Greetings! The Philippine Dance Therapy Association invites you to attend the:
Body Talk: Dance Therapy Conference
"Express, Listen and Understand Your Body
Through Movement and Dance"
About DMT and the Conference:
Dance Movement Therapy (DMT) is the psychotherapeutic use of movement as a process which furthers emotional, social, cognitive and physical integration of the individual (ADTA, 1999). It is part of the creative arts therapy program which emerged as a distinct profession in the 1940s in the US.
Dance Movement Therapy is used in enhancing guidance and health promotion programsin schools as well as an effective treatment for people with developmental, medical social, physical and psychological impairments (autism, trauma from sexual abuse, cancer survivors, Parkinsons, Alzheimers, ADHD, depression, etc.) in the US, UK, Australia, Japan among other countries.
The Body Talk: Dance Therapy Conference is recognized by the American Dance Therapy Association (ADTA) which is the official organization dedicated to the growth and enhancement of the profession of dance/movement therapy in the US. ADTA approved Continuing Education workshops are approved by the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC) in the US.
The conference is open to all who are interested in the potential of dance/movement as a healing art. Dance enthusiasts, professionals from various fields: humanities, psychology, human kinetics, counseling etc. could benefit from attending the conference since it aims to provide us an understanding of dance/movement therapy as a profession and to enrich the participants' professional lives.
Experiential structures will be provided to demonstrate the expressive body-mind, promote self-awareness and adaptability on kinesthetic level. It will also introduce the multi-roles of the therapist and demonstrate ethical & professional practice; and to answer to questions that relate to clinical issues and the populations the participants might be working with.
All activities will be based on dance/movement therapy concepts that will be explained during the process. Furthermore films will be shown to help participants see how DMT can be used for various populations and help enable connecting the experience with actual practice.
Conference Details:
When: May 23-24, 2009 (one and half days )
May 23: Saturday 8 AM - 5PM
May 24: Sunday 8AM - 12PM
* Registration starts at 7:30AM and the warm-up activities by 8AM (Sharp!)
Resource Speaker: Ms. Sharon Chaiklin, DTR, ADTR (USA)
- Sharon Chaiklin is a founding member of the American Dance Therapy Association (ADTA) and was president for 4 years. She has over 20 years extensive experience as a dance therapist and dance therapist supervisor. She has published many articles and books on Dance Movement Therapy and her latest book will be released in May 2009 in the US ("Art and Science of Dance/Movement Therapy: Life is Dance").
Venue: Conference Hall, U.P. Balay Kalinaw, Diliman Campus, Q.C.
Conference Fee: Php 3,200 (Early Bird Rate till May 8)
Php 3,500 (Regular Rate)
The fee covers the meals, certificate and kit for the one and half day seminar.
To ensure maximum learning and quality of your workshop experience, we are only accepting a limited number of participants. Hence we encourage you to confirm your attendance as soon as possible.
You may reserve and confirm your attendance by paying the full conference fee OR a reservation fee of Php 1,500 at any RCBC Branch.
Account Name: Dinghy B. Sharma/Carla Virtudazo
Account Type: Savings Account, RCBC Katipunan Branch
Account Number: 1113113682
Kindly keep the deposit slip once you have paid and please e-mail me.
NOTE: Your reservation fee can be used as partial payment of early bird rate of the conference.
We hope to see you there and please feel free to forward the information to your contacts/colleagues .
Sincerely,
Dinghy B. Sharma, M.A. R.G.C. (Denjie)
Associate Member, ADTA
Founding Member, PDTA
Mobile:0917- 9355926
www.dancetherap. multiply. com
Writers,bloggers and originals
We are looking for full-time writers. Writers will write on a variety of topics for our websites and blogs.
Check if you meet the requirements before you apply:
• Must be proficient in writing in-depth, useful and well-researched articles, website or blog contents
• Must be comfortable writing in English
• Must be able to write 100% original materials
• Must know that plagiarism is a crime
• Must be HIGHLY RESPONSIBLE and SELF-DRIVEN
• Must understand instructions QUICKLY and deliver materials on time everytime
• Must be able to work with minimal or no supervision
• Can handle pressure
• Must email work samples
• Must be willing to work in Kamuning Road, Quezon City on a home-office setup. Workplace is walking distance from GMA Kamuning Station. This is not a corporate/call center setup but you will be paid handsomely
• Home-based options available.
• Fresh graduates are welcome to apply.
If you are not serious about working or getting a job then don’t waste our time.
Send application, with work samples and resume to writer@articlescholar.com
Indicate that you read this announcement on this forum.
No pre-qualifying queries will be entertained. Qualified applicants will be contacted for an interview.
Writers of Essays.ph are encouraged to apply. We will DOUBLE your rates!
Check if you meet the requirements before you apply:
• Must be proficient in writing in-depth, useful and well-researched articles, website or blog contents
• Must be comfortable writing in English
• Must be able to write 100% original materials
• Must know that plagiarism is a crime
• Must be HIGHLY RESPONSIBLE and SELF-DRIVEN
• Must understand instructions QUICKLY and deliver materials on time everytime
• Must be able to work with minimal or no supervision
• Can handle pressure
• Must email work samples
• Must be willing to work in Kamuning Road, Quezon City on a home-office setup. Workplace is walking distance from GMA Kamuning Station. This is not a corporate/call center setup but you will be paid handsomely
• Home-based options available.
• Fresh graduates are welcome to apply.
If you are not serious about working or getting a job then don’t waste our time.
Send application, with work samples and resume to writer@articlescholar.com
Indicate that you read this announcement on this forum.
No pre-qualifying queries will be entertained. Qualified applicants will be contacted for an interview.
Writers of Essays.ph are encouraged to apply. We will DOUBLE your rates!
Keyboardist,anyone?
just reposting...
Music is somewhere along the Radiohead/Muse/ Bloc Party/New Order/Joy Division/U2/ electronica umbrella
Playing other instruments (i.ei guitar) is a plus but not required.
Contact Aids for inquiries: 09294403071
Music is somewhere along the Radiohead/Muse/ Bloc Party/New Order/Joy Division/U2/ electronica umbrella
Playing other instruments (i.ei guitar) is a plus but not required.
Contact Aids for inquiries: 09294403071
EXPRESSIVE ARTS THERAPY
Unit 506 Greenbelt Mansions,106 Perea street, Legaspi village,Makati City
Brings you…
EXPRESSIVE ARTS THERAPY
By Dr. Randy Dellosa, M.D., Psy.D.On June 13, 2009, 2:00-5:00p.m.
Experience healing through Expressive Arts.
An individual or group session that use a variety of art forms for self-expression,
exploration of inner issues, release of emotions, emotional healing, and empowerment.
(No artistic ability required.)
If you would like to join this group workshop, please contact
Shayne Merioles through telephone nos. 666-5553 or 818-1111 local 250
Registration fee is Php1,000.00 only.
Limited slots.
video diaries
Why do they need to video it?
They are now household names and even if I try to shut the TV,when I open it ,the kids all hear Hayden Kho,Katrina Halili,Vicky Belo,Eric Chua,Bong Revilla,Lolit Solis...
Now there is an additional character is Mrs.Kho and PDEA
No TV for until the month ends and come June for opening of school
They are now household names and even if I try to shut the TV,when I open it ,the kids all hear Hayden Kho,Katrina Halili,Vicky Belo,Eric Chua,Bong Revilla,Lolit Solis...
Now there is an additional character is Mrs.Kho and PDEA
No TV for until the month ends and come June for opening of school
Kidzui
My eldest discovered a site powered by Hotwheels.com
they signed up and 2 out of the 4 kids are now excited about the games in it
Try the site too
Here's what they....
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KidZui rewards curiosity and encourages discovery
KidZui has all the games your kids love and tons more. It is filled with learning opportunities. Your kids can explore any topic to help with their homework or write a report.
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KidZui gives you choice
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We'd love to hear your suggestions about how we can make KidZui even better. Email us your ideas and feedback at contact@kidzui.com .
With KidZui, your whole family can benefit from the power and promise of the Internet – welcome to our family.
Thanks!
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they signed up and 2 out of the 4 kids are now excited about the games in it
Try the site too
Here's what they....
KidZui has two parts, one for your kids and one for you
1. The KidZui browser is for our kids and this is what your child uses to explore safe, age-appropriate content.
2. KidZui.com is where you access your Parent Account to find out what your child likes to do online, and to customize your child's experience. To log in to KidZui.com, you need set up your password.
KidZui rewards curiosity and encourages discovery
KidZui has all the games your kids love and tons more. It is filled with learning opportunities. Your kids can explore any topic to help with their homework or write a report.
KidZui helps you stay connected
You will receive weekly emails that will keep you up-to-date with what your kids are searching for and looking at on KidZui. Tune in to what your kids think is cool and plan family activities around their evolving interests. It's easy to change the frequency of your Kidzui email reports. Manage your email settings and more using My Account on KidZui.com.
KidZui gives you choice
You know your kids better than anyone, so we’ve made it easy to personalize KidZui for each of your kids. Adjust your kid's age settings, view activity, or add another parent to your kid's account – it’s easy on KidZui.com.
KidZui never stops growing
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With KidZui, your whole family can benefit from the power and promise of the Internet – welcome to our family.
Thanks!
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BROCKAMANIA! The biggest retrospective on Lino Brocka ever!
Cinekatipunan.MOV presents
"BROCKAMANIA!"
26 films in 26 days.
The biggest retrospective on Lino Brocka ever!
This whole month of May is
BROCKA MONTH.
In celebration of Lino Brocka's
18th death anniversary (May 21, 1991).
Mondays to Saturdays,
5:30-7:30pm,
at Magnet Katipunan.
(except May23 Sat "Jaguar" 4:00pm)
Also,
BROCKA NIGHT
on May 20, 9:30pm,
featuring The Brockas,
The Purplechickens,
Live Tilapia,
Los Chupacabras,
Patience Dear Juggernaut,
Big T,
Through The Lens,
& other cinematic bands.
Brought to you by
.MOV International Digital Film Festival.
BROCKALENDARYO (4:30-6:30pm):
May 1, Fri: Santiago (1970)
May 2, Sat: P/X (1982)
May 4, Mon: Palipat-Lipat, Papalit-Palit / Keep On Changing, Keep On Moving (1982)
May 5, Tue: Pasan Ko Ang Daigdig / I Carry The World (1987)
May 6, Wed: Babangon Ako't Dudurugin Kita / I Will Rise And Crush You (1989)
May 7, Thu: Gumising Ka, Maruja / Wake Up, Maruja (1978)
May 8, Fri: Hayop Sa Hayop / Beast To Beast (1978)
May 9, Sat: Kontrobersiyal / Controversial (1981)
May 11, Mon: Gumapang Ka Sa Lusak / Dirty Affair (1990)
May 12, Tue: Tubog Sa Ginto / Dipped In Gold (1971)
May 13, Wed: Cain & Abel (1982)
May 14, Thu: Miguelito, Ang Batang Rebelde / Miguelito, The Rebel Boy (1985)
May 15, Fri: Ina, Kapatid, Anak / Mother, Sister, Daughter (1979)
May 16, Sat: Macho Dancer (1989)
May 18, Mon: Stardoom (1971)
May 19, Tue: Ina Ka Ng Anak Mo / You’re The Mother Of Your Child (1979)
May 20, Wed: Angela Markado (1980)
BROCKA NIGHT (9:30pm-1am): featuring The Brockas, Los Chupacabras, Us 2 Evil 0, Live Tilapia
May 21, Thu: Tatlo, Dalawa, Isa / Three, Two, One (1974)
May 22, Fri: Ang Tatay Kong Nanay / My Father Is My Mother (1978)
May 23, Sat: Jaguar (1979)
May 25, Mon: Orapronobis (1989)
May 26, Rue: Bona (1980)
May 27, Wed: Bayan Ko: Kapit Sa Patalim / My Country: In Desperate Straits (1984)
May 28, Thu: Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang / Weighed But Found Wanting (1974)
May 29, Fri: Insiang (1976)
May 30, Sat: Maynila: Sa Mga Kuko Ng Liwanag / Manila: In The Claws Of Light (1975)
BROCKANOPSIS
May 1, Friday
Santiago (1970)
Synopsis : Gonzalo was ordered to blow-up a building which was suspected of being a Japanese cache. But he soon finds that the building also housed a number of Filipino civilians, including women and children. He ends up killing all except on girl who he brings to a nearby village.
Starring : Fernando Poe, Jr., Dante Rivera, Boots Anson-Roa, Hilda Koronel, Jay Ilagan, Caridad Sanchez, Mildred Ortega, Mary Walter, Ruben Rustia, Lorli Villanueva, Joonee Gamboa, Mario O'Hara
Running Time : 123mins.
May 2, Saturday
P/X (1982)
Synopsis : The story begins with Graves, an American soldier stationed in the Philippines, and Lydia, a Filipina, meeting up and relationship begins. Unfortunately, Graves accidentally kills a young boy while on duty at the American base, and the boy happens to be the little brother of Lydia’s former lover, Sidro, who is a hit man for the top mobster Gomez.
Starring: Hilda Koronel, Philip Salvador, Leonard Urso
Running Time : 98 mins.
May 4, Monday
Palipat-Lipat, Papalit-Palit / Keep On Changing, Keep On Moving (1982)
Synopsis : A workaholic career girl unconsciously neglects relationship with her husband. Only to find out, her husband won't be able to give what she needs most.
Starring : Dina Bonnevie, Cristopher de Leon, Mark Gil
Running : 97 mins.
May 5, Tuesday
Pasan Ko ang Daigdig / I Carry the World (1987)
Synopsis : Lupe Velez carries the weight of the world in her shoulders. At a young age, she begs around the busy streets of Manila while carrying her crippled mother on her back. Still, Lupe is determined in working hard to live her dream of a better life.
Starring : Sharon Cuneta, Tonton Gutierrez, Loretta Marquez, Rey “PJ” Abellana, Mark Gil, Princess Punzalan, Mario Montenegro, Anita Linda, Raoul Aragon, Deborah Sun, Mari-len Martinez, Jimmy Reyes, Joey Luna, Estrella Antonio, Bebot Davao
Running time : 130 mins.
May 6, Wednesday
Babangon Ako’t Dudurugin Kita / I will Rise and Crush You (1989)
Synopsis : Salve is a loving wife to Alfred, an aspiring politician. However, Alfred meets Via and they both set to pursue a political career since Via is from a powerful political family. As they plan a scheme to get rid of Salve, she survives the carnage and takes revenge.
Starring : Sharon Cuneta, Cristopher de Leon, Hilda Koronel, Bembol Roco, Mona Lisa, Ruben Rustia, Tom Olivar, William Lorenzo, Tony Tacorda, Jimmy Reyes, Pocholo Montes, Gina Perez, Fred Capulong, Jose Jardinazo, Nanding Josef
Running time : 100 mins.
May 7, Thursday
Gumising Ka, Maruja / Wake Up, Maruja (1978)
Synopsis : Maruja committed suicide by poisoning herself on her wedding night several decades ago and seems to have been reincarnated in an actress-producer. Events turn when the past collides with the present.
Starring : Susan Roces, Phillip Salvador, Mario O'Hara, Laurice Guillen
Running time : 123 mins.
May 8, Friday
Hayop sa Hayop / Beast to Beast (1978)
Synopsis : Benjie, Andrew, and Alicia plotted a bank robbery with a wild escape. Benjie and Andrew, leaders of the gang, decided to escape from the authorities with Alicia carrying a large sum of money. Since the incident was all over the papers, they had to cross even the devil’s highway than to surrender and face the death sentence.
Starring : Bembol Roco, Hilda Koronel, Phillip Salvador, Paquito Diaz
Running time : 98 mins.
May 9, Saturday
Kontrobersyal / Controversial (1981)
Synopsis : Blinded by the bright lights of show business and sugar-coated promises offered by producer Mers Madsen, Carina Daluz walked toward the path to stardom. Things turned around when her stardom compromised her sanity, corrupted her soul, and stole her innocence.
Starring : Gina Alajar, Charo Santos, Philip Salvador
Running Time : 115 mins.
May 11, Monday
Gumapang Ka sa Lusak / Dirty Affair (1990)
Synopsis : The Mayor of Manila has been keeping an affair with a formerly famous local movie star for years. Although his wife has been aware of the secret affair, she went along as long as it didn’t threaten her cushy and powerful position. However, the mayor is coming up for re-election and he’s threatened that his little secret is about to become public property.
Starring: Dina Bonnevie, Cristopher de Leon, Eddie Garcia, Charo Santos, Bembol Roco, Allan Paule, Francis Magalona, William Lorenzo, Perla Bautista, Anita Linda, Lucita Soriano, Timmy Diwa
Running Time: 115 mins.
May 12, Tuesday
Tubog sa Ginto / Dipped in Gold (1971)
Synopsis : Tubog sa Ginto is a story of a gay man living in the 70s Manila. He’s married to a beautiful wife and fathers a young man. Almost living a perfect life of financial stability and beautiful family, he is terrified of being outed.
Starring : Eddie Garcia, Mario O'Hara, Lolita Rodriguez, Marissa Delgado, Jay Ilagan, Hilda Koronel, Luis Gonzales, Jimmy Morato, Veronica Palileo, Joonee Gamboa, Joe Avelino, Lorli Villanueva
Running Time : 122 mins.
May 13, Wednesday
Cain & Abel (1982)
Synopsis : Ellis and Lorens are quarrelling brothers set to inherit their large ranch from an overbearing mother. Ellis, the older brother, is womanizer who fathers the offspring resulted from his seductions with various housemaids, while remaining married to his wife. The younger brother, Lorens, is also married but he is not as prodigal as his older brother. Events plot to get each brother involved in gangs and threaten their future as it may be shorter than their mother’s.
Starring : Cristopher de Leon, Phillip Salvador, Cecile Castillo, Gloria Guinto
Running Time : 109 mins.
May 14, Thursday
Miguelito, Ang Batang Rebelde / Miguelito, The Rebel Boy (1985)
Synopsis : Miguelito “Mike” Herera lives a happy go lucky life. However, his father, Mayor Ven Herera, is preparing his only soon to be his predecessor. Mike’s mother, Auring, has just come out of jail and swore to take her son back. To find the truth, Mike asked his parents about who is his real mother but they refuse to tell the truth.
Starring : Aga Muhlach, Nida Blanca, Eddie Garcia, Gloria Romero, Gretchen Barretto, Lisa Lorena, Nadia Montenegro
Running Time : 116 mins.
May 15, Friday
Ina, Kapatid, Anak / Mother, Sister, Daughter (1979)
Synopsis : Pura returns to her hometown to see her ailing father. She is reunited with her half-sister Emilia, who seduced her boyfriend 20 years ago. Her visit opens up old wounds and revives the sibling rivalry between the two.
Starring : Charito Solis, Lolita Rodriquez, Rio Locsin, Ric Rodrigo, Laurice Guillen, Raul Aragon, Lorli Villanueva, Manny Ojeda
Running Time : 93 mins.
May 16, Saturday
Macho Dancer (1989)
Synopsis : Pol is a probinsyano who travels to Manila after his gay American GI lover leaves the Philippines. After taking a job as a dancer he quickly becomes a male prostitute in order to survive. He meets Noel, his new roommate, who’s looking for his sister missing in Manila. Pol and Noel short change a corrupt cop on some drug money in hopes of rescuing Noel’s sister from the brothel.
Starring : Allan Paule, Daniel Fernando, Jaclyn Rose, Princess Punzalan, William Lorenzo, Timothy Diwa, Angelo Miguel, Johnny Vicar, Lucita Soriano, Joel Lamangan, Bobby Sano, Charlie Catalla
Running Time : 133 mins.
May 18, Monday
Stardoom (1971)
Synopsis : Movie about the movies. An ambitious smother pushes her youngest son into a tragic career in show business. Her son soon decides that he must not be associated with his illiterate mother for fear that his humble and humiliating background be exposed.
Starring : Mario O'Hara, Lolita Rodriguez, Eddie Garcia, Caridad Sanchez, Jimmy Morato, Joonee Gamboa, Hilda Koronel, Walter Navarro, Lotis Key, Celeste Legaspi, Tita Muñoz
Running Time : 145 mins.
May 19, Tuesday
Ina Ka ng Anak Mo / You’re the Mother of Your Child (1979)
Synopsis : The story portrays the everyday life of Renata and her daughter Ester, who is married to Luis. Unfortunately, Ester and her mother get into a heated argument resulting to Renata feeling emotional about it. She then confides to Luis about her problems, which results to one night of passionate union.
Starring : Nora Aunor, Lolita Rodriguez, Raul Aragon, Lorli Villanueva
Running Time : 97 mins.
May 20, Wednesday
Angela Markado (1980)
Synopsis : The story Angela revolves around a woman named Angela Delmar who, one night, fell into the hands of five men who took turns in raping her. After raping her, each man tattooed her on her back before selling her to a brothel, from which she later on escaped. Upon returning home, she discovered that her friend also suffered the same fate and vowed to take revenge on the men who violated her.
Starring : Hilda Koronel, Johnny Delgado, Celia Rodriquez, Rez Cortez, Ruel Vernal, Tonio Gutierrez, Dave Brodett, Raul Aragon, Archie Adamos, Menggie Cobarrubias, Ely Roque
Running Time : 100 mins.
May 21, Thursday
Tatlo, Dalawa, Isa / Three, Two, One (1974)
Synopsis : Tatlo, Dalawa, Isa contains three separate stories. The first one deals with drug addiction in the slums, another deal with a poor mother trying to raise a GI baby, and the last one concerns a spinster who is burdened with a mother to care for.
Starring : Anita Linda, Mario O'Hara, Lolita Rodriguez, Hilda Koronel, Jay Ilagan, Mary Walter, Perla Bautista, Bembol Roco, Socrates Topacio, Roger Mariscal, Rolly Papasin, Laurice Guillen
Running Time : 129 mins.
May 22, Friday
Ang Tatay Kong Nanay / My Father is My Mother (1978)
Synopsis : Coring is a gay beautician whose companion Dennis left him for a bar hostess, Mariana. One year later, Dennis comes to his doorstep to deposit a baby boy, presumably his and Mariana’s lovechild.
Starring : Philip Salvador, Dolphy, Niño Muhlach, Phillip Salvador
Running time : 115 mins.
May 23, Saturday (4:00pm)
Jaguar (1979)
Synopsis : Poldo becomes a security guard in a posh apartment house to help support his family. Trouble arises after he saves resident Sonny from a corrupt nightclub owner’s attack. Soon after Sonny offers Poldo a job to be his bodyguard, Poldo realizes that his new employer publishes porno magazines and just as corrupt as his attacker. Not long after that, Poldo accidentally tangles himself in gang wars and violence.
Starring : Philip Salvador, Amy Austria, Menggie Cobarrubias, Anita Linda, Johnny Delgado, Sonny Gaston, Mario Escudero, Jimmy Santos, Jose Cunanan, Fred Param, Nonoy de Guzman, Eddie Gicoso
Running time : 123 mins.
May 25, Monday
Orapronobis (1989)
Synopsis : A social activist is finally released from prison after the fall of the Marcos regime. Unfortunately, ultra-conservative death squads terrorize the island. The activist decides to team up with a radical priest to stop the vengeful vigilantes.
Starring : Philip Salvador, Dina Bonnevie, Gina Alajar, Bembol Roco, Ginnie Sobrino, Abbo de la Cruz, Pen Medina, Joel Lamangan, Gerard Bernschein, Ernie Zarate, Jess Ramos, Obby Castaneda
Running time : 94 mins.
May 26, Tuesday
Bona (1989)
Synopsis : Bona is a middle-class schoolgirl who falls in love with an older gigolo. She waits for him while he pursues other women as he assumes he can dump Bona when he’s tired of her. But meek little Bona responds to this arrogance with hell-hath-no-fury violence.
Starring : Nora Aunor, Philip Salvador, Rustica Carpio, Venchito Galvez, Marissa Delgado, Nanding Josef, Spanky Manikan, Raquel Montesa
Running time : 90 mins.
May 27, Wednesday
Bayan Ko : Kapit sa Patalim / My Country : In Desperate Straits (1985)
Synopsis : Arturo and his wife, Luz, is both working in a printing press, After Luz becomes pregnant, Aruro asked for a raise in exchange of signing a waiver that he is not part of any Labor Union. Soon after, his friends invited him to a labor union but he refuses; causing his colleagues to treat him as a traitor. When the printing press closed down, Arturo pursued a life of crime just to pay for the medical fees in the hospital where Luz is confined.
Starring : Phillip Salvador, Gina Alajar, Claudia Zobel, Raoul Aragon, Rez Cortez, Venchito Galves, Aristo Reyes, Jr., Lorli Villanueva, Gloria Guinto, Lucita Soriano, Joe Taruc, PETA Kalinangan Ensemble, Tanya Shpilevoy, Nomer Son, Bongchi Miraflor, Jess de la Paz, Paquito Diaz, Mona Lisa
Running time : 108 mins.
May 28, Thursday
Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang / Weighed But Found Wanting (1974)
Synopsis : The story of a deranged woman, wanders about in dirty clothes and with mangy hair. Bertong Ketong, a leper, attracts Kuala and takes her to his shack in the cemetery. Junior makes friends with the two, defying his father’s demand to stay away from them.
Starring : Cristopher de Leon, Lolita Rodriquez, Eddie Garcia, Lorli Villanueva, Mario O'Hara, Lilia Dizon, Joonee Gamboa, Ernie Zarate, Hilda Koronel, Bey Vito, Laurice Guillen, Jerry O'Hara
Running time : 120 mins.
May 29, Friday
Insiang (1976)
Synopsis : Insiang washes clothing for a living while enduring harassment by her mother. When she is raped by her mother’s lover, she plans on a subtle course of revenge.
Starring : Hilda Koronel, Mona Lisa, Rez Cortez, Ruel Vernal, Marlon Ramirez, Nina Lorenzo, Mely Mallari, Carpi Asturias, George Atutubo, Eddie Pagayon, Joe Jardi, Danny Posadas
Running time : 95 mins.
May 30, Friday
Maynila : Sa mga Kuko ng Liwanang / Manila : In the Claws of Light (1975)
Synopsis : Julio is a probinciano who has lost track of his childhood sweetheart Ligaya in the busy streets of Manila. In a major quest, he enters the sprawling metropolis in order to find her.
Starring : Hilda Koronel, Lou Salvador, Tommy Abuel
Running time : 123 mins.
Conspiracy presents ALAMID Acoustic
Will it be truly the ALAMID band to perform or other musicians singing their song?
See them on Tuesday, May 26, 2009 at 10:00pm wherelse but at The Conspiracy Garden Cafe on 59 Visayas Ave.in Quezon City, Philippines
(P.S.Decipher how I'd used on,in,at!)
Sometimes we cry for HELP!
A past which reincarnated...
Nowhere was he during Roosevelt nor UP Diliman AIT but ghosts do come and haunt...
I need Ateneo CEFAM or UP Family Life and Childhood Development back up for this
Or to any spiritual adviser within reach...Healing Time.ASAP
Birthday Celebrators
Are you aware that the correct way of calling the person celebrating his /her birthday is not "birthday celebrant" but as the "birthday celebrator"?
It was hard for me to celebrate JamJam's 3rd birthday after me and him got into a MILD BURN in our lower extremities.
Now that Kuya JamJam is celebrating his 3rd birthday,pasta,cake,ice cream and barbeque suffices.
And we would rather accept BURN OINTMENT as gifts.
We buy our Silver Sulfadiazine at the Generics Pharmacy and it really is cheaper than leading drugstores.
Mind you,a tube of 25mg is just around Php200 while others sell Flamazine 10mg at Php235.
Oh well,Still,Happy Birthday JamJAm!
It was hard for me to celebrate JamJam's 3rd birthday after me and him got into a MILD BURN in our lower extremities.
Now that Kuya JamJam is celebrating his 3rd birthday,pasta,cake,ice cream and barbeque suffices.
And we would rather accept BURN OINTMENT as gifts.
We buy our Silver Sulfadiazine at the Generics Pharmacy and it really is cheaper than leading drugstores.
Mind you,a tube of 25mg is just around Php200 while others sell Flamazine 10mg at Php235.
Oh well,Still,Happy Birthday JamJAm!
Brocka Night! The Death Of Catalino
This Wednesday night
May 20
9:30pm sharp
Mag:net Cafe Katipunan
Starring
THE BROCKAS
THE PURPLECHICKENS
LIVE TILAPIA
LOS CHUPACABRAS
PATIENCE DEAR JUGGERNAUT
BIG T
THROUGH THE LENS
part of
BROCKAMANIA!
the biggest retrospective on Lino Brocka
26 films in 26 days this whole month of May
at Cinekatipunan.MOV
Brought to you by
.MOV International Digital Film Festival
Mag:net Cafe Katipunan
MassMediaMindControl
Lino Brocka's 18th Death Anniversary
(Death Of Cinema concert series)
WE EXIST one night only
This one night event will feature sound artists and visual artists who have been practicing the discipline and medium of experimental music, sound art and new media. The event will platform this interdisciplinary form of art in a live collaborative performance.
This event is an initiative effort of E.X.I.S.T. (Experimentation In Sound art Tradition) with the support and participation of individual artists involved, art groups such as Sabaw, Expansions and Media Arts Manila. With the help of Mogwai and Cubao Expo for providing the venue and Grand Pearl Production for providing the lights and sounds system.
FREE ADMISSION as always
Makiling - Album Relaunching!
I was there when they were the Makiling Ensemble....
I lost touch with them when they became just Makiling.
But no matter how time flew,once we bump into each other,I will always be there Ate Jack Jack.
Once more,come celebrate tehir album launching on Saturday, May 23, 2009 at 10:00pm
at the Conspiracy Garden Cafe Along Visayas Avenue, in front of Shell Gas station here in Quezon City, Philippines.
I hope I can be relaunched too :>
Eraserheads Medley vs the National Anthem and other lullabyes
What are your song choices which will make your kids fall asleep?
Funny but now that I am a full time mom ,all gearing up for this summer,me and the 3 kids,or shall I say,3 "kuyas" sing the following lullabyes for baby Johannes:
1.Alapaap
with the line "Masdan mo aking mata" intro to be sung 5x the way Ely sung it at the Final Set.I'm just scared that the "other" experience in the song is too subliminal for the kids.
May they not fall doing ilegal things :>
2.Ligaya
as the name in the title says-Joy.
It also teaches the joy how to love simply.
And true,Kuya Jamjam (3rd) is madly in love with Icarly.com lead star Miranda Cosgrove!
3.Toyang
We all love the line that's real to us
"Bahay namin maliit lamang
Pero pero pero malinis 'to pati sa kusina"
4.Ang Huling El Bimbo
that's the ultimate song to give them nightmares too
because they saw the video by Auraeus Solito way back with his Palaw-an Theater Actress,(sorry I can not recall her name) rising from dried leaves to dance,you guess it right! the Huling El Bimbo!
So bid farewall to the Martin National Anthem Rendition Issue...
Oh by the way,for the past two nights,we sang the Philippine National Anthem and they now are singing it comically,the way they heard it from that Pacuiqao-Hatton fight.Oh my Oh my!
Now I know the reason we should never ever veer away from the accepted version.
See the result of one's doing,KIDS WOULD FOLLOW!so respect the R.A. 8491 ,okay?!
Aside from these,Kuya 1 and Kuya 2 are in tears,sleeping with heavy hearts to John Denver's "Leaving on A Jetplane"-separation anxiety here we come.
Funny but now that I am a full time mom ,all gearing up for this summer,me and the 3 kids,or shall I say,3 "kuyas" sing the following lullabyes for baby Johannes:
1.Alapaap
with the line "Masdan mo aking mata" intro to be sung 5x the way Ely sung it at the Final Set.I'm just scared that the "other" experience in the song is too subliminal for the kids.
May they not fall doing ilegal things :>
2.Ligaya
as the name in the title says-Joy.
It also teaches the joy how to love simply.
And true,Kuya Jamjam (3rd) is madly in love with Icarly.com lead star Miranda Cosgrove!
3.Toyang
We all love the line that's real to us
"Bahay namin maliit lamang
Pero pero pero malinis 'to pati sa kusina"
4.Ang Huling El Bimbo
that's the ultimate song to give them nightmares too
because they saw the video by Auraeus Solito way back with his Palaw-an Theater Actress,(sorry I can not recall her name) rising from dried leaves to dance,you guess it right! the Huling El Bimbo!
So bid farewall to the Martin National Anthem Rendition Issue...
Oh by the way,for the past two nights,we sang the Philippine National Anthem and they now are singing it comically,the way they heard it from that Pacuiqao-Hatton fight.Oh my Oh my!
Now I know the reason we should never ever veer away from the accepted version.
See the result of one's doing,KIDS WOULD FOLLOW!so respect the R.A. 8491 ,okay?!
Aside from these,Kuya 1 and Kuya 2 are in tears,sleeping with heavy hearts to John Denver's "Leaving on A Jetplane"-separation anxiety here we come.
sessiOnroad eleven
Wow how time flies...
SessionRoad is on their 11th year
and they will be celebrating it with their gig on Thursday, May 28, 2009 at 9:30pm
where?at Route 196,Katipunan Extension..
They say they will be with masterful guests:
PERYODIKO
DELARA
BLUE JEAN JUNKIES
BLACK CAT BONE
& TOP JUNK.
ENTRANCE is at Php150 and is inclusive of one drink.
"The art of love ... is largely the art of persistence"so they say
Global Peace Prayer & Meditation Day Interfaith Program
Celebrating the Oneness of Humanity, its Cultural & Religious Diversity thru a Symphony of Interfaith Prayers for World Peace
Inviting everyone to gather locally as we synergetically join the rest of the world in celebrating and praying together for peace in each nation, for harmony & well-being of humanity and all beings on this planet... through prayers, music and dance from representatives of different faith traditions.
For details call/text 0918-7822805 / 0906-3286441
peacemakerscircle_uri@yahoo.com
The Global Peace Prayer & Meditation Day / World Shift Day kicks off around the world with the
Symphony of Peace Prayers at the Fuji Sanctuary in Japan where around 10,000 people will be gathering together for interfaith prayers.
http://www.globalpeacemeditationprayerday.org/
Tiendesitas Music & Arts Festival
Who's Joining?
Artworks by: Jun Alfon, Hoche Briones, Anna Cadiz, Salvador Ching, Jes Evangelista, Denes Basco, Ponj Roco Jr., Eghai Roxas, Lucy Fernando, Elmer Tori, Camille Ver, Anna Vergel, Nick Emockling, Chelony Mercado,Boy Dominguez, Alex Aguilar, Pete Velasquez, Dwight Gaston, Bobby Balingit, Monet Gaston and Cynthia Alexander
Photo Exhibit- musicians,concerts and bar gigs
Booths of musical instruments,cd and band shirts accessories, instrument service shops, street wear and more...
MAY 16 - 2pm onwards
Guitar Clinic - Francis Reyes
Songwriting Workshop - Chickoy Pura
Government Agencies Seminar for musicians and artists, Philhealth and PAGIBIG ,will be there.
Performaces by: 6pm-Scarlet,7pm Kalayo (formerly Pinikpikan),8pm Fuseboxx and 9pm Kjwan
MAY 17 - 130pm onwards
Drum / Percussion Circle - Ryan Peralta
Drum Clinic - Wendell Garcia
Bass Clinic - Karel Honasan
Performances by: 5pm Yosha,6pm Bughaw Cultural DanceGroup,7pm Bayang Barrios, 8pm Sinosikat? and 9pm Pupil
Free entrance.Invite your friends.
Happy Mothers Day even on tight budget!
| Mother's Day is Sunday! While children and fathers are scrambling to paint a piece of pottery and buy the right card before the day arrives, drop them one of these cheap and affordable hints! Instead of treating you to a swanky spa day, tell them the lady of the house would appreciate a festivity that doesn't involve breaking the bank. Or pamper your own mother with one of these activities:
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Birthday revelation
Log in to facebook and see what your birth date reveals...
Or is this related to Einagrams?
I am A 5....
5’s are the explorers.
Their natural curiosity, risk taking, and enthusiasm often lands them in hot water. They need diversity, and don’t like to be stuck in a rut.
The whole world is their school and they see a learning possibility in every situation.
The questions never stop. They are well advised to look before they take action and make sure they have all the facts before jumping to conclusions
What's your birthday and number?
http://apps.facebook.com/birth_number/birth.php
Or is this related to Einagrams?
I am A 5....
5’s are the explorers.
Their natural curiosity, risk taking, and enthusiasm often lands them in hot water. They need diversity, and don’t like to be stuck in a rut.
The whole world is their school and they see a learning possibility in every situation.
The questions never stop. They are well advised to look before they take action and make sure they have all the facts before jumping to conclusions
What's your birthday and number?
http://apps.facebook.com/birth_number/birth.php
Principle of Yin & Yang, 5 elements or movements, the 12 Chinese Zodiac, Numerology, Feng Sui, Energy, Spirit, Meditation
Master Key wisdom for understanding heaven, Earth, and humanity; From vast universe to tiny materials, all the fortune of universe, our civilization and individual beings are explained by this bottomless and boundless wisdom.
What is the origin of this universe?
What is the creator of this universe?
What is the principle of this universe?
What is the purpose of this universe?
What is the purpose of our civilization?
What is the purpose of all living beings?
What is the purpose of your life?
Where did we come from?
Where are we heading for?
What is our true identity?
Who am I?
What is the true successful way of life?
What is time?
What is space?
What is spirit?
What is mind?
All these questions are simply answered by this simple and profound wisdom.
What is the origin of this universe?
What is the creator of this universe?
What is the principle of this universe?
What is the purpose of this universe?
What is the purpose of our civilization?
What is the purpose of all living beings?
What is the purpose of your life?
Where did we come from?
Where are we heading for?
What is our true identity?
Who am I?
What is the true successful way of life?
What is time?
What is space?
What is spirit?
What is mind?
All these questions are simply answered by this simple and profound wisdom.
Oriental Cosmology: Principle or system of universal change and transformation
Learn oriental cosmology, the study of the origin and elements of the universe. The 7-session introduction course covers principles based on the I-Ching, oriental science, philosophy, and spirituality that can help guide in understanding and applying the natural way of the cosmos into daily life.
Classes will be held every Fridays at 6pm
at The Peacemakers Circle Foundation, Inc.
(Unit 105 PhilDHRRA Partnership Center, 59 C. Salvador St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City) starting on May 8, 2009.
Donations are welcome.
For registration, please contact Orlan at 9207622/ 0918-7822805 / 09063286441 or email peacemakerscircle_ uri@yahoo. com
Classes will be held every Fridays at 6pm
at The Peacemakers Circle Foundation, Inc.
(Unit 105 PhilDHRRA Partnership Center, 59 C. Salvador St., Loyola Heights, Quezon City) starting on May 8, 2009.
Donations are welcome.
For registration, please contact Orlan at 9207622/ 0918-7822805 / 09063286441 or email peacemakerscircle_ uri@yahoo. com
Ayala Museum and Greenbelt Summer Art Festival
--- On Tue, 5/5/09, AFI Events <events@ayalafoundation.org> wrote:
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YouTube helps man deliver baby
Marc Stephens watched the videos as a precaution when his wife Jo started to feel some discomfort. Four hours later, his wife went into labour and started giving birth before an ambulance could arrive at their home in Redruth. "I Googled how to deliver a baby, watched a few videos and basically swotted up," Mr Stephens told the BBC. Jo Stephens said they had planned a home birth, but not quite in this manner. "I woke up and realised I was having contractions every five minutes," Mrs Stephens said. "I woke Marc up and we phoned the midwife, but they were all so busy they couldn't come round to our house and told us to call an ambulance. But before it arrived, it all started." Read the whole story here. |
Lupang Hinirang ni Martin
When Martin was chosen by Manny Pacquiao's camp to sing the Philippine National Anthem,it was said to be a "smallrole" but it turned big indeed 1
Was he to sing it or perform it his own way?
When an artit is tasked to sing the Lupang Hinirang,one must remember,the essence of the song is not just for a performance,it is "The National Anthem"-the country.
I am a purist and conservative to this issue.
WHen I heard Martin's singing at the Pacquiao Hatton fight in youtube yesterday(which I did not fully watched over the tv because i boycotted commercials) it's still with the "marcha" rythym-okay pa
But the background music was synthesized and lots of bass was its musical arrangement and I dear say,it's way way off!
Even the visuals using the Philippine Airlines was too commercialist.
Can't they just edit and add National Tourists spots aside from the tycon's airline business?
Then came the ending..."Ang mamatay ng dahil...sa yo"-was Martin on the right pitch?
My god,I couldn't take it.Kaya pala nakakakilabot daw.I felt embarassed!
I told my 9 year old son,that's not the way its being sung hijo.
Then me and my husband argued about it but a seal was shown.
A seal???
Yup ni approved the singing afterall,san ka pa?
But just today ,according to the National Historical Institute Teddy Atienza,THEY WERE NOT CONSULTED AND THAT THEY NEVER APPROVED of Martin's rendition.
So where did the seal,the one shown after the youtube flick and TV telecast came from?
Whose National Historical Institute approval was that?
True,to lessen the guilt just make a public apology.
Was he to sing it or perform it his own way?
When an artit is tasked to sing the Lupang Hinirang,one must remember,the essence of the song is not just for a performance,it is "The National Anthem"-the country.
I am a purist and conservative to this issue.
WHen I heard Martin's singing at the Pacquiao Hatton fight in youtube yesterday(which I did not fully watched over the tv because i boycotted commercials) it's still with the "marcha" rythym-okay pa
But the background music was synthesized and lots of bass was its musical arrangement and I dear say,it's way way off!
Even the visuals using the Philippine Airlines was too commercialist.
Can't they just edit and add National Tourists spots aside from the tycon's airline business?
Then came the ending..."Ang mamatay ng dahil...sa yo"-was Martin on the right pitch?
My god,I couldn't take it.Kaya pala nakakakilabot daw.I felt embarassed!
I told my 9 year old son,that's not the way its being sung hijo.
Then me and my husband argued about it but a seal was shown.
A seal???
Yup ni approved the singing afterall,san ka pa?
But just today ,according to the National Historical Institute Teddy Atienza,THEY WERE NOT CONSULTED AND THAT THEY NEVER APPROVED of Martin's rendition.
So where did the seal,the one shown after the youtube flick and TV telecast came from?
Whose National Historical Institute approval was that?
True,to lessen the guilt just make a public apology.
Summer art workshops @ISIP
The Institute for Steiner’s Ideas in Practice (ISIP) Philippines is excited to present its summer art workshops! Fun and yet meaningful, there’s something for everyone of all ages (in Music, Writing, Acting):
Music
Harmony, Rhythm and Pitch (HARP) for Kids – for boys and girls, 8 to 12 years old. A 10-day fun and interactive workshop where participants will be able to
· understand the understand the rudiments of music;
· sing and play instruments in a group, and
· appreciate classical music through singing and listening selected program music.
From May 11 to 15, 18 to 22. P5,000 per participant, all materials included. 9am to 12nn. Facilitated by Nicole Anne Asis, designed by Joy Romualdez-Kawpeng and Nicole Anne Asis.
Pagpipintig: Pag-uugat ng Sarili sa Katutubong Tunog at Galaw – for 15 years old and up. A half-day workshop on appreciating and learning to play indigenous musical instruments from among different ethno-linguistic groups.. May 21, P750. Facilitated by Sanghabi, a nonprofit whose mission is to educate Filipinos and foreigners alike of the diversity and richness of Filipino culture.
Group Guitar lessons – 10 to 16 years old, May 11 to 15, 18 to 22, P3,500 for 10 one-hour sessions. 1pm to 2pm.
One-on-One Piano lessons – 11 years old up. P5,000 for 10 one-hour lessons. Tuesdays and Fridays.
Writing
The Write Way – for teens. A holistic 10-day creative writing program designed to help adolescents discover and develop their own unique writers’ voices. It’s a fun, creative and empowering experience for the young writer. Sessions include
writing poetry, short stories and creative non-fiction
exploration of the wonders of words through sound/music, visual arts
field trips and on-site writing (ex. A trip to the mall—yes, there’s poetry in the mall!)
From May 11 to 15, 18 to 22. P5,000 per participant, all materials included. 9am to 12nn. Facilitated and designed by Tintin Ongpin-Montes, a freelance writer and upper school teacher at the Manila Waldorf School . Guest writers will give talks on the writing process.
Acting
Living your Dreams through Drama – for adults 18 years and above. Five evenings of fun, creative expression and self-knowledge. Drama, the art that uses the human being as its instrument, is the perfect way to explore our unknown and unused inner potential.
The workshop uses the techniques of Michael Chekhov, based on the healthy use of the imagination. One doesn't become another character - one is aware all the time of being an actor and creating in believable ways the being of another.
From May 11 to 15, P4,500 per participant, light snack included. 6pm to 9pm. Facilitated and designed by Michael Burton, speech and drama teacher and playwright from New Zealand .
For inquiries or to register for any of the above courses, email ISIP.Philippines@ yahoo.com or call 899 4675. All courses to be held at the ISIP Center (near Rockwell and Ateneo Professional Schools ), 6241 Palma cor. Mañalac Sts., Poblacion, Makati City .
PASS ON THIS EMAIL TO THOSE YOU THINK MAY BE INTERESTED! SEE YOU AT ISIP!
Music
Harmony, Rhythm and Pitch (HARP) for Kids – for boys and girls, 8 to 12 years old. A 10-day fun and interactive workshop where participants will be able to
· understand the understand the rudiments of music;
· sing and play instruments in a group, and
· appreciate classical music through singing and listening selected program music.
From May 11 to 15, 18 to 22. P5,000 per participant, all materials included. 9am to 12nn. Facilitated by Nicole Anne Asis, designed by Joy Romualdez-Kawpeng and Nicole Anne Asis.
Pagpipintig: Pag-uugat ng Sarili sa Katutubong Tunog at Galaw – for 15 years old and up. A half-day workshop on appreciating and learning to play indigenous musical instruments from among different ethno-linguistic groups.. May 21, P750. Facilitated by Sanghabi, a nonprofit whose mission is to educate Filipinos and foreigners alike of the diversity and richness of Filipino culture.
Group Guitar lessons – 10 to 16 years old, May 11 to 15, 18 to 22, P3,500 for 10 one-hour sessions. 1pm to 2pm.
One-on-One Piano lessons – 11 years old up. P5,000 for 10 one-hour lessons. Tuesdays and Fridays.
Writing
The Write Way – for teens. A holistic 10-day creative writing program designed to help adolescents discover and develop their own unique writers’ voices. It’s a fun, creative and empowering experience for the young writer. Sessions include
writing poetry, short stories and creative non-fiction
exploration of the wonders of words through sound/music, visual arts
field trips and on-site writing (ex. A trip to the mall—yes, there’s poetry in the mall!)
From May 11 to 15, 18 to 22. P5,000 per participant, all materials included. 9am to 12nn. Facilitated and designed by Tintin Ongpin-Montes, a freelance writer and upper school teacher at the Manila Waldorf School . Guest writers will give talks on the writing process.
Acting
Living your Dreams through Drama – for adults 18 years and above. Five evenings of fun, creative expression and self-knowledge. Drama, the art that uses the human being as its instrument, is the perfect way to explore our unknown and unused inner potential.
The workshop uses the techniques of Michael Chekhov, based on the healthy use of the imagination. One doesn't become another character - one is aware all the time of being an actor and creating in believable ways the being of another.
From May 11 to 15, P4,500 per participant, light snack included. 6pm to 9pm. Facilitated and designed by Michael Burton, speech and drama teacher and playwright from New Zealand .
For inquiries or to register for any of the above courses, email ISIP.Philippines@ yahoo.com or call 899 4675. All courses to be held at the ISIP Center (near Rockwell and Ateneo Professional Schools ), 6241 Palma cor. Mañalac Sts., Poblacion, Makati City .
PASS ON THIS EMAIL TO THOSE YOU THINK MAY BE INTERESTED! SEE YOU AT ISIP!
ARTREACH PTE LTD
The Bureau of Export Trade Promotion - Department of Trade and Industry and ARTREACH PTE LTD of Singapore is inviting Filipino artists in the forthcoming ARTSingapore 2009, which will be held at the Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Center on 08-12 October 2009.
ARTSingapore 2009 is the most significant visual arts event in Southeast Asia showcasing contemporary Asian art ranging from paintings, drawings, sculptures, installations, photographs and digital arts; and where the Philippines can launch mainstream and new artists to both the Asian and world markets; test the market and explore new business opportunities and matching; network and foster business relationships; and gather new ideas from the art trade. Participation is open to all art collectors, art galleries, art dealers and art aficionados but has a vetting process to ensure quality of art pieces and participation.
For details, please click this link: http://www.ncca. gov.ph/about- ncca/announcemen ts/announcement. php?i=643
ARTSingapore 2009 is the most significant visual arts event in Southeast Asia showcasing contemporary Asian art ranging from paintings, drawings, sculptures, installations, photographs and digital arts; and where the Philippines can launch mainstream and new artists to both the Asian and world markets; test the market and explore new business opportunities and matching; network and foster business relationships; and gather new ideas from the art trade. Participation is open to all art collectors, art galleries, art dealers and art aficionados but has a vetting process to ensure quality of art pieces and participation.
For details, please click this link: http://www.ncca. gov.ph/about- ncca/announcemen ts/announcement. php?i=643
LRTA Art Competition
in partnership with the
PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF PRINTMAKERS
present
LRTART2009
BACKGROUND
LRTArt 2009 is a flagship project of the Light Rail Transit Authority
(LRTA), recognized as the premier rail transit authority in Metro
Manila, and the Philippine Association of Printmakers,
Inc. (PAP), the prime movers of multiple original artworks in the
country. This project is a national painting competition, which aims to
promote art while raising consciousness of train riding as a way of life
in the metropolis among Filipino commuters.
ELIGIBILITY
The competition is open to all Filipino citizens age18 years old and
above as of May 30, 2009.
Entrants must present a valid ID and/or document showing birth date and
citizenship when
submitting their entry (passport, school ID, birth certificate,
driver's license, voter's ID, senior citizen ID), and must
submit together with the entry form a photocopy of the same.
Each entrant may submit only one entry. Employees of the LRTA as well as
Officers and
Board Members of the Philippine Association of Printmakers are not
eligible to participate in the competition.
THEME
The theme for this year's competition is: "LRT at ang Buhay
Pinoy". The artist is encouraged to explore the subject and respond
to the theme to the best of his ability.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
The Artwork: Entries must have been done in the year 2009, must be the
entrant's original and exclusive work, and must not have been
exhibited, revised, nor entered in any other competition.
Medium: Oil or acrylic on canvas only.
Size: 3 feet x 4 feet excluding frame, horizontal or vertical in
orientation, and not thicker than 2inches in width.
Entries must be wall bound. Appropriate support, and/or equivalent
devices should be provided to ensure proper hanging of the art work.
Only box type frame or museum wrap (gallery wrap) will be accepted.
Entries must be signed but must be covered with masking tape prior to
submission (to conceal artist's identity).
Wet paintings will not be accepted
OTHER REQUIREMENTS
Upon submission, the entrant must also submit together with the entry,
the following in order to qualify:
Completely furnished and signed official entry form
Signed and notarized affidavit (attached with entry form)
Photocopy of required ID (see B. under Eligibility)
One 2x2 ID photo of the artist
One 4R color photograph of his/her work bearing the following
information at the back:
Artist's name, title of work, medium, and selling price.
• There is NO entry fee for the competition
• The entrant must be responsible for the transport of his/her work
to and from the venue of submission/retrieva l.
SUBMISSION DATE AND VENUE
Submission of all entries will be on May 30, 2009, Saturday, between
8:00 am to 5:00 pm only at the LRT Cubao Station West Side. For
provincial entries, the participant must advise Mail Forwarders that
entry will only be accepted on the said date, time and venue.
Participants from the provinces are encouraged to organize the shipping
of their works together to make cost of transport cheaper.
AWARDS
One GRAND PRIZE winner to receive PhP 200,000.00 exclusive of tax
Five JURORS' CHOICE to receive PhP 100,000.00 each exclusive of tax
Six FINALISTS to receive PhP 50,000.00 each exclusive of tax
• All winning entries will automatically become the property of the
LRTA. LRTA reserves all rights to its reproduction.
• All entrants shall be given a certificate of participation.
OTHER PROVISIONS
The LRTA reserves the right to use the name and photo of the artist and
his/her work for free in any broadcast or print media. The artist also
grants the LRTA and the PAP the right to exhibit the entries as deemed
fit and shall have the right to decide which of the entries will be
selected for inclusion in the exhibition and the catalogue. Winning
entries and selected none winning entries will be exhibited at the Cubao
Station East Side from July 11 to August 10, 2009.
Selected none winning entries will be offered for sale to the general
public subject to 20% commission due the Philippine Association of
Printmakers, Inc., the organizer, to support their programs and
projects. All possible care will be taken for the handling and security
of the entries submitted. However, the LRTA and the PAP assume no
responsibility for any loss of or damage to the entry or entries before,
during and after the competition/ exhibition due to
force majeure.
RETRIEVAL OF ENTRIES
All entrants whose entries are selected for the exhibition will be
notified via email, text or phone call by June 5, 2009. If entrant does
not receive any notification, he must retrieve his/her work within the
period from June 6 to 13, 2009 between 9:00am to 5:00pm only. Unclaimed
works may be forfeited. The rest of the none-winning entries that are
included in the exhibition may be retrieved at the submission site from
August 10 to August 21,
2009 from 9am to 5pm only. Only entrants or their representatives with
official retrieval form will be released the entry.
AWARDING & EXHIBITION OPENING
Awarding of winners and exhibition opening will be held on July 11,
2009, Saturday, at 4:00 in the afternoon at the LRT Cubao Station East
Side, to coincide with the LRTA anniversary.
PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF PRINTMAKERS
present
LRTART2009
BACKGROUND
LRTArt 2009 is a flagship project of the Light Rail Transit Authority
(LRTA), recognized as the premier rail transit authority in Metro
Manila, and the Philippine Association of Printmakers,
Inc. (PAP), the prime movers of multiple original artworks in the
country. This project is a national painting competition, which aims to
promote art while raising consciousness of train riding as a way of life
in the metropolis among Filipino commuters.
ELIGIBILITY
The competition is open to all Filipino citizens age18 years old and
above as of May 30, 2009.
Entrants must present a valid ID and/or document showing birth date and
citizenship when
submitting their entry (passport, school ID, birth certificate,
driver's license, voter's ID, senior citizen ID), and must
submit together with the entry form a photocopy of the same.
Each entrant may submit only one entry. Employees of the LRTA as well as
Officers and
Board Members of the Philippine Association of Printmakers are not
eligible to participate in the competition.
THEME
The theme for this year's competition is: "LRT at ang Buhay
Pinoy". The artist is encouraged to explore the subject and respond
to the theme to the best of his ability.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
The Artwork: Entries must have been done in the year 2009, must be the
entrant's original and exclusive work, and must not have been
exhibited, revised, nor entered in any other competition.
Medium: Oil or acrylic on canvas only.
Size: 3 feet x 4 feet excluding frame, horizontal or vertical in
orientation, and not thicker than 2inches in width.
Entries must be wall bound. Appropriate support, and/or equivalent
devices should be provided to ensure proper hanging of the art work.
Only box type frame or museum wrap (gallery wrap) will be accepted.
Entries must be signed but must be covered with masking tape prior to
submission (to conceal artist's identity).
Wet paintings will not be accepted
OTHER REQUIREMENTS
Upon submission, the entrant must also submit together with the entry,
the following in order to qualify:
Completely furnished and signed official entry form
Signed and notarized affidavit (attached with entry form)
Photocopy of required ID (see B. under Eligibility)
One 2x2 ID photo of the artist
One 4R color photograph of his/her work bearing the following
information at the back:
Artist's name, title of work, medium, and selling price.
• There is NO entry fee for the competition
• The entrant must be responsible for the transport of his/her work
to and from the venue of submission/retrieva l.
SUBMISSION DATE AND VENUE
Submission of all entries will be on May 30, 2009, Saturday, between
8:00 am to 5:00 pm only at the LRT Cubao Station West Side. For
provincial entries, the participant must advise Mail Forwarders that
entry will only be accepted on the said date, time and venue.
Participants from the provinces are encouraged to organize the shipping
of their works together to make cost of transport cheaper.
AWARDS
One GRAND PRIZE winner to receive PhP 200,000.00 exclusive of tax
Five JURORS' CHOICE to receive PhP 100,000.00 each exclusive of tax
Six FINALISTS to receive PhP 50,000.00 each exclusive of tax
• All winning entries will automatically become the property of the
LRTA. LRTA reserves all rights to its reproduction.
• All entrants shall be given a certificate of participation.
OTHER PROVISIONS
The LRTA reserves the right to use the name and photo of the artist and
his/her work for free in any broadcast or print media. The artist also
grants the LRTA and the PAP the right to exhibit the entries as deemed
fit and shall have the right to decide which of the entries will be
selected for inclusion in the exhibition and the catalogue. Winning
entries and selected none winning entries will be exhibited at the Cubao
Station East Side from July 11 to August 10, 2009.
Selected none winning entries will be offered for sale to the general
public subject to 20% commission due the Philippine Association of
Printmakers, Inc., the organizer, to support their programs and
projects. All possible care will be taken for the handling and security
of the entries submitted. However, the LRTA and the PAP assume no
responsibility for any loss of or damage to the entry or entries before,
during and after the competition/ exhibition due to
force majeure.
RETRIEVAL OF ENTRIES
All entrants whose entries are selected for the exhibition will be
notified via email, text or phone call by June 5, 2009. If entrant does
not receive any notification, he must retrieve his/her work within the
period from June 6 to 13, 2009 between 9:00am to 5:00pm only. Unclaimed
works may be forfeited. The rest of the none-winning entries that are
included in the exhibition may be retrieved at the submission site from
August 10 to August 21,
2009 from 9am to 5pm only. Only entrants or their representatives with
official retrieval form will be released the entry.
AWARDING & EXHIBITION OPENING
Awarding of winners and exhibition opening will be held on July 11,
2009, Saturday, at 4:00 in the afternoon at the LRT Cubao Station East
Side, to coincide with the LRTA anniversary.
Been there,done that!
Have I blogged about being home alone again (but never lonely)?
Yup,staying at home,no yaya for the nth timeand taking care of Johannes-the youngest of the kids!
No more TSRs shift for me.
But have you heard Verizon will tie up with Apple Iphone for wireless capabilities?
How about powering it up with At&T?
These reminds me of all Technical Support accounts I've been.
Yup,staying at home,no yaya for the nth timeand taking care of Johannes-the youngest of the kids!
No more TSRs shift for me.
But have you heard Verizon will tie up with Apple Iphone for wireless capabilities?
How about powering it up with At&T?
These reminds me of all Technical Support accounts I've been.
SUMMER WORKSHOP FOR JUNIOR MUSEUM GUIDES
In celebration of the 18 May International Museum Day, with its theme Museums and Tourism, the UP Vargas Museum will hold its annual Summer Workshop for Junior Museum Guides for the fifth time. Dubbed as the JMG5, the workshop is open to kids aged 10-14 years old and will run from 5-8 and 12-15 May 2009 (Tuesday to Friday), 1:00 to 5:00 PM. Participants will be introduced to basic museum activities such as guiding museum visitors, preparing, and mounting exhibitions. The course also includes basic workshops on drawing, pottery and printmaking to provide our young participants experience on actual art production. The graduation and culminating activity will be held on 17 May 2009.
Registration fee is PhP 3,000 including workshop kits, materials, merienda, badges and certificates. Deadline of registration is on or before May 2, 2009. For inquiries, workshop program, reservation and registration, please contact Louise or Susie at 928-1927 (direct line), 981-8500 local 4024 (UP trunk line), 929-19-25 (fax), 0929-8567909 (mobile), or send an e-mail to vargasmuseum@ gmail.com. You may also visit the Museum's official website at www.vargasmuseum. org for more information.
Registration fee is PhP 3,000 including workshop kits, materials, merienda, badges and certificates. Deadline of registration is on or before May 2, 2009. For inquiries, workshop program, reservation and registration, please contact Louise or Susie at 928-1927 (direct line), 981-8500 local 4024 (UP trunk line), 929-19-25 (fax), 0929-8567909 (mobile), or send an e-mail to vargasmuseum@ gmail.com. You may also visit the Museum's official website at www.vargasmuseum. org for more information.
NATURAL CANCER KILLER:Guyabano
10,000 TIMES STRONGER THAN CHEMO AND MORE...
How many people died in vain while this
billion-dollar drug maker concealed the secret of the miraculous
Graviola tree? If there ever was a single example that makes it
dramatically clear why
the existence of Health Sciences Institute is
so vital to Americans like you, it's the incredible story behind the
Graviola tree.
The truth is stunningly simple:
Deep within the Amazon Rainforest grows a
tree that could literally revolutionize what you,
your doctor, and the
rest of the world thinks about cancer treatment and chances of survival.
The future has never looked more promising.
Research shows that with extracts from this miraculous tree it now may be
possible to:
- Attack cancer safely and effectively with an
all-natural therapy that does not cause extreme nausea, weight loss and
hair loss.
- Protect your immune system and avoid deadly infections.
- Feel stronger and healthier throughout the course of the treatment.
- Boost your energy and improve your outlook on life.
The
source of this information is just as stunning: It comes from one of
America 's largest drug manufacturers, the fruit of over 20 laboratory
tests conducted since the 1970's!
What those tests revealed was nothing short of mind numbing.
Extracts from the tree were shown to:
- Effectively target and kill malignant cells in 12 types of
cancer,
including colon, breast, prostate, lung and pancreatic cancer.
- The tree compounds proved to be up to 10,000
times stronger in slowing the growth of cancer cells than Adriamycin, a
commonly used chemotherapeutic drug!
- What's more, unlike chemotherapy, the compound
extracted from the Graviola tree selectively hunts down and kills only
cancer cells... It does not harm healthy cells!
The amazing anti-cancer properties of the
Graviola tree have been extensively researched-- so why haven't you
heard anything about it?
If Graviola extract is as half as promising as it
appears to be -- why doesn't every single oncologist at every major
hospital insist on using it on all his or her patients?
The
spine-chilling answer illustrates just how easily our health and for
many, our very lives, are controlled by money and power.
Graviola: the plant that worked too well
One of
America 's biggest billion-dollar drug
makers began a search for a cancer cure and their research centered on
Graviola, a legendary healing tree from the Amazon Rainforest.
Various
parts of the Graviola tree, including the bark, leaves, roots, fruit
and fruit-seeds have been used for centuries by medicine men and native
Indians in South America to treat heart disease, asthma, liver problems
and arthritis.
Going on very little documented scientific
evidence, the company poured money and resources into testing the
tree's anti-cancerous properties and were shocked
by the results. Graviola proved itself to be a cancer-killing dynamo.
But that's where the Graviola story nearly ended.
The
company had one huge problem with the Graviola tree - it's
completely natural, and so, under federal law, not patentable. There's
no way to make serious profits from it.
It
turns out the drug company invested nearly seven years trying to synthesize
two of the Graviola tree's most powerful
anti-cancer
ingredients. If they could isolate and produce man-made clones of what
makes the Graviola so potent, they'd be able to patent it and make
their money back.
Alas, they hit a brick wall. The original simply could not be replicated. There
was no way the company could protect its
profits or even make back the millions it poured into research.
As
the dream of huge profits evaporated, their testing on Graviola came to
a screeching halt. Even worse, the company shelved the entire project
and chose not to publish the findings of its research!
Luckily, however, there was one scientist from
the Graviola research team whose conscience wouldn't let him see such
atrocity committed.
Risking his career, he contacted a company that's dedicated to
harvesting medical plants from the
Amazon Rainforest and blew the whistle.
Miracle unleashed
When researchers at the Health Sciences Institute were alerted to
the news of Graviola, they began tracking the research done on the
cancer-killing tree.
Evidence of the astounding effectiveness of
Graviola and its shocking cover-up came in fast and
furious.
1) The National Cancer Institute performed the first scientific
research
in 1976. The results showed that Graviola's "leaves and stems were
found effective in attacking and destroying malignant cells."
5) A study at Purdue University recently found
that leaves from the Graviola tree killed cancer cells among six human
cell lines and were especially effective against prostate, pancreatic
and lung cancers.
Seven years of silence broken - it's finally here!
A limited supply of Graviola extract, grown and harvested by
indigenous people
in Brazil, is finally available in America.
The full Graviola story, including where you can
get it and how to use it, is included in "Beyond Chemotherapy: New
Cancer Killers, Safe as Mother's Milk", a Health Sciences Institute
FREE special bonus report on natural substances that will effectively
revolutionize the fight against cancer.
This crucial report (along with five more FREE reports) is yours
ABSOLUTELY FREE with a new membership to the Health Sciences Institute.
It's just one example of how absolutely vital each report from the
Institute can be to your life and those of your loved ones.
From
breakthrough cancer and heart research and revolutionary Amazon
Rainforest herbology to world-leading anti-aging research and
nutritional medicine, every monthly Health Sciences Institute Member's
Alert puts in your hands today cures the rest of America, including
your
own doctor who is likely to find out only ten years from now.
You need the Health Sciences Institute in your
life because you and your loved ones deserve to know and you deserve to
know it NOW!!
Note:
The fruit written about in this article is abundant and abound locally in the
Philippines.
We know it as the GUYABANO. It's English name is SOUR SOP.
How many people died in vain while this
billion-dollar drug maker concealed the secret of the miraculous
Graviola tree? If there ever was a single example that makes it
dramatically clear why
the existence of Health Sciences Institute is
so vital to Americans like you, it's the incredible story behind the
Graviola tree.
The truth is stunningly simple:
Deep within the Amazon Rainforest grows a
tree that could literally revolutionize what you,
your doctor, and the
rest of the world thinks about cancer treatment and chances of survival.
The future has never looked more promising.
Research shows that with extracts from this miraculous tree it now may be
possible to:
- Attack cancer safely and effectively with an
all-natural therapy that does not cause extreme nausea, weight loss and
hair loss.
- Protect your immune system and avoid deadly infections.
- Feel stronger and healthier throughout the course of the treatment.
- Boost your energy and improve your outlook on life.
The
source of this information is just as stunning: It comes from one of
America 's largest drug manufacturers, the fruit of over 20 laboratory
tests conducted since the 1970's!
What those tests revealed was nothing short of mind numbing.
Extracts from the tree were shown to:
- Effectively target and kill malignant cells in 12 types of
cancer,
including colon, breast, prostate, lung and pancreatic cancer.
- The tree compounds proved to be up to 10,000
times stronger in slowing the growth of cancer cells than Adriamycin, a
commonly used chemotherapeutic drug!
- What's more, unlike chemotherapy, the compound
extracted from the Graviola tree selectively hunts down and kills only
cancer cells... It does not harm healthy cells!
The amazing anti-cancer properties of the
Graviola tree have been extensively researched-- so why haven't you
heard anything about it?
If Graviola extract is as half as promising as it
appears to be -- why doesn't every single oncologist at every major
hospital insist on using it on all his or her patients?
The
spine-chilling answer illustrates just how easily our health and for
many, our very lives, are controlled by money and power.
Graviola: the plant that worked too well
One of
America 's biggest billion-dollar drug
makers began a search for a cancer cure and their research centered on
Graviola, a legendary healing tree from the Amazon Rainforest.
Various
parts of the Graviola tree, including the bark, leaves, roots, fruit
and fruit-seeds have been used for centuries by medicine men and native
Indians in South America to treat heart disease, asthma, liver problems
and arthritis.
Going on very little documented scientific
evidence, the company poured money and resources into testing the
tree's anti-cancerous properties and were shocked
by the results. Graviola proved itself to be a cancer-killing dynamo.
But that's where the Graviola story nearly ended.
The
company had one huge problem with the Graviola tree - it's
completely natural, and so, under federal law, not patentable. There's
no way to make serious profits from it.
It
turns out the drug company invested nearly seven years trying to synthesize
two of the Graviola tree's most powerful
anti-cancer
ingredients. If they could isolate and produce man-made clones of what
makes the Graviola so potent, they'd be able to patent it and make
their money back.
Alas, they hit a brick wall. The original simply could not be replicated. There
was no way the company could protect its
profits or even make back the millions it poured into research.
As
the dream of huge profits evaporated, their testing on Graviola came to
a screeching halt. Even worse, the company shelved the entire project
and chose not to publish the findings of its research!
Luckily, however, there was one scientist from
the Graviola research team whose conscience wouldn't let him see such
atrocity committed.
Risking his career, he contacted a company that's dedicated to
harvesting medical plants from the
Amazon Rainforest and blew the whistle.
Miracle unleashed
When researchers at the Health Sciences Institute were alerted to
the news of Graviola, they began tracking the research done on the
cancer-killing tree.
Evidence of the astounding effectiveness of
Graviola and its shocking cover-up came in fast and
furious.
1) The National Cancer Institute performed the first scientific
research
in 1976. The results showed that Graviola's "leaves and stems were
found effective in attacking and destroying malignant cells."
5) A study at Purdue University recently found
that leaves from the Graviola tree killed cancer cells among six human
cell lines and were especially effective against prostate, pancreatic
and lung cancers.
Seven years of silence broken - it's finally here!
A limited supply of Graviola extract, grown and harvested by
indigenous people
in Brazil, is finally available in America.
The full Graviola story, including where you can
get it and how to use it, is included in "Beyond Chemotherapy: New
Cancer Killers, Safe as Mother's Milk", a Health Sciences Institute
FREE special bonus report on natural substances that will effectively
revolutionize the fight against cancer.
This crucial report (along with five more FREE reports) is yours
ABSOLUTELY FREE with a new membership to the Health Sciences Institute.
It's just one example of how absolutely vital each report from the
Institute can be to your life and those of your loved ones.
From
breakthrough cancer and heart research and revolutionary Amazon
Rainforest herbology to world-leading anti-aging research and
nutritional medicine, every monthly Health Sciences Institute Member's
Alert puts in your hands today cures the rest of America, including
your
own doctor who is likely to find out only ten years from now.
You need the Health Sciences Institute in your
life because you and your loved ones deserve to know and you deserve to
know it NOW!!
Note:
The fruit written about in this article is abundant and abound locally in the
Philippines.
We know it as the GUYABANO. It's English name is SOUR SOP.
Travel Writing Workshop for Publication with a Viaje del Sol Day Tour
May 13, 2009, Wednesday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
May 16, 2009, Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
May 20, 2009, Wednesday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Travel. Write. Be Published!
Share your love of travel with others and even get the chance to see your name in print! Join award-winning writer Tara Sering in this basic Travel Writing Workshop with a tour to the south of Luzon known as the Viaje del Sol: The way of the sun from San Pablo to Quezon.
The workshop is designed for beginners and those with some experience in travel writing. If you want to be published or write a book about your trip, the Travel Writing workshop is for you. In the second part of the workshop participants of this unique activity will be treated to a tour of the following places: Sulyap Art Gallery Café, Carlito Ortega's Workshop, and Ugu Bigyan's home.
Speaker Tara FT Sering is a columnist of the Philippine Star and the managing editor and co-founder of Contemporary Art Philippines, a bi-monthly glossy magazine dedicated to Philippine art. She is also author of six books, most of them of the Chick Lit genre, and has written numerous lifestyle and travel articles. She has been a managing editor of Cosmopolitan Philippines, a senior writer of ELLE Singapore, and a managing editor of Mabuhay magazine.
Workshop fee is P5,000 inclusive of handouts, materials, meals, transportation, entrance fees, and a certificate. A downpayment of P1,000 is required to reserve a slot.
The first and the third sessions of the workshop will be held at the Filipinas Heritage Library located along Makati Avenue, Ayala Triangle, Makati City (across The Peninsula Manila).
Payments may be given in cash, through credit card, or Globe GCash.
For inquiries, please call Jen Bascoguin at 892-1801, send an SMS to 0917-561-2413, email bascoguin.jm@ayalafoundation.org, or visit www.filipinaslibrary.org.ph.
May 16, 2009, Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
May 20, 2009, Wednesday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Travel. Write. Be Published!
Share your love of travel with others and even get the chance to see your name in print! Join award-winning writer Tara Sering in this basic Travel Writing Workshop with a tour to the south of Luzon known as the Viaje del Sol: The way of the sun from San Pablo to Quezon.
The workshop is designed for beginners and those with some experience in travel writing. If you want to be published or write a book about your trip, the Travel Writing workshop is for you. In the second part of the workshop participants of this unique activity will be treated to a tour of the following places: Sulyap Art Gallery Café, Carlito Ortega's Workshop, and Ugu Bigyan's home.
Speaker Tara FT Sering is a columnist of the Philippine Star and the managing editor and co-founder of Contemporary Art Philippines, a bi-monthly glossy magazine dedicated to Philippine art. She is also author of six books, most of them of the Chick Lit genre, and has written numerous lifestyle and travel articles. She has been a managing editor of Cosmopolitan Philippines, a senior writer of ELLE Singapore, and a managing editor of Mabuhay magazine.
Workshop fee is P5,000 inclusive of handouts, materials, meals, transportation, entrance fees, and a certificate. A downpayment of P1,000 is required to reserve a slot.
The first and the third sessions of the workshop will be held at the Filipinas Heritage Library located along Makati Avenue, Ayala Triangle, Makati City (across The Peninsula Manila).
Payments may be given in cash, through credit card, or Globe GCash.
For inquiries, please call Jen Bascoguin at 892-1801, send an SMS to 0917-561-2413, email bascoguin.jm@ayalafoundation.org, or visit www.filipinaslibrary.org.ph.
Nestle Almonets
Have you ever craved for almonds?
They say almonds are good for the skin especially this summer
Now they're banning pistachios after those peanut butters...
Just tell me when will my almonds be on red alert
They say almonds are good for the skin especially this summer
Now they're banning pistachios after those peanut butters...
Just tell me when will my almonds be on red alert
AKO MISMO TAGS
Their tv ad is so catchy with accomplished personalities-from Ely Buendia,Efren Penaflorida Jr.,Lito Alvarez,Mark Nicdao,Chris Tiu,Fr Matt de jesus OSJ,Magondato,Maxene Magalona,Ramon Bautista,Kate Alvarez,Isidoro Domingo,Arnel Pineda and Charice Pempengco to another showbusiness clan in the making for there's Angel Locsin to Luis and Edu Manzano.
What caught my attention was the title given to Susan Fernandez-Magno.Bitin!She's more than a women's right advocate!
Whatever you can do,just join akomismo at their site and post your commitment.
Although their website pretty needs a lot of contents and links.
And goodluck when you reach it.
And the craze is-how to get that dogtag?!
Even in youtube..all comments lead to ako mismo maghahanap paano makakuha ng dogtag hahaha
But kidding aside,this group pushes us to create that individualistic and heroic struggle to make a better world for others.
Dogtags!!!
What caught my attention was the title given to Susan Fernandez-Magno.Bitin!She's more than a women's right advocate!
Whatever you can do,just join akomismo at their site and post your commitment.
Although their website pretty needs a lot of contents and links.
And goodluck when you reach it.
And the craze is-how to get that dogtag?!
Even in youtube..all comments lead to ako mismo maghahanap paano makakuha ng dogtag hahaha
But kidding aside,this group pushes us to create that individualistic and heroic struggle to make a better world for others.
Dogtags!!!
Art for Teachers of Children Workshop
| Art for Teachers of Children Workshop by Robert Alejandro May 7, 2009 1:00 – 5:00 PM Limited to 10-12 participants only Workshop fee: P1,000.00 A session on how to teach drawing and crafts for kids. Input will include drawing and using found objects in creating artworks. Recommended for nursery and elementary school teachers. Robert Alejandro Robert has been in the art and design industry for decades. He illustrates and designs for family business "papemelroti". As an on-camera reporter for Cheche Lazaro's "The Probe Team", he was the drawing reporter", often sketching during the reportage. He also hosted the popular "Art is-kool', an art show for children. Today, he continues to design freelance for various clients and recently authored and illustrated his first book: Backpacking – Southeast Asia and some parts of China. For more information, contact blacksoup at telephone 4398838, email blacksoup2005@ gmail.com or blacksoup_inc@ yahoo.com. Or you can visit and register at our shop at blacksoup project artspace + café, shop 61, cubao expo, general romulo avenue, araneta center, cubao, quezon city. Look for the "blue shop". |
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