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11 June, 2011

Most Interesting Blog Winners

Here's the winners for my Most Interesting Blog Award Contest! Please contact me to confirm your email address.

Congratulations to the following winners:

Ang Dami mong Pasumangil sa Buhay : Salarin
Upod na Lapis : Pinay Scandal
Laslasero : Bakit naglalaslas ang Emo

Here's the Poll Result:

Thanks ever so much for joining. I am inviting you once again to my current blog contest .com Your Blog! Good Luck.

05 June, 2011

My Top Emerging Influential Blogs

I am proud to announce my Top Emerging Influential blog.

Thanks to Ms Janette Toral for her 5th year on this project that seeks in identifying new and emerging blogs who are making an impact to its readers. Visit the Influential Blogger.

Congratulations and Thank You.

Make More Money Online - A collection of online opportunities and money-making guidelines.
Halojin - Like many other websites, www.halojin.com is very informative and can really rely on news, promos and contests.
The Backpackman - I was so fascinated about everything and everywhere he goes on travel.
Opinyoneyted - Keeps blog updated all the time, very friendly and very happy person that reflects to me to do the same.
One Acre of Diamond - Stories of OFW abroad, lots of lessons will learned upon reading each posts.
Cebu MD - Mixed of medical, personal, reviews and events.
Blogging Tips - Blogging stories to inspire you to become a successful blogger.
RizalPark.Org - Very timely especially with Rizal at 150 coming up. It brings back Rizal, our country's national hero to our national consciousness.
BLOG-PH - is an up-and-coming lifestyle blog own by JayL Aquino.
Crumpylicious Blog - a personal blog about our discoveries, insights and encounter.

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03 May, 2011

Most Interesting Blog Award Contest

So, I believe this contest is an increasing source of Most Interesting and Inspirational Blogs. Thus, I warmly invite you all to come along and tell us about your most interesting blog post!

ENTRY FORM | POST ENTRIES | VOTE HERE

| WINNERS |

Here's how to join:

1. Enter your post and post can be new, old or recycled.
2. Strictly one (1) Blog, one (1) Entry Post only.
3. Can add more post entries in your different blogs.
4. Use the Entry Form provided.
5. Write a quick post about the contest with my Most Interesting Blog Award logo.
6. Ask your friends/bloggers to vote your entry starting May 30, 2011.
7. Will select the Three (3) Winners from the Top 3 Finalist.

Prizes:

The Lucky Top Three (3) will win:

Top 1 - A one year .COM Domain Name
Top 2 - A souvenir T-shirt of Abdul Hakeem
Top 3 - A souvenir Mug of Abdul Hakeem

Guidelines:

1. Open to all Filipino bloggers, post should be written in English or Tagalog.
2. It's a month long submission of entries and 10 days voting period for the Top 3 Finalist Winners.
3. Submission of entries is until May 30, 2011. The announcement of winners will be 3 days after the voting ends on June 10, 2011.
4. Can only submit one (1) blog post for an entry.
5. The Top Three (3) winners will be voted among the bloggers and friends.
6. Domain is transferable, the T-shirt and Mug is convertible to Free Domain. The domain name is one year only and maximum of $15.

Sponsor:

11 April, 2011

Heroes homecoming towards change

PINOY EXPAT/OFW BLOG AWARDS 2011

PEBA’S 2011 THEME RALLIES ON HEROES HOMECOMING TOWARDS CHANGE

Note: The photo of a boy holding a flag is an official entry of Analindenhann from Copenhagen Denmark to the 2010 Pinoy Expats/OFW Blog Awards International Photo Contest

The First Quarter Storm

The first quarter of 2011 is perhaps the most turbulent days of the Overseas Filipino Workers as they witness the political revolution in the Middle East and North Africa where thousands of OFWs were caught in the middle of domestic conflicts in countries such as Egypt, Bahrain, Oman, Yemen, Saudi Arabia and Libya.

Even with these appalling events, Filipinos remain determined to continue following their dreams through migration in order to survive domestic poverty. The world could be cruel and unforgiving but also highly rewarding... because in every struggle, heroes emerge.

Leaving Is Not A Matter of Choice, Coming Back Is

Despite the varied reasons why Filipinos go abroad, nationalism is still evident on the narratives of the 12 million Filipinos scattered all over the world. PEBA has witnessed how OFWs take pride of our Filipino roots, our culture and our race. Filipinos abroad, after they have followed their dreams, have chosen to return, evident on how we are called... "Balikbayan." They return to share their talents, skills and fortunes in an effort to bring change to the families left behind, communities and country. Thus, PEBA 2011 is dedicated to our "balikbayans", the unsung heroes of our time. Their homecoming brings a spark of change to the lives of their loved ones and their homeland. PEBA 2011 honor them with the theme,

"Ako'y Magbabalik, Hatid Ko'y Pagbabago." (I Will Return, I Will Bring Change.)

The PEBA 2011 Challenge

PEBA 2011 will attempt to remind the P-Noy administration to solicit, listen and heed the advice our OFWs who have been the forefront of finding solutions on the world’s most powerful economies. It's about time that instead of concentrating on labor-export policy, this administration start tapping the professional services of OFWs in various areas of expertise in rebuilding our country's infrastructures and basic services by offering them job positions in government offices to be administration partners in nation-building.

We call on our Filipino expatriates around the world to continue their roles as Global Ambassadors of our country in foreign lands by promoting and patronizing our locally-made products, making the Philippines the first stop destination for holidays and investing in the home country. We ask them to teach their children and their foreign spouses on the positive Filipino values and the Filipino language. Let’s be proud of our race, for nationalism knows no time and bounderies.

Expats, OFWs and Bloggers, They’re Heroes That Multiplies

To our Global Filipino bloggers, as the curtain rises for PEBA 2011 in celebration of our nation’s historic "Araw ng Kagitingan"; let us look back on the heroes of La Solidaridad - Rizal, Del Pilar, Ponce, Paterno, Jacinto, Lopez-Jaena , etc. who were the Filipinos reformists in Spain who used instead of the sword to campaign for changes in the Spanish-governed Philippine islands through essays, speeches, news articles, and other literary and journalistic forms. Their efforts ultimately led to the Philippine independence from Spain. Today, PEBA invites our bloggers to write and post topics on "Balikbayan" (Returnees), "Homecoming" and the positive "changes" and benefits it brings to their families, relatives and friends, to the community and to our country, the Philippines.

We call on our bloggers worldwide to share their stories - through essays and anecdotes, literary and journalistic forms, videos and photos on their quest for the real change that they want to be - for their own selves, for their families, communities and country on their plan homecoming or recent “balikbayan” experiences that bring positive change to the lives of their love ones. And to our non-OFW bloggers, we seek your talents to share with us your expectations and memorable experiences gained during the homecoming events of your returning family members, relatives or friends.

Like Rizal, Luna and Ninoy, 12 million OFWs have crossed borders to work, learn culture and technologies abroad in their effort to battle poverty in our courtyard; soon they will return and apply their knowledge and wealth to bring the change they want for their families, relatives, communities and country - for heroes never die, they just multiply.

This season will put a challenge to our Global Filipinos to flex its muscles to show that with the unity of its great numbers, it can be a potent force for political change, that OFWs can stop this culture of corruption, exploitation, and fraud and steer our country to greater heights by participating in a mature political exercise by participating in the Overseas Absentee Voting and joining forums and social organizations abroad that promote Filipino values and socio-economic assistance to OFWs and kababayans back home.

To the private sectors that have economically benefited on the remittances and homecoming spending of the OFW and their families; PEBA calls for your support on the advocacy programs and projects of the Government, LGUs and NGOs that promote values and welfare of the OFWs.

PEBA calls on POEA and OWWA to improve its reintegration program for returning, retiring and displaced OFWs. We ask this administration to restore an estimated 46 percent budget cut to the Department of Foreign Affairs 2012 budget and to increase funds to assist OFWs in Japan and the Middle East countries.

As the quarter storm closes, we prayed and mourned for the loss of our OFW compatriots, Sally, Ramon and Elizabeth who were executed in China. A painful lesson for every Filipinos to be careful and not to allow ourselves to be used as drug couriers.

Hundreds of OFWs are still missing in New Zealand after a devastating earthquake hit the country. In Japan, the horrifying series of earthquakes and tsunami that swept the Japanese shores where hundreds of OFWs are still unaccounted for and the continuing threat of radiation exposure remain an unending nightmare to the survivors.

JOIN NOW HERE. Philippine OFW/Expat Blog Awards 2011

18 January, 2011

Blog Awards

My First Time Abroad
Official Nominee #4 on
Pinoy Blog Awards
OFW Blog Division

Please support my entry I need comments and LIKEs on facebook.

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I would like acknowledge and feature my co-bloggers who gave me the awards.

And I received 4 Stylish Blogger Awards from Four different bloggers. All their blogs are Super Stylish and they have been recipients of the awards themselves, so click on over to check out their style. Thank you Pareng Lhan, Pareng Arjee, Pareng Rommel and to Ka-Swak.

I won't have time to pay-it-forward, but still like to pay-it-back, thus you are all featured here today. Thanks so much!

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Another Award

Certified BRAINFOOD Blog Award

from Nowitzki Tramonto on his

The {Helianthus} Project

Brainiacs: My 25 Favourite Bloggers

THANK YOU PAREKOY!!!

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... and Another Award

The Versatile Blogger Award

from E•M•O•T•E•R•A
and Miss Acidic

Thank you ever so much!

Happy blogging.

03 January, 2011

TABA Awards 2010 for Bloggers

I was nominated as Friendliest Blogger of the Year by Jhiegzh for TABA Awards 2010. I was inspired to nominate also for deserving bloggers who inspire all readers in sharing their brilliant thought and idea through blogging.

And here's my nominees:

Best Personal Post of the Year: Anacleto Cifra Romana,
The Backpack Man For making me more inspired on his every personal post.

Best Blog Design Alexander Catiero,
A Boy Named Xander Make it simple and pleasant to all his readers.

Best Kikay Blog Design Leah
My Taste Treasure Lots of flowers most interestingly for readers.

Friendliest Blogger of the Year Lhan
Notbuk ni Lhan He first introduce to me this awarding body and make friends.

Madramang Blogger of the Year Emotera
EMOTERA Every post makes me think of her.

Best Post of the Year Jhiegzh
Something to Brood Over He nominate me as a Friendliest Blogger, and I can feel it in his post he is true to his self.

In my nominees for TABA Awards 2010, I could make friends to all my co-bloggers by giving them recognition for all their efforts and make blogging fantastic for all.

01 January, 2011

Most Interesting Blog Award

The end of the year is a time when people give away awards for various things, so here are my blog awards for 2010 - not to be taken too seriously!

No trophies, no cheques, no marching bands, just thank you (and all the other bloggers whose stuff I read) for keeping me entertained and making me continue to think.