Panagbenga 2015 - Baguio Flower Festival: Across 20 Years... Blossoming Together - Schedule of Activities

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 Theme: 

 "Across 20 Years... Blossoming Together" 

 Schedule of Activities: 

February 1, 2015

•  Opening Ceremonies and Street Dancing Parade Competition (Drum and Lyre Dance Competition – Elementary Division) @ Panagbenga Park, Session Road, Harrison Road, Melvin Jones
• Opening Concert @ To Be Announced
• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park

February 2 – 14, 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park

February 15, 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park
• Handong ng Panagbenga sa Pamilya Baguio @ Melvin Jones
• Let a Thousand Flowers Bloom @ Melvin Jones
• Panagbenga 2015 Kite-Flying Challenge @ Melvin Jones
• Panagbenga Variety Show @ Melvin Jones
• Fireworks Display @ Melvin Jones

February 16 – 18, 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park

February 19, 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park
• Chinese Spring Festival @ City-wide

February 19 – 22, 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park
• PMA Grand Alumni Home Coming @ Philippine Military Academy, Loakan Road

February 23 – 27, 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park
• Floral Arrangement Competition and School-based Landscaping Competitiong (Judging) @ Elementary and Highschool Campuses in Baguio City

February 28, 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park
• Grand Street Dancing Parade @ Panagbenga Park, Session Road, Harrison Road, Athletic Bowl
• Sponsors’and Exhibitors’ Day @ Athletic Bowl

March 1 , 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park
• Grand Float Parade @ DILG, Session Road, Harrison Road, Athletic Bowl
• Sponsors’and Exhibitors’ Day @ Athletic Bowl
• Session Road in Bloom @ Session Road

March 2 – 6, 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park
• Session Road in Bloom @ Session Road

March 7, 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park
• Session Road in Bloom @ Session Road
• Pony Boys’ Day @ Athletic Bowl

March 8, 2015

• Baguio Blooms Exhibition and Exposition @ Lake Drive, Burnham Park
• Session Road in Bloom @ Session Road
• Panagbenga Closing Ceremonies and Fireworks Display @ Athletic Bowl and various areas in the Central Business District (CBD) of Baguio

How to Delete all Email Messages and Conversations in Gmail.

Many people do not visit to see their emails regularly. But when they do, it would be after months from the previous visit, and many would be blown to find out that they have already tens or hundreds of thousands of emails in their inboxes due primarily to sent emails from social networks. These emails actually can be seen, checked or monitored in the social networks accounts' homepages so it probably doesn't have to be in the email inbox. There is a setting that will filter emails (I would post it here later on), for now, what I would demo here is how to clear the email inbox.

1. After logging in to your email, point your cursor on the arrow below the "important documents" label at the left column, a drop down menu would appear, click the "All Mail" button to invoke display of uncategorized emails.

2. At the top of emails list, check the square button at options bar to choose shown emails, a message blocked in yellow or orange will be shown below the options bar. Click on "Slect all [number of emails] conversations in All Mail".

3. After selecting all the conversations in All Mail, click the Delete icon (trash bin image) at the options bar to delete all the chosen emails. Confirmation





4. A message will appear telling that the server is working for the bulk deletion.





5. After successful processing for bulk deletion, pop up messages will appear to confirm your willingness to clear you emails.

6. After confirmation, a message will appear saying that your emails were moved to Trash bin. You must be unloved, you don't have any mail.

Igorot Ancestors have Prehispanic Cardinal, Ordinal and Nominal Number System from 1 to 10

Before the influences of outside traders, the western world and the nearby lowland territories, the Igorot ancestors in the highlands of Cordillera Central of the Philippines have their own number system. And what were passed to the knowledge of this new generation was a count from 1 to 10, which is in a playful lyrical or song form-- the reason that must have enabled this knowledge to be passed from parents to their offspring and so on.

CARDINAL (count):

ésa
dúwa, dúa
túlo
épat
lí'ma
énem
píto
wá-o
síam
sim'po



ORDINAL (order):
pin'sa

pen'dua

pen'tulo
may'ako
kig'gang
kulig'gang
bak'kod
kudókod
beh'way
kélay

NOMINAL (name, label):
sag'gan
duwag'gan
talug'gan
paáten
diyáden
katum'bad
bádabad
muláok
bukábok
bukat'ti