The Land and the Natives of the Philippines

This hub is about the indigenous people of the Philippines. They comprise only 10-12% of the population but they have their own culture, customs, ways of living, beliefs, religion, rituals, etc.

Sixth Nerve Palsy and Hypertension

Sixth nerve palsy can be caused by hypertension. Other causes include diabetes and trauma. The cross-eye can self-heal and be back to normal depending on the case but usually from 6 months to a year.

Saving Tips for the Budget to Work This Christmas

Today, it is necessary to find ways to save. These are tips for the budget to work this Christmas. This will help you discover that it is important to have a budget plan for the gifts.

Filipina, Stop the Abuse!

This is to encourage Filipina women to put a stop to abuse. Every Filipina has a right to protect herself, and to a peaceful and safe living. It is not her obligation as a wife or a partner to endure an abuse.

Mang Tomas' Adobo: Of Smells and Laughter

Adobo is cooked in many ways but there are secrets to a tastier and heavenly adobo. Chicken adobo is one of the best of the adobo variants.

Hitting It Off Via Text Messaging, Chatting and Video Conferencing

Today, through text messaging, or missed calls, or messages through FB (or simply clicking the like button), chat boards, or video conferencing, the hints get across that easy. If one needs a friend or partner, there is always an available queue of ever ready text mates or chat mates.

The Dangers of a Fake Smile

There is danger in faking a smile. It could be bad to one's health.

MEN ALSO GET CONFUSED WITH SOME WOMEN’S BEHAVIOUR

There are reasons why men also get confused with some women's behavior. Here is a list.

Dangers of Excessive Happiness?

Usually, we hear people say that instead of thinking about our troubles, we have to laugh at them. To choose to be happy is to feel younger, and it will prolong our lives. But new studies tell otherwise. There are experts that say people who are...

Tasty Trevally (Talakitok) Fish Stew (Sinigang) in Miso