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JOIN THE PHILIPPINE SCHOOLS CYBERFAIR 2010: BELIEVE & UNITE!

Join the Philippine Schools Cyberfair 2010: Believe & Unite! After taking a break in 2008, I have decided to resume with the  Philippines Schools CyberFair  advocacy with the  2010 theme "Believe and Unite!" Engage your students in performance-based collaborative, project-design competition this school year 2009-2010! * Support standards-based, authentic learning * Connect students to their local communities * Increase global awareness * Increase real-world, transferable skills * Involve students in the assessment * Teach students 21st century learning skills (research, project management, content creation, publishing, digital media) DigitalFilipino.com  is launching the  8th Philippines School CyberFair Project  with the theme,  "Believe and Unite" . Youth are challenged to publish original research projects that focus on how the positive beliefs, behaviors and contributions of their local citizens have the power to improve, preserve and unite their

Legarda calls for safer hospitals, buildings

IN AFTERMATH OF HAITI EARTHQUAKE Sen. Loren Legarda today called on the government to protect public and private hospitals against earthquakes in the aftermath of the strong temblor that rocked Haiti and caused widespread devastation and loss of lives in the Central America nation. “ Hospitals and other health facilities are critical public infrastructures especially when disaster strikes and victims need emergency services and medical care.  Therefore, they should be disaster-proof and disaster-resilient,” said Loren, the chairperson of the Senate committee on demography and health. “The country should have learned lessons from the 1990 Luzon earthquake.  We saw how the earthquake ruined the City of Baguio.  We saw how Baguio General Hospital, along with other hospitals in nearby provinces, crumbled from its impact and failed to perform its role as a refuge and haven for the injured victims,” Loren said. “Hospitals should not only be structurally sound but also capable of de

22ND FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY OF THE PHILIPPINE COUNCIL FOR AQUATIC AND MARINE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (PCAMRD)

      LOS BAÑOS, Laguna – With Science Secretary Estrella F. Alabastro as principal guest and main speaker, the 22 nd Founding Anniversary of the Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine Research and Development (PCAMRD) will be commemorated this coming January 28 – 29, 2010 at their headquarters at Barangay Timugan here according to OIC Executive Director Cesario R. Pagdilao.      The theme of this year celebration is “ Sustaining Quality Management in Aquatic and Marine Resources Research and Development .”      On the first day, the entries to the Fifth Aquatic Technology Competition and Marketplace (ATCOM) 2010 will be presented to the public at the AQUAMART Showroom at the basement of the building, where products developed by the participating agencies to the program of the National Aquatic Resources Research and Development System (NARRDS) Zonal Center will also be on display and for sale. The Science and Technology Road Map Validation Workshop  for Aquatic and Marine Se

New City Schools Superintendent

Thru a memorandum dated January 7, 2010 issued by Education Secretary Jesli A. Lapus, Mr. Enric Tala Sanchez was designated as Officer-in-Charge of the Office of the Schools Division Superintendent in the Division of San Pablo City, vice Miss Ester Capiña Lozada who   earlier moved to Santa Cruz to assume the position of Provincial Schools Division Superindent of Laguna. A native of Dinalupihan, Bataan, he started his teaching career has a secondary school teacher in Balanga (Bataan) National High School in School Year 1986-1987. He moved to CALABARZON Region in April 20, 2007 after being designated as Assistant Schools Division Superintendent station in the Division of Batangas City. ( Ruben E. Taningco )

LIBRENG PAG-AARAL SA PAGGAMIT NG COMPUTER

    Sa pakikipag-ugnayan nina Congresswoman Ma. Evita R. Arago,  Alkalde Vicente B. Amante, at Concejala Angelita “Angie” E. Yang, ang  Ai-Hu Foundation, Inc. na pinamamahalaan nina Chairman Billy Huang at Director Bella Huang, ay itatalaga sa lunsod na ito ang kanilang Van Aralan upang magkaloob ng walang bayad na pagtuturo sa wastong paggamit ng computer sa mga kabataan ng lunsod. Ang pag-aaral ay kinikilala ng Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), at ang lahat ng mga makakatapos ay pagkakaloob ng katibayan ng kasanayan na magagamit sa paghahanap ng gawain.      Sang-ayon kay Congresswoman Ivy Arago, ang pangunahing ituturo ay Computer theory, MS Windows, MS Words, MS Excel, at MS Power Point. Ang mga kalahok ay gagabayan din na magkaroon ng tamang value formation at wastong paghahanda sa sarili kung lalahok sa isang jobs fair, o tamang pamamaraan ng pamamasukan.      Nabanggit naman ni Konsehal Angie Yang na ang Ai Hu Foundation, Inc. ay isang non-prof

MAG-AARAL SA PAGPAPALAKI NG TILAPIANG TABSING, MAGTATAPOS NA

     Sa pakikipanayam ni Farm Broadcaster Louie Tabing ng Palatuntunang Sa Kabukiran na isinasahimpapawid ng Radyo DZMM kay Dr. Wesley Rosario ng National Integrated Fisheries Development Center noong Sabado ng umaga, napag-alamang ang palatuntunan ng pagtatapos ng mga nagsipag-aral ng pagkukultura ng Tilapiang Tabsing ay gaganapin sa darating na Sabado, Pebrero 6, 2010 sa Asian Fisheries Academy Campus sa Bonuan-Binloc sa Dagupan City.      Ang pagsasanay ay sa pamamagitan ng School-On-The-Air na bahagi ng Palatuntunang “Bago ‘Yan Ah” sa Radyo DZMM (630 Khz on AM) na pinamamatnugutan ni Anchorman Angelo Palmones, Pambansang Pangulo ng Philippine Science Journalists Association (PsciJourn), sa tulong ng Philippine Council for Aquatic and Marine Research and Development (PCAMRD) ng Department of Science and Technology, at ng National Integrated Fisheries Technology Development Center (NIFTDC) ng Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources        Sang-ayon

MOUNTS BANAHAW AND SAN CRISTOBAL ARE NOW A PROTECTED LANDSCAPE

MANILA, Dec. 29 (PNA) -- A ranking leader at the House of Representatives has welcomed the signing of Republic Act 9847, declaring Mt. Banahaw and Mt. San Cristobal in Quezon Province as protected areas, saying it will institutionalize and ensure the protection of both mountains.      Quezon Rep. Proceso J. Alcala, author of the proposed measure, said RA 9847, which was signed into law on Dec. 11 by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, could be replicated in the various regions and provinces of the country.      The new law features a sustainable conservation and management system for the rich biodiversity found in Mts. Banahaw and San Cristobal, their eco-tourism potentials, and the rich cultural and religious heritage found in their periphery, he said.      "This is another triumph for our environment. I encourage fellow policymakers and environmentalists alike to join hands in saving our environment, especially our rain forests. This is just one of the many ways we can

SAN AGUSTIN GARBAGE TRUCK

Sang-ayon sa isang Registration Officer ng Land Transportation Office dito sa Laguna, sa 257 government vehicle na pag-aari ng local government unit, mula sa antas ng lalawigan, ng munisipal, at ng barangay,  na ang pagtatala ay kanyang naproseso, ay tanging ang garbage dump truck na ipinatala ng Sangguniang Barangay ng San Agustin sa Alaminos ang hindi nakalimbag ang pangalan ng punong barangay o ng punong tagapagpaganap na nanunungkulan ng ma-acquire ang  behikulo. Sang-ayon sa record, ang behikulo ay nabili mula sa sariling pondo ng pangasiwaang barangay sa pamamatnugot ni Punong Barangay Rustico D. Danta noong Nobyembre 2008 para ipanghakot ng basura, na sa kabila ng ito ay mahigit na sa isang taong ginagamit, ay wala pa itong nakikitang kasiraan, na nagpapatunay na maayos na ito ay napangangalagaan. Ang Barangay San Agustin ay pangalawang pinakamalaking barangay sa 15 barangay sa Alaminos  na nasa kahabaan ng Maharlika Highway ( Ruben E. Taningco )