UPCAT 2010 Results!

Today, January 18, 2010, UP just released an Online Results of UPCAT or University of the Philippines College Admission Test for incoming Annual Year 2010-2011.

Luckily, some of my schoolmates in highschool (MSU-CETD) passed the standards of UP.

Well, Here are some links of UPCAT Results Online:


And Here's the COPY-PASTE Links: (Note: Para lang 'yang Dictionary, hanapin niyo lang ang designated Last Name niyo sa mga 'yan, or use Kuya Mikko's Search Engine below)

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UPCAT 2010 Results

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University of the Philippines
UPCAT Results 2010 Online
(For incoming freshmen of AY 2010-2011)
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PAGENAME RANGE
1ABABA, ERICA OCHADA – ABOY, ARMIE BADON
2ABOY, MAYJOY ODUYA – ADVINCULA, HAZEL GARCIA
3ADVINCULA, IDA OTAYDE – AKIYAMA, ADEE HITOMI ARIATE
4ALAGANO, RONAVEE DIVINE REGENCIA – ALFARO, ALEXA ANDREA CENA
5ALFARO, SOPHIA ALEXIS CENA – ALQUIZALAS, CHRIS ERWIN SAN GABRIEL
6ALQUIZAR, ARIANNE JANE PALICTE – ANACLETO, JAMIE
7ANADON, EDWIN MIGUEL SARATAN – ANILAO, WILFREDO JR AMBROCIO
8ANINO, PAOLO ANGELO GEONANGA – AQUINO, JOHN ANTHONY GINES
9AQUINO, JOHN ARMAND ELLAMIL – ARGUELLES, ZAY DE RAMOS
10ARGUILLA, SERGIO MANUEL QUE – ATIENZA, JOEL JEREMIAH GUEVARRA
11ATIENZA, JONAS EZRA RAZON – BACALANGCO, NADINE DURANA
12BACALLAN, JED VINCENT DIVINAGRACIA – BALBAGUEN, CLARISSE NICA MARI ONGCUANGCO
13BALBANIDA, JERMAINE BULADO – BAMBA, JOVAN DANIEL LIMOSO
14BAMBALAN, GELINA ROSE ABRANTES – BARCENAS, HALLELE OLLESCA
15BARDELOSA, DANIKA JOY DEL ROSARIO – BATACLAN, CHARLES CHRISTOPHER CARCAMO
16BATADLAN, ALAR-LAA JOY PALABRICA – BAYAUA, JOIE ANNE FERNANDEZ
17BAYAWA, MARK ANTHONY LAGNASON – BENITO, JOBERSON DELA CRUZ
18BENITO, KYLE ADRIANNE ANDRADE – BILLONES, LENY GRACE BADIAN
19BILOG, CRISTINE MATACSIL – BONDOC, JOSEF IAN TUGAS
20BONDOC, KATHLEEN JOYCE DAVID – BRIONES, HANNIE LYN INOCENTES
21BRIONES, HERSHEY CORDERO – BUNTALIDAD, MIA FERRERA
22BUNYI, MARIA PAOLA CANADA – CABILADAS, SHIELA MARIE DAVAO
23CABILDO, ANGELA BERNICE CRUZ – CAIGA, ERIN JOY RAMOS
24CAINCOL, DESIREE HABANA – CAMANSE, SIME SORIA
25CAMANTILES, MARIE FRANCES PAN-OY – CANTOS, MARIE GABRIELLE ICO
26CANTOS, NATHAN HUBERT CONSTANTINO – CARPIO, DANILO JR ENRIQUEZ
27CARPIO, EDWIN CAMPOSANO – CASTILLO, JAMAICA PAGO
28CASTILLO, JAYSON ARZOBAL – CAUTIBER, JANE ALARDE
29CAVALIDA, JOAN ALLENE ROA – CHAVEZ, MARIANNE DENISE PALMERA
30CHENG, ALEC JAN VALENCIANO – CIPRIANO, DANNAH KRIMLEY PELANTE
31CISCAR, ASLE CAREY ADRIANO – COMETA, KEMUEL IAN FLORES
32COMIA, CHELO NESHANNE MONTENEJO – CORPUS, MA ELIZHA ROSE DELOS SANTOS
33CORPUZ, ALLAINE AARON TALAVERA – CRUZ, HAZEL JOY PAREDES
34CRUZ, IRAH MAYE PERALTA – CULVERA, DIANNE FLORABEL PALO
35CUMAGUN, CHRISTINE MARIE MILADO – DAMASO, APRIL ROXANNE BANTANG
36DAMATAN, TRICIA LOUISE CANLAS – DAYON, JOSE NEAL REAMICO
37DAYOT, EVA MARIE SUBRIDA – DE LEON, IVAN MARK IBAY
38DE LEON, JAEDICK AARON SANTERA – DEL BARRIO, JOHN RUPERT RODRIGUEZ
39DEL CAMAT, PERSIS SABLAY – DELA CRUZ, NIKITA CASTRO
40DELA CRUZ, PATRICIA KRISTEN ANGELES – DELOS REYES, RICHTER BACANI
41DELOS SANTOS, EUNICE RICCI CHAVEZ – DIEGO, GLEN DIANNE MANALOTO
42DIESTA, MARY ARIANNE ESPEDIDO – DOCTOR, JUSTIN MIKKO PARRONE
43DOCULAN, ROVIE JERAHMEEL TAUYAN – DUMALIANG, BILLIE CRYSTAL GUEVARA
44DUMANDAN, PATRICIA KAYE TAHURA – ELA, PATRICIA DENISE JANDUGAN
45ELALE, PED JELYN MAMARADLO – EPIE, MYLEEN PALENG
46EPINO, SHERILYN LATONERO – ESPEDILLA, RAZEL GASPAN
47ESPEJO, ERIKA MAE ADOJA – ESTRELLA, ANJEL MAE BARRIOS
48ESTRELLA, ARON PAUL BONOS – FARILLON, KHASMIR NOLASCO
49FARONILO, KENDRICK MICO LORESCA – FERRER, GIANA MARIE FERNANDEZ
50FERRER, IVAN RAMIL FERNANDEZ – FORTES, MONICA KRYZELLE BEJERANO
51FORTEZA, NICO DANIELLE DETABLAN – GABUTERO, MICHELLE ANNE MADRELEJOS
52GABUYO, MARY ROSE PAGUERGAN – GAMAT, FLORANTE JR ARELLANO
53GAMBA, KRISTINE ROSE GRACILLA – GARCIA, MICAEL GUEVARRA
54GARCIA, MICHAEL FACURI – GELIG, JELLY MARIE LEGO
55GELILANG, ERNIE PAUL MILLADO – GO, MATTHEW CHINGBINGYONG
56GO, NATHAN OLIVER SYQUIATCO – GOTO, BRANDYLLE DELA CRUZ
57GOZO, MARY ANGELETTE PAGAD – GUILOREZA, REA FAYE JOY SIMBRE
58GUIMPAYAN, JEFFERSON DAVE BOTAL – HEGINA, ARIES JOSEPH ARMENDI
59HEMENTERA, MARCUS REI BINAY – HUALDE, MA LILIBETH GERONIO
60HUANG, HANS JEOFFREY SYCIP – INOCENCIO, CARLO INIGO VALENZUELA
61INOCENCIO, GALEN GEROME BOOL – JARAPLASAN, CHRISTELLE TABUQUILDE
62JARENO, ANGELICA MARI STO DOMINGO – JUANITO, MARIELLE RUTH CASTANEDA
63JUANO, SHAMIRA ANGELA PURA – LABASTIDA, BIA BRIONES
64LABASTIDA, PAULO OLARTE – LALATAG, ZARINA ORLANE CASTRO
65LALLABBAN, RAYMOND HIMARANGAN – LASPONA, MA PATRICIA ASTRID SAMSON
66LASTAM, JERALDINE PASAOL – LEGASPI, CHRISTOPHER JOHN BERMUNDO
67LEGASPI, JESUSITO JR BALOTA – LIM, CHENEE CLAUDIO
68LIM, CHUCK LOGAN TE – LIZADA, KARLA MAE LABOR
69LIZARDO, DIVINE GRACE AGUISANDA – LOPEZ, NICOLE ANNE DELA CRUZ
70LOPEZ, REGL CARINO – LUNA, JCEL BALTAZAR
71LUNA, JUDDETTE CHELSEA LIGAS – MADANGUIT, CARMEL JEAN GAMIL
72MADARANG, JEMIMAH LAURETO – MAGSAYSAY, KEVIN RAPHAEL CASTRO
73MAGSINO, AUSTIN JOHN SANCHEZ – MALVAR, MA ANDREA SATURAY
74MALVEDA, JIRAH ANNE LEA JOSE – MANGUERA, MANICAR VALLEJOS
75MANGUERA, MARK CARMELO ROSALES – MARCELO, IAN LORENZ CARIAGA
76MARCELO, KELVIN RYAN SIM – MARZO, EMIL LORENZO ACOSTA
77MARZONA, ANGELU KAYE BARANDON – MEDINA, LINETTE MARIELLE VEGA
78MEDINA, LOUIS CARLO SANTOS – MENDOZA, RAINIER URETA
79MENDOZA, RALPH KEVIN CORPUZ – MINON, LEANDRO BUNQUIN
80MINOZA, AEDA MARI PAJARON – MONSALE, CHARISSE ANN MACAYAN
81MONSALE, DONA MAE SURIAGA – MORILLO, LUIS ARIEL BANIQUED
82MORITO, SARAH RACHEL ELBO – NAMOCATCAT, RONA MARIE SEVILLA
83NAMORO, MAY ANN RESURRECCION – NEPOMUCENO, FRANCIS HAMZON
84NEPOMUCENO, JOSE RENATO REYES – NUFABLE, MARY DIANE TIONGSON
85NUGUID, ANGELINE ALYSSA VILLEGAS – OLAZO, VIANECE JASMINE SACCO
86OLBES, JOHN ELBERN GAMBA – OPRENARIO, KATRINA JAYNE LONGCOP
87OPULENCIA, MARY GRACE MAGTIBAY – PABELLO, MELODY ANNE DUERO
88PABELONIA, MA ISABEL MARIANO – PAJOTAGANA, HAZEL MAY ANDALES
89PAKSON, PAUL STEPHEN NASOL – PANGAN, LEMUEL SANTOS
90PANGAN, MARIECAR SICAT – PARTO, JADREIGN KEISHEEN CAWALING
91PARUBRUB, PRINCESS RESPICIO – PEJANA, ALYSSA LOUISE BASISTO
92PEKAS, SIGRID TUDLONG – PEREZ, KYLA TRISCHIA REYES
93PEREZ, LANCE ANDREW MUNIZ – PINEDA, ROCHELLE IZETTE UMBAO
94PINEDA, TROY SABIO – PORTILLO, MA WELLA LOZADA
95PORTO, DONAH FELLINE ESCALA – QUEMA, PATRISHA FORTUNO
96QUENGA, NERISSA UNIELLE DELIZO – RAFAEL, CHRISTIAN AGUILAR
97RAFANAN, MOYNA FERINA JARAMILLO – RAPISURA, JEFFERSON JAVIER
98RAPIZ, BERNADETTE TERANTE – RELLORA, LOUIS ALFRED RECIO
99RELLOSA, MARY GRACE MIRAFLOR – REYES, JOEWARD MAZO
100REYES, JON LYSANDER ROBLES – RIVERA, EUNICE JILLIAN ORTIZ
101RIVERA, JOHANNE VHALMEGAR MARAJAS – ROLEDA, KARLEEN LOUISE LABIAN
102ROLLAN, JUAN DOMINIC MUYOT – RUBENECIA, AREEYA ULTRA
103RUBIANO, FERRANDO DE LEON – SALAMAT, YVON NOELLE ABRIL
104SALAMIDA, CHRISTIAN JASON ABAROLLO – SALVADOR, LORENA MARIANO
105SALVADOR, MARIA GILLIAN CHRIS PIGTAIN – SANCHEZ, NICOLE ANGELIQUE LIT
106SANCHEZ, RONIZ DEBRA DELA CRUZ – SANTOS, IAN DANIELL ALVAREZ
107SANTOS, IAN EDGAR TORRES – SAVELLANO, MICHELLE GRACE FEROLIN
108SAVILLO, CAMILLE MAY BOLATIN – SEVILLA, JAMIE PAOLA
109SEVILLA, JOSE CARLO OLIVAS – SIPIN, JEREMY JAMES MELENCIO
110SIQUIOCO, EDUARD JOSEPH BAGAYAWA – SORIA, AERON CEDRIC DUCULAN
111SORIA, DONNA SHAYNE FERNANDEZ – SUMAMPONG, ELIKA SHUA ALBAR
112SUMAMPONG, LYRA JANE FIDEL – TABULAO, ZAIFEL JANE ALTESING
113TABUSO, ALLEN JURENZ ELICA – TAN, CARMINA AYMAN HISUS
114TAN, CATHERINE DELAS LLAGAS – TANGUIN, RONEL OLIVEROS
115TANIG, BRIAN NUNAG – TEODOSIO, RAZEL GARCIA
116TEPACE, CHERRY CALMA – TOLEDO, BERNADETTE GUZMAN
117TOLEDO, ENJIE LYN KHAN – TRINIDAD, CATHRYN MARIE GASPAR
118TRINIDAD, CHARISMA MAE MOLINA – UGOY, MARIE ASSUNTA FE FERROS
119ULA, SHINNY LEE GUYMON – VALDEZ, KAMILLE PRISTO
120VALDEZ, KATRINA DIWA – VELASCO, GISELLA MARGARITA FAVIS
121VELASCO, KEVIN MATTHEW REYES – VIENDO, MARK LESTER GALLEGO
122VIERNES, FRANCIS BIEN JAN MANON-OG – VILLANUEVA, MARIA LIEFE CHARMAINE EPISTOLA
123VILLANUEVA, MARIELLE IRIS PETILLA – VIRTUDAZO, HERLYN JOY BERNAT
124VIRTUS, ANNE KAY PENA – YAP, KIM DANYA ROSALES
125YAP, KIMBERLY SANTO – ZABALDICA, MARIEM SHEM OREA
126ZABALLERO, CHIARA MAY MAJORENOS – ZUNIGA, MARLA MENDOZA
*source: http://upcat.up.edu.ph/results/

How to Block Those Pillow Fights

Got annoyed with those Pillow Fights on your Facebook Profile? Well, here's the solution to your problem.

Just log-in to your Facebook Account first, then after logging in, click this link:

http://www.facebook.com/apps/block.php?id=7068221435&action=block&source=about


After clicking that link, there's a notificat
ion that you can block that application. It looks like this one:

Note: Just click the "Block" Button


After clicking the Block Button, lalabas ang Fan Page ng Pillow Fight, and your Problem is OVER. :)

Thanks to kuya Dave Dequito for sharing the link to his Blog Site. Ito nga pala ang kanyang blog post about Pillow Fight:


Guys, don't forget to drop some comments on this post! Thanks. :)

JAN 8 UPDATE: Oh, Where's the J U S T C E? Investigation

UPDATE: Below. January 8, 2010.
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"Can you fill this up for me? Kasi I'm illiterate."

I just posted this blog because I want to share this to my avid readers about the big, big problem regarding the security of the newly-renovated Plaza Heneral Santos.


"Dr. Jose P. Rizal statue, part of Multi-million Plaza Heneral Santos"

Ito ang 38M-Plaza Heneral Santos, the newest place to hang-out with friends and families in town. It was opened last September 5, 2009, together with the closing ceremony of Tuna Festival. Naging kontrobersyal din ito because of over pricing. And the newest controversy is the signage of the park. As time goes by, nawawala nang nawawala one by one ang mga letra ng Plaza Heneral Santos.

Everytime I visited the park, nawawala paisa-isa ang mga letra, tulad nung nakaraang araw na "PLAZA HE-ERAL SANTOS", naging headline pa 'yun ng balita, then due to sloppiness of our securities in the park, pinagmumultahan sila para lang maipalit sa nawawalang letra. After how many days, nawawala na naman ang "PLAZA HENERAL SAN-OS", nawawala si letter T, at nang bumalik kami noong January 4, 2010, ito na ang bumungad sa amin.


"They can't spell it right, what's wrong with them?"

I told my colleagues na "ansarap naman itong picturan, i-blog at makapagcomment man lang about the signage". This is not the first time na nawawala ang mga letra sa signage but for the 3rd time. I also noticed that the light bulbs that formed a ship at the front of Jose Rizal Statue, unti-unting nababasag, nako, ewan ko ba.

Sana the City Government will take some further actions regarding the missing of letters of this signage. Hindi biro ang gumastos ng malaking halaga para lang mapaganda ang ating pasyalan at sisirain lamang ito ng mga walang kwentang tao sa lipunan. I mean, this park is for our own good, lahat naman tayo nakikinabang kasi pera natin ito, pera na nagmumula sa katas ng VAT, Taxes, etc. Sana naman alagan natin ang ating pasyalan para naman mapakinabangan pa ito ng susunod nating henerasyon.


Here are some PROBLEMS and CONSEQUENCES that the Park is facing nowadays:

  • The ornaments in the park are obviously "FOR YOUR EYES ONLY". Kung bawal hawakan, eh 'di BAWAL. 'Yan kasi ang problema nating mga PINOY, KUNG BAWAL, MASARAP. Kung hinawakan mo ito at nasira, eh 'di sasagutin mo! Kelangan mong palitan 'yung nasira mo, the way it was.

  • "KEEP OFF THE GRASS", if you don't follow this order, someone will make "PITO" on you. Well, nakakahiya naman sa mga taong gumagala sa pasyalan. This order is just simple. Ginagawa lang nila ito para mapanatili ng Carabao Grass ang kanilang paglago. Kung "tapak-tapakan" (bisaya term for stepping it) natin ito, mamamatay ang Carabao Grass at sayang naman ang ginastos ng LGU.

  • "THROW YOUR GARBAGE IN THE TRASH BIN", those trash bins are located anywhere in the park. Color BLACK ito. Just throw your waste in respective trash bins para kakaunti lang ang trabaho ng taga-bantay ng pasyalan, *at para alagaan din natin ang ating Inang Kalikasan*. If you don't follow this orders, it's either MULTA or SEE-YOU-IN-JAIL.

  • The most important thing is "THOU SHALL NOT STEAL", eh ito na nga ang nangyari sa signage ng Plaza Heneral Santos. Hindi lang ang signage ang pinagbawal, kundi lahat ng ari-ari-an na nakikita mo sa pasyalan ay bawal kunin, don't steal it. If someone will caught you, then magse-celebrate ka ng kaarawan mo sa kulungan or maghihirap ka sa piyansang nakalaan.


    Through this blog post, I hope na natulungan ko ang bayang minahal ko, ang pasyalan ng mga Generals, I'm just concern on what's happening to our park, pinaghirapan natin ito, pinag-gastusan, at sana naman, mahalin at ipagmalaki natin ito. :D


    UPDATE! UPDATE!


  • Kanina, January 6, 2010, my friends and I decided to stroll around the park, again. Nagulat nalang kami kasi kagagaling lang din namin sa park just two days ago, then on my mind, inisip ko na "SAAN ANG HUSTISYA NITO?" Spot the Difference:


    "I took this one last January 4, 2010, 5:16 PM"



    "A recent photo of the signage of Plaza Heneral Santos, kinunan kanina, January 6, 2010, 1:36 PM"


    "Dito nakalagay sa spot na ito ang word "PLAZA", ngayon, nawala nalang ito na parang bula"


    "Dito ako mas lalong nagulat, missing ang logo ng GenSan. Saan kaya nagtatago ang logong iyon?"


    "HENER, nasaan si AL?"


    "SAN? Sino si SAN? SANTOS 'yan dapat, 'diba?"


    I don't know what happened to the signage. Mainit talaga sa mga mata ng mga magnanakaw ang signange na iyon dahil pwede nilang ibenta ito sa "bote bakal" sa malaking halaga.


    UPDATE! UPDATE! January 8, 2010


    I interviewed two security personnels in the park, with the help of my BSIT Classmates of course. I know this is like, a pretty tough job for me, but I must ask and interrogate them regarding the missing letters. So I used my "KAPAL MUKHA" powers and practicing "what should I ask to them" speeches thingy.

    Nakalimutan kong mag-ask about their names, dahil siguro sa kinakabahan ako. I saw their name patches. Sina Baunillo and Abdullah, one of the security personnels sa park and I asked them:

    NOTE: During the interview, we were using BISAYA language.. but I translated it into TAGLISH for you to understand it. :)

    "What happened to the signage there?"
  • -> It's actually in the Office (CSU, City Hall). Tinanggal namin isa-isa noon kasi maluluwang na ang mga letters and madali na ito manakaw. Pero mayroon namang nagbabantay jan to secure the signage.

    "Totoo po 'yung binalita sa TV and radio about sa nawalang letra nung una?"
  • -> Hindi totoo. Hindi totoo na mayroong nagnakaw at nawala ang isang letter ng signage. Isang radio station ang nagbalita na mayroong nagnakaw, hanggang sa kumalat nalang ang maling balita.

    "Nasa pangangalaga po ba ng CSU ang mga signage steels ngayon? Even the Logo? Kasi nung dumaan ako rito kahapon (Jan 7) nawala na po ang letters, at baka ma-misinterpret na ninakaw ulit ito."
  • -> Yes. Baka gusto niyong makita na nandun nga, malapit lang sa Canteen ng City Hall ang office ng CSU. Kinuha na namin 'yun kahapon kasi papalitan namin 'yun. Maybe next week i-install na dun ang bagong signage.

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    At least naman hindi ninakaw ang mga letra ng signage, pero gusto ko ring marinig ang inyong reaksyon or kommento regarding this issue. :)
  • New Layout for 2010

    Oh New Year was a blast, and now I'm enjoying the best of it. But my new year's experience is not that complete if my blog is not updated, kahit man lang ang blog layout nito.

    I actually changed my layout last November 2009 with its concept of being proud to be Pinoy, after some notable Filipinos being recognized worldwide. Now, I decided to change the layout because I found out that it was boring. Now here it is: kailangang magbago para sa ating bayan.. magbago na kayo!


    Newest Layout of akosiRabsky


    I saw this theme in a website http://www.anshuldudeja.com. I love the concept of being so simple yet elegant. There's a mini-headline flashing when you entered my site. Also, I love the combination of colors, blue and dark gray. Wala nang arte tulad nang last layout ko.

    This year, sana lahat tayo ay magbabago na, tutulong na tayo sa lipunan, and we must be responsible enough to choose the best and conscientious candidates to rule our country. :D

    Just enjoy the new environment of my blogsite. Explore and read my blog post. Pasensya kung wrong grammar. :D

    Photo Journalism Workshop & SOX Bloggers Christmas Party: Part 3 - China Phone.

    Alam kong nabitin kayo sa Part 1 Journal ko, kasi naman kahaba-haba ng i-post ko kung isasabay ko lahat and it makes my blog post boring. To review, ang last part ng journal ko was that we arrived sa The Farm and my part two is all about The Farm, promoting the place but I don't have their contact number or even their e-mail add. May nag-ask kasi sa akin kung ano ang telephone number ng place. Nagbabaka sakaling magbakasyon doon. Anyways, if you know the contact number ng place, just post a comment below. Thanks. ^^

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    Woah! My two big eyes were opened so widely parang kasing laki ng dalawang malulusog at malalaking itlog dahil I was amazed with the place. The Farm nga talaga.

    Nang bumaba na kami, dumiretso na kami sa Japanese Hall. Very nice ang place. Japanese-style talaga ang interior and exterior designsw with all the Bonsai on the surroundings of the hall.


    Japanese Hall, kuya Tanchi


    They were preparing for the said event and after all the SOX Bloggers arrived, nagstart na rin ang program. We introduced ourselves one-by-one from newbies to oldies. (Tama ba? LOL. :D) And the Manansala brothers introduced to us the speaker / lecturer for the event. She's no other than Ms. Jojie Alcantara. Siya 'yung sinasabi ko na really bothers me, but I don't know why.


    Ms. Jojie Alcantara, taken by Sir Ariel Oclarit


    She started with a lecture about blogging - do's and don'ts, the basic photojournalism, her works and published articles and photos, her experiences as a lifestyle editor. But wait, may sinabi siya about Ace Choco Crackers. Then I asked ate Rafi and ate Van about it and they answered me that she's the host of the said cooking show in ABS-CBN RNG. Kaya pala she looks familiar. Wow, too many talents and skills. Amazing. :)

    After listening, she gave us a task: "Promote The Farm using your cameras and show me what you have learned". Oh no, "naminaw ko'g ahat pero wala ko'y tarong na kamera." But first we should our lunch. (chibugan time!) :D


    Principles for Photo Journalism, taken by kuya Tanchi



    Before chibugan, picture-picture muna sa food, taken by Sir Hector Miñoza



    SOX Bloggers having their Lunch Buffet, taken by Sir Hector Miñoza


    Nang nabusog kaming lahat, tinuruan kami about Opera. Kuya Alexis and his companion, (gosh nakalimutan ko name niya) about Opera Browser. Madami itong applications and it can be used by anyone who has a mobile phone, laptop or pc, even refrigerators, LCDTV, PSP's and Nintendo Wii's, anything that has an internet connection. Makarelate ako kasi everytime I need to plurk or to update my status on Facebook on my cellphone (nung hindi pa china phone gamit ko), I use Opera Mini because it is really convenient, very fast, very easy, just one-click then the page is loading too fast, and hassle-free.


    Kuya Alexis on his Opera Lecture, taken by Sir Ariel Oclarit


    They also gave us some freebies from Opera. Thank you pala. After the Opera Software presentation, ang pinakahihintay naming paraffle ng gifts ang sumunod and thank you nga pala sa "Ako Mismo" bracelet and dog tags. Kung sino ka man, thank you very much. And si kuya Tanchi ang nakakuha sa regalo ko. LOL. I'm sorry kung 'yun ang laman ng box, NEWSPAPERS. Ah hindi, kung ganun ang laman. ^^


    Gifts, Gifts, taken by kuya Tanchi


    We down to our task of taking pictures of The Farm in an hour. Everyone was obliged to join but I felt hopeless kasi I don't have a good camera but they forced, eh not a good term but encouraged me to use the "not so good" camera phone. Hindi naman pwedeng tanggihan 'yun so ginawa ko naman. Over 50 images na kinunan ko, I chose the top 5 images. Of course, minadali ko lang 'tong pinili because I don't have enough time to choose the best images. So, here's my TOP 5 with P&V's:


    The Farm @ Carpenter Hill signage. Well, of course I'm promoting the place but may Restroom na nakalagay sa baba. LOL. It catches the attention of the viewer because may restroom na nakalagay sa baba.



    Actually the yellow one (foreground) is the big parol and on the center merong butas na pabilog and the whole view looks like a sunflower but the background, kung saan merong simbahan, makes the image very attractive and I use the Frame as what the principles taught me.



    I took this in their Butterfly Sanctuary. I use the reflection of the wall as you can see below (the green water, parang malumot ang pond) but the problem is that hindi nice ang color combination of the water and the wall.



    This one shows the person taking a picture of an artificial waterfall. It is also a part of promoting The Farm. It shows na gaano kalaki ang falls kasi merong subject.



    I don't know if I'm promoting the place by taking this image. I was attracted to the light post in the garden and I love the background, green pasture with yellow flowers. But the problem is that the light post is the same as the background kasi sa kanilang color. Dapat contrasting ang color to make it more attractive.


    and here's more images from my china phone:


    This flower looks nice and attractive. The color of the flower is very strong. I don't know the name of this flower.



    This one looks nice if I use digital camera or DSLR (kung marunong ako) because may droplets ng water sa bulaklak mismo and the color of the flower is very appealing.



    It looks like a real church, pero hindi. Props lang ito and really attracts me so I took a picture of it. It is nice kasi silhouette style ang mga puno sa paligid and only a part of the church is visible. Maganda sana kung maganda ang weather.



    Three stars. I really love their concept of having 3 giant parols. It gives eye-catching to the tourists of The Farm. I love the color of the parols except sa right side kasi magkapareho na sila sa kanyang background which is green.



    I use the worms eye view in this image. It shows someone is coming. Very nice ang background, parang nasa forest ang dating.


    Pagkatapos ng isang oras, hinatol din ang aming artworks. Pinili ni Ms. Alcantara ang best images based on the principles and concepts. Over a hundred images, pinili niya ang Top 10 para sa kanya and I was not expecting na makasali ako. China Phone nga naman. Amazing. And again, Ms. Alcantara gave us another task, take images of The Farm @ night. Kaganda ganda ng The Farm basta gabi and actually it's their promo, I love their concept, very colorful and it gives light to every corners of the place. Well, using my china phone again, here's the output:


    Ito, actually the three circles, snowman yan siya. then 'yung sa taas, kampana 'yan. pero it's not an accident na 'yung kampana looks like weird sunod katawan niya 'yang three big circles. Very weird.



    This Christmas Tree is not made of Pine tree, but it is attached to a coconut tree. Very creative, and everything's very colorful. You must come to this place, quick!



    Favorite ko itong place na 'to. May bahay kubo effect and it is really nice sa gabi, then ang background nito ay 'yung christmas tree na naka-attached sa coconut tree.



    This big parol reminds me of the ABS-CBN OBB, 'yung "Bro, ikaw ang Star ng Pasko". Pinagti-tripan ko 'tong parol na 'to since morning kasi very vivid sa mata and it attracted me.



    Ito ang church sa gabi. Very amusing. Parang totoong simbahan. So, I took this image.


    and here's the compiled images taken by ate Van using her DSLR. (WOW) (just click the flower, este the image to enlarge it)


    NICE. Whew. Professional talaga. She used the reflection style and the worm eye view shots. Love it!


    I used to play images especially the place is full of lights. Well, ginamit ko siya and here's the output:


    Sa simbahan 'to. Ginalaw kong pabilog ang camera while taking it so yan ang nangyari. Maraming curved lines and colorful siya.



    Ito, parang spectrum. Very detailed ang lines.


    Nah, "nabuang na ko sigeg kuha sa mga litrato. maka-adik man diay, lalo na't china phone imong gamit. unsaon nalang kaya kung DSLR imong gamit? LOL".

    Well, umuwi na kami sa GenSan at dala-dala namin ang experience of being a photo journalist, and marami kaming natutunan and marami din kaming naging kaibigan. Many thanks to the Manansala Brothers who organized and planned the event namely Sir Orman and Sir Avel. To Sir Gilbert, a lot of thanks, for the ideas kung saan i-held ang event and to the owners of The Farm, thanks for the warm accomodation. I really love the food, the place and the crew, very friendly. Hindi ko nakuha ang name ng owner pero you can post it on my comment box para malaman ko. Para makadiscount ako kung babakasyon ako. "If ever" LOL. To all SOCSKSARGEN Bloggers, thank you, thank you. "nalingaw ko that day and first time nako naka-attend ug christmas party this year kay wala'y christmas party sa college. T.T". To Ms. Jojie Alcantara and company, thanks for teaching us kahit may bayad pero super uber sulit naman. Madaming natutunan and ina-apply ko na siya. Thank you.



    Ayun. From Sir Hector Miñoza's Photo Album, the SOX Bloggers who attended the Photo Journalism Workshop & Christmas Party. Natabunan ako. hahaha. :D


    MORAL LESSON: EVERYTHING is POSSIBLE. nakaya nga ni CHINA PHONE oh. LOL.
    ~Grabe naman, haba ng blog post ko, because this is the finale. "CHINA PHONE". LOVE IT! :D

    NOW, what can you say about my JOURNAL? COMMENT ka na! GO!

    Christmas Day Tragedy

    All Generals celebrated Christmas with their family in their homes but all of the sudden a big explosion rocked the city proper around 12 midnight.

    Malapit lang ang bahay namin sa Oval Plaza, where the incident happened. We were celebrating Christmas Eve around 11 in the evening, December 24. After the family bonding, we decided to go out to see the fireworks. Sabi ko pa na matumal ngayon ang pyro, lahat nagpapaputok ng twitis. Lahat ng mga kapitbahay namin nagpapaputok. Lahat meron sila, eh kami wala nga kasi mapanganib ang magpaputok. Eh, bumalik nalang kami sa loob.


    During the incident, shows that fire is all over the place. Photo courtesy: Michael Voughn Esma Schuck


    I'm not expexting na that time is the worst night. All people in streets were running to see the pyro on the other side of the horizon (Oval Plaza) pero mas lalong lumala ang pagsabog and my mom could feel the earth-shaking movement na parang lumilindol due to big explosions. Mas lalong dumami ang tao nang biglang kumapal ang usok galing sa Oval Plaza. Nakisilip na din ako. I can see the smoke, very big smoke and also the pyro.

    Eto na, ang hindi inaasahan, may nangyari nga sa Oval Plaza. The incident made me nervous a lot. Tumakbo ako, akala ko madamay na ang bahay namin sa sunog. Kasi na-aalala ko ang nangyari sa Pasay and Makati. Oh no, hindi ako mapakali. Nanood lang ang mga tao habang ako'y naka-online kaagad sa Facebook and Plurk to spread the breaking news.

    Pinilit naming pumunta sa lugar, with my sister, to cover it. I'm with my kuya and we went to Oval. I saw many people sitting on the street side, very nervous, crying and shaking. Natrauma sila sa nangyari kasi before the incident, maraming mga tao ang nasa Oval to celebrate Christmas. Madami ring taong nanood sa lugar. Firecracker and Pyro stalls ang nasunog, sa Pendatun Avenue, fire out na nung pumunta kami at nag-iimbestiga ang mga bombero at pulis kung anong sanhi ng pagsunog.

    I took some photos after the incident. But I grabbed some photos from Michael Voughn Esma Schuck in Facebook of during ng sunog and here it is:


    Malapitang kuha ng nangyari. On the lower right side of the picture shows na nahihirapan ang fireman sa pag-aapula ng apoy. Photo courtesy: Name


    Take a look at this one: This was taken in Taaz Bar. The White Circle shows a big smoke and it looks like an image of a person. The Red one looks like a demon laughing and looking down during the incident. This was taken by Brian Congson.


    I took this picture after the incident. Lahat ng mga tao may naki-usyoso (kabilang na ako doon) sa nangyari.


    I don't have any idea about the exact number of casualities but according to Umagang Kay Ganda, early this morning, 3 ang namatay, 2 ang sugatan. Nadamay ang mga establishments na malapit sa mga stalls. Worth 1.5M Pesos ang na-apula ng apoy, mostly pyros and firecrackers.

    You know what guys, this is a lesson for us that we should not use this kind of materials for Christmas and New Year. It may cause damage from properties and even your life. Christmas is not all about firecrackers or drinking alcoholic stuffs and you'll out of your mind and going crazy there, it's all about family bonding and celebrating the birth of Christ. ^^

    Photo Journalism Workshop & SOX Bloggers Christmas Party: Part 2 - The Farm @ Carpenter Hill.

    The place is called "The Farm @ Carpenter Hill", situated in the Rural part of Koronadal City. The place is very peaceful and quiet, it looks like a 5-star resort and hotel. I don't know if they do have a swimming pool, but the place is very wide, clean and eco-friendly.


    The Farm at Carpenter Hill signage


    I really love the concept, everything is "green pasture", with all gigantic trees and plants, their beautiful landscapes and christmas decorations. In every corner of the place, meron talagang small pond. Dinagdagan pa ng artificial waterfalls that makes the environment very tranquil.


    The main Artificial Waterfall of the Resort


    The Waterfall looks stunning because of the rocks and plants on it


    Green Pasture surroundings and ponds make The Farm stunning, by ate Van


    They also have very accomodating function halls for seminars, private rooms and cottages for overstaying, cafe bar and restaurant and what else, delicious foods and friendly crews and staffs of the place. But the most important thing to a resort is having a nice, odorless and earth-friendly comfort rooms. It really comforts you if you use it.


    Mouth-watering foods served by The Farm, by kuya Tanchi


    Japanese-inspired Function Halls in The Farm, by kuya Tanchi


    At the Lobby of the Hotel, by ate Van


    FOR MORE INFORMATION AND RESERVATION, PLEASE CALL THE FARM @ +639189210425 / +63(83)228-1888 / +63(83)228-9010 AND LOOK FOR MARK OR SANDY. Thanks!
    ^Special Thanks to Sir Gilbert Tan for the information. :)



    CHECK THIS BLOG POSTS:

  • Photo Journalism Workshop & SOX Bloggers Christmas Party: Part 1 - Anything Goes.

  • Photo Journalism Workshop & SOX Bloggers Christmas Party: Part 3 - China Phone.

    "CHINAPHONE PO GAMIT KO"

    Don't forget to DROP SOME COMMENTS! Danke. (Thanks in German) ^^
  • Photo Journalism Workshop & SOX Bloggers Christmas Party: Part 1 - Anything Goes.

    Photo Journalism Workshop & SOX Bloggers Christmas Party


    Hindi ako nagdalawang isip na sumali sa Photo Journalism Workshop & SOX Bloggers Christmas Party na ginanap sa The Farm at Carpenter Hills in Koronadal City last December 21. I prepared a lot for the said event, humanda ako ng regalo. Pinili ko ang valuable gift fot the person na makabunot nun as part of the requirement sa x-mas party. I don't have a snapshot of the gift mismo but I have the wrapped gift image with me. :)


    My gift for the SOX Christmas Party


    i arrived the meeting place at exactly 7:30 am, sa harap pala ng Puriculture Center, just beside the City Hall. Natense pa ako because akala ko late na ako and they left me, pero thank God nakita ko ang presence nina Sir Avel and Sir Gilbert na nag-uusap sa tabi ng L300 van. Oh anlaki pala ng mga mata ko. Yun pala nag-aantayan pa sila and kami na nina ate Hannah and ate Van ang nakarating that time.

    After 5 mins, dumating sina kuya Tanchi, ate Mel and kuya Roman, mga Dameans. I saw them carrying DSLR's and nainggit ako. I don't have a camera to use for the seminar except my old china phone. But still it's useless because it's not a good camera. VGA lang yun and siguro mga 0.2MP lang yun and the color's too malasaw.

    After 5 minutes, Ma'am Jinky's two daughters arrived. Sina ate Rafi and Tina. Actually, Tina's my former schoolmate sa MSU-CETD when I was in high school but we're not totally close that time. I thank God, again, may companion akong at least kakilala ko at hinding-hindi akong mahiyang makipag-usap. Pero I should use my EPAL POWERS to know other bloggers.

    We were still waiting for others until I saw a BLUE "FORD" car which was too familiar for me. There, I saw someone opened the door of the car and he stepped out. He's wearing orang-colored polo shirt with new haircut. So, he's no other than Sir Orman. He's with the guest speaker / lecturer, so I grabbed the opportunity to see her. Pero meron talagang tumatakbo sa isip ko that time. She looks familiar to me, maybe I saw her before or "DEJAVU". It really bothers me, A LOT.

    When they decided to go na, as in aalis na sa GenSan, na-excite pa ako nang todong-todo. We left 8:30 in the morning. As we travelling, merong ice breaker na ginanap. Thanks to kuya Roman, with his intelligence and humor, pinasaya at pinasakit niya ang mga ulo namin sa kakaisip sa kanyang ice breakers like "Ping Pong Pang", his "The answer is the number of the answer" game and "guess what's in the music room" game. We just keep on laughing sa maling hula namin sa mga sagot, at sa mga SL or slow learners tulad ko. Mahirap talaga magets ang mga larong yan lalo na basta logic problems. I know naaliw din sina kuya Tanchi, sir Gilbert, ate Rafi, ate Van, ate Mel and Tina. During the ice breaker game, I saw sir Avel sleeping sa front seat. Hindi halatang kulang sa tulog si sir. :)

    Time ran so fast as we arrived in the venue at 9:30am. I was not expecting na makarating kami very very fast. Siguro dahil sa Ice Breaker, hindi namin namalayan.


    Watch Out for the Part Two...

    School's Over and Hello Vacation! (For 2 Weeks)

    Christmas vacation na and Thank God He gave us atleast 2 weeks vacation to celebrate the birth of His Son, Jesus Christ. *naks. :D

    Atleast I survived the Prelims in Math 51, Engl 2 and IT 110. Mahirap, mahirap talaga ang Math 51 kapag hindi ka nakinig sa prof, nosebleed. Thank God he gave me intelligence to answer the equations. I'm not sure with my answers in limits and derivatives, and also sa ISDRAG.. 'yun pa naman ang pinakamadali para saken. LOLS.

    "Yippe! I'm so happy kahit 2 weeks lang ang vacation namin."


    December 16, 2009

    Natapos din ang AY 2009 sa MSU na nakabukas ang bibig ko sa loob ng Gemma 37, nag-iisip ng magandang sagot sa idioms, slang, colloquals, jargons, and euphony sa prelims namin sa Engl 2. Sana tama ang mga sagot ko, grabe ang effort kong kakaisip for the right word based on the given sentences and words. I finised the examination in an hour and I waited for others outside the room.

    "After the examination, we went to Plaza Heneral Santos with my Friends."

    After ng over na examination, my friends and I decided to stroll the Flea Market in Oval Plaza. Kumain sa isang Chinese Food Kiosk, I don't know the name of the Food Kiosk but the Chinese Canton taste good! For only 20 pesos, meron ka nang fish roll toppings sa canton mo and you can add more seasonings on your canton. Nabusog din kaming lahat and we decided to check the Plaza Heneral Santos' night life. Christmas lights make the Plaza more attractive. Hindi namin pinalampas ang araw na iyon and I was the official photographer. I took many pictures of them. Sana magkaroon na ako ng DSLR. :D

    "Pioneer Avenue at Night."

    After ng mahaba-habang bondingan, nagsi-uwian na kaming lahat. Hindi ko 'to makakalimutang araw dahil they made me so happy. Napasayaw nga ako sa park 'eh.

    Classmates, BSIT - 1st Years, Schoolmates, MSUans, See You Next Year! :D

    Sarah Geronimo's The Next One: Concert of the Century


    The Next One - Sarah Geronimo Philippine Tour 2009 - GenSan


    "WOOOH.. People screaming with exhilaration as Sarah Geronimo performs her record-breaker concert in GenSan. Pero hindi po ako kasali sa mga taong sumisigaw."

    Truly it was a jam-packed concert, the tickets were sold-out, many people were at the Lagao Gym to witness the final The Next One Philippine Tour and hindi naman kami binigo. At exactly 8:45 in the evening, the concert started with song and dance number. Sumayaw nang todo ang GFORCE and one of their members eh kamukha talaga ni Katreena... By the way, Katreena's my friend and classmate. So back to the story, galing nilang sumayaw. "b>I think they choreographed the whole dance duration of the concert. So i was amazed, pero naging fish-eyed na ako when Sarah stepped out the backstage and she was like, peroformed very well with her dance moves, and her rocky voice na hinusayan niya nang todong todo. All avid fans of Sarah were screaming her name.


    Panorama view inside the Patron Court, mostly Sponsors and well-known people ang nakaupo


    Isa-isa namang lumabas ang kanyang guest performers. Lahat sila merong solo and duet numbers kay Sarah. Nauna rito si Simon Wood, anak ng the Legend Victor Wood. Then Mark Bautista's charming voice made the audience scream a lot. Nakakabingi talaga ang sigaw ng mga tao lalo na sa lower and upper boxes. Then the comedienne este comedian singer Jimmy Marquez made us hoot with his bombastic punch lines. I thought he was like a serious singer like Mark or Christian, yun pala mas serious pa kay Pokwang at Melay ng PBB. And seriously, kamukha niya si Melay. LOL. Of all the guest performers, kay Jimmy lang ako natuwa kahit gumamit siya ng deep words na bisaya. Next naman sa kansy si Jay-ar. I'm not that avid supporter of him pero nagustuhan ko ang kanyang pag-revive ng mga kanta ni Neyo. Marami namang nalungkot dahil walang Billy Crawford na lumabas sa backstage. Sayang kasi inaabangan ko pa naman yan siya.

    The Finale of the concert was that Sarah wore a yellow dress, and it looks so expensive, I think, then she sang "Sana Ngayong Pasko". The audience were astonished sa kanyang kagandahan, sa boses, at sa mensahe ng kanta. It was stamped-on-my-memory experience. Pinuntahan ko ang co-bloggers after the concert, and nagpa-picture taking kami. There, I met many of the bloggers and plurkers. Tamang-tama lang talaga na kasali sa "5 Reasons Why I Should Watch The Next One Concert" ang makabonding man lang sila. Oh diba? :D


    APRUB. Isa pa! :D


    Super duper thanks to the organizers, producers, the Dreamwork Ventures and High Frequency Productions, produced by Mr. Michael Wee, the Local City Gov't of General Santos, National and Local Sponsors, hindi ko na iisa-isa pa basta alam niyo na kayo 'yun, to Mr. Avel for the contest, and to Sarah herself for bringing the world-class performance dito sa GenSan, second-time around. Dapat lang talaga na "magconcert ka nalang every night".

    Bago ko makalimutan, thanks to ate Hannah Espinosa. LOL. Very annoying yung kasama ko at napilitan kang magkuha ng picture ni Sarah. UPLOAD MO ang mga PICS, huh? :D
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