Showing posts with label philippine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philippine. Show all posts

Friday, April 30, 2010

PAL Midnight Special starts May 2 12:01AM

Check out PAL's latest promo only for the nocturnal or absolutely crazy about bargains!


- designstudentny
For more of the latest sales go to http://www.onthewaytonweyork.blogspot.com

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Monday, April 5, 2010

AirPhilExpress Holy Week Promos! (book until April 8, 2010!)

I've actually never heard of AirPhilExpress until I saw their ad in the newspaper today. Now how glad I am that I did.

I checked out their website and they've got some pretty good year round rates plus their Holy Week deals for domestic flights. Their rates are pretty competitive against Cebu Pacific's year round rates. The question now is whether they also have good service and nice airplanes.

Check their ad out below.



What's great about them is you can even book as late as 4 days before your flight. Now that's convenient especially for last minute travellers/deciders.

You can book online and check out their rates and promos at http://www.airphilexpress.com

**Photos above courtesy of http://www.airphilexpress.com


- designstudentny
For more of the latest promos and sale alerts go to http://www.onthewaytonewyork.blogspot.com


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Thursday, March 25, 2010

Earthquake in Metro Manila

Did you feel the earthquake?
 
Me and my teammates (except for 1 hehehe) but the rest of the people in our department didn't seem to feel it. My boyfriend all the way at his work felt it, too.

Here are the specifics from the United States Geological Survey website:

 

Everybody take care! Personally I'm terrified of earthquakes. I just think of being on a flyover in the middle of a strong earthquake with my car hanging over the road that just split wide open. Waaaaaah!

Just take care everyone. There's so many earthquakes happening so it doesn't hurt to be prepared:

Here are 10 tips for when an earthquake happens:

1. Protect yourself first. Be careful and wait until the earthquake is over.

2.Keep calm. Check all fire sources. Put out fire quickly.

  • If you were using any sources of fire or heat, turn them off when the shaking calms down.
  • If a fire starts, put it out quickly and calmly.

3. Panic can hurt you.

Be careful of fallen furniture and broken glass.



4. Make sure you have a way out: open doors and windows.

Secure an exit for escape when the shaking stops.


5. Don't rush out in a panic. Watch out for falling objects.

Watch out for falling objects such as roof tiles, broken glass, and signs.



6. Keep away from gateposts and walls.

If you feel an earthquake outside, stay away from concrete walls and other objects which may fall over.




7. Get the right information. Take the right action.

Get accurate information from radio, television, fire stations, local authorities, etc.




8. Make sure your family and neighbors are safe.

After you confirm your family’s safety, check if your neighbors are all right.



9. Work together on rescue and first aid.

Work with your neighbors to free victims from under debris or fallen furniture and to give first aid.



10. Make sure electricity and gas are off before evacuation.

Turn off circuit breakers and the gas at the main before you evacuate.


** tips and photos courtesy of http://www.tfd.metro.tokyo.jp/lfe/bou_topic/jisin/point-eng10.htm

Everyone be safe!

-- designstudentny
For more tips and latest events go to http://www.onthewaytonewyork.blogspot.com

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Is Your Passport Still Green?

Is your passport still green?



Photo courtesy of http://expatpinoy.blogspot.com


If it is then you need to head on to DFA to have your passport changed to the new machine-readable kind. Machine readable passports are valid until the expiry indicated on the passport whereas the green/manually scripted passports are only valid until April 10, 2010! That's less than a month from now!

Go to http://www.passport.com.ph (Don't worry it's the DFA website for passport applications and renewals.) to schedule your appointment and know more about the process and document requirements.

Setting an appointment is easy. Just go to http://www.passport.com.ph go to the "Set an Appointment" link.

Make sure you have the following information ready especially if you're setting an appointment for other people as well.

  1. Complete name
  2. Birth Date
  3. Birth Place
  4. Old passport number (for renewal)
  5. Father's Name
  6. Mother's Maiden Name
  7. Complete Address
  8. Telephone Number
  9. Mobile Number
After putting in your information, it's now time to set your appointment. Appointments are set in 30 minute time increments. Just pick the time. Take note of your appointment reference number and print out your application form.

Be there 30 minutes before your schedule! According to the website, they won't entertain both early and late comers.

I've already set my schedule and I blocked off an entire day for it. You never know with these government things. They mostly take forever unless you know the right people (if you know what I mean ;) ).

Is your passport already the new one?

Let us know how it went.

-- designstudentny
For the latest events and need to know info go to http://www.onthewaytonewyork.blogspot.com

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Saturday, March 20, 2010

LP Noynoy Aquino - Mar Roxas Senatorial Lineup May 2010 Elections

Have you decided who to vote for president? I'm not yet decided but more importantly I realized that I had not even started thinking about those other people I need to vote for in that ballot like senators, congressmen, mayor, counselor, etc. All the hype and focus has been on the presidentiables and the rest have been kind of forgotten.
So for everyone's info including mine, I'll be starting a series on the lineups under every presidentiable just so we know who supports who. If you're like me, I have particular presidentiables that I don't like so if a senator who I liked initially were affiliated with a presidential candidate I didn't like, well, then her name is crossed off my list of people to vote for.
Let's get the ball rolling starting with the Senatorial Lineup under the Noynoy Aquino and Mar Roxas tandem:
(I'm not going to get into specifics about each senatoriable because that would be an extremely long post but at the very least just by browsing through this one blog you'll have a view of all the people running for office.)


It's already March, just a little over a month before the elections and I'm still not decided as to who to vote for. If you've got any opinions about particular candidates whether for president, senator or mayor, let us know so we can also make informed decisions.
Watch out for the next lineups I'll be posting
http://www.onthewaytonewyork.blogspot.com
-- designstudentny
For only the most interesting or relevant news go to http://www.onthewaytonewyork.blogspot.com