OUR LOVE FOR GLOVE DOVES

In celebration of its fourth anniversary, Pinoypoets, in partnership with the Filipinas Heritage Library, invites you to OUR LOVE FOR GLOVE DOVES: A Cognitive Poetic Approach to Why We Rhyme the Way We Do by Paolo Manalo, award-winning poet and best-selling author of Jolography.

The lecture will be on August 16, Saturday, 4 PM, to be held at the Filipiniana Section of the Filipinas Heritage Library, Ayala Triangle, Makati City.

For details, please email pinoypoetsgroup@yahoo.com or contact Romel Samson (Xam) through 0916-6390640 and 0929-7853276.

The Kiss

The most important thing in real estate,
is also the most important to the kiss,
it is essentially location, location, location,
well placed, it will stimulate sensual bliss .

Kisses can be placed so soft & gentle,
on lips, or on ears, or even necks,
they can be kind of a bite or a nibble,
kissing is such a creative part of sex.

When placed on each others mouths,
with passion and opening of the lips,
exploring each other with darting tongues,
a fire grows inside between the hips.

Hungrily kissing each others bodies,
where it creates the most pleasure,
my tongue probes you, your lips surround me,
excitement builds, intense beyond measure.

The fiery sensations mount,
penetrating both the heart and soul,
the craving swells our heated bodies,
we explode with pleasure, fulfilled & whole.

In The Moonlight

Moonlight pours through the window
bathes your skin in it's milky glow
delights my eye and sharpens my hunger
hear me whisper to you soft and low

be mine, and let me be your lover
to worship your body, so divine
to pledge my heart to you forever
be my goddess, please be mine

your smiling lips are so inviting
your breath sweet gentle breeze
stirs my hair and warms my heart
your graceful curves seducing me

the flickering candle burns low, and out
we are entwined together, two as one
the sweet sound of our desire fills the air
loves dance greets the warm morning sun

Took this a couple of months ago in UP Diliman. The boy kept following us so I decided to shoot him.

How to Avoid Being Scammed Online

The advent of the Internet has made the lives of people all over the world easier, and has given them an easier means to interact, commune, and transact with one another. On the other hand, the Internet has also given criminals, crooks and malicious individuals another avenue for their dastardly deeds. Scams and other fraudulent activities that used to spread through postage, telephone, and faxes have found that the Internet more than doubles the speed and gives them access to more willing victims all over the world. Most of these online scams proliferating through the internet are just variations of decades-old real world scams, the ease of interaction and funds transfer brought on by the internet just masks it and makes it appealing to newer tech-savvy victims. Here are a few tips that will help you avoid being scammed online:

1. Maintain multiple email accounts. Use an email account for your personal and sensitive transactions and another fake email account for trivial things such as forum registrations, website signups and interaction with individuals that you don’t know personally. Make sure any information attached to the fake email account cannot be traced back to you; use fake names and addresses liberally. This prevents scammers fishing for victims to find out any real data that they can use against you. This also benefits your personal email account because the restrictions in its use severely limits the amount of spam that finds its way into the inbox. A large number of online scams get to people through spam mail.
2. Don’t sign up for every contest you find on the Internet, particularly contests that require you to provide personal info. A lot of online scam perpetrators find their victims through databases gathered from information collecting drives masked under a contest or promo.
3. Don’t be lazy. If there is a bank that is only a few minutes of walking away from your house, go there in person for financial transactions. Don’t rely too much on their online services and be on the lookout for fake phishing websites that ask you to update your bank account details and passwords. Keep in mind that if there is a need to update bank account info, banks will require you to do it in person.
4. If you like to join contests and promos in several places, keep track of everything you’ve joined and their prizes. Make a ledger if possible. This way, if an email shows up in your inbox telling you that you’ve won 2 million pesos, it’ll be easier for you to file it under “scams”.
5. Last, but certainly not the least, don’t be greedy and always remember that anything that seems or sounds too good to be true usually is. People don’t magically become millionaires for no reason at all and they most certainly don’t win it in the same manner. Even people who become millionaires through the lottery had to do some actual work in terms of going out and buying a lottery ticket in person.

Random Shots

While strolling in a mall in Quezon City, my wife and I decided to take photos of me wearing different headgears.Superspy Jheric.
Ang Kawawang Cowboy.
In a Black Sox cap (though the design also looks like it spells SEX).

Taiwan firm to produce LCD monitors in Clark

A Taiwanese firm has chosen the Philippines as the site of its overseas plant that would produce Thin Film Transmission (TFT) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD).

Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Peter Favila announced that Great Sun Optoelectronics of Taiwan will invest US$ five million and hire five hundred to eight hundred workers in its facility in Clark Field Special Economic and Free Port in its first year of operations. He added that Great Sun will be conducting talks with a minimum of three suppliers to complement Great Sun's operations in the Clark Economic Zone in Pampanga.

Moreover, Secretary Favila said that Great Sun plans to increase its investments to US$30 million and its manpower requirements to 10,000 employees within 3 to 5 years.

Great Sun Optoelectronics Corporation specializes in the design and manufacture of monitors for computers, television sets and automobiles. Great Sun developed a patented "Hi-View" TFT LCD whose contrast and resolution is 40-60 percent sharper that equivalent brands in the market. As a second tier supplier to the industry's Original Equipment/Design Manufacturers (OEM/ODM), Great Sun distinguishes itself in the industry by its capacity to accept design and fabrication orders of a minimum of 200 units for Original Brand Manufacture (OBM) clients

According to Liberato Laus, President of Clark Development Corporation, the establishment of Great Sun Optoelectronics' operations in the Philippines carries significant implications on Clark's bid to become the premier logistics and overseas manufacturing hub for high technology products in the Philippines and the region. The presence of Great Sun will spur the natural creation of supply chains in the form of the entry of new Taiwanese investments in peripheral and support industries.

Ms. Bernardita Angara - Mathay, DTI Special Trade Representative in Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO) -Taipei, reported that Taiwan is the world's largest supplier of notebook PCs motherboards and LCD monitors. Taiwan's integrated chain of semiconductor industries has secured the TFT-LCD industry's leadership position in global markets. Ms. Angara - Mathay said that this Taiwan investment project will assist in the operations of similar Information Communications Technology investors and draw in investments in new and higher value processes into the Philippines. (end)