I will formally change the subtitle of this blog. It is a one word change, but I believe it is consistent with what is happening. Tingog.com was to be The Voice of The Filipino, but I have decided to make this blog more of a personal blog, as I have chosen to pursue […]
The silence was all too much for me, but I can finally say with full enthusiasm that Filipino Voices is online. The new collaborative blog focused on politics, government, and social commentary. In the spirit of unity, providing a multitude of voices, on multitude of issues facing our nation today.
It’s been a long […]
It’s been a project in the making, and it’s finally becoming reality. I can’t tell everyone what it is at the moment, but in two weeks the announcement will be worth the wait.
This is the reason for the lack in post for the past few days. And that contest? That contest I […]
There is a call for all Filipinos, a call of sacrifice. Whether it is during Holy Week, or any other week of the year, we know that our nation can only grow stronger if each one of us contributes to the common good. Contributing without taking selfishly, and taking only the portion amount […]
The title above is a bit dramatic, and I could probably tell you all the horror stories known to man. But I won’t. Tingog.com is not really about me, and as with these past few months, it looks as though that Tingog.com has lost it’s voice.
I’m at fault. And without going into […]
Hello. Hmm. It seems like Nick is on a hiatus. But anyway, guys, as you comment on the Malu Fernandez and other issues, please do bear in mind that Nick, me, and everyone else at Tingog.com are actually just messengers. We are aware that we all are irritated with the situations that beset our country […]
It seems like only yesterday, the first blog post at Tingog.com was written, and we took to cyberspace in the hopes of Changing The Philippines. This date, September 1, 2006, exactly one year ago, we started with a goal in mind, and that was to make a difference. We’ve had our ups and […]
STATEMENT FROM THE FILIPINO PRESS CLUB-DUBAI ON THE DEROGATORY ARTICLES OF MALU FERNANDEZ
Ms. Malu Fernandez’s travel columns “From Boracay to Greece” (People Asia, June 2007) and “Am I being a diva? Or do you lack common sense?” (Manila Standard Online, July 30, 2007) continue to draw negative reactions from Filipinos here in the United […]
Well, I’m back in the blogging mode. Sorry for the sudden disappearance, it seems that Bedol has had an affect on me. Anyway, it’s definitely amazing what can in a little over a week. Before I left, the Comelec was poised to go on a field trip to Maguindanao to “recover” any […]
This is just an update to all who have emailed me, as well as left a comment. I’m currently tending to a personal matter, thus I have not been able to answer any emails. I also have not been able to post anything for around a week.
For those, who are interested. I […]
Going on a slight blogging vacation. Only a day or two. I should be back on Sunday to recap the week for everyone as well as taking on some recent Philippine news like Manny Pacquiao finally listening to his fans and not running. Some international news too, regarding Iran, Iraq, North Korea, […]
It’s the Year of The Pig in the Chinese Calendar, and I’m sure Filipinos around the world celebrated The New Year with Lechon. Let us take this moment to pay our respects to the hundreds, maybe even thousands of delicious and scrumptious little pigs out there who gave their lives for the sake of […]
I wish everyone a Happy New Year! 2007!
As we move forward to a new year, we leave 2006 behind us. Remembering the lessons that we have learned, and hopefully utilizing the newfound wisdom that we have gained. It was a year full of trial and heartbreak, as we saw the natural disasters […]
Today we honor the 110th anniversary of our beloved National Hero, Jose Rizal. It’s Rizal Day. Let us remember the ultimate sacrifice that he made for the nation that he so dearly loved. Let us remember that this nation is founded upon sacrifice and love of country. Our nationalism, love of […]
First of all, I’d like to thank everyone who sent me an email inquiring on why an article hasn’t been written in a while and asking if I was alright. Well, I am OK, I’ve just been busy on a little personal trip for the last two weeks. I’d like to thank Jeremy […]
We would like to take this opportunity, to greet and wish our Kababayans, the Filipino-Americans, in The United States:
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
This holiday is just another reason why I think that no matter where a Filipino is situated in the world, he will always bring a piece of The Philippines along for the ride.
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