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January 15, 2008

Read Or Die Workshop

The University of the Philippines Institute of Creating Writing (UP ICW), together with Powerbooks and Read or Die present the second series of Write Or Die: Writers Write lecture workshops (with Maria Isabel Garcia).

The weekend discussions (which began in November 2007) will continue all throughout February 2008 in the various branches of Powerbooks. You might even catch a glimpse of some of the best writers of the Philippines moderating these discussions.

The objective of the workshops is to promote the Gawad Likhaan: The University of the Philippines Centennial Literary Prize.

Here are the focal areas of the workshops:

  • Fiction (November 2007-December 2007)
  • Non-Fiction (January 2008), and
  • Poetry (February 2008)

Maria Isabel Garcia, winner of the 2007 National Book Awards for Essay for her book “Science Solitaire” (Ateneo Press) and acclaimed science columnist of the Philippine Star, kicked-off the Non-Fiction series last January 12, 2008 (Saturday) in Powerbooks Greenbelt from 2PM to 4PM with a discussion on science writing.

Interested in attending these free talks which are open to the public?

Please contact Read Or Die at readordie.ph@gmail.com or visit http://write-or-die.org

Filed Under: General Tagged With: workshops

January 15, 2008

Popular Twitter Pinoys

Popular Twitter Pinoys

If you want to know what the popular web destinations are, check out PopURLs (PopUrls.com).

If you scroll down, you’ll find the Twitter section.

I was surprised to find not one, but TWO Pinoys on Twitter who appeared in the PopUrls page at the same time.

Jon Limjap (twitter.com/LaTtex) and Janette Toral (twitter.com/digitalfilipino)

Pinoy Twitters in PopUrls

Filed Under: General

January 15, 2008

Batanes Travel Tip

Did you know that you can easily get stranded in Batanes? That’s what happened to Annalyn Jusay when she traveled to Batanes via Asian Spirit, and experienced five cancellations and an extended stay in Batanes.

Why did this happen? Only Asian Spirit handles the flights to and from Batanes.

Asian Spirit only has a certain number of plans, and they make only a certain number of flights to Batanes. And if the weather gets iffy during those few times, well… don’t be surprised if you actually see a plane turn away from Batanes and head back to Manila.

Here are some Batanes Travel Tips:

1. Be prepared in case Asian Spirit suddenly cuts the number of times they fly to Batanes. Yes, it can happen. Right in the middle of your trip. Right after you planned to return on a weekday no longer serviced by Asian Spirit.

2. Tell your colleagues you’ll be gone for 10 days, even if you actually planned to stay in Batanes for just 3 nights.

3. Bring enough cash to handle the extended/forced stay.

4. Travel during the two good months. (Annalyn, what are those two months?)

Anyway, here’s hoping future travelers to Batanes will have a happier experience.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: asian spirit, batanes

January 11, 2008

Barangay Custodio

I still can’t believe it. They’ve (finally) published a site online at Barangay Custodio.

When you say “barangay” in the Philippines, you will evoke visions of groups of people who live near one another. Not just near each other. Their houses may even stand cheek by jowl along the asphalted street.

This family of seven could not have chosen a more apt name. Barangay. I like it!

I didn’t realize Jing could write. And how! (Jing, may tinatago ka palang talent, ah.)

Anyway, I hope they feature more of the wonderful photos they’ve taken with their Canon Powershot S5 IS.

Which reminds me… I still have to send them their Christmas 2007 photos.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: pinoy blogs

January 6, 2008

La Biguena

La Bigueña (the lass from Vigan) is a blog by Elena Cardinez (http://elena.cardinez.com). She considers herself a reluctant lawyer and amateur weblogger based on her Twitter profile.

Since she’s been blogging from April 2007, I don’t consider her an amateur blogger. Especially not after seeing that Google has indexed around 307 pages of her site.

She likes to read, though I find her visions of spinsterhood rather premature.

I do hope, however, that she’ll write more about Ilocos Sur.

Why not drop by her blog and greet her with a Naimbag a bigat yo, ading! 🙂

Filed Under: General Tagged With: pinoy blogs

January 5, 2008

Asus Eee Reality Sets In

Went off to the hospital today, and remembering how the waiting time can be terrible, I decided to try using an Asus Eee PC. It will be a good time to make use of the “down time” in order to type a few articles, right? Well… not exactly.

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Filed Under: General Tagged With: asus+eee

January 2, 2008

You Got Tech

Aileen Apolo launches You Got Tech (www.YouGotTech.com) a videoblog or vlog project for 2008 where she will explain tech stuff to non-techies.

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Filed Under: General Tagged With: pinoy blogs, vlogs

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