News and events that is currently happening when I made the blog post.
The election is almost over. Noynoy Aquino is leading with a wide lead. Manny Villar already conceded. While Mar Roxas and Jejomar Binay are still fighting it out, with Binay leading by just around 800,000 votes.
Philippine election is just around the corner. In less than 24 hours, the precincts will open and registered voters will cast their votes. Get Philippine election updates by visiting the following sites and blogs dedicated to the Philippine Election 2010.
This coming May 2010, we, Filipinos, will have our first automated election. With the automated election, counting of votes will be faster and will be done electronically. Casting of votes will be done by filling up the ballot by shading the oval beside the candidate you want to vote.
When I was a kid, I didn’t know about rotating brownouts. All I know is brownout and blackout. When there’s power interruption, that is brownout. When power interruption covers a wide area such as the whole Luzon or the whole Philippines, it’s called blackout. Now, there’s a new term in…
iBlog6 is the 6th Philippine Blogging Summit. It will be held at Malcolm Theater, UP College of Law, UP Diliman from 8am to 5pm on April 16-17, 2010.
Here’s the official video of We Are The World 25 for Haiti I found on Youtube. This was recorded last February 1, 2010 and participated by more than 80 artists and performers.
If you are looking for ways to donate to Haiti earthquake victims without exposing your credit card numbers, use Paypal.
From “Hindi Ka Nag-iisa” music video, Noynoy Aquino now has a new TV commercial. This time, he is alone talking to us.
World Pyro Olympics 2009 will start tonight, with Germany and China competing. It will be held at Fort Open Grounds, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig for 5 consecutive weeks. Here is the schedule based on their official website.
Another typhoon is coming to Philippines. It’s already signal no. 2 here in Manila, although I can still see the sun in the sky. Expect a sudden change in weather condition after 24 hours if PAGASA’s weather forecast happens.