Monday, August 1, 2016
Amazing Asik Asik Curtain Wall Falls Photo by James Singlador — National Geographic Your Shot
Amazing Asik Asik Curtain Wall Falls Photo by James Singlador — National Geographic Your Shot: Asik-Asik Falls from the local term “asik,” which means sprinkle, has become the biggest sensation throughout the Philippines and if not in the world. Located in a deep forested ravine around 1,200 steps down is a work of nature like no other. It is unique from the rest because the falls stream from the side of the mountain unlike a conventional waterfall where a river stream flows from a cliff which makes you wonder how it is possible.
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Thursday, March 26, 2009
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james’s Blog: "Let’s Join on this Event!
Earth Hour 2009
Start: Mar 28, ‘09 8:30p
End: Mar 28, ‘09 9:30p
Location: Worldwide
Philippine Cities Embrace Earth Hour
Manila and many other Philippine cities are gearing up for Earth Hour 2009. Last year in the Philippines, millions of people switched off their lights to signal their support of this global warming action. Manila, being the largest city, will be a big focus this year and Earth Hour continues to spread its positive message about the importance of energy saving. The Department of Energy in the Philippines is a supporter of the Earth Hour campaign.
Local businesses in Manila are contributing to Earth Hour and will be switching off their lights on the night. Thousands of people, around the Philippines, will be coming together to light a candle in support of this global warming awareness initiative.
An estimated 50 to 100 million people around the world switched off their lights for Earth Hour in 2008, and global landmarks including the Golden Gate Bridge, Rome’s Colosseum, the Coke billboard in Times Square and Jumeirah Hotel in Dubai darkened for one hour.
In 2009, Earth Hour aims to reach 1 billion people around the world in more than 1000 cities involving business, government and the community in the world’s largest global action on climate change on 28 March 2009.
In 2009, millions of people from all walks of life will join together for Earth Hour and show the world that it’s possible to take action on global warming.
Come on Philippines, join us for Earth Hour 2009, turn off your lights at 8.30pm Saturday 28 March and sign-up at earthhour.org.
Earth Hour Philippines 2009 Goes Nationwide
Filipinos urged to switch off lights 8:30-9:30pm on March 28
MEDIA RELEASE"
Earth Hour 2009
Start: Mar 28, ‘09 8:30p
End: Mar 28, ‘09 9:30p
Location: Worldwide
Philippine Cities Embrace Earth Hour
Manila and many other Philippine cities are gearing up for Earth Hour 2009. Last year in the Philippines, millions of people switched off their lights to signal their support of this global warming action. Manila, being the largest city, will be a big focus this year and Earth Hour continues to spread its positive message about the importance of energy saving. The Department of Energy in the Philippines is a supporter of the Earth Hour campaign.
Local businesses in Manila are contributing to Earth Hour and will be switching off their lights on the night. Thousands of people, around the Philippines, will be coming together to light a candle in support of this global warming awareness initiative.
An estimated 50 to 100 million people around the world switched off their lights for Earth Hour in 2008, and global landmarks including the Golden Gate Bridge, Rome’s Colosseum, the Coke billboard in Times Square and Jumeirah Hotel in Dubai darkened for one hour.
In 2009, Earth Hour aims to reach 1 billion people around the world in more than 1000 cities involving business, government and the community in the world’s largest global action on climate change on 28 March 2009.
In 2009, millions of people from all walks of life will join together for Earth Hour and show the world that it’s possible to take action on global warming.
Come on Philippines, join us for Earth Hour 2009, turn off your lights at 8.30pm Saturday 28 March and sign-up at earthhour.org.
Earth Hour Philippines 2009 Goes Nationwide
Filipinos urged to switch off lights 8:30-9:30pm on March 28
MEDIA RELEASE"
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