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#LIFE CHANGING LITERATURE.#WHERE IS THE ART.#WHERE ARE THE FICS.#DO I HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING MYSELF!?!?!??! AGAIN!!?!?!??!?#yes.#the spear cuts through water#simon jimenez#when simon jimenez wrote this one's for me he also meant me as well.#i am being so fr#my art#fanart#art#illustration#if anybody cares jun's sword is a panabas and his mask is based off of filipino dinagyang masks
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Dinagyang Dances On: Back-to-Back Victory at Aliwan Fiesta 2024
I recently had the privilege of attending the vibrant Aliwan Fiesta 2024 hosted by the Manila Broadcasting Company. The atmosphere crackled with energy as diverse cultural groups from across the Philippines converged to showcase their heritage through dance, music, and stunning costumes. A Feast for the Senses Aliwan Fiesta 2024 The grand parade was a visual spectacle. Adorned in elaborate…
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#Aliwan Fiesta#Aliwan Fiesta 2024#Cultural festival#Dinagyang Festival#Filipino Heritage#Manila Events#Philippine festivals#Philippines Culture#street dance competition#Travel Philippines
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filipino miku anyone? 🇵🇭💥
did a dinagyang version of her since it's specific to my hometown 🙂↕️
#artists on tumblr#digital artist#hatsune miku#miku#filipino miku#art#hatsune fanart#hatsune miku art#im too lazy to add tags womp womp
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An original na’avi portrait inspired by my Visayan culture + festivals!
1. Masskara festival
The smiling masks used in the festival were a declaration of Bacolod locals' resilience in the face of challenges and tragedy, prompting the city to become known as the “City of Smiles.
2. Dinagyang Festival
Is one of the biggest and world-class festivals in the Philippines. It traces the history of devotion to the Holy Child Jesus popularly known to Filipino devotees as Sr. Sto.
#@/dawormkid on insta is the OP!#visayan#masskara#filipino#avatar 2#atwow#avatar#neteyam#anounete#ao’nung#neteyam sully#sully#headcannon#metkayina#omatikaya#hc#jake sully#kiri#avatar the way of water
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im so upsettt!!!! ive never experienced any major philippine festival!!! i wanna experience dinagyang!!! ati-atihan!!! panagbenga!!! pahiyas, sinulog, maskara, moriones, higantes, kadayawan!!!
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probably can't post part 3 today, because me & my family r having a mini fam reunion and celebrating sad2 (iloilo dinagyang) sorry! but I'll try updating today!!
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BINI post-Sinulog. We are excited for Dinagyang and UP Fair next!
#music#BINI#ppop rise#Bini aiah#Bini colet#Bini maloi#Bini gwen#Bini stacey#Bini mikha#Bini jhoanna#Bini sheena#OPM#Aiah Arceta#Colet Vergara#Maloi Ricalde#Gwen Apuli#Stacey Sevilleja#Mikha Lim#Jhoanna Robles#Sheena Catacutan
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Alexie Mae Brooks Boosts Barangay Tourism
Could a beauty queen help transform local tourism? In Iloilo, the provincial government is banking on it. Crowned Miss Eco International Philippines 2025, Alexie Mae Brooks has been appointed as the ambassador for the "Turista sa Barangay" program, aimed at developing barangays into bustling community venues for tourism.
Launching a New Tourism Initiative
The "Turista sa Barangay" program, announced by Governor Arthur Defensor Jr., is set to launch soon, with Brooks leading the charge. Defensor emphasized the importance of this program, highlighting its goal to turn barangays into hubs of tourism activities and points of care for tourists visiting Iloilo. "Congratulations to Alexie. Very timely that we have an ambassador for tourism. We want to institute Turista sa Barangay, a program to develop the barangay as a community venue for tourism events and activities," Defensor said. The Role of Barangays in Tourism Barangays, as the smallest administrative divisions in the Philippines, are pivotal in this initiative. The plan involves preparing residents to serve as the front line for tourism, thereby creating livelihood opportunities and fostering community development. Defensor stated, "We engage the beneficiary as the front line. We want Alexie to be the front line here as we sell Iloilo in the new approach for our tourism." This initiative underscores the strategic shift towards community-based tourism, leveraging the unique cultural and natural assets of each barangay to attract visitors and stimulate economic growth.
Alexie Mae Brooks: From Beauty Queen to Tourism Ambassador
Alexie Mae Brooks, a 22-year-old resident of Leon municipality, has a decorated pageant history. She represented Iloilo City in the Miss Universe Philippines pageant and was crowned Miss Iloilo during the 2024 Dinagyang Festival. Her new role as the "Turista sa Barangay" ambassador aligns her public presence with a cause close to her heart – promoting her home province. The Cultural Significance of the Dinagyang Festival The Dinagyang Festival, where Brooks earned her Miss Iloilo title, is a cornerstone of Iloilo's cultural identity. Celebrated annually, it honors the Santo Niño (Holy Child Jesus) and commemorates the arrival of Malay settlers and their pact with the indigenous Ati people. Religious and Cultural Celebrations The festival, originating in 1968, features vibrant street dancing, music, and performances by Ati tribe warriors. It blends religious devotion with cultural heritage, making it a profound expression of Ilonggo faith and identity. Event Description Religious Significance Celebration honoring the Santo Niño, highlighting the devotion to Sto. Niño de Cebu. Cultural Significance Commemorates the pact between Malay settlers and indigenous Ati people. Major Highlights Ati Tribe Competition, Kasadyahan Festival, Miss Dinagyang pageant.
Governor Defensor’s Vision
Governor Defensor's vision for "Turista sa Barangay" involves integrating these cultural elements into the tourism strategy, ensuring that visitors experience the rich heritage of Iloilo. Defensor noted, "We are working on the executive order and hope to sign it this weekend." The Road Ahead for Iloilo’s Tourism The appointment of Alexie Mae Brooks as the "Turista sa Barangay" ambassador marks a significant step towards a more community-centric tourism model. Her influence and popularity are expected to draw attention to Iloilo’s diverse offerings, from its festivals to its local attractions. A Bright Future for Barangay-Based Tourism With the "Turista sa Barangay" program, Iloilo is set to redefine its tourism landscape, focusing on grassroots involvement and showcasing its cultural richness. As Alexie Mae Brooks takes on her new role, the synergy between her ambassadorial duties and Iloilo’s tourism goals promises to create a lasting impact on the province's economic and cultural development. Sources: THX News & Philippine News Agency. Read the full article
#AlexieMaeBrooks#barangaytourism#communitytourism#DinagyangFestival#eco-tourismIloilo#Iloiloattractions#Iloiloculturalheritage#Iloilotourism#SantoNiñofestival#thxnews
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https://www.camella.com.ph/everything-you-should-know-about-dinagyang-festival
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Ang Sining ng Pahinga: Mga Pag-aaliw ng mga Pilipino sa Labas
Sa siksikang arkipelago ng Pilipinas, ang pag-aaliw ay nagtataglay ng maraming makulay na anyo, na nagpapakita ng kayamanan ng kultura at tradisyon ng mga Pilipino. Mula sa mapayapang mga beach retreats hanggang sa masiglang kultural na mga pista, nagpamaster ang mga Pilipino ng sining ng pahinga, na nag-aalok ng iba't ibang mga aktibidad na nakakaakit sa mga lokal at bisita.
Isa sa mga kahalintulad na pag-aaliw ng mga Pilipino ay ang pag-explore sa kagandahan ng mga beach at isla ng bansa. Sa higit sa 7,000 isla na pagpipilianan, bawat isa ay nag-aalok ng kani-kanilang natatanging kagandahan, na pumapabor sa mga taong mahilig sa beach.
Kung paglalambing sa puting buhangin ng Boracay, snorkeling sa malinaw na tubig ng Palawan, o surfing sa mga alon ng Siargao, walang kakulangan sa mga mapayapang lugar upang magpahinga at magpakasaya sa araw.
Sa kabila ng mga likas na ganda, ang Pilipinas ay tahanan din ng isang masiglang kultural na scene, na may mga pista na nagdiriwang ng lahat mula sa musika at sayaw hanggang sa pagkain at relihiyosong tradisyon. Isa sa mga pista ay ang Ati-Atihan Festival sa Kalibo, Aklan, na kilala bilang "Ina ng Lahat ng mga Pista sa Pilipinas".
Sa panahong ito ng isang linggong pagdiriwang, ang mga lansangan ay nabubuhay sa makulay na parada, tradisyunal na musika, at nakakabighaning kasuotan habang binibigyang-pugay ang Santo Niño.
Gayundin, ang Sinulog Festival sa Cebu at ang Dinagyang Festival sa Iloilo ay kilala sa kanilang masiglang mga street performance at masayang atmospera, na bumibighani ng mga magsasaya mula sa malalayong lugar.
Para sa mga naghahanap ng mas tahimik na karanasan, nag-aalok ang Pilipinas ng maraming mga pag-aaliw na nagbibigay ng isang sulyap sa kayamanan ng kultura ng bansa. Isa sa mga ito ay ang pagsasarap sa tradisyonal na lutuing Pilipino, na mayroong kasing dami ng mga isla. Mula sa masarap na adobo at sinigang hanggang sa nakakatakam na lechon at halo-halo, ang lutuing Pilipino ay isang nakakatakam na kombinasyon ng mga lasa na nakaapekto sa siglo ng kalakalan at kolonisasyon.
Sa mga nagdaang taon, ang pagtaas ng online entertainment ay naging isang popular na libangan sa mga Pilipino, kung saan marami ang lumilipat sa online casinos para sa isang nakapangingibabaw na karanasan sa palaro.
Isang kilalang platform ay ang 55BMW, na nag-aalok ng malawak na hanay ng mga laro sa casino at kapanapanabik na mga promosyon na pumapabor sa parehong mga baguhan at mga beterano sa sugal. Sa kaginhawahan ng paglalaro mula sa kahit saan na may internet connection, ang mga online casino ay naging isang kaginhawahan at nakakatuwang paraan para sa mga Pilipino upang magpahinga at subukan ang kanilang swerte sa kanilang mga paboritong laro.
Sa buod, ang sining ng pahinga sa Pilipinas ay umaabot sa malayo sa kanyang mabuhangin na mga dalampasigan at masasayang kalsada. Ito ay naglalaman ng isang magkakaibang tapestry ng mga karanasan na nagdiriwang ng likas na kagandahan, kultural na pamana, at modernong mga pagtatangka, ginagawa itong isang tunay na di-malilimutang destinasyon para sa mga naghahanap ng pahinga mula sa buong mundo.
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Christa McAuliffe Day
Clash Day
Daisy Day
Data Privacy Day
Data Protection Day (EU)
Double Daisy Day (Flower of the Day)
Global Community Engagement Day
Gone-ta-Pott Day [every 28th]
Great Mental Health Day (UK)
International Data Privacy & Protection Day
International Lego Day
International Make Your Point Day
International Mobilization Day Against Nuclear War
International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day
Jackhammer Day
January Revolution and National Police Day (Egypt)
José Marti Memorial Day (Cuba)
Juan Felipe Day (Philippines)
King’s Name Day (Sweden)
Love Among the Nations Day
Make Your Point Day
National Amy Day
National Army Day (Armenia)
National Day to Combat Modern Slave Labor (Brazil)
National Film Day (Argentina)
National Gift of the Ladybug Day
National Kazoo Day
National Pediatrician Day
National Spieling Day
National Tina Day
Number Please Day
Paul Jackson Pollock Day
Pop Art Day
Poplar Day (French Republic)
Rattlesnake Roundup Day
Science Day (Belarus)
Serendipity Day [also 1.18]
Telephone Exchange Day
Thank a Plugin Developer Day
Welcome Home the Heroes from Iraq Day (St. Louis, Missouri)
World Day for the Abolition of Meat Day
World Lewy Body Dementia Day
Youth Climate Action Day (Indiana)
Food & Drink Celebrations
National Blueberry Pancake Day
4th & Last Sunday in January
Child Labor Day [4th Sunday]
Clean Out Your Email Inbox Week begins [Sunday of Last Full Week]
Dinagyang (Philippines) [4th Sunday]
Homeless Sunday (UK) [4th Sunday]
International Internet-Free Day [Last Sunday]
National Bible Sunday (Philippines) [Last Sunday]
National Holocaust Memorial Day (Ireland) [Sunday closest to 27th]
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday [Sunday closest to 22nd]
Septuagesina Sunday [4th Sunday]
World Leprosy Day [Last Sunday]
Independence & Related Days
Democracy Day (Rwanda)
Roschfallen (Declared; 2014) [unrecognized]
Festivals Beginning January 28, 2024
BRAFA Art Fair (Brussels, Belgium) [thru 2.4]
Carnival of Cento (Cento, Italy) [thru 2.25]
Carnival of Forano della Chiana (Forano della Chiana, Italy) [thru 2.25]
Filmfare Awards (Mumbai, India)
Historic Bethlehem Winter Restaurant (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania) [thru 2.3]
Winter Seed Conference (Nashville, Tennessee) [thru 1.30]
Feast Days
Agnes (Christian; Saint)
Alan Funt Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Alice Neel (Artology)
Amadeus of Lausanne (Christian; Saint)
The Apocalypse (Pastafarian)
Black Pepper with Everything Day (Pastafarian)
Charlemagne (Christian; Saint)
Claes Oldenburg (Artology)
Colette (Writerism)
Cyril of Alexandria (Christian; Saint)
Day of Rules: Eunomia’s Day (Pagan)
Ernie (Muppetism)
Every Man’s Day (a.k.a. Rénrì 人日; China) [7th Day of 1st Lunar Month]
Fearn (Alder; Tree of Pre-Eminent Lineage; Celtic Book of Days)
Glastian of Scotland (Christian; Saint)
Jackson Pollock (Artology)
John of Reomay (Christian; Saint)
Joseph Freinademetz (Christian; Saint)
Julian of Cuenca (Christian; Saint)
Margaret, Princess of Hungary (Christian; Saint)
Muhammad (Positivist; Saint)
Paulinus of Aquileia (Christian; Saint)
Peter Nolasco (Christian; Saint)
Peter Thomas (Christian; Saint)
Thomas Aquinas (Christian; Saint)
Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinions (Christian; Martyrs)
Valerius (Christian; Saint)
Witch’s Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Fortunate Day (Pagan) [6 of 53]
Lucky Day (Philippines) [5 of 71]
Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]
Umu Limnu (Evil Day; Babylonian Calendar; 5 of 60)
Premieres
Amphigorey, by Edward Gorey (Illustrated Book; 1972)
Blue Valentine (Film; 2011)
Boobs in the Woods (WB LT Cartoon; 1950)
College (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon; 1931)
Cryptozoo (Animated Film; 2021)
Dope (Film; 2015)
The Duck Hunt (Disney Cartoon; 1932)
The Flat of the Land or A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moose (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S5, Ep. 251; 1964)
Flee (Animated Film; 2021)
Hamateur Night (WB MM Cartoon; 1939)
How to Be a Sailor (Disney Cartoon; 1944)
The Ice Age: Adventures of Buck Wild (Animated Film; 2020)
I’m Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover, by Jean Goldkette (Song; 1927)
The Invisible Monster (Animated TV Show;Jonny Quest #20; 1965)
It’s an Ill Will (WB LT Cartoon; 1939)
The Last of Chéri, by Colette (Novel; 1926)
La Vie Commence Demain (Film; 1951) [1st X-Rated Film]
Mack the Knife or Operation: Moose (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S5, Ep. 252; 1964)
The Mechanic (Film; 2011)
The Moonflower Vine, by Jetta Carleton (Novel; 1962)
Mr. Spaceship, by Philip K. Dick (Short Story; 1953)
My Cherie Amour, by Stevie Wonder (Song; 1969)
Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen (Novel; 1813) [#2]
Red Rock West (Film; 1994)
Scratch a Tiger (Ant and the Aardvark Cartoon; 1970)
Seal Skinners, featuring The Captain and the Kids (MGM Cartoon; 1939)
The Shining, by Stephen King (Novel; 1977)
A Silent Voice (Anime Film; 2019)
Sissy Sheriff (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1967)
Sullivan’s Travels (Film; 1942)
Tales of the South Pacific, by James A. Michener (Short Stories; 1947)
Too Hop To Handle (WB LT Cartoon; 1956)
The Vacuum Gun, Parts 3 & 4 (Underdog Cartoon, S3, Eps. 35 & 36; 1967)
We Are the World, recorded by Supergroup USA for Africa (Song; 1985)
Today’s Name Days
Caroline, Karoline, Manfred, Thomas (Austria)
Toma, Tomislav (Croatia)
Otýlie (Czech Republic)
Carolus, Karl, Magnus (Denmark)
Kaarel, Kaarli, Kaaro, Kalle, Karel, Karl, Karli, Karro (Estonia)
Kaarle, Kaarlo, Kalle, Mies (Finland)
Manfred, Thomas (France)
Karl, Karolina, Manfred, Thomas (Germany)
Haris, Palladios (Greece)
Karola, Károly (Hungary)
Tommaso, Valerio (Italy)
Kārlis, Spodris (Latvia)
Gedautas, Leonidas, Nijolė (Lithuania)
Karl, Karoline (Norway)
Agnieszka, Augustyn, Flawian, Ildefons, Julian, Karol, Leonidas, Piotr, Radomir, Roger, Waleriusz (Poland)
Efrem, Iacob, Paladie (Romania)
Alfonz (Slovakia)
Tomás (Spain)
Karl, Karla (Sweden)
Edward (Ukraine)
Carlotta, Charleen, Charlene, Charlotta, Charlotte, Charmaine, Manfred (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 28 of 2024; 338 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 7 of week 4 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Luis (Rowan) [Day 8 of 28]
Chinese: Month 12 (Yi-Chou), Day 18 Xin-Mao()
Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)
Hebrew: 18 Shevat 5784
Islamic: 17 Rajab 1445
J Cal: 28 White; Sevenday [28 of 30]
Julian: 15 January 2024
Moon: 92%: Waning Gibbous
Positivist: 28 Moses (1st Month) [Muhammad)
Runic Half Month: Elhaz (Elk) [Day 4 of 15]
Season: Winter (Day 39 of 89)
Zodiac: Capricorn (Day 7 of 28)
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Holidays 1.29
Holidays
Christa McAuliffe Day
Clash Day
Daisy Day
Data Privacy Day
Data Protection Day (EU)
Double Daisy Day (Flower of the Day)
Global Community Engagement Day
Gone-ta-Pott Day [every 28th]
Great Mental Health Day (UK)
International Data Privacy & Protection Day
International Lego Day
International Make Your Point Day
International Mobilization Day Against Nuclear War
International Reducing CO2 Emissions Day
Jackhammer Day
January Revolution and National Police Day (Egypt)
José Marti Memorial Day (Cuba)
Juan Felipe Day (Philippines)
King’s Name Day (Sweden)
Love Among the Nations Day
Make Your Point Day
National Amy Day
National Army Day (Armenia)
National Day to Combat Modern Slave Labor (Brazil)
National Film Day (Argentina)
National Gift of the Ladybug Day
National Kazoo Day
National Pediatrician Day
National Spieling Day
National Tina Day
Number Please Day
Paul Jackson Pollock Day
Pop Art Day
Poplar Day (French Republic)
Rattlesnake Roundup Day
Science Day (Belarus)
Serendipity Day [also 1.18]
Telephone Exchange Day
Thank a Plugin Developer Day
Welcome Home the Heroes from Iraq Day (St. Louis, Missouri)
World Day for the Abolition of Meat Day
World Lewy Body Dementia Day
Youth Climate Action Day (Indiana)
Food & Drink Celebrations
National Blueberry Pancake Day
4th & Last Sunday in January
Child Labor Day [4th Sunday]
Clean Out Your Email Inbox Week begins [Sunday of Last Full Week]
Dinagyang (Philippines) [4th Sunday]
Homeless Sunday (UK) [4th Sunday]
International Internet-Free Day [Last Sunday]
National Bible Sunday (Philippines) [Last Sunday]
National Holocaust Memorial Day (Ireland) [Sunday closest to 27th]
Sanctity of Human Life Sunday [Sunday closest to 22nd]
Septuagesina Sunday [4th Sunday]
World Leprosy Day [Last Sunday]
Independence & Related Days
Democracy Day (Rwanda)
Roschfallen (Declared; 2014) [unrecognized]
Festivals Beginning January 28, 2024
BRAFA Art Fair (Brussels, Belgium) [thru 2.4]
Carnival of Cento (Cento, Italy) [thru 2.25]
Carnival of Forano della Chiana (Forano della Chiana, Italy) [thru 2.25]
Filmfare Awards (Mumbai, India)
Historic Bethlehem Winter Restaurant (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania) [thru 2.3]
Winter Seed Conference (Nashville, Tennessee) [thru 1.30]
Feast Days
Agnes (Christian; Saint)
Alan Funt Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Alice Neel (Artology)
Amadeus of Lausanne (Christian; Saint)
The Apocalypse (Pastafarian)
Black Pepper with Everything Day (Pastafarian)
Charlemagne (Christian; Saint)
Claes Oldenburg (Artology)
Colette (Writerism)
Cyril of Alexandria (Christian; Saint)
Day of Rules: Eunomia’s Day (Pagan)
Ernie (Muppetism)
Every Man’s Day (a.k.a. Rénrì 人日; China) [7th Day of 1st Lunar Month]
Fearn (Alder; Tree of Pre-Eminent Lineage; Celtic Book of Days)
Glastian of Scotland (Christian; Saint)
Jackson Pollock (Artology)
John of Reomay (Christian; Saint)
Joseph Freinademetz (Christian; Saint)
Julian of Cuenca (Christian; Saint)
Margaret, Princess of Hungary (Christian; Saint)
Muhammad (Positivist; Saint)
Paulinus of Aquileia (Christian; Saint)
Peter Nolasco (Christian; Saint)
Peter Thomas (Christian; Saint)
Thomas Aquinas (Christian; Saint)
Thyrsus, Leucius, and Callinions (Christian; Martyrs)
Valerius (Christian; Saint)
Witch’s Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Fortunate Day (Pagan) [6 of 53]
Lucky Day (Philippines) [5 of 71]
Taian (大安 Japan) [Lucky all day.]
Umu Limnu (Evil Day; Babylonian Calendar; 5 of 60)
Premieres
Amphigorey, by Edward Gorey (Illustrated Book; 1972)
Blue Valentine (Film; 2011)
Boobs in the Woods (WB LT Cartoon; 1950)
College (Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Cartoon; 1931)
Cryptozoo (Animated Film; 2021)
Dope (Film; 2015)
The Duck Hunt (Disney Cartoon; 1932)
The Flat of the Land or A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moose (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S5, Ep. 251; 1964)
Flee (Animated Film; 2021)
Hamateur Night (WB MM Cartoon; 1939)
How to Be a Sailor (Disney Cartoon; 1944)
The Ice Age: Adventures of Buck Wild (Animated Film; 2020)
I’m Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover, by Jean Goldkette (Song; 1927)
The Invisible Monster (Animated TV Show;Jonny Quest #20; 1965)
It’s an Ill Will (WB LT Cartoon; 1939)
The Last of Chéri, by Colette (Novel; 1926)
La Vie Commence Demain (Film; 1951) [1st X-Rated Film]
Mack the Knife or Operation: Moose (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S5, Ep. 252; 1964)
The Mechanic (Film; 2011)
The Moonflower Vine, by Jetta Carleton (Novel; 1962)
Mr. Spaceship, by Philip K. Dick (Short Story; 1953)
My Cherie Amour, by Stevie Wonder (Song; 1969)
Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen (Novel; 1813) [#2]
Red Rock West (Film; 1994)
Scratch a Tiger (Ant and the Aardvark Cartoon; 1970)
Seal Skinners, featuring The Captain and the Kids (MGM Cartoon; 1939)
The Shining, by Stephen King (Novel; 1977)
A Silent Voice (Anime Film; 2019)
Sissy Sheriff (Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1967)
Sullivan’s Travels (Film; 1942)
Tales of the South Pacific, by James A. Michener (Short Stories; 1947)
Too Hop To Handle (WB LT Cartoon; 1956)
The Vacuum Gun, Parts 3 & 4 (Underdog Cartoon, S3, Eps. 35 & 36; 1967)
We Are the World, recorded by Supergroup USA for Africa (Song; 1985)
Today’s Name Days
Caroline, Karoline, Manfred, Thomas (Austria)
Toma, Tomislav (Croatia)
Otýlie (Czech Republic)
Carolus, Karl, Magnus (Denmark)
Kaarel, Kaarli, Kaaro, Kalle, Karel, Karl, Karli, Karro (Estonia)
Kaarle, Kaarlo, Kalle, Mies (Finland)
Manfred, Thomas (France)
Karl, Karolina, Manfred, Thomas (Germany)
Haris, Palladios (Greece)
Karola, Károly (Hungary)
Tommaso, Valerio (Italy)
Kārlis, Spodris (Latvia)
Gedautas, Leonidas, Nijolė (Lithuania)
Karl, Karoline (Norway)
Agnieszka, Augustyn, Flawian, Ildefons, Julian, Karol, Leonidas, Piotr, Radomir, Roger, Waleriusz (Poland)
Efrem, Iacob, Paladie (Romania)
Alfonz (Slovakia)
Tomás (Spain)
Karl, Karla (Sweden)
Edward (Ukraine)
Carlotta, Charleen, Charlene, Charlotta, Charlotte, Charmaine, Manfred (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 28 of 2024; 338 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 7 of week 4 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Luis (Rowan) [Day 8 of 28]
Chinese: Month 12 (Yi-Chou), Day 18 Xin-Mao()
Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)
Hebrew: 18 Shevat 5784
Islamic: 17 Rajab 1445
J Cal: 28 White; Sevenday [28 of 30]
Julian: 15 January 2024
Moon: 92%: Waning Gibbous
Positivist: 28 Moses (1st Month) [Muhammad)
Runic Half Month: Elhaz (Elk) [Day 4 of 15]
Season: Winter (Day 39 of 89)
Zodiac: Capricorn (Day 7 of 28)
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AirAsia Philippines supports tourism surge with the return of PH festivals
*AirAsia Philippines flew more than half a million guests for the first half of January
*AirAsia offers 2024 Blowout with all-month-round discounted one-way base fare of PHP68!
AirAsia Philippines strongly supports the vigorous return to the streets of colorful Philippine festivals such as Sinulog, Ati-atihan, and Dinagyang with discounted fares and an exciting blowout this January!
Festivities are known to captivate local and international travelers to visit different localities in the country. In January 2023, AirAsia Philippines flew a total of 580,000 guests to top destinations such as Cebu, Bohol, and Kalibo. This 2024, AirAsia has already flown 520,000 guests for the first half of January alone and projects a strong demand to also support the Department of Tourism’s (DOT) target of increasing tourist arrivals in the country.
“AirAsia Philippines would like to open 2024 in a positive and festive mood. The Philippines, composed of 82 provinces, offers an array of festivals, which are worth exploring. At AirAsia we know that this is more than just the usual get-together — it’s a celebration of culture! During these important milestones, our guests can always rely on AirAsia’s affordable, reliable, and safe air travel. We would like to be that airline that would make every Filipino festival happen,” shared AirAsia Philippines Spokesperson and First Officer Steve Dailisan.
To entice more guests to visit their favorite Philippine festivals, the World’s Best Low-Cost Airline is offering an all-month-round discounted one-way base fare of PHP68 to PHP98 to all of its domestic destinations! Aside from that, guests who will book their flights via the Superapp or airasia.com, until 12 February 2024 will get a chance to win vacation packages, free flights, hotel vouchers, and airasia points with the AirAsia 2024 Blowout!
Dailisan said these exciting deals along with AirAsia Philippines’ improved on-time performance (OTP) for January 2024 – averaging 93% for the past 7 days will attract more guests to fly with the World’s Leading Low-Cost Airline.
AirAsia Philippines is looking to fly more foreign guests from other ASEAN countries, especially with the scheduled merger of AirAsia X and AirAsia Philippines (and other AirAsia areas of operation). Seen to materialize in the months to come, this move is expected to consolidate all medium and long-haul flights which could create more opportunities for foreign travelers to explore the country as it will connect the Philippines with neighboring destinations.
Book your flights and favorite inflight add-ons including meals, refreshments, hot seats, and baggage options, and stay up to date on the latest travel advisories, guidelines, and deals through the airasia Superapp and AirAsia’s official website (www.airasia.com).
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Iloilo City: A Journey Through History, Culture, and Culinary Delights
Nestled in the heart of the Philippines, Iloilo City beckons travelers with a captivating blend of history, culture, and cuisine. Often referred to as the "Queen City of the South," this vibrant metropolis is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Join me on a journey through the enchanting streets of Iloilo, where the past comes to life, the culture is celebrated with vigor, and every meal is a culinary adventure.
A Glimpse Into History
Iloilo City, is situated in the Western Visayas region of the Philippines, located on the southeastern coast of Panay Island. It is also the capital city of Iloilo province. Iloilo city was originally known as "Irong-Irong" by its indigenous inhabitants,a reference by native word "Irong" which means "nose". The name took after the shape of the city, cut by the river which looks like the shape of a nose, later became Iloilo. The people that are living in Iloilo city are called "Ilonggos" and their language that they use is "Hiligaynon".
During the Spanish colonial era, Iloilo served as a significant trading and cultural center, playing a crucial role in connecting the Philippines with other parts of the world. The city's historic buildings and churches, such as the Miag-ao Church and Jaro Cathedral, are enduring testaments to the Spanish influence. In the midst of World War II, Iloilo City was occupied by Japanese forces, and it witnessed the hardships and struggles of war. However, it later became a battleground for the liberation of the Philippines by American and Filipino troops, marking a pivotal moment in its history. In 1937, Iloilo City achieved a milestone by becoming a chartered city, solidifying its position as a center of commerce, culture, and governance.
Culture of Iloilo
Iloilo City is a hub of culture and art. The Ilonggos, as the locals are known, are renowned for their warm hospitality and a strong sense of community. It's no wonder that the city comes alive with festivals and events throughout the year.The Dinagyang Festival, a celebration of the Santo Niño, is a sensory explosion of colors, music, and dance. Imagine the streets filled with performers in dazzling costumes, reenacting the arrival of Malay settlers in Panay.
The festival seamlessly blends ancient traditions with modern choreography, creating an unforgettable experience.The Paraw Regatta Festival showcases Iloilo's maritime heritage with thrilling sailboat races. The sight of colorful paraws racing through the waters is a mesmerizing spectacle that pays homage to the seafaring traditions deeply ingrained in the local culture.
Iloilo's Famous and delicious delicacy
Iloilo is a gastronomic paradise waiting to be discovered. One dish that stands out is the famous La Paz Batchoy, a hearty noodle soup teeming with pork, innards, and crispy chicharrón (pork cracklings). Seafood lovers will revel in the abundance of prawns, crabs, and fish in local dishes.Exploring the city's bustling markets and dining in local eateries is a culinary adventure. Try KBL (Kadyos, Baboy, at Langka), a savory stew made with pigeon peas, pork, and jackfruit, or satisfy your sweet tooth with baye-baye, a native delicacy made from rice, coconut, and sugar. The food in Iloilo City is a journey through the flavors of the Philippines.
Travel Route from Sibulan to Iloilo City
Iloilo City is accessible by both air and sea. Iloilo International Airport connects the city to major domestic destinations, while various ferry services link it to nearby islands. Once in the city, taxis, tricycles, and jeepneys are popular modes of transportation for getting around.
Celebrations
In addition to the Dinagyang and Paraw Regatta Festivals, Iloilo City hosts various other celebrations throughout the year. The La Paz Batchoy Festival pays homage to the iconic noodle soup, while the Iloilo Chinese New Year Festival adds a multicultural flavor to the city's festivities. There's always something to celebrate in Iloilo.
Rules and Regulations
As with any travel destination, it's important to be aware of the local rules and regulations. Iloilo City, like the rest of the Philippines, enforces traffic rules to ensure road safety. Smoking in public places is generally restricted, with designated areas for smokers. Be mindful of waste disposal and adhere to environmental guidelines to keep the city clean and green.During public health crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the city follows national health and safety guidelines. Travelers should be prepared to follow quarantine and social distancing measures, which are implemented to protect the well-being of the community.
In conclusion, Iloilo City is a destination that promises to enchant your senses and leave you with indelible memories. Its history, culture, and cuisine offer an immersive and enriching travel experience. Whether you're wandering through historic streets, dancing in the midst of a festival, or savoring a bowl of La Paz Batchoy, Iloilo City will captivate your heart and leave you with lasting memories of a city where history, culture, and cuisine unite in a symphony of enchantment. Come, discover Iloilo, where the past meets the present, and every corner reveals a new adventure.Celebrations: In addition to the Dinagyang and Paraw Regatta Festivals, Iloilo City hosts various other celebrations throughout the year. The La Paz Batchoy Festival pays homage to the iconic noodle soup, while the Iloilo Chinese New Year Festival adds a multicultural flavor to the city's festivities. There's always something to celebrate in Iloilo.
References
Iloilo city (n. d.) Wikipedia. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iloilo
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