weird things happens. no connection, i just wanted to say that. im currently trying my talent in make-believe kwentos =) i've started to write this short love story and hopefully before the month ends, matapos na sya. i'll post it here (in time) so please lang walang magcocomment ng kung anu-ano. make believe...tipong no connection sa buhay ko (deffensive!) or sa mga tao sa paligid ko.
i was supposed to leave for taiwan this october but change of plans, nde ako matutuloy =( nalungkot ako ng sobra pero hello la akong magagawa. hopefully november or december. ayaw siguro ako palayuin ni papa god sa pilipinas. this is where i belong kung baga.
emma...picture-picture! it's really nice to see you back. grabe ikaw...medyo tagal ko rin na lang balita sayo.
jamfol...nde ko ex si X (wish nya lang hahaha)
bing...what do you have in mind ba? gusto mo rin ng pink na blog hahaha
8.10.03
7.10.03
i was talking to a friend a while ago. she felt so bad lang coz she found out something that's really not so nice. wala lang. nadiscover lang naman nya na dini-deny ng bf nya na may gf sya (yung friend ko nga). nalulungkot ako para sa kanya. imagine, love na love nya yung tao pero sobrang dating kinahihiya sya ng bf nya kaya hayun...pag may nagtatanong sa guy kung may gf sinasabi nya wala. sakit nun! kung sa kin mangyayari yun, better pa siguro na hiwalayan ko na lang yung tao. if he can't tell other people lalo na his friends na may gf sya, buti pang totohanin ng wala diba? insulting. ang dating kasi sa kin parang siguro gusto pa nya maghanap ng iba or kinahihiya nya ko. eh if that is the case, mag-isa sya sa buhay nya! hayun lang just sharing...
im glad to see emma's back in the world of blogging. its been more than a year since i last saw her. mannnn. i really don't have anything going on right now that's bloggable. aside from the fact that i'm sooooo having a hardtime with the new products assigned to me. goodness. upgrade of PC = work hell. i have firewire na!!! video capture here i come!!! ay wait...i got a text from loi (carlo) wala na sila ng boylet nila. well yung fear nya na merong iba yung partner nya, totoo pala. kakatakot!!! hayun lang.
and oh paul, like i said...JM's used to be part of edsamail's web/creative team (after you left).
and oh paul, like i said...JM's used to be part of edsamail's web/creative team (after you left).
5.10.03
"insecurity breeds indecisiveness, which in turn kills commitment, and ultimetly love"
- a comment from some lj i read
this one naman is from ryan...
The story goes that two friends were walking through the desert. During some point of the journey they had an argument, and one friend slapped the other one in the face.
The one who got slapped was hurt, but without saying anything, wrote in the sand: "Today my best friend slapped me in the face."
They kept on walking until they found an oasis, where they decided to take a bath. The one who had been slapped got stuck in the mire and started drowning, but the friend saved him.
After he recovered from the near drowning, he wrote on a stone: "Today my best friend saved my life."
The friend who had slapped and saved his best friend asked him, "After I hurt you, you wrote in the sand and now you write on a stone. Why?"
The other friend replied: "When someone hurts us we should write it down in sand where winds of forgiveness can erase it away. But when someone does something good for us, we must engrave it in stone where no wind can ever erase it."
LEARN TO WRITE YOUR HURTS IN THE SAND AND TO CARVE YOUR BENEFITS IN STONE.
They say it takes a minute to find a special person an hour to appreciate them, a day to love them, but an entire life to forget them.
- a comment from some lj i read
this one naman is from ryan...
The story goes that two friends were walking through the desert. During some point of the journey they had an argument, and one friend slapped the other one in the face.
The one who got slapped was hurt, but without saying anything, wrote in the sand: "Today my best friend slapped me in the face."
They kept on walking until they found an oasis, where they decided to take a bath. The one who had been slapped got stuck in the mire and started drowning, but the friend saved him.
After he recovered from the near drowning, he wrote on a stone: "Today my best friend saved my life."
The friend who had slapped and saved his best friend asked him, "After I hurt you, you wrote in the sand and now you write on a stone. Why?"
The other friend replied: "When someone hurts us we should write it down in sand where winds of forgiveness can erase it away. But when someone does something good for us, we must engrave it in stone where no wind can ever erase it."
LEARN TO WRITE YOUR HURTS IN THE SAND AND TO CARVE YOUR BENEFITS IN STONE.
They say it takes a minute to find a special person an hour to appreciate them, a day to love them, but an entire life to forget them.
30.9.03
did i read that right X, that you actually asked bing to marry you on my comment box? weirdo!!! hehehe naku if ever you guys decide to get married, don't forget to invite me and papabitch ha! (papabitch, thanks for the lunch muah muah).
jamfol, good boy? i miss your webcam pics hehehe i havent seen you online for the longest time. kwentuhan mo ko!!!
and oh my gawd im so proud of JM!!! and i heard (from jay) that his cash prize was 250,000 plus a nokia celfon of his choice!!!
MANILA, September 29, 2003 (STAR) That young Filipino minds equally excel, if not edge out, their American and Indian counterparts in the field of information technology (IT) was proven once more in the software development contest sponsored by a European group of cellphone and IT groups. And Mapua Tech equally proved its excellence in IT education apart from its leadership in traditional engineering courses. Software for mobile phones developed by four Mapua Graduates swept all the top four prizes in the recently concluded "Mobile Internet Applications Development Competition," also dubbed as Nokia Challenge 2003. Prior to the selection of the winners, 12 out of 34 entries were pre-selected and declared "concept winners." In their working prototypes, four entries, all conceived and developed by Mapua computer and engineering students who just graduated last April, were adjudged winners of the competition on Java-based
software designing. Copping first place was Mapua John Michael Lozano (B.S. Computer Engineering), with his "My Brain Bench" entry. Lozano's software is a mobile training module designed to allow users to groom themselves in their desired field of education with several training modules. His prizes included a free trip for two to Europe and 150,000. Lozano's twin brother, engineer John Paul Lozano, an Industrial Engineering graduate of Mapua Tech, was awarded the second prize and got P75,000 cash and a free trip to Singapore for two, for his Java-based "My Home Remedies" program. "My Home Remedies" is a comprehensive, safe and practical health and stress advisory and management guide application via mobile phones. Another Mapua Computer Engineering graduate, Louie Marco de los Reyes, got the third prize for his "My Calc Buddy" a scientific calculator tuned in to a mobile phone. De los Reyes and his project partner, Delfin Juan III, a technical consultant of the Mapua Information Technology College (MITC) in Makati, received P50,000 and a Nokia 6610. Their work solves the problem of dealing with mathematical formulas by giving cellphone users instant solutions to the most difficult math problems in seconds, whenever, wherever. MITC instructors Pofirio Atienza and Eugene Lozada "Mapping" software program was declared the fourth prize winner. They received P25,000 plus a Nokia phone. A highly configurable map engine supporting the display of information requiring visual location reference, the "Mapping" program enables users to configure their maps to display locations of deliveries, hotels and restaurants as well as traffic information. The competition was sponsored by Nokia Phils. and the German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ) in cooperation with the European IT Service Center (EITSC). It was part of the Public-Private Partnership project dubbed as öÑroviding Mobile Internet Applications, Training and Technical Development in the ICT Sector." As part of the competition, 150 information and communications technology (ICT) professionals from different colleges and companies were trained at Sun Microsystems, and 60 entries were initially submitted. Twelve entries were chosen as "concept winners" and each got P25,000. The winning programs also included "Broadcast" developed by Infinit-e Asia, which is a system to create short (50-character) messages broadcast on electronic billboards in specific locations, and the "Guitar Tuner" by UP Paul Sorino, which can make the cellphone a standard electronic guitar tuner. The awarding ceremonies of the "Public-Private Partnership Project" were recently held at the Makati Shangri-la Hotel and attended by Nokia executives Martin Chesbrough, mobile integration head for the Asia-Pacific; Frankie Naranjilla, head of business development and strategy; Andrew Paddon, senior applications architect for mobile software integration; and Claus Karthe, chairman of Nokia Phils.; and Cynthia Mamon, president of Sun Microsystems.
jamfol, good boy? i miss your webcam pics hehehe i havent seen you online for the longest time. kwentuhan mo ko!!!
and oh my gawd im so proud of JM!!! and i heard (from jay) that his cash prize was 250,000 plus a nokia celfon of his choice!!!
MANILA, September 29, 2003 (STAR) That young Filipino minds equally excel, if not edge out, their American and Indian counterparts in the field of information technology (IT) was proven once more in the software development contest sponsored by a European group of cellphone and IT groups. And Mapua Tech equally proved its excellence in IT education apart from its leadership in traditional engineering courses. Software for mobile phones developed by four Mapua Graduates swept all the top four prizes in the recently concluded "Mobile Internet Applications Development Competition," also dubbed as Nokia Challenge 2003. Prior to the selection of the winners, 12 out of 34 entries were pre-selected and declared "concept winners." In their working prototypes, four entries, all conceived and developed by Mapua computer and engineering students who just graduated last April, were adjudged winners of the competition on Java-based
software designing. Copping first place was Mapua John Michael Lozano (B.S. Computer Engineering), with his "My Brain Bench" entry. Lozano's software is a mobile training module designed to allow users to groom themselves in their desired field of education with several training modules. His prizes included a free trip for two to Europe and 150,000. Lozano's twin brother, engineer John Paul Lozano, an Industrial Engineering graduate of Mapua Tech, was awarded the second prize and got P75,000 cash and a free trip to Singapore for two, for his Java-based "My Home Remedies" program. "My Home Remedies" is a comprehensive, safe and practical health and stress advisory and management guide application via mobile phones. Another Mapua Computer Engineering graduate, Louie Marco de los Reyes, got the third prize for his "My Calc Buddy" a scientific calculator tuned in to a mobile phone. De los Reyes and his project partner, Delfin Juan III, a technical consultant of the Mapua Information Technology College (MITC) in Makati, received P50,000 and a Nokia 6610. Their work solves the problem of dealing with mathematical formulas by giving cellphone users instant solutions to the most difficult math problems in seconds, whenever, wherever. MITC instructors Pofirio Atienza and Eugene Lozada "Mapping" software program was declared the fourth prize winner. They received P25,000 plus a Nokia phone. A highly configurable map engine supporting the display of information requiring visual location reference, the "Mapping" program enables users to configure their maps to display locations of deliveries, hotels and restaurants as well as traffic information. The competition was sponsored by Nokia Phils. and the German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ) in cooperation with the European IT Service Center (EITSC). It was part of the Public-Private Partnership project dubbed as öÑroviding Mobile Internet Applications, Training and Technical Development in the ICT Sector." As part of the competition, 150 information and communications technology (ICT) professionals from different colleges and companies were trained at Sun Microsystems, and 60 entries were initially submitted. Twelve entries were chosen as "concept winners" and each got P25,000. The winning programs also included "Broadcast" developed by Infinit-e Asia, which is a system to create short (50-character) messages broadcast on electronic billboards in specific locations, and the "Guitar Tuner" by UP Paul Sorino, which can make the cellphone a standard electronic guitar tuner. The awarding ceremonies of the "Public-Private Partnership Project" were recently held at the Makati Shangri-la Hotel and attended by Nokia executives Martin Chesbrough, mobile integration head for the Asia-Pacific; Frankie Naranjilla, head of business development and strategy; Andrew Paddon, senior applications architect for mobile software integration; and Claus Karthe, chairman of Nokia Phils.; and Cynthia Mamon, president of Sun Microsystems.
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