Op-Ed: Whispers in the Dark

According to Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN), about 207,754 people become victims of sexual assault each year. That’s just the figure in the United States that have been reported. Imagine the number of women, girls, boys, and even men who are sexually assaulted in developing countries. Many of us have heard about women [...]

Eyebrows Raised For Chris Brown and Rihanna’s Recent Collaboration

It’s been 3 years since the controversial ‘Chris Brown beating Rihanna” news and now both of them will be together again. Not as a couple though but with a recent album collaboration. The news started to go viral in the internet world when the pair intentionally leaked it via social networking site, Twitter. Rihanna’s recent [...]

Op-Ed: Memories of Mexico

I remember the local bus stations, the restaurants I dined at and, more vividly, the faces of generous and easy-going people I had crossed paths with. What I don’t remember are the scenes of carnage, the decapitated heads and Mexican armed forces patrolling the streets in diesel-belching vehicles. It was the end of Spring Break, [...]

Bachelor President Of The Philippines Celebrates 52nd Birthday

A man whose parents fought for the country’s democracy and now running the entire country Philippines as president, Benigno S. Aquino III has reached the age 52. Normally, 52 is an age of a married man but President “Noy” Aquino is a bachelor to behold. Some are saying he chose to become one when he [...]

E-commerce revolution has driven discounting change

Here’s the latest news from Microsoft by Dan Smith. He said that the e-commerce revolution has changed the way discounting is applied to brands. Director of fashion e-tailer theOutnet.com Stephanie Phair claimed that discounting is something that “used to happen in friends and family sales, sample sales or in bricks and mortar outlets 25 miles [...]

Op-Ed: Aid & Politics in Africa

“The worst drought in 60 years has thrown some 13 million people across the Horn of Africa into crisis. In Somalia, ravaged by two decades of conflict, the consequences have been disastrous. We ask if aid in this region of the world has become politicised? And has Washington’s pre-occupation with terrorism in the Horn of [...]

Philippine Tourism For Divorcees Is A Big No No!

Philippines is one of the countries in Southeast Asia that is amazingly blessed with rich natural resources. White sand beaches, crystal clear lagoons, virgin forests that houses endangered species of various animals and even the recently claimed as one the 7 wonders of world Puerto Princessa Underground River can be found in the country. These [...]

From Sweetness To Bitterness, The Kim-Kris Love Story

Almost all relationships that didn’t work out would eventually lead to bitterness. The couple who used to be best friends before they entered the intimate relationship now turned to be mortal enemies. It’s actually part of the process and in a matter of time, both would be able to forgive each other but the relationship [...]

Macys Thanksgiving Day 2011 Parade Route

Thanksgiving Day 2011 will be celebrated in the US this coming Thursday, November 24, 2011. As part of the annual celebration, Macy’s will be having its 85th Thanksgiving Day Parade to entertain people most especially kids with their colorful floats and disney characters. As written on Macy’s official website, Macys.com, the 2011 Thanks Giving Parade [...]

What’s In Store For A 6th Grader iOs App Developer?

Normally, 6th graders are kids who usually begged to their parents to buy them the latest game console for a simple reason that their classmate got one. For them life having that cool soccer shoes or that fancy colorful bracelet with their initials in it is the best time ever. Who could have ever imagine [...]

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