#UPOU

[unbridledmemories]

The Path Forward, Amidst the Doom

[theoneeyedartist]

Catch us at the UP Fine Arts Gallery!!! April 18 we open our doors straight from the Oblation hall of UPLB!

[caelyohann]

Another milestone. I haven't really feel finishing my Post Grad course in UP, until I have attended this Ceremonial March, went up on stage and shake the hand of the chancelor. #UPOU #upnamingmahal (at Oblation Hall, UPOU Headquarters, Los Baños, Laguna) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl-_W2XyrN1/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jorrated]

we need a fuckhuing fully animated 2d sonic movie.

[kociakarma]

can upou draw...mituner captor

perchance. (this is based off of a super old mituna drawing i made smiles)

[reynanghugot]

alam ko i have so much in my plate rn, but please universe give me a sign to enroll sa upou 🥹✨️🙌🧿

[opera-ghosts]

EDITH WYNNE. The subject of our present pencilling was born at Holywell. She made her debut, as a soprano of no ordinary promise, at the great National Eisteddvod held at Llangollen in 1858. Those who had the good foitune to be at the elithusiastic meetings of that glorious gathering will never forget the sunny little girl in Welsh costume who sang "Clycbau Aberdovey" as she plied her tiny, wee, stock-knitting the while. How she did pour out her very soul in song to be sure, as her clear, silvery notes came flying out of her lips, and went careering around the roof of the spacious pavilion-as if a flight of nightingales was" migrating from earth to btaven It was while that' little girl was retiring, amid a storm of applause, after singing "Aderyo Pur" that tho gentleman seated beside the writer first broke silence. Verre goot," said he, magnifique par Dieu; one grand song. I undeltake one great travel, route entiere from Italy, for to hear this style of du Welsh Shant, and that one song has made repay ali mine expenses." The promising young sungtress of the Llugollen Eisteddvod of 1858 again reappears before her countrymeu upon the platfurm of the Mold Eisteddvod in 1873. But how changed during the interval ! The aspirant for musical fame of 1858 returns in 1873 as a soprano of world-wide celobrity-as a Cantatrke whom the denizens of two Hemispheres have flocked to hear and to applaud. She returns decked with triumphs. But of all the proud wreaths which adorn her brow, the fairest is this-she has never forgotten her native land. Edith Wynne.. has not:—nor its dear old melodies, They were the first companiono of her earlier struggles -the witfie«ses and the assistants of her first triumphs, those old Welsh songs were. There may or there may not be hidden in the inmost recesses of the great Songstress's escritoire some old pebble, or withered heather, or faded flower bud-embleni of this sad or that speiny memury-theie may, or there may not. But the unfinished sock is assuredly there and the knitting needles and just a scrap of an old MS. song, with Un, dati, tri"-(pedwar, worn uut). pump. ckwech-meddai Clychau Aurdovey."No, Edith Wynne has not forgotten her Welsh songs. She still sings her national melodies, with the expression and pronunciation of a native. She never astonishes the Aboriginta with such form of the Welsh words of Aderyn Pur" as the following, which was given at a Penny Keadiug, in the writer's hearing, by a young lady from Liechwedd y Llidiardau, who had been once to Manchester, and twice, by an excursion train, to Birkenhead. Now, the eharw of Edith Wynne's Welsh singing is its correct enunciation. London has not made her forget her Welsh.She can enunciate it as currcctly now as when sbe hrst left her native hills. Not only can, but does; and to say that is to say a good deal. Because it cannot be but that long residence in England, and continued practice in other tongues should, as it dots, mar one's readiness iu an unused foim of speech. But not in Wales only is our heroine a star of whom any people and any land may be proud. A concert or a festival in Loudon or in the English provinces would soarcely be held to te complete,the programme which did cointain the ever welcome and honoured name of Edith Wynne.And whether she sings before Royalty,at a National Eisteddfod own people, she is always the same popular, unaffected, patriotic, honest, "open spirit. Wales has in the presellt day many sons; and daughters of whom she can well atiord to be pruder, but of no one is she prouder than of this chief of song, who casts a lustre alike upou herself aud upon her people by the proud positiou which she holds amoug the" very first of contemporary musical celebrities.—

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Edith Wynne came from a musical family in North Wales, and sho was one of the many famous artistes whose genius was first discovered by Llew Llwyfo, the versatile Welsh bard and musician. Llew heard the future prima donna when she was in her 14th year. This was in an eisteddfod in the neighbourhood of Wrexham, at which Llew was adjudicating. The purity and richness of her voice at once attracted the attention of Llew, and it was mainly at his urgent request that Miss ynne's family were persuaded to train her for a musical career. Having studied for some years at Liverpool, she proceeded to Italy, and at Florence placed herself under the tuition of Romani, and afterwards studied with Signor Vauncini. Her first appearance before a London audience was in 1862, at a concert given by Mr. John Thomas, the Queen's harpist, at which Thalbcrg and the great Jenny Lind were present, and both predicted for her a bright career. She soon established for herself an enviable reputation as a soprano vocalist, and secured triumph after triumph in various parts of the kingdom. In 1871, accompanied by the late Madame Patey, Mr. Santley, and Mr. W. H. Cummings, the present president of the (.uildhall* School of Music, she toured in the United States, and repeated the visit in 1874, when she appeared in Boston at the Handel and Haydn triennial festival. Upon her return she was presented by her countrymen and country- women with a marble bust of herself and a diamond bracelet, the presentation taking place at a concert given by the London Welsh Choral Union. The bust was handed to her by Col. Coruwallis-West, the present Lord-Lieutenant of Denbighshire, and the bracelet—which had on it her eisteddfodic iiom tie pin nit, "Eos Cymru" (The Nightingale of Wales), set in large brilliants—was formally presented to her by the great Sir Watkin, the "Prince in Wales." Edith Wynne, in her day, saug at all the great festivals of the kingdom except that of Worcester, and has on repeated occasions sung at State concerts at Buckingham Palace with Madame Christine Nilsson, Madame Albani, and the late famous contralto, Alboni. Madame Edith Wynne had a brief experience of the stage, for in 1864 she played Lady Mortimer in Henry IV. at Drury-lane for eight weeks. She used to sing each night "Clychau Aberdovey" in Welsh; and on one occasion al a party given at his house shortly belore his death, Charles Dickens remarked to her Miss Wynne, I shall never forget the pleasure you gave me in hearing you sing in Henry the Fourth.' In 1875 she was married at the Chapel Royal, Savoy, to Mr. Aviet Agabeg, an Armenian gentleman who enjoys a lucrative practice as one of the leaders of the Rangoon bar. Madame Agubeg resided in England to superintend the education of her daughter, their only child, who, according to Mr. Frederic (irimths in his Notable Welsh Musicians" gives great prominence of having inherited her mother's talent.

[kitajgorod]

za upou.

[shoodleynoodle]

Sabi ko kagabi ieencode ko na yung sagot ko sa homework dun sa UPOU pero tinatamad talaga ako. Literal na itatype na lang naman. Ahahahaha. Kailangan ko talaga ng study buddy, hindi ko na kayang ipush yung sarili ko na gumawa at feeling ko lagi kaya ko naman na gawin yan lalo na at walang pasok from thursday. Sana ok ka lang, self. xD

[unbridledmemories]

Ascent Towards Light

I sit, ensconced with my comforter in the almost-bare and empty apartment unit, where, for the longest time, since 2022, have been a witness to the changing landscapes of my dreams and visions.  It is here where I decided for myself that it’s finally time to pursue my God-given dreams, and it is also here where I experienced a cold, lingering feeling of anxiety that would spread across my chest…

[madmanagain]

I realized something today, that socmed accounts can help the user let go of the heavy emotions they feel, what I am trying to say is that, I am not just sharing this here all of my madness, but also something that scares me, or something that worries me. So, what I did today was apply for a graduate program at University of the Philippines Open University. I’m taking up Social Work, I almost did not catch it because the program was already reached its deadline. I was talking with the admin at the UPOU when he said, the deadline of submission for the program was last September 30, 2023. And I was 2 days late, so I let a sigh out of frustration and the other person in the line said that he was willing to help me as long as I have a student portal, which I have because I made an account before calling their contact number. I was very lucky knowing that the person on the other line opened the course just for me, and I did not waste my time but go for it. He has given me two days to settle down all my requirements but I did finish my application after almost 2 hours. And after I paid for a little fee (application fee), it says “For review”. I am a bit worried if they will let me in or not. But I hope they do.

[kpop-locks]

Karen vc pode disponibilizar as suas locks por favor ❤?

ainda vai ser postado bem, a babi upou depois que a karen mandou a perso no grupo

[caelyohann]

Diploma is out. #upou (at UP Open University, Los Banos, Laguna) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cl-ImFESAns/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[saltcover]

“Piada” criada neste blog vira realidade?...

O SBT upou no YouTube a música “Silvio Santos Vem Aí” na versão do programa especial de 60 anos, executada por uma banda profissional (tipo a saudosa do Faustão) e que foi chamada de Banda Silvio Santos. Quando faleceu o Lombardi, fizemos textos a respeito, falando que ele era o baixista do Grupo Silvio Santos (entendeu? Grupo, banda, rs) Inclusive, meu antigo emprego ficava perto do Teatro Imprensa e outros prédios do GSS, além de um prédio do Banco PanAmericano que chegou a aparecer na novela Chiquititas (a clássica). Aliás, me lembro desde criança do letreiro na lateral do prédio com os famosos SS hexagonais - e que eu fique sabendo só no século XXI que já foram usados em câmeras e microfones do que seria mais tarde o SBT. (EDIT - Eu não sabia que essa versão da música não é só a dos 60 anos, mas é o tema atual do PSS, mais conhecido como Patrícia Santos Show, digo :P)

[imodekurita]

do you need a dog? do upou need it to baek bark???

[diwangpalaboy]

DS 123

1. integrative medicine 2. health, heal, holistic 3. political economy of health 4. primary health care 5. One health 6. diabetes + HIV-AIDS + depression 7. nurse migration 8. ‘grandmother’s disease’ 9. passenger, passageway, power, ___ 10. Rudolf Virchow 11. care for the ___! 12. ‘syndemic’ 13. ‘twindemic’ 14. five-star physician 15. water, sanitation and hygiene 16. risk 17. History 5 18. U5M 19. system-induced disasters 20. DIH, MIH 21. hidden victims 22. lactation activism 23. food poverty 24. NCD 25. labas-loob-lalim 26. digital grief 27. “from danger zone to death zone” 28. “bopis district” 29. CHDP 30. health communication a. triple burden of disease b. biomedicine + ethnomedicine c. threat + vulnerability d. psychological support e. TB-HIV f. “whole” g. COVID-TB  h. care workers i. nutrition, sanitation, immunization, etc. j. public health, environmental health, animal health k. under five mortality l. Prof RSE Legaspi m. WASH n.  clinician-researcher-educator-manager-social mobilizer o. Kasaysayan ng Kalusugan sa Pilipinas p. health workers, disaster responders, field reporters q. social medicine r. DS 141 s. diabesity, obesogenic society, complex emergencies t. FMDS UPOU u. TSEK (NNC) v. ‘kaninbaw’, ‘pagpag’, ‘botcha’ w. “sinikmuraan, sinisikmura, hindi masikmura” x. atake sa puso, atake sa utak y. HIV-AIDS z. Prof NPH Sapalo aa. “ilalim ng tulay tungong liblib na lugar na walang oportunidad sa empleo” bb. Prof Adeva, Prof Agbayani, Prof Pulumbarit, Prof Recio cc. Lung Center, Heart Center, NKTI dd. MagNaMarTe