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Twenty-five years ago, a man named Ninoy Aquino fought nobly for a cause he believed in. He was a man who believed in heroism, in justice, in freedom, and he committed his life to upholding these values in a manner he thought would be for the greater good. I AM NINOY is a celebration of hope and idealism, a freedom movement, a community of heroes ---- heroes who give out of sheer selflessness and serve the country the best way they can. In honor of Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. on his 25th death anniversary, the Benigno S. Aquino Jr., Foundation (BSAF) invites all young Filipinos to participate in a year-long celebration of Ninoy’s life and legacy for the benefit of others in need. I am a Hero. I do

I am not part of the cosplay but I got interested to see some of my close friends and colleagues on their much prepared Cosplay last Saturday afternoon, that is why I visited them after and I was so surprised they really got the best costumes and they are good singers too. The pictures below are just part of the whole activity... and you can see more cosplay picture at Joy's Multiply Site .

My Joy list: Travel around the country and outside the country with friends. Having a House and Lot of my own. Own a car. Have a good and profitable Business. Play sports once a week (badminton, Volleyball, Basketball, Swimming) Laugh a good laugh everyday. (I always make sure I laugh everyday, if not on the everyday situations at least I watch funny clips at youtube. Maybe that makes me look younger than my real age. LOLz) Everyday, in spite of some sad, uncomfy situations, I always try to make myself "feel good", "feel fine", "feel better"afterwards. Go shopping. When I get bored at home or while working in front of my PC at home and want to satisfy my eyes with crowds, I tend to go to the mall and/or bazaar, baratillo stores and buy whatever I want to buy and can only afford. But most things I tend to buy when I go shopping to just get out the bored life of working at home are caps and T-shirts. Read books, inspirational and technical stuff for an hour

Blogger Added a few new features and things in today’s release: There’s a new look for the Blogger Dashboard, which we think you’ll find more attractive and functional. If you have a ton of blogs (as we do) try out the “hide” and “show all” links to help manage the list. Google Gadgets in your Layouts blog can now set their height automatically (if the gadget author supports it). Read more about adding Google Gadgets to your blog. AdSense page elements can now optionally have image ads. We’ve found image ads have a higher click-through rate, so you might get more money if you turn them on. We wrote up a Features page to help you keep track of everything you can do with Blogger. Take a look and see if you’ve been missing out on something cool. The Flag Blog button in the Blogger navbar now pops up a window for you to tell us why you think the blog violates our terms of service. Flag Blog is always handled exclusively by human reviewers, not the automated spam locking system, so this inf

It is very funny today when I opened my e-mail's inbox and found this spam mail from a certain spammer's email ediaardm1990@essilor.ie with a subject entitled CNN.com Daily Top 10. So, by reading the title alone I clicked the message and read it. To my surprise I read the following Top 10 stories and videos list that said from CNN. But later did I know that it is not really from CNN because it is not true and it is a spam with virus email. Top 10 stories Bush plans to kill prisoner Obama spotted in secret China meeting Car bomb in Washington kills hundreds Blake Lively admits teenage lesbianism Kevin Spacey forced to admit to affair Internet exposes Obama affair Andre Agassi admits drug abuse Oil prices drop to 45-year low Statins reduce memory loss Bridge collapses in New York Top 10 videos Ryan Seacrest survives California shark attack Google Knol threatens wikipedia Air force one crashes in Iraq Internet exposes Obama affair Amy Winehouse

These are some of my favorite photography arts by Sam Javanrouh . I am a fan of him and I always visit his photoblog entitled Daily Dose of Imagery . I wish I have a talent in photography like him, he is just a very creative photographer. Someday I want to have a DSLR camera to follow his styles in photography.

My taste buds crave for something today so I searched Google about some foods I want to eat today and I found this recipe which my appetite is craving for at this moment... It kinda fun to make this but it will take some time... maybe I'll just look for some restaurant in the city or food gallery or something that serves Potato salad. But I will make this recipe soon. Potato Salad with Apples and Bacon Recipe Ingredients * 5 thick strips bacon * 1 large red or yellow onion, chopped * Salt * 2 Golden Delicious apples, peeled, cored, and cut in 1/2-inch dice * 3 pounds small yellow Yukon Gold potatoes, quartered * 4 green onions, thinly sliced, including the greens * 1/2 cup olive oil * 1/4 cup red wine vinegar * 1/4 cup Dijon mustard * 1 Tbsp chopped fresh thyme or 1 teaspoon dried * 1 1/2 teaspoons pepper Method 1. Combine the potatoes and enough cold water to cover by a couple of inches in a large saucepan. Add a generous pinch of salt. Bring to a

The following are lists of great speeches of great men in the world that marked our history and culture. Theodore Roosevelt, “ Duties of American Citizenship ” - January 26, 1883; Buffalo, New York Winston Churchill, “ We Shall Fight on the Beaches ” - June 4, 1940; House of Commons, London Lou Gehrig, “Farewell to Baseball Address” - July 4, 1939; Yankee Stadium Demosthenes, “ The Third Philippic ” - 342 B.C.; Athens, Greece Chief Joseph, “Surrender Speech” - October 5, 1877; Montana Territory John F. Kennedy, “ Inauguration Address ” - January 20, 1961; Washington, D.C. Ronald Reagan, “ Address to the Nation on the Challenger ” - January 28, 1986; Washington, D.C. “Speech of Alexander the Great” - 326 B.C.; Hydaspes River, India William Wilberforce, “ Abolition Speech ” - May 12, 1789; House of Commons, London Theodore Roosevelt, “ The Man with the Muck-rake ” - April 14, 1906; Washington, D.C. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, “ First Inaugural Address ” - March 4, 1933; Washington, D.C. C