Sunday, December 16, 2012

PSY is dead.Poisoned.Condemned.


Hell no!

Rumors spread that PSY died because he accidentally ate a fake snow as he was joking with peers during a party he attended with friends. This is one of the stupid accusations made by youtube users who abused much the power of the internet and take advantage on the privilege that the world wide web offers.

PSY is alive and kicking. He is busy rehearsing with his first major concert in Manila, Philippines. Don't believe that he passed away. Some said numbers of devoted christians and socialists wanted to kill him because he is accordingly one of the fallen angel that will lead the world to death.

Nostradamus predicted that by saying " In the Calm Morning , when a dancing horse will reach the circle of nine". Calm Morning is what South Korea called itself. Gangnam Style is a dancing horse and his standing on youtube got the 900 million plus views. Soon this will reach the 1billion views with  nine circles, nine zeros.

He is accordingly condemned by some disturbed believers of the doomsday that allegedly will occur on December 21,2012.

Again, PSY is not dead. Don't be PSYchotic!

Saturday, December 08, 2012

Manuel Marquez knocks Pacquiao out!


Manny Pacquiao's fans were shocked when a jab from Manuel Marquez ended the game and knocked Pacman out. He has been pouring all his focus during his training days but he wasn't able to perfect every angle as Marquez has sought a hole to finish the game during the welterweight fight on Saturday (December 7, 2012) at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

Here is the blow by blow update per round.

Round 1: After a thrilling buildup in a sold-out MGM Grand Garden Arena, referee Kenny Bayless gave the fighters their final instructions and the fight begins. Pacquiao's ready to charge. A Marquez counter right lands. A nice Pacquiao left. They move for position. This isn't the three minutes of action Pacquiao promised, but he did press the action, and did enough. Pacquiao wins the round, 10-9.

Round 2: Again, they're waiting each other out. Pacquiao shoots in a right, then misses a left uppercut. Marquez gets in a short right. Pacquiao with a straight left, a nice punch. Marquez content to stand back. He gets in a good right. Again, Pacquiao did more work. Pacquiao win the round, 10-9. Pacquiao leads, 20-18.

Round 3: Marquez throws overhand left. Pacquiao charges with a right that lands. Good left by Pacquiao. Counter left by Marquez. Left uppercut to body by Marquez. Big right and Pacquiao is down at 1:12 mark. Hard right by Marquez, then a big right to body by Marquez. Hard left uppercut by Marquez. Pacquiao fighting buzzed. Hard right by Pacquiao, Ton of passion in this fight at end, both guys swinging. Marquez wins the round, 10-8. Fight is even, 38-38.

Round 4: Marquez lands with a high left. Marquez follows with a straight right. Pacquiao not in huge hurry to engage here. Pacquiao lands a jab, but Marquez makes him eat two hard rights before the bell. Marquez wins the round, 10-9. Marquez leads, 48-47.

Round 5: Pacquiao drops Marquez with hard left. Incredible round. Marquez takes eight count. Pacquiao is at his most dynamic, battering Marquez with set-up lefts. Hard rights. He had Marquez cornered twice and wailed on him. Pacquiao win the round, 10-8. Pacquiao leads, 57-56.

Round 6: Big left snaps Marquez head back. Marquez missing now. Marquez's nose is bleeding and appears it might be broken. He's breathing with mouth wide open. Hard right by Marquez. Jab by Marquez. Pacquiao lands a right. Marquez follows with wicked hard right as Pacquiao was moving forward. Pacquiao's out, not moving, fight is over. Marquez wins. He runs to a corner and stands. Pacquiao down on canvas with his cornermen over him. He's now sitting up. Marquez wins by knockout at 2:59.

All three judges had Pacquiao leading the fight, 47-46 after five rounds.

It is a sign that he has to retire and begin to answer to what is said his calling-- TO SERVE GOD and TO SERVE the people.That if he is really sincere because God's presence usually appear when you feel that you are down and that is a challenge.  On the other hand, he has to see the defeat as inspiration that no one in this world is greater than anybody. For Filipino people,  Pacman is a hero already win or loss.


Thursday, December 06, 2012

Drag queens: The wig transforms all



Davao City has brilliant and talented drag queens who perform with pride and passion. I have met some artists here and was able to talk to them as to how do they transform their selves into someone that is not him but obviously could able to convince their audience to watch and awe their characters.

Edwin Luis is said to be the queen here in Davao City in terms of impersonation and 'dragging'. His team performed in one of my events last two years and the performance was extremely entertaining. I didn't know there is fun in lip sync performances.

One of the rising and aspiring drag queen I met told me that if someone would try to be in the industry he has to have great selections of wigs for it will help your career. Without it your nothing.

He said " I found this Chicago wig store that gives me different array of wig collections" Thus, if you want to try such career you have to invest to make your character the way it should be. A friend went to America just to collect such stuff. What a passion.

Bambu Estate Davao Subdivision, Your Home


Bambu Estate is a midcost yet prime project of Kisan Lu Lands Inc. located along the super highway of Mintal, Davao City. They say, a country side subdivision with full access to necessities.

I am so excited to stay in Block 9 Lot 23 here in Bambu Estate and build my own family there. As of this writing, Bambu Estate is in 70% done with more than hundred of houses built in the norther part where my home is.

My family is also excited to stay as it has swimming pool and clubhouse. Not to mention the exclusive 2-hectare NCCC Mall inside Bambu Estate.

Bambu is at the country side but it has everything you need to continue life that easy and hassle free. For education, Holy Child Academy and Philippine Science Highschool are just infront of the subdivision.

Security and safety are also tighten here in Bambu Estate. The company takes it seriously and install CCTV cameras on critical areas with high profiled security guards.

The houses are in full quality giving homeowners an elegant and livable home.With the qualities of the materials and interior designs, you would really say, I AM HOME.

The fixtures are not part of the package so you would have to have a good source of these stuffs like cabinets and appliances.
 There is a custom furniture and cabinet maker in Chicago that I love to have in my home. I wish it is available here in Davao City so I could install it my new home in Bambu Estate.

Now if you want to have a home here in Bambu Estate Call 09237074377 or email kisanlulands@gmail.com or visit www.davaoinvestors.com

Monday, December 03, 2012

Things to prepare before typhoon strikes


Super Typhoon Pablo (Bopha) is approaching now in Mindanao,Philippines maintaining its strength and threatening Surigao and Davao Oriental. Here are some tips as to how are we going to keep ourselves safe from this killer storm.


    • 1
      Determine whether you can remain in your home during the typhoon. You may be able to ride out a weak typhoon with a small storm surge but will need to evacuate for stronger storms. Listen for warnings from your local officials or weather personnel in situations where evacuation is ordered. Note the evacuation routes and plan to leave early.
    • 2
      Make lists of television and radio stations where you can get storm information, phone numbers to call in case of emergencies and locations of storm shelters. Get directions for the emergency shelters.
    • 3
      Designate a location for you and your family members to meet if you get separated and the number of an out-of-state relative to call to say everyone is safe. That out-of-state person starts the phone tree to others on your list after learning you are okay.
    • 4
      Find a place to take your pets where they will be safe if you have to evacuate. Most storm shelters won't allow pets.
    • 5
      Remember to shut off electricity, water and gas to your home before evacuating.

    Assemble a Typhoon Kit

    • 6
      Pack food that doesn't have to be refrigerated or cooked along with disposable plates, bowls, forks, knives and spoons. Each person and pet in the home should have enough to eat for three days.
    • 7
      Store water. Each person needs three gallons of clean water to drink and to use for washing. Pets also need water.
    • 8
      Add flashlights, oil lamps, lanterns and candles, along with extra batteries, matches and fuel.
    • 9
      Include a first aid kit in your typhoon kit.
    • 10
      Remember to pack board games, card decks and a battery-operated radio.
    • 11
      Throw in a box of garbage bags and paper towels.

    Pack Your Bags

    • 12
      Pack a small bag or backpack for each person in the home. It should include clothes and toiletries for three days.
    • 13
      Bundle a blanket and pillow for each person and place them in garbage bags (to keep them dry) to take along if evacuating.
    • 14
      Include a small bag of photos and documents you can't afford to have destroyed, such as wills and wedding albums.
    • 15
      Place everyone's bag and bed bundle near the door so they can be quickly loaded into the car if you decide to evacuate. Fill the car with gas.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Consider using citronella candles or oil to help repel insects. Most typhoons occur during warm weather and you will want to open your windows or even spend evenings outdoors until electricity is restored.
    • If you can, store two weeks worth of food and water.
    • Make sure that everyone has something to wear in warm weather, a rain jacket and sturdy shoes that will protect their feet from debris.
    • Be careful when using lamps, lanterns and candles. Some lamp and lantern fuel isn't safe to use indoors and candles can be knocked over, starting fires.