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reportwire · 1 year

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HONOR Graced Davao for the 86th Araw ng Dabaw and Introduced their New Gadgets - The Pop Blog

Like this article? Share it! HONOR Philippines celebrated the 86th Araw ng Dabaw, introducing their robust and best-selling products, and sponsored the “Kay Tagal Kitang Hinintay, JOPAY” concert. Even though the year has only just begun, HONOR Philippines has already released three smart gadgets on the market! The HONOR X9a 5G, HONOR X7a, and HONOR MagicBook X laptops, which are all part of…

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thepopblogph · 1 year

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HONOR Graced Davao for the 86th Araw ng Dabaw and Introduced their New Gadgets

HONOR Philippines celebrated the 86th Araw ng Dabaw, introducing their robust and best-selling products, and sponsored the “Kay Tagal Kitang Hinintay, JOPAY” concert. Even though the year has only just begun, HONOR Philippines has already released three smart gadgets on the market! The HONOR X9a 5G, HONOR X7a, and HONOR MagicBook X laptops, which are all part of HONOR’s industry-leading X…

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travelwithgraceyu · 4 years

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March 15, 2019 | Abreeza Mall, Davao

A snip of the December Avenue concert since I couldn’t upload the whole video because the file is too big. My heart was so happy this day. Story over here.

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filgroupblog4-blog · 5 years

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Isang Buwang Araw ng Dabaw

By: Daniel Fil Divino

Araw ng Dabaw, ito ay isang buwan ng pagdiriwang na kung saan ay maraming bazaar, mga pangkulturang pagtatanghal ng mga iba’t-ibang etnikong grupo sa lungsod, mga palaro, at ang pangunahing atraksyon na ang Mutya ng Dabaw. Ito ay pinagdidiwang tuwing buwan ng marso at ito ay pinagsimulan ng isang misa pasasalamat sa San Pedro Katedral.

Ngayong 2019, ang Araw ng Dabaw ay pinagsimulan ng isang seremonyang pagbubukas noong nakaraang ika-1 ng Marso sa Rizal Park. Simula rin sa araw na ito ay ang pang-gabihang light show sa labas ng City Hall na tumuloy hanggang ika-16 ng Marso. Ang palaro ay tuloy na isinagawa sa buong buwan. Mayroon din madaming patimpalak na naganap. At sa sentro nitong lahat ay ang Mutya ng Dabaw na naganap noong ika-2 ng Marso.

Ang Araw ng Dabaw ay isang buwan ng pagdiriwang na sinasalubong ang araw na kung saan naitayo ang lungsod ng Dabaw. Kahit isang buwan ang pagdiriwang, ang araw mismo na kung saan itinatag ang lungsod ay tanging sa ika-16 lamang ng Marso. At sa araw na ito ay ang panglusod na parade na tinitingnan ng mga mamamayang taun-taon.

Bago man ang araw mismo, dumating na ang mga bisita sa ibat-ibang sulok ng bansa. Ang mga bisita na pinaka-inabangan ng mga mamamayan ay ang mga artista kagaya ng December Avenue, at ang sikat na istasyon ng radyo na ang Wish 107.5 sa kanilang Wish Bus. Noong ika-15 ng Marso, naganap ang konserto ng December Avenue at ito ay pinagtipunan ng maraming tao. Ang wish bus din mismo ay pumunta sa ibat-ibang mga eskwelahan kagaya ng University of South Eastern Philippines, at ng Malayan Colleges Mindanao. Makikita talaga sa mukha ng mga madla na nasiyahan sila sa mga kaganapang iyon.

Sa ngayon, may kunting araw pang natitira bago matapos ang pagdiriwang. Ang natitira nalang na kaganapan ay ang Kalingawan sa Sta. Ana, at ang Agri Biz Expo. Ngunit di lang iyang ang lahat dahil may iba pang kaganapang hindi spi-nonsor ng gobyerno. Kasali na rin dito ang Iron Man challenge na kung saan ay ang mga kalahok ay gagamit ng bisekleta galing sa Tagum papunta sa Azuela Cove sa Davao na kung saan ang lalangoy sila papuntang Samal at tatakbo papunta sa finish line.

Ang pagdiriwang na ito ay malalim ng nakaukit sa tradisyon at kultura ng lungsod ng Dabaw. Ito ay isang mahalagang paalala na ang lungsod na iyon ay nagsimula sa wala. Utang na loob natin sa mga naunang katutubo rito ang kalagayan ngayon ng lungsod. Kaya’t ipinagdiriwang rin ang ibat-ibang etnikong kultura sa pagdiriwang na ito. At dahil dito, ang Araw ng Dabaw ay lagging puno ng kasiyahan taun-taon.

#araw ng dabaw

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rehiyon11 · 4 years

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Tradisyon:

Ang mga tradisyon ng burial sa Mindanao ay isang showcase ng mayaman na kultura sa kamatayan sa buhay, ang mga tradisyon ng libing ng mga tao at kultura ng Mindanao ay isang pagpapakita ng kayamanan at pagkakaiba-iba ng paraan ng pamumuhay ng isla. Mula sa luntiang luntiang hinterland na nayon ng Mamanuas sa Surigao del Sur hanggang sa mga asul na dagat na tumatahak sa mga baybayin ng lupain ng Tausug sa Sulu, ang mga tradisyon ng libing ng mga tribal na grupo ay nag-iiba sa texture, color, value at kahulugan.

Araw ng Dabaw:

Ito ay isang linggo-mahabang pagdiriwang ng pagtatatag ng lungsod na nagwawaksi tuwing ika-16 ng Marso na may isang sosyo-sibiko at parada ng militar, sports competitions, at paputok. Isa sa mga tampok sa pagdiriwang ay ang pagpili ng Mutya ng Dabaw (Miss Davao) mula sa karamihan ng magagandang babae sa lupain tuwing Ika-15 ng Marso.

Paniniwala:

Ang mga mamamayan sa Mindanao ay mayroong paniniwala na kapag ang kanilang mahal sa buhay ay pumanaw, maaari itong pumalik sa katauhan ng mga hayop.

Sa bawat lumilipas na araw sa kanilang mga buhay ay laging pinaubaya sa kanilang kinikilalang Diyos.

Madalas na sa halamang gamot sila umaasa bilang lunas sa kanilang mga karamdaman.

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kaimayontheway · 5 years

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My mom really loves to collect and plants various types of plants; from ornaments, fruit-bearings, herbs, spices, to succulents. Her usual morning routine is to water them and sometime she cultivate some of her plants when needed. She sometimes buy a sack of fertilized soil, various types of fertilizers, a different types and size of pots and so much more. It even break her heart when one of her plants eventually died. Everytime when Kadayawan and Araw ng Dabaw festival approach, we usally went to a Flower and Agricultural Trade Fair just to buy a new set of plants. This is how mom is very fond and passionate about plants. Her patience developed through taking care of her beloved plants. Our house is surrounded with different types of plants, shades of green as they describe.

Before, I don't actually like plants, it even annoys me when I was child because my would always ask to water her plants. As a lazy kid, I never understood my mom why she is so passionate about plants. But now I am already an adult, I started to appreciate the beauty of plants. Even my mom would think about leaving her beloved plants to me or to my sister when time will comes she will be too old to take care of it. But yeah, maybe I will be the one will take of it someday.

One thing that I learned about the process of plants was they a proper time to grow, propagate and to bloom. Before they do, they have to go through a lots of season; a season to spread their roots, a season to go through a lot of weather either dry or rainy, a season to be prune, a season to protect from the pest until the time that they started to have flowers and/or grow. And the process goes on, which we usually called cycle. And then I realized humans are like plants, we need a to go through some seasons in our lives in order for us to grow and to bloom. A season to spread our our knowledge, wisdom or even our own career, a season to go through a different types of weathers in life; dry season of burned out, a storm that we need to cry and to hold on, and a season that we need to enjoy every moments, a season to to pruning negativity, toxic relationships, unhealthy lifestyle and accepting criticisms, a season that we need to protect ourselves in all forms of harm, and time will come we became the better or even the best version of our selves.

In the era where everything is fast paced and too easy too get, we should never forget the beauty of process. Most people wants to make things instant and works according to their plants, missing they point of making things slow. Success in general doesn’t overnight, it’s a long way process. And sometimes we became impatient of the process ending up getting frustrated and disappointment. We are what we cultivate and plant in our life. Do you plant toxicity? beauty? love? knowledge? wisdom? How to cultivate it? How do you take care of it?

We should honor the process of ourselves, we should learn to become our own gardener of our life. We are the gardener of our life.

#literary #plants #flowers

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wanders-nowhere · 5 years

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Ang dami kong gustong puntahan na events sa Araw ng Dabaw pero wala akong kasama.

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hydrogen29 · 2 years

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Maligayaw Araw ng Dabaw! 59/365 #365DaysPhotoChallenge2022 #MobilePhotography https://www.instagram.com/p/CajpfnOBppQis79QIsXq0qMswVdsuV-Dt34Qs80/?utm_medium=tumblr

#365daysphotochallenge2022 #mobilephotography

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phgq · 3 years

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Sara reiterates call for supporters to stop motorcades

#PHnews: Sara reiterates call for supporters to stop motorcades

DAVAO CITY – As the city celebrated the 84th Araw ng Dabaw on Monday (March 1), Mayor Sara Z. Duterte reiterated her call to supporters to spend their money on the needy instead of using it for motorcades and tarpaulins urging her to run in the 2022 presidential election. “Let us instead use our power and resources to give food to those who are short on money and hungry and create jobs for those who lost their livelihood,” she said. Even if she is not planning to throw her hat in next year's presidential race, Mayor Sara said the "show of strength and unity" of her supporters was enough to mobilize Filipinos to address poverty. “There is no need for you to keep on calling my attention [to run for president] through motorcades and tarpaulins, I heard you, and I understand what’s in your heart. Because that is also what I felt,” she said. Duterte also thanked her supporters for trusting her abilities to lead. “Once again, I am grateful to all my friends who believe in me and who relentlessly express their call for me to run for president. The unity and strength that you have shown gave me comfort knowing that I have friends like you,” she said. Earlier, the mayor told PTV-Davao that motorcades entail gasoline expenses and other costs. “Let us instead give the budget for the motorcade to the less fortunate to buy food,” she said, adding that motorcades also cause traffic and worsen air pollution. In recent media interviews, Duterte has repeatedly shot down any possibility for her to follow in the footsteps of her father, President Rodrigo R. Duterte. (PNA)

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References:

* Philippine News Agency. "Sara reiterates call for supporters to stop motorcades." Philippine News Agency. https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1132150 (accessed March 02, 2021 at 03:24AM UTC+14).

* Philippine News Agency. "Sara reiterates call for supporters to stop motorcades." Archive Today. https://archive.ph/?run=1&url=https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1132150 (archived).

#Philippines #News #Filipino #Pinoy #Tourism #Politics #Culture #Editorial #Environment #Society #History

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blinkcjjennie · 4 years

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Homework #3

1. Describe your personality during elementary years using OCEAN (Big Five Traits)

O (Openness) - When I was young I'm too curious in many things that some are cause me troubles. Like climbing to the tree and didn't know how to get down from it. I don't give cautious in my surroundings.

C (Conscientiousness) - I was more careless and easy-going when I was a child. I just always think play, play and play that my mother always scold me because I don't give attention to my studies.

E (Extraversion) - Being energetic and outgoing was some of my aspect when I was a child. I tried many activities in my elementary school like majorette, sports, and singing contest. I also once join in a beauty pageant. I was so full of myself. I am not a reserved person when I was young.

A (Agreeableness) - I was friendly when I was young because I always play and join extracurricular activities that gain me many friends.

N (Neuroticism) - Just like how I was in the past traits I was very confident when I was a child. It's like I don't have moments when I got shy maybe nervous in terms of studies but in many aspect, I was very outgoing. I'm not also sensitive when I was a child.

2. What was your favorite memory during elementary years? Why was it memorable for you?

- For me my favorite memory during my elementary years is joining a majorette. It was very memorable because we always perform in important occasions especially in Kadayawan and Araw ng Dabaw. There was one time when we parade in Araw ng Dabaw, Enchong Dee was on our back riding his caravan. I was so excited and delighted that knowing there are celebrities watching us perform.

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yahoo-my-featured · 7 years

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Need New Places to Go to? Try Davao.

Taking a break from your annual trip to Korea? Avoiding expensive cities like Tokyo and Taipei because you’re trying to save up? There has to be somewhere else to go on a holiday. If you’re looking for a new and refreshing destination to make you fall in love with travel again, check out Davao. This city may not be as developed as Manila the capital, but it is the largest city in terms of land area in Philippines – some even claimed in the world!

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What’s special about Davao is that it has a bit of everything for everyone (unless you’re a party animal). From food to festivals, from mountains to beaches, here are 5 Davao specialties that make this quaint city worthy for your next getaway! 1. Diverse and Delightful Davao Food

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No trip is complete without eating what the locals eat, and in Davao, it’s a gastronomic adventure. The mouthwatering “pakfry” (fried tuna tail in pickled sauce) at Palo Vince Restaurant is to die for, or drop by the famous Marina Tuna to sample the freshness of seafood through signature dishes like “kinilaw” (citrus-marinated raw tuna spiced with chili) or “tuna panga” (grilled fish jaws).

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You cannot visit Davao without having a fruit feast. You can find durian almost anywhere in Davao as the city is known to serve creamy durians all year long, so much so that it has even earned the nickname, “the durian capital of the Philippines.” The sweet pomelos are worthy for a try as well as they are readily available everywhere at a really cheap price.

2. Blissful Retreat to the Beautiful Beaches

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Escape the crowd in Boracay and dive into peaceful paradise in Davao’s beautiful beaches, mostly centered around Samal Island - a 15-min boat ride away from the bustling Davao city. Located in the middle of Davao Gulf, Samal is blessed with a number of gorgeous sandy beaches with crystal blue waters and tranquil landscapes of the gulf from all directions.

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Live the relaxing beach life at one of the luxurious beach resorts, the Pearl Farm Resort. The beach is one of the country’s finest, and the exceptional amenities are worth what you pay for. While you’re there, chill at the Parola Bar, a two-storey bar that opens your vision to infinity views of the clear blue waters.

3. Immerse Yourself In Vibrant Pinoy Cultural Festivals

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One of the main attractions in Davao is their festivals. Every year, two main festivals become the highlight of Davao city: Araw Ng Dabaw in mid-March, and especially Kadatawan (held during the third week of every August). This is the most popular time of the year to visit Davao, as festival goers flood the city in August to partake in the vibrant celebration of life, where locals give thanks to the gods for the bountiful harvest and peaceful living. Araw ng Davao is another vibrant feast, where multicultural Davaoeños celebrate the people’s oneness and unity. The seven-day festival is packed with action where trade fairs and cultural exhibitions crowd.

4. Relaxing Retreat in the Mountains of Eden

Many people are fans of beaches but some people prefer the mountains. If you are the latter, then Eden is the place to be. It is a mountain resort located at 807 meters above sea level, offering a chilling retreat away from the city and indulgence in nature’s treasures, such as rich gardens of organic produce, flower gardens, tropical flora and lush greenery.

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Eden Nature Park is not just a place for relaxation but fun and adventure too. The resort offers plenty of exciting outdoor activities for people who seek for thrill. Embark onto an adventure as you trek down the Mountain Trail; feel the gushing air when you experience rope gliding or their signature 200-meters ziplining known as Sky Rider. Craving for an adrenaline rush? Try SkySwing, where you get hoisted 24 meters above the ground and swing in the sky – literally!

5. Explore the Breadth and Depths of Davao’s Natural Landscapes

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Davao boasts a wealth of picturesque natural landscapes untampered by modern development, leaving wild forests, rugged mountains and wonderful waters inviting for an adventurous exploration. Its wealth of natural attractions also opens up to a plethora of outdoor activities for those who want to get up and close with Mother Nature.

Perhaps Davao’s most iconic natural wonder will be Mount Apo, the highest mountain peak in Philippines as tall as 3,144 meters above sea level. Mount Apo gains so much respect and honor from the Filipinos that it is commonly acknowledged as the “King of Philippine Peaks”, and is even one of the highest mountains in Southeast Asia. A thrillseeker at heart who loves a hike? Come conquer the heights and enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views and the divine sight of the sunrise!

If you need another reason to convince yourself that Davao is the next destination to be, know that AirAsia has launched a new route directly to Davao from Kuala Lumpur! To celebrate the launch, AirAsia is having a one-week promo where flights to Davao is only RM169. Book between now and 6 August 2017 to travel between 21 December 2017 till 25 February 2018.

Find your flight to Davao here.

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jebbylpt29 · 4 years

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ORCA Volleyball Club Araw ng Dabaw League. . . . #Family #TeamORCA #Pitik #fridaythe13th #teamtausug💪 #teamlemaperu #teamwork #fridaynightfeast #labanlang👊 (at Doña Vicenta Village) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9rf8b9HghWEPOmECsWcX1239mRyr4iMU4edK80/?igshid=1uu82q3jne31f

#family #teamorca #pitik #fridaythe13th #teamtausug💪#teamlemaperu #teamwork #fridaynightfeast #labanlang👊

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travelwithgraceyu · 4 years

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March 14-16, 2019 | Davao

Click each photo to see what I did during the time it was taken.

Check the video of the December Avenue concert over here.

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talpolano · 4 years

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Kadayawan! Kadayawan! este HAPPY Araw ng Dabaw! :) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9MWntoJSljyW1nuaRh3TXn8I6odB1q8PKglvk0/?igshid=g1gw3stn7ynf

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superlovebelle17 · 4 years

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Monday, Mar 16

“Araw Ng Dabaw” is a city-wide celebration for the anniversary of Davao City on 16 March which attracts both local and foreign visitors. Events begin several days before the anniversary, including the famous Mutya ng Davao beauty contest on the 15th at the Davao City Recreational Center. On the 16th there is a Civic Parade starting early in the morning.

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pateeeeek · 4 years

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Araw ng Davao Festival Sun, 15 Mar, 11:00 pm – Mon, 16 Mar, 10:59 pm “Araw Ng Dabaw” is a city-wide celebration for the anniversary of Davao City on 16 March which attracts both local and foreign visitors. Events begin several days before the anniversary, including the famous Mutya ng Davao beauty contest on the 15th at the Davao City Recreational Center. On the 16th there is a Civic Parade starting early in the morning.

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