Favor: Please click my 'Archive' page on top.

You'll see that it now contains all, I mean a-l-l-!, my posts since I started this blog.

Confession: I used to input them manually -- every week! Now, all I need is Abu Farhan's java-tricks to do the job.

Visit Abu Farhan's site and be amazed of his Blogger tricks -- one of them is this instant archive listing of all my posts.

His intructions are easy to follow. He's truly a web find!

This could be useful to you in the future (I don't know how, don't know when and don't know why you should really bother!).  Don't be surprised:  some people, I excluded, take pride in pronouncing them correctly.

Porsche- Poor-sh
Maybach- My-bock
Cayenne- Ky-en
Toureag- Twah-regg
Countach- Coon-tock
Murcielago- Mer-she-a-la-go
Gallardo- Ga-yard-o
Scaglietti- Ska-lee-et-ee
Maserati- Maz-er-ot-ee
Bugatti- Boo-got-ee
Carrera- Ker-air-a
Koenigsegg- Ko-nig-segg
Koenig- Ko-nigg
RUF- Roof
Chimeara- Chy-mayer-a
Pagani- Pa-hon-ee
Peugeot- Poo-shjoe
Renault- Ren-o
Citroen- Sitch-rahn
Saleen- Say-leen
Acura- Ak-rr-ah
Audi- Od-ee

Sourced it from a forum page on cars.

Happy 10:10:10 yesterday.

I checked what's the latest about Kuwait this week, and here's what is on top of Google's search engine: Abused domestic workers are abused more because of Kuwait's weak legal protection.

Their recourse: run away.


They run away;
They find ways to survive (and here's where the most heart-wrenching stories reside);
They wait for miracles to happen (which don't come often, or if they do, would cost them more than an arm and both legs).


Are you looking for a true 'bayani' and a true 'survivor'? They're here in Kuwait: surviving without certainty.


The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait recently certified that "the rights of migrant workers are protected" in Kuwait.  So do the Philippine Embassy in Syria and in eight other countries.