The first episode of Full Throttle was aired last August 8 at 5PM on the History Channel. It featured hosts Rhian Ramos and Sam YG and special guest Manny Pacquiao.
If you missed it last Saturday, you can catch its primetime airing tonight at 7PM on any of the following channels:
SKYCABLE:
History 67
History HD 165
CIGNAL:
History HD 125
CABLE LINK:
History 43
DESTINY:
HC 57
DREAM:
HC 30
Here's a clip of what's in store for the episode:
Don't Get Left Behind!! Watch Full Throttle on History!
I started this blog as an alternative to talking to my mom who died so suddenly. It has evolved since then as an online journal for my family's adventures and misadventures - our travels, our dining out, our entertainment and so much more! Feel free to leave your reactions :)
Full Throttle : S01E01 viewing party at Bugsy's (BGC)
Full Throttle Season 01 Episode 01 has finally aired on the History Channel!!!
Their first guest is none other than the Philippines' Pambansang Kamao, Congressman Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao. He opens his garage and his home and lets you take a peek at what an ordinary day is to a busy guy like him.
You'll also see Rhian challenged by what she's tasked to do in the episode :)
Their first guest is none other than the Philippines' Pambansang Kamao, Congressman Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao. He opens his garage and his home and lets you take a peek at what an ordinary day is to a busy guy like him.
You'll also see Rhian challenged by what she's tasked to do in the episode :)
Family: Reunion with Paypon-Jose-Rosanes Family
26 July 2015
I hold family gatherings as exciting milestones in our lives. Most of my family live abroad so whenever some of them come back to Manila, I make sure that we attend the reunions. This time, it's my cousin Martha and her family that came back from Wisconsin. Her Mom and Dad came ahead of them so we're one big happy family!
Travel: Trip to Fort Santiago, Manila
Today, Dylan, Tracy and I went to Fort Santiago in Intramuros, Manila to be with Patrick and their production team as they shoot scenes with Apl de Ap for Full Throttle.
Mind you, it has been a very long time since I was last here and I remember it was part of an educational field trip in my school. It was Dylan's and Tracy's first time to visit so it's like seeing it all for the first time again :)
Cars: Launch of Full Throttle at House Manila
In a previous post, I uploaded a press release for the launch of the new TV show, Full Throttle, on the History Channel. Last July 16, Thursday, that event became a milestone in our family life, especially for Patrick who had to leave Top Gear Philippines as a full-time writer to concentrate on this endeavor. As mentioned, the launch was held at House Manila in Resorts World and it was a resounding success having many car manufacturers, advertisers and press people in attendance.
DIY: Bake your own Banana Bread
14 July 2015
We usually have bananas in the house but the problem is that if you don't eat them quickly, they can turn rotten so easily. So rather than let them go to waste, I thought I'd try my hand at making banana bread out of them. :) Naturally, I scoured Google for an easy-to-follow recipe and I found one here.
This recipe was very simple. I don't have a blender or a masher so everything I've done is by hand. If you have the equipment then feel free to use them :)
Ingredients:
4-5 medium-sized bananas (you can add more if you want)
2 cups flour
1 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 cup butter
3/4 cup brown sugar
2 eggs
Procedure:
Step 1: Mix the flour, baking soda and salt in a bowl then set aside
Step 2: Mix the butter, sugar and eggs in another bowl. Set aside.
Step 5: Put the pan in the oven (preheated at 350 degrees F). In the video I looked at, the baking time was 60-65 minutes. With the pan that I used, it only took 30-35 minutes. You can check if the bread is done if you stick a toothpick in the middle and when you pull it out, nothing sticks to it. That tells you that it's done.
We let it cool out of the oven when it was done. Here are my assistants enjoying our success :)
We usually have bananas in the house but the problem is that if you don't eat them quickly, they can turn rotten so easily. So rather than let them go to waste, I thought I'd try my hand at making banana bread out of them. :) Naturally, I scoured Google for an easy-to-follow recipe and I found one here.
This recipe was very simple. I don't have a blender or a masher so everything I've done is by hand. If you have the equipment then feel free to use them :)
Ingredients:
4-5 medium-sized bananas (you can add more if you want)
2 cups flour
1 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 cup butter
3/4 cup brown sugar
2 eggs
Procedure:
Step 1: Mix the flour, baking soda and salt in a bowl then set aside
Step 2: Mix the butter, sugar and eggs in another bowl. Set aside.
Step 3: Peel the bananas then mash them.
Step 4: Mix the mashed bananas with the butter/sugar/eggs mixture. After that, put that mixture with the flour/baking soda/salt and just blend them together. Put it in a loaf pan (in my case a baking pan since I don't have a loaf pan). Oh and don't forget to spread some butter on the surface of the pan to prevent the bread from sticking.
Step 5: Put the pan in the oven (preheated at 350 degrees F). In the video I looked at, the baking time was 60-65 minutes. With the pan that I used, it only took 30-35 minutes. You can check if the bread is done if you stick a toothpick in the middle and when you pull it out, nothing sticks to it. That tells you that it's done.
We let it cool out of the oven when it was done. Here are my assistants enjoying our success :)
Family: Luke's Christening
12 July 2015
After 3 days of "No Classes" because of three consecutive typhoons in the Philippines, we were all happy to get out of the house and attend Stevie and Toni's baby boy Luke's Baptism. We all trooped to the Christ the King Church in Libis. The venue for the reception was also within the church's grounds (very handy!).
After 3 days of "No Classes" because of three consecutive typhoons in the Philippines, we were all happy to get out of the house and attend Stevie and Toni's baby boy Luke's Baptism. We all trooped to the Christ the King Church in Libis. The venue for the reception was also within the church's grounds (very handy!).
Cars: Full Throttle on the Road to History (press release)
Full Throttle on the road to History
Full Throttle is the pioneering local TV show to air on History Channel Philippines, bringing with it a fresh and vibrant
take on the motoring industry both here and abroad.
“Local motoring TV programs are
too formulaic and staid, with some retaining the same format they’ve had for
decades,” said Rommel Dizon, the
show’s program manager and one of the founders of the production company behind
the show, Beyond Wheels Production.
“Full Throttle promises to change all
that.”
DIY: How to clean your computer fan
09 July 2015
A couple of weeks ago, I noticed that our CPU was making a weird humming noise and noticed that the fan attached to the CPU case stopped working. Now, ever since our motherboard expired last year due to dust and dirt, I've been conscious about cleaning the CPU regularly. But I haven't had a chance to clean the actual fan unit. So, I searched Google (of course!) for an easy to follow DIY video on cleaning CPU fans and I found one here and I proceeded to try it out for myself.
DIY: Replacing a faulty bidet
28 April 2015
Yesterday, our bidet in the bathroom broke. There was a small crack in the bottom part of the bidet, the one which connects the hose to the handle, and of course over time, it eventually grew bigger until it snapped. I tried to fix it as soon as it happened but the truth was it really had to be replaced.
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