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BugITs Supports Best Cebu Blogs Awards 2013
On December 7, 2013 - Cebu's prime and the only Awarding Body for Bloggers, The Best Cebu Blogs Awards
will hold it's 6th Awards Night at Avalon Building, Cebu Business Park.
After a rigid scrutiny and judging from some of the experts in the
field of new media like Cebu Archdiocesan Mass Media Awardee Nancy Cudis, Cebu Bloggers Society president Ruben Licera Jr., Cagayan de Oro Bloggers president Vic Marion Madriaga, and Mindanao Blog Awards founder Ria Jose,
these BCBA Finalists will vie the name of who will be the Best Bloggers
from different Niches like Travel, Technology, Personal, Food, Fashion,
Photo, and Entertainment
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Here are the Finalists:
BCBA is supported by the following Sponsors and Partners.
The BCBA is spearheaded by Deutche Atil Mark Monta (the founder) and following bloggers:
Mark Monta of www.cebufitnessblog.com
Agnes Jimenez of www.empressofdrac.com
Bjorn Bernales of www.bjorncebuano.com
Jaysee Pingkian of www.jayseeblabs.me
Gezelle Tapangan of www.geemiz.com
Chanel Imperial of shankybaby.blogspot.com
Eden Villarba of www.chicinthetropics.com
Here are the Finalists:
FASHION
NICHE
Nominee #
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Name
|
Blog URL
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3
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Doyzkie
Buenaviaje
|
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15
|
Kristine Roa
|
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17
|
Marco Diala
|
|
22
|
Rabsin Dela
Cruz
|
|
25
|
Yves
Camingue
|
|
43
|
Jean Louise
Perez
|
|
26
|
Alexa Martin
|
|
41
|
Sweet Veloso
|
|
23
|
Rachael Dawn
Robinstein
|
PERSONAL
NICHE
Nominee #
|
Name
|
Blog URL
|
|
27
|
Carla Marie
Adlawan
|
||
34
|
Ken Michael
Jon Taarup
|
||
38
|
Mary T.
Narvasa
|
||
42
|
Zhequia
Bardos
|
||
31
|
Hazel Gicole
|
||
19
|
Narciso
Tapia
|
||
11
|
Jewey
Torrefranca
|
FOOD NICHE
Nominee #
|
Name
|
Blog URL
|
|
42
|
Zhequia
Bardos
|
||
44
|
Jervie David
Montejar
|
||
13
|
Joyceren
Miyah GenobaƱa
|
||
14
|
Justinne Lou
Go
|
||
18
|
Marco Diala
|
TECHNOLOGY
NICHE
Nominee #
|
Name
|
Blog URL
|
|
30
|
Enje Godinez
|
||
32
|
Jane
Jacquelie Vestil
|
||
12
|
Jose
Farrugia
|
||
8
|
Herbert
Kikoy
|
||
9
|
james arnold
nogra
|
TRAVEL
NICHE
Nominee #
|
Name
|
Blog URL
|
|
28
|
Carla
Alferez
|
||
33
|
Jona
Branzuela Bering
|
||
35
|
Leylan
Romarate
|
||
40
|
Stephanie
Rose de Jesus
|
||
36
|
Marie
Angelique Villamor
|
||
37
|
Mark Gulfan
Almonicar
|
||
45
|
Roxanne
Tamayo
|
||
2
|
Cindy Solon
|
||
11
|
Jewey
Torrefranca
|
||
16
|
Edwin
Castillon
|
PHOTO NICHE
Nominee #
|
Name
|
Blog URL
|
|
6
|
Gerrymie
Tampus
|
||
7
|
Herbert
Kikoy
|
||
29
|
Elroy Robin
|
||
35
|
Leylan
Romarate
|
||
40
|
Stephanie
Rose de Jesus
|
ENTERTAINMENT/EVENTS
NICHE
Nominee #
|
Name
|
Blog URL
|
|
3
|
Doyzkie
Buenaviaje
|
||
15
|
Kristine Roa
|
||
22
|
Rabsin Dela
Cruz
|
||
25
|
Yves
Camingue
|
||
24
|
Rodrick P.
Guarin
|
||
21
|
Philip
Andrew Mayol
|
BCBA is supported by the following Sponsors and Partners.
GOLD SPONSORS
BRONZE SPONSORS
DONOR SPONSORS
OFFICIAL ONLINE MEDIA PARTNERS
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER AND AVP ARTIST
The BCBA is spearheaded by Deutche Atil Mark Monta (the founder) and following bloggers:
Mark Monta of www.cebufitnessblog.com
Agnes Jimenez of www.empressofdrac.com
Bjorn Bernales of www.bjorncebuano.com
Jaysee Pingkian of www.jayseeblabs.me
Gezelle Tapangan of www.geemiz.com
Chanel Imperial of shankybaby.blogspot.com
Eden Villarba of www.chicinthetropics.com
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Posted by Cebu Blogger
Design Patterns Seminar To Boost Filipino Programming Skills in Cebu
Design Patterns Seminar is set to be held on June 23, 2012 at the Golden Prince Hotel, Cebu City by Centerus, Inc., a software engineering company from Washington State, USA. This one-day seminar is scheduled from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm and aims to help software design engineers in the Philippines improve their efficiency and productivity in programming at least threefold.
“Object-oriented programming skills are in high demand worldwide, despite the economic downturn,” said Carlos Tapang, Centerus, Inc. president and speaker at the upcoming seminar.
“Programmers in Cebu and the Philippines already possess very good programming skills. Most of them have learned the rudiments of object-oriented programming in college. However, what you learn in college is never enough, and object-oriented programming presents a steep learning curve to most software developers.
This seminar is designed for developers to internalize a few design patterns in a single day. I believe Design Pattern skills are crucial to one’s career in programming.”
Design Patterns are pre-determined patterns that have been found to result in more modifiable designs, making them easier to maintain and comply with ever-changing requirements.
“Design Patterns represent a watershed in software engineering,” Tapang explained. “Until now, even with object-oriented programming, software systems built using traditional design principles are ‘brittle’ - prone to fail if changed. We will be discussing some of these patterns, how these patterns came about, and how to master them.”
The Design Patterns seminar will cover the following topics: what design patterns are; the vocabulary of design patterns; differences between good and bad design through specific design examples; useful creational patterns; useful structural patterns; useful behavioral patterns; threading and concurrent patterns.
The seminar is intended for software design engineers and programmers familiar with object-oriented programming, and will equally benefit freelancers and corporate employees.
“We are also inviting software engineers and programmers to send us their design problems in advance. We plan to tackle some of their actual problems during the seminar, so that everyone can relate to the concepts being discussed,” Tapang continued.
Seminar fee starts at P2,950.00 and can go as low as P2,400.00 for group registrations. Rates already include seminar materials, buffet lunch, morning and afternoon snacks.
About Centerus
Centerus, Inc. is a Washington State corporation that also works with Filipino software engineers for its offshore outsourcing projects.
Carlos Tapang, the resource speaker for this seminar, is the president of Centerus, Inc. He has gained both depth and breadth of experience in software design engineering. He has worked for large companies in the USA (namely Intel and Microsoft), and has done extensive consulting work for startup companies.
For more details, visit DesignPatterns.eventbrite.com or call 3472987.
Photo Credit: bickelsandhuconsulting.com
“Object-oriented programming skills are in high demand worldwide, despite the economic downturn,” said Carlos Tapang, Centerus, Inc. president and speaker at the upcoming seminar.
“Programmers in Cebu and the Philippines already possess very good programming skills. Most of them have learned the rudiments of object-oriented programming in college. However, what you learn in college is never enough, and object-oriented programming presents a steep learning curve to most software developers.
This seminar is designed for developers to internalize a few design patterns in a single day. I believe Design Pattern skills are crucial to one’s career in programming.”
Design Patterns are pre-determined patterns that have been found to result in more modifiable designs, making them easier to maintain and comply with ever-changing requirements.
“Design Patterns represent a watershed in software engineering,” Tapang explained. “Until now, even with object-oriented programming, software systems built using traditional design principles are ‘brittle’ - prone to fail if changed. We will be discussing some of these patterns, how these patterns came about, and how to master them.”
The Design Patterns seminar will cover the following topics: what design patterns are; the vocabulary of design patterns; differences between good and bad design through specific design examples; useful creational patterns; useful structural patterns; useful behavioral patterns; threading and concurrent patterns.
The seminar is intended for software design engineers and programmers familiar with object-oriented programming, and will equally benefit freelancers and corporate employees.
“We are also inviting software engineers and programmers to send us their design problems in advance. We plan to tackle some of their actual problems during the seminar, so that everyone can relate to the concepts being discussed,” Tapang continued.
Seminar fee starts at P2,950.00 and can go as low as P2,400.00 for group registrations. Rates already include seminar materials, buffet lunch, morning and afternoon snacks.
About Centerus
Centerus, Inc. is a Washington State corporation that also works with Filipino software engineers for its offshore outsourcing projects.
Carlos Tapang, the resource speaker for this seminar, is the president of Centerus, Inc. He has gained both depth and breadth of experience in software design engineering. He has worked for large companies in the USA (namely Intel and Microsoft), and has done extensive consulting work for startup companies.
For more details, visit DesignPatterns.eventbrite.com or call 3472987.
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Posted by Cebu Blogger
WiFi Free Service in Cebu City, PLDT realizes project
Cebu's Sinulog 2012 is completely different from the past years! Why? Simply because it goes Digital and this time, more Social as you can update your favorite social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter With the help of PLDT, different Wifi Zones are available during Sinulog.
· Gen Maximlom Ave (Mango Ave) from Gorordo Ave to Fuente Osmena Circle – permanent
· Fuente Osmena Circle – permanent
· Osmena Blvd. from Fuente Osmena Circle to P. del Rosario St. – permanent
· N. Bacalso Ave from Cebu Provincial South Bus Terminal to P. del Rosario St. - permanent
· P. del Rosario St (covering USC) from Osmena Blvd to Sikatuna St - permanent
· Cebu Sports Complex – temporary installation until Jan. 16 only
· Cebu City Hall covering Magellans Cross and Sto. Nino, Basilica – permanent
· Ceby Provincial Capitol - permanent
· Plaza Independancia – permanent
Here are the PLDT booths for registration.
1. Community area stall no. 223 224
2. Yellow cab mango stall no. 481,482
3.Lighthouse restaurant mango stall no. 666, 667
4. Planet 8 stall no. 515, 516


