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  Our first step toward a successful CBR project involved careful planning to address the specific needs of the Caoayan community to ensure the success of our research. The photo captures our leader  assigning individual tasks, ensuring a focused and effective research process. A candid shot of a collaborative efforts in making our CBR despite facing a huge problem. In this photo,we sadly started from scratch again because the U.S.B that we use to  save our file unexpectedly to malfunction. Instead of regretting and complaning, we work all together to redo our C.B.R.. In this picture, our group is starting to do their individual taskes that have been distributed by leader, where in we are using the destop alternately to see some result for each part. We are also artenately using the destop to teach each other and have some opinions to make our CBR more appealing and more informative This is a another candid photo,wherein we are talking snacks while enjoying and talk...

The third quarter has come to a close, and as I reflect to my academic journey for this quarter. I does see some succession of my hardwork and dedication for this quarter, however the positive result that I got for this quarter is not as easy as you think, I ave experience many up and downs before seeing the result. So let me share to you my experiences for this quarter and my take aways. I've discovered many incredible things beyond my expectations, especially in conducting Community Base Research, using html and css to present an output is beyond what I expect. I 've learned and improve my skills in using html tags and css and to become more patience in typing tags and finding resources about our CBR. Yet, all my discoveries and learnings for this quarter is impossible without any downs in my journey. The problems that I've encountered for this quarter is my lack of patience, struggling in using css and lastly, our CBR parts have been deleted from the usb file of my  grou...

  It's Chinese New Year in the Philippines. You're walking down the street, and the air is filled with the sounds of firecrackers a distinctly Chinese sound, yet somehow it feels completely at home here. You see families gathered, laughing and eating. On the tables, you see both familiar Filipino dishes and dishes you recognize from Chinese restaurants a delicious blend of cultures.   This isn't just a holiday, it's a reflection of a long and close relationship between Filipinos and Chinese people. For centuries, Chinese immigrants have built lives and businesses in the Philippines, contributing to the country's rich and diverse culture. The result? A unique blend of traditions. The emphasis on family, good luck, and a fresh start during Chinese New Year resonates deeply with Filipinos, who also value these things.   So, while the origins of the celebration are Chinese, the way Filipinos celebrate it is uniquely their own it's a vibrant testament to the blending...

Imagine stepping back in time to Vigan, a town in the Philippines back in the 1600s. You’d see bustling streets filled with merchants selling rice, tobacco, and indigo, all brought in by boats on the Abra River. The houses were amazing ,grand and elegant, built by wealthy families who were the heart of the town. Life revolved around the church and community, with everyone coming together for festivals and celebrations.   Fast forward to today, and Vigan is a place frozen in time. Those beautiful Spanish colonial houses are still standing, a reminder of the town’s rich history. Now, instead of merchants, you see tourists from all over the world, drawn to the town's charm. The town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a testament to how well it has preserved its past.    Of course, things have changed. Vigan is no longer just a trading center. Tourism is now its main source of income, and the town has adapted to welcome visitors. You’ll find hotels, restaurants, and even souven...