ONDOY OUT!! PEPENG IN? :(

After a wave of shock all over Luzon Area, Philippines by Storm Ondoy (international name Ketsana), leaving a thousands people homeless and killing over hundred Filipinos and still rising, aids like relief goods are still distributed to the affected areas , rescuers are trying to reached to the places that are still being un explored.
All victims are evacuated to the higher places, some are still in their houses that are flooded by Ondoy.

And yet still to come, Storm Pepeng is approaching and may hit Philippine area of responsibility this Coming Thursday (Oct 1,2009) a bad start of October .

mhel

I Hope This Prayer may HELP!>>>

Behold, the eye of the LORD is on those who fear Him, On those who hope in His mercy,
To deliver their soul from death, And to keep them alive in famine.
The LORD is merciful and gracious, Slow to anger, and abounding in mercy.
Psalm 33:18, 19; Psalm 103:8.

Loving Saviour Jesus,

A single word from You can protect us from every perilous calamities since by Your word alone, the heavens, the earth and all living creatures were made. As the Bible says, "It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in man and in princes", I trust only in You Lord. Your word says, "those who seek the Lord shall not lack any good thing." I once again acknowledge that You who made a way for Your people through the Red Sea, You who stopped the rains for three years, You who rebuked the storms and walked on the sea, You are present today with the same authority and power to save us from this calamity.



Lord, if there be any unconfessed sin in my life, I confess them all to You and Lord, please forgive them for me. Help me to stand firm in You and to live a life pleasing to You hereafter. Wash me with Your blood that the sin may not be an obstacle for You to save me in this critical hour. Keep me as the apple of Your eye and build a hedge around me. You have promised, "Call upon Me in the day of trouble; I will deliver you, and you shall glorify Me."



Father, I know that Your righteous right hand will protect us and keep us all safe from every disaster as You are our refuge and ever-present help in times of trouble. I praise You and thank You for Your loving-kindness.


Amen.

RED BOX TRINOMA!!

As usual, every year may birthday, at si jefford ang taya, dahil birthday nya nung September 11, eleven!?, hehe syempre memorable ang date na ito dahil noong taong 2001, ang nangyari ang di kanais nais sa Amerika, ang Twin Tower Attack. maliban sa masamang pangyayari ay may mabuti din, dahil sa birthday ni jeff at kami ay nilibre nya hehehe, mga 6pm ay andun na kame ,nag pareserve na kame sa Red Box ng mga 7pm, may time pa kame para kumaen sa Kenny Rogers, xempre treat ni jeff (galante diba?)ahaha, before 7 ay dapat makaakyat na kame sa taas, dahil bka makuha ng iba ang aming reservation.

After 7 p.m ay nakapasok na kame sa kwarto, at siyempre na umpisahan na ang kantahan, dahil un talaga ang trip namen, ang kumanta., sobrang saya ang lahat, haha, 11:30 p.m narin kame naka uwi at pagod na ang lahat.salamat sa treat jeff.

watch this link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYKBEA_5gDE&feature=player_embedded

09/09/09 :) Lucky day?!

(Uyyy September 9, 2009 lucky day daw,taya ka mamaya sa lotto ah )sabi ng isa kong kasama,hehehe, ewan ko ba kung bakit nabubuo ang mga pagkakataon na to (09/09/09), na binibigyan ng maraming kahulugan, siguro na rin dahil sa impluwensya ng mga tsino sa atin, o desperado na talaga tayong mga pinoy at umaasa na lang tayo sa suwerte sa buhay, na lahat ng di mu inaasahan pangyayari o pagkakataon at bagay ay pwedeng maka apekto sa atin araw araw na pamumuhay na pwedeng maging positibo o maging negatibo ang kakalalabasan, mahirap umaasa sa suwerte, kaya mabuti pang MAGSIPAG! at magtiyaga tumaya ng lotto, ahahaha, joke, MAGTIYAGA! sa buhay,sigurado ka pang panalo, dahil sa mayroon kang sweldo. :)

Di Na Mababawi

Lyrics | Sponge Cola lyrics - 'Di Na Mababawi lyrics

LIST OF PHILIPPINE HOLIDAYS FOR 2009

Below are the list of Philippine Holidays for 2009. These are already official (except for Eid’l Fitr), as per Presidential Proclamation 1699:

6 April – Araw ng Kagitingan instead of April 9
9 April – Holy Thursday
10 Apr – Good Friday
1 May – Labor Day
12 June -Independence Day
21 August – Ninoy Aquino Day
31 August – National Heroes’ Day
21 September – Eid’l Fitr (exact date my change)
1 November -All Saints’ Day
2 November – All Soul’s Day

27-28 Eid’l Adha Holiday

30 November – Bonifacio Day
24 December – Christamas Eve
25 December -Christmas Day
30 December -Rizal Day
31 December – New Year’s Eve

HaPpy BirthDay J3M

Stick to this saying..

“Nothing has turned out as we expected! It never does. Life's under no obligation to give us what we expect. We take what we get and are thankful it's no worse than it is.”

SWEET WIN FOR SAN MIGUEL OVER GINEBRA

link source: http://www.pba.com.ph/jwc/toast-san-miguel-beer%E2%80%99s-18th-title

It is the winningest franchise in PBA history, fueled by an aggressive management willing to make the big move to make the team competitive. And after taking their 17th championship in the 2005 Fiesta Conference, the thirst for more championships was never again quenched until last Friday. The team built to win and dominate finally fulfilled the promise their fans and management have been waited for.

After four long years, the SAN MIGUEL BEERMEN are CHAMPIONS once more.

It was a series that went the distance, a first for a Barangay Ginebra-SMB finals match-up, with the Kings giving themselves good money to win it all by getting two chances to win the crown. But what Ginebra failed to seal in two tries, San Miguel closed in one.

Barangay Ginebra played to their potential and was in the lead for the entire series until the last day of the championships. The players gave it their all to defend their title but just came up short.

Jayjay Helterbrand carried his team as far as he could and played like the MVP that he is. His performance only strained by a hamstring that slowed even Mr. “Fast.”

Eric Menk was on his way to what could be another Finals MVP but his game’s sudden resurrection from the grave was still not enough to carry the Kings through.

Willy Wilson was a pleasant surprise after missing the first two games of the series.

But other players only had short apparitions in the series when they were needed to be more consistent.

David Noel led the Kings in scoring, rebounding and assists. But it seemed nerves or fatigue might have gotten the better of him in their two chances to clinch the series. He was very passive offensively in Games 6 & 7, managing only 8 points in Game 7.

Credit Coach Jong Uichico for being able to maximize the talent at hand. His ability to adjust his personnel to the opponents’ strength, using a different 10-man rotation in the start of the series compared to the end, should truly be applauded.

Although he was able to give his players as much rest as possible, it looked as though his players were tired in the last two games. They looked like a team that just received too many body punches in the early rounds of boxing match and had no strength to finish the fight.

In contrast, San Miguel grew stronger as the series wore on. Gabe Freeman was like a horse running the Kentucky Derby, gaining strength with each stride heading to the finish line. He was the energy source for the Beermen and the biggest thorn for the Kings.

It was not a one-man show though for Freeman, who ironically had his stay with the team in question before the end of the elims.

Jonas Villanueva continued his career year pocketing Finals MVP honors with his consistency while Marc Pingris and Dondon Hontiveros punched in good numbers in most victories. Jay Washington was their best local player until he was checked by Wilson, while the two players I felt really hurt Ginebra throughout the entire series were Mike Cortez and Danny Ildefonso.

Cortez came off the bench and was instant offense for the Beermen. A huge amount of baskets he made were clutch shots and it seemed that Ginebra didn’t have a good match-up with him, even forcing coach Jong to try Pacana on him.

For Ildefonso, this was a series that brought him back to the limelight. Although he may have filled the sports pages for the wrong reason early in the series, he let his game do the talking after that. He defended Noel respectably and also had key shots for the Beermen. His play, along with Washington and Pingris, never allowed Ginebra to play small and eventually dictated how the series was to be played. Their size just pushed the Kings around the entire series.

Coach Siot Tanquincen did a masterful job to give the San Miguel franchise their 18th championship. After dropping the first game of the series, he never allowed Ginebra to win back-to-back games while accomplishing that feat himself to win the crown.

They say it is better to coach a talent-laden team, but it also opens the door for greater failure! Remember, there are actually more instances that a team fails to reach its full potential. With more talent, it actually means more egos that have to be addressed. And with the talent presented to him, coach Siot was able to harness their potential and bring them to success.

In the end, San Miguel won the series because they played their game. They played big, with three big men, and Ginebra had no choice but to follow their lead even if they didn’t want to. The eventual size advantage wore down the Kings.

San Miguel’s bench was more consistent, while Ginebra struggled to find the form of Cyrus Baguio, Ronald Tubid and Sunday Salvacion. The combination of Cortez and Villanueva eventually overtook Helterbrand when his hamstring slowed him down.

Freeman was the best player of the series while Noel was far from his best to finish the series.

With an excellent mix of youth and experience along with speed and size, San Miguel is a team with enough promise to dominate for many years. Now that they’ve finally found the secret to winning and wrested their first trophy after a massive buildup, the league’s most feared team also has a championship to back them up.

With No. 18 in the bag, the Beermen’s eyes are set on number 19… and they’re not willing to wait very long.

Link source: http://www.pba.com.ph/jwc/toast-san-miguel-beer%E2%80%99s-18th-title