THE WOMEN OF MALOLOS

        During the dark period in our history, women were confined only in the four corners of their home - to serve the needs of their husband and children. Their knowledge and skills were limited to household chores. They have no right to enroll in an educational institution of higher learning. Frustrated by the fate of women - on December 1888, twenty (20) women from Malolos petitioned Governor General Wyler for a permission to open a night school so that they can study Spanish language. Spanish priest Fr. Felipe Garcia objected, their petition was turned down -- but the women bravely pursued their dream defying friar's objection, until they finally obtained the government's approval, an attitude unheard of during those days.

         This is a non-profit undertaking of Alimokon Cyber Advocacy in a joint venture project with the Asian Theological Seminary Photography Club, the Women of Malolos Foundation, Inc., and the City of Malolos Tourism Office. Part of ATSPC's Historurism Photo Walk Project in Malolos, Bulacan with Pastor Lemuel Dayrit Danganan and Prof. Lorenzo Bautista, ATSPC Founder in celebration of the founding of the First Philippine Republic - "Ang Republika".

JOIN US IN OUR PHOTO WALK . . .

The Asian Theological Seminary Photography Club (ATSPC) invites you to a photo walk entitled: "No Dull Moment with Pastor Lemuel Dayrit Danganan" on December 1, 2012, 8:30 in the morning Saturday Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife. Registraion is FREE. JOIN US!

EARN WHILE ADVOCATING

THE OSTOMY ASSOCIATION OF THE PHILIPPINES

EARN WHILE PROMOTING & MARKETING YOUR ADVOCACY
PRODUCTS & SERVICES

     1-Day Seminar on:  

“Social Media as a Tool for Advocacy Campaign;

Promote & Market Filipino Products and Services Worldwide”

REGISTRATION FEE :  P 500.00 ONLY!
Inclusive of Food and Venue.

Why spend on monthly payment for internet service providers, hire  digital artists and media planners for  your advocacy campaign, promotional and marketing needs when you can do it for FREE in the cyber space and even earn from it by registering the social media site you shall design via PAYPAL by placing the Ads being promoted by Google's ADSENSE.  You can set up your communication system by registering an email account at gmail.com for your emails and group mailing needs then  design and develop a social media site for your association/organization at Google's blogspot.com.

What else? You can also help others to earn at home to promote and market the events, product and services of other companies by setting up an e-cyber marketing service  with your members as marketing/sales partners of your sponsors/donor company and advocate partners.  You can reduce your sponsor/donor's printing and publication cost and help maintain an environmental friendly system of presenting their products and services, wherever you are thru mobile phones.   Finally, you can help the Ostomy Association of the Philippines (OAP) and the cancer survivors.    

And what are the advantages of the Cyber Marketing scheme we are talking about?  Aside from undetermined numbers of e-magazine promotions sent to individual e-mail addresses and group mail accounts of our members as sales and marketing agents, we can  determine the actual number of viewers who viewed our promotional material worldwide! This does not include other sites of our members and email messages they are sending including the links posted in facebook accounts and in other social media site.  Imagine the extent of promotional exposure your donor/sponsor can enjoy.  

See this simple e-magazine style email message, which you will learn to construct :

9th MEGA BALIKBAYAN OFW EXPO 2012!

WELCOME TO THE 9th MEGA BALIKBAYAN OFW EXPO 2012

 and 

THE 3rd TRAVEL PHILIPPINES SHOW! 

@ MEGA TRADE HALLS SM MEGA MALL 

December 7 – 9, 2012 

This is your opportunity to effectively market your products and services in our expositions to be attended by thousands of OFWs, Balikbayans and Tourists who shall flock to SM Mega Mall this coming Christmas Season!

We shall be featuring Philippine Destinations from from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. Our Travel Insurance Exposition shall provide you with your banking loans/investment & travel insurance, travel and tours and other related services. Our Hotel Expositions shall ensure your hotel accommodations, restaurants, airlines, cruise, land transportation needs including tourism estate, realty investment and other tourism enterprises.  Finally, our Medical Tourism Exposition is geared towards maintaining your health, beauty and wellness including Spas, Medical and Therapeutic services from all over the country. 

 

SO WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?

DOUBLE CLICK HERE TO SEE FOR YOURSELF!

SO WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?

HURRY!  ONLY FIFTY (50) SEATS ARE LEFT!  

FOR RESERVATIONS CONTACT:


GREG OCULTO
President
Ostomy Association of the Philippines
Out Patient Department, UP-PGH
Mobile :09394398502
email address : ostomy_association@yahoo.c

BIRDS STRIKES @ NAIA

BIRDS STRIKES AT NAIA!

(From left: Lt. Gen. William K. Hotchkiss, CAAP Director General with   

Capt. John Andrews, Deputy General for Operations, CAAP)

 Bird strike at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) does not only poses an imminent danger to the safety of airlines and its passengers, but also a threat to our country’s economy as well. We may never earn an upgrade of our aviation safety classification from the United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to boost our tourism industry and increase commercial activities in the metropolis and parts of central Luzon, because of such issue, other than the modernization of our airports.
 

Lately, there was tremendous increase of bird strikes at NAIA.  There were  49  bird strike recorded by CAAP from January to September, compared to 30 bird strikes in 2011 and 25 in 2010, which makes the makes the danger more imminent.  Thus, NAIA was prompted to issue a warning to the pilots of the danger to land and take off at NAIA. 

It was reported that a Philippine Airlines (PAL) Flight PR 124 to Manila was canceled last September after birds got sucked into the plane’s engine in order to ensure the safety of passengers and crew. Cebu Pacific's Cotabato-Manila flight was delayed for more than four hours also in the same month.  Earlier in July, it was reported that  PAL flight PR 105 that just arrived in Manila from Guam in also suffered from the same incident and the aircraft’s entire set of fan blades had to be replaced due to irreparable damage. It was reported by TV 5 News that from January to July this year, 39 bird strikes have been reported at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), 50 percent more than the same period last year, data from the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) indicated.  These incidents involve aircraft of Philippine Airlines (PAL), Cebu Pacific, Zest Air, Cathay Pacific, Jet Star Asia, Air Philippines Express, and Qatar Airways.
 
The population of migratory birds nesting at the Las-Piñas-Paranaque Critical Habitat and Eco Tourism area located about 15 kilometer away from NAIA . . .  DOUBLE CLICK HERE TO WITNESS BY YOURSELF

MARITINE INDUSTRY IN DANGER OF PERIL!

Indefinite suspension of licenses to operate manning agencies pending litigation of a case is endangering  the maritime industry to the detriment of the Philippine economy!

This is what happened to the 300 seafarers of Gyron Crew Incorporation and Manning Agency (GCIMA). A complaint was filed by three former recruits of GCIMA leading to the suspension of its license to operate. Consequently, the contract of 300 seafarers due to be deployed to Netherlands were put on hold, many of whom were about to leave the country. Meanwhile, the case remains pending for more than sixty (60) days, while it was reported that a new law was passed in Holland allegedly banning Filipino seafarers. 

Despite previous withdrawal of the complaint by two of the complainants, while the other one already left the country, the case still remains pending litigation for more than two months, alleged Bosun Jeric Bilbao, representing the seafarers. Atty. Jesus Gabriel "Jeriel" Domingo, OIC, Adjudication Office, POEA, replied: “our hands are tied by the law . . . we must observe the requirement of due process”, when confronted by the seafarers, during the Balitaan sa Aloha media forum on October 10, 2012. However, the case has not yet been resolved to date. On the other hand, millions of pesos due to the seafarers and the government were already lost.

This is a dangerous precedent! 

HEAR IT FROM THE PARTIES PERSONALLY.  DOUBLE CLICK HERE

MILLIONS IN REMITTANCES LOST!

(Seafarers of Gyron Crew Incorporation with Moderator Lolly Acosta and Atty. Jesus Gabriel Domingo, OIC, Adjudication Office, POEA)

Millions of pesos in dollar remittances were lost! Millions due to the government as taxes, hundreds starved, some of their dependents quit school while some of their properties were already due for foreclosure because of POEA’s Order suspending the processing of documents by Gyron Crew Incorporation and Manning Agency of seafarers who were about to be deployed to Holland.  

Despite withdrawal of complaint filed by three (3) complainants hired by another manning agency receiving salary lower than what they were receiving from Gyron Crew Incorporation Manning Agency, two of whom already withdrawn the complaint while the other already left the country, the Order has not yet been lifted by the POEA, said Bosun Jeric Bilbao, representing the 300 seaferers. In fact, many of them were already due for deployment even before the Order was issued, Bilbao added. 

On the other hand, seafarers who should have already been deployed to Holland now faces a dilemma because of a recent law passed limiting employment of Filipino Seafarers to Holland, said Rodolfo Ca Chila, another seafarer. Thus, denying them and their families of the income which they were supposedly already enjoying. 

 (The seafarers being assisted by  Atty. Malanio "Batas" Mauricio to intervene before the case concerning their manning agency)

Consequently, millions in remittances were lost as a result of POEA’s Order to the detriment of our economy, while the case still remains pending. 

Hear it from them personally:

2012 World Ostomy Day Celebration

October 6, 2012

Six-months of caring from the moment we discovered that she was already suffering from the disease at its final stage.   I was able to kiss her in the forehead and whispered to her ears: “you have to rest now”.  Its time to say goodbye. It was the last time I kissed my Mother.   It was an agonizing experience, which I hope others shall not suffer, especially the children.  For those who survived, we hope that they are being taken care of by their love ones celebrating life by letting their voices be heard.

Watch them in video . . .