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63. Philippine Culture Online resources on culture, people, history, geography and climate of the philippines. With informative dining, entertainment and travel guides, forums, http://www.camperspoint.com/rubrique.php3?id_rubrique=139

64. Catholic Schools, Philippines, Culture Of Death, Beatitudes We did, however, have a great experience in the philippines and also got to The poison of our consumer society, what the pope calls the culture of http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/2964/catholic-school-99.html

(Homily Fourth Sunday, A) It is good to be back in Holy Family after the two week visit to Asia. You have probably noticed the new vestments which are from the Philippines. It was a wonderful trip except for the disappointment of not being permitted to go to Vietnam*. We did, however, have a great experience in the Philippines and also got to spend some days in Taiwan and Bangkok. So much happened that I am sure I will be telling you about it during the coming year. This Sunday though I want to be brief since we are beginning Catholic Schools Week and our principal Mr. Stephen Morissette will be giving a presentation. Our Catholic School exists because of the Gospel call of Jesus. In today's reading of the Beatitudes we see how different we must be from the world around us. We want to help parents to raise their children with those values. It is sometimes so hard for parents. They can feel overwhelmed, for instance, by advertising which pressures their children to get certain brands of shoes and clothes. I saw a tragic example of that when I was in the Philippines. American style advertisements are constantly on television and billboards. One priest told us that children there, boys and girls, will actually prostitute themselves to get money to buy the right kind of clothes. The poison of our consumer society, what the pope calls the "culture of death," has spread thru the whole world.

65. Philippines, Republic Of The: Print Resources. Southeast Asia Guide. Memorial Li Union Catalog on Philippine culture Dance. Manila Cultural Center of the philippines Library, 1989. Call No GV1703 P4 U56 1989 (Oversize Shelving) http://www.library.wisc.edu/guides/SEAsia/refbib/philrb.html

Southeast Asia Guide Resources by Area: Print Resources: Philippines Cambodia East Timor Indonesia Laos ... Contact Print Resources About the Republic of the Philippines See also: Internet Resources about the Republic of the Philippines. General Atlases Bibliographies ... Statistical Sources General Reference Resources Andreas, Tomas Quintin D. Dictionary of Filipino Culture and Values . Quezon City: Giraffe Books, 1994. Call No: DS663 A528 1994 (Reference Room 262) Demetrio, Francisco R. Encyclopedia of Philippine Folk Beliefs and Customs . Cagayan de Oro City: Xavier University, 1991. Call No: GR325 D442 1991 (Reference Room 262) The Fookien Times Philippines Yearbook . [Manila, Fookien Times], 1975- . Call No: DS651 F66 (Oversize Collection, latest edition in Reference, Room 262 A Guide to Philippine Economic and Business Information Sources . Metro Manila: Makati Business Club, 1990- . Call No: HC451 G84 (Reference Room 262) Philippine Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences . Quezon City: Philippine Social Science Council, 1993- .

66. National Sectoral Report For The Philippines - Women, Agriculture And Rural Deve Quezon City Institute of Philippine culture, Ateneo de Manila University. Illo, Jeanne Frances I., and Cecile C. Uy. 1992 Members But Not Leaders Finding http://www.fao.org/docrep/x0175e/x0175e09.htm

References cited References cited Alcober, Dolores L., and Nester O. Morales Intrahousehold Dynamics of Farm Households in the Upland Villages of Matalom, Leyte. A Terminal Report. Baybay, Leyte: Farm and Resource Management Institute, Visayas State College of Agriculture. Typescript. Bautista, E.U., A.B. Vasallo, R.F. Orga, C.P. Diaz, and T.R. Paris 1994 "Developing Small Engineering Technologies for Women." Paper presented during the 7th National Rice R&D Planning and Evaluation Workshop, Philippine Rice Research Institute, Munoz, Nueva Ecija, 23-25 March. Typescript. Center for Women's Resources (CWR) Enhancing the Pole and Status of Filipino Women in Social Development. Case Studies of Barangay Aduyugan, Ifugao; Barangay Antipolo, Kiangan, Ifugao; Barangay Tinoc, Ifugao; Barangay 2, Bacolod City; Barangay Alangilan, Bacolod City; Barangay Makasandag, Parang, Maguindano; Barangay Sabaken, UPI, Maguindanao; and Case Study of the Visayan Women of Bulalo, Sultan Kudarat. Makati, Metro Manila: United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund. Typescript. Fund for Assistance to Private Education (FAPE) The Philippine Atlas: A Historical, Economic, and Educational Profile of the Philippines.

67. Philippines Books. Recommended Reading For All Those Interested In a mix of the hispanic, asian and malayopolynesian sensibilities. For those who have a deeper interest in Philippine culture, this is a must-get. http://www.jarsoftware.com/philippinebooks/philippinebooks2.html

J.A.R. SOFTWARE, Inc. Our Best Sellers Philippine Story Books Philippine Travel Books Philippine Immigration Books Philippine Cooking Books ... Flags, Music, and Miscellaneous Philippine Cooking Books Philippine Recipies Made Easy This was the first cookbook of Filipino recipes that I was able to follow clearly ... it contains all the recipes I grew up begging my mother to make for me. The Philippine Cookbook The recipes are well-organized and easy to follow. As a self-proclaimed connosieur of Filipino foods, I highly recommend this book if you're searching for an authentic taste of the Philippines. Filipino Cuisine: Recipies from the Islands As a first generation Filipino, I have collected several cookbooks on Filipino cuisine and this by far is the best, in the format, recipes and background info on origination and regional histories. Very thorough, informative. I highly recommend it. Fine Filipino Food Enjoy this blend of cuisines with its 19 cooking methods, such as stir-frying, deep-frying, grilling on skewers, sautéing in coconut milk, marinating in vinegar and spices, broiling over live charcoal, wrapping in banana leaves, and steaming. Fine Filipino Food features 205 recipes, a glossary of ingredients, a guide to ingredient substitutions, and an extensive resource guide, which allow all home cooks to perfectly recreate these tantalizing dishes. Filipino Cooking for the Common Family Filipino Cooking for the Common Family is a collection of over 100 authentic Filipino recipes that can be prepared with ease. These dishes are simple enough for the typical nightly dinner, but sophisticated enough to serve to invited guests.

68. Philippines Tourist Guides - Culture philippines Tourist Guides — culture. philippines market place. The philippines has a unique blend of eastern and western cultures. http://www.sino.net/philippines-tourist-guides/culture.html

288 users online hotels in asia - thailand Hotels in Asia Australia hotels Thailand Hotels Vietnam Hotels Japan Hotels The Philippines has a unique blend of eastern and western cultures. While most of South East Asia necessarily is a blend of Chinese, Malay and Indonesian traits, Philippine culture has been marked by long periods of Spanish and subsequently American occupation. Religion One of the greatest impacts of the Spanish Period was the introduction of Christianity on the islands. Spanish clergy converted a large amount of Filipinos to the Roman Catholic faith. As a result, today the population is almost 92% Christian - of which an overwhelming majority of 83% are Roman Catholic, and 9% Protestant. About 5% of the population is Muslim and 3% are of Buddhist and other faiths. Language The Philippines is a linguistically diverse nation - there are almost one hundred and seventy two native languages and local dialects. The national language is Filipino, which is based on Tagalog. Tagalog was the national language during the American period. Filipino, with its basis in Tagalog, but containing elements of other local languages, was adopted as the national language in 1973. Both English and Filipino are promoted as official languages for the purposes of education, government and commerce. Apart from Tagalog, other dominant languages are Cebuano, Klokano, Hiligaynon, Bikol, Waray-Waray, Kapampangan, Pangasinan, Kinaray-a, Maranao, Maguindanao and Tausug. Cuisine Philippine cuisine is as diverse as its people. There is Chinese Filipino food, such as pansit (noodles), lumpia (vegetables rolled in edible wrappers), siopao (steamed filled buns), siomai (dumplings). The Spanish introduced new flavors such as olive oil, paprika, saffron, ham, sausage and cheese into traditional food. Today Philippine food is an exotic blend of variations of Chinese, Spanish and Mexican dishes made with tropical local ingredients.

69. Philippines (18991902) Philippine American War Centennial. Philippine culture and history Philippine culture and history. Homepage - Philippine culture and history http://www.csun.edu/~lan56728/index2.html

Back to Page 1 LINKS of the Philippines or Learni's House of BOOKS? Big Links Province Info Dance ... My Brother's Pages MY BROTHER'S PAGES Gayani Greg BIG LINKS BACK UP These are links to other links of Filipino pages. Pinoy Nation includes pages listed by province and links to news articles. Philippines: the Best of Cyber Pinoys - Lists good Filipino sites Tambayan: buong Pilipinas on the Net - information on current information about the Philippines. HISTORY AND RELATED SUBJECTS BACK UP American Occupation These are sites about the United States occupation of the Philippines in the early half of this century. Many Americans felt like the United States was going over American moral boundaries when it took over the Philippines (since the Philippines was on the other side of the world). Many Filipinos believe that America wanted to exploit the Philippines because I think many people were forced to work in the mines and factories (just as in Spanish times). Also, many people were killed trying to get the Americans out, whether they were Warays, Tagalogs, Cebuanos, Boholanos, Ilocanos, Bicolanos, Kapampangans, etc.

70. Calvin's Nursing Interim In The Philippines philippines. NURS W61. Christian Nursing in the. philippines Philippine nursing students broadens Calvin students understanding of Philippine culture. http://www.calvin.edu/academic/off-campus/interim/interim_05/philippines.htm

Skip Navigation OCP Home For Interim 2006 Student Resources ... Interim Exchange Study In... North America South America Africa Asia ... Oceania NURS W61 Christian Nursing in the Philippines Course description: Nurses in the United States experience one of the most sophisticated healthcare systems in the world while nurses working in developing countries practice in conditions that are considerably less complex. This course exposes pre-nursing and nursing students to some of the unique nursing care situations of a developing country while allowing them to interact with other nursing students in Christian nursing programs. Students experience nursing in several different settings in the Philippines, exposing them to both the large urban area of Manila, as well as the smaller towns of San Fernando and Dumaguete. Opportunities to live, work and study alongside Philippine nursing students broadens Calvin students' understanding of Philippine culture. Prerequisites: Pre-nursing student of sophomore standing or nursing student. This course application requires one recommendation.

71. Philippines - Quezon City Introduce you to the Philippine culture and educational system; Foster development of a deeper understanding of yourself and the philippines http://www.studyabroad.com/suny/brockport/thirdlvl/philippines_3rd.html

Select a Program Australia China Costa Rica England France Ghana Ireland Jamaica Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Philippines Scotland Thailand Vietnam International Internships Summer Programs Winter Programs - Bahamas - Ghana The University of the Philippines - Diliman is the flagship university of the University of the Philippines (UP) System. It is the administrative seat of the system as well as an autonomous university in its own right. UP Diliman is not only the home of diverse colleges, offering 94 graduate and undergraduate courses, it also runs several centers of research, many of which have been declared by the Commission on Higher Education as National Centers of Excellence. The University of the Philippines-Diliman is located in Quezon City, in the northeastern section of the Manila Metropolitan area. Visit the university website at: http://www.upd.edu.ph/ The Philippines is made up of over 7,000 tropical islands stretching across a vast expanse of ocean in Southeast Asia. Its diverse ecosystems along with its even more diverse cultural history make it one of the most fascinating destinations in the world. As home to lively festivals, friendly people, cities and villages, beautiful beaches, tropical rainforests, volcanoes, waterfalls, and coral reefs all teeming with life, the Philippines is truly a unique jewel in the South China Sea. For more information on the Philippines, visit:

72. Asian Markets We provide a meeting place for Southeast Asians, free online tools and business news as well as travel and tourism info, directories for Malaysia and http://www.u2asean.com/phildir/culture_art.htm

BUSINESS ECONOMY COMPUTER INTERNET ... TECHNOLOGY Search: Design History Literature All sites are manually reviewed before being listed, and new sites are being added weekly. While we do our best to ensure that all listed sites are online, it does happen that links have been changed without our knowledge. Please help us to keep this directory up to date by reporting any invalid link and submitting the details of sites as yet unlisted. We will also add more national language sites to our index, shortly. The only requirement we pose to sites we list here, is that they either relate to, are owned by, or include content for ASEAN and/or ASEAN member nationals, respectively. We neither endorse any of the sites listed, nor do we recommend their use and or products, services or information same sites offer.

73. Pacific Media Watch Title 4481 philippines culture of impunity surrounds journalist deaths The culture of impunity in the philippines must be stopped, CPJ Executive http://www.pmw.c2o.org/2004/phil4481.html

Pacific Media Watch PHILIPPINES: 'Culture of impunity' surrounds journalist deaths Title 4481 PHILIPPINES: 'Culture of impunity' surrounds journalist deaths Date 21 August 2004 Byline None Origin Pacific Media Watch Source SEAPA, seapa@seapabkk.org 18/8/2004 Status Unabridged Post a comment on PMW's Right of Reply: www.voy.com/166636/ Backgrounder: CULTURE OF IMPUNITY SURROUNDS JOURNALIST DEATHS http://www.seapabkk.org MANILA ( SEAPA/Pacific Media Watch ): A rash of attacks on Filipino journalists in the last three weeks underscores the most glaring threat to free and independent journalism in the Philippines. While the country's press remains one of the freest and most vibrant communities of journalists in Southeast Asia, its members - particularly those outside Metro Manila and other major urban centers - have been targets of violence for years, and there appears to be nothing being put forward to change this trend. The apparent murder of Fernando Consignado, a correspondent of Radio Veritas based in Laguna, south of Manila, last Wednesday represented the fourth murder of a Filipino journalist in two weeks - the fifth since January and the 54th since 1986. "Only Iraq has seen more journalists killed so far this year," the Committee to Protect Journalists notes. On the one hand, the journalists are clearly being targeted by various

74. Philippines Business Etiquette, Culture - Doing Business In Philippines philippines business etiquette and philippines business culture, customs and protocol Complete guide to doing business in philippines. http://www.executiveplanet.com/business-etiquette/Philippines.html

Doing Business in Philippines Philippines Business Download Contact Executive Planet Inc. About Your Guide Your guide to Philippines: Apply now! Web site: www.executiveplanet.com Ask Apply now! a question on the Message Board About your guide: Apply now to be an ExecutivePlanet.com guide! If you are an expert in the business culture of this country, contact info@executiveplanet.com for information on applying to become a guide. Philippines Business Etiquette and Culture This guide to Philippines business etiquette and culture covers many aspects of doing business in Philippines This guide contains the following articles: Let's Make a Deal negotiating tactics, the value of connections, recommended business card style and content, business card protocol, sitting and presenting yourself in meetings, language for brochures and promotional material, pace of business, preferred presentation styles, final agreements, thinking styles, adherance to company policy, and more on Philippines business culture . . . Prosperous Entertaining typical mealtimes throughout the day, best venues for business entertaining, punctuality for social events, dinner table seating etiquette, mealtime etiquette, importance of alcohol, toasting, guidelines for hosting a banquet/social event, what foods should be served/avoided, accepting and declining invitations, and more on Philippines business etiquette. . .

75. Baybayin, The Ancient Script Of The Philippines Authors who wrote about Philippine culture, such as Eugène Jacquet (1831) and However, Totanes held a rather low opinion of Philippine culture and other http://www.mts.net/~pmorrow/bayeng1.htm

Basahin itó sa wikang Filipino CONTENTS Literacy Writing Techniques Origin Literature ... Baybayin Found Other Related Pages How to Write Baybayin Old Baybayin Doc's Baybayin Styles/Sources Written by Filipinos ... E-MAIL Baybayin - The Ancient Script of the Philippines by Paul Morrow This language of ours is like any other, it once had an alphabet and its own letters that vanished as though a tempest had set upon a boat on a lake in a time now long gone. "To My Fellow Children”, Jose Rizal, 1869 English translation by P. Morrow T he tempest in Rizal's verse struck the Philippines in the 16th century. It was the Spanish Empire and the lost alphabet was a script that is known today as the baybayin. Contrary to the common misconception, when the Spaniards arrived in the islands they found more than just a loose collection of backward and belligerent tribes. They found a civilization that was very different from their own. The ability to read and write is the mark of any civilization and, according to many early Spanish accounts, the Tagalogs had already been writing with the baybayin for at least a century. This script was just beginning to spread throughout the islands at that time. Furthermore, the discovery in 1987 of an inscription on a sheet of copper in Laguna is evidence that there was an even more advanced script in limited use in the Philippines as far back as the year 900 C.E.

76. Baybayin, The Ancient Script Of The Philippines Barangay, Sixteenth Century Philippine culture and Society, Manila 1994, p. 210. Boxer Codex. Charles Ralph Boxer. A Late sixteenthcentury Manila http://www.mts.net/~pmorrow/baynotes.htm

Baybayin, The Ancient Script of the Philippines For http://www.mts.net/~pmorrow/bayeng1.htm and http://www.mts.net/~pmorrow/baybay1.htm Notes San Agustin, Gaspar de. Conquistas de las Islas Filipinas , 1698 p. 292. Ed. Manuel Merino, Madrid 1975. From Scott (1994, pp. 94, 297) Alcina, Francisco Ignacio. Historia de las islas e indios de Bisayas , 1668 3:35-37. Victor Baltazar transcription. University of Chicago Philippine Studies Program 1962. From Scott (1994, pp. 96, 289) Chirino, Pedro. Relación de las Islas Filipinas , 1604. The Philippines in 1600. Historical Conservation Society. Manila 1969. p. 280 Morga, Dr. Antonio de. Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas . Mexico, 1609. Translated and edited by J.S. Cummins. The Hakluyt Society, Cambridge University Press, 1971, p. 269. Scott, William Henry. Barangay, Sixteenth Century Philippine Culture and Society , Manila 1994, p. 210 Boxer Codex. Charles Ralph Boxer. "A Late sixteenth-century Manila manuscript." 1590. in "The manners, customs and beliefs of the Philippine inhabitants of long ago" by Carlos Quirino and Mauro Garcia. The Philippine Journal of Science 87 . 1958. p. 371 From Scott (1994 pp. 210, 291)

77. EHealth Philippines - Links The Institute Of Philippine culture is a social science research organization of the Ateneo de Manila University. IPC seeks a better understanding of http://www.pmh.ehealth.ph/links.php

Caucus of Development NGO Networks (CODE-NGO) Undertake measures that will expand the reach and increase the effectiveness of NGO development work in the Philippines. Foundation for Media Alternatives Institute of Philippine Culture The Institute Of Philippine Culture is a social science research organization of the Ateneo de Manila University. IPC seeks a better understanding of culture and society in the Philippines and other Asian countries, an improved quality of life for disadvantaged groups, and a more peaceful, just, and equitable national and global society. Medical Observer A health communication site that shares the vision of the United Nations to achieve "Health for all,” by focusing information dissemination efforts on healthcare professionals all over the country. National Statistics Coordination Board Philippine Health Insurance Corporation A premier government corporation that ensures sustainable, affordable and progressive social health insurance which endeavors to influence the delivery of accessible quality healthcare to all Filipinos. Rizal Library Through its library instruction programs and professional services, the Rizal Library seeks to help its users in the flow and transformation of information, in support of the teaching, scholarship, research, and community service programs of the Ateneo de Manila University's Loyola Schools.

78. EHealth Philippines - Index Institute of Philippine culture Ateneo de Manila University. BACK TO EHEALTH HOME COMMUNITY RESEARCHES RESEARCHERS PROCEEDINGS http://www.pmh.ehealth.ph/pmh_database.php

People-Managed Health Database: [Continue...] The People-Managed Health (PMH) Database aims to put into one collection these wealth of experiences coming from communities, NGOs, and government entities. As part of the Health Research Development Information Network ( HERDIN ) of the Philippine Council for Health Research and Development ( PCHRD ), the PMH database makes available in the internet a learning database on people-managed health reflecting the advanced experiences in primary health care programs and community health in the Philippines. The PMH database project is part community health research initiatives of the Institute of Philippine Culture (IPC) of the Ateneo de Manila University. IPC also hosts the BUKAL (Bahagian at Ugnayan sa Kalusugan) e-group of civil society health organizations. This virtual network grew out of a March 2001 Philippine Consultation on "Partnerships in People-Centered Health", and is coordinated by the BUKAL working group. The collection of bibliographic entries and abstracts is now available at IPC, ADMU Library as part of the IPC Resource Center Collection. It will also be posted on the websites of Health Information Village or E-Health and the Rizal Library of the Ateneo de Manila University. This will make the PMH database accessible to professionals, health students, researchers, academic organizations, health institutions, health and development agencies and libraries in the Philippines and other countries.

79. Villa Escudero Philippines Lake And Rafts | Photo By Aidan O'Rourke Click here to see more images of landscapes and culture of philippines. Villa Escudero is a great place for new visitors to the philippines as you get a http://www.aidan.co.uk/photo3524.htm

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