Simple Things in Mind: Help for Haiti victims

Out-of-town Weekend Adventure at Amansinaya Mountain Resort

Amansinaya Mountain Resort is truly a must-see place in the heart of Batangas. Its green surrounding are so relaxing and captivating. The outdoor adventure are also fun and exciting and most of all, the Ambon-Ambon Falls is such a breathtaking view!

41st Earth Day is Celebrated by Google with Animated Google Doodle

Today marks the 41st Earth Day and Google celebrates it by featuring an animated Google Doodle. This year's theme is 'A Billion Acts of Green'.

Reminiscing a Very Unique Black Cemetery Wedding of Jay and Sarah Abad-Contreras

As the month of June is fast approaching, this means that there are probably lots of upcoming weddings too. This is because, this month is said to be traditionally the "wedding month".

James Camerons AVATAR

It’s produced by 20th Century Fox, starring Sam Worthington (as Jake Sully), Zöe Saldana (as Neytiri), Sigourney Weaver (as Dr. Grace Augustine), Giovanni Ribisi (as Parker Selfridge) and Stephen Lang (as Military Colonel Miles Quaritch).

Valentines Day History

Every February, people across the country especially the so-called “LOVERS” are exchanging gifts to one another.

Jason Derülo

Hes an American singer, songwriter, actor and a dancer, as well.

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Friday, January 22, 2010

6.1 Magnitude Aftershock Earthquake Rattled Haiti

Friday, January 22, 2010

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Last Wednesday (January 20, 2010), a week after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake that struck Haiti leaving 200,000 people dead; a strong aftershock once again hit the country around 6:03 am, just before sunrise while many people were still asleep. The aftershock was first estimated at 6.1 magnitude then later revised it to 5.9 magnitude alarming masses of people camping on the streets.

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Saturday, January 16, 2010

How You Can Help Haiti Earthquake Victims

Saturday, January 16, 2010

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Last Wednesday before heading to work, I was able to watch news on TV about the earthquake that hits Haiti and I was so saddened to see thousands of people died in the said disaster.

Haiti is considered to be the poorest in the Western Hemisphere with four out of five people living in poverty and more than half in abject poverty. There is concern that Haitian emergency services are unable to cope with a major disaster and the country is “economically vulnerable” by the Food and Agriculture Organization. Plus, it has been struck by multiple hurricanes which caused flooding and widespread damage in the country. Its long history of political and corruption has also added to the turmoil.

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