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I've been reading a lot of posts/blogs from people discussing what would happen if a quake like the one that struck Japan recently would hit a major Philippine city (i.e. Metro Manila, Metro Cebu etc.), and that research has indicated ( http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/vi...quake.cnn.html ) that major cities in the Philippines are FLAT-FOOTED-UNPREPARED for a quake like the Japan quake. Which means, over 50,000 people are expected to die if one of these ...

Most of you by now, have probably seen a videoclip of the horrific "Tsunami On Fire", part of devastating tsunami waves that slammed into Sendai/Miyagi province yesterday. If you have not seen it, the video can be viewed here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTwnxVIlWss (advance to 6 minutes, 11 seconds).

I wanted to know where this exact spot is...and after about 10 minutes of Wikimapia and Google Earth searching, eureka.

Here is a screenshot ...

THINGS YOU WISH YOU COULD SAY TO 10 DIFFERENT PEOPLE RIGHT NOW (DON'T TELL US WHO IT IS):
1.) COME ON DARN IT,CONTACT ME!
2.) SO YOU WERE JUST PLAYING,HUH?
3.) YOU KNOW MY NUMBER,CALL ME!
4.) I'M STILL NOT SURE WHAT I FEEL ABOUT YOU...
5.) LAAG TA NA!
6.) WHAT IS WRONG WITH ME?
7.) KUYOG TA TAN-AW UG SINE!
8.) EFFORT LANG,PLEASE.
9.) PATAY KAAYO KO NIMU!
10.) I MISS YOU SO MUCH!='(

NINE THINGS ABOUT YOURSELF: ...

Featured in www.pinoyapache.blogspot.com on January 22, 2011

I STARED AT THE far expanse of the metropolis and all its neighboring islands as I stood on the ridge of the Babag Mountain Range. It's just another regular Sunday for me hiking alone on the trails. It is September 6, 2009 and this is my twenty-fifth session here. Oh, I just arrived yesterday from Iloilo, crossing two bodies of water – the Guimaras and Tañon straits – and a whole day of travelling by bus over the great Panay ...

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Featured in www.pinoyapache.blogspot.com on January 15, 2010

I AM A COLLECTOR of knives and other bladed weapons. No, I don't display my collections. I used these to test its limit and even carry these most of the time for my protection. One of those that I collect is a MANTRACK survival knife. An old friend gave this to me in 2004 during the time of the last years of my self-styled “warrior pilgrimage”.


The whole material is made of cold steel and anodized ...

The vicious cycle of self-inflicted regression, explained.

"Alam ko namang walang patutunguhan, lagi ko pa ring pinupuntahan."



-RODION