Empress’ podcasting & Reyna’s readership
Filed under: Blogfriends, Empress Balita, Print, Radio & TV Broadcasting, Survivor Philippines
Knowing nyo ba na luminya kami ni Empress sa Survivor Philippines hoping na makasali? If it happened na napili kaming dalwa, world peace sana sa blogosphere. Di ba? Hahaha! Pero, napapatalon na kayo sa bintana because blogging is getting boring? Puntahan nyo to and I swear magkaka-anak kayo kahit na di kayo juntis.
If radio news is like this, di mo na kelangan nang PEP. This is some talent guys, I’m sure Empress could make some radio executives impressed. Here’s an excerpt:
“And I believe that practice makes perfect, but no one’s perfect, so I practice!”
Go visit Empress Balita and let me know!
You want to know what is happening to reyna’s readership?
OFW and the current global financial crisis
Filed under: Business & Economy, Inquirer, OFW Life & Issues
I received an email from our BFF, Salve Duplito, The Inquirer’s financial whiz, editor of Money Smarts. I am inviting my very, very close Overseas Pinoy friends (yeap, alam nila sekreto ni Victorino) to help her out. They are the following:
- ) Roni (Sands of Time) of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
- ) Mogli of Sweden
- ) Ibyang of Australia
- ) Anak ni Kulapo (Buraot) of USA
- ) Nina of Qatar
- ) Dakilang Islander of Bermuda
- ) Gibo of Malaysia
- ) Kotsengkuba of China
- ) Kengkay of Germany
- ) Melai of Canada
- ) Kiwi Pinay of New Zealand
- ) Sinaglaya of Singapore
- ) Jericho of Hongkong
- ) Rhapsody of Dubai
- ) Lovelyn of Italy
- ) Kutang Bato (Kutz) of Arizona, McCain Republic
- ) Now What Cat of USA
Ok, makinig! MAKINIIIGGG~!@#$!! Kundi pipingutin ko kayuuuuu! Me rules po tayo.
World peace in Pinoy Blogosphere?
Filed under: Blog Awards, Culture & Society, La vida loca
When I grow up I want to be MLQ3. You know exactly what those alphanumeric means and I don?t even have to explain but it?s called credibility… and more.
I don?t know what my role in Pinoy blogosphere, if there is. I was only blogging about my dysfuntional life. A lady gorilla guerilla shaking the status quo? Ah-ah! But I was part of history when Philippine society either got pretty comfortable with that hated somebody, or just plain outright submission. Until another somebody broke the status quo and, we all marched with all our might, and showed the world what is right. We?re far from world peace, but its human nature that sometimes, comfort pushes ethics to a backseat and, no one wants to rock the boat, else you get the darn heat.
To me it’s a great pride and, i?m really very, very honored and delighted that MLQ3 clearly understood and agreed with us on the issue that we have been pounding with the rest of the bloggers in our tiny boat, Cat, Bluepanjeet, Empress Maruja, Malen, Jepoy and GameOpps and I don’t know who else.
The search is over! World Peace!
Filed under: Business & Economy, Career & Education, Chicago, Head hunters, Job Interview, Jobs & Employment, La vida loca, OFW Life & Issues
You?ve seen my car, right? Kapit nang todo. Mahangin dito. Here it is again.
Wanna see it close? Here.
I’m a Wall Street Shit Investor
Filed under: Barack Obama, Business & Economy, Corruption, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Ginnie Mae, Home Equity, Jobs & Employment, John McCain, Mortgage-backed securities, Subprime, US Elections, US Housing Market
Wall Street and Capitol Hill are in a frenzy. They are waiting for the much anticipated coming… the huge, gigantic $700 billion US dollar, superman bail-out of what seemed to be the obvious failure of corporate capitalism.
If you?re a Reyna reader, I?m sure you already know what this esoteric term ?mortgage-backed securities? means. Now, what about ?credit-default swaps?? Well, in a whole wide sick world of Wall Street?s bloody greediness, read on and I will tell you.
4th & final job interview in Chicago and the Presidential debate
Filed under: Barack Obama, Business & Economy, Career & Education, Job Interview, Jobs & Employment, John McCain, La vida loca, Travels, US Elections
“Message to blogfriend who’s doing MBA at a univ in QC, I finished the EVA/ROA, but your email kept bouncing. I hope you read this. Please email me at ofwcenter@gmail.com! Reynz”
9/26, Friday at 4:30 pm, I was stucked at Chicago?s Midway Airport. This was my last leg of several job interviews that started in Boston, another drive to Washington, DC and flying back to Chicago for a downtown interview.
TL Acura Reviews at The Car Connection
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New Flight Charters
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What’s the deal with Volunteers winning PBA?
(another artwork design from a reader in Manila who’s asking me kung gusto ko raw ilagay ang mukha ni Jester sa logo. Leche! Hahaha!)
Sa profession ko mga kunichiwa, especially nung dati ako ga-work with WKAF (Well-Known Accounting Firm) in Makati, heavy po kami sa independence. Eto yong pinaka-soul or else bukol ang aming credibility as Contador Publiko (read: CPA). My entry today is about ?Volunteers?, yeap ? volunteers sa PBA. I don?t think some of the comments I read really understood yong explanation ni Cat about ?delikadeza?.
Who is contradicting who now?
Filed under: Blog Awards, Blogfriends, Computers & Internet, Culture & Society
(sent by a reader in Manila)
Don’t get me wrong. I really have no problem recognizing best friends, if that is the case. But…
My entry today is to set the records straight of yet another personal attack by another blogger. This time, from my BFF Prudence, who left her comments on Jester’s blog (no more links Jester. tama na, sobra na). I am giving my BFF some needed TLA attention guys. As I always say, “It’s the issue, stupid!” and not the personality.
Our doctor here believed it better to prescribe some badly mangled phrasial-medicines for the obvious reason of once again attacking the writer but never the issue. “Doctor, doctor, you are sick! You write don’t think, very quick!” Like nyo my poem mga kunichiwa? Hahaha!. Here’s what I said in this post: Philippine Blog Awards Chorva:
Jester’s entry is full of lies
Filed under: Blog Awards, Blogfriends, Bluepanjeet, Computers & Internet, Culture & Society
If in the US Presidential Elections, “It’s the economy, stupid!“, in this “May the best friends win” spectacle, “It’s the issue, stupid!”, not the personality.
I don?t respond to all personal attacks. But this one, 
I just had to, given the fact that the blogger sent me links, not once, not twice but three times. He was really begging for some serious, royal, Reyna Elena, ADD attention. Darn it, I thought I was the one who was desperately wanting some attention! Grr! Now, let me not forget, this blogger compared the PBA Awards to the ? ehem? Oscar Awards. #@!~puke~!@#
And so, true to the endearing label (blood sucking vampire at night) given me by my good Swedish friend Mogli, the Vampire flew over to Jester?s blog and read his entry to satisfy the bloggers wanting some attention from me. Just to make sure, I read the entry many times over. Indeed, it was a personal attack, as he charged: ?are the product of HER INTELLECTUAL LAZINESS.? (Hey, at least he knows that I’m intellectual! I’m just lazy! Hehehe! What can I do? Good-looking men continue to stalk me! But the lazy part could be worked out! Don’t you think?)
Join sa newest santacruzan: Rainbow Bloggers Philippines
Filed under: Blogfriends, Culture & Society, Gay rights, Social Climbing
Sa mga gay bloggers na Pinoy at Pinaypay, ikaw man ay isang Tagalog, 
Ingglisero, o Baklaan kung magsalita. Ilokano ka man, Ilongga, Lumad at Ifugao, Bikolano, gwapo at uragon (*si Rainier Dimalili hehehe). Nakatago man sa aparador o ipinagmamalaki ang kabaklaan sa buong madla. Welcome kayong lahat sa batang-bata?t fresh na fresh na Blog Community para sa Filipino Gay Blogger. Ito ay ang walang iba kundi ang Rainbow Bloggers Philippines. Sa November pa ang Grand Launching nito?t punung-puno ito ng mga aktibidad at mga event na nakalatag.
At sinisiguro ng mga organizer nito na hindi ito magiging isang directory lamang.
In support of Bluepanjeet
Filed under: Blog Awards, Blogfriends, Bluepanjeet, Culture & Society, Faith and Religion
My entry today is to bluntly show my support to Bluepanjeet with the entry he made about PBA’s greatest blunder, err… jokes? Honestly, I don?t know much about Bluep personally, other than a couple of hours meeting him and his parents when I drove with Malen and Ambo to Lucena from Pasig on November 2007.
What you guys don?t know, is the fact that bluepanjeet and I, don?t actually share the same neutrons. He abhors my stand on certain Church issues and castigates me when it comes to certain gay rights. I’m lucky that we sometimes jibe on certain political matters but are three blocks away yet parallel on PBA issues. We’ve become blogfriends but threads very carefully with some balancing acts to maintain that level of trust and friendship.
Frootang Ina mo!
If young can cook? so can you!
Once in a while, I?d be enamored by a blog. I?d just be sitting here, reading those mixed words wid forced ajinomotos, wits and charms the heck out of me. I?ve featured some of them in my blog. Close to my green taste buds as you know, are humour blogs. Well, I do frequent Ellenville and Money Smarts, essentially to be in touch with both the political and financial events back home. Hardly you?d expect me to even blog about cooking. I don?t like cooking but I do like handsome cooks, although this blogger is one handsome cook that I?d rather not personally look! Bwahaha!
Where to start on stock investing
Filed under: Business & Economy, Career & Education, Stocks and bonds, Subprime, investing
My entry today is dedicated to reyna readers from Hongkong, Singapore, the Middle East and a number of stock trading wannabes in Manila pati na tong mga blogfriends kong handa na ata akong umbagin because I have not posted nothing about this in a year. Yeah, I lurked in all of your forums and read a good number of entries in there and I was really impressed! Sheeet! Thank you all for the links pala. I?m really impressed knowing that some of you are just in your 20?s or 24 and are already into all these stock investing. Congratulations!!! Kelan ka pa ba mag-sisimula? Like moi pag otsenta na? As in haller! Venti anyos ang lola nun, nagbebenta lang ako nang kamoteng kahoy noh! Not a faggest clue kung ano tong investing eklavu. Kaya naman, ya?all whose got your hands on stock investing, if you do it right, I?m sure you?ll hit it big when you retire and retire does not necessarily have to be 60. You can retire when you?re 30 or 1. Yung 1 kasi malaki ang mana ki fadir.
