Baganga Escapade

Sunset facing the Pacific Ocean



Swimming time....pero mabaw man



The Next Top Model. hahaha

Tips to Helping Improve the Battery Life of Mobile Phone

Here are my top tips to help prolong the battery life on the phone.

1. Allow the phone to completely discharge before recharging.
When it reaches full, take it off the power. Complete this cycle a few times and you may find that the battery life does increase somewhat. Some people have reported being able to get an extra day or so out of the battery following this procedure.

2. Turn off the screen saver.
When the screen saver is enabled, the screen stays lit up for quite a while after you have locked the keypad. This drains power needlessly so I recommend you turn this off.

3. Turn sleep mode off.
Yes, I know what you’re thinking but you can save your battery by turning this feature off. If you have sleep mode on, the screen goes completely blank when the phone isn’t being used. This means that if you want to check the time, see if you have a new text message or anything else, you need to get the screen to come on in its entirety. If you keep sleep mode off, you can quickly look at your phone to check these things without enabling the screen every time. This should help reduce battery life because you won’t have the screen on and off all the time.

4. Press the red soft key (the button you use to hang up) after you have locked the keypad.
This forces the phone’s screen to turn off much more rapidly than if left to its own devices.

5. Don’t leave the bluetooth or GPRS on.
Only enable bluetooth when you need it and set your GPRS settings so that it only comes on when it is required. Leaving it on constantly is pointless and a waste of your precious battery life.

6. Send a text instead of calling where possible.
Sadly, calling is one of the worst things to affect your battery on this phone so where possible, send a text instead. Bit of a tenuous solution, but nevertheless something to bear in mind.

Celebrating Life: Second Chance

Exactly two years today when I got into a tragic vehicular accident along Magsaysay Road, Nabunturan, ComVal. The accident happened around 9:40 in the morning when my group tracking the national highway going down to Tagum. In my surprised, the left front tire of the elf cargo truck carrying banana exploded and in just awhile the truck went head on position that eventually lead to collision

Thirteen passengers succumbed to that road accident, only the driver killed and the rest obtained physical injury of different degree, fractured hips, pelvic bones, shoulder and laceration. I was rushed to the nearby private hospital for immediate medical attention because of the injuries, knee and head-on laceration obtained.



happy moments ...before the accident



fatal scene...aftermath of the collision



left side totally wrecked

The accident made me realized that life is truly unpredictable, that life is so short. Who know in split seconds or the next day you will die

Framework of Feasibility Study

General Model

1. General description of the business
2. Legal aspects. To be in line with the law and regulation.
3. Social aspects. To be in line with the social environment.
4. Management aspects. Board of Directors/Incorporators, capability of the owner and
top managers and general methods of managing the business project.
5. Technical aspects. Timing, location, capacity, tools, production methods,
technology, input, employees (labor force), etc.
6. Market aspects. Market structure (Market Demand and Supply), competitors, market
target, market share and distribution (pricing), marketing strategy, advertisement,
projected sales.
7. Financial aspects. Funding, fund allocation, projected balance sheet + income
statement + cash flow, Net Present Value, IRR, BCR, etc)
8. General Conclusion

Davao for MAR Team

Present at the meeting yesterday (from right): Phil Yee of GRF; tourism consultant and media personality Roger Layson and former Deputy Mayor Jonathan Santes of the Davao Ilonggos for Mar; community women leader Ruth Asio; LP Davao secretariat staff Cristy Dizon; Kalipi/Marka-Liberal Mindanao coordinator Ernie dela Salde; and Rose Peña, Botika ng Barangay coordinator of the Office of Councilor Peter Lavina.