Election Propaganda 2010

Election this coming May 2010 is fast approaching. Politicians are scrambling on how to get votes from the voters. Traditional politicians (TRAPOs) are on their usual approach to seduce voters by giving goods (such as rice, cans of sardines, packs of noodles [what a cheap]! ) in exchange of votes. Most politicians on current positions have big tarpaulins posted beside their supposed "projects" even if they know that putting such is a violation of certain rules of COMELEC. But they still have the guts to claim that they should be credited for those projects and that people on said area should vote on them.

Hoping that COMELEC personnel should go out on their offices and inspect the violations committed by the TRAPO's. Hoping that voters will vote wisely and should safeguard their votes and should not exchange their votes to noodles, some kilos of rice and can goods. 

Anyways, you can accept whatever the politicians will give but do not vote them because they will surely suck all funds of the government if they are elected.

Hoping we (Filipinos) will learn from our past!

Computer Gaming: Good or Bad?

A lot of people were debating about the effects of gaming to our children. But the question is that, is computer gaming good or bad to our children?

The answer: it depends.

We're on the society that advances in technology is very rapid. We're not in the 70's or 80's where we were satisfied with our "pambata" games. Technology may be good or bad. It depends on how we use it like PC Gaming.

Based on scientific studies, computer gaming has a lot of positive things that are beneficial to the development of our children. The spatial development (visual arts), eye-hand coordination development, cognition (mental development), abstract reasoning enhancement, comprehension are some of the positive effect that our children can get from playing computer games.

Professionals such as doctors, engineers, military were among the many thousand people using pc gaming to hone their inner ability to do things better.

Of course, not all are positive, but being parents, you should set standards for children to follow so that the negative effects may be lessen. Communication between children and parents is a very effective tool that can lessen the abuse of time on part of your children.

It's a matter of handling time. In short, time management is essential. Teach them that important value so that they become responsible individuals.

Sulop Exteel players

riche
michael, botok

earl joseph, erick john with botok



si botok! ang farmville boy...

igoy

agaw

christian, agaw, jesson

aldave, cyril, jude

christian labajo (ang pinaka-crush ni jaya)
mao ni si jaya, ang naka-crush kang christian labajo! lolz!

daverex, kerbot, agaw, jesson

EXTEEL SEA Philippines

Last January 2010, iAm Interactive, the Philippine publisher of Exteel Philippines and Southeast Asia finally shut down its operation. They don't even bother to explain to Exteel players what will happen to their accounts nor making any move to migrate Exteel accounts to other host countries.

The worst thing this company did is that they even include a link to TOP UP the exteel players accounts even they announced they were closing its operation! What a mess! Shame on part of the company!

It's very sad to note that some Philippine online gaming companies easily shuts down without trying a move to consider their loyal players.

Exteel, so far, is very different to other robotic (as i called it) LAN or online games being made. Hoping other Philippine online gaming companies will buy Exteel and be hosted again on Philippine servers. A lot of Exteel players will surely love to hear it soon!

Mga Hulagway! (click the image to enlarge!)

wer's the sun?! takluy in shades mode!














takluy ang pinaka-astig na emo sa sulop (in purple shirt) with kevin on the side!












lovers in sulop... mariposa and marcos!












si joey na siya tapad ni inday (green shirt)













exteel boys in action...

SULOP - A Brief Description

Sulop is a 3rd class municipality in the Province of Davao del Sur, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 27,340 people in 5,800 households.

Its geographical coordinates are 6° 35' 55" North, 125° 20' 37" East.


  Sulop is politically subdivided into 25 barangays.

Balasinon Buguis Carre Clib Harada Butai Katipunan Kiblagon Labon Laperas Lapla Litos Luparan Mckinley

New Cebu Osmeña Palili Parame Poblacion Roxas Solongvale Tagolilong Tala-o Talas Tanwalang Waterfall

Transportation:

Sulop is more or less 75 km from Davao City in which the international airport is located. It is serviced via Davao - Gensan buses.

Communication:

Different telephone companies are operating in Sulop. Among are Smart Communications, Globe Telecom, Sun Cellular and Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company. Internet is accessible through various Internet Cafe Shops such as EJ Internet Cafe and Computer Services (located at New Public Market, Sulop) and through wireless connection via cellular companies.

Various AM/FM Radio Stations and TV stations are operating in Davao City but can be received in the locality. Newspapers are delivered by some newspapers media outlets.


Peace and Order:

Peace and order situation within the municipality is quite good. There are no major security threats among people.

Leisure and Recreation:

Youngsters and adults alike are on online gaming as their past time. Some women are into chatting with foreign nationals where eventually they get married. Basketball, volleyball, and badminton are some of the favorite games played by Sulopians. Country side children are on traditional child games such as luksong-tinik, piko, and others. There are no major tourist attractions within the municipality. But super-packed energy individuals can go hiking and mountaineering escapades to certain upland barangays where deep ravines and difficult trails exist.