Posted by: philouise on: January 21, 2009
Re: [bibaknets] Re: BESF experience Thank you Philian for sharing Hector’s experience. Indeed it is such a great feeing to hear another successful BESF scholar. Kudos to Lynn Mac for his unwavering support. It is unfortunate that our experience with a couple of them did not pan out, they quit in the middle of their [...]
Posted by: philouise on: January 20, 2009
www.sagada.com www.pilyan.multiply.com LIST OF SCHOLARS 2005-2008 Bibaknets Educational Subsidy Fund LIST OF SPONSORS FROM 2005 to 2008 Matching Vocational Subsidy & Orphan Fund Name of Sponsor Name of Ward Course Status SY 2005-2006 8 grantees Atty. Harrison Paltongan, Makati, Philippines Satur Ayyawan 1 year Automotive Technician Graduated 2006 Lito Villanueva Philippines & Saudi Arabia Andrey [...]
Posted by: philouise on: January 20, 2009
(Published in Sangal di Kultura – Cordillera Today August 24,2008 issue) http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/bag/2008/09/01/oped/philian.weygan.html Karitoon http://karitoon.com/xoops/modules/smartsection/item.php?itemid=20 http://pilyan.multiply.com/journal/item/87 Growing up in Baguio – Circa ‘60s My work demand travels but wherever I go, I come back home to Baguio where memories of my growing up remain one of my fondest thoughts of home. My mom told me “nan [...]
Posted by: philouise on: January 18, 2009
Of lack and plenty The threat of a global depression gives us enough reason to reflect on poverty and wealth. Last October 17, 2008 TESDA organized the event highlighting the national week stand against extreme poverty. The occasion was an opportunity were representatives of Baguio and Benguet schools converged in CCDC, La Trinidad to be [...]
Posted by: philouise on: January 18, 2009
Lily of the valleys: Tingguian Maeng Marriage December became a marry month more than June and I just wished statistics were available to show. Some supposed it is so as it leads on to the New Year, an appropriate time to start life together as couple. Being ninang to two marriages at the end of [...]
Posted by: philouise on: January 18, 2009
Something happened more than 2000 years ago I read an anecdote that one of the pioneers of America traveled the new continents including the Grand Canyon. He looked at the canyon 1 mile deep, 18 miles wide and reaches as far as the eyes can see and paused, said “something must have happened here.” In [...]
Posted by: philouise on: January 18, 2009
Abra River: A living water My visit to do consultancy work in Abra this week was through the invitation of Annie Baltar, the present manager of Manabo Development Foundation Inc.(MDFI). Our working relationship with Annie dates back during the Caritas Australia project, Northern Luzon advocacy for Indigenous People’s human rights advocacy and Anti-Mining Act. MDFI [...]
