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Idiom Decoded: 'below the belt'
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T his phrase is an Idiom (a phrase or word that does NOT imply or talk about LITERAL meaning) that means ‘not fair or unjust’ . Meanin...
Updates on Philippine Currencies
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Greetings from FDLS Online Mag
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It is just around an hour and minutes before the New Year in my country, it's 10:16 in the evening here in the Philippines. Take car...
Solar-Powered Light Review
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If you are going on a camping, it is wise to bring battery-operated flashlights or lamps but do you know that there is something more prac...
Dr. Jose Protacio Rizal – Philippines' National Hero
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Dr. Rizal is a medical doctor (an ophthalmologist) by profession, a genius that speaks a couple of languages, and is born from a well-to-...
Congratulations Miss Universe 2015
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Idiom Decoded: 'in black and white'
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Here is another Idiom used in a sentence and the real meaning elaborated, you can find similar posts like this on the 'Idioms Decoded...
Birthday Greeting
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Me and my daughters would like to greet my mama today, Dec.28 (Philippine time) - the ever brave and strong-willed mother who survived b...
Idiom Decoded: 'In the Flesh'
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Idiomatic Expressions (talinhaga in Filipino language) – are phrases or words that does NOT imply or talk about LITERAL (word per word) ...
The Importance of a Product Review
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A Product Review is a marketing tool to promote an item recommended by a market research evaluator/brand influencer. A blog webmaster lik...
Product Review versus Product Advertisement
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What has a ‘Product Review’? 1. An evaluator/client invited to try or test the product. A company invites a blogger to review the...
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How Do Blogs Earn?
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Pay-per-click Advertising Blogs earn through pay-per-click (PPC) advertising. As for me I have a Google Publisher ID which entitles ...
Hear Angel Reign Sings
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Here is the link in my Youtube channel, it can be uploaded here because the size exceeds the allowed to be posted here. Click here to watch...
Learn Filipino: Daily Conversations I
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Here is another lesson in learning Filipino language. As for example sentence #1 (see the image below) : You will notice that ...
Idiom Decoded: 'Crying Over Spilled Milk'
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Idiomatic Expressions (talinhaga in Filipino language) – are phrases or words that does NOT imply or talk about LITERAL (word per word) ...
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