Eight Birthday Greetings

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さむ-=psALm=-さむ Posted 07/25/2008 2:03 pm ninang advance happy bday po.. 27 daw po bday mo sbi ni mama.. more bdays 2 come.. godbless.. ingat po lgi.. ^_^

My inaanak(Godson) Samboy(his Mum and I call him Samboy) sent me 8 Birhtday Greetings

on Friendster. Sam is Sara's son(my Best friend and Cousin at the same time)

Thank you Sam for sending me those sweet Birthday comments.

you're a sweet Boy and i'm sure mama loves you and so proud of you,

Take care of your 2 little sisters and mama and yourself,Godbless! :)

Qantas Plane Made an Emergency Landing in Manila

Grabbed from Yahoo!7 News..

Australian passengers have told of a terrifying mid-air emergency that left a gaping hole in the side of a Qantas plane, forcing an emergency landing in Manila.

The Qantas Boeing 747, en route from London to Melbourne , via Hong Kong , landed safely on Friday and a "gigantic" hole was discovered in the belly of the plane, near the wing.

Some of the 346 passengers on board told of debris flying through the depressurised cabin, and oxygen masks dropping from the ceiling. Some said the plane had plunged about 20,000 feet after a door "popped".

"There was a terrific boom and bits of wood and debris just flew forward into first (class) and the oxygen masks dropped down," Melbourne woman Dr June Kane told ABC Radio.

"I'm looking at the plane now and ... just forward of the wing, there's a gaping hole from the wing to the underbody," she said, adding that baggage was hanging out.

"It was absolutely terrifying, but I have to say everyone was very calm."

Qantas chief executive Geoff Dixon said the flight had "a hole in its fuselage" and was being inspected. None of the passengers nor the plane's 19 crew were hurt, he said.

The Australian Transportation Safety Bureau (ATSB) and the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) had been notified of the incident, Dixon said.

CASA spokesman Peter Gibson told the ABC that initial reports indicated a problem with air pressure in the cabin.

Manila airport operations officer Ding Lima told local radio the plane lost cabin pressure shortly after takeoff from Hong Kong and the pilot radioed for an emergency landing.

"Upon disembarkation, there were some passengers who vomited. You can see in their faces that they were really scared," he said.

During the emergency part of the plane's flooring gave way, exposing some of the cargo in the hold, he said. Part of the ceiling also collapsed.

Another passenger Brendan McClements, the chief executive of the Victorian Major Events Company, described hearing a big bang as the plane flew out of Hong Kong .

"There was a sort of rapid expulsion of wind. It went out of the plane, the air got sucked out, the oxygen masks dropped down and we put them on," he told AAP from Manila.

"Where I was sitting wasn't ideal, by no means ideal.

"We landed about an hour or so ago, and there was a very large hole that wasn't there when we took off in Hong Kong ."

McClements praised Qantas staff for keeping passengers calm.

"The crew were terrific, they did a great job," he said.

"Everyone gave them a round of applause as we landed."

British man Phil Rescall said he and other passengers realised how lucky they were when they saw the size of the hole in the plane's underbelly just in front of the right wing.

"You see the hole and you realise we were very lucky," he told AFP.

"Some people were crying, some people were pretty shaken when they saw the hole."

Another English passenger, Robin McGeechan, 42, said that despite the bang there was little panic.

"We were told a door had popped. We only realised that there was a great big hole in the plane after we landed," McGeechan said.

McClements said he was glad he didn't see the hole in the plane until after they landed.

"Landing was a good thing," he said.

"The captain flagged that we were going to take a very long, slow landing, so we used the whole runway, the emergency crews were out there to meet us and then they towed us in.

"When we walked out we were able to see the plane from the outside and there was a very large hole.

"I was very happy I saw that when I was on the ground and not when I was in the air."

McClements said the passengers were calm when it happened.

"It was probably an hour out of Hong Kong , it all went bang and whoosh.

"And the oxygen masks dropped down and we tootled off to Manila as quickly as we could.

"It was back behind me, big, loud and noisy and very windy when the cabin presser depressed.

"Obviously when the initial bang happened there were a few looks cast across the aisles and backwards and forwards.

"But once people put their oxygen masks on, and crew did a terrific job of making sure people were calm around us, everyone was very even, everyone was very relaxed, that I saw."

McClements said the plane descended after the bang.

"Someone else used the word plunged, but it was a very even decent to a level, as I understand it, where the cabin pressure was equalised.

"It didn't worry me particularly, it never felt like it was out of control."

He said he thought it had taken another hour or two to reach Manila after that.

" Qantas handled it brilliantly and all in all, I will be on the next plane as soon as they can get one to take me home.

"I don't want to catch a cargo ship or anything like that."


Thank God they're all safe!

Celeb's Haven

Guys, take a look at palm subdivision in Dubai …each house cost $48 million. This is really amazing because all of the houses were sold for only 3 days from the day they launched the open house selling.
List of some persons who bought from the palm:
David Beckham
Michael Jackson
Bill Gates
Whitney Houston
Nicholas Cage
Steven Spielberg
Roger Moore
Clint Eastwood
Sultan Najori Hamten of KSA
Bill Clinton
Pete Sampras


Michael Jordan
Tina Turner
Will Smith
Beth Midler
Jet-Li
Patrick Ewing
Robin Williams
Damon Sunderland
Don King
Phil Jackson


Shania Twain
George Bush
Oscar DelaHoya
Axel Rose
Demi Moore & Bruce
Willis
And many more..

 

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Palm Jumeirah @ DUBAI new pics

 What else can i say? I can't say anything but WOW!!!!

Sweet Tag from Vicy

My Sweet Sis Vicy Tagged

me. Thanks sis for considering me as your Friend, Same here mwaahh!


~Start Copy Here~

1. Copy from start to finish

2. This letter should be pass on to your closest friends online.

3. Add your name and URL blog HERE!! .

1. Wheng
2. Hazel
3. Janeth Vicy's Life Journey
4. Denz Recreational
5. Cecile's life is good and beautiful
6. Anneberly's Beyond the Rave Reality
7. Rock's God's Best Gift
8. Shimumsy
9. Swittooth
10. Texas Babe
11. Dette's Muthahood Crib
12. Mommyallehs
13. Pinaymama's Masipagwapa
14. Pinaymama's Honeybabybee
15. Mummy Sheng
16. Pinay Smiles
17. Zoya
18. Ester's Embracing Health
19. Emcee
20.You're Next!

4. Get back to Me [Emcee] and leave a comment once you’ve passed on the letter. Will then visit your site to make sure your links are complete and proper.

5. To ensure everyone receives equal link benefit, UPDATE your list regularly!

It's true I have never seen you

and we have never met,

Never shaken Hands or

even truly hugged and yet!

I know for sure you care for

me by the kindness that you give.

And our keyboards keep us

together doesn't matter where we live.

So I give you this gift to

put a smile on your face

and to let you know in my

heart you have a special place.

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Now i'm Tagging all of you, because you're all very dear to my heart!

Crab Mentality

That guy to your left, that's Eman and very proud to say he is my Family's

Best Friend here in Australia.

Very proud because it's so hard to find a Real Friend especially when you're

in a Foreign Land.

I'm sure most of us who's living outside of the country could attest to that.

It just saddens me that away from home instead of us filipinos help each other

and love each other, our own Fellow filipino will pull us down.

Yes, Crab Mentality! is very much present here.

Having so many unpleasant experiences dealing with Fellow filipinos

disappoints me so much,

Old Settler or New Settler? Both.

With all the good things one can possibly do, why do a number of Filipinos

chose to downplay other people? Misery loves company, but how can more be

merrier in misery?

For those of you who've read all my entries, remember that

blogthing about

What English speaking Country are you? I gave a try and it turned out to be

Australia and said there is a strange feeling that i don't.

Really, I don't feel i belong here because that is contagious and i don't want

to be one of them,

Though not saying all of them but most of them.

A piece of advise to those who are planning and aspiring to settle down abroad,

Just be very careful and selective when choosing your Friend and the people

you're going to trust.

Lucky enough still to find some true Friend(and Eman is one of them) despite

of that FACT.

Sweet Melody

Playing a Guitar, is similar to

Playing Life's Direction..

It is our choice which kind of melody we're going to play.

It is our choice which kind of life we choose to live in,

My choice? I chose to play Sweet Melody as well with my Life. :)

Qantas Jet evacuated after bomb threat

July 19, 2008, 2:22 pm

AFP © [Enlarge photo]

A bomb threat against a Qantas flight bound for Australia at Los Angeles International Airport overnight was a hoax, the airline says.

Qantas spokesman Lloyd Quartermaine said QF 12 with more than 350 passengers and crew was grounded but after an inspection it had been cleared to continue its journey to Sydney on Saturday night.

"It has been assessed as a hoax, but as a precaution Qantas worked with US authorities to inspect the aircraft so it can resume operation," Mr Quartermaine said.

The flight was supposed to depart Los Angeles at 10am (0300 AEST). The 347 passengers and 20 crew members were boarding at the time of the threat and had to get off, according to an LAX spokeswoman.

Passengers were taken to hotels.

Mr Quartermaine said a new flight had been organised for passengers and would leave Los Angeles at 11pm (1600 AEST) on Saturday.

He said Qantas had been told of the threat by US authorities but refused to comment on the nature of the threat.

FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller said agents searched the plane and the luggage for about six hours but found no explosives.

Detectives are now investigating who made the bomb threat.

My God!!!! And we're planning to fly Qantas next year!

I'd rather stick to Philippine Airlines,

We'll never know when we're safe or not though,but with so many bad things

i've been hearing about Qantas.

We ourselves are responsible for our own safety,

I feel safe flying PAL so then we'll fly PAL,God Bless Our Trip!