I can’t imagine we are now on our 4th year! Isn’t it something worth to be proud of’? We have grown in numbers amidst differences but we remain as a solid group in influencing a better online community for local bloggers and the public in general. We may be a small group of bloggers been formed here in the Queen City of the South, Cebu. But looking back through the years we’ve been through, we have been serving reliable sources of information beneficial for the common good of all through our blogs!
And as a member, I am overwhelmed with meeting young minds and those who have gained their own respective professions under a group we call as a Blogging society. Where there is a thin line between young and mature individuals sharing and helping each other to help the online community and media networks in harmony.
Furthermore, a few details you may find helpful in knowing what and who we are (see below): Read more…
Since it’s been raining lately, I decided to do a podcast and thanks to my friend, Bryan for the encouragement to make use of my IDLE time while waiting for my internet connection to get back!
If you might have noticed, uploading of this podcast is delayed as my internet wasn’t as good as I’m expecting it the next day around.
Well, I’ve shared some insights on how to start with your financial planning for this year. At least, based on my experience and of course, I know what I’m in to!
To all my readers and listeners, PIT SENYOR to all of you!
Skechers entry into performance running comes at an interesting time as more people are running than ever before and the success of Meb proves the credibility of Skechers GO Run as a line of performance-oriented running shoe. The shoe has been featured in several runs around the country as well including the recently held Cebu Marathon last January 8, 2012 at the Cebu I.T. Park in Lahug, Cebu, and will be officially launched in the Philippines in early 2012.
For hardcore athletes or running hobbyists, this is definitely a good shoe choice to help improve your run. Skechers GO Run—the way you’re supposed to run.
It is recommended but fitting to make a recap of how life has been through in the year 2011 for me! This is a question of “Am I able to fulfill my 2011 New Year’s Resolution?” or “Was I able to make my wishes come true?” or “Have I changed for the better?” Well, I certainly don’t believe in resolutions. A lot of these questions may run straight to your hypothalamus the same as I do. Just like any normal person, I would like to evaluate how my year 2011 was and if there are any areas I need to improve on or perhaps, leave behind and face new beginnings, then, let me try to be “detailed” about the events.
Unfortunately, I left my 2011 organizer so I don’t have any cheat sheets to look. But I will try my best to refresh my memories as far as I could. I’m typing this in the middle of a cold yuletide breezy night with an unstoppable rain from the outside. Wondering how this will go. Here it is:
Cebuano volunteerism as a gift this Christmas season
What is the best way to celebrate Christmas?
For some people like Ency Encinares, a volunteer deaf mute teacher, and Venerva Amil, a teacher for the Bajau community in Barangay Alaska Mambaling, Cebu City, volunteering for a cause is the best form of a gift this yuletide season.
They both define volunteerism as serving without something in return, as long as the one doing it happy with what he or she is doing doing. They also associate volunteerism as saying the truth, letting the people know that one is sincere with his or her voluntary service.
Encinares and Amil were guests during the “Pagtuki” episode last Dec. 3 when the topic was on the state of the Cebuano volunteerism. Pagtuki is the weekly radio program of the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. (RAFI) aired every Saturday morning over dyLA. Read more…
RAFI’s Environment Protection Initiatives Bag Two Quill Awards
The Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. (RAFI) won the “Quill Award of Merit for communication management: economic, social, and environmental development” for its Run 2 Plant 4 GREENIN Philippines.
At the same time, the “Tree of the Month”, which comes out in The Freeman twice a month, is a finalist under the writing category of the communication skills division of the Quill Awards.
RAFI Executive Committee Chair Ma. Cristina Aboitiz, RAFI Chief Operating Officer Dominica Cua, RAFI Deputy Director for Operations Amaya Aboitiz, RAFI’s Integrated Development Executive Director Rowena Bandola-Alensonorin, and RAFI Communications Officer Haidee Palapar received the two awards during the 10th Philippine Quill Awards held last Nov. 18 at Crowne Plaza Galleria Manila, Quezon City.
They were joined by Lucky Malicay, news editor of The Freeman. Read more…
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