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don-lichterman · 2 years

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UH tennis phenom Ilagan heads into senior season with unfinished business

The UH Athletics Department hosted a sendoff celebration for Andre Ilagan in May 2022, as he headed to compete in the NCAA Tournament. Andre Ilagan completed one of the most storied seasons in the history of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa men’s tennis program. Big West Player of the Year, All-Big West First Team in singles and doubles, and an NCAA Tournament appearance, were just some of the…

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s-ixx · 10 months

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Kisapmata (1981)

psychological horror film directed by Mike de Leon

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#kisapmata 1981 #Vic Silayan #Charo Santos #Jay Ilagan #Charito Solis

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xyxofspades · 7 days

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Girl's night :3 (and Natalia's poor sense of direction- she got lost)

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#xyx art #xyx ocs #lillian leed #saki jackson gray #sorren ilagan #katherine weiser #cadance paice #natalia madden

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achilleanwizard · 1 year

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I was tagged by @wayhavenots a while ago to make some ocs in this picrew (Thanks for the tag!!) So I decided to make some Sidesteps! Including a new one I might or might not be working on…

Alexander Valente (he/him) - Caine Becker (he/him)

Ines ‘Nessie’ Ilagan (they/she) - Bishop Knight (any)

I’m going to tag @deviant3lover @gelvaan @aelyosos @averagejermafan @nerdferatum and anyone else who sees this and wants to give it a try! (But as always, no pressure!)

#name is subject to change but #I wanted to nickname her Nessie and that’s the best I could find for now #we’re going all sea monster themed for this one #because… reasons…#and Ilagan means ‘to dodge or evade’ and I thought that was fun #cause like… sidestep? get it?#anyway I will see myself out #thank you again for tagging me!!#tag games #oc: alexander valente #oc: caine becker #oc: bishop knight #oc: ines ilagan #oc: nessie ilagan #<- idk what tag I want to use for them right now

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somekindofablog · 1 year

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1 May 2023

Labor Day trip almost sent me to my grave 🤦🏽‍♀️

But it didn’t, so all’s well 😂

#labor day #hiking #nature hikes #roadtrip #family trip #day out #ilagan city #isabela province #iphone 13 pro max

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thegreasygears-blog · 12 days

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A glimpse of the soulful side of the city. by Bong Micu Via Flickr: Brompton Explore

#Brompton Bicycle #Brompton Explore #Brompton Life #Brompton Philippines #The Monoist #City of Ilagan #Isabela #flickr

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theacstories · 6 months

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Our Bubble of Stars by Tosin Balogun is honestly a depressing look at what could be after you are gone. It is just my style, but is still lacking in crucial components to really solidify the story.

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teenlobotomie · 9 months

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movie poster of filipino movie soltero (1984) dir. pio de castro iii, starring the late jay ilagan

#archive #80s #asian cinema #filipino cinema #films #soltero #jay ilagan #rio locsin #movie #philippines

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evren-sadwrn · 3 months

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A form of Filipino Theater: Sarsuwela

(Pronounciation: Sar-swe-la)

A form of musical theater that has a heroic storyline and dramatic themes. Contains dance, poetry, and song. Severino Reyes(also known as Lola Basyang in 1925) is the father of Sarsuwela.

Pioneers of Sarsuwela in the Philippines:

Severino Reyes y Rivera(Feb 11, 1861 — Sep 15, 1942)

Hermogenes Ilagan(Apr 19, 1873 — Feb 27, 1943)

Juan Abad(Feb 8, 1872 — Dec 24, 1932)

Juan Crisóstomo Caballa Sotto(Jan 27, 1867 — July 12, 1918)(Pampanga‼️‼️)

Aurelio Tolentino y Valenzuela (Oct 15, 1869 — Jul 5, 1915)

The title of queen of Sarsuwela goes to Atang dela Rama/Honorata de la Rama-Hernandez(Jan 11, 1902 — Jully 11 1991)

#filipino culture #filipino history #Sarsuwela #zarzuela #severino reyes #lola basyang #theater #filipino theater #pampanga #kapampangan

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ronancapili · 2 months

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Garage Magazine September 2018

Sittings Editor: Rey Ilagan Model: Philippe Magalona Shot in partnership with Taal Vista Hotel, Tagaytay

#photography #fashion #garage magazine #mens fashion #mens style #mens magazine

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monstermoviedean · 1 year

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so how bout this vice article huh

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Ilagan said that what you do with the hate also matters. Are you self-aware enough to admit that you’re just feeling a little bad about yourself and need something to feel better, or are you going to set out to cancel this person?

Hating becomes unhealthy once it turns you into a hateful person, like if you start seeing disingenuity in other people even when it’s not presenting itself, or you begin spewing hateful comments when it’s totally unwarranted. If that’s the case, maybe a social media break isn’t a bad idea.

#read this yesterday afternoon and was like damn i want to post that but not on dean's birthday #and then lo and behold! the hate machine started churning last night!#gonna add to these examples that it's also unhealthy when you only talk about something when you see an opportunity to hate on it #incredible how many people are over spn until they see an opportunity to make jokes for imagined clout #not mutuals and not anyone i talk to i just noticed a pretty intense spike in hate posts last night and thought it was telling

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loot-loottee · 3 months

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Unwinding Adventures: My Semestral Break

February 07 2024, by: Charlotte Jean Almazan

This is my sembreak journey. The semestral break provides a priceless chance for students to rejuvenate their fatigued bodies and brains. Students frequently experience exhaustion due to the unrelenting demands of their studies, exams, and extracurricular activities. But, students can take advantage of this time off from school to relax and get much-needed rest. The semestral break enables people to refill their exhausted energy levels, ensuring they return to their studies refreshed and revitalized. This might involve anything from relaxing with a good book to traveling to exotic locales.

During my sembreak, I discovered a lot of things, and spent my quality time with my friends and family. I personally enjoyed every small time I spent with someone I adore. Sharing the stories I had experienced, making friendship bracelets together, learning skills I wanted to learn like: playing a guitar, drawing and writing. I enjoyed a lot during my sembreak by committing the things I love to do, especially wandering! Travelling is like therapy for me because I can discover a lot of things by exploring. I went to the Bambanti festival Ilagan not just once but twice. Every light I see there is very colorful, the fragrance of the foods, the circumstances happening there, and watching the fireworks exploding noisily up in the high sky. The happiness I've felt was over the roof. I personally watched some pageants where different municipalities came from, watched different band concerts like Sunkissed Lola etc. I also tried new foods, and took pictures while exploring the area.

In addition, I personally tried to challenge myself by cooking various dishes, this experience didn't just make me feel happy and enthusiastic but also improved my cooking skills.Another skill I learned when my sister taught me how to crochet and sew. We made crochet plushies together. I will not forget all the moments I've spent my time with my family or someone I adore. It's really the happiest moment. I have ever experienced visited my friends to have a bonding or reunion. We went for a movie marathon, went to Amusement park, rode some rides like, ferris wheel, vikings, etc. After the fun we had in the Amusement park, we went to the famous cafe called "Apayao Brew". We talked about how we have been doing at school and even interesting stories. After all the traveling around Ilagan, we rested for a few hours at home and after which, we decided to go to Camp Samal Viewdeck near my school. We stayed there for a few hours and also took pictures. I really cherish all the things happening in my life. I could never forget. It's the most important thing in myself. Another thing I did during the break, was attending a mass to connect and communicate with God. I prayed all the things I did bad. After the mass we went for a Jollibee. I really love it when little moments are already precious to me, it makes me; feel joy and fulfilled. In addition, I've also read a lot of romance books, and sweet romance books. I really love reading books because it can make my vocabulary knowledge bigger and have big imaginations, sweet romance books like: Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez and more. I and my cousins and friends also went biking, it was really tiring but it's a good exercise for me. There's also the time when me and my grandparents went to the farm along with my best friend, we went on star gazing, it's honestly so beautiful and It's like a galaxy or milky way, stars shining so so bright I could break my neck just to stare at it. My friends and I also made "Do It Yourself" (DIY) paper flowers, paper stars, paper rings, and even decorations. I love the way it turned out because it's so so cute. My best friend visited me and helped me reorganize my room and it was unexpected to have that much trash. After we reorganized my room, I asked him to play board games and video games with me like chess, monopoly and genshin impact. It was honestly so fun.

#semester break #blog #writing #english #life #family bonding

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xyxofspades · 9 days

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Quick break from the usual content to drag you guys over to look at my OC references, feel free to make any assumptions about them, love to hear it :3

#oc #xyx ocs #katherine weiser #kairen albion #saki jackson-gray #sorren ilagan #cadance paice

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crossdreamers · 2 years

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Remember their names. Trans lives matter!

Every year on or around 20th November trans people worldwide gather for the Transgender Day of Remembrance to remember transgender people lost to violence.

The Remembering Our Dead site tell the stories trans people known to have been killed or died as the result of oppression, as documented from reports by Transgender Europe and trans activists worldwide.

Here are some of the transgender people we have lost. Never forget!

WARNING: This content is distressing!

The body of Mariana Jaramillo was found in a rural area of Palmira near the Santa Elena, Valle del Cauca (Colombia) on 26 Apr 2022.

Kitty Monroe was shot multiple times in her home in Memphis, Tennessee (USA) on 29 Jun 2022. A suspect has been arrested.

Cromada was shot in Fortaleza, Ceará (Brazil) on 27 Jun 2022. She was 32.

Victoria de Lima was shot while attending a Festa Junina celebration in Maringá, Paraná (Brazil) on 25 Jun 2022. She was 25.

Estrallita Martínez Correa was shot in Fonseca, La Guajira (Colombia) on 24 Jun 2022. She was 22.

Shawmayné McClam and her sister (who survived the attack) were both shot in Gulfport, Mississippi (USA) on 21 Jun 2022. A suspect is has been charged with first-degree murder and aggravated assault.. Shawmayné was 27.

F. C. Ferreira Lima was shot in Casimiro de Abreu, Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) on 18 Jun 2022. She was 26.

Thiraphong Lamluea was found dead in her room in Prasat, Surin (Thailand) on 15 Jun 2022 - about a week after she had been killed. Her boyfriend has been arrested for her murder. She was 31.

Vianey Navarrete was killed in her apartment in Cancun, Quintana Roo (Mexico) on 13 Jun 2022. She was about 26-30

Cloe Bianco died by suicide in Belluno (Italy) on 11 Jun 2022. She was 58, and a teacher who had been suspended by her school after coming out.

Vergel Catalonia Tumicad was beaten in Ilagan, Isabela (Philippines) on 10 Jun 2022. She was 24.

Rexy Que died by suicide in Wichita, Kansas (USA) on 3 Jun 2022. They were 26.

Alice Litman died by suicide in Brighton, Sussex (United Kingdom) on 26 May 2022. She had been on a waiting list for treatment at an NHS Gender Identity Clinic for no fewer than 1023 days. She was 20.

Jasper Aaron Lynch, a 26-year-old transgender man, was shot and killed by police in McClean, Virginia on July 7.

Maddie Hoffman died after being shot by police during a wellbeing check at her home in Malvern, Pennsylvania (USA) on 19 May 2022. She was 47.

Sherin Celin Mathew died by suicide in Kochi, Kerala (India) on 17 May 2022. She was 26.

Naomi Fernandes de Sousa was shot in a bar in Parauapebas, Pará (Brazil) on 7 May 2022. She was 27.

Paulo Vaz ("Popó Vaz"), age 36, died 14 Mar 2022 in São Paulo (Brazil). Possible suicide.

Source: The Trans Lives Matter twitter account.