The DJ who's not a DeeJay

several round hanging lights of varying sizes 

hanging stalagtite-like lights which seem ready to follow the rules of gravity

Chinese New Year decorative lights in the heart of Chinatown, Singapore

beneath an elegant spiral chandelier

slowed the shutter on a bubble machine making lots of bubbles

Circular ceiling lights with different colors. Could pass for the inside of a lava lamp.

(Shot taken at Padi's Point on a clear evening)

According to http://wwf.org.ph, the Philippines saved 611 MWh of power during the Earth Hour 20009, outshining the rest of the world.  The Philippines beat all countries with its 650 cities participating with Greece and Australia placing at 2nd and 3rd place respectively.  The power saved by the Philippines during the voluntary power off was equivalent to shutting down a dozen power plants for one hour. 

Several simultaneous events happened around the nation to show support for Earch Hour.  The SM chain of malls like SM Baguio, SM Cebu and SM Mall of Asia also showed support by conserving energy from their power-consuming malls.   I was on the road driving by the Makati business district during Earth hour and it was very evident that Makati City was participating as the street lamps were all turned off and several landmarks and buildings were either dimmed or totally unlit.   People from other barangays reverted to lighted candles during Earth hour in support.

Quoting a famous line in an animated movie "Light our darkest hour."  Ironically, as dark as the Philippines was during Earth Hour, we outshined the world.

It's a great feeling to do something in your own little way, and yet feel being one with the world in sync with a common cause.