The 73rd Araw nga Davao will be celebrated on March 14-16, 2010 with the Theme: Katatagan ay Kapangyarihan: Pagpapatibay at Pagdiriwang! (Stability is Power: Affirmation & Celebration). This is one of the most awaited celebration in Davao City. The City Government and private sectors prepare a List of activities for the said events.
Opening: Reinvented Museo Dabawenyo
Date : 12th, March 2010
Venue:Museo Dabawenyo
SaliDabaw
Date: 12th, March 2010
Venue:Atrium, Gaisano Mall
Sayawan Sa Daan
Date13th, March 2010
Venue:People’s Park
Grand Opening: Araw Ng Dabaw
Date: 14th, March 2010
Venue:City Hall
Mutya Ng Dabaw Coronation
Date: 15th, March 2010
Venue:CAP Auditorium
Parada Dabawenyo
Date: 16th, March 2010
Venue:Main Davao Streets
Pakonsiyerto ni Mayor Rody & Inday Sara
Date: 16th, March 2010
Venue:Rizal Park
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I thought I could no longer write a post about my Mindanao Bloggers Summit experience since my full time job as well as my online business requires most of my time. However, I am in need of a phone right now, that’s why I am blogging this. I am kidding.
It was last October when I got the chance to attend the MBS3 held in Cagayan de Oro and hosted by Cagayan De Oro Bloggers, also known as CDO Bloggers. Though it was the third MBS, it was my first time to attend this summit. It has been said that first experience is the nicest experience, then I considered this experience as a memorable one. After all, I really enjoyed the said event and I look forward to the next summit which will be held in Zambonga City.
The theme for this year summit was “Mindanao Bag -uhon ang Pananaw”. It talks about how to change the way other people see Mindanao. One is by blogging about good things about Mindanao, so people will see Mindanao in different perspective.
We arrived at Pearlmont Inn at around 8:30, it is a good thing we’re not late. I and my companion need to wake – up early just to catch up the first trip from Camiguin going to Cagayan. We decided to spend our Friday night at Camiguin before going to the venue.
One of the nicest things in joining this summit is you can meet bloggers from different places in Mindanao. The program started with the welcome message from the Hon. Constantino Jaraula – the City mayor plus the message from Leslie Bassett and video greetings of Kristine Kenney the US Ambassador. Atty. Adel Tamano, also spoke on Leadership and Good Governance.
Our afternoon session is more on blogging talks with three great speakers namely: Ms. Aileen Apolo, Janetter Toral, and Lyle Santos. I was amazed on how Ma’am Janette Toral endorsed yahoo at the same time Aileen Apollo endorsing Google. I’ve had learned a lot, especially in making money online. A Big Thank You to Lyle.
The white water rafting for Day 2 added more fun. Watch video below.
Kudos to the organizers behind this successful event and to our sponsors:
Malacañang declared that November 27 and 28 is a non-working holiday ONLY in ARMM and not the rest of the country according to Proclamation No. 1808-A. It was clarified by Sec. Roque of DOLE that this holiday will not be observed in the other part of the Philippines.
They amended their earlier Proclamation No. 1808, which declared that this dates will be a regular holiday for the rest of the country.
BUT WHY? Is there any pressure from business tycoons? Or Just another Political Accommodation? What about Muslim’s from other part of the country? This are some questions raised in my mind from this action of the Malacañang.
I hope what ever reason is, they do it for the country not for their own benefit and there’s no hidden political agenda behind.
ICANN or Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is finalizing their plan on having non-Latin characters in Web address and domain.This will be present in South Korea on October 30, 2009. If this will be approved, next year URL can be written in Chinese, Arabic, Russian, Hindu, Japanese and Korean.
I'm Kaiser Mangampo, a full-time webmaster, a Blogger(but not a writer), SEO lover(but not an expert), and Certified Internet Addict. 
I thought I could no longer write a post about my 