for me and for the Filipinos, she’s the winner.
Brewery launches website made of chocolate
A Portuguese brewery has created an innovative website made of chocolate to launch its chocolate-flavored stout.
Sagres, a Portuguese brewery founded in 1934 now controlled by Heineken, recruited Portugal’s leading chocolatier Victor Nunes to fashion a template made to look like a website using chocolate as his canvas.
The result is a cocoa-flavored website that bears the markings of organic hand carving and chocolate craftsmanship. Rolling over links to Twitter and Facebook, for instance, will break the chocolate buttons in bite-size pieces.
The chocolate stout, Sagres Preta Chocolate, is 4.1 percent alcohol.
Nunes began sculpting the template at the Obidos International Chocolate Festival  in March and his team finished the interface at his chocolate factory this month.
Once all the components like buttons and frames were assembled, the agency snapped high resolution photos of the completed interface, which now appears on their website.
Click on the white chocolate arrow to watch the making of the site.
Marrying the flavors of chocolate with the rich, heady taste of stout has become a common flavor for breweries around the world.
American craft brewer Samuel Adams also has a Chocolate Bock beer, that uses cocoa nibs from Ecuador. Australian brewery Red Oak also has a Belgium Chocolate Stout that’s infused with Belgian chocolate.
NOW THAT’S A REAL TALENT
“LOOK AT ME NOW” by Karmin
When life gives you a hundred reasons to cry, show life that you have a thousand reasons to smile.
i hope our cat’s like this !
yah i know that it’s heart-breaking to see the situation of this dog, but for me, the animal rights activists are just overreacting…it’s just a boy, everybody made a mistake especially in their childhood days…
PLEASE VOTE PHILIPPINES’ PUERTO PRINSESA SUBTERRANEAN RIVER FOR THE WORLD RENOWNED NEW 7 WONDERS OF THE WORLD!
The Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park (PPSRNP) is one of the most important biodiversity conservation areas of the Philippines. It features a spectacular limestone or karst landscape that contains an 8.2 km long underground river. A distinguishing feature of the river is that it flows directly into the sea, and the lower half portion of the river is brackish and subject to tidal influence. The area also represents significant habitat for biodiversity conservation. It contains a full mountain to the sea ecosystem and protects forests, which are among the most significant in Asia.
The PPPSRNP is designated a core area for the Palawan Biosphere Reserve under the Man and Biosphere Program. In recognition of its globally significant natural properties, it was inscribed to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s of (UNESCO) List of Natural World Heritage Sites. Inscription to the list confirms the exceptional and universal value of the Site that deserves to be protected for the benefit of all humanity.
The PPSRNP is managed by the City Government of Puerto Princesa based on a program centered on environmental conservation and sustainable development. It has the distinction of being the first national park devolved and successfully managed by a Local Government Unit. It has been cited as an example of best practices for biodiversity conservation and sustainable tourism in the Philippines.
The Puerto Princesa Underground River is reputed to be the longest navigable underground river in the World. It is one of the few such rivers which the public can easily experience and appreciate. It is the official entry of the Philippines and is 1 of the 28 finalists to the Search for the New 7 Wonders of Nature.
It is a source of pride and a key element in the identity of the people of Puerto Princesa in particular, and of the Philippines as a whole.
