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Constitutional Crisis Arises

10/15/2012

“Majority of the Supreme Court Justices believed that the continued inclusion of the petitioners (Arroyos) in the watchlist order might probably work as injustice to them”, said by the Supreme Courts spokesman Atty. Jose Midas Marquez in a news briefing.

After the Supreme Court issued the temporary restraining order (TRO) and was approved to travel abroad the former President now Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo together with her husband former First Gentleman Mike Arroyo proceeded to the NAIA after they comply the conditions given by the court before the office closing time.

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The biggest Solar Storm will cause no trouble: PAG-ASA

9/19/2012

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The storm started Tuesday evening and reached a moderate level late Thursday and rated as minor and goes on a strong level early Friday. The flare is still growing as it speeds outward from the sun. The storm comes after an earlier and weaker solar eruption happened on Sunday. The largest solar flare in five years time sent charged particles speeding towards our planet at 600 miles per second.

This Solar Storm is a natural phenomenon which occurs as a result of a natural rises and falls in the sun’s magnetic activity over an 11-year cycle which will peak on 2013-2014. The regions in the sun that has already erupted can still send more blast, solar storms usually starts with sun spots. At first there is an initial solar flare sub atomic particle that resembles a filament coming out of the sun. And that part is the one usually reaches Earth. Second there is a coronal mass injection that looks like bubble and takes a couple of days to reach the Earth.

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A plant dead for 32,000 years was revived

9/1/2012

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All plants undergo germination when a baby plant is growing. Its plant is between the cotyledons. That is its seed which is beneath the soil and collecting the plant nutrients. And then the other parts of the plant will come so soon and a new plant will be born.

Seed is where many plants came from but how long will the seed last? Some seed last for a thousand years and some easily die because of some factors like its storage and the environment. In an article published by the New York Times, would you believe that a fruit that died 32,000 years ago was still revived by a team of Russian scientist. The fruit of a little arctic flower, the narrow-leafed Campion was perfectly stored by the arctic ground squirrel in its burrow on tundra of northeastern Siberia and lay permanently frozen until excavated by the scientist. This would be the oldest plant so far that has been grown from an ancient tissue.

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The things you should know about Adobe InDesign

8/28/2012

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Do you ever wonder how the everyday printed newspapers, magazines, brochures and coupons that look very professional were made? Or are you going to invest in a short course that offers this all lay-out class 101?

There are bunch of comprehensive lay-out programs available in the web and on the store such as the QuarkXPress, PageMaker or your Microsoft word and publisher software, but me as a lay-out artist I always prefer with Adobe InDesign.

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EDSA alias Cory Aquino Avenue

8/28/2012

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EDSA or Epifanio delos Santos Avenue a historic site of the 1986 People Power Revolution that kicked out the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos and provided the way for Corazon Aquino presidency. It is also the main circumferential road and highway of Manila and passes through the cities of Pasay, Makati, Mandaluyong, Quezon City, and Caloocan. Formerly known as Highway 54, EDSA represents the 54-kilometer stretch of the avenue. It was then renamed for Filipino historian Epifanio delos Santos in 1959 through Republic Act 2140. In honor of former President Corazon C. Aquino, a Congressman has proposed the renaming of Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA) in Metro Manila to Cory Aquino Avenue.

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