@__@ Yun lang. Sumakit ang puso ko dito, seriously. I've never heard so much cursing in my entire life. I think the next person who curses me will cause my eventual death. OMG. Warning lang before you watch this vid, nakamamatay!
Sunday, February 22, 2009
KARYOKABUCHI Productions present: "Ma'am, Peram Shorts!"
Isang short film halaw sa mga karanasan namin as Lian, Batangas. Echos! Haha. Heto po ang napala namin sa isang araw ng field trip sa Lian, Batangas for our MS1 class. ANG SAYA GRABE GUSTO KO ULIT MAG-SNORKELING, Keri? Anyway, watch the vid!
*Again I apologize for the poor quality of the video. Hindi ako perfect, keri? :P
*Again I apologize for the poor quality of the video. Hindi ako perfect, keri? :P
Friday, February 20, 2009
I HOPE YOU TWO DIE IN HELL YOU LYING FUCKING BITCHES!!!
TANGINA NYO MAY BLOWING HEARTS PA KAYONG NALALAMAN. PAKYU BETCH. TANGINA MO LUIS GAGO KA!!! TANGINA MO GINO MAMATAY KA NA!!!
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Isang pamilyar na GPOA (o, kopyahan ba kamo ang labanan?)
Hindi ako film critic. Hindi malawak ang knowledge ko sa pag-analyze ng pelikula (hamak na Film 100 at Film 104 lang po ang natapos ko!), at lalong hindi pa ganun karami ang napanood kong Filipino films. Pero isa akong fan, at hindi mawawaglit sa utak ko ang isa sa mga pinaka-nagmarkang linya sa mundo ng pelikulang Pilipino: "You're nothing / but a second-rate / trying-hard / COPYCAT!" (which actually goes back to the famous line's nature of copying dahil ilang milyong beses na nga bang nagaya ang linyang ito?)
Aaminin ko, hindi rin ako champion sa analysis. Madalas sa klase ako 'yung pinakahuling nakaka-gets sa isang teorya o eksplanasyon. Pero magaling naman ako mag-observe, madali naman 'yun eh. And lately, may napansin lang ako, anoh.
*Click the image for a larger view
EXHIBIT A - ISA General Program of Action (Released Feb. 10, 2009)

EXHIBIT B - STAND-UP CMC General and Specific Program of Action (Released Feb. 16, 2009)


Hahayaan ko na lang ang mga mambabasa na humusga, kasi lahat naman tayo marunong bumasa (and I believe hindi kailangan ng in-depth study and analysis para ma-notice ang similarities).
Granted, walang monopolyo ang isang partido sa mga ideya. Granted, pare-pareho tayong matatalino at ano nga ba naman ang chances na magkakapareho tayo ng mga naiiisip, 'di nga ba? Granted, walang copyright ang mga programang ito, no matter how original or innovative they may seem.
Aaminin ko, and I'll say it categorically, ako ang gumawa ng avatar ng ISA (na papikit-pikit at nakakalurlur! haha). At, aaminin ko, visual peg ko ang "Defend the OSR!" avatar ni G. Karl Castro (salamat po sa inspiration!). I'll own up to that action, regardless if it's offending or otherwise to some people. Ang tanong, how willing is STAND-UP CMC to own up to this action? I can only venture a guess.
At this point I would like to raise a personal issue against one of their programs, in Journ specifically. This year they have in their SPOA a "better" version of Coffee Write, entitled Coffee Write Up (Keri!). Last year, my ISA Journ Rep partner (Pat) and I thought of a program to give exposure to other fields of journalism that are not being given proper light in the Journ curriculum. We initially thought of a forum, but we thought that to make the conversation and learning lighter and better, the best environment would be a "kapihan." Thus, we called it "Kapihan with Journalists."
Obviously, Pat and I lost, and we thought hindi na maisasakatuparan ang project. But no, obviously, tinuloy ng nanalong Journ Reps ang project namin na ito. Granted, I should feel happy na isa sa mga dream projects namin for Journ ay nag-materialize. Granted, dapat matuwa pa 'ko kasi may initiative sila to do the project. Granted, maganda na may ganitong mga projects sa Journ.
However, It is one thing to do another's project in the essence of leadership but it is another thing to grab another's idea and pass it off as yours. Hindi na lang ako nag-react when I first found out kasi wala namang issue sa'kin 'yun, pero to put it back in their SPOA and for them to claim it as theirs, wow, that's just unjustifiable.
Heto lang naman eh: kung "Band-Aid" solutions, as they so eagerly call it, ang programang inihahandog ng ISA, bakit pilit itong ginagaya ng STAND-UP CMC?
And FYI, that's a RHETORICAL QUESTION.
Aaminin ko, hindi rin ako champion sa analysis. Madalas sa klase ako 'yung pinakahuling nakaka-gets sa isang teorya o eksplanasyon. Pero magaling naman ako mag-observe, madali naman 'yun eh. And lately, may napansin lang ako, anoh.
*Click the image for a larger view
EXHIBIT A - ISA General Program of Action (Released Feb. 10, 2009)
EXHIBIT B - STAND-UP CMC General and Specific Program of Action (Released Feb. 16, 2009)
Hahayaan ko na lang ang mga mambabasa na humusga, kasi lahat naman tayo marunong bumasa (and I believe hindi kailangan ng in-depth study and analysis para ma-notice ang similarities).
Granted, walang monopolyo ang isang partido sa mga ideya. Granted, pare-pareho tayong matatalino at ano nga ba naman ang chances na magkakapareho tayo ng mga naiiisip, 'di nga ba? Granted, walang copyright ang mga programang ito, no matter how original or innovative they may seem.
Aaminin ko, and I'll say it categorically, ako ang gumawa ng avatar ng ISA (na papikit-pikit at nakakalurlur! haha). At, aaminin ko, visual peg ko ang "Defend the OSR!" avatar ni G. Karl Castro (salamat po sa inspiration!). I'll own up to that action, regardless if it's offending or otherwise to some people. Ang tanong, how willing is STAND-UP CMC to own up to this action? I can only venture a guess.
At this point I would like to raise a personal issue against one of their programs, in Journ specifically. This year they have in their SPOA a "better" version of Coffee Write, entitled Coffee Write Up (Keri!). Last year, my ISA Journ Rep partner (Pat) and I thought of a program to give exposure to other fields of journalism that are not being given proper light in the Journ curriculum. We initially thought of a forum, but we thought that to make the conversation and learning lighter and better, the best environment would be a "kapihan." Thus, we called it "Kapihan with Journalists."
Obviously, Pat and I lost, and we thought hindi na maisasakatuparan ang project. But no, obviously, tinuloy ng nanalong Journ Reps ang project namin na ito. Granted, I should feel happy na isa sa mga dream projects namin for Journ ay nag-materialize. Granted, dapat matuwa pa 'ko kasi may initiative sila to do the project. Granted, maganda na may ganitong mga projects sa Journ.
However, It is one thing to do another's project in the essence of leadership but it is another thing to grab another's idea and pass it off as yours. Hindi na lang ako nag-react when I first found out kasi wala namang issue sa'kin 'yun, pero to put it back in their SPOA and for them to claim it as theirs, wow, that's just unjustifiable.
Heto lang naman eh: kung "Band-Aid" solutions, as they so eagerly call it, ang programang inihahandog ng ISA, bakit pilit itong ginagaya ng STAND-UP CMC?
And FYI, that's a RHETORICAL QUESTION.
UNA sa PROYEKTO
UNA sa SERBISYO
Dahil sa ISA, Number 1 KAYO!
ISA para sa ISANG CMC!
UNA sa SERBISYO
Dahil sa ISA, Number 1 KAYO!
ISA para sa ISANG CMC!
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Tao o Feeling?
Isang gabi, hindi ako makatulog, napaisip ako. Namimiss nga ba talaga kita? Inisip ko 'yung mga bagay na namimiss ko tuwing magkasama tayo. Inisa-isa ko silang lahat. At napagtanto ko na hindi na kita namimiss. Kasi ang namimiss ko ay 'yung mga bagay na ginagawa mo para sa'kin, ang namimiss ko ay 'yung fact at yung reality na meron akong kasamang maglakbay sa buhay. Ikaw, bilang tao, hindi ko na namimiss. Pero ang sayang nadudulot mo sa'kin, 'yon, tangina, miss na miss ko na.
Ano ba'ng namimiss ko, 'yung feeling o 'yung tao? 'Yung feeling, definitely. And hangga't naghahanap lang ako ng taong pupuno sa feeling na 'yon, alam ko, hindi 'yun ang taong mamahalin ko. Kasi dapat ang hinahanap ko 'yung tao, hindi lang 'yung feeling. Maraming makakapagbigay ng feeling na 'yon, pero iilan lang ang taong alam mong mamahalin mo.
Ano ba'ng namimiss ko, 'yung feeling o 'yung tao? 'Yung feeling, definitely. And hangga't naghahanap lang ako ng taong pupuno sa feeling na 'yon, alam ko, hindi 'yun ang taong mamahalin ko. Kasi dapat ang hinahanap ko 'yung tao, hindi lang 'yung feeling. Maraming makakapagbigay ng feeling na 'yon, pero iilan lang ang taong alam mong mamahalin mo.
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Sa araw ng mga puso...
May dumating ngunit kinailangang lumisan.
May hindi naman dumating ngunit lumisan pa rin.
At
Sa puso ko.
Na punong-puno ng pag-ibig.
Kalahating pagmamahal
Ngunit kalahating muhi.Sangkapat ng tamis.
Pero pangkalahata'y pait.
Kailan ba lilisan
ang diwa ko
Sa ilalim ng payong ng paghihintay
At mapapadpad sa isla ng kalayaan
At kaligayahan?
Someday I'll be over you...
As soon as my heart stops breaking
And tears are fading.
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Psychology of the Heart
In Psychology there is what is called Conditioning, which can be classified into two: Classical and Operant.
Classical Conditioning deals largely with pairing a certain stimulus with a naturally-occurring response to achieve a desired effect. For example, a guy calls his girlfriend every 8 o clock in the evening every single day. The girl, after some time, will be conditioned to believe that her phone shall ring at 8 o clock every day and her boyfriend would always be on the other line.
Operant Conditioning, on the other hand, deals mostly with consequences of action, where reinforcement, whether positive or negative, takes place. It happens when the guy fails to call his girlfriend at 8 o clock in the evening and the girl starts wondering why. She investigates, looks up every nook and cranny of her boyfriend's life, and finds out that the guy is cheating on her. Breaking up with her booyfriend is justifiable, and this is considered punishment for the guy because of his nasty deeds.
There is also what is called Extinction, which leads to expulsion of behavior. It happens when the conditioned stimulus is not anymore paired with the naturally-occurring response, thereby killing the achieved effect. It is when the girl goes on with her life, dealing with the break-up, and eventually having the strength to live outside the memory of her past relationship, ready to move to the next Classical Conditioning phase.
So screw me for being such a geek! This proves, however, that I'm learning something from my Psych class after all. =P
I leave you all with this little message na socially-relevant sa collapse ng pre-need companies lately:
Classical Conditioning deals largely with pairing a certain stimulus with a naturally-occurring response to achieve a desired effect. For example, a guy calls his girlfriend every 8 o clock in the evening every single day. The girl, after some time, will be conditioned to believe that her phone shall ring at 8 o clock every day and her boyfriend would always be on the other line.
Operant Conditioning, on the other hand, deals mostly with consequences of action, where reinforcement, whether positive or negative, takes place. It happens when the guy fails to call his girlfriend at 8 o clock in the evening and the girl starts wondering why. She investigates, looks up every nook and cranny of her boyfriend's life, and finds out that the guy is cheating on her. Breaking up with her booyfriend is justifiable, and this is considered punishment for the guy because of his nasty deeds.
There is also what is called Extinction, which leads to expulsion of behavior. It happens when the conditioned stimulus is not anymore paired with the naturally-occurring response, thereby killing the achieved effect. It is when the girl goes on with her life, dealing with the break-up, and eventually having the strength to live outside the memory of her past relationship, ready to move to the next Classical Conditioning phase.
So screw me for being such a geek! This proves, however, that I'm learning something from my Psych class after all. =P
I leave you all with this little message na socially-relevant sa collapse ng pre-need companies lately:
"Ang Lovelife ko ngayon ay parang Legacy: puro Self-Dealing."
Yun na! Goodnight.
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