Jeff Man

I usually get messages from strangers asking for help translating phrases to Manobo Dialect and every time I got one I always am willing to help them, and if I can't recall a particular term, I'd usually call my cousin who's more fluent and knowledgeable than me to help in the translation. 5-year old Ashley Cass on her Manobo Costume. (Eventually bagging the Best in Costume Award) Recently, I got a message from Ms. Grazel Mari Niego Rendon from Iloilo City also asking for help to translate an introduction phrase to Manobo. It turns out to be it's for a school event which not only requires a translation of an introduction of a candidate but they also need help on others things to best represent the Tribe such as the costumes and the styles in displaying and serving foods on the table. It got me excited because they are going to represent the Tribe on a school competition not just the Mr and Miss candidates but also the display of the tribe's cultu...

Calling all Dologon National High School Alumni Batch 2011 to Please FREE UP your schedules on February 12, 2017 for our once-in-a-lifetime get-together for the year 2017! Don't forget to respond to our Facebook Event Page and invite others.  All Section is invited Durian , Mango and Mangosteen of Batch 2011 including those who've transferred but are still willing to bond with our batch. Please spread this registration link to our batchmates:  http://tinyurl.com/DNHSAlumniPanagtapok2017 Deadline for Registration is DECEMBER 31, 2016 Please fill-up the form below or navigate to this link for full view of the registration page:  please click here.

Photo by Bukidnon Travels* I got a dose of nostalgia recently that I felt so homesick with the breeze and smell of Bukidnon I call home. Then the meaningful lyrics of my province's hymn crossed my mind and  posted a clip of it, which reads: "Wherever I may roam, the distant land to see. I long to go back soon, to sweet Bukidnon Home" It was just the beginning of this nostalgia-triggering hymn that Bukidnon-native would surely love to hear and sing, not just because we love to but also because of its meaning and the feeling of belongingness to the province we call home. About 12 hours later after posting that lines, I thought of posting a continuation, but wasn't very sure of the lyrics on what exactly is the word. The continuation reads like this: "I long to go back soon--to see Bukidnon Home. Where lovely mountains high, with forest tall and grand--bring memories to me, the home I long to see" I wasn't very sure about the ...

Photo by TekDogInc.com Can't see the " Create New Workflow in Nintex Workflow " or " Manage Workflows with Nintex Workflow " in your SharePoint Libraries Workflow Settings Tab? That maybe because you have not enabled the Nintex Worlflow yet in your SharePoint Site Collection. Here are the steps on how we can enable the Nintex Workflow 2013 in our newly-created SharePoint 2013 Site Collection so that it will appear under the workflow settings and easily create workflows via Nintex in each of our libraries or lists which requires workflows: 1. Access your newly-created site collection through the path you have defined when you made your SharePoint Site Collection. Sample site collection URL is http://homedev1.yourdomain.com/forms/projectname 2. Click on the Setting icon located at the upper right corner of your Site Collection and then click on  Site Settings

Photo by Coins.ph Coins.PH has always been rewarding their users with 24 pesos for every successful referrals they made, but today, they will not only give you that reward but will also double that if you win this exciting contest!

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Receipt from Security Bank Cardless ATM withdrawal Do you know how convenient and easy it is to send money to your family and love ones for free? I have been experimenting about the services Coins.ph is offering for like a couple of months now, and I'm quiet impressed by the convenience it gives to me especially that I can send money to anyone who's near a Security Bank ATM for free! Forget about the cheapest pera padala like Pawnshops or money remittances who's charging as low as 15 pesos for every 500, 30 for a thousand pesos and if I did sent this 2,000 pesos transaction with these money remittances, it could have cost me an extra fee of 60 pesos at least and even a hundred peso fee in other money transfers. So why am I sharing this? Because why not? Who doesn't want to save money? Who doesn't want to save that 100 pesos fee everytime you send couple of thousand pesos to your family? This is just so amazing and convenient and you don't even ne...