I’ve not spent that much time in Manila but its clear to me it’s an amazing place. Anyway, I’m just commenting here because I’m looking for blogs about the Philippines and found your site on yahoo. If you can share any tips on places to go while here in the Philippines then I’d appreciate hearing them. Enjoy Holy Week!
do you know arice’s number?
I like this site. Hopefully marami ka pang ma-i-popost na article. Mind-enriching talaga.
I’ll be working again..soon.. 
my net connection at home is having problem.. sorry for the late approval of the comments
hi! i will visit the pathways.org and see what else i could share. btw do you know an org that is inclined to nature tripping or promoting philippines touist spots?thanks
link to the 11th National Debate Championship is on the left side. thanks!
thanks for dropping by Gina! enjoy reading ^_^
nice, i’ll keep reading!
my sincere apologies for not being able to approve comments soon..back home now..
hi deyo! thanks! I’ll visit your blog too! keep safe!
thanks deyo! I’ll visit your blog! keep safe too!
hi rhein! yeah! na-busy! Ngayon ko lang uli nacheck blog ko.
hi lee! nice blog u got! keep safe!mabuhay mga bloggers!
hi lee! nice blog u got!keep safe!
hi lee!cool site you got! keep safe!
hello tagal mo nwala kuya.. busy masyado?
gandang gabi..
hehe! ayos! thanks sa pagvisit jelai!
ahh oo.. 1st commenter ko kasi sya kaya ayon..
24-year old guy who lives in Manila, Philippines
Official Site of the 11th National Debate Championship
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Help Change Their Future
Prices & Profits
By Marlon Tan
28 July 2008 - 10:04
The upward movements in local prices of petroleum products have again brought the spotlight on the alleged “excessive” profits of the major oil companies operating in the country.
Suddenly, everyone and his brother have began vilifying the major oil companies (in particular, Petron and Shell) for their excessive profits.
These accusations have ranged from Congressman Teddy Casiño’s (quoting Ibon Foundation’s “study”) allegations that the oil companies have “overpriced” their products by PHP 12 per liter; to Congressman Eduardo Gullas’ accusation that Petron and Shell have cumulatively earned Php66.87 billion in the 10 years under a deregulated environment, broken down into Php33.59 billion for Petron and Php35.18 billion for Shell; to Congressman Roilo Golez’s demand that the oil companies’ books be audited by the Commission on Audit.
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