I’m googling around about coffee, I found some articles said that coffee is good and lots of benefits on it. In complimentary lots of my friends, say’s it is not good and I also found some articles on it.

Okay, maybe it is not good because we drink to much coffee every day. Can any one tell me what is the prescribe amount or how many cups a day?

I’m a office worker I use my mind 80%  in my work like planning, what to do next, analyzing etc. One thing I know coffee makes me alert. 

Let me know what you think? 

I found and easy way solution on having an online shop. Opencart make things easy. You must try that easy to use in the admin panel, easy to install no to much blahblahhhblahhh….  There templating is very cool… See some opencart templates here.

A paradise in the heart of the archipelago, the island of Bohol  is rich with history, hospitable people, and a culture worth knowing, beaches caves and scenic view for the nature lovers.

The island of Bohol lies in the middle of the Visayas region and is reachable by an hour’s boat ride from Cebu or Mactan island.

Bohol is surrounded by islands shielding it from annual typhoon season. It is separated from the Mindanao region by Bohol Sea in the south and the Canigao channel in the east. The Camotes seas separate the island from the Camotes Island and the Bohol strait from the island of Cebu.

Bohol has a land area of 4117.3 square kilometers, making it as the tenth largest island of the Philippines.

On Bohol, most people speak Boholano which comprises one third of the population. You’ll be mistaken if you think that language will be a problem since Tagalog and English is well understood by the people.

Aside from the famous chocolate hills of Bohol the island has a lot more to offer. Tourist destination includes not only the well known pristine white sand beaches that stretched the island, Bohol’s tourist assets includes, caves, majestic falls, scuba diving sites whale and dolphin watching and historical landmarks.

The Chocolate hills of Bohol is probably one of the most popular tourist attractions in the country. These consist of approximately 1268 hills and is uniform in shape mostly 30 to 50 meters in height. The hills are covered in grass but during the dry season it turns into brown giving the chocolate like appearance.

Chocolate hills complex is accessible by bus going to Carmen and dropping off before the town of Carmen. From there it’s a 10 minute walk going to the complex and enjoys the wonder of nature.

Panglao island’s beaches and resorts are a site to visit for tourist. It is located southwest of Bohol and has two municipalities. Along with the famous beaches are Alona, Dumaluan, Bikini, Momo, and Doljo.

Panglao offers cave tours like the Hinagdanan cave, dolphin watching, scuba diving sites, visita eglesia- Dauis church, Bohol’s tallest hanging bridge, and an encounter with the Tarsier monkey that are only endemic in the island.

The Island resort also offers numerous restaurants, recharging body massage and unforgettable nightlife for party goers.

Bohol is also dotted with numerous majestic and refreshing waterfalls around the island. It is hidden away from the urbanization and are waiting for tourist to be discovered. A few minutes of walk from the Antequera will be the Mag Aso falls that only fro a few pesos one can enjoy the scenic view.

Also located near the town is the Inambacan falls which is the source of irrigation and drinking supply for the people of Tagbilaran. In the municipality of Dimiao, the twin falls are located that offers a good place for picnic and trekking.

Bohol is also known as the cave country of the Philippines which offers 1400 known caves and some to be discovered. It can offer adventures a place for spelunking and trekking.

Indeed the island of Bohol is a paradise that awaits every visitor to be enchanted by the God given beauty of Mother Nature.

Bohol is located in the middle of the archipelago and can be reached conveniently by Boat of by air. For tourist coming from abroad there are two options first a flight to Cebu then another going to Tagbilaran or Manila connecting to Tagbilaran. Coming from manila, air travel can take an hour and a half to Tagbilaran.

And for those travelers with small budget to spend ferry can be an option from manila that can take 25 hours of travel. Come and visit Bohol and enjoy God’s gift to man.

When Boholanos talk about “our President”, there is a big chance we are not talking about the incumbent. More likely, we are talking about the first and only Philippine President who came from our dear province.

Carlos P. Garcia was born on November 4, 1896 in Talibon, Bohol to Policronio Garcia and Ambrosia Polistico. He grew up with politics in his blood, his father having served as Municipal Mayor for four (4) terms. He married pharmacist Leonila “Inday” Dimataga-Garcia and had one daughter named Linda Garcia who later married Fernando Campos.

Garcia had been described as “quiet and serene career politician”. He was both an artist - a poet at that - and a politician (in Tagalog, “makata at pulitiko”). He was adoringly referred to as the “Bard from Bohol” or as the “Prince of Visayan Poets”. He was also a school teacher, a legal luminary, and a guerilla leader.

Garcia studied in the Cebu Provincial High School, took up his pre-law degree at Silliman University and earned his Bachelor of Laws degree at the Philippine Law School. In law school, he was holder of the Malcolm Scholarship Award for four (4) consecutive years and was one of the top ten in the bar examinations held in 1923.

After graduating from law school in 1923, Garcia became a school teacher and taught law in Metro Manila colleges. He resigned to join politics in 1925 and was elected for three terms (1925-1931) as representative of the third district of Bohol. Then, he served for three terms (1933-1941) as provincial governor of Bohol.

Bohol is a wonderful  island in the Philippines located in the Central Visayas region, consisting of Bohol Island and 75 minor surrounding islands. Its capital is Tagbilaran City. With a land area of 4,117.3 square kilometers (1,589.7 sq mi) and a coastline 261 kilometers (162 mi) long, Bohol is the tenth largest island of the Philippines. To the west of Bohol is Cebu, to the northeast is the island of Leyte and to the south, across the Bohol Sea is Mindanao.

The province is a popular tourist destination with its beaches and resorts. The Chocolate Hills, numerous mounds of limestone formation, is the most popular attraction. Panglao Island, located just southwest of Tagbilaran City, is famous for its diving locations and routinely listed as one of the top ten diving locations in the world. Numerous tourist resorts dot the southern beaches and cater to divers from around the world. The Philippine Tarsier, considered the second-smallest primate in the world, is indigenous to the island.

By January 2011 will release a the first will website that have total access to Bohol. From the tourist spot destinations, Bohol hotels, products, delicacies and properties. In this website you can inquire everything in Bohol.

As we came across on the internet there a lots of outsource work. I wonder that they those work can be done by a worker you don’t even know. But I think you are already aware on that risk. 

Example on this work are data entries, web development, virtual assistant etc…

There’s a lot of factor why we outsource some work.

1. Most of the freelancer are expert on what they do. That’s they do freelance because they have confident that they can do the job.

2. In outsourcing we can save money and time. Freelancer is much cheaper especially if you outsource the work in third word country like Philippines.

Doing jobs online is now our trend. Both parties will have benefits, save time, save money and earn money.