The Forum: How Will You Survive the Food and Oil Crisis?
April 28th, 2008 | by Ced Solidon |The Forum is an avenue to know week-by-week which are the most important issues in Eastern Samar right now as well as other lighter topics for discussion. Aside from that, it gives the visitors the chance to discuss it on this blog. Also, the readers have the power to decide which topic to discuss every week.
As food prices continue to soar and with the price of oil reaching new record prices, two of the most important commodities that make nations run are bringing them to their knees.
Some say that the rice crisis we are having now is due to the incredible price increases and not a shortage on supply. Meanwhile, the price of oil is further jacked up by unrest in various oil-producing regions, particularly in Nigeria and the Middle East.
With this situation, what measures will you take to protect you from the high prices of food and oil? Please leave your answers on the comment box below.
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Ced Solidon started the team blog. He currently works as a freelance writer. Aside from that, he also maintains a writing blog, Write Like a Rock Star! He loves to read books and play music.
7 Responses to “The Forum: How Will You Survive the Food and Oil Crisis?”
By Paula Arceño on Jun 7, 2008 | Reply
hi! my mom is from eastern samar, from the Arceño Family.. i was wondering if you have a record of FAMILY TREES in Eastern Samar, where they originated, etc… please let me know if you do.. thanks so much. God Bless.
By Ced Solidon on Jun 7, 2008 | Reply
hi paula! about the record of family trees in the province, i personally don’t know if anything of that sort exists. but that would be fantastic to know who came from where and things like that. i hope somebody else here can help you with it.
By haruan on Jun 10, 2008 | Reply
paula,
if you’re in metro manila, go to the national archives’ office… if in cebu, please visit the USC Library. it has a collection of genealogy… i saw a copy when i was pursuing my MA History way back 1997…
By haruan on Jun 10, 2008 | Reply
(paula, you should’ve posted your message in the appropriate section… hehehe!)
By utunumsimus on Jun 10, 2008 | Reply
cedo! bangin kam nami2ling hin representasyon tikang ha sur ky mga boronganon man la it iu team… hehehe balit, you’ve done something grand na naman! harani ta na ikaw sambahon!
hey, paula, my mom’s middle name is arceño. my lola is one of the ancients in the clan. there are lots of those in guiuan, and in most of the southern towns, and they’re close-knit too. dennis (on ced’s post) was an arceño too. you wudnt fail to find your roots if you visit the place, i promise you…
By Ced Solidon on Jun 10, 2008 | Reply
wow. there you got it paula. haruan and utunumsimus took one (or two) for the team. hehe. thanks, guys!
utunumsimus: ada ka la gihap ha western visayas (maaram ka na hiton kon diin. hehe.)? if yes, makada ak hiton july. ada naman daman hi dirk. kita kits kita!
By Joe Neil P. Arceño on Aug 24, 2008 | Reply
hi Paula…i just surfing da net and i searching for Arceño Family and i found you…well im Joe Neil P. Arceño from Altavas, Aklan and my Lolo Conrado Azarcon Arceño is from Milibili, Roxas City and now residing in Altavas, Aklan..if u have friendster account u can add me “neilalli@yahoo.com” or “arceno_clan@yahoo.com” thanx and GB!