101. HowToUseThisSite Our Tagalog Interactive Language and Philippine culture Resources site is designedfor both the serious and casual learners of Tagalog and Philippine culture. http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog/Tagalog_Homepage99/how_to_use_this_site.htm

Introduction Learning Tagalog Useful ... Comments SISTERS ni Antipas Delotavo Introduction Our Tagalog Interactive Language and Philippine Culture Resources site is designed for both the serious and casual learners of Tagalog and Philippine culture. For serious Tagalog learners, this site is basically supplemental to the more comprehensive Tagalog language materials available in hardcopies (such as books for formal study of Tagalog, dictionaries, etc.) as it provides interactive learning through various activities (reading, writing, speaking, listening). For casual learners of Tagalog, this site provides a quick overview of the Tagalog language and Philippine culture through the use of interactive learning activities, such as Tagalog phrases, songs, etc. What follows is a brief description of how one can use the site based on his or her interests on the Tagalog language and about Philippine culture. back to top Learning Tagalog on this Site This site provides interactive Tagalog language learning activities, primarily through thematic lessons. The lessons are divided into two: Beginning Tagalog 1 and Beginning Tagalog 2 . The Beginning Tagalog 1 lessons are for learners who have minimal language skills in Tagalog and would like to do activities to build their vocabulary in the language. The

102. Southeast Asia Program - Home Develops training and research opportunities primarily for graduate students on the languages and cultures of Brunei, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. http://www.einaudi.cornell.edu/SoutheastAsia/

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103. Smithsonian Folklife Festival: Philippines Program Pahiyas, a Tagalog word meaning gems or something of value given to strengthen a relationship, became a theme of a program that was organized, in part, to connect Americans, and particularly Filipino Americans, with the cultures of the philippines. http://www.si.edu/folklife/festival98/phil98.htm

Festival '98 Homepage Wisconsin Río Grande/Río Bravo Basin ... Concerts The 1998 Smithsonian Folklife Festival Pahiyas: A Philippine Harvest Basketball Court Chapel Sari-sari Store Foodways: Philippine Kitchen ... Filipino-American Day The Philippines Chapel lit up at night, with the July 4 fireworks and the Washington Monument in the background. Photo by Jeff Tinsley 100 participants and presenters from the Philippines marked the centennial of the Philippine declaration of independence from Spain with a Folklife Festival program, " Pahiyas : A Philippine Harvest" on the National Mall, Washington, D.C. June 24-July 5, 1998. The program was the result of several years of research and development by the Smithsonian Center for Folklife Programs & Cultural Studies and the Philippine Cultural Center. Pahiyas , a Tagalog word meaning "gems" or something of value given to strengthen a relationship, became a theme of a program that was organized, in part, to connect Americans, and particularly Filipino Americans, with the cultures of the Philippines. This centennial year provided an opportunity to revisit a close and long-standing relationship between the two countries. Pahiyas also is the name of a harvest Festival in central Luzon and as such the choice of this program title reflects a harvest of traditions that were identified during an extensive research project in 1996-98. Some of the very best community-based artists who demonstrate mastery of their tradition came to the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to represent their country. These artists were presented in contexts familiar to all Filipinos. A basketball court, always a focal point of any barrio or

104. Cyberbayan.org Philippine Internet. Why Access Costs So Much in the PhilippinesA June 1995 soc.culture.filipino usenet message. Internet and http://www.cyberbayan.org/

The Cyberbayan page started in October 1994 as one of the first web pages served from the Philippines under the title "Soc.Culture.Filipino" . It started as an index of the dozen or so Philippine web sites on line at the time and grew to over 500 links by 1996. It became nearly impossible to keep them updated and more current lists were available so I retired the "SCF" page and shifted its the focus to first person accounts and pictures of my own Philippine experiences acquired during my Foreign Service tours there. If you are looking for Philippine links try Ken Ilio's comprehensive site, www.tribo.org . You might also enjoy reading Arthur's Vignettes Thanks for taking the time to let me share my Philippine experiences. After the surfing the links below I invite you to take a look at my personal web site super.nova.org where you will find a wide range of other orginal material on technology, photography, motorcycles and other things which interest me. My Philippine articles and photos: My Philippine digital photo album August 2001 - The Pronto Express Crew packs us out for our return to the U.S. They did a terrific job! My Philippine digital photo album May 2001 - Regine Velasquez Concert My Philippine digital photo album May 2001 USEC Scholars Tea My Philippine digital photo album April 2001 Mactan Island Cebu My Philippine digital photo album April 2001 Kaibigan Foundation Girls Choir CD Album Cover My Philippine digital photo album March 2001 Pagsanjan Falls, Laguna

105. Culture Kalinangan Dance Troupe is a group of young Filipino Canadian Dedicated to. the preservationof Philippine culture and traditions through music, song and dance. http://folkartsociety.homestead.com/culture.html

@import url(http://www.homestead.com/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); Since May 20, 2000 I NDUCTION OF OFFICERS OFFICERS 2004-2006 Thank you for visiting this website POSTAL ADDRESS: P.O Box 341, Station B, Montreal, DATE FOUNDED AND INCORPORATED: December 4, 1984 Kalinangan/Culture Newsletter NATURE OF THE SOCIETY The Philippine Folk Art Society of Quebec, is a non profit organization incorporated under Part Three of the Quebec GENERAL OBJECTIVE To preserve the Filipino cultural heritage and to promote appreciation and understanding of Filipino values, traditions, history and culture. Full Story ( A project of the Philippine Folk Art Society of Quebec) The Kalinangan Dance Troupe is a group of young Filipino Canadian Dedicated to the preservation of Philippine culture and traditions through music, song and dance. The group was formed in May 1996 through the initiative of Alvin Veloso,who has been the president of the Philippine Folk Art Society of Quebec since 1992,and was formally introduced to the community during the Philippine Centennial Year celebration with their debut performance of "Pilipino Ako" and "Bayan Ko"

106. Likha Pilipino Folk Ensemble | History History of LIKHA. In May of 1992, a collective of individuals came togetherto form a group that celebrates Philippine culture and tradition. http://www.likha.org/history/index.asp

Likha Philippines Dance Rondalla History of LIKHA In May of 1992, a collective of individuals came together to form a group that celebrates Philippine culture and tradition. From this group, LIKHA Pilipino Folk Ensemble was born. Since their very first annual presentation at San Francisco State University's McKenna Theatre, the goal of LIKHA meaning creation in Pilipino, is to collect and preserve indigenous Philippine art forms as expressed in music, literature, dance, arts, crafts and costumes. Now in it's seventh season under the artistic direction of Rudi C. Soriano, the Ensemble continues it's mission in presenting all aspects of the Pilipino culture to the general public with the hopes of educating their audience, both Pilpino and non-Pilipino alike, about Philippine culture. This mission does not stop at the boundaries of the San Francisco Bay Area, the company's home. LIKHA continues to expand its horizons by performing in different cities outside of California. Performances outside the Bay Area include collaborating with Canada's Kababayang Pilipino in Vancouver, British Columbia and Edmonton, Canada Aside from participating with the different Philippine Festivals LIKHA has also performed in the SF Ethnic Dance Festival, Bay Area Dance Series Festival, Asian Arts and Dance Festival in Los Angeles, CA and Eugene, Oregon and the Third International Dance Festival in Malta highlighting a performance for the President of Malta.

107. Straw Votes In The Wind - Apr. 29, 2004 of the Ateneo de Manila University s new study, The Vote of the Poor. The reportof the university s Institute on Philippine culture presents insights that http://www.inq7.net/opi/2004/apr/29/opi_jmercado-1.htm

Thursday Apr. 29, 2004, Philippines Text Only Article Index SMS WAP ... Absentee Voting RECENT COLUMNS Unsent 'People Power IV' RSVPs Back-burner issues Filipino-style 'omerta' Of haves and have-nots ... A harem of eunuchs RELATED STORY Surveys irrelevant to the poor: Ateneo study (April 27, 2004) Home News Opinion ... Global Nation Straw votes in the wind A BITTERLY contested election triggers an epidemic of straw votes. People cast about for indicators as to where the wind blows. The straw vote "bug" bit editors attending a Philippine Press Institute (PPI) meeting who "voted." An economist like Solita Monsod or Felipe Miranda or a statistician and pollster like Mahar Mangahas could rightly scoff that the process wouldn't pass scientific muster. Indeed, the PPI straw vote was merely the "gut-reactions" of hard-nosed journalists who track, in areas where their papers circulate, where the wind blows. Here's how candidates fared in "editors' preferences": President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo topped, followed by Panfilo Lacson (until now, a fourth placer in pre-election surveys). Fernando Poe Jr. slid to third. Eddie Villanueva dislodged Raul Roco and, at the tail end came Eddie Gil. "Eddie Gil?" an incredulous publisher asked.

108. Today On Adobo both candidates and voters, and are encouraged by the results of the focus groupdiscussions conducted by the Institute of Philippine culture that the http://www.adobo.com/news/today/

President Arroyo was back on the saddle on Thursday night, regaining the lead from movie actor Fernando Poe Jr. in the race for the presidency as shown by the latest tabulation by Congress, sitting as the National Board of Canvassers. Arroyo now leading Poe by 7,150 votes Votes from her bailiwick province of Siquijor pushed Arroyo to the top, giving her a 7,150 vote-margin over Poe. Robbers kill driver, seize payroll Two unidentified men on Thursday seized the payroll of an employment agency and shot the driver dead, who had just withdrawn the money from a bank in Valenzuela City, police said. Batangas heinous-crime judge killed A day after two hijackers and a Land Transportation Office chief were slain on separate occasions, a judge died after he was ambushed by unidentified armed men Thursday noon in Tanauan City. Paderanga says he had previously disclosed private company positions One day after resigning due to reported conflict of interest with his private-sector positions, Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) president Cayetano W. Paderanga Jr. Thursday clarified that he properly disclosed his positions in the two companies to the bourse’s board of directors. Pacquiao vs Barrera II?

109. Home Page Allyear TULOY PO KAYO SA AMING BAHAYPAHINA NG WIKANG TAGALOG AT KULTURANG PILIPINO. BAYANIHAN. ni Joselito E. Barcelona. 1993. Magsimula ka, batiin ang kay gandang umaga. Nang may ngiti sa iyong mga mata . http://www.seasite.niu.edu/Tagalog

TULOY PO KAYO SA AMING BAHAY-PAHINA NG WIKANG TAGALOG AT KULTURANG PILIPINO BAYANIHAN ni Joselito E. Barcelona Magsimula ka, batiin ang kay gandang umaga Nang may ngiti sa iyong mga mata Sa pagkakaidlip, gumising na! Ang buhay ay masaya, palalampasin mo ba? Iisa lang ang buhay mo, kumilos ka gamitin mo Kung may nais ang puso mo, mangarap ka, abutin mo Upang ito'y makamit mo, magsikap ka, simulan mo! - mula sa isang kontemporaryong awiting Tagalog PASOK (ENTER) Scholarships to Study Southeast Asian Languages at NIU Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute at the University of Wisconsin, Madison: June 14 through August 6, 2004 This site is maintained by SEAsite a project of Northern Illinois University and the Center for Southeast Asian Studies, DeKalb, Illinois, USA

110. Official Website Of The Department Of Education (DepEd) http://www.deped.gov.ph/

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111. Dining Scheduled for completion early next year are the swimming pool, manmade waterfalls, library, health spa, sauna, and disco bistro. http://www.pearlpacific.com.ph/

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