THE 15-year-old singing wunderkind is very busy making her rounds of the top international talk shows, from Sweden, Korea, the United States and, only last week, England, as a sought-after guest on TV shows that beamed her awesome, lung-busting vocal skills globally.

Hi, there! It's truly a pleasure to have you as my guests. This homepage was built by my wonderful knights so I can get in touch with my friends, fans, and anyone else who would like to learn more about myself. Feel free to navigate, listen to the songs I sang, view my performances, and be informed about my next gigs and TV appearances. I do hope we enjoyed our moment together and please, don't forget to leave me a note. Thanks to all of you for all your support.

Whether you’re an office worker glued to your desk for most of the week, a Net junkie who loves blogs and social networking sites, an overseas Filipino looking to connect back to home, or simply someone with something to say, the power to set this country right is within your reach.

If last week I was light and flippant in suggesting solutions to national problems, today I will be more serious. But unlike Al Gore, I will peer through a smaller telescope and instead of the global arena, I will focus on a tinier and not necessarily more manageable geographic area — the Philippines. Thus, I will ask and answer the question “If you ran the Philippines and could change anything, what would you change?”

This movement is being developed to create a common avenue for those who wish to collaborate in open education, access to knowledge, free software, open access publishing and free culture communities within the Philippines.

DRIP's 2nd album launch - IDENTITY THEFT - makes a CREATIVE COMMONS historic first - as the FIRST full-length ALBUM released in the PHILIPPINES under a CREATIVE COMMONS license - check out some of the blog love from the PHILPPINE COMMONS BLOG.

Yes, your album will be the first in the Philippines to be released commercially under a CC-PH license.

The Philippines license has now been integrated into the Creative Commons licensing process, so you are able to license your works under this jurisdiction's law.

The ancestral relationships of people living in the widely scattered islands of the Pacific Ocean, long a puzzle to anthropologists, may have been solved by a new genetic study, researchers reported Thursday.

The WhyNot? Forum, according to founders Mark Ruiz and Bam Aquino, is a "smorgasbord of great, brave ideas—an open-source innovation soup that will hopefully inspire other Filipinos all over to connect adjunct thoughts, take impactful action, and weave together new breakthrough ideas." Inspired by the TEDTalks of the United States (www.ted.com), it is based on the simple idea of gathering some of the best minds in the country to share their respective ideas for 15 minutes each. By asking The Question and challenging outmoded assumptions, it is hoped that WhyNot? Forum will spark a thought revolution that will encourage people to "think new thoughts, share big dreams, do brave things."