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Joined 5 years ago from NSW, Australia. Last activity 40 hours ago.

I was born and raised in the Philippines and now living in Sydney. I am proud of my heritage and I have  written several hubs about Filipino culture and traditions.  On my free time I dabbles in photography,  I hope to travel around Australia and captures its beautiful scenery, in the meantime, I've started taking photos of exciting places and events around Sydney and you will find them in my Photography Hubs. 

Collecting quotations has been a hobby of mine since I was young and I showcase them in my Quotations hubs.  I am always amaze and impress by the wit of the writers, poets and speakers who are able to express with clarity in words the truth about the different aspects of life.

I discovered Hubpages 5 years ago  and I became one of  the many writers trying to make money online, it was a steep learning curve, a totally new experience and hardwork but along the way I meet new friends and enjoy this venture.  

Robert Frost's quote  summarised my journey at Hubpages.

"Two roads diverged in a wood  and  I took the one less travelled by and that has made all the difference."

Thank you for dropping by and I hope you will visit my hubs and don't forget to leave a line or two in the comments box so I know you dropped by.  

Godspeed. 

MM del Rosario

 

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  • 1

    Nelson Mandela Quotations

    2 months ago

    This hub is a collection of quotations of Nelson Mandela that brings together some of his thoughts that conveys his warmth and wisdom, his words are certain to inspire all who read them.

  • 2

    The History of Mother's Day

    2 months ago

    Mother's day is a special day, it does not really matter whether your mother is your real mother, a foster mother, a stepmother or adopted mother, this is a special day to remember and to thank this special person who look after you all these years. Read how the celebration of Mother's day started.

  • 5

    Terracotta Warriors- an army under the earth

    8 weeks ago

    In 1974 a group of Chinese farmers were digging a well 35 kilometers from the city of Xian in central China. As they dug, their spades hit against some life –sized clay soldiers. Since then archaeologists have continued to explore the site. What they have found is one of the most exciting discoveries of modern times.

  • 5

    Basic Information About Pearls

    7 months ago

    Pearl is one of the most beautiful and surprising gemstone materials available to jewelry makers. The design opportunities for pearls are limitless and unlike some of other gemstones their flexibility and timeless appeal have earned them an enduring and worldwide popularity among jewelry buyers.Buying pearls for the first time can be confusing business. You will be confronted by hundreds of different varieties at an enormous range of prices.

  • 8

    The Story of Boxing Day

    7 months ago

    Boxing day is a secular holiday celebrated after Christmas and is observed in most Commonwealth country.

  • 4

    The Story of the Christmas Tree

    7 months ago

    Do you know that there are many legends and ancient beliefs associated with the Christmas tree?

  • 4

    Martin Place, Sydney - Christmas Tree

    7 months ago

    If you will be be in Sydney during the Christmas Season, don't forget to visit Martin Place and see this giant Christmas Tree!!!!

  • 5

    Silent Night, O Holy Night

    5 months ago

    The story of Silent Night and YouTube videos sung by your favourite artists. I hope you enjoy this hub.

  • 6

    What makes a team?

    7 months ago

    This hub explores what is involved in being a part of a team whether you are doing it as a sports team or doing a group school project. It also includes helpful ideas to help you enjoy being a part of a team.

  • 10

    What is Vanilla?

    7 months ago

    Vanilla is an aromatic, dark brown, slender pod from tropical climber of the orchid family. One of the most expensive spice because its produciton is labor intensive.

  • 11

    Kundiman - Filipino Love Songs

    7 months ago

    Filipinos always express happiness, victory, sadness and mourning through songs, particularly the Kundiman. They did it then, they are doing it now, so the Kundiman will stay forever in our hearts.

  • 7

    Why fruits and vegetables are good for you?

    7 months ago

    With less time to prepare food many people simply forget to add fruits and vegetables. Adding more fruits and vegetables can help balance our diet. This hub will remind you of the value of fruits and vegetables.

  • 5

    The Granny Smith Apple

    7 months ago

    The Granny Smith apple is a green skinned apple with sweet, crispy, juicy flesh which is used for cooking but can also be eaten uncooked.

  • 7

    Proverbs and sayings from Tibet

    7 months ago

    This collection of proverbs from Tibet was compiled and translated in English by Marion Duncan. A lot of profound, thought-provoking quotations and general observation about life.

  • 3

    Ati-Atihan Festival - Kalibo, Aklan Philippines

    7 months ago

    Ati-Atihan festival is an annual celebration in Kalibo, Aklan, Philippines observed every second week and culminating on the 3rd Sunday of January.

  • 0

    Sydney Vintage Buses-Pictures

    7 months ago

    Sydney Vintage Buses, pictures take during Australia Day, celebration 26 January.

  • 3

    Saffron - the golden spice

    7 months ago

    General information and interesting facts about the most expensive spice in the world, Saffron.

  • 2

    Female Mathematician -Ada Lovelace

    6 months ago

    A short article about the life of Ada Lovelace, who have been widely credited as being the first computer programmer.

  • 0

    Jennifer Aniston - The Rachel Cut

    7 months ago

    Emmy award-winning actress Jennifer Aniston influences fashion and beauty trends and People magazine has included her on its list of "Most Beautiful People in the World " four times.

  • 0

    Chinese Wit and Humor

    8 weeks ago

    I would like to share with you some of my favourite Chinese jokes compiled by George Kao, in his Book Chinese Wit and Humor. I hope you enjoy this too.

  • 1

    The power of laughter

    2 months ago

    Laughter helps us to release lots of stresses of daily life, so wouldn't you think it should almost be compulsory to laugh at least 100 times a day? There are many theories and study on why laughter provides...

  • 1

    Different ways to use eggs in cookery

    9 months ago

    Eggs are extremely useful food as they are used in making so many different kinds of dishes, either as a full menu or breakfast dishes. Eggs are an integral part of cookery and this hubs talks about its many uses in cookery.

  • 1

    Different ways to cook eggs

    6 months ago

    Eggs are served in many different ways. Although commonly thought as a breakfast food they are frequently served at other meals. Eggs are fairly simple to prepare, this hubs provides information on different methods of cooking eggs.

  • 3

    Cinnamon - Uses and Tips

    7 months ago

    The history of cinnamon, legend and uses.

  • 16

    List of different types of milk

    7 months ago

    This hub talks about the differrent kinds of milk, an important component of our diet.

  • 5

    Different types and uses of sugar

    9 months ago

    Sugar is one of the most important ingredients used in preparing pastries and sweets. Sugar is available in different types, differing mostly as to the degree of refinement.

  • 3

    Different Kinds of Flour

    7 months ago

    It is used throughout the world to make breads, pasta, noodles and a multitude of baked goods. This hub talks about the differrent kinds of flour and their uses.

  • 12

    List of Different Spices

    7 months ago

    An A-Z list of different spices used around the world.

  • 19

    Science and Nature Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    Set of three science and nature trivia quiz. See how much science trivia you have in your brain. Have fun!

  • 10

    Thank You HubPages

    8 weeks ago

    A way of saying thank you to HubPages staff for providing one of the best platform to write online and giving us hubbers the most helpful online community.

  • 9

    Writing Online at HubPages

    2 months ago

    Searching for an online writing gig to supplement family income, I ended registering at Hubpages in 2007. Over the last 5 years stay here at HubPages I have learned a lot and still learning. This hub is about my Hubpages experience.

  • 7

    What is a menu?

    7 months ago

    This hub explains the types of menus that are used in restaurants, hotels, hospitals, schools and other food service outlets.

  • 10

    Different types of kitchen knives and their uses

    7 months ago

    Good knives are essential part of your kitchen and it is good to know the different types of knives and their uses. Knowing the right knife to use for each task and how to use it makes cooking easier.

  • 14

    Biblical Names for Girls

    7 months ago

    If you are thinking of researching a girl’s name from the Bible you might just come in the right place. The Bible, whether from the Old testament or the New testament have many fascinating names and inspiring stories.

  • 11

    Biblical Names for Boys

    7 months ago

    If the idea of a biblical name with a sense of tradition appeals to you, the names from the Old and the New Testament of the Bible have incredible character that you may appeal to you.

  • 13

    Tea - History, Tales and Tips

    2 months ago

    Tea is a natural, additive-free beverage, served hot or cold made by steeping processed leaves buds or twigs of the tea bush in hot water for a few minutes. Read its history and some interesting facts about this gentle stimulant.

  • 10

    Quotations About Money

    7 months ago

    If you are looking for quotes about money, here is a collection of famous quotes from various writers. Some are classic, few are funny and thought provoking. I hope you will find them inspiring and useful.

  • 14

    Study Skills: Student's guide to goal setting

    7 months ago

    A short and simple way to guide student in setting their goal.

  • 5

    Interesting ways to use tea

    7 months ago

    Different uses of tea at home.

  • 9

    An inspiring cup- Quotations About Tea

    7 months ago

    A collection of selected quotations about tea. Enjoy reading the collection of quotes with a hot cup of tea in hand.

  • 7

    List of Kitchen Measuring Tools

    7 months ago

    Handy kitchen measuring tools includes liquid measuring cups, dry measuring cups, measuring spoons, kitchen scales.

  • 4

    Sydney Markets

    6 months ago

    There are many markets that occur in Sydney during the weekend, whether you are a local Sydneysiders or a tourist looking for a bargain here is a guide to popular weekend markets at Sydney.

  • 4

    Information about Okra

    7 months ago

    The dark green pods are the main ingredients in spicy Creole stews or gumbos. In fact okra is nicknamed gumbo in many parts of the world. Read more information about buying, storing and preparing this low-kilojoule vegetable.

  • 4

    Information about Eggplants

    7 months ago

    Also known as aubergines vary in size and shape from small,round pea shapes to large. Their color too can range from green to pale and dark purple. Always look for firm, that have shiny, smooth skins with no brown patches.

  • 6

    List of Culinary Herbs

    7 months ago

    You will be surprise of what these little leaves can turn your dish into. By adding fresh herbs in your cooking, a simple dish can be turned into a masterpiece. Not familiar with culinary herbs, this guide maybe of help to you.

  • 4

    Information About Pineapples

    7 months ago

    Derived from the Spanish word "pina" meaning pine cone. Pineapples have a juicy, sweet-but sometimes slightly tart-fragrant flavour. They are best eaten fresh.

  • 10

    Interesting Word Origins

    7 months ago

    Discover the origin of some English words, where they come from and their interesting little story.

  • 2

    Eggs - Frequently Asked Questions

    2 weeks ago

    Eggs are a good source of protein, vitamins and minerals. despite the concerns about their high cholesterol, eggs remain popular inexpensive source of nourishment.

  • 34

    List of Filipino Dishes

    7 months ago

    A handy reference list. Descriptive list of the different and popular dishes from the Philippines that every Filipino family have enjoyed cooking and serving on their dinner table.

  • 8

    Different uses of lemons

    6 months ago

    Lemon is an essential cooking ingredient around the world, this hub also explores the many uses of lemons in the kitchen.

  • 5

    Visit Sydney

    2 months ago

    Whatever time of year you choose to visit Sydney a warm welcome awaits. From the bustling City Centre to the crashing waves of the beaches and beyond to the surrounding NSW countryside, Sydney has something for eveyone.

  • 4

    Filipino Recipes - Directory

    7 months ago

    A growing collection of Filipino recipes that are written by Filipino Hubbers at HubPages.

  • 5

    What are Fruits?

    9 months ago

    Fruits are the fleshy covering around the seed of plants. They can be divided into several groups such a stone fruits, tropical fruits, seed fruits, berries, vine fruit and citrus fruits.

  • 16

    What are Vegetables?

    7 months ago

    General information about vegetables such main groups of vegetables and examples. Nutritional values of vegetables and different ways to prepare and eat vegetables.

  • 17

    List of Different kinds of Vegetables

    4 months ago

    From Artichoke to Zucchini- a list of different kinds of vegetables, information, buying and storing guide.

  • 11

    Easy Fish and Seafood Filipino Recipes

    7 months ago

    A selection of easy, economical and simple Filipino fish and seafood recipes that you can cook. Also includes - list of common local Philippine fishes and shellfish.

  • 3

    Main Types of Tea

    7 months ago

    For those of you who are confused about why there are so many kinds of tea and how they are different from each other, this is what I gathered.

  • 4

    How to cook Chicken Tinola

    7 months ago

    Chicken Tinola - Filipino recipe. Chicken soup with green papaya and ginger, a simple and easy way to cook chicken.

  • 7

    What is an Eponym?

    7 months ago

    List of eponyms – a compilation of everyday eponyms. They are names of people who have become so associated with a product , service or concept that their proper names have been given to them.

  • 16

    Gird Up Your Loins and Other Idioms

    8 months ago

    A collection of dioms/common phrases and where they come from. This compilation aims to acquaint the readers of the historical circumstances that produced today’s brief, colorful phrases that convey powerful meaning.

  • 30

    Puto - Filipino Rice Cake

    4 months ago

    Puto, Filipino Rice cake is a all-time favourite,popular merienda or snack in the Philippines. With recipe, video and some tips on how to cook puto.

  • 21

    Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? - Easy Mathematics Quiz

    7 months ago

    Easy mathematics quiz for primary students. If you are looking for a general mathematics quiz for upper primary students this hub contains 3 sets of quizzes ranging from time, money multiplication, addition and division.

  • 6

    Information about Custard Apples

    7 months ago

    Heart Shaped or oval shaped and is made of many concave section with a delicious mellow flesh which is soft almost like custard. It is is one of the best known species of the Cherimoya, Annona spp.

  • 15

    Information about Mangoes

    5 months ago

    General information about mangoes, guide to buying and storing mangoes.

  • 9

    Information about Jackfruit

    7 months ago

    General information about Jackfruit,a guide to buying, storing and preparing. Jackfruit is one of the largest fruit some variety can weigh up to 20-40 kg.

  • 27

    My 60 day challenge journey

    4 months ago

    Read my journey to the 60 day challenge. It was a learning curve but through the challenge I have leaned exciting and fun way to learn on how to promote online, backlink, SEO and meet other wonderful and helpful hubbers along the way.

  • 27

    List of Different Kinds of Fruits

    4 months ago

    From apple to watermelon, an A- Z list of different fruits and some related facts.

  • 6

    Information about Guavas

    7 months ago

    Here are some the reason why they are good for you.

  • 9

    Information about Banana

    7 months ago

    The most popular tropical fruits, an excellent dessert and a good source of carbohydrates, a high content of vitamin A and C and very rich in potassium.

  • 10

    Information about Avocado

    7 months ago

    Interesting facts about this nutritious fruit and recipe for Guacamole and Avocado shake.

  • 5

    Cucumber - a refreshing slice

    7 months ago

    Not only good to eat ... discover some of the interesting facts about cucumber and their cosmetic properties and medicianal propeties.

  • 7

    Health benefits of color in fruits and vegetables

    9 months ago

    Color of food is an integral part of our culture and enjoyment of life. After reading this hub you will be able to make the right choices and enjoy your food for a better health.

  • 7

    Easy to Make Herbal Remedies

    15 months ago

    Herbal remedies for common ailments, with easy to follow recipes that uses ingredients already in your kitchen.

  • 35

    General Information Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    If you are looking for trivia quiz for fund raising, school quiz or just to challenge yourself, here is a set of 3 fun and easy trivia quiz about fish, planets and flag.

  • 1

    2013 Free Printable Flower Calendar

    7 months ago

    Free 2013 flower calendar for you.

  • 0

    2013 Free Printable Calendar

    7 months ago

    Need a 12 month calendar? Download this printable motivational and inspirational 2013 calendar for free.

  • 5

    How to Make Buttermilk Pancakes

    7 months ago

    An easy to follow buttermilk pancake recipe, healthy and simple to make.

  • 3

    How to Make Sweet Crepes

    7 months ago

    Looking for a crepe recipe...Try my recipe, simple and no complicated instructions.

  • 5

    Pictures - Sculpture by the Sea 2009

    7 months ago

    A collection of pictures taken at the 2009, 13th annual exhibition of "Sculpture by the Sea". Renowned artists have used the iconic shoreline of Bondi beach to displayed their creative work. This is one of Sydney's free event that attracts hundreds of visitors every year.

  • 8

    Baha'i Houses of Worship Around the World

    7 months ago

    Pictures and general information about the Seven Baha'i temples located around the world.

  • 6

    The Baha'i Faith

    7 months ago

    An overview of what is the Baha'i Faith, a religion which began in Iran in 1844 and founded by Siyyid Mirza'Ali-Muhammad. Bahai-ism is the youngest and fastest growing religon in the world.

  • 3

    Student's Guide to Public Speaking

    7 months ago

    Whether you are going to talk about greenhouse effect in class or making a speech in the school assembly, here are some quick tips for you to take in preparing for your speech.

  • 2

    Double Dutch Jump Rope

    7 months ago

    Double dutch is a type of rope-skipping that uses two ropes. There are two rope-turners and usually one-rope jumper. The best way to be fit and healthy. Try it.

  • 4

    Children's Birthday Party Ideas

    7 months ago

    Are you planning your child's birthday party. . here are different theme party ideas, tips on how to make this day, enjoyable and fun.

  • 1

    St Lucia's Day- 13 December

    8 months ago

    St Lucia’s Day is celebrated not only in homes but also in school, offices, hospitals nursing homes and factories which often hold their pre-Christmas parties on December 13th.

  • 5

    Christmas Crackers

    7 months ago

    Cracker is a cardboard tube covered in a brightly colored twist of paper, creates a small explosive 'pop' produced by a narrow strip of chemically impregnated paper. Invented by Tom Smith,from London in 1847. Crackers are often pulled before or after Christmas dinner or at parties.

  • 17

    Diwali - Hindu Festival of Lights

    7 months ago

    Diwali is the Hindu festival of light, celebrated around October - November each year. At this time lamps or diwas, light up dark nights and the sky ablaze with fireworks. Hindus see Diwali as a time of hope and new beginnings.

  • 0

    Career Information : Real Estate Agent

    7 months ago

    Career Information. Find out more what real estate agent do. It can be rewarding and exciting and the biggest plus is you help someone find their dream home.

  • 114

    Verbal Analogies Practice Test

    8 months ago

    Free online verbal analogies test.

  • 0

    List of Universities and Colleges in Manila, Philippines

    8 weeks ago

    A comprehensive list of colleges and universities situated in the Metropolitan Manila, Philippines.

  • 7

    Elvis Presley Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    Are you an Elvis Presley's fan? How well do you know Elvis? Here is a set of three Elvis Presley trivia quiz, that will test your knowledge. Free!!!!

  • 4

    St Nicholas becomes Santa Claus

    7 months ago

    Santa Claus/Father Christmas/St Nicholas - this is the story of how a bishop of Myra in Asia Minor in the 4th century(St Nicholas) becomes Santa Claus as we know him today.

  • 3

    Different Hair Removal Methods

    7 months ago

    5 ways to removed unwanted hair for women and how it works.

  • 5

    Manicure Kit Essentials

    7 months ago

    While nothing beats the indulgence of having your nails done professionally, you can also give yourself a manicure at home provided you have the right tools for the job.

  • 8

    Haiku meaning and examples

    4 months ago

    Haiku originates in Japan and is a very old form of poetry. The aim of a haiku is to capture a single idea, moment or feeling.

  • 4

    Caring for your feet

    7 months ago

    Useful information about how to take good care of your feet. Basic foot care to help minimise foot problems.

  • 5

    Space Birthday Party

    7 months ago

    Do you have a 6-8 years old child who is going to have a birthday party soon? Why not try have a Space birthday theme party. Here are some tips and ideas....

  • 20

    General Knowledge Trivia Quiz 2

    7 months ago

    Includes 30 Free General Knowledge Trivia Quiz for you to enjoy. Wide range of topics. . .Challenge yourself, have fun.

  • 3

    John Napier

    8 months ago

    John Napier, Laird of Merchiston, was born in Merchiston Castle in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1550. Logarithms is the greatest of his invention. he began working on his computational method a early as 1594.

  • 3

    Alphabet Birthday Party

    7 months ago

    Some ideas on how to host an Alphabet Party, suited for children aged 6 -8. Invitations, decorations food, games and activities and take home bags.

  • 4

    Do you have sweaty feet?

    7 months ago

    Smelly feet can be controlled with a few preventaive measures. Simple hygiene is usually effective in dealing with this problem. This hub will tell you how.

  • 44

    What is Current?

    9 months ago

    This article explains the basic electrical concepts of current voltage, resistance and electrical polarity and list the effects of current flow in an electrical circuit.

  • 8

    Easy Party Punch Recipes

    7 months ago

    6 Easy party punch recipes for you to make and enjoy.

  • 1

    What is Baptism?

    7 months ago

    Baptism consist of immersing someone in water or pouring water onto the head of a person to signify emergence to a new life. It symbolizes death and new birth. Answers to frequently ask questions about baptism.

  • 31

    5 Remarkable Female Mathematicians

    7 months ago

    Information about 5 women who have made a remarkable contributions in the field of mathematics, the list includes Hypatia, Emy Noether, Sonya Kovalevskaya, Maria Gaetana Agnesi and Mary Fairfax Sommerville.

  • 6

    Leonardo Fibonacci

    7 months ago

    Leonardo Fibonacci was the greatest European mathematician of the Middle ages. He was born in Pisa in Italy circa 1170 and died some time after 1240. He introduced the Fibonacci numbers and the Fibonacci sequence for which he s best remembered today.

  • 5

    Blaise Pascal

    7 months ago

    Mathematician, physicist, religious philosopher and writer. Blaise Pascal was born in Clermont-Ferrand France, in June 19, 1623 and died aged 39 in Paris in August 19, 1662. As a child he was tutored by...

  • 3

    Rene Descartes

    7 months ago

    Learn more about Rene Descartes, French scientist and mathematician.

  • 3

    George Boole

    8 months ago

    George Boole was a mathematician who helped to establish modern symbolic logic. The design of modern digital computer circuits is based on his algebra of logic called Boolean Algebra. He was born in the...

  • 3

    Pictures of Cakes

    7 months ago

    Pictures of cakes taken during the 2009 Sydney Royal Easter show.

  • 3

    Music Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    Let us put your music knowledge in the test, here is a collection of collection of easy to hard free trivia quiz for you to enjoy.

  • 47

    Popular Brands of Vodka

    7 months ago

    A quick reference list of different popular brands of vodka around the world.

  • 5

    Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    Free trivia questions. 30 easy to hard questions about Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Plus a bonus multiple choice questions.

  • 17

    Art Cows - Picasso Cows Competition

    7 months ago

    Photos of painted fibreglass cows, taken during the Royal Easter Show 2009. The fibreglass cows are painted by school children from diffrent school in New South Wales, Australia.

  • 4

    Examples of non alcoholic drinks with recipes

    7 months ago

    Different non alcoholic drink ideas for your party.

  • 3

    How to Make a Bloody Mary

    7 months ago

    The Bloody Mary is probably the most popular and vodka-based cocktail in the world and there are many variations of this tempting drink.

  • 3

    What is Vodka?

    7 months ago

    General information and history about vodka and free instructions or recipes on how to make the most popular vodka drinks.

  • 18

    What is a Noun?

    7 months ago

    Nouns are naming words. Nouns can be divided into four groups namely proper nouns, common nouns, collective nouns and abstract nouns.

  • 0

    Filipino Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    Free Philippine Trivia Quiz with answers. Wide range of topics such as history, geography, and general information about people, places and culture.

  • 41

    General Knowledge Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    Free Trivia Quiz. Test your general knowledge. Three sets of General Information Trivia Games for you to enjoy.

  • 37

    List of Animal Phobias

    9 months ago

    A list of phobias related to different animals.

  • 104

    List of Animal Similes

    7 months ago

    Many writers used animal similes to describe their charactes attiudes and personalites. Here is a list of commonly used animal similes.

  • 97

    Science Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    Free Science trivia questions with answers. Test your general knowledge with these three sets of trivia quiz.

  • 226

    Mathematics Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    Three sets of mathematics trivia quiz with answers for you to use at home at school or at a fundraising event... This trivia quiz is free and have fun!

  • 4

    Collection of Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    A growing collection of trivia quizzes: topics range from General knowledge, Mathematics, Science, Harry Potter quizzes, Filipino trivia quiz, Christmas trivia quiz and much more. Provided free and with answers.

  • 3

    Children's Toys - A Guide For Parents

    4 months ago

    A guide to parents when buying toys for young children. guidelines on how to recognize a good toy and some tips on toy safety.

  • 26

    No Bake Cheesecake Recipe

    9 months ago

    Cheesecake can be served as dessert and considered to be a sophisticated treat to have for morning or afternoon tea. This is a very easy and simple recipe to make, it is for people who don't like to bake.

  • 12

    Number Symbolism

    7 months ago

    Let us look on the symbolic roles that numbers have played in different cultures, religion, beliefs and human thoughts.

  • 33

    Quotes From Dr Jose Rizal

    12 months ago

    A collection of quotations from the writings of Dr Jose Rizal, Philippine National Hero.

  • 3

    Types of Climbing Plants

    8 months ago

    A hub that will acquainted you with the diferent types of climber and understand a little more about how and where they grow.

  • 9

    Luna Park - Sydney

    7 months ago

    Luna Park is an amusement park and one of Sydney's most popular family attractions. It is located at Milson's Point, on the northern shore of Sydney Harbour, overlooking the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House. There are lots of rides for the kids to enjoy and also a great venue for kids party.

  • 6

    A Short Story -The Handball Game

    7 months ago

    Handball is one of the things that kids love to do during recess or lunchtime at school, here is a delightful short story that happened during school lunch time when the two boys play a handball game.

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    Taronga Zoo - Sydney

    7 months ago

    Taronga Zoo is is Sydney's internationally renowned zoo, overlooking the Sydney harbour, a great place to meet Australian native animals. Located at Bradley's Head, Mosman.

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    Short Biography of Jose Rizal

    5 months ago

    A short biography of Dr Jose Protacio Rizal,(June 19, 1861 – December 30, 1896). Philippine National Hero. He was a nationalist and the most prominent advocate for reforms in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial era.

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    Pictures - Sculpture by the Sea 2008

    7 months ago

    2008 pictures of the Sculpture by the Sea, a spectacular outdoor art gallery along the coastline of Bondi Beach to Tamarama Beach in Sydney.

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    The Songs of Simon & Garfunkel

    8 weeks ago

    YouTube videos of the most popular American artist in the 1960s. If you are a fan don't miss to drop by to check this hub.

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    Knock-Knock Jokes

    7 months ago

    Knock-knock have been around for ages. It is a type of joke that needs 2 person to do a call-answer exercise. It is a fun and easy to learn especially for children. Here is an ongoing collection of knock-knock jokes. Have fun !!!

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    15 Jokes For Kids

    7 months ago

    Compilation of easy to tell and cool jokes for kids. All G-rated.

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    What is a Lithophone

    9 months ago

    Lithophone is a musical instrument, it is a stone percussion instrument.

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    Ancient Egypt Reference Guide

    7 months ago

    A collection of online links that you can browse to know more about the life during the Ancient Egypt. Great for assignments and school projects.

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    The Nativity Scene

    6 months ago

    The story of the Christmas Manger and how Francis of Assisi have re-live the scene one Christmas night in 1224.

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    Poinsettia- Christmas Flower

    7 months ago

    Interesting facts about the Poinsettia and how it becomes the Christmas flower. Images of poinsettia.

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    Inspirational Thoughts and Phrases

    8 months ago

    This hub contains short reflections taken from various source. These inspirational phrases and thoughts may bring the wisdom of the ages into our lives. I hope you will enjoy them as much I enjoy putting them together.

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    Filipino Recipe - Kare-kare

    7 months ago

    Kare-kare or kari-kari is a popular Filipino dish. It is a Filipino version of the beef stew flavoured and thickened in a peanut - based sauce, with a variety of vegetables.

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    The Trombone

    7 months ago

    The trombone is a brass instrument with a telescopic slide. The slide is U-shaped and has seven basic positions. It is the most distinctive member of the orchestral brass section. The trombone is played in symphony orchestras, military and brass bands, in jazz and occasionally in pop groups.

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    Drums

    7 months ago

    Drums are important member of the percussion instrument. Most drums are hollow and have a tight skin. They are beaten with the hands or with sticks. There are many different shapes of drum. Hourglass drums are shaped like an egg timer. Goblet drums are shaped like a wine glass. Other drums are shaped like barrels cones or tubes.

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    The Electric Guitar

    7 months ago

    The electric guitar was created during the explosion of 20th century innovations in music. It is the driving force behind rock 'n' roll music. The electric guitars are designed to produce special effects. In 1948 the Fender company made a guitar with a completely solid body, which relied on electric amplification to make its sound, since then, the electric guitar have been made in all kinds of shapes.

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    Bits of Wisdom from Benjamin Franklin

    7 months ago

    Benjamin Franklin was one of the greatest Americans in history. He was an author, politician, inventor, a scientist, indeed a very wise man; here is a collection of interesting, inspirational sayings and bits of wisdom by the man who invented the lightning rod, the Franklin stove and bifocal glasses.

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    The Guitar

    2 months ago

    The guitar was first played in Spain more than 400 years ago. Today it is used to play pop and classical music. The fingerboard has thin strips of metal called frets, which show guitarist where to put their fingers. they can play single notes or chords. Guitar strings are plucked or strummed with the fingers or with a plectrum.

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    The Cello

    13 months ago

    The cello(Chello) has four thick strings and a broad, deep body. it is played with a bow made of horsehair. The bow is much shorter and heavier than the bow of th eviolin. Cellist also pluck the strings. The sound of the cello is rich and low.

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    The Clarinet

    7 months ago

    General information about one of the most popular woodwind instrument, includes history of clarinet, how the clarinet works and different parts of the clarinet.

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    The Triangle

    8 months ago

    This musical instrument is triangle-shaped metal rod that may be struck with a beater. Modern triangles are made in many sizes and are played in symphony orchestras and percussion bands. They produce a bright, tinkling sound which can be damped by the player's hands as required.

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    The Saxophone

    7 months ago

    The saxophone is a single reed instrument made of brass. It was invented during the 1840s by a Belgian clarinettist and instrument maker named Adolphe Sax. It was made of brass, it makes its sound by means of a single reed and a system of key -work, opening and closing holes cut along the length of its conical tube.

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    The Violin

    7 months ago

    The violin has four strings, a curved body and is played with a bow. Violin music can sound gentle and sweet, or loud and strong. It is used in many other forms of music, including jazz and folk music and there are many instruments similar to the violin in use in different musical cultures across the world.

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    Flute

    7 months ago

    The flute is a side-blown, blow hole instrument. The flute is a member of a family of musical instruments that are played either by blowing down or across a hole at one end of a pipe. You use the fingers of both hands to cover and uncover holes along the lenght of the pipe to change notes.

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    The Tuba

    7 months ago

    The tuba is the largest of the brass wind instruments. Its massive size and extensive coiled tubing require strong lips and lungs to blow through the cup-shaped mouthpiece. With its wide,cone-shaped bore design and large flaring bell, the tuba is most known for the deep, rich tones it produces.

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    What is a Recorder?

    7 months ago

    The recorder is an end-blown whistle flute made from wood or plastic. its name comes from an old word which means to 'sing like a bird." This refers to recorder's sweet and gentle tone. The recorder has seven finger holes and thumb hole.

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    The Joys of Volunteering

    7 months ago

    Voluntary work is defined as working without payment. The reason most people give why they work as a volunteer is because they want to give "something back to the community" or make a difference for helping out with causes they believe in.

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    Sulphur- crested Cockatoo

    7 months ago

    Informative article about sulphur-crested cockatoo, one of the most common bird in Australia, including pictures of cockatoos

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    Information about Koalas

    7 months ago

    Koalas are furry animals that live only in Australia they live only in certain types of trees, called eucalyptus trees where they can eat the leaves. Koalas are nocturnal, they spend at least 16-18 hours a day sleeping.

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    The Great Pyramid of Giza

    7 months ago

    During the Ancient Egypt period, the Egyptians built pyramids, as tombs to protect the mummified bodies of their Pharaohs and their family. The Egyptians believed life continued after death.

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    Olympic Posters - snapshots through time

    7 months ago

    This hub is a gallery of Olympic posters, it shows the evolution of the Olympic Games from the first official poster for Stockholm in 1912 right up to the present.

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    Read Philippines Project

    7 months ago

    This project is an invitation to discover and explore the richness of the Philippines by making information on the Philippines readily accessible to the Australian public. Through this project it will promote greater interest and awareness of Philippine cultural heritage through donations of books and audio-visual materials that will made available through the local library.

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    Birds Photography

    8 weeks ago

    I am a newbie in photography and yes it is true that photographing birds requires a lot of patience... Here are some photos . . .

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    Bee Gees Songs

    2 weeks ago

    For over 40 years the Bees have produced world wide record sales of more than 200 million. Read more about the amazing Gibbs brother.

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    Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Quiz

    7 months ago

    Here is a collection of 40 questions ranging from easy to difficult about Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J. K. Rowling, the second in the Harry Potter series. It follows Harry, Ron and Hermione through their second year at Hogwarts.

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    Photographing Trees

    7 months ago

    When I started taking photos using my digital camera, one of my favourite subject are trees, I just become a little obsessive when it comes to photographing trees.

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    Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Quiz Trivia Quiz

    7 months ago

    Here is a collection of easy and hard trivia quiz game for you. This will test you how much do you really know about Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. You can write your answer in the comments box.

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    Kitchen Rules For Kids

    7 months ago

    Basic and simple rules to follow in the kitchen for kids.

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    A friend is . . .

    8 weeks ago

    Here are various definition and thoughts of what a friend should be and what friendship is all about, quoted by writers, authors, great men and women and everyday people like you and me who have discover the joy of friendship and found true friends over the years.

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    Cecily Parsley's Nursery Rhymes

    7 months ago

    Cecily Parsley's Nursery Rhymes is the second of two collections of nursery rhymes written and illustrated by Beatrix Potter. It was first published in 1922, it is a sequel to Beatrix Potter's first rhyme 'Appley Dapply's Nursery Rhymes'.

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    Olympic Games

    6 months ago

    Facts about the Olympic games, and includes some YouTube videos, and links to others sites, a great resource, for students doing assignments and project.

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    Crepe Myrtle Tree Pictures

    7 months ago

    Crepe Myrtles are plants for all seasons. They flower in late summer with clusters of white, pink, lavender or deep red crepe-like blooms.

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    Jacaranda Tree

    7 months ago

    General information and pictures of lovely Jacaranda tree.

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    Queen Victoria Building - Sydney, Australia

    5 months ago

    You can find Queen Victoria Building (QVB) in Sydney's CBD (Central Business District). The Queen Victoria Building fills an entire city block bound by George, Market, York and Druitt Streets. There is so much history to see when you visit this unique building. Here are some attractions you will find as you wander around this beautiful building.

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    Flinders Street Station - Melbourne, Australia

    7 months ago

    First time to visit the city of Melbounrne, don't forget to visit the Flinder's station which is a grand edifice and it one of the famous landmark in Melbourne. Read more . . .

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    Quotations About Books

    7 months ago

    A collection of quotations,gems of thoughts from various writer, poets and great men and women who have shared inspiring wisdom about books.

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    Leche Flan Recipe

    6 months ago

    Step by step cooking instruction on how to make Leche flan (Filipino custard)which is a favourite and popular dessert in the Philippines. Leche flan is similar to a cream caramel. It is sweet and rich and a must during Christmas, New Year and fiestas.

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    Pictures of Orchids

    7 months ago

    Like the rose, the orchid has long held a priviledged in man's heart. Here is a small collection of pictures of orchids for you to enjoy.

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    Quotations About Roses

    2 weeks ago

    Find beautiful and inspiring quotations about roses, written by poets and great writers who were inspired by this beautiful flower called Rose.

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    Pictures of Roses

    7 months ago

    Photo Gallery - I like taking photos of flowers especially roses, here is my collection of photos of roses.

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    Study Skills Hubs

    8 months ago

    A student's guide to effective study skills.

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    Study Skills: Six Research Strategy Secrets

    7 months ago

    The following checklist and questions are guide for students while they are doing their research for their assignments, it will help students to acquire and developed their skills in finding the right information not only during the students' high life but through to university.

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    Salted Eggs and Tomato Salad

    7 months ago

    This salad is very simple and easy to make. Salted eggs and tomato salad is the traditional accompaniment for Tinapa(Smoked Fish), a perfect match for grilled pork or any fried or grilled fish.

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    Pictures of Hibiscus

    7 months ago

    Hibiscus are evergreen shrub, the height varies, flowers can be single, semi-double or double. They come in red, pink, orange, yellow and white and often with several colours in the one flower. Most of all they add colours to any garden.

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    Easy recipes to cook

    7 months ago

    This hub consists of easy recipes and my collection of Filipino recipes. I will continually update this hub so do come back to check for new, easy and tasty recipes.

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    Visit Bondi Beach - Sydney

    7 months ago

    If you are looking for surf, sand, clifftop walks , Bondi Beach is your beach. Bondi beach is Sydney's most famous beach and an Australian icon. Bondi is an aboriginal name roughly means, "noise of tumbling waters", a description that sums up this beach and its rolling surf.

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    Photography Hubs

    4 months ago

    A growing collection of photography hubs, including black and white photos, sepia tone, beautiful flowers, sculptures and street parade photos taken around Sydney using a Kodak EasyShare Z700 camera.

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    Christmas Hubs

    7 months ago

    A growing collection of Christmas hubs, including different Christmas carols, traditions, quotations and celebration of Christmas in the Philippines. Celebrate and enjoy this blessed season.

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    Famous Quotations and Sayings - a collection

    4 months ago

    Several quotation hubs, which includes quotations about birds, travel, sculptures, Christmas, love, wise Chinese sayings and wisdom from the Bible.

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    Confucianism

    7 months ago

    Confucianism started in China around sixth to fifth century B.C.E. by Confucius and it has been followed by the Chinese people for over two millennia.

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    The Baha'i Temple, Sydney

    7 months ago

    The Bahai' Temple in Sydney is one of the only seven Houses of Worship in the world and is a prominent and well-known landmark in its region.

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    World Youth Day 2008

    7 months ago

    Photos taken during the World Youth Day 2008 -Sydney, a Roman Catholic Church's gathering for the young people.

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    Our Lady of Fatima (Portugal 1917)

    6 months ago

    In May 1917 in Fatima, Portugal, three children, claimed to have seen an apparition.

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    Catholic Symbols and Meaning

    6 months ago

    Contains pictures and explanations of the different Catholic symbols, these symbols act as badges of faith, teaching tools and aids on the journey towards an understanding of complex philosophies.

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    Banana Pancake Recipe

    9 months ago

    Family Banana Pancake Recipe tested over the years. I hope you will also enjoy your breakfast with banana pancake.

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    The Cold War - an overview

    7 months ago

    A short overview of the cold war, the name given to the period from 1945 to 1990 when a high level distrust existed between the USA and the USSR. communism.

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    Did You Know?

    15 months ago

    A series of compiled and interesting information such as: 1.Where does the alphabet start with QWERTY? 2.Where would you have caught the Pony Express? 3.Where would you find a sherpa?

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    Jobs for Teenagers

    7 months ago

    Ideas for teenagers who are looking to earn money during their free time.

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    Development of Picture Books

    7 months ago

    A closer look at the development of picture books.

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