Using the gauge PP100, which means “problems per 100 units”, here’s the list of 2015’s World’s Best Cars for Quality. You’ll be surprised with the results.

10. Toyota (104 PP100)

Toyota, a Japanese car manufacturer, is at the bottom of the top ten best cars this year. It fell four notches from 2014. Toyota, however, is the best-selling car in the Philippines for 2014.

The new Toyota Avalon 2015
Photo Credit: Toyota

9. Lexus (104 PP100)

Lexus, Toyota’s luxury vehicle brand, is also at the bottom of the rankings at number 9. It also fell 6 notches from 2014.

Thew new Lexus RCF 2015
Photo Credit: Lexus

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1. Piolo Pascual

Piolo Pascual isn’t just your “boy-next-door” hunk. The guy whom everyone watches out for in teleseryes and movies is also the father of the equally talented and cute teenager Inigo Pascual.

Photo Screen-grabbed from @piolo_pascual Instagram account

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10. Vietnam: 162 votes

Photo from: cookbookcooks.wordpress.com

Pho is practically available at every food stall and restaurant. This staple food is made with a salty broth, fresh rice noodles, a sprinkling of herbs, and chicken or beef. It comes in a variety of flavors so one or two variants may fit your tastebuds.

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The top 10 photos that shook the world are from photographers around the globe who happened to be at the right place at the right time. Their photos are a perfect reflection of the realities that people sometimes do not–or refuse–to see.

10. Kosovo Refugees by Carol Guzy (2000)

Pulitzer Prize winner Carol Guzy took this photo of Kosovar refugee Agim Shala, 2, as he is passed through a barbed wire fence into the hands of his grandparents at a camp run by the United Arab Emirates in Kukes, Albania. The members of the Shala family were reunited here after fleeing the conflict in Kosovo.

The Kosovo War was an armed conflict in Kosovo that lasted from February 28, 1998 until June 11, 1999. It was fought by the forces of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which controlled Kosovo before the war, and the Kosovo Albanian rebel group known as the Kosovo Liberation Army.

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There are, however, some individuals whom people generally regard as successful, such as Oprah Winfrey , Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, Rupert Murdoch of News Corp, and Melinda Gates of Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Through Patricia Sellers’s interviews with such people for Fortune, she has come up with the top 10 lessons that are universal truths for everyone.

1. Don’t plan your career. Let things happen as they will. Sure, you can dream of what you think you’ll be in 30 years or so, but fate has a funny way of doing things sometimes. Planning your career may limit yourself from exploring new possibilities.

2. Forget the career ladder; climb the jungle gym. The way up isn’t always the best way. Sometimes you have to move left or right to be successful.

The career jungle gym. Photo credit: chinadaily.com.cn

3. Pick people over pay. Work with good people who are smarter than you are and learn from them. These are priceless investments.

4. Do every job as if you were going to be doing it for the rest of your life. Focus on the “now.” If you spend your time thinking about what you want to do next or your eyes aren’t straight forward, you’re not fully focused on your current assignment.

5. Do the job that you’re supposed to do, but think: What’s not getting done? As the cliche goes, always think outside the box. Just because you get assigned one thing doesn’t mean that’s the only thing you have to do. And if you fail in doing more than what was asked of you, pick yourself up and learn from the experience.

6. Be curious. Every person you meet every single day can teach you a new thing. Even that guy in the cubicle next to you. You may see each other everyday, but keeping your eyes and ears open will teach you a thing or two.

Be curious. Ask questions. Photo credit: treetopsecret.com

7. Be nice to everyone. Don’t burn any bridges and even if you get older, keep widening that circle of yours may it be with family or workmates.

8. Listen. Listen more than you talk. Again, it’s all about learning. Plus, listening makes people keep their ties with you. Listening is a win-win situation for everyone involved since it promotes active responses back and forth.

9. To lead, line up your followers. There’s a difference between being a lead and a boss. A boss in not always a leader, and neither is a leader always the boss. The leader focuses on bringing his team up–and not just leading them, but being a part of that group as well.

The difference between a boss and a leader. Photo credit: eaglesonlinecentral.com

10. Be honest and true. Whether it may be to a co-worker or a friend, your word is the best representation of who you are. Alongside this are your actions on staying true to your word.

Banner photo from strongwithstacy.com.

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As The DailyPedia has featured the  Top 10 happiest countries for gay men to live in (Read: Top 10 happiest countries for gay men), here now are the top 10 worst nations for gay men to live in.

TOP 10 WORST COUNTRIES FOR GAY MEN TO LIVE IN

10. Kazakhstan

The LGBT community in Kazakhstan face discrimination and prejudice on the grounds of their sexual orientation during the course of their everyday lives. Manifestation of negative attitudes toward LGBTs, such as social exclusion, taunting, and violence often cause the victims physical, psychological, and emotional harm. (Wiki)

Kazakhstan wants to ban gay ‘propaganda’
PHOTO CREDIT: tengrinews.kz

9. Ghana

Ghanaian celebrities have taken to social media to condemn the beating of a suspected gay man (in photo), opening a rare window for debate on homosexuality in a country where gay sex is illegal.

Ghanaian celebrities have taken to social media to condemn the beating of a suspected gay man (in photo), opening a rare window for debate on homosexuality in a country where gay sex is illegal.
PHOTO CREDIT: ghanamotion.com

8. Cameroon

Gays are viewed as criminals and face discrimination from their own government. (Advocate.com)

Advocate.com in an article on 2013 said, LGBT citizens are viewed as criminals.
PHOTO CREDIT: advocate.com

7. Iran

Homosexuality is a crime punishable by imprisonment, corporal punishment, or in some cases of sodomy, even execution. (Wiki)

In news by Advocate.com, 4 gay men were hanged in Iran for Sodomy in 2012
PHOTO CREDIT: advocate.com

6. Nigeria

Dozens were arrested for being gay in Northern Nigeria.

According to a report by RYOT, dozens were arrested for being gay in Northern Nigeria
PHOTO CREDIT: ryot.org

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In a recent online survey conducted by Planet Romeo (an Amsterdam-based dating and community site and app) in collaboration with Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz, Germany, with 115,000 gay men all around the globe as respondents, 127 countries were ranked according to the best (HAPPIEST) places for gay men to live in.

The Philippines came in at No. 41 with 4,947 gay men taking the survey.

Let us look at the places where gay men feel welcome, secure, and accepted.

TOP 10 HAPPIEST PLACES FOR GAY MEN

10. Luxembourg

Luxembourg’s prime minister Xavier Bettel is the first European Union leader – and the second worldwide leader – to marry someone of the same sex.

Luxembourg allows same sex weddings and adoptions. PHOTO CREDIT: abplive.in

9. Switzerland

Governmental discrimination has been constitutionally prohibited. The Constitution of the Swiss Confederation rules out discrimination on the basis of way of life.

Since the mid-1990s, an annual Coming Out Day has been held with various publicity events in order to encourage LGBT people to develop a positive relationship with their identity, particularly among young LGBT people. PHOTO CREDIT: gaystarnews.com

8. The Netherlands

The first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage in 2001. Same-sex joint and  adoption are also permitted.

Discrimination is unlawful and same-sex couples have been able to adopt children in this country since 2001. PHOTO CREDIT: cookiesound.com

7. Israel

Israel was the first country to abolish restrictions on openly gay soldiers serving in the military.

Israel recognizes unregistered cohabitation between same-sex couples. PHOTO CREDIT: assets.vice.com

6. Canada

The first country outside Europe and the fourth country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide after the enactment of the Civil Marriage Act.

Canada became the first country outside Europe and the fourth country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide after the enactment of the Civil Marriage Act. PHOTO CREDIT: rcinet.ca

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Please read: Eight Facts About the Engagement Ring (Why Do Men Need to Give Them to Women)

The DailyPedia has searched for the most expensive engagement rings of all time.

10. Melania Knauss- Trump
       15 Carats, US $ 2 million

Photo Credit: Trend kid

9. Blake Lively/ Anna Kournikova/ Mariah Carey 
     US $ 2.5 million

8. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
40 Carats, US $ 2.6 million

Photo Credit: Pinterest

7. Vanessa Bryant
    8 Carats, US $ 4 million

Photo Credit: Nhasec

6. Grace Kelly
    10.47 Carats, US $ 4.06 million

Photo Credit: Img Arcade

5. Jennifer Lopez
     8.5 Carats, US $ 4.1 million

Photo Credit: US Magazine

4. Paris Hilton
    25 Carats, US $ 4.7 million

Photo Credit: IBN Live

3. Beyonce
    18 Carats: US $ 5 million

Photo Credit: Diamondland

2. Kim Kardashian
    15 Carats, US $ 8 million

Photo Credit: Dailymail

1. Elizabeth Taylor
    33.19 Carats, US $ 8.8 million

Photo Credit: Kuaike

Which engagement ring do you like best? Leave a comment below.

Source: Who What Wear

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While everyone longed for forever for these Celebrity couples, unfortunately, things had to end between them. As heartbreaking as it was for these couples back then, they had to choose to be “happier” and move on.

Here are our top ten celebrities that did not make it to forever:

10. Jomari Yllana and Aiko Melendez

Jomari and Aiko married in 2000 after shooting the movie Mahal Kita, Walang Iwanan. Unfortunately, the couple split three years after their marriage.

Photo Credit: FFE Magazine

9. Kris Aquino and James Yap

Almost everybody thought this relationship of Kris with James would be the one to last. Unfortunately, Kris had to call it quits in 2010, after five years of being married.

Photo Credit: Why Not Coconut

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Here are our top ten celebrity couples who made it from reel-life to real-life.

10. Sharon Cuneta and Gabby Concepcion

Sharon and Gabby met on the set of the movie, Dear Heart in 1981. They made 10 movies in a couple of years and eventually got married in 1984. Unfortunately, the young couple’s marriage was short-lived. (Facebook-Video 48)

Photo Credit: Video 48

9. Manilyn Reynes and Aljon Jimenez

Manilyn and Aljon were paired in the movie, Ulong Pugot: Naglalagot in 1995. They got married in 1996 and are still together and growing strong after 19 years of marriage. (PEP)

Photo Screen-grabbed from Youtube

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