A Spark of Idea
17-Dec-2008 09:38 PM

Invention is something you think or do.
To protect your invention one needs a patent.
But what if you have an idea, what right can you give in such an idea?
For example in a company you work for, you boss ask you of something that is of business in nature then you give an advice and because of that advice your company have grown to a bigger company, your boss received all the credit. But you who actually are the one that give the wealth are now in the finish contract list and soon to be obsolete.
Is it sad?

Most of the time in the Philippines, crucial historical events are done by people who are easily forgotten. Just like the brave move of former Defense Secretary Juan Ponce Enrile if not of the now senator move against the Former President Marcos the famous EDSA revolution will not have a spark to succeed. Every one claim Ninoy Aquino a hero of the edsa revolution. I think all credit should also be given to Senator Enrile as well.

The now elect President Obama has entered the US government with lots of problem in hand. He will govern America and steer its direction economically to success, the world economy partially anchored in the United State. All eyes are on him … all aboard!

Its Christmas time once again, The Philippines is a poor country
... so they say.
But if you go to the mall you will think twice if that statement is true.
I just got to a mall and ... lots of buyers.

It is known that Puerto gallera is a tourist destination P3,000 pesos a night. My brother says P50- beer is not for foreign costumer.
"Man I don't see any American here ..."
So the tourists are mostly local.

Economy in the US is very fragile what should be done?

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