The actual CCTV footage of Vhong Navarro at Forbeswood Heights Condominium Incident On January 22, 2014 seem to be as described by the actor (Navarro).
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The UP Diliman Administration and BETA EPSILON (College of Engineering) Fraternity is holding a soft launching of the BE THEATRUM at the UP Lagoon Park on May 20, 2012, at 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Renovations have been done for the future UP Lagoon based on the artist's perspective:
The soft launching is open to the UP Public - campus residents/community; students, academic & non-academic constituencies; alumni & associates. The activity is an OPEN FAMILY PICNIC which features the CAMERATA JAZZ ENSEMBLE from the UP College of Music. For details, click the leaflet link above.
A lot of people are happy to see a number of developments inside the campus such as this, especially towards making UP a GREEN Campus.
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| Apan-apan: Kangkong with pork and ginamos Iloilo (salted shrimp paste) |
It's actually my first time to try cooking this dish using the original 'ginamos ng iloilo' (salted shrimp paste). I also used pork, not the usual Iloilo's apan-apan with chicken meat.
Iloilo's 'ginamos' is different from the 'alamang bagoong' of Luzon, or the 'uyap' of the Cebuanos or Mindanaoans. Primarily, it's not as salty as the other shrimp pastes; it's wrapped in dried banana leaves; it's not as watery as the others; the texture is finer; the color is more natural (lesser food coloring mix) than the pinkish shrimp pastes; and etc.
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| kangkong, tomatoes, onion and garlic |
(1) kangkong (leaves and stalks)
(2) meat - pork or chicken
(3) 'ginamos-iloilo' or bagoong alamang
(4) tomatoes
(5) onions
(6) garlic
(7) vinegar
(8) seasoning
The way I cooked Apan-apan:
1) Saute garlic until slightly brown, then add onions, and tomatoes
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| Ginamos-Iloilo (Salted Shrimp Paste) |
3) Add in 'ginamos' or 'alamang' to stir fry.
4) Add in kangkong leaves and stir fry.
To complement, pair with 'daing na bangus' for a delicious pinoy (Filipino) meal.
Happy eating!
Other Pinoy Meals:
*Blanched Alugbate and Spanish Sardines
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| Joey Ayala with Tapati and Onie Badiang on Himigsikan 2012 |
(Awit ng Isang Mangingisda)
Composed and Performed by Onie Badiang
in Joey Ayala's Album, "Mga Awit ng Mandaragat"
Himigsikan 2012, February 26 | University of the Philippines, Diliman
Ako'y milyonaryo sa buhangin
Ingat yaman sa aplaya
Ang mansion ko ay malawak
Kailangan pang mamangka
Mula sa sala hanggang sa kusina
Simple lang
Ako'y edukado, matalino
Nababasa'ng panahon
Balediktoryan, may medalya sa pangingisda
Sa pagiging ama, kum lawde pa
Simple lang
Simpleng yaman, simpleng mayaman
Sa yamang di natutumbasan
Ng pilak at ginto
Simple lamang ang magpayaman
Kabilang dito ang pagkatao
Ako'y heredero, tagapagmana
Sa lahat ng nakikita
At kung nais pwede ritong tumira
Kung kaya n'yo ang buhay mayaman
Simple lang
Simpleng yaman, simpleng mayaman
Sa yamang di natutumbasan
Ng pilak at ginto
Simple lamang ang magpayaman
Kabilang dito ang pagkatao
Simpleng yaman, simpleng mayaman More Videos on Himigsikan 2012:
Sa yamang di natutumbasan * Agila (Haring Ibon)
Ng pilak at ginto * Walang Hanggang Paalam
Simple lamang ang magpayaman
Kabilang dito ang pagkatao
Balang araw, sa pagpanaw
Pamana ko sa inyo
Ang lahat ng nakikita'y inyo na
Sa simpleng alaga at ingat
Ay t'yak yayaman ka
Simple lang
Simpleng yaman, simpleng mayaman
Sa yamang di natutumbasan
Ng pilak at ginto
Simple lamang ang magpayaman
Kabilang dito ang pagkatao
by Joey Ayala
with Tapati and Onie Badiang
Himigsikan 2012, February 26
University of the Philippines, Diliman
Nais kong lumipad tulad ng agila
At lumutang-lutang sa hangin
Magkaroon ng pugad sa puso ng kagubatan
‘Nguni’t ito ay panaginip lang
At maaaring di matupad
Pagka’t ang kagubatan ay unti-unting nawawala
Mga puno nito’y nanginginang-bayan
At ‘pag walang puno wala na ring mapupugaran
Kapag ang agila’y walang pugad
Wala na siyang dahilang lumipad
Photo & Video by Sweetverni
Agila by Joey Ayala - Himigsikan 2012 UP Diliman
O haring ibon – hari kong tunay
Nais kong tumulong
Nang kaharian mo’y muling mabuhay
Kung nais mong makakita ng agila
Huwag kang tumingala at tumitig sa langit
‘Pagka’t ang mga agila nitong ating bayan
Ang iba’y nabihag na
Ang natitira’y bihirang magpakita
Tiniklop na nila ang kanilang mga pakpak
Hinubad na nila ang kanilang mga plumahe
Sila’y nagsipagtago sa natitirang gubat
Ang lahi ba nila’y tuluyan nang mawala
O haring ibon – hari kong tunay
Nais kong tumulong
Nang kaharian mo’y muling mabuhay
More Videos on Himigsikan 2012:
* Walang Hanggang Paalam (Bagong Buwan OST)
* Simpleng Yaman (Awit ng Isang Mangingisda)
More Videos on Himigsikan 2012:
* Walang Hanggang Paalam (Bagong Buwan OST)
* Simpleng Yaman (Awit ng Isang Mangingisda)
I thought blanched alugbate will not be that appealing to the taste buds. It was my niece who taught me how to prepare it and let me try it. Blanching the alugbate leaves can be done by just pouring hot water on it. It's just like washing the alugbate leaves with hot water, so that it would still be a bit crunchy.
I think the secret to a tasty blanched alubate would be to match it with a chili hot, a bit sweet and sour vinegar. To iterate the sauce details... mix to vinegar: chili flakes or ground pepper, crushed or powdered garlic, a little salt and a little sugar. Mix to your desired taste and sourness (hmmm).
You just have to dip the blanched alugbate leaves to the vinegar sauce.
As for the spanish sardines, I just bought the canned (Philippine made) ones. You can heat it or just have it straight from the can. It's a light meal yet a tasty one. Happy eating pinoy meals!
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| Himigsikan 2012 (Feb. 26): Joey Ayala, Tapati & Onie Badiang | Photo by Sweetverni |
by Joey Ayala (with Tapati and Onie Badiang)
Album: "Joey Ayala:RAW" and "16lovesongs")
Himigsikan 2012, February 26
University of the Philippines, Diliman
Di ba tayo 'y narito
Upang maging malaya
At upang palayain ang iba
Ako'y walang hinihiling
Ika'y tila ganoon din
Sadya'y palayain ang isa't-isa
Ang pag-ibig natin ay
Walang hanggang paalam
At habang magkalayo
Papalapit pa rin ang puso
Kahit na magkahiwalay
Tayo ay magkasama
Sa magkabilang dulo ng mundo
Ang bawa't simula ay
Siya ring katapusan
May patutunguhan ba
Ang ating pagsinta
Sa biglang tingin
Kita'y walang kinabukasan
Subalit di malupig ang pag-asa
Take pride of our Filipino arts and culture. Browse the treasures of our Pinoy Artists. Understand our being Filipinos by looking through the perspective of Pinoy Arts and Culture.
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House Bill No. 4244, known as the RH Bill, is completely entitled as the "Responsible Parenthood, Reproductive Health and Population and Development Act of 2011".
I personally keep quiet when asked of my stand regarding the RH Bill. As a Catholic and born in a large family, my natural leaning is to go against this Bill... I have my reasons, I have my faith...
... but asking others why they support the RH Bill, they only cite the poverty that they claim to be caused solely by the rising population. I don't condemned people promoting the Bill, but I am indifferent to persons who strongly approve the Bill without even having read the entire text of it.
...well, honestly, I am also reluctant to say I am against the House Bill No. 4244 just because I am a Catholic, without even trying to read the RH Bill.
I urge everyone (including myself) to take a stand, but do the first step first: Know the RH Bill by reading the full text.
Here is the full text PDF copy of House Bill No. 4244, also known as the RH BILL.
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| Source: http://business.inquirer.net |
Bobby Dy, Ayala Land Inc. senior vice president and head of residential business group, said that “Cebu, for us, is a growing market.”
“As an important city in the South with the various ingredients of tourism, industry and increasing affluence, we have seen Ayala Land Premier, Alveo and Avida entering the market with a good deal of success. Likewise, areas like Angeles, Davao and Cagayan de Oro are promising centers of growth—these are areas where we see a growing acceptance for condo living, and as such we will be bringing Alveo and Avida products to these markets in the coming months.”
Alejandro S. Mañalac, board vice chair of National Real Estate Association, said Marikina “would be nice and it has actually started hosting several projects.” Mañalac, who recently joined Century Properties Inc. as senior vice president, said “Muntinlupa also has a good potential, especially with the rehabilitation of the Philippine National Railway. However, developments there should only be low- to medium-rise, no frills condos.....”
READ the complete article at the following link (Inquirer Business)
Promising cities for building condos
