This is to inform my few Filipino readers that I'll be writing my blogs via the english language from this day forth not because I'm being non-Filipino as I'm proud to be one but rather because I just recently saw in my stats as I seldom look at my stats that there are a lot of netizens from other countries that are able to visit our weblog via their queries on various search engines. This is because English is the world's most commonly used language thus dubbed as the universal language.
Rest assured that I'll be blogging in plain english as I personally don't find it comfortable opening Meriam Websters Website and keep on looking for the meaning of hyphaluting [hard to understand] words.
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To those who read my blogs, you must be able to remember my post about Martin Nievera violating a Philippine Law when he sang our national anthem in Pacquiao's fight with Hatton not in accordance to the law.
I suggested there that there are certain laws that when violated, the offender should initially be given a warning instead of being punished right away because some people don't really know such laws exist and even if the statement, "Ignorance of the law excuses no one" exist, it still doesn't mean that everyone knows all the law - I doubt if most lawyers even know all the laws. This of course would happen if these laws are amended which states something like offenders of such law if violated would initially be given a warning for the benefit of the doubt that this person doesn't know such law exist. And as I've said, in The Concert King's case, my suggestion is a fair suggestion because he "may" not really know that it's illegal and because he really didn't physically hurt anyone for doing so as his offense is not really that grave.
But with case of stealing money, just like what Ryan Aniceto did according to a news report in Inquirer.net, the above suggestion is not applicable. So it's a case to case basis. The above suggestion should depend on the level of offense ranging from minor to major. And stealing, just like murder, is a major offense as that is already a big inconvenience to the victim even if the reason for doing so is life-and-death.
Let it be known to the public this relatively new modus done by Mr. Aniceto in stealing money by slipping a plastic in ATM cash dispensers and when a person withdrawing cash can't get his cash from a vague attempt at the ATM machine, the person will be forced to leave and that's the cue for people like Ryan to attack. Be mindful of your surroundings in ATM booths and check the machine first before beginning a transaction.
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The image above that you may have received or might receive on your emails is a hoax as per Sony Ericsson Global on their May 12, 2009 Press Release on their official website. This was sent to me by my wife via email "for review" if it's true or not. And at first being an emotional human, you might be enticed just like I was enticed. But then as I always try to be logical as often as possible, I noticed some irregularities IF this email campaign is true.
First, how can they give laptops if they haven't even have an instruction there asking for my mailing details or how to get the free laptop. Second, I doubt if hundreds of thousands [or even millions] of people believed this and did what was necessary to "receive" the free laptop, how the hell will they be able to supply such number of laptops for free? For me being a marketer myself, I don't think that's marketing... For me, on that scale of freebies that's already charity/donation which is not really that good in business [charity is good of course but to some extent only]. Imagine if a laptop costs at least P50,000.00 and if 1M people participated on this, then that would mean an expense to the email campaign starter of P50M? Hmmm... Third, I don't think Sony Ericsson has a PC product as they are a cellphone company. Although, I think Sony has a PC line but not Sony Ericsson.
And after those observations I was still hoping that it's not a hoax kasi sayang din ang FREE laptop so I Googled "Ericsson T18 Laptop" and then I ended up going to the post of About.com where I was able to go to the Official Sony Ericsson Global Website as well to confirm the email campaign. And yes it's just a hoax guys for your information according to Sony Ericsson's Official Website.
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