogs in education? - Cleared.

Military modernization? - Revived.

Fiscal discipline? - Solid.

PNoy’s administration left ₱1 trillion in surplus, lowered debt-to-GDP from 41% to 33%, and raised GDP by 52% - a legacy of responsible leadership.

Hindi ito tungkol sa pagiging perpekto.

PNoy was far from that. 

Pero malinaw ang prinsipyo: Tuwid na Daan meant no shortcuts, no kickbacks, no cronies. 

Government was boringly honest - and it worked.

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🟪 The Leni Robredo Standard

Then came Leni - armed not with power, but with principle.

Her Office of the Vice President had a measly ₱700 million budget, zero Cabinet role, and yet - nagawang magtayo ng Angat Buhay, the largest volunteer-driven anti-poverty program in Philippine history.

Walang “confidential funds,” walang “special projects,” pero consistent sa COA clean audits. 

In fact, she ISO-certified the OVP for transparency - something no predecessor or successor has ever done.

Kaya nung bumagyo, bumaha, o nagka-pandemya, hindi naghintay ang mga tao ng utos mula Malacañang - dumiretso sila kay Leni. 

Because they knew: dito, walang mawawala sa bulsa mo; dito, may pag-asa.

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🟥 The Fall: “Change is Coming” Became “Chains are Coming”

Tapos dumating ang “Change is Coming” at “Unity” - mga salitang magaganda sa pandinig pero bulok sa laman.

Biglang umakyat ang utang mula 39% to 58% of GDP, habang ang mga flood control projects naging cash machines.

Ang mga confidential fund naging pampayaman fund.

Ang tuwid na daan, naging daang baluktot, lubak-lubak, at madilim.

We traded integrity for illusion, reform for rhetoric, and hope for hashtags.

Ngayon, may Independent Commission for Infrastructure na nag-iimbestiga sa multi-trillion floodgate scandal - isang paalala kung gaano kabilis bumalik ang dilim kapag pinili nating kalimutan ang liwanag.

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🛑 The Lesson We Forgot

Both PNoy and Leni knew the formula:

Transparency + Accountability = Prosperity.

Ang korapsyon, hindi lang krimen - ito ang mismong hadlang sa kinabukasan ng bawat batang Pilipino na dapat may classroom, bawat magsasaka na dapat may irigasyon, at bawat manggagawa na dapat may disenteng sahod.

So next time you hear those words again - 

“Kung walang korap, walang mahirap.”

“Gobyernong tapat, angat buhay lahat.”

Don’t just remember the slogans.

Remember the proof.

Remember the years when our leaders were humble enough to serve and brave enough to stay clean.

And remember too the years we traded honesty for spectacle - because look where that got us, and where we are now.

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#TuwidNaDaan #AngatBuhayLahat #KungWalangKorapWalangMahirap #BalikSaKatotohanan #LeadershipByExample #TindigPilipino 

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Maging independent

 Kung ayaw mong pasan mo pa rin ang mga anak mo pagtanda mo? Eto gawin mo ngayon.

Maraming magulang ang buong buhay nagbanat ng buto, tapos sa huli sila pa rin ang inaasahan. Hindi dahil tamad ang anak kundi madalas kasi hindi sila naturuang maging independent. Kung ayaw mong mangyari yon, eto ang mga dapat mong simulan habang maaga:

1. Turuan silang kumayod, hindi lang mag-aral.

Grades are good, pero diskarte ang kailangan nila sa totoong buhay. Bigyan mo sila ng maliliit na responsibilidad like tumulong sa bahay, magbenta, mag-ipon ng sarili nilang pera. Diyan nabubuo ang tiwala sa sarili.

2. Huwag gawing safety net ang bahay.

Kapag kaya na nilang tumayo sa sarili, hayaan mo silang matuto. Tinuturuan mo lang silang maging matatag.

3. Huwag mo silang laging sagipin.

Kapag palaging may “Nanay o Tatay to the rescue,” hindi nila mararanasan kung paano bumangon mag-isa. Hayaan silang magkamali, kasi doon sila matututo.

4. Pag-usapan nyo ang pera.

Hindi nakakahiya ang money talk. Ipakita mo kung paano ka nagba-budget at nag-iipon. Kapag alam nila kung gaano kahirap kitain ang pera, mas magiging responsable sila.

5. Ipakita mo sa gawa, hindi lang sa salita.

Kung ikaw ay disiplinado, marunong mag-ipon, at hindi umaasa sa iba, gagayahin ka nila. Dapat ikaw ang role model nila.

6. Palitan mo ang “utang na loob” ng “responsibilidad.”

Ang goal mo hindi yung magbayad sila sa’yo, kundi matuto silang tumayo sa sarili. Ang pinakamagandang regalo ng magulang? Anak na hindi mo kailangang alagaan habang buhay.

7. Ipakita ang tunay na adulting.

Wag mo itago ang stress, pagod, at responsibility. Kapag nakita nilang real talk ang pagiging magulang, mas rerespetuhin nila ang effort mo at matututo silang maghanda sa sarili nilang laban.

#RealTalkParenting #IndependentNaAnak #ResponsablengAnak #RealTalkPH

Di ko alam kung kaninong kuwento ito.

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Maaga na rin akong natutulog, then nagigising na ako ng 4 AM.

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Hindi ko alam kung kaninong kwento ito, pero sana balang araw magawa ko rin 'to. 🤣

Diosdado P. Banatao

 ➡️Diosdado P. Banatao is a Filipino entrepreneur and engineer working in the high-tech industry, credited with having developed the first 10-Mbit Ethernet CMOS with silicon coupler data-link control and transceiver chip, the first system logic chipset for IBM's PC-XT and the PC-AT, and one of the first graphical user interface (GUI) accelerators for personal computers. A three-time start-up veteran, he co-founded Mostron, Chips and Technologies, and S3 Graphics.

➡️Banatao was born on May 23, 1946, in Iguig, Cagayan, Philippines. His father, Salvador Banatao, was a rice farmer. His mother, Rosita Banatao, was a housekeeper.

➡️Banatao is known for his rags to riches story. During his childhood, he walked barefoot on a dirt road just to reach Malabbac Elementary School. He pursued his secondary education at the Jesuit-run Ateneo de Tuguegarao. After high school, he pursued his Bachelor of Science in Electric Engineering from the Mapúa Institute of Technology and graduated cum laude.

➡️After college, he turned down several job offers, including one from Meralco. He joined Philippine Airlines as a trainee pilot, and later joined Boeing. At Boeing, he worked as a design engineer for the company's new commercial airliner and cargo transport aircraft, Boeing 747, in the United States. With the opportunity to stay in the United States, he then took his Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Stanford University and finished in 1972. Banatao also joined the Homebrew Computer Club, where he met Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.

➡️After finishing his master's degree, Banatao worked with different technology companies such as the National Semiconductor, Intersil, and Commodore International where he designed the first single chip, 16-bit microprocessor-based calculator. In 1981, he developed the first 10-Mbit Ethernet CMOS with silicon coupler data-link control and transceiver chip while working in Seeq Technology. He was also credited for the first system logic chip set for IBM's PC-XT and the PC-AT; the local bus concept and one of the first the first GUI accelerator chips for personal computers.

➡️In 1984, Banatao and his business partner Francis Siu, founded a high-technology company, Moston, starting with a capital of half a million US dollars. Mostron was launched as a manufacturer of motherboards. They also hired Ron Yara of Intel as a company executive. After he developed a five-chip set, he co-founded Chips and Technologies in 1985. The company developed system logic chip set for IBM's PC-XT and the PC-AT. The company earned $12 million in its first four months. After 22 months, the company went public. In 1989, Banatao launched his third start-up company, S3 Graphics, with Yara in Santa Clara, California. S3 focused on enhancing the graphic capabilities in personal computers by using a graphic accelerator chip. The key to this was Banatao's invention of a local bus. The company had an initial public offering of $30 million. In 1996, the company became the leader of the graphic-chips market, beating a strong competitor, Cirrus Logic, Inc. In the same year, Chips & Technologies was sold to Intel for about $300 million. In 2000, he decided to start his own venture capital firm named Tallwood Venture Capital with a capital of US$300 million, all of which came from his own pocket. He later sold another company for more than $1 billion, where it had less than 20 employees. Dado was also part of SiRF, where it started the consumerization of GPS after it had been declassified by the US Government.

➡️In 2010, Banatao became Ikanos Communications' CEO after Michael Gulett resigned as the company's CEO and President.

➡️In the Philippines, Banatao through his Dado Banatao Educational Foundation, annually awards five educational scholarships to intelligent Filipino students who have bright futures in the field of engineering and technology. Also, with Philippine Development Foundation which he chairs, he is helping send brilliant young Filipinos to school to help them reach their full potential. PhilDev was spun off from Ayala Foundation's program. Through his Banatao Filipino American Fund, he assists Californian high school students of Filipino heritage who are pursuing a college education in engineering. He also built a computer center at his grade school in his childhood town of Iguig in Cagayan Valley, making it the only public school with the most modern computer network in the Philippines.

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Transparency protect the people.

 Transparency Is the Last Line of Defense

By Dr. Anthony C. Leachon

In a time of engineered confusion and institutional retreat, transparency is no longer a virtue—it is a necessity.

The Blue Ribbon Committee has been silenced. Senator Lacson, a seasoned truth-seeker, has resigned. Mayor Benjie Magalong, a symbol of integrity, has stepped away from the Integrity and Compliance Initiative. 

These resignations are not routine—they are warnings.

Meanwhile, the small fishes are prosecuted while the whales dance freely. The architects of the most scandal-ridden budget in our history remain untouched. 

President Marcos Jr. now casts himself as a whistleblower, distancing from a budget he signed. But the people are not confused. They are watching.

The Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) stands as the last credible hope for truth. But hope without transparency is hollow. 

Livestreaming the investigation is not a luxury—it is a public right. Press briefings and filtered summaries will not suffice. The people deserve to see the facts unfold in real time, without spin, without choreography.

Because when institutions shut down, when leaders resign, and when accountability is delayed, transparency becomes the only line of defense against impunity.

Let the cameras roll. Let the truth speak.

Because in the end, silence protects the powerful.

And transparency protects the people.

Tony Leachon

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Betty Go Belmonte

 Mula 2003, ang 'Betty Go Belmonte' pa rin ang maituturing na pinakamalungkot na LRT 2 Station, kakaunti ang nasakay, kakaunti rin ang nababa, pero sa kabila ng katahimikan ng estasyon nakatago pala ang kwento sa taong dito'y pinangalan. 

Si Billie Mary "Betty" Go-Belmonte ay ang panganay na anak ni Go Puan Seng, ang nagtatag ng 'The Fookien Times' isang Filipino-Chinese newspaper sa bansa noon.

Walong taon noon si Betty ng pinili ng kanyang pamilya ang manirahan sa masukal at liblib na paanan ng Sierra Madre na malapit sa Ipo Dam upang umiwas sa mga Hapon, dito nila naranasang maghirap ng husto at mangahoy, iniwan ang karangyaan at kayamanan upang hindi mapaslang ng mga mananakop. 

Pagkatapos ng giyera, bumalik sila sa syudad at nagsipag-aral kasama ng kanyang mga kapatid sa Kamuning Public School, na-bully noon si Betty dahil kanyang pangalang 'Billie' kaya mula noon sa pangalang 'Betty' na s'ya nakilala. 

Ang pangarap ni Betty ay maging misyonaryo at wala sa isip nito ang mag-asawa, hindi ito nagustuhan ng kanyang ama. Maging ang kurso nitong AB English ay desisyon din ng kanyang ama, 'di rin nito natupad ang pangarap sa sarili ang makapagtapos sa Fine Arts. 'Di man n'ya nakamit ito, ang galing nito sa English language at pagsusulat ang magdadala pala sa kanya sa tagumpay. 

Sa Kolehiyo, sinusingitan s'ya noong una ng mga kaklase dahil sa lahing chinese nito, kahit pa ang ina n'ya ay purong Filipino at Dual-citizen naman ang kanyang ama. Pero winalang-bahala n'ya ang mga panlalait ng mga ito, sa halip naging magaling na manunulat ng kanilang university newspaper, nanalo bilang student leader ng pamantasan at mula noon hinangaan na ang galing at talino nito. 

Nang maideklara ang Martial Law noong 1972, ang kanilang newspaper company ang isa sa mga pinasara, panahon kung saan kasal na ito kay Feliciano Belmonte Jr., hindi ito umalis ng bansa o nagtago gaya ng desisyon ng Amang magpunta ng Sierra Madre noong panahon ng digmaan, sa halip patuloy itong nagtrabaho at nagsulat sa mga aktikulo ng peryodikong piniling manatiling bukas ng gobyerno. 

1986, tinatag ni Betty ang dyaryong 'Ang Pilipino Ngayon' ito ang nangunang Filipino tabloid ng bansa noon. Sunod nito ang pagbubukas n'ya ng isa sa pinakamalaking broadsheet ng bansa ang 'The Philippine Star'. Tinalo ng kanyang kumpanya ang Inquirer at Manila Bulletin sa usapin ng sales at mas nagkaroon ng tiwala ang publiko sa kanila, nangako ito na mananatiling balance, objective, walang pinapanigan at fair ang reporting ng kanilang pahayagan. 

Sina Betty at Sonny Belmonte, Jr. ay may apat na anak, ito ay sina; Isaac, Kevin, Miguel and Joy Belmonte. Pumanaw si Betty sa Quezon City noong ika-28 ng Enero 1994 dahil sa cancer pero hindi papanaw ang kanyang ala-ala sa paglaban n'ya para sa matuwid, wasto at tamang pagbabalita na kailangan ng bayan. 

Bilang ala-ala sa kanyang naging ambag sa larangan ng peryodiko, ipinangalan sa kanya ang isang kalye bilang Betty Go-Belmonte Street na kalauna'y tinayuan ng isa sa station ng LRT

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Ban Political Dynasties

 Political Dynasties: The Ultimate Family Business – At Our Expense

Kung ang gobyerno ay parang isang malaking palengke, sino ang may hawak ng pwesto? Ang taong-bayan o iilang pamilya lang?

Isipin mo ang isang palengke na iisang pamilya ang may-ari ng lahat ng tindahan:

* Si tatay ang may-ari ng karinderya, siya rin ang nagtatakda ng presyo.

* Si nanay ang may-ari ng bigasan, siya rin ang humahawak ng puhunan.

* Si kuya ang may stall ng gulay, siya rin ang nagdedesisyon kung sino ang puwedeng magtinda.

* Si ate ang pinuno ng market association, kaya kapag may reklamo, sa kanila pa rin babagsak.

Walang ibang may pagkakataong pumasok, walang patas na kompetisyon, at kung may anomalya, pamilya pa rin ang mag-iimbestiga. Paano magkakaroon ng hustisya kung sila rin ang may hawak ng buong palengke?

Ganyan din sa gobyerno. Kapag iisang pamilya ang paulit-ulit na nakaupo, nagiging personal na negosyo ang kapangyarihan. Hindi na interes ng bayan ang pinaglilingkuran, kundi interes ng sariling angkan.

Isang Pamilya, Isang Gobyerno

Tingnan ang sitwasyon:

* Ferdinand Marcos Jr. – Presidente ng Republika ng Pilipinas

* Imee Marcos – Senador

* Martin Romualdez – Speaker ng House of Representatives

* Sandro Marcos – Congressman ng Ilocos Norte

Lahat ay magkamag-anak. Sa ilalim ng Konstitusyon (Article II, Section 1), ang soberanya ay nasa mamamayan, hindi sa isang pamilya. Pero sa aktwal na sistema, tila lumalabas na ang kapangyarihan ay umiikot lang sa kanila.

Kapag may kwestyonableng budget o anomalya, sino ang mag-audit? Si Imee ba ay ipapatawag ang kapatid niyang si Bongbong? Si Romualdez ba ay kokontra sa pinsan niyang Pangulo? Si Sandro ba ay hahamon sa sarili niyang ama? Kapag magkakamag-anak ang gumagawa, nagpapatupad, at nagbabantay ng batas, nasisira ang prinsipyo ng separation of powers at checks and balances na nakasaad sa Article II, Section 1 at Article VI–VIII ng 1987 Constitution.

At hindi lang ito tungkol sa iisang pamilya. Nariyan din ang:

* Duterte dynasty sa Davao (Rodrigo Duterte, Sara Duterte, Paolo Duterte, Sebastian Duterte)

* Cayetano dynasty sa Taguig (Alan Peter Cayetano, Pia Cayetano, at kanilang mga asawa at kamag-anak)

* Estrada-Ejercito dynasty sa San Juan at Manila (Joseph Estrada, Jinggoy Estrada, JV Ejercito)

* Garcia dynasty sa Cebu

* Zubiri dynasty sa Bukidnon

* Villafuerte dynasty sa Camarines Sur

* Revilla family sa Cavite

Palit-palit lang ng pwesto, halinhinan sa posisyon, at sinisiguro ang tuloy-tuloy na impluwensya. Hindi ito simpleng pagsunod sa batas, kundi pagbaluktot sa diwa ng Konstitusyon na nagsasaad sa Article II, Section 26: “The State shall guarantee equal access to opportunities for public service, and prohibit political dynasties as may be defined by law.”

Bakit hanggang ngayon walang Anti-Dynasty Law? Dahil ang mga gumagawa ng batas sa Kongreso ay sila ring miyembro ng mga political dynasty. Sa mga datos ng Commission on Elections at Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ), mahigit 70 porsyento ng mga halal na opisyal ay kabilang sa political dynasties, kabilang ang halos lahat ng probinsya sa bansa.

Bakit Talo ang Ordinaryong Kandidato?

1. Mas May Pera

   * May access sila sa public funds at discretionary budgets tulad ng PDAF noon at ngayon sa pamamagitan ng “ayuda” o local infrastructure programs.

   * Ginagamit nila ang mga proyekto ng gobyerno bilang campaign propaganda, taliwas sa Omnibus Election Code na nagbabawal sa paggamit ng public funds para sa pangangampanya (Section 261, paragraph o).

   * Dahil sa koneksyon, mas marami silang campaign donors na umaasang may kapalit na pabor sa negosyo o kontrata.

2. Hawak Nila ang Makinarya

   * Kontrolado nila ang mga lokal na opisyal mula gobernador hanggang barangay.

   * Ginagamit nila ang LGU resources at government employees sa kampanya, na labag sa Civil Service Rules at Section 261 of the Omnibus Election Code.

   * Patronage politics ang umiiral: tulong, trabaho, at proyekto kapalit ng boto.

3. Hawak Nila ang Media at Diskurso

   * May access sila sa government media at paid airtime na nagtatampok ng kanilang pangalan kahit labag sa equal media access rule ng Comelec.

   * May kakayahan silang magpakalat ng disinformation laban sa mga independent candidates.

   * Sa social media, may makinarya silang pinopondohan para kontrolin ang narrative at branding.

4. Gamit ang Kapangyarihan para Manakot

   * Maraming kalaban ang nakakasuhan bago ang halalan, tinatanggalan ng permit o project budget.

   * May mga local officials na pinipilit lumipat ng partido kapalit ng suporta o pondo.

   * Ang ganitong sitwasyon ay labag sa prinsipyo ng free and genuine elections na itinakda ng Article V ng Konstitusyon.

Political Dynasties = Walang Tunay na Demokrasya

Kapag ang kapangyarihan ay umiikot lang sa iilang pamilya, hindi na ito demokrasya kundi oligarchy. Ayon sa 2014 Asian Institute of Management Policy Center, ang mga probinsiyang may mataas na bilang ng political dynasties ay kadalasang may mas mataas na poverty rate at mas mababang human development index. Ibig sabihin, habang pinayayaman nila ang sarili, patuloy na naghihirap ang mamamayan.

At sino ang humaharang sa pagbabago? Sila rin. Sa bawat panukalang Anti-Dynasty Bill na inihain mula 1988 hanggang 2024, walang umusad sa plenaryo ng Kongreso. Ang mga miyembro ng political clans ang mayorya ng boto, kaya lagi itong natatabunan.

Solusyon: Ibasura ang Monopolyo ng Pamilya sa Pulitika

* Ipatupad ang Anti-Dynasty Law alinsunod sa Article II, Section 26 ng Konstitusyon. Walang pamilya ang dapat may tuloy-tuloy na kontrol sa anumang antas ng gobyerno.

* Gawing patas ang laban sa eleksyon sa pamamagitan ng campaign finance reform, equal airtime, at limitasyon sa paggamit ng public funds sa panahon ng kampanya.

* Palakasin ang checks and balances sa pamamagitan ng independent institutions tulad ng Commission on Audit, Ombudsman, at Civil Service Commission, na dapat may proteksiyon laban sa political influence.

Kung gusto natin ng tunay na pagbabago, hindi sapat ang pagpapalit ng apelyido sa balota. Dapat nating putulin ang ugat ng problema: ang paulit-ulit na paghawak ng iisang pamilya sa kapangyarihan.

Ban Political Dynasties – Para sa gobyernong patas, bukas, at walang tinatago.

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Prevention

PREVENTION is better than CURE. ⛑️⛑️⛑️

Why do we wait until our riverbanks and coastlines are overrun by informal settlers before enforcing land-use and no-build zones?

Neglecting these rules drives down land values, degrades the environment, and leaves communities exposed to disasters. Then we spend even more on calamity funds and costly infrastructure that drain public resources and scar our natural landscape.

Prevention lies in proactive planning.

Planning is foresight, it saves lives, land, and public funds.

Strict compliance to land use, and respect for nature’s boundaries is the safest, environmentally friendly and the most cost-effective protection a city or nation can have.

Just let the right team of experts do the job.

#architecture #engineering #construction #fblifestyle

Wood clips

Japanese wood clips.

Be healty

 My dad passed away in his early 40s.

That’s one of the biggest reasons why I do what I do now.

He was young. Akalain mo 40s pa lang. 😬

Tapos anim kaming magkakapatid. 

Pero sa totoo lang, parang tanda niya na noon.

Pagod. Sakitin. Mataas ang BP. 

I didn’t know it then, pero lifestyle pala talaga.

Years of not moving enough, not eating right, not resting well —

unti-unting bumabawi ang katawan.

Until one day, he was just… gone.

Hindi ko siya masisisi.

Wala namang nagturo sa kanya kung paano maging malusog habang tumatanda.

Wala namang nag-remind sa kanya na hindi pa huli ang lahat.

Kaya siguro, ngayon ko naiintindihan kung bakit ko ginagawa to. 

I coach people in their 40s and 50s and even 70s.

not just to look good,

but to stay strong.

To be present sa buhay ng pamilya nila.

To feel alive, not just surviving.

Kung tatay ka, nanay ka, asawa,

someone out there needs you well.

Not just around — but strong, functional, joyful.

And if no one told you this before, let me be the first:

You still have time.

You still matter.

And you’re not too late to start.

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What To Do During an Earthquake?

🏠 If You Are Indoors (at Home, School, or Office)

1. Stay where you are! Do not run outside immediately — most injuries happen from falling objects or collapsing walls near exits.

2. DROP, COVER, and HOLD ON!

DROP to your hands and knees before the shaking knocks you down. COVER your head and neck under a sturdy table or desk. HOLD ON to the furniture until the shaking stops.

3. Stay away from windows, glass, and heavy furniture that might topple.

4. If in bed, stay there — protect your head with a pillow.

5. Do not use elevators. Use stairs after the shaking stops.

6. Turn off gas, electricity, and water valves once it’s safe to do so to prevent fires or leaks.

🏢 If You Are in a High-Rise Building

1. Move away from windows and shelves.

2. Do not rush to stairways or elevators while the shaking is happening.

3. Hold on to a stable object and brace yourself.

4. Once the shaking stops, evacuate calmly using the stairs.

5. Check for cracks or falling debris before exiting.

6. Proceed to the designated evacuation area.

 🚗 If You Are in a Car

1. Pull over safely and stop in an open area — away from bridges, trees, power lines, and tall buildings.

2. Stay inside the vehicle with your seatbelt fastened until the shaking stops.

3. Turn on hazard lights and listen to the radio for updates.

4. After the shaking stops, drive carefully — avoid damaged roads and fallen debris.

5. Do not block emergency routes.

 🏬 If You Are in a Mall, Theater, or Public Place

1. Stay calm — do not rush to the exits.

2. Take cover under a sturdy table or counter.

3. Protect your head and neck from falling objects.

4. Follow staff or security instructions.

5. After shaking stops, exit slowly and avoid glass walls or shelves that may still fall.

 🏫 If You Are in School

1. Duck, cover, and hold under your desk.

2. Face away from windows and glass.

3. Wait for your teacher’s signal before evacuating.

4. Proceed in an orderly line to your school’s open evacuation area.

🚆 If You Are in a Train (MRT/LRT or PNR)

1. Hold firmly to a handrail or support pole.

2. Stay inside the train while it’s moving.

3. Wait for the train to stop and follow staff instructions.

4. Do not panic or push others.

5. Avoid power lines or metal structures outside the train.

🏙️ If You Are Outdoors

1. Move to an open area away from buildings, trees, lampposts, and power lines.

2. Stay alert for falling debris, glass, or signboards.

3. If near the coast, move to higher ground immediately — a tsunami may follow a strong quake.

4. Stay away from cliffs or slopes that may collapse.

🏥 If You Are in a Hospital

1. Stay with your patient if safe.

2. Protect your head and neck with your arms or pillow.

3. Avoid moving beds or equipment during the shaking.

4. Follow the instructions of medical staff or safety marshals.

✈️ If You Are in an Airport

1. Stay away from glass panels and heavy fixtures.

2. Do not rush to exits or escalators.

3. Follow airport emergency announcements and staff directions.

4. Wait for clearance before resuming travel.

⚠️ After the Shaking Stops 

1. Check yourself and others for injuries.

2.Evacuate calmly if necessary — do not use elevators.

3.Be alert for aftershocks.

4.Listen to official advisories (PHIVOLCS, NDRRMC, or local DRRMO).

5. Avoid coastal areas if a tsunami warning is issued.

6.Help others but stay safe.

7. Continue to pray for everyone's safety. 🙏

Her Thoughts 

Prayer for the Philippines 🇵🇭🙏

Dear Lord,

Please cover our families with Your comfort and loving arms. Bless us with Your protection at all times, Lord. Keep our homes and all structures covered and blessed by Your holy blood. Help us to be of service to our kababayans. We need You, oh Lord — we need You. 🙏🇵🇭

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BACKS TO THE RIVER: HOW SARA DUTERTE’S TEAM TURNS ATTACKS INTO ARMOR

In ancient Chinese warfare, generals used a ruthless tactic when they were outnumbered: they cornered their troops in front of a river so there was no escape. No retreat, no surrender. When soldiers know there is nowhere to run, they fight harder. Fear turns into loyalty. Desperation turns into obedience.

That is exactly what Sara Duterte’s advisers and communication team are doing now — cornering their followers emotionally so they will fight blindly for her, no matter the issue.

1. Cornered, Not Conspired

It’s true that Sara Duterte is being attacked from many sides. Marcos, Romualdez, Kakampinks, Leftists — everyone has their own agenda. Totoo, pinopolitika siya. Pero hindi lahat ng pinopolitika ay inosente. In politics, being attacked is not a badge of virtue; often, it’s the price you pay for poor performance.

And let’s be honest: everything in politics is political. The whole system runs on power, influence, and survival. So the line “pinopolitika lang ako” is a weak defense. Politics is not persecution; it is the arena of accountability.

Her inner circle knows this, yet they twist the narrative. They turn every question into “pambabastos,” every investigation into “panggigipit.” Parang sundalong itinulak sa pampang ng ilog, her followers are made to believe that the only choice left is to fight, even when their loyalty is being used.

Yes, politics can be cruel but governance is not theater. Leaders are judged by outcomes, not by applause.

2. Turning Weakness into a Rallying Cry

The more Sara looks cornered, the louder her defenders scream. Every criticism becomes personal, every issue turns into “fake news.” But beneath the noise lies a record that’s hard to defend.

As DepEd Secretary, she failed to deliver basic reforms. The overpriced laptop deal remained unresolved. Thousands of classrooms were left unfinished, yet she blamed the DPWH instead of fixing the system. The feeding program for students was spoiled literally and figuratively. Kahit pa minana niya ang ilang problema, wala siyang ipinakitang solusyon. A true leader inherits problems and solves them, not points fingers.

A real leader cleans the mess; she didn’t even touch the mop.

And before anyone says, “lahat naman may issue,” remember that accountability is not comparative. We don’t excuse wrongdoing by saying others do it too.

3. Terrain Control: The Battlefield of Emotion

Chinese generals used terrain to win wars; Sara’s team uses emotion to win sympathy. They want people to see not the COA findings or DepEd data, but a woman being bullied by the powerful. Yet while this drama unfolds, DepEd’s own reports show declining student performance, teacher shortages, and a worsening lack of learning materials under her leadership.

That’s not politics — that’s performance. Public service is not a teleserye. Ang laban ng lider ay hindi sa awa kundi sa resulta.

4. The Real Danger: When the River Floods Back

But illusions don’t last forever. Once people realize that being attacked is not the same as being right, the walls of defense will crumble. No amount of emotional propaganda can hide unpaid teachers, broken schools, or spoiled food from feeding programs. When those truths rise again, they flood everything.

Her political machinery cannot rely forever on the narrative of persecution. Because truth, like water, always finds its way back.

5. The Pattern of Desperation

This playbook isn’t new. Duterte Sr. used the same script — the “probinsyano versus elites” narrative even while holding the full power of the presidency. The same tactic was used to justify EJKs (“kalaban ng gobyerno”), to silence media (“fake news daw”), and to dismiss the ICC (“panghihimasok ng dayuhan”). Now the same story is being recycled — same family, same tactic, same manipulation of loyalty.

And now, her camp is crying foul that Boying Remulla was appointed Ombudsman claiming it’s part of a plot to destroy Sara. But investigating corruption is the Ombudsman’s job. Billions were allegedly pocketed from flood control projects with witnesses naming Martin Romualdez and Zaldy Co, yet her supporters frame Remulla’s appointment as a political attack.

The irony is clear. During Rodrigo Duterte’s time, he himself tried to impeach then Ombudsman Conchita Carpio Morales after she investigated corruption in his administration but he failed. Now the same people who cheered that attempt are crying persecution.

The problem is not the ordinary supporters who believe her. The real problem is the circle that keeps feeding them the illusion of persecution to hide incompetence and corruption.

In the end, this is not courage, it’s desperation disguised as loyalty. Real strength comes from accountability, not victimhood. Real leadership doesn’t corner people to make them fight.

And when the river finally floods, no amount of political spin can float a sinking ship.

Noynoy Legacy.

Ipinost ko ito noong Mayo 2022.

Naisip kong ibahagi muli sa gitna ng mga isyung umiinit ngayon tungkol sa pambansang budget.

Naalala ko noon kung gaano kahigpit si PNoy pagdating sa pera ng gobyerno - maingat siya sa bawat piso, at walang isyung pinalampas, dahil bilang mga lingkod-bayan, tungkulin naming maging tapat na katiwala ng pera ng taumbayan.

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SA ILALIM NI PNOY

Under PNoy, there were only two kinds of Cabinet meetings that would practically be held the whole day.

One was the fiscal budget meeting where PNoy would go thru the proposed budget for the next year w/ a calculator beside him & asked the logic of the expenditures. Ang taya na sasagot ay yung Dept Secretary at Budget Secretary (DBM). Kung hindi masagot ng Cabsec, si Budget Secretary ang sasagot. Kung hindi pa rin masagot, submit a written explanation. Walang item sa proposed budget ang papasa na hindi dumaan sa karayom ni PNoy. Ganyan sya kahigpit sa kaban ng bayan. 

The second set of meetings is yung NEDA Board. Lahat ng govt projects over a certain amount kailangan dumaan sa NEDA Board. Si PNoy nasa tabi nya uli ang calculator. 

Bago umakyat sa NEDA Board, na repaso na ng NEDA yung mga projects & tabled for NEDA Board approval.

Sa meeting, the Cabsec proponent will defend the Project & almost always may tanong si PNoy. Kung hindi masagot ang logic ng laki ng proyekto or any questions he asked, submit a written explanation. 

Why do i recall these two kinds of meetings? First, dahil ang humarap kay PNoy ay parang thesis defense at ang proponent ay dapat “Laging Handa”. If one came unprepared, gisang gisa ang Cabsec at ang staff niya & no matter how one prepared, you’d still get questions from left field.

2nd, nakaupo kami ng buong araw & hindi comportable ang silya. Masakit sa likod. Magandang tingnan ang Aguinaldo Room pero panahon pa yata ng Kano ang mga silya at imagine marami sa amin ay hindi na bata. Kaya maraming beses na patawang minumungkahi na baka pwedeng gumamit na lang ng ergonomic chairs. 

But kidding aside, mahalaga ang papel ng NEDA Board at ng budget meetings. PNoy always took to heart that in meetings w/c involved spending people’s money, he came prepared, read all the proposals, went thru each item line by line & made notes to ask.

PNoy was exacting when required & demanded the same standard from his people. In the end, we came out w/ tired backs but nonetheless wiser. 💪

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Robert DuBoise wrong accusation.

At just 18 years old, Robert DuBoise was accused of murdering a young woman in Tampa, Florida, in 1983. The evidence? A supposed bite mark and testimony from a jailhouse informant.

He spent 37 years behind bars, serving a life sentence for a crime he never committed. Decades later, as part of a case review, an old biological sample was re-tested using modern DNA technology. The results were clear: DuBoise was innocent.

The city of Tampa awarded him $14 million in compensation, one of the largest payouts in Florida’s history for a wrongful conviction.

Now free, DuBoise faces the daunting task of rebuilding his life in a world that has changed almost beyond recognition. His story is a powerful reminder of how flawed legal systems can destroy lives — and why truth and justice must never be rushed.

Diabetiko

 🥹😱 Si Tatay ay nakatakdang operahan para hindi tuluyang mawalan ng paa (dahil sa diabetes), pero pinili niyang mag-fasting imbes na magpa-opera. Pagkatapos ng pitong araw na dry fasting (walang pagkain at walang tubig), nabawasan siya ng 35 lbs at napakabilis gumaling ang kanyang paa." — Andre Angelantoni

Alam kong totoo ito dahil noong ang kaliwa kong binti, bukong-bukong, at paa ay mas malala pa kaysa dito at tatlong beses ang laki (dahil sa cellulitis), ang pinakamabisang gamot na naranasan ko ay walang gamot — fasting lang.

Kapag tumigil ka sa kakakain at kakainom, nabibigyan mo ang katawan mo ng sapat na enerhiya para ituon sa paggaling imbes na sa pagtunaw ng pagkain. Kailangan ng katawan ang oras at enerhiya para maghilom. Palagi niyang alam kung paano linisin, ayusin, at buuin muli ang sarili.

Gumagamit ang katawan ng cholesterol, tubig (edema), at calcium mula sa mga buto para protektahan ang mga selula laban sa mga asido na sumisira sa mga ito. Ito ang tatlong pangunahing “antacid” ng katawan. Bilang bahagi ng paggaling, tinatanggal ng katawan ang sobrang tubig (edema) na iniipon nito, kaya mabilis ang pagbaba ng timbang. Naranasan ko rin ito mismo, kasi ginagamit ng katawan ko ang tubig (edema) para labanan ang acidosis.

Para sa mga hindi pa nakakaranas ng dry fasting: Dapat dahan-dahanin ito. Magsimula sa intermittent dry fasting — una 6 na oras, pagkatapos 12 oras, hanggang 18 oras sa pagitan ng mga pagkain." Karen Lee

Payo ko sa iba alagaan po natin ang ating mga katawan at wag abusuhin para iwas sakit o ano pamang karamdaman ang maramdaman at para hindi pa huli ang Lahat 🥹

Ligtas ang may Alam 💯

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Silent appointee

The Duterte appointee who instigated what is perhaps the most corrupt, trillion-peso plunder in our country’s history. 

Samuel Martires wasn’t always a controversial figure. Born in 1949 in the town of Palapag, Northern Samar, he rose quietly through the legal ranks. He served as provincial trial judge in La Union and later became Sandiganbayan justice.

A San Beda law graduate and a fellow Bedan of Rodrigo Duterte, he was known early on for his stern, old-school demeanor.

In 2017, Rodrigo Duterte tapped Martires to join the Supreme Court, calling him “bright and fair.” A year later, in July 2018, Duterte hand-picked him again for one of the most powerful and supposedly independent posts in government. The Ombudsman. Thus began a seven-year, nonrenewable term as the nation’s anti-corruption watchdog.

It first sounded promising. A veteran judge overseeing justice itself. But as the years unfolded, Martires didn’t just guard the gate. He slowly closed it.

One of his earliest moves was to lock down access to public officials’ SALNs. Under his new rules, no one could access these documents unless the official being investigated personally allowed it, or a court ordered it. 

Even journalists who had long used SALNs to expose corruption were effectively shut out. Later, he even proposed punishing people who “comment” on SALNs with up to five years in jail.

It was a stunning reversal for an office meant to fight corruption. Transparency advocates called it a “curtain over accountability.” The Center for Media Freedom and the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism said it crippled the public’s right to know. Martires defended it as “protecting privacy.”

It looked more like protecting thieves.

As corruption scandals swirled across government, the Ombudsman’s office under Martires fell silent.

Official records show that in 2024, only 138 cases were filed before the Sandiganbayan. It was the lowest in recent memory. When asked why, Martires brushed it off, saying numbers don’t define justice. But to the keen observer, it looked like a watchdog taking a nap.

Then there was the selective fire.

When the issue involved powerful names, including Vice President Sara Duterte who was accused of making public threats, Martires’ office said there were “no valid grounds” to investigate.

Yet, when local officials like Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia were accused of minor administrative offenses, he swiftly issued a six-month suspension, triggering court battles and accusations of politics. The pattern was clear. 

Tough on the powerless, timid with the powerful.

Perhaps the most jaw-dropping moment came when Martires publicly mused about abolishing the Office of the Ombudsman itself, arguing it had become “ineffective” because witnesses were afraid to testify.

It was like hearing a fire chief suggest burning down the fire station because fires were too hard to put out. Former Ombudsman Conchita Carpio-Morales called it dangerous, warning it would “open the floodgates to corruption.”

Martires also ended lifestyle checks, calling them “illogical,” even though they’d long been a basic tool for catching unexplained wealth.

Even prior to the end of his term, the public had largely tuned him out. People stopped expecting anything from his office. The watchdog that was supposed to keep officials honest had become, in many eyes, the government’s most polite bystander.

So when news broke that DOJ Chief Boying Remulla would replace him, the reaction was almost audible. There was a collective sigh of relief.

Martires’s exit didn’t just mark the end of a term. For many Filipinos, it felt like the end of an era of silence. After years of secrecy, stalled cases, and softened accountability, the watchdog who dimmed the lights is finally gone.

Good riddance to the Ombudsman who was ironically the enabler of corruption all throughout the time of Duterte.

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Integrity test.

 INTEGRITY TEST?

(1) If you usually put more sugar in your tea when in a hotel than you do at home, You're likely to be corrupt! 

(2) If you use more tissue in a public washroom than you do at home, you are a potential thief if given opportunity.

(3) If you serve yourself more food than you can finish, not minding whether it will go round, just because someone else is footing the bill, you're greedy. And you will steal if opportunity presents itself.

(4) If you usually jump queues, you have the potential for abusing office if given a powerful position. 

(5) If you are more concerned about knowing someone's surname rather than first name, you're likely to be a tribal bigot. It’s even worse when someone tells you their name & then you ask, "which tribe is that?" It means you are tribalistic.🙄

(6) If you usually overtake while in traffic jam or have no regard for traffic lights, then you would easily embezzle public funds if you're given a position at a public office since you hate regulation .

(7) If you channel waste or dirty water from your compound to a neighbour's compound rather than managing it, you're ill-mannered. You don't love your neighbour as yourself.

(8) If you look at this post and wonder whether it was really necessary to talk about these issues; then you are very dishonest and you would easily cover up ills in the society for your own benefit.😅

LET US TRY TO BE PEOPLE OF GOOD CHARACTER WHEREVER WE FIND OURSELVES.

Chicken marinade luto

Simple lang gawin, pero sosyal ang dating at malasa! Chicken Marinade business idea for you!

CHICKEN MARINADE NEGOSYO RECIPE (5 FLAVORS)

FLAVOR 1: CHICKEN KARAAGE

Ingredients:

4 quarter leg, boneless (cut into 4 pcs each)

2 tbsp soy sauce

2 tbsp sake or soju

2 tsp sesame oil

1 tbsp minced ginger

1 tbsp minced garlic

2 tsp sugar

Salt & pepper to taste

Procedure:

Ihalo lahat ng ingredients sa chicken.

Imarinate for 30 mins to overnight.

Ready to pack or fry.

Optional: Lagyan ng potato starch bago iprito.

FLAVOR 2: FRIED CHICKEN

Ingredients:

4 quarter leg, binalian sa joint

1 tbsp minced garlic

Garlic powder, salt, and pepper

Procedure:

Ihalo lahat ng pampalasa sa manok.

Rub evenly and marinate.

Ready na i-pack o i-breading bago lutuin.

FLAVOR 3: SPICY KOREAN BBQ

Ingredients:

4 quarter leg

1 tbsp garlic

1 tbsp ginger

3 tbsp vinegar

3 tbsp soy sauce

½ cup honey

3 tbsp Korean pepper paste (gochujang)

Procedure:

Paghaluin muna lahat ng sauce ingredients.

Ihalo sa chicken, imarinate ng 30 mins or more.

Pwede ring dagdagan ng sesame seeds bago i-pack.

FLAVOR 4: CHICKEN BBQ

Ingredients:

¼ cup brown sugar

⅛ cup ketchup

1 tbsp garlic

2 tbsp soy sauce

2 tbsp oyster sauce

Salt & pepper to taste

Procedure:

Paghaluin lahat ng ingredients.

Gigilitan ang chicken para manuot ang lasa.

Ihalo ang sauce mixture at imarinate.

FLAVOR 5: CHICKEN INASAL

Ingredients:

2 tbsp soy sauce

⅛ cup brown sugar

1 tbsp lemon juice

2 tbsp vinegar (with annatto seeds)

1 tbsp garlic

1 tbsp ginger

¼ cup liquid seasoning

Tanglad (lemongrass stalk)

Procedure:

Paghaluin lahat ng ingredients.

Idagdag ang tanglad (pitpitin muna).

Imarinate ang chicken at i-pack.

Optional: tanggalin ang tanglad bago i-seal.

PACKAGING & SELLING

Packaging: 6x12 plastic pack (2 pcs per pack)

Sealing: vacuum sealer or impulse sealer

Shelf life:

3–4 days (chiller)

1 month (freezer)

Tips ni Negosyo:

Pwede mo ibenta as ready-to-cook packs online, sa food stalls, o sa kapitbahay!

Lagyan ng label or sticker per flavor (e.g., “Spicy Korean BBQ,” “Inasal Classic”).

Kung gusto mong premium look, gumamit ng resealable stand-up pouches.

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Omnibus Election Code section 95.

SECTION 95. Prohibited contributions. – No contribution for purposes of partisan political activity shall be made directly or indirectly by any of the following:

(a) Public or private financial institutions: Provided, however, That nothing herein shall prevent the making of any loan to a candidate or political party by any such public or private financial institutions legally in the business of lending money, and that the loan is made in accordance with laws and regulations and in the ordinary course of business;

(b) Natural and juridical persons operating a public utility or in possession of or exploiting any natural resources of the nation;

(c) Natural and juridical persons who hold contracts or sub-contracts to supply the government or any of its divisions, subdivisions or instrumentalities, with goods or services or to perform construction or other works;

(d) Natural and juridical persons who have been granted franchises, incentives, exemptions, allocations or similar privileges or concessions by the government or any of its divisions, subdivisions or instrumentalities, including government-owned or controlled corporations;

(e) Natural and juridical persons who, within one year prior to the date of the election, have been granted loans or other accommodations in excess of P100,000 by the government or any of its divisions, subdivisions or instrumentalities including government-owned or controlled corporations;

(f) Educational institutions which have received grants of public funds amounting to no less than P100,000.00;

(g) Officials or employees in the Civil Service, or members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines; and

(h) Foreigners and foreign corporations.

It shall be unlawful for any person to solicit or receive any contribution from any of the persons or entities enumerated herein (Sec. 65, 1978 EC)

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Tips para hindi mo baratin ang Electrician.

Narito ang ilang practical tips para hindi mo baratin ang electrician at mapangalagaan ang kanilang propesyon:

1. Irespeto ang kanilang oras at skill – Tandaan na pinag-aralan at pinaghirapan nila ang kaalaman at karanasan sa electrical works. Hindi ito simpleng trabaho lang.

2. Magkaroon ng malinaw na usapan bago magsimula – Tanungin ang electrician tungkol sa labor fee at materials cost bago sila magtrabaho. Mas mabuti kung may written estimate para iwas gulo.

3. Kilalanin ang halaga ng safety – Electrical work ay delikado at maaaring magdulot ng sunog o aksidente kung mali ang gawa. Kaya huwag ipilit na tawaran nang sobra, isipin ang kapalit kung mali ang wiring.

4. Huwag ikumpara sa “kamag-anak o kapitbahay na marunong” – Ang propesyonal na electrician ay may training at mas maaasahan kaysa sa DIY o hindi lisensyado.

5. Magbayad nang tama at on time – Kung napag-usapan na ang presyo, panindigan ito. Huwag nang humirit ng dagdag na bawas kapag tapos na ang trabaho.

6. Kilalanin at pasalamatan sila – Simpleng respeto at pagkilala sa kanilang effort ay malaking bagay.

👉 Mindset: Hindi lang “gastos” ang binabayaran mo sa electrician, kundi kaligtasan, kaayusan at peace of mind para sa bahay, negosyo, o pamilya.

Bid and Ask stock market.

The term "bid" refers to the highest price a buyer will pay to buy a specified number of shares of a stock at any given time. 

The term "ask" refers to the lowest price at which a seller will sell the stock.

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