philippine beach house"philippine beach house" UC Santa Cruz or Loyola Marymount University?
UCSC
Pros=distance is perfect, amazing english program, already paid & committed deposit (do I really wanna pay $200+ again for LMU?), It's cheaper, Friends[?]
Cons=Too big, Unfamiliarity [but I still gotta visit though which should be happening real soon]
LMU Pros=Campus is beautiful, Filipino Club, Size is perfect, Shakespeare classes for English majors, Beach is a mile away, My sister is already there, Familiarity, Friends, Loved it since junior year.
Cons= Distance, Not exactly known for English, LA Traffic & Smog, $$$$, Committing again + paying another $200+, Friends [?], b/c of wait list--might not get on-campus housing
Go to UC Santa Cruz, you'd be getting an education in the UC system which, as you already know, is the single best public university system in the country. And money does matter. Loyola is more expensive and even a small apartment in L.A. is ridiculously expensive, especially if you wanted to live anywhere near the school (since it's near the beach). You said your sister and friends are at Loyola but that shouldn't really matter. College is about meeting new people and having new experiences.
list of philippine hotels_2"list of philippine hotels" What color of shade of powder foundation would u recommend for me?
This is the powder I'm buying: http://www.covergirl.ca/en_ca/products/product.php?productId=clean_pressed_powder
They have a list of shade colors on that site... what would u recommend for me? Thanks!
My skin is like this color ----> http://victorias.olx.com.ph/casino-filipino-hotel-cebu-job-hiring-iid-81954376#pics
I suggest you go to the store and try on the foundation first by doing a stripe test using the samples. Apply the foundation at the bottom of the cheeks, step back and look if the shade matches the color of your face and neck.
"Vigan - marine molluscs and Mestizo" Yamahuh's photos around Vigan, Philippines (hotel in vigan)
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philippine tourist information"philippine tourist information" Can a filipino apply and get a tourist visa for australia when he is in Bali indenesia?
My filipino friend is in Bali Indonesia right now and he asked me if he can get a tourist visa for australia. I don't know what to tell him. LOL Please help me to gather information regarding his concern. Thank you very much.
There is nothing to stop him from applying for a tourist visa from a country other than the Philippines but where he should apply will depend on how long he will be in Bali given that tourist visas for applicants from high risk countries (e.g. the Philippines) can take 4 - 6 weeks to be granted. DIAC overseas offices are listed on the following: http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/overseas/
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philippine surf"philippine surf" how can i post my youngblood contribution online for philippine daily inquirer?
i surfed their website, but still i don't have a clue. thanks in advance. thanks guys i really appreciate your help.
http://www.inquirer.net/feedback/faqs.htm
to quote:
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---- Just go to the link. When you click on that Youngblood Submission link it will direct you accordingly.
philippine surf spots"philippine surf spots" Is june a good month to make a surf trip in philippine?
guys, i'm french and i'm interest with some friend to make a surf trip in the month of june in your country.Can you give me somes informations about the weather and the surfing conditions on this period and some surfs spots. Thanks.
Typhoon season, right now, in fact, is a bad time. Spring time is better weather, so June may be ok. I dive so when I have visited the Philippines, I have gone in spring or early summer. I would think the best surfing would be on the east coast, facing the Pacific.
philippine travel agencies"philippine travel agencies" is mac traverl tour agency exist in the united kingdom?
i just want to ask if mac Travel tour agency is really reliable and exist in the united kingdom, or this is approved by the country just like here in the Phil's. which is Philippine overseas employment administration
This "company" has been asked about before in relation to people being offered jobs here in the UK and I'm sorry to say that the company does not exist. This usually means that you are being scammed in some way...especially if you have been offered a job and you have to pay some money to get any type of documents.
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surfing in la union"surfing in la union" Which is better? Surfing in La Union, wake boarding in Batangas or diving in Anilao?
its my graduation this april 19th, and i really need help on where to go with my bf after. 1.surfing in la union - is it okay to surf in April? coz i read that the waves are off during April - June. 2. wake-boarding - is it hard to do? how much is the budget? 3. diving in anilao - is it way too expensive?
well our budget is 1.5k per person (we only intend to stay for 1 full day)... pls site your recommendations and useful information on rates and contact numbers... thanks!
1.ei hi,its off-season for surfing now. (march-june) you will be travelling far if your going to la union only to find out that there is no waves. 2.wake boarding in lago de oro,if your just checking it out cool but for the sake of enjoyment you will only be doin knee boarding not wake boarding bec they are kinda strict with beginners. accomodation wise sucks!!!& i dont think your budget will fit in .e2 check niyo http://www.lago-de-oro.com/ 3.diving no idea but im pretty sure that your budget wont fit. . 4.visit zambales http://www.crystalbeachzambales.com/ best time would be from june - feb.surfing nalang instead of wakeboard. you can also visit the website magic seaweed for wave forecast b4 travelling. figure it out nlang how to read it ,its easy.
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The Beautiful City of Baguio Philippines
One of the cleanest and greenest cities in the country, Baguio is made for sightseeing. And for strolls and boat rides and gentle trots around the park. And for golf. Kennon Road, completed in 1905, opened Baguio to tourism.
The zigzagging path previews the scenic highlights of the city. Along the 32-kilometer highway are the Bridal Veil and Colorado waterfalls. Synonymous with Baguio is Burnham Park. Located in the heart of the city, the park's features include a man-made lagoon ideal for boat rides, a skating rink, an athletic field and stadium, basketball and tennis courts, a biking zone, tree-and-flower lined promenades, and a plant market.
A popular golfing destination, the city takes pride in its Baguio Country Club and Camp John Hay. What used to be the rest-and-recreation base of American military personnel, the Camp is being transformed into a world-class resort and is also Baguio's biggest pine tree conservation area. Its newly refurbished 18-hole golf course rivals that of the Country Club which has pretty garden-patched cottages surrounding its fairways.
Ornate iron gates open to the Mansion House, the official summer residence of Philippine presidents. It offers tourists with great photo opportunities with its rectangular reflecting pool along a tree-lined walkway. It also houses a museum of presidential memorabilia. Near the Mansion House is Wright Park where neophyte riders can trot around an oval track guided by trainers who lead horses with a hand-held leash. At the Mines View Park, tourists can have a panoramic view of the old mines of Benguet. At the park entrance is a flea market for souvenir items.
Sitting on top of a hill in Upper Session Road is the twin-spire Baguio Cathedral, a city landmark. Another pilgrimage site is the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes which sits on top of Dominican Hill. Devotees prefer to climb the 252-step ascent than drive through a winding road to reach the shrine. Bell Church holds a religious service of mixed Buddhist, Taoist, Confucian and Christian dogmas but tourists come here to have their fortunes told.
Located on an elevated pine-forested ground is the Philippine Military Academy, the country's foremost military learning institution. Its Saturday morning Parade in Review by cadets in full regalia never fails to attract visitors. Also within campus is a Military Museum. A cultural haven established by noted Baguio artist BenCab, Tam-awan Village recreates a typical ethnic village in the Cordilleras with authentic tribal homes uprooted from their original locations and re-set on similar terrain. There is also an art gallery-cum-coffee shop.
It has been said that there is only one kind of lucrative business in Baguio, and that is dining. This, of course, is overly exaggerated but then who can question this wisdom with the proliferation of food places offering all kinds of eats in this tiny city!
Star Cafe along Lower Session Road is noted for its excellent breads and pies and fine Chinese cuisine while the adjoining Dainty Restaurant has the best coffee in town and good noodles, too. For really great old-fashioned breakfasts, check out Casa Vallejo at the Upper Session Road. New Bonuan at the Happy Glen Loop, Jade Restaurant along Marcos Highway and Barrio Fiesta at the Upper Session Road are where you can partake of home-cooked native cooking.
Kalapaw Restaurant in Chuntug Street specializes in grilled squids and tuna jaws. Inn Rocio in Kisad Road dishes out Continental food, Mario's Restaurant in Upper Session Road has good steaks, great Caesar's Salad, and decadent cakes. And the artsy Cafe by the Ruins in Chuntug Street serves eclectic, seasonal dishes.
At the Hotel Monticello in Kennon Road, Hakuun Sanso Restaurant serves authentic Japanese cuisine while 50's Diner specializes in traditional American staples. Rose Bowl Steak House and Restaurant in Harrison Road offers an international fare of Chinese, American and Filipino dishes. The local food chain Don Henrico's has its beginnings at the Upper Session Road and serves yummy pastas and pizzas. (Source: The Philippine Department of Tourism)
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question 2: root word of katangian?/unlapi?/gitlapi?/hulapi?
question 3: root word of gupit?/ayon?/pamantayan?
question 4: root word of pananaw?/kaisipan?/matatatag?
question 5: root word of tanggapan?/tagpuan?/napapangibabawan?
question 6: ligaw means wooing/suitor? please explain..
question 7: what is pinay?/kalalakihan?
question 8: how should i say "36","48","69" in tagalog,and "176","889","2748" and "89432" in tagalog?
question 9: how should i say: "where is the immigration office?","i want book a hotel","i want to find a hotel" in tagalog?
question 10: root word of ingat?
question 11: please give me a complete list of the philippine holidays which the office do not work(especially in Manila)(please both in English and tagalog)
question 12: what does "kung" mean in tagalog? please give me some examples. SORRY,i only have 5 questions to ask one day,but i have 40 questions a day!!!!!
