News that coach

The rebellion that was crushed yesterday is kinda frustrating and tiring. For a moment, though, I was anxious that blood will shed.
We have a buoyant economy which grew 6.6% on the third quarter and expecting more growth before the year ends. But as financial analysts have observed, “just when everything was looking good […]

I almost shed tears while warming up at the lounge of Fitness First. I’m preparing for an early morning work-out when I read from the Inquirer the story of a young girl, Mariannet Amper from Davao, who committed suicide because of desperation. Prior to her death, she requested $ 2.35 from her parents for a […]

A nugget of hope is what I unearthed for reading a newspaper after a cardio exercise. In the middle of political hula boos and increasing fuel prices, it was noted that some companies in the Philippines, in their own small way, is helping to protect the environment. These companies are:

Lafarge Philippines
HSBC
SM Investments
Ayala […]

This news will add value to our race, a timely break from the political circus we are facing. Time Magazine featured a Filipino environmentalist, Sir Von Hernandez, for his advocacy in the Philippines and South East Asia.
Von Hernandez is a former literature professor from the Philippines. With no one else seems to be […]

Update (10/18/07): An article about the same recognition was written by Princess Daisy Dominga entitled SM Innovations for the Handicapped was published by Philippine Daily Inquirer Sunday Biz on Oct. 14, 2007.
Being sensitive to the needs of persons with disability, breast feeding mom’s and elderly, and building SM malls friendly to their condition has […]

Our dream to make it to the olympics basketball at Beijing next year came to an end with the agonizing defeat of SMC-Pilipinas at the hands of the Jordanians.
Is it over?
Have we not learned that world basketball is not about individual talent but team play? Or Pinoys are just jittery since we are not exposed […]