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SeePCB - The only way to See Panama City Beach, Florida | July 4th 2009 by Cebo Campbell

10. Flamingo Joe’s One the outside, by name and exterior, one might think Flamingo Joe’s transplanted right out of Key West. But the second you bite into one of their signature Grouper sandwiches, you’ll know the flavor’s all read more

regeneratormag

Victor’s Secret not as popular as Victoria’s

Re:Generator Magazine | July 2nd 2009 by Robert Starvation

Saudi women have had it up to here with regulations. They want change, they want privacy- they want to buy underwear, damnit! (...) read more

casanaranja

heineken art crawl in the heights on thur, july 2nd

Casa Naranja | June 30th 2009

heineken art crawl in washington heights join heineken to celebrate the installation of its washington heights mural designed by dionis ortiz and view the works of other dominican artists commissioned by heineken art crawl events will take place on j read more

tmcsorley

I *heart* marching bands

The Electric Pencil | June 29th 2009 by Tim McSorley

Especially anarchist marching bands. I’m editing together a piece about Abousfian Abdelrazik’s return to Canada. In the meantime, here’s a short clip from that night and a shout out to the ever-awesome Chaotic Insurrection Ensemble: read more

macydj

INAHTV Broadcasts Mexico’s Cultural Treasures on YouTube

Mexico Premiere | June 28th 2009 by Doug Macy

By John Mitchell YouTube fans will be pleased to know that Mexico’s National Institute of Archaeology and History (INAH) has established a channel on the world’s favorite video-sharing website. Called INAHTV, the channel currently offers read more

anilnetto

Charlie Chaplin on democracy and unity

anilnetto.com | June 24th 2009 by A

Excerpt from Charlie Chaplin’s first true “talking picture”, The Great Dictator, released in 1940. Border guards mistake Chaplin’s character, a humble barber, for a dictator (also played by Chaplin) who resembles him. The real read more

Gibbard08

Hispanidad

Rant Avenue 12785 | June 23rd 2009 by David

I made this short composition for the 6th Philippine-Spanish Friendship Day on the 30th of June. I might not be able to do some postings a few days before the celebration. I'm going to be very busy doing His work. Thanks for the burden Lord... Made t read more

seepcb

How I Re-discovered America

SeePCB - The only way to See Panama City Beach, Florida | June 23rd 2009 by Cebo Campbell

I refuse to allow the Visual Arts Center to be shut down for the following reason: As I strolled through Panama City Visual Arts Center’s “In Search of Norman Rockwell’s America” exhibit, a heard a woman behind me sigh and say, “Those were read more

tangodiva

Santa Barbara: Stamp your passport to the American Riviera!

Tango Diva Travel Blog | June 22nd 2009

This summer, The Santa Barbara Conference & Visitors Bureau and Film Commission offers you the opportunity to experience Santa Barbara to its fullest (the recent fires left most of the city untouched). Compliments of Santa Barbara provides travel read more

Gibbard08

The Cultural Oblivion

Rant Avenue 12785 | June 22nd 2009 by David

ARE FILIPINOS REALLY ASIAN? I should have posted this on our 111th Independence Day. Gee so much fighting in YouTube. Asian in terms of what? Geographical location? The only way to settle this is to read the original Spanish historical accounts! It' read more

Gibbard08

Laughter & More Laughter

Rant Avenue 12785 | June 22nd 2009 by David

I had a very blessed Sunday. Relatives from EEUU, Iligan & Bukidnon came together in unity after miles and time of being apart. Highlights? Laughter and more laughter especially when the old folks grouped together and talked about their humble be read more

regeneratormag

Wherein John Hodgman unmasks the inherant nerdiness of POTUS 44

Re:Generator Magazine | June 20th 2009 by Robert Starvation

John Hodgman, a renowned expert on hobos, how to cook an owl, mole-men, utopia, what will happen in the future, and most other subjects, graced the 2009 Radio and TV Correspondents’ Dinner with a verbal essay on the particular nature of our mys read more

Gibbard08

Hoy es El Día del Español (El Día E)

Rant Avenue 12785 | June 19th 2009 by David

Hoy es El Día del Español, una iniciativa de Instituto Cervantes de Manila promover la cultura hispanica especialmente la promoción de idioma castellano en Filipinas. Yo he observido que más jovenes filipinos están interesados aprender la cultu read more

Melisende

Revealed: Mona Lisa

Women of History | June 19th 2009 by Melisende

From the Telegraph:The mysterious portrait of a semi-nude woman, looking straight at the viewer with an enigmatic smile and with her hands crossed, bears a remarkable resemblance to Leonardo's world famous painting.Hidden for almost a century within read more

Gibbard08

I Have Done It!

Rant Avenue 12785 | June 19th 2009 by David

Estoy muy feliz hoy por que he hecho mis lecciones de nivel intermedio de español. Por último, yo lo he hecho despues de que 4 meses de 'hardwork' (no sé como decirlo en español) y las lecciones fueron un poco dificil pero me gustaria agradecer a read more

SisterWisdom

How You Can Disprove the Bible

SisterWisdom | June 18th 2009 by SisterWisdom

It's an ongoing endeavor for a lot of people, like all the nice folks who have written these books (even an encyclopedia) in the attempt: 101 Myths of the Bible: How Ancient Scribes Invented Biblical History Two Thousand Bible Errors in the Old T read more

anilnetto

“Mickey Maos” T-shirts confiscated in Central Market

anilnetto.com | June 18th 2009 by A

Officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs’ Publications and Quranic Texts Control Division confiscated over 80 T-shirts - including Pop images of Bruce Lee and Mao Zedong portrayed as ‘Mickey Maos’ - because the material apparentl read more

macydj

Google Teams up with INAH

Mexico Premiere | June 17th 2009 by Doug Macy

By John Mitchell Search engine giant Google and INAH, the Mexican National Institute of Anthropology and History, have reportedly teamed up to help revive Mexico’s flagging tourism industry. Google has agreed to help showcase Mexico’s cul read more

ichaduma

Blogging Towards Cybersastra

Journal by The Lightbeamers, MD. | June 17th 2009 by Marisa Duma

Writing the book inside, and online [[ Click title to read the rest of this entry. ]] read more

Astig (Mga Batang Kalye) - Cinemalaya 2009 Movie Preview

Starmometer | June 17th 2009

Astig (Mga Batang Kalye) is a 2009 Cinemalaya indie film festival finalist starring Glaiza de Castro, Paolo Paraiso and Dennis Trillo. Synopsis: ASTIG (Mga Batang Kalye), written by multi-awarded writer Jerry B. Gracio, produced by Noel Ferrer and di read more

arpana

Cake Preservation and Presentation

Online Shoppers Blog - Pocket Change from Become.com | June 16th 2009

Making cakes these days can arguably be considered a form of art. It used to be that only cakes made for weddings were the ones that were extremely elaborate, but times have changed and cakes for everyday, casual events are now made with that extra e read more

2009 Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival Finalists

Starmometer | June 16th 2009

Check out the ten finalists in the full-length feature category and the ten finalists for the short films category of the 2009 Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival. The 2009 Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival is happening on July 17-26, 2009 at the read more

Gibbard08

G12 3 @ TCC

Rant Avenue 12785 | June 13th 2009 by David

Third-year anniversary of the G12 Vision in Tablon Community Church, Tablon, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines. Its birth was on June 12, 2006. June 12 is a very important date in the country since we celebrate our Independence Day and in TCC, the Vis read more

macydj

Written in the Stars: UNESCO to create a pre-Hispanic astronomy d…

Mexico Premiere | June 13th 2009 by Doug Macy

By John Mitchell It’s no secret that Mexico’s pre-Hispanic civilizations were accomplished stargazers. The ancient Maya, for instance, accurately charted the movements of the moon and Venus, plus they could predict eclipses and other cele read more

macydj

President Calderón Leads Delivery of Proceedings of Indigenous M…

Mexico Premiere | June 12th 2009 by Doug Macy

Mexico City.- President Felipe Calderón delivers proceedings of Indigenous Mexico, New Dawn Meeting at Official Los Pinos Residence. Over 250 indigenous leaders from all over the country met in Mexico City from March 9 to 11 with representatives fro read more

Google Philippine Independence Day Edition

Starmometer | June 11th 2009

Check out the Philippine Independence Day edition of the no. 1 search engine in the world, Google: Happy Independence Day! read more

macydj

The Accidental Mummies of Guanajuato Touring Exhibition to Make W…

Mexico Premiere | June 11th 2009 by Doug Macy

Exhibition Features 36 Accidental Mummies Never Seen Before in the United States Detroit Kicks Off Three-Year U.S. Tour DETROIT, June 11 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — They were miners, fathers, soldiers, farmers and children. They are revered by th read more

Rico Blanco, Raimund Marasigan and Aia de Leon: ‘Boto Mo iPatro…

Starmometer | June 11th 2009

Three of the country’s most popular rock vocalists are joining forces with ABS-CBN’s “Boto Mo, iPatrol Mo: Ako ang Simula” movement to urge Filipinos to participate more actively in preparations for the 2010 Presidential Elections. Singer-so read more

diogenesii

One-millionth Word?

Professor Olsen @ Large | June 7th 2009 by diogenesii

As an author, I am interested in the English language. Although most predictions about cultural events in the future are difficult to make, I found one that nevertheless seems reasonable: At the current pace of a new English-language word created a read more

macydj

THE MEXICO TOURISM BOARD BRINGS ACCLAIMED MARIACHI NUEVO TECALITL…

Mexico Premiere | June 5th 2009 by Doug Macy

CHICAGO, IL (June 05, 2009) – The Mexico Tourism Board and the State of Jalisco bring Mariachi Nuevo Tecalitlan to Chicago’s Millenium Park for the 2009 Grant Park and World Music Festivals. On June 24th, the Mariachi ensemble will, for the first read more