Posted on
7 Jan 2009
by
Blogie @
Davao Delicious
明けましておめでとうございます!
Happy New Year!
タダクマ日本料理 [Tadakuma], a delightful Japanese restaurant that now has two branches in Davao City, is one of the places I go for comfort food. You see, I absolutely worship Japanese cuisine, and the menu prices at this restaurant are surprisingly very reasonable, and the food is just gorgeous — hence, comfort food.
Tadakuma actually [...]
Filed under: Japanese, Restaurant, donburi, gyoza
Davao Writers Guild is now accepting applications to the Davao Writing Workshop. Categories are poetry, fiction, essay, and one-act play. Deadline for submission is March 15; workshop runs from May 4 to 8. More details at the Dagmay.
Filed under: Davao, writing
Posted on
7 Jan 2009
by
bananas @
BananachokeD
Suddenly, he was reduced to being a stunned piece of breathing paper-pale flesh–formalinic, I observed, perhaps as his blood evacuated from their correct places–after getting a tongue-lashing from the fuming Mayor Rodrigo Duterte, who, by few inches,…
Filed under: Uncategorized
Posted on
7 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
GENERAL SANTOS CITY—Bridging the digital divide is especially crucial in poor, rural Mindanao communities where lack of access to the Internet and computer literacy affects not just students, but their teachers as well.
Thanks to a training activity conducted jointly by USAID’s Growth with Equity in Mindanao (GEM) Program and Microsoft, teachers in areas of Mindanao [...]
Filed under: News
Posted on
7 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
MAITUM, Sarangani (January 7, 2009) – Villagers in barangay Old Poblacion release to the Celebes Sea Tuesday (January 6) an Olive Ridley after being tagged. The turtle was found nesting at the pawikan (marine turtle) sanctuary in barangay Old Poblacion hatching 100 eggs. (Photo by Afren de Guzman/MAITUM INFORMATION OFFICE)
Filed under: Feature, Photoblog
Hindi totoong mahal ko si Babes.
Katunayan, bago nya nasabi ang linyang “kasi love mo ako,” may kasama akong ibang lalaki sa beach.
Eto ang pruweba.
Sina Patricia, Re-Re, Red at Fiona
Si Patricia, Eping, Balong at Jayson
Sina Tuluy, Jayson at Balong
Eto ang pruweba na hindi ko mahal si Babes. Ang paglalandi ko kay Tating, pamangkin ni Kulot.
Filed under: Uncategorized
Posted on
7 Jan 2009
by
Peter @
Peter Laviña New Blog
In town today in Davao are the officers of the National Halal Accreditation Board of the Philippines, Inc. They are holding a team building seminar courtesy of the Department of Trade & Industry at the Waterfront Insular Hotel starting today up to Friday.
Also in town is Consul John Rivas from Northern Territory, Australia. Darwin, capital [...]
Filed under: Advocacy, Arafura Games, Halal, ICT Davao, Sports, Tourism, activities, fuel surcharges
Micro Hydro Electric Power Plant is usually classified as a hydro electric power plant that can produce up to 100 kW of power. They are usually used to supply energy to small off-grid communities that have a natural water source close to it that never runs out.
First, let me get to the most important part [...]
Filed under: Clean Energy, How to, Hydro
Posted on
7 Jan 2009
by
Momong @
The Word God Spells
Mark 6: 45-52
1Jn.4: 11-18 / Psa 72
There is no fear in love, but perfect love drives out fear because fear has to do with punishment, and so one who fears is not yet perfect in love.
(1 John 4:18)
Lord, come to us in stormy weather
When we are tossed about at sea;
Our lack of faith makes [...]img src=”http://rss.robillo.net/~r/WordGodSpells/~4/504411795″ height=”1″ width=”1″/
Filed under: Love, Miracles
Posted on
7 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
MAITUM, Sarangani (January 6, 2009) – Mayor Elsie Lucille R. Perrett, also known as Boi Labi (princess aof all tribes), encourages the Tbolis to preserve their customs and traditions during the L’muog Festival. She expressed her full support to any endeavor of the Tbolis. (Photo by Beth Ramos Palma Gil/MAITUM INFORMATION OFFICE)
Filed under: Photoblog
Posted on
6 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
Philippine Army 1Lt. Vicente Cammayo of the Special Forces (Center) answer questions from the media during his release from the New Peoples Army (NPA) at the hinterlands of Loreto town in Agusan del Sur today, January 6, 2009. Cammayo was captured in an encounter with the NPA in Compostela Valley on November 7, 2008. AKP [...]
Filed under: Feature, News
Posted on
6 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
MAITUM, Sarangani (January 6, 2009) - Tboli children eagerly await the opening of the L’muog Festival to revive customary laws and practices of their ancestors. The L’muog Festival re-lives olden day practices where Tbolis gather together in a riverbank to fish and hunt wild pigs. The festival was held at the Kalaong River estuary on [...]
Filed under: Feature, travel
Posted on
6 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
MAITUM, Sarangani (January 6, 2009) - Tboli children greet Mayor and Boi Labi (princess of all tribes) Elsie Lucille R. Perrett (right) upon her arrival during the L’muog Festival, celebrated on December 29. Mayor Perrett was crowned Boi Labi of the Tbolis in August 2004. (Photo by Beth Ramos Palma Gil/MAITUM INFORMATION OFFICE)
Filed under: Photoblog
Posted on
6 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
MAITUM, Sarangani (January 6, 2009) – Tboli children dance and socialize with one another at the L’muog Festival celebrated every year for three years now by the Tbolis in Maitum at the Kalaong River estuary. In the olden days, Tbolis stay in the riverbank for two to three days not only to gather food but [...]
Filed under: travel
Posted on
6 Jan 2009
by
me @
rashidsmom
span style=”font-size:100%;”span style=”font-family:trebuchet ms;”I got this from my friend Roxanne’s multiply site. For lack of better things to blog about, i’m posting this here. For those waiting for updates on our relief efforts please bear with me…
Filed under: Uncategorized
Posted on
6 Jan 2009
by
Peter @
Peter Laviña New Blog
Here are the items up for today’s first regular session of the City Council for this year:
Invocation - Councilor Diosdado Angelo A. Mahipus (2nd Distrct);
National Anthem; City March
Roll Call
Reading of the minutes of the December 15 and December 16 sessions;
Privilege Hour
First Reading - 8 items
Third & Final Reading - 2 Items
Second Reading (Deferred Items) - [...]
Filed under: City Council
Posted on
6 Jan 2009
by
hoop @
Hoop Addict
My son gets lulled to sleep with the sound of my voice. My wife and I initially thought that he was falling asleep with the sound of us conversing. But we noticed that if it was my wife who was doing most of the talking, it would take a long time for him [...]
Filed under: Fatherhood
Yesterday it was announced that the Ashmore Group had acquired already the Philippine government’s 40% share in major Oil giant, Petron Corp., by the payment of the agreed upon P25.7 billion selling price.
In an agreement signed with the UK based Ashmore Group, San Miguel Corp will now proceed to acquire their subsidiary, SEA Refinery Holdings [...]
Filed under: Oil, Oil Price
According to the Department of Energy (DOE), there are about 24 Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) buses plying the capital of the Philippines to date. Those buses are able to use CNG, sold at P14.52/liter, to power their engines.
The DOE is targeting to accredit more bus operators to run CNG powered buses so as [...]
Filed under: Automotive, Natural Gas
Posted on
6 Jan 2009
by
Blogie @
Ang Dabawenyo
The intrepid bloggers, Andrew, Ria, Winston and I, went to see what the buzz was all about at the Outland Adventure camp in Ma-a, Davao City. For nearly a decade, it’s been known for their ropes course, a corporate team-building facility out in the boondocks. Now there’s the Xcelerator — the longest zip line in [...]
Filed under: Beaches & Mountains, Outland Adventure, Travel & Tours, ropes course, zip line
Posted on
6 Jan 2009
by
Momong @
The Word God Spells
Mark 6: 34-44
1Jn.4: 7-10 / Psa 72
He had compassion for them, because they were like sheep without a shepherd; and He began to teach them many things.
(Mark 6:34)
There is adequate provision,
It is love that is lacking still;
When hearts are moved by compassion,
Millions will eat and have their fill.
When Jesus landed and saw a large [...]img src=”http://rss.robillo.net/~r/WordGodSpells/~4/503489821″ height=”1″ width=”1″/
Filed under: Blessings, Miracles
Posted on
5 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
A balloon vendor in fron tof San Pedro Cathedral in Davao City. Aside from balloon vendors, variety of street vendors also flock in front of the cathedral during Sunday. AKP Images/ Ruby Thursday More.
Filed under: Feature, Photoblog
Posted on
5 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
Pirated movies on DVD displayed along San Pedro St. in Davao City. Aside from movies, pirated music and softwares also proliferate in the sidewalks of the city. The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) which protect IP in digital media or on the internet, says that piracy rate in the video industry is 70 percent — [...]
Filed under: Photoblog
Lopez owned, Energy Development Corp (EDC), will push through with its P20 B Geothermal Expansion project at the Bacon-Manito (BacMan) geothermal power field in Albay. The field sits in a 25000 hectare area and is currently generating about 150 MW of capacity.
The expansion project entails construction of steam production complexes at Manito, Rangas and [...]
Filed under: EDC, Geothermal
Posted on
5 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
Vendors along San Pedro St in Davao City takes time to read newspapers. AKP Images/ Ruby Thursday More.
Filed under: Feature, Photoblog
Posted on
5 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
Come harvest time, this new solar dryer in what once an empty lot (inset photo) will be cleared of playful children and will instead be covered with corn and rice drying in the sun. Using such dryers helps to minimize post-harvest losses, and to improve grain quality—and farmers’ incomes. This facility in Barangay Langogan [...]
Filed under: News
Posted on
5 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
Vendors along San Pedro Street in Davao City takes time to sleep beside their stall. AKP Images/ Ruby Thursday More.
Filed under: Photoblog
The Department of Energy (DOE) signed a wind development contract with Alternergy Philippine Holdings Corp, to study to feasibility of setting up a wind farm at Caliraya in Laguna, Pililia in Rizal and Abra de Ilog in Occidental Mindoro. Former DOE Secretary and current Philippine WWF head, Vincent Perez Jr, is associated with the [...]
Filed under: Wind
Posted on
5 Jan 2009
by
Peter @
Peter Laviña New Blog
The holocaust was a most horrible attempt to exterminate the Jews in Europe during World War II. Adolf Hitler’s “final solution” against the Jews was despicable and condemnable.
Many of those who survived this genocide settled and built what is Israel today.
Many lessons should have been learned from this malady to prevent its recurrence. Unfortunately, history [...]
Filed under: Gaza, Israel, World Affairs, apartheid, genocide, holocaust
Posted on
5 Jan 2009
by
Momong @
The Word God Spells
Matthew 4: 12-17, 23-25
1Jn.3:22—4:6 / Psa 2
#8230;the people who sat in darkness have seen a great light, and for those who sat in the region and shadow of death light has dawned.
(Matthew 4:16)
Lord, let Your light shine upon us
To help us make Your Word be known;
As we bring more souls to Jesus,
Let no none [...]img src=”http://rss.robillo.net/~r/WordGodSpells/~4/502671707″ height=”1″ width=”1″/
Filed under: Mission, Repentance
Posted on
5 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
A vendor refills a glass of seaweeds (locally known as Lato), which is sold P10 each glass at Agdao market in Davao City. AKP Images/ Keith Bacongco .
Filed under: Feature, Photoblog
Posted on
4 Jan 2009
by
Ben @
Mindanao
by Ben Serrano
January 4, 2009
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY- An eleven year old boy in Gingoog City identified by the authorities as Rogenden Andog died after he was swept away by stoing current of Mangiskis River Saturday afternoon while seven persons gone missing after flashfloods hit at least twenty barangays of this city also Saturday.
According to [...]
Filed under: News
Posted on
4 Jan 2009
by
Andrew @
Alleba Blog
Quick update for Daily Top 10 Posts plugin users who recently switched to Wordpress 2.7. Thanks to those who gave me the heads-up about the error that looks like a big zit in the stylish new version 2.7 dashboard. I have nipped the error accordingly and everything is beautiful again.
For users [...]
Filed under: Announcements
Nakakapanibago si Babes.
Sa bahay sya naghapunan noong Sabado. Pero nang dumating sya, nasa kwarto ako. Nakahiga. Lasing. Galing kasi ng beach ang mga bakla. Naparami ang inom. Tumabi sya sa akin sa kama. Pinunasan ang pawis sa aking noo at leeg. Bahagyang itinaas ang aking ulo, inihiga ito sa kanyang mga hita. Hinipo ang aking buhok.
“Marami kang nainom ano?” tanong niya.
“Medyo,” sagot
Filed under: Uncategorized
Posted on
4 Jan 2009
by
Aldrin @
Pinoy Kangaroo
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Filed under: australia, work
Posted on
4 Jan 2009
by
jayclops @
still thinking
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Filed under: a day in the life, holidays, nostalgia
Posted on
4 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
A fish vendor remove bones from the bangus (milkfish), which is sold at at P55 to P80 per kilo at Agdao market in Davao City. AKP Images/ Keith Bacongco
Filed under: Photoblog
Posted on
4 Jan 2009
by
bananas @
BananachokeD
Sa dihang iyang gilimugmogbr /Ug iyang gitakla…br /Una mikitiw-kitiwbr /Ang iyang dila nga naputos sa lawaybr /Nga susama sa lawot—init nga bugnawbr /Ug hinay nga midagayday br /br /Iyang gigukod hangtod sa ubosbr /Perte! Ang dila misutoy!br /Wa ma…
Filed under: Uncategorized
Posted on
4 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
A woman and her grandchildren prepare to dock at a boat landing built by USAID’s Growth with Equity in Mindanao (GEM) Program in barangay Tongsina in Bongao, Tawi-Tawi. Most residents in this island-province’s coastal communities are subsistence fishermen and seaweed growers who rely on the sea to meet their family’s basic needs. With better infrastructure, [...]
Filed under: Feature, News
Posted on
4 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
A fish vendor removes the scales and gills of the bangus (milkfish) as the buyer waits for it at Agdao market in Davao City. AKP Images/ Keith Bacongco
Filed under: Photoblog
We’ve expanded further our coverage of the gasoline prices in the Philippines, since we’ve been getting a lot of requests for more data. What we had before was just a monthly average of fuel prices.
In this page you’ll see data on the different Oil providers in the Philippines, from the big three (Shell, Petron, [...]
Filed under: Oil, Oil Price
I received a request from Silliman Journal to write a reaction to a paper written by Dr. Ben Malayang III, current president of Silliman University. I don’t know if I have permission to repost that academic paper here, so I won’t. What follows is my response. Take it with a grain of salt.
Last Christmas, I stumbled across “Momo” in a bookstore bargain bin. “Momo” is a contemporary fantasy
Filed under: Books, Culture, Dumaguete
Posted on
4 Jan 2009
by
Ben @
Mindanao
by Ben Serrano
January 4, 2009
BUTUAN CITY- A robbery suspect who nearly emptied a Free Methodist Church in Bayugan City in Agusan del Sur province, Caraga Region was arrested by police operatives yesterday, bleated report reaching Caraga Police Information Office.
Bayugan City Police identified the suspect as ROBERT LEE BERNASOL NALAM, 22 single & resident of Purok10-A [...]
Filed under: News
Posted on
4 Jan 2009
by
Peter @
Peter Laviña New Blog
In his column today at the Manila Times, Marlen Ronquillo wrote about political dynasties. He asks “are they good or bad?“
He did not really answer his own question. Instead, he cited the proliferation of political clans from his native Pampanga spawning 2nd and 3rd generations of politicians and others spreading to many parts of the [...]
Filed under: 2010, City Council, Congress, Elections, Governance, political dynasties, political parties
Posted on
3 Jan 2009
by
Mom-About-Town
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Filed under: Iluminado Nady Golosino, Kevin Golosino, Stella Golosino, Tetralogy of Fallot, brain abscess operation, colostomy, imperforate anus
Posted on
3 Jan 2009
by
Bob @
Mindanao
A vendor takes time to read local newspaper beside her stall at Agdao market in Davao City. AKP Images/ Keith Bacongco.
Filed under: Feature, Photoblog
Posted on
3 Jan 2009
by
Ben @
Mindanao
by Ben Serrano
January 2, 2009
BUTUAN CITY - Relatives of returning Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) mostly wives, children and parents claimed they are now feeling the crunch of the global economic crisis after their OFW relatives particularly based in Taiwan , some from Middle East and other countries have already signified inreturning home anytime this month [...]
Filed under: News
Posted on
3 Jan 2009
by
migs @
Manilenyo In Davao
The older Pangandaman, DAR secretary Nasser Pangadaman (who is also part of the MILF peace negotiating pannel) is asking bloggers to #8220;stop attacks#8221;.
Pic taken from Philippine Daily Inquirer
If you havent heard yet my dear Taga Davao readers, Secretary Pangandaman#8217;s problem was brought about by a mauling incident at a golf club in Antipolo. Check the [...]div class=”feedflare”
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Filed under: My Opinion
“Sin chia kiong!”
For many years those three syllables were at the core of an annual ritual in our household. We children would scream those words into the telephone, all the better to be heard above the din of firecrackers going off in the background of both ends of the connection. In later years, shouting was still the norm, because we had gotten used to it and because the people on the other
Filed under: Personal
Posted on
3 Jan 2009
by
Peter @
Peter Laviña New Blog
Our New Year’s Day post is in the news today.
I would be back to my usual round of meetings starting today. At 2 pm at the Davao City Sports Council, Inc. to take up among others the 1st Vic Sai Sports Journalism Awards, and at 6 pm at the Dabaw Kaisa Foundation which is spearheading [...]
Filed under: 2010, 2010 elections, Arthur Yap, Bebot Bello III, Cerge Remonde, Chinese New Year, Dabaw Kaisa, Elections, Jess Dureza, Media, Sports, Sports Journalism Awards, activities