If I can only turn back the time…The time where my husband and I was looking for the best suit to wear on our wedding last August 10, 2008. I would rather have no second thought in making an appointment for a custom suit for my husband. The mens’ suit are Made to measure that is why they have the most convenient online scheduler for an appointment.
But I know it wasn’t too late since I am going to surprise him for a special suit from MY.SUIT. It comes in 3 simple steps: Measuring, Styling, and Fabric Selection.
I have already decided for the style:
Jacket style – single button. Pant Style – flat fornt, 1/8 op pocket and tunnel belt loops Fabric – Dark Gray Glen
I have sent an email to my cousin recommending MY.SUIT for her wedding next year! And we are going to attend! At that time my husband can wear his suit! We are going to compare who got the best suit!
To all readers out there, don’t just read and watch pictures in his post and in the web, why not make an appointment to be measured today and visit the store. And probably, I can see myself reading your MY.SUIT experience online. Try to experience wearing custom suits and see the difference among your ready to wear suits.
My Biometric schedule was originally set last Oct 4, 2008 but someone called from USCIS Honolulu that my appointment will be rescheduled because there was no office on that date. Luckily, Today is the schedule October 31st, booooooh , Halloween , I wonder if they will moved this again! I am now getting ready for my flight to Honolulu at Ala Moana Blvd.
Requirements:
I-797C, Notice of Action
Photo Identification
All applicants must bring their passport, driver's license, national ID, or State-issued photo ID. If you appear without your identification, your biometrics will not be taken.
Cell phones, cameras, or other recording devices are not permitted.
I just have have the following identification:
passport
driver's license
marriage certificate (just in case for he airport authorities if they might question me, my passport name is still my maiden name)
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What I would like mostly to happen to Lupon Vocational High School is always soaring high to its excellence in both academic and technical aspects.
In my three years of leading the school, there were many times I was confused where to start and what to start with. Sometimes, I asked myself: How can I improved the school? How can I make her competitive? How can I convince the teachers and personnel to help me improve the school? How can I create closeness to these people? Do they feel what I felt? Do they hear what I say? How can I be responsible in running the school? These are many more questions that bothered me most in order to ease my mind, I purposely ponder that our work in this world is our mission. We are created by God intended to work as a source of living.
My undertakings was began in my first year of assuming the school's responsibilities. It all started when I discovered a potential teacher, I see her talent, I begin thinking hoe can I help shape her into a shining star. She is very resourceful she tried to apply through Internet the "Search for the first Philippine Innovative Teachers Leadership award" sponsored by the Partners in Learning through Microsoft Philippines SY 2005 .Luckily, her entry passed that qualified her to the said competition held at Cebu City and the result was, she was one of the finalists in that leadership award entire Philippines. When she returned to school, she received praises and shed her talents to teachers. Presently, she is known to our school as ICT coordinator, to the Division and even to the Regional Level. She serves as trainer in ICT. She is Shirley Z. Paran, Math teacher in our school.
Another batch of trainers came again from our school, when Mrs. Candida C. Mejos, Education Supervisor I in Values, approached me that the first batch of BEAM trainers will come from our school. Again I sent Evelyn Macarona from LVHS - Annex B and Mrs Elfleda C. Dionio from the main. Come next in the third year batch Jo-Ann C. Josol also was chosen and passed the screening as BEAM trainer in thrid year Science. Vocational teachers also where sent to trainings to TESDA and some of them passed the ASSESSORS ASSESSMENT LICENSURE and same time they were invited as trainers/judges in skills competition. With the involvement of these teachers in different trainings, their potentials where developed and become assets of the school.
I remembered when Ma'am Thelma Almario - District II Congresswoman, gave me a copy of her speech during the Davao Oriental 40th Foundation with the title, " In Setting Further Thousand Miles Journey". I was impressed with the content of it. According to her a person cannot reach a thousand miles journey of achievements without taking the first step and finish the journey. This really touches my experiences while I am on the way to my adventure, I am also learning to do the job that achievements will really begin from the bottom until it will reach the top. And this can be done if school heads has leadership to manage a team. work with them harmoniously, acquainting themselves with the dreams, thoughts, hopes, opinions and values.
Best school managers are readers of people, they understand what they feel and recognize what they sense. And this is true to my experienced, had it not been to my openness to the teachers development, giving them freedom to uplift themselves in their own field.
I think our school is still a like a lake without running water. These teachers are now fully utilized to improve a student's performance.
For me, its fun and enjoyable to work in a place where people are always hoping for change. Hope is the only way to create improvements. God has a specific purpose and plans that we need to be sensitive. Whatever mission intended for us, we must make the most of our given skills and talents. I just pray to Allah, that He may give me good health strength, and guide me in my right direction to overcome sometimes failure in life to forgive people who make always excuses, complaints and especially those who do not accept their mistakes.
For me, nothing compares to the joy and fulfillment of going through life with people who are your friend, whom you can laugh with, understanding and most of all committed to service.
"Remember you will not always win, some days, the most resourceful individual will taste defeat. But in their case, there is always tomorrow after you have done your best to achieve success today", Maxwell Maltz.
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"It's not just a beach thing!" A reminder from the American Cancer Society.
According to ACS, parents must take note that avoiding sunburn during childhood and adolescence is very important in reducing the risk of skin cancer later in life and sunscreen is not recommended for children less than six months old that is why we need to keep infants in the shade and protect them with clothing.
Slip! Slop! Slap!
Slip on shirt
Slop on sunscreen
Slap on hat.
Wrap on sunglasses
Limit sun exposure
Everyone is at risk for skin cancer, whatever thier skin color. Everyone needs to protect themselves from the sun.
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Upon reaching the Koke'e State Park, stay on the main road and take the first right after the Koke'e Lodge turn off. Follow the dirt road & look for the wooden Camp Slogget Sign. Turn right at the sign and follow the bumpy road until it opens into a large clearing. You are now at Camp Slogget. For more information, visit www.campingkauai.com.
Upon entering its newly painted gate and fence, and being amused by the attention-grabbing murals, eye-catching landscape and newly established pathways, stage and covered court, and diligently enhanced classrooms, who would think that Lupon Vocational High School started from a simple, plain and poorly equipped school?
Lupon Vocational High School (LVHS) was established in 1969 by virtue of Republic Act 5531 under Presidential Proclamation No. 95. It occupied a portion of school site donated by the former mayor of the municipality of Lupon, Sultan Commara Manuel. The school lot, which has an area of 25,000.00 sq. meters, was shared from the 18-hectare lot occupied by the Lupon Central Elementary Schools 1 and 2 and the TESDA School. LVHS is located at CambingBaratua St, Lupon, Davao Oriental, with its boundaries and outlet going to Maryknoll High School and Barrio Picas.
The operation of the school started in school year 1976-1977 with an initial appropriation of two hundred fifty thousand (P 250, 000.00) pesos. The curriculum was patterned from that of Davao School of Arts and Trades which specializes on Automotive Technology, Electronics, Welding and Fabrication, Food and Cosmetology.
The school started with only just 3 teachers, 100 students, one Accounting Clerk, one Supply Officer, one Utility and one Watchman. LVHS was headed then by Mr. Tomas P. Briones as Principal. This was temporarily housed in 3 classroom Marcos Type building borrowed from Lupon Municipal High School now Lupon School of Fisheries. Pioneers were: Tomas P. Briones РPrincipal, Esmeraldo G. Dagupion РAccounting Clerk, Manuel A. Tomas РSupply Officer, Rogelio Miranda РUtility, Rolando Salamanca РWatchman, Fatimar R. Macarona РTeacher 1 and Ester Ple̱os Teacher 1. After a few months of operation, six teachers from Lupon School of Fisheries had transferred to Lupon Vocational High School. They were CustodioPesquera, Josefina Arbol, Ely Palomo, Candida Mejos, CandelariaBautista and LoretaAlaba. After a year, LVHS had transferred temporarily under the Lupon Grandstand while waiting for the completion of the construction of a five classroom building intended for LVHS. Many years had passed the school grew bigger and bigger until it reached to total population of 1,800 enrollees in the year 2000. More buildings were built and more items were created within these years of operation, the school was able to establish excellent records of accomplishments most especially in Skills Competition and also in academic such as Schools Press Conference and other Academic Competition.
In 1992-1993, the school was administered under the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA), and offered post secondary courses. Many of the graduates from the five-year operation of Post Secondary Courses are now occupying good positions in the company they are now working in. After the operation of these courses, the administration of LVHS was returned to the Department of Education, Culture and Sports (DECS).
At present, LVHSl has 19 buildings with the following utilization: 34 classrooms, one H.E. building, one shop building, two school canteen and one school library, one Guidance and Planning Office, School Supply Office, School Paper, SBO, CAT and office of the Principal which includes the Personnel’s Office, one Faculty Room, one Computer Room, Guard House, and ICT building.
LVHS has two annexes. Lupon Vocational High School Annex-A is located at Bagumbayan, Lupon, Davao Oriental. The 10-hectare site was bought by Congresswoman Thelma Almario as Agricultural School. Lupon Vocational High School Annex-B, now known as Lupon National Comprehensive High School, is the secondary program of Lupon School of Fisheries turned over by the TESDA to Lupon Vocational High School on May 29, 2002. In 2004, under the direction of Mrs. Fatimar R. Macarona, the Schools Division tasked LVHS to make a project study on the re-inclusion of Technical Education Curriculum by Lupon Vocational High School. After a year, Technical-Vocational subjects were again incorporated in the secondary school program of LVHS. Technical-vocational subjects are taught as exploratory courses in the first year and as a specialization in the second year up to fourth year.
Not only were the physical features of the school developed but also the performance of the teachers and students. More students from LVHS received awards and achievements from national competitions and their teachers became more competitive and excellent in their fields.
Few years from now, LVHS will meet its grandeur and emerge from the rest. The place where the LVHS students are standing right now is the same place where successful businessmen once stood. The chairs they are sitting on are the same chairs which inspirational leaders once used. The walls that witnessed a remarkable process of developing competitive individuals are the same walls watching the present LVHS students grow. That’s LVHS continuously soaring higher
This post is a continuation on my previous post on K1 Biometrics dated October 19, 2008 or an updates for my Biometric schedule. As mentioned on my post, I was scheduled for a Biometrics by USCIS Honolulu last October 4th, and so I have book a round trip ticket on that date. After a week, I received a call from Honolulu that my schedule will be postponed because the date of appointment has no office. (I dont know what kind of holiday). And I just need to wait for further instructions from them. I waited for almost a month and just 6 days ago, I received again a call that they can not grant my request in my mail to have my interview and biometrics at the same time. Yesterday, I got a mail from them for my final Biometrics schedule for my Adjustment of Status (AOS) application and Employment Authorization Document (EAD) on October 31, 2008 (Halloween..... Booooh).
Upon learning this new technology that converts all of your old records to CDs, iPod, MP3 or any other digital files. All you need to do to record your records to CD is simply plug this one-of-a-kind three-speed (33 1/3, 45, and 78 RPM) LP Saver™ USB Turntable right into your PC. It plugs directly into your computer using the included USB cable. In addition, it comes complete with dustcover, and all cables are included.
I remember one of the friends was worried about their wedding VHS video since it happened 15 years ago, the pictures were no longer clear and so with the sounds. With USB Turntable, the quality of the recordings will be improved by eliminating some of the old pops, hisses and static they've acquired over the years.
Thinking to give gift for your dear ones? This is an ideal gift. Wait, why not get one for your mom? I'm sure she will love it!
This is the First Philippine Innovative Teachers Leadership Awards 2004 -2005 also known as (ITLA 1) held in Cebu City. This was program was sponsored by Partners in Learning Philippines, a program of Microsoft in integrating technology in basic education and the Department of Education. I am very proud to be a part of this award. Being one of the top 25 Innovative teachers in the Philippines. All awardees together withe thier respected principal came and enjoyed staying at The Golden Peak Hotel for 2 weeks sponsored of course by the host. All awardees became the National Technoloy mentor/coach and conducted trainings for teachers nationwide. They were also given a 2-year scholarship program on Masters of Science in Instructional Design and Media. The search is still going on per year!. I missed my PIL family....Can you find me in the video?
First Philippine Innovative Teachers Leadership Awards 2004-2005.The Top 25 Finalists of the First ITLA: Sherlita Lariosa Daguisonan, Cromwell Lara Valeriano, Manuel Obedencio Caberte, Elumir Pamisa Macas, Eden Fredeluces Samadan, Rosalina Rosales Pangilinan, Sandee Janesse Requiza Bodikey, Moses King Mangundayao Mendoza, Vernice Tabcao Cuteng, Soraya Tudlong Faculo, Ivy Tubongbanua Jumawan, Anwar M. Ito, Lynn Gicana Gilo, Joy Babo Bihag, Julito Contado Aligaen, Ivy Joy Trapa Leopoldo, Genevieve Gellecania Kulong, Rafaela Myrna Bringino Casim, Lucia Benito Dominguez, Shirley Zamora Paran, Saniata Villaruz de Vera, Leonides Esteban Bulalayao, Lorenzo Espiritu Raymundo, Mike de Guzman Dacasin, and Lorna Lactuan Tumampil.
Oh I love Jose Marie Chan Songs and I made one music video entitled : Love to Last a Life time. You don't need to look for the lyrics it is already there! So play and enjoy this song!
Cydcor is dominant market leader in outsourced face-to-face sales with truly unique capabilities and approach to doing business. They have nearly 3,000 ways of making businesses grow. Their clients represents the world’s recognized brand in different industries including: Telecommunications, Cable, Internet, Office Products, Merchant Services and Energy.
Cydcor has many philanthropic efforts to the community where most people are unaware about it. Read the Press Release below or visit Cydcor website.
Cydcor Supports Former Team Member Through Donation
Leading global provider of outsourced, face-to-face sales teams and its team members provide funds and school supplies.
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. (October 3, 2008) – Cydcor, the leading provider of outsourced, face-to-face sales teams, and its team members recently made a donation to the Andinet International School in Ethiopia, in addition to packing and sending supplies for the school’s children and teachers.
In support a former Cydcor receptionist who moved to Ethiopia in August to teach English and art to impoverished children at Andinet, Cydcor donated $1,000 to the school and Cydcor team members individually contributed nearly $600 in additional funds.
“We look for opportunities to support our team members’ prosperity internally as well as externally while they pursue other goals and passions,” said Gary Polson, chief executive officer of Cydcor. “At Cydcor, we try to create a philanthropic environment where our team members can support each other, and we all wanted to help her make a difference.”
Cydcor and its team members were also able to fill four boxes of binders, paper, padfolios, pens and pencils to be personally delivered to the school in Ethiopia. The money will be used to purchase student school and arts supplies, which are often limited or non-existent.
“The Andinet International School expresses heartfelt gratitude for the generous contribution and personal delivery from Cydcor,” said Nefertiti Makeda, director of Andinet International School. “Our school is growing and we are always in need of educational materials.”
About Andinet International School Andinet International School is a world, co-educational institution open to students of all nationalities and religions. Classes are instructed in English, but Amharic, French and Arabic are offered as well. Working closely with the Ethiopian Ministry of Education, the school insures that each student meets or surpasses Ethiopian and international education standards. Andinet recruits highly qualified teachers from Ethiopia and throughout the world to teach and inspire students to strive for academic excellence and integrity. For more information on Andinet International School, please visit www.andinet.edu.et/.
About CYDCOR, Inc. CYDCOR, Inc., is the leading provider of outsourced, face-to-face sales teams to a diverse client base of companies in a range of industries, including telecommunications, office products, retail energy and financial services. CYDCOR works with a network of independently owned corporate licensee (ICL) sales offices providing clients with access to more than 2,700 sales professionals and 200+ offices in North America. The privately held company is based in Westlake Village, California.
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A biometric or biometrics identifier is an objective measurement of a physical characteristic of an individual which, when captured in a database, can be used to verify the identity or check against other entries in the database. The best known biometric is the fingerprint, but others include facial recognition and iris scans.
For those who entered the United States under K1 Visa, upon submitting or filing your Adjustment of Status to the USCIS the Biometric fee is included in the check. (Refer to AOS Checklist below.)
I-485 Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status Check: Payment in the amount of $1010 (Biometrics fee included) Copy of Form I-797 Notice of Action (Approval Notice) Copy of Intending Immigrant’s Birth certificate Copy of U.S. Citizen Spouse’s Birth Certificate Copy of passport (Biographical Page) with non immigrant K1visa Copy of form I-94 (front and back) Copy of Marriage Certificate Medical form I-693A(in sealed envelope) Form G-325A, Biographic Information Sheet Two (2) passport size pictures I-864 Affidavit of Support Federal income tax return, including W-2 for 2007 Letter of employment Copy of most recent pay stubs Copy of passport page (US Citizen husband) Copy of recent Bank StatementI-765 Application for Employment Document Copy of passport (Biographical Page), with nonimmigrant K1 visa Copy of form I-94 (front and back)▪ Copy of Marriage Certificate Two (2) passport size
As soon as the USCIS received your application, you will receive a mail from them called the Notice of Action, I-797C. In my Case, I applied Permanent Resident Status and Employment Authorization Document (EAD) and I already received my NOA. Few days later, I also received a mail from USCIS Honolulu for my Biometric schedule. I then booked and reserved a plane ticket to Honolulu but after 1 week I received a phone call that my Biometrics will be re-scheduled because according to them my appointment date has no office and I need to wait for further instructions or notice. I tried called the office but I failed to contact them, so I wrote a mail to them to request that my biometrics schedule and my interview will be on the same date. Waiting for more than 4 weeks, I finally got a call that they received my mail but they can not grant my request because I need to have my biometrics first. They will mail me a noitice for my schedule.
So guys, will keep you updated for my biometric experiences soon. Thanks for reading.
I took the RealAge Test about two months ago although I was not motivated to do so. I was thinking that it was not true and it would just add spam in my emails. But as I kept on answering each item, it keeps me going until I finally complete that test.
My calendar age is 35.2 and my RealAge test result is 34.8 with a difference of -0.4. I learned what makes my age younger and older and I loved to share it here:
Health (keep me younger)
no family history of ovarian cancer
taking medications as directed
no breast cancer in the family
having a healthy attitude
Habits
driving phone-free
staying within a speed limit
reaching your level of education
not driving much
designating a driver
getting enough sleep
buckling up
driving a mid to large size vehicle
Relationships
Having people you can turn to
having parents who stayed together
owning a dog
being happily married
Diet
getting plenty of omega -3s
enjoy a range of foods
being a fruit eater
eating breakfast everyday
Fitness
doing cardio activity
building your flexibility
building strength
having a healthy BMI
Things to do:
Watch your BP
Get your cholesterol tested
Spend 120 seconds at the sink
Stick with your sleep schedule
Keep learning
Don't forget about you
Focus on getting the right amounts of calcium, folic acid, vitamin C, and vitamin E
Increase your vitamin E
Cut down on red meat
Boost your folate intake
Up your calcium and D intake
Get a daily dose of C
Pump up the potassium
Eat more grains
Vary your veggies
Take a closer look at your diet
Review your workout
Know your numbers - Measure your heart rate, and then update your test
