Uproar Camsur 2015: Extreme Music, Sports & Life in Camsur

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Remember, It’s all about the music and always will be.

Imagine this…………….. You take the finest and of course independent non-commercial music festivals in the world such as Glastonbury, Burning Man, Tomorrowland, Creamfields and mix it with the pioneers of the ‘Balearic Beat’ Ibiza sound/The founding fathers of the London Rave scene that shaped a generation and blend it with 2turntables/mixer, sunshine, paradise, screaming guitars and the hottest chilies… Then you have all the ingredients for the perfect recipe that is UPROAR-CAMSUR 2015. It’s all about the music.

An international style festival uniquely featuring some of the biggest names in dance music history combined with The Philippines’ own most iconic bands and up and coming performers. Over 40 confirmed acts so far…………
For added entertainment there will be the world’s greatest wakeboarders performing mad stunts and getting ‘AIR’ to the beat of the music.

On Friday May 29th to Sunday May 31st 2015 the ravers, rockers, reggae, roots and party people will be at one place, CamSur Watersports Complex (#CWC). Come Camping or Glamping whether you’re underground or mainstream, you are about to be taught how to party like the best. The only soundtrack to your summer that you will remember.

Be part of something special this May. Welcome to the renaissance of pure partying and no commercial breaks to ruin the buzz.

Brought to by DISRUPTIV and in co-operation with The Provincial Government of CamSur with the venue provided by CamSur Watersports Complex (#CWC).

For more information see the website www.uproarcamsur.com and please Like the official Facebook fan page of Uproar Camsur www.facebook.com/uproarcamsur and CamSur Watersports Complex https://www.facebook.com/CamSurWatersportsComplex 

Also check out the Facebook calendar page: https://www.facebook.com/events/627299780702865/

You can buy tickets of the event at Ticketworld: http://goo.gl/oTijLn or www.ticknet.com.ph

CMLI 37th SummerCon: Trailblazing a Filipino Identity in the Global Society

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The Children’s Museum and Library, Incorporated is a youth leadership organization that promotes the welfare, development, and empowerment of the Filipino youth through its conventions, competitions, seminars, and tournaments. As it celebrates its 58th year, CMLI aims to help realize the opportunities that the ASEAN integration will bring to the country and the vital role of the country’s youth as it happens. 

With the theme, “CMLI and the Filipino Youth: Trailblazing a Filipino Identity in the Global Society”, the 37th Annual National Summer Conference and Work Camp will be held at NSCC Plaza, Vigan City, Ilocos Sur from April 22, 2014 – April 27, 2014. The convention aims to gather over 200 grade school and high school delegates nationwide (from both public and private schools) to empower them through leadership training, talent development, social awareness, and national friendship. 

The commission discussions, handled by trained youth facilitators from CMLI’s Junior Council-National Executive Board, will be the avenue for the delegates to tackle the convention’s theme in a more interactive manner. Delegates are randomly assigned to commissions to maximize their interaction with their co-delegates from all over the country. 

Visita Iglesia 2015: Churches in Switzerland and Germany

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Water Bottle: Checked
Power Bars : Checked
Train Tickets: Checked
All systems go.

Good Friday, 2015. I decided to go on Visita Iglesia just on the spur of the moment this year. No route planned, no time plan, no stress.
As a backgrounder, I have been doing my Visita Iglesia in the last five years. I am a Filipina who has been a resident of Switzerland in the last 18 years. I am divorced, have an only child, totally single in the last five years and I consider myself quite lucky to live in this beautiful country.

This year is the 6th year I am going to do my Visita Iglesia in Switzerland. Since, I told myself that I am not going to do it with stress this year -- I found myself going to Constance, Germany too.

In the olden times (during my younger years), I used to do Visita Iglesia with my Mother. The rule is, we have to go and visit 7 churches or chapels on Maundy Thursday by simple walking from church-to-church. We don't carry any food with us because there are some families who opens their houses -- offers the people going on Visita Iglesia some refreshments - bread, water, sago at gulaman, fruits and all for free as part of the home-owners house "panata" for a "pakain" on Visita Iglesia days.