Barkada Kontra Droga-Gulayon Integrated School Chapter

Ipinagdiriwang sa bawat huling lunes ng Augusto bawat taon ang National Heroes Day, ito ay pag-alala sa Sigaw ng Pugad Lawin na naganap noong Augusto 1896, ito ang simula ng Philippine Revolution laban sa mga Espanyol.

Ang eksaktong petsa at lugar ay mahabang panahon na pinag-debatihan, nagsimula noong 1911 hanggang sa taong 1962, sa kinalap na datus nalinawan ang lahat na naganap talaga ito sa Balintawak (ngayon ay ang Balingasa sa Quezon City) noong August 26, 1896.

Noong 1993 nabuo ang National Heroes Committee sa ilalim ng Executive Order No. 75, na layunin tukuyin kung sino dapat ang ma-proklama bilang mga dakilang bayani, ang mga miyembro nito ay nagbigay ng mga pangalan ng mga bayani, ito ang mga sumusunod; Jose Rizal, Andres Bonifacio, Emilio Aguinaldo, Apolinario Mabini, Marcelo H. del Pilar, Muhammad Dipatuan Kudarat, Juan Luna, Melchora Aquino at Gabriela Silang.

Ngunit tumutol ang ilan sa pagiging bahagi ng Top 9 ni Emilio Aguinaldo, dahil ito daw ang nagpapatay sa magkapatid na Bonifacio, maging kay Antonio Luna.

Ayaw ding maisama si Juan Luna sa Top 9, dahil pinatay nito ang kanyang biyenan at asawa sa France dahil sa selos, mula noon wala ng na-proklamang pinakadakilang bayani ng ating bansa, dahil sa debate ng ugali at dahas ng dalawa.

Lumutang sa mga nagdaang panahon, ang mga nagawa at kabayanihan nina Jose Abad Santos at Josepha Llanes Escoda na piniling manatili sa Pilipinas sa gitna na pananakop ng Hapon, mga nanindigan para sa dangal ng bayan.

Isa sa huling dakila, ay Ramon Magsaysay na nilabanan ang mga traydor ng bayan na may repusasyon ng kalinisan sa kanyang pamumuno bilang Presidente.

Wala mang batas o Toplists ng mga dakilang bayani, makikita sa mga lugar, eskwelahan, kalsada, probinsya ang kanilang mga pangalan, gaya ni Jose Rizal.

Saludo kami sa lahat ng mga bayaning pinagtanggol ang bayan kahit walang pabuya, walang bayad at walang kapalit na pera o posisyon, sila ang mga tunay na bayani na hindi natin dapat kalimutan, Happy National Heroes Day.

SALAMAT SA TANANG MAG-UUMA! 🙌🏻

SALAMAT SA TANAN NATONG MAG-UUMA!

Let our hearts be filled with love for all our farmers as we celebrate Farmworker Appreciation Day today, August 6, 2024.

Let us become one as we recognize and honor the contributions of farmworkers to society. Today is also a day to raise awareness of the importance of agricultural workers and the challenges they face.

Photo shows Emelita Asunto Laluna, who was nominated Outstanding Root crop Farmer from the annual Farmer Fisherfolk's day, during the Visayas State University Centennial Anniversary in April 2024. | via Fred Leander Baldos, VSU intern

📷Courtesy of Aveguel Sinangote, VSU Devcomm student

Agosto ay buwan ng wika,
pagdiriwang ng ating diwa.
Diwang sa ati'y karangalan,
nagmula pa sa nakaraan.

Eyy!🤙🏻Eyy!🤙🏻Eyy!🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻

Isang maluwalhati na pagbati mula sa Barkada Kontra Droga-Gulayon Integrated School Chapter. Maligayang buwan ng WIKA!🎊🥳🎊🥳🎊

Mabuhay ang wikang pambansa,!!!🙌🇵🇭🙌
Mabuhay ang diwang Pilipino!✊️🇵🇭✊️

CARLOS YULO STRIKES GOLD ONCE AGAIN! 🇵🇭🏅

BREAKING: After last night's historic gold medal at the Floor Exercise event, Carlos Yulo claims his second Olympic gold at the Men's Vault Final!

This is now the Philippines' third gold medal in Olympic history.

Mabuhay ka, Carlos! 👏

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Congrats Caloy!!!🎊🥳🥳

2nd Olympic Gold for Philippines 🇵🇭

The moment Carlos Yulo found out he won the Olympic gold is truly heartwarming. And it's an honor that we all witnessed it. ✨🥰

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READ: Dipolog dominates ZPRAA Meet, clinches secondary level championship

ZAMBOANGA CITY, April 26, 2024 — The 2024 Zamboanga Peninsula Regional Athletic Association (ZPRAA) Meet concluded with DepEd Dipolog clinching third place in the overall regular sports category.

Dipolog's learner-athletes succeeded in obtaining an impressive total of 240 victories, earning 87 gold, 88 silver, and 65 bronze medals.

They soared as champions in the secondary category, capturing 59 gold medals, 61 silver, and 42 bronze.

Meanwhile, their performance landed on third place in the elementary category, earning a total of 78 medals.

These achievements for both levels secured the Dipolog delegation's third-place finish overall.

ASDS Dr. Rosalio “Junn” Conturno, accompanied by Division Sports Coordinator EPS Ronillo Yarag, accepted the third-place trophy during the awarding ceremony at the Joaquin F. Enriquez Memorial Sports Complex in Zamboanga City.

DepEd Dipolog also received the prestigious Most Disciplined Delegation special award.

The team extends gratitude to DepEd Region IX and the administration of Canelar Integrated School for their gracious hosting.

Looking ahead, winners eagerly anticipate participating in the upcoming Palarong Pambansa 2024 scheduled for July 6-17 in Cebu City.

(via Cielbert E. Dondoyano Jr., Division Information Officer Alternate)

Reread this article on our website: http://depeddipolog.net/dipolog-dominates-zpraa-meet-clinches-secondary-level-championship/

📸 Photo credits: Rosalio B. Conturno

Keep it up ,young Dipolognon athletes!!!

Lalaban, magsisikap, at papatunayan na tayong mga kabataan ,ang magdadala ng pag-asa at tagumpay sa ating bayan.🇵🇭

BREAKING NEWS!!!
DIPOLOG DOMINATES! ZAMBO AND ZDS, FOLLOW IN MEDAL TALLY!

ALAM NIYO BA — na ang “HALO-HALO” ay isa sa mga masasarap na “pamana” ng mga Hapon sa ating mga Pinoy? 🇯🇵🇵🇭

According to Filipino food historians Felice Prudente Sta. Maria and Ambeth Ocampo, HALO-HALO was based from the Japanese dessert called “kakigori”, which is traditionally made up of sweetened milk and shaved ice. This was introduced by the Japanese in the Philippines during the pre-war era.

With the addition of local ingredients such as saging na saba, nata de coco, macapuno, kamote, langka, and pinipig, we have already indigenised this delicious ice-based dessert, and have now successfully made it our own 💜💛💚🧡❤️

O AYAN, NGAYON ALAM NIYO NA 😘😘😘 Happy Filipino Food Month! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

Pictured: LOLO and LOLA’s HALO-HALO

ALAM NIYO PHOWZ BA — na ang mga Español ang nagdala ng TOMATOES o KAMATIS sa Pilipinas? 🍅🍅🍅

Yes, the Spanish conquistadors brought and distributed the lycopene-rich fruit (YES, TOMATO IS A FRUIT!) throughout their colonies (including the Philippines) in the 1500s! 🇪🇸🇵🇭 Ngayon, isa na pong sangkap ang kamatis sa halos lahat ng ating mga lutuin! 😊

O AYAN, NGAYON ALAM NIYO NA 😘😘😘 Happy Filipino Food Month! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

Pictured: LOLO and LOLA’s KINAMATISANG MANOK

ALAM NIYO BA — na ang TAHO ay orihinal na nagmula sa bansang CHINA? 🇨🇳

Yes po! TAHO (Filipino soybean pudding with brown sugar syrup and tapioca pearls) originated in China and was introduced to the Philippines and other Southeast Asian countries during the height of the maritime trade, centuries ago.

Over the years, TAHO has evolved and became a part of every Juan’s life. This simple yet very comforting breakfast item/snack is now undeniably an integral part of Filipino food culture 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

O AYAN, NGAYON ALAM NIYO NA 😘😘😘 Happy Filipino Food Month! 💙💛❤️

Pictured: LOLO and LOLA’s freshly made TAHO

ALAM NIYO BA — na ang paborito nating street food na “BALUT” ay isa rin sa mga masasarap na “pamana” ng mga TSINO sa ating mga PINOY? 🇨🇳🇵🇭

BALUT (fertilised duck egg) was introduced to the Philippines by Chinese traders, centuries ago. Duck egg fertilisation was originally developed in China to prolong the shelf-life of eggs as refrigerators weren’t invented during that time yet. May kaniya-kaniya rin pong bersiyon nito ang ating mga karatig-bansa — “hot vit lon” sa Vietnam at “phog tea khon” naman ito sa Cambodia.

But despite sharing the same culinary heritage with some Asian countries, we have successfully made this delicacy our very own. Popularly believed as an aphrodisiac, BALUT, as poet Tom Agulto says, “is deeply embedded in Philippine food culture”, and will remain to be a food icon in the Philippines for many, many centuries 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

O AYAN, NGAYON ALAM NIYO NA 😘😘😘 Happy Filipino Food Month! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

***References: MCP Alejandria, Journal of Ethnic Foods; Doreen Fernandez, Balut to Barbecue: Philippine Street Food