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"Laoag City..the Marcos county.." Laoag by rairaiken
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So I decided to pursue my travel alone since my bestfriend bailed out on me. It was her birthday last 03/11/12 and I booked a ticket last January so we can bond together however she decided not to go since her parents ask her to celebrate at home. Initial plan was to go to enchanted kingdom, palawan and watch eat bulaga live. ( it's my favorite noontime show..i love the pinoy henyo segment)..I can always go to Manila and what normally happens when I'm there is we just party and get drunk..This time I want adventure! I've been googling for months already and I stumbled in some blogs about Ilocos and I felt excited..I read a blog by Chyng Reyes( http://www.chyngreyes.com ) when she went to Ilocos and she was alone so I thought I can do this. My sisters and boyfriend were hesitant about my plan since I'm a girl and it's scary.My other sister said my intestines will be taken off and be sold in black market just like in the movie TURISTAS (puhleeesee?!!)I was planning to take a plane to manila then travel by bus to laoag which would take around 10 hours. I told them i've been to Singapore alone and Laoag is part of the Philippines, what worse could happen to me. They said it's scary since I might get lost and sometimes I can also be stupid..lolz..( it's true ) Well nothing can stop me, what Rhea wants Rhea gets. So everything was ready, clothes are packed; itouch ready and charged; cellphone ;chargers ;tripod; camera;tickets;itinerary..check..check..check..also I already called my tour guides in Ilocos and everyting is good to go. I got off work at 11:30 pm..went home to shower and get my things..at 2:30 am I was on my way to the airport with my loving boyfriend to send me off..4:10 am plane took off to Manila. Around 5:30 am I was waiting for my friend Katrina who's from Manila and she's going to accompany me while waiting for my next flight. We had breakfast at UCC Caf� Terrace - Resorts World Manila..very cool place..chatted until 10:00 am and she took me back to NAIA 3..So I was at the airport again waiting for my next flight to Laoag since I decided to just ride a plane going there because I don't want to exhaust myself too much from the start of my adventure..At last at 12:25 I am off to Laoag..
After an hour we landed Laoag, their airport was small just like what we have in Cagayan de Oro. There were a few tourist in the area and good thing there was a free bus courtesy of Congresswoman Imee Marcos that would bring us to our hotels. I already called Hotel Tiffany to make the reservation and I got a single bed room with private bath for P695.00. when I reached the hotel I immediately checked in and to my surprise I got a 2 bed room for the same price..hehe..I think they ran out of a single room. The hotel look great from the outside, there was a diner downstairs and it looks really pretty. The room was okay, it's clean and the walls have cute designs. You can leave the a/c on so when you get back the room will be cold. I washed my face and I was ready to start my tour, it was already 2 pm and I already called my tour guide and ask him if we can still make the tour for 2-3 hours and he said yes. Gosh my head was spinning that time, I haven't had any sleep and I was hungry but I must take the tour first since I was only in town for the day.
So this is the list of the interesting places I visited:sinking bell tower
saint william cathedral
museo iloko
malacanang of the north
paoay church
marcos museum
marcos photo gallery
FOR TOUR ARRANGEMENTS YOU MAY CONTACT KUYA WAWIE AT 09069729377,SULIT!!This place is really nice.it goes to show how influencial the late president have been.
It was great and I was really happy that we were able to accomplish the tour in 2-3 hours. The package cost P600 and i gave an extra tip of P100. My tour driver was kuya Wawie and I was surpised because he was really good in holding my DSLR and I didn't have to setup my tripod since he volunteered to take pictures of me, I guess he had no choice lolz..He was knowledgeable on the events of the Marcos's lives and about the history of the places we visited. I would really recommend kuya Wawie's service. He told me where to go to catch the bus going to Pagudpud. He dropped me off to the hotel and i went to the diner to eat. I ordered a sizzling steak but it wasn't good. the place was cool but I don't think their food was that great. I was still hungry so i strolled the area and found a street food stall and I bought an Empanada. I was great, I was loking for that since it was famous. I head back to my room, showered and made calls then got ready to sleep since there's nothing else to do, I'm up for another adventure in the morning. i was such a scaredy cat,back at home i cannot sleep with the lights on and with noises but when I am in a hotel or somewhere else for an overnight especially if I'm alone I leave the lights and tv on or when I shower I leave the door open even if I have friends with me haha. I'm crazy..Anyways Im off to dreamland tomorrow is another day....
- Pros:It's cheap..the tourist sports are not far..laid back town..
- Cons:nothing else to do..no wifi in the area :(..
- In a nutshell:Almost everyone in Laoag loves the Marcos, you see their pictures everywhere..
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By Jim HughesOctober 9, 2008
ANSBACH, Germany -- "Magnificent!"
That's the word used by Col. Timothy Edens, 12th Combat Aviation Brigade commander, to sum up the performance of the unit's Soldiers during their 15-month deployment to Iraq.
Homecoming ceremonies from August to the end of September brought home to Ansbach almost 3,500 Soldiers who deployed last summer.
"Great! Stupendous! Wonderful! I mean, pick any positive word and that is how we all feel-very, very good," Edens said about being home upon his return Sept. 25. "It's been a real treat to see the looks on the Soldiers' faces as they walk in here getting ready to see their families again. It's a great day!"
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"Just good old fashioned hard work, ingenuity and teamwork," the colonel said. "The one thing besides the fact that we got them all home that I'm most proud about is the absolute team spirit that just permeates the whole 12th CAB.
"Challenges' Yes, there were many," the colonel added. "But they were met and defeated in detail by this great outfit. I couldn't be more proud of the 12th CAB Soldiers."
With two of the R4 complete-redeployment and reintegration-reconstitution (equipment repair) and retraining are up next for CAB Soldiers.
"Retraining to get ready for the next deployment--which we think is in the nearer future than what we formerly anticipated," Edens said. "We told the families that about a month ago--telling them it looks like the next deployment has been accelerated. But we still have at least 12 months, and in most cases more, at home station with our families. It'll probably be post-January when the training really starts to form up and take hold."
Such is life in today's Army: deploy, come home, rest a bit, train up and deploy again. But for the most part, CAB Soldiers are maintaining positive attitudes despite the challenging times, Edens said.
"It's euphoria right now -- everyone's happy to be home," he said. "I think there is a certain amount of 'it's hard to believe' that we were able to pull off 15 months with no casualties -- either from the enemy or accidents-we're very, very proud of that.
"There's also a degree of 'What's next'' We are a deployed Army and it is the same people deploying over and over again," Edens continued. "So, some of them are asking hard questions (about life in the Army)."
And the concerns are valid, he admits.
"People are on their third or fourth deployments, so the facts are there and the jury is out-these are deployable times," he said. "For those deciding that perhaps they have had enough of the Army, I would say 'Thank you,' and I mean it sincerely. I'd rather they stay and continue to fight and train together, but, you know, they've given and I thank them for it. Stick it out with the Army, the 12th CAB and USAREUR -- it's a great way to live and serve.
"But by and large, I think they like being on the U.S. Army Europe and 12th CAB team-they like this community, they're proud of this community, they take ownership for a lot of things going on here that are positive. Money is starting to flow and things are happening at Ansbach."
Edens' thoughts are proven through a non-battlefield distinction the unit earned while deployed.
"This was the first unit in USAREUR and the first unit in OIF to meet 100 percent of its retention goals--over a thousand Soldiers re-upped while downrange," he said. "That speaks volumes for not just the career counselors, but for leadership in the CAB.
From the battalion commander and sergeants major down to first line supervisors-they all took a keen interest in keeping quality Soldiers in our formation and it paid off. We kept them in the Army and we kept them alive."
And now is not the time for that to change, Edens added. He said many Soldiers will want to blow off some steam after the long deployment, but he and Command Sgt. Maj. H. Lee Kennedy met with every CAB Soldier not on duty or on detail to tell them to be careful.
"Continue to be vigilant--take care of one another," he said to the Soldiers. "You did it in combat--there is no excuse for not doing it in peace time in the garrison environment.
"Will there be some who push that and exceed that' Absolutely--I think it is human nature," Edens added. "But I think we will see that 12th CAB Soldiers in large measure will step up and take responsibility for their actions and take care of one another."
The commander also acknowledged that some Soldiers might need help after the constant stresses of deployment.
"We encourage Soldiers to get help-not just for post-traumatic stress disorder, but also marriage issues or personal problems," he said. "Get help-it is out there. You have to be of sound mind-we have to have you there. If the way to get that is to see a doctor or other helping agency, then take care of it. We need healthy Soldiers in formation-and families. Families need help too."
And while many families are busy reuniting, the families and Soldiers of the 3-159th Aviation Regiment are dealing with separation. That unit replaced its sister unit, the 2-159th, in August.
"That switch over went perfectly," Edens said. "I know those Soldiers will do a great job in Iraq, and I know the CAB and the garrison will do a great job taking care of the families."
Edens concluded with kind words for those who supported the CAB from Germany.
"Thanks to the great U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach team, the local German communities and our families--families have contributed at least 50 percent to the success of this brigade," he said. "It is absolutely firm in my mind that we were successful because we were not worried about our families -- we were able to focus and concentrate on the mission at hand knowing that Lt. Col Guy Zero (rear detachment commander), the rear detachments and the FRGs (family readiness groups) all had the home fires burning and everything was going to be OK."


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I think that the developer of this app would know that this is half baked yet. You cannot customize the goals and cannot delete the ones in there. At least not in the version I downloaded. Till this part is fixed this would be a - good idea executed poorly category.
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This app is everything I was looking for to help me save for a trip, but it needs a lot of work. The other reviews already say it exactly - wasn't able to enter my pin, the pages don't scroll so I can't hide the keyboard, it lacks customization BUT if there were a few backend fixes this app would be money in the bank! ... Literally.
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- Category: Finance
- Updated: Jun 07, 2012
- Version: 1.6
- Size: 2.3 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Tradeoff LLC
- © 2012 Tradeoff, LLC
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Fayroe by WildloverwithwolfsWatch
©2012-2016 Wildloverwithwolfs
Fayroe I have to say even though blue foxes are considered generic this is the first blue animal Ive drawn lol so I guess my blue sharpies and crayolas finally get to be used. Yah!!!
Yeah I can see why you said generic, I made a commission once that was a neon blue fox with green eyes....but I like the fact that this one at least has different arm colours, so it's different ;3
Well I don't find doing simple things once in a while I mean I guess I could be considered generic to im a gray wolf with marking and hair lol
And I think I might have seen the commish your talking about
And I think I might have seen the commish your talking about
Blue all the way...
i love the way you color <3
Wow, Dat colour!
He's so BLUE!
He's so BLUE!
wow Shashe it´s cool
Oh gawd I wish you'd draw Bamfi <3
Looks awesome, Shashe!


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Babywearing and diaper bags...
EBFing, BWing, CDing mommy to the love of my life- my sweet baby boy!
Married to my other half 12-31-03, Julia 07/09/04, Philip 12/19/12
BWing, Bfing, CDing, PCOSing, TTCing bookworm
Katie (27)+ DH (29)= Josey, July 2nd, 2010
I usually travel pretty light (like purse with 2 diapers in it and maybe a snack and sippy cup at the most). So, typically I use a purse that has a really long/adjustable strap. So if I'm in a front carry, I sling it over my shoulder over both of us and have the straps pretty long. If LOs in a back carry, I just put it a little shorter and sling it over my head/shoudler and have it more toward the front.
If I'll be out all day and need more than a few diapers, I usually do a backpack and a front carry. Sometimes I use one of those little pool backpacks and if I have my baby in a back carry, I just tie it to the waist strap of my back carry. Otherwise, I just wear it on the back like a backpack.
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a backpack is an excelent idea! and im thinking i need to confront my overpacking head on haha!
EBFing, BWing, CDing mommy to the love of my life- my sweet baby boy!
Boy 3/09, Identical Twin Girls Stillborn 9/11, MC 5/12, Rainbows: Boy 3/13, Girl 9/14
J 11/17/97, Angel Baby 12/11/08, Angel Baby 04/05/12, RAINBOW Baby T 5/19/13
And here is a pic I took a while back when someone asked how to actually wear the bag while BWing:
EBFing, BWing, CDing mommy to the love of my life- my sweet baby boy!
I'm sorry, I'm probably not any help....I just travel light. LO eats what I eat when we're out, so we just share. We BF, so a drink is always on hand. I really just throw a diaper and some wipes in my regular purse and head out. If it's going to be an hour or less, I don't even pack anything. A couple times, I just wrapped an extra diaper in between layers of wrap and pulled it out when I needed it. I'm a wallet, keys, and go kind of girl
Leah Sivan - born 11 January, 2012 - 34 weeker
Golden omnoms for my little Poopikins!
~going for diamond plus!~


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Writers: Rudyard Kipling, Ron Yanover, Mark Geldman, Stephen Sommers, Ronald Yanover | Director: Stephen Sommers | Stars: Jason Scott Lee, Cary Elwes, Lena Headey, Sam Neill
Votes: 13,166 | Gross: $44.34M
46. Mr. Bean's Holiday (2007)
PG | 90 min | Comedy, Family
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49. Open Season (2006)
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Chicken Pepper Panini
Total Time
Prep 10 mins
Cook 5 mins
So easy and so good too! Adapted from BH&G magazine.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 slices hearty multigrain bread (or ciabatta bread)
- 1⁄3 cup mayonnaise (or salad dressing)
- 1 cup lightly packed fresh basil (if you don't have basil, try some parsley and spinach or arugala or greens of choice)
- 1 1⁄2 cups sliced cooked deli-roasted chicken (or shredded, or lefotver chicken)
- 1⁄2 cup bottled roasted sweet red pepper, drained and cut into strips (or homemade)
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- Preheat an electric sandwich press, a covered indoor grill, a grill pan, or a 12-inch skillet.
- To assemble sandwiches, spread one side of each bread slice with the mayonnaise. Layer basil, chicken, and roasted sweet peppers on 4 of the bread slices. Top with remaining bread slices, mayonnaise sides down. Brush both sides of each sandwich with oil.
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This was an oh so delicious panini sandwich !! I made these using the Multi Grain "Fold Em's" . I had used some mayo/dijon mixture I had leftover from another recipe. And I did use the fresh Basil with a few spinach leaves, the fresh basil definitely gives it a great flavor. I had grilled the chicken breast the night before with some jerk seasonings. Prepared everything together in the morning and then just assembled the sandwich for the panini at lunch time. Made this to go with Very Green Salad With Herb Vinaigrette The flavors worked out together so good. This is a great sandwich with so much flavor with the basil. Thanks for sharing your recipe Sharon. Made in memory of Sharon's DH.
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PRESIDENT BUSH has fulfilled his promise that every American who pays taxes will send a smaller check to Washington. But under the legislation passed by Congress and awaiting his signature, the greatest and most varied tax-trimming opportunities will go to Americans who earn the most and save the most. And people with similar incomes and even similar circumstances will get widely varying benefits, with people in higher-tax states in the Northeast and the upper Midwest faring worst.
The legislation lowers tax rates for everyone. That alone will save every taxpayer anywhere from less than $100 to an average of more than $1 million for the top 400 earners in the country. People who save, especially those 50 or older, will benefit from significantly increased limits on tax-favored savings. They will also get a new kind of 401(k) that will let them withdraw their gains free of taxes, thus extending the benefits of tax-free investing to those who now make too much money to qualify for a Roth IRA.
The legislation also allows more tax-free saving for education, including, for the first time, for private colleges. It increases tax credits for children. It reduces estate taxes, eliminating them in 2010 -- but only for that year.
Still, many taxpayers making between $72,000 and $627,000 -- especially those with large families, big medical bills, or homes in higher-tax states like New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Illinois and California -- will see perhaps two-thirds of their Bush income tax cuts taken away by another levy called the alternative minimum tax.
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Higher-income taxpayers will also benefit from lower rates on the last dollar of their income. By 2006, the 39.6 percent rate paid by the top 1 percent of taxpayers will have fallen to 35 percent, the 36 percent rate to 33 percent, the 31 percent rate to 28 percent, and the 28 percent rate to 25 percent.
Higher-income taxpayers will also benefit because they will no longer lose personal exemptions for themselves and their children, as well as itemized deductions like charitable gifts and mortgage interest payments, as their income rises. These benefits are currently taken away at the rate of $30 per $1,000 of additional income above a threshold of as little as $64,475, depending on one's family status. This rate will fall to $20 per $1,000 starting in 2006, to $10 in 2008, and will be eliminated in 2010.
One way to take advantage of the legislation is to accelerate tax-deductible expenditures -- making them this year instead of in future years, when rates are lower. For example, someone in the top bracket could create a fund at his local community foundation this year with enough money to cover charitable gifts for the next decade or so, taking a deduction at the 39.1 percent top rate this year instead of the 35 percent top rate for 2006 and later. So a fully deductible $100,000 gift now, for example, would save $4,100 more in taxes than it would in 2006.
''There's no question that you save if you give now,'' said Albert R. Rodriguez, a partner in Rodriguez, Horii & Choi, a tax and charity law firm in Los Angeles.
Alternative Minimum Tax
Many middle- and upper-income Americans -- those making $72,000 to $627,000 -- will be upset to learn that their tax cut will be much smaller than they might have expected.
That is because of the alternative minimum tax, enacted three decades ago to prevent wealthy people from claiming so many deductions, exclusions and credits that they wind up with little or no tax bill. Since Congress has never revised this tax enough to account for inflation and changes in the regular income tax, it now rarely applies to people making more than $627,000, the very group for which it was intended. Rather, it raises the tax bill of Americans making less than that.
People are most likely to be affected if they have many children and thus many personal exemptions, unusually large miscellaneous deductions for items like medical expenses, or large deductions for state and local income taxes and property taxes. The 10 states where taxpayers are most likely to owe the alternative minimum tax are, in order, New York, Wisconsin, Oregon, Maryland, Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island, Minnesota, Connecticut and New Jersey, according to Democrats in the House of Representatives. Ohio is close behind.