Sunday, January 10, 2010

Looking Forward For a Better Twenty Ten

The past year is a full year for me. The year I will remember the better and the worse, and the year where I learn a lot about life. A year of challenge, disappointment, loss, and at last victory. I made a lot of trials to find a job but the opportunity is very wild and hard to catch until I was hired at the Silverado Business Solutions. Why I telling you this because I wish the next years would be even better, much even better than the past years. Although I’m completely incapable of planning what should be done in the coming years but still I can look forward for a better 2010.

I wish in 2010 I could learn more about regarding my job; more techniques, and strategies about internet marketing. I hope we have more projects to come more clients, more jobs, less work and more money. Wish I could find more friends not in Facebook but in the real life, a friend to rely on not in happy moments but also in worse.

2010 would be another fruitful year for me and to my “one and only”, another year of blessed and successful relationship. And wish we could spend more happy and memorable moments. I wish I could spend more time with my family despite the fact that it is impossible because of my job.

The past is worse; hope 2010 could be a better one for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Last year they were eliminated by Orlando Magic in the Eastern Conference showdown. So far so good, with the guidance of the King (LeBron James) the Cavaliers able to place themselves at the top of the Eastern Conference. Hope good things continues and the Larry O'Brien NBA Championship Trophy made of 14.5 pounds of sterling silver and vermeil with a 24 karat gold overlay will be claimed and hailed as the 2010 NBA finals champions.

There is so much that twenty ten will bring, I cannot imagine that extent. I wish all the best. It is going to be a fantastic year to all of us.

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Royal Rumble: 2010 Presidential Election

May 10, 2010, Monday the Presidential, Legislative and Local elections well be held. Last Tuesday, December 15, 2009 COMELEC Chair Jose Melo announced that there were eight presidential candidates aspiring to be the 15th President of the Philippines, succeeding the throne of President Gloria Macapagal- Arroyo.

The Aspirants:

Senator Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III the son of late Senator and martyr Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr, and former President Corazon Aquino that was known as the champions of democratic ideals. Senator Aquino served as a Congressman of the 2nd district of Tarlac from 1998 to 2007. Lat May 2007 he was elected as number 6th senator in a national election. He was hailed to continue the unfinished advocacy of his late parents to protect freedom and democracy. Behind the C-5 road scandal and controversies Senator Manuel Villar pursue his presidential candidacy and aim to succeed PGMA under the Nacionalista Party. In his political debut in 1992 he was elected as a Congressman in Las Pinas and Muntinlupa, three terms in a row. In 1998 he was chosen as a Speaker of the House of Representatives. And in 2001 he was elected as a senator. Villar is well known in his tag line “Sipag at Tiyaga” which inspires Filipinos to achieve their dreams trough hard work and determination. At the age of 43 Gilbert “Gibo” Teodoro is the youngest secretary to hold the Department of National Defense portfolio. He is also a current chairman of the National Disaster Coordinating Council. Gibo runs under the banner of administration and the standard bearer of Lakas-Kampi -CMD. After he was ousted from presidency in 2001 Joseph “ERAP” Estrada decided to return to regain his throne and continue his unfinished dynasty. His wide experience in the political arena would be his killer punch to reign once again the Malacnang Palace.

The other four presidential candidates for Philippine polls are Senator Richard Gordon of “Bagumbayan” Senator Ana Cosuelo “ Jamby” Madrigal runs as independent , Brother Eddie Villanueva of “Bangon Pilipinas” and JC delos Reyes of “Ang Kapatiran”.