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Dear Friends and co-bloggers, especially Ate Gagay . Let us play this tag-to-tag game- " pass it to the front " Here are the Rules: First copy and paste the list below. Do not remove any content from the link list. Just add ONE word related to your blogs. If you don't like the concept...say no. :-/ The main goal here is we are going to circulate our number of friends. The more people who will join the "pass it to the front", the more links we can generate. Lastly, write only ONE short word for your blogs... Keep it simple and short, I know some of you have more than one blog. The color for the link should be only black, gray, or white, depending on your blog's theme. Please avoid using any color, OK? 1.- Filipina ,2.- Darling allen ,3. -Abroad ,4.- Halfway , 5.- life 6.- culture 7.- interracial 8.- pinaystories / 9./ pinaysinglelooking- 10./ health -11./ my life -12/ nicotines -13/ gagaygwapa -14/ stellar -15/ /* your link here */ Just wanted to pas

Dear friends, It's another exciting week here at UP Mindanao. This week is the Computer Science Week - our week. This week is also the week of Pre-Registration of subject for the 1st Semester of AY 2008-2009. Here are my subjects I took for the following semester of the following year: CMSC21 lec/lab (Fundamentals of Computer Programming) with John Vincent Q. Miro & Prof. Vanessa C. Ramoran CMSC57 (Discrete Mathematical Structures in Computer Science II) with Prof Vanessa C. Ramoran MATH27 (Analytic Geometry and Calculus II) with Mabele P. Malagamba PHYS3 (General Physics I) with Prof. Nilo B. Oponda & Engr. Joseph E. Acosta STAT1 (Elementary Statistics) with Metche Anne C. Casinillo AH2/COMM2 (Understanding Ourselves through Academic Writing) with a NEW LECTURER PE2 BT (Badminton) with Redner D. Palomaria Wee, Sir Miro!... another UPMin ComSci Alumnus dominates our CMSC21 lecture class! In addition, Ma'am Van will cover our CMSC21 laboratory and CMSC57 lectures. Yo

Gong Xi Fa Cai (Mandarin) Kiong Hee Huat Chay (Hokkien) Kung Hei Fat Choi (Cantonese) In whatever dialect our fellow Filipino-Chinese pronounce these four Chinese characters, these words automatically brings us to our minds that it's the Chinese New Year or the Spring Festival . For those who don't know much about the meaning of these four-charactered greeting, it literally means: "Congratulations and Be Prosperous" Others greet us in another Chinese greeting: Xin Nian Kuai Le (Mandarin) Sin Ni'n Khuai Lok (Hokkien) San Niin Faai Lok (Cantonese) in which it means "Happy New Year" . For the Pinoys, we join them in celebrating the Chinese New Year by joining in their Lion and Dragon Dances, eating "Tikoy" ( "sweet cake" ) or "Nian Gao" ( "year cake" ), the white, sticky and sweet pastry made from glutinous rice that symbolizes " strong and sweet bonds with the family " or " every year higher and hig

It's been a habit to me to post horoscope predictions...but I think this is just for entertainment purposes. Just decide if you wanna read this or not... For this month, I will only emphasize the Chinese sign, the GOAT/SHEEP. SHEEP Chinese Reading - Year of the Earth Rat (astrology.com) Sheep Ratings 42% (5 favorable and 7 unfavorable months) After what was probably a very favorable, Pig year, this year might seem like a disaster. It is important, however, for you to understand that you are still looking at five, favorable months. There will thus be plenty of opportunities if you do not get down and let negative emotions get the best of you. Your natural inclination is most likely to follow your heart, but you will do much better this year if you can let your head dictate your actions. Sheep Career