Ilang lugar na ba ang napuntahan ko? yung magagandang lugar? Sa pilipinas? Sa ibang bansa? Di ko na alam. Kailangan balikan ko yung passport ko ngayon at yung lumang passport para malaman yung tamang sagot. Sa pinas..natapon ko na yung mga kopya ng boarding pass ko. Di naman mahalaga..at ang istorya ko ngayon eh tungkol naman sa pag punta sa
Wala pa akong tulog. Kagabi (October 22, 2006) kasi nasa office lang ako niready yung mga gamit nadadalhin sa
Mga gamit tulad ng server,PC mga software na iprepresent tulad ng NITIX,SCALIX at ASTERISK. Mga flyers at brochures. (ganun talaga pag ikaw yung alila ng isang opisina..ikaw talaga tatapos ng mga bagay bagay lalo na sa mga ganitong klaseng event)
Visit: http://www.psite.org.ph
Alas kwatro ng madaling araw; alasinko yung flight schedule namin. Nasa airport na kami. Late..tulad ng mga dating lipad..nakakakaba..boarding na kasi. Baka di kami umabot..nakiusap sa mga mamang gwarya na
Sa eroplano,Eksakto ang dating..umupo..sumandal dahang dahang nag lagay ng seatbelt. Sabay pikit ng mata at naidlip.
Lampas alasais na nung lumapag yung areplano sa
Naging busy na…
Yung ikatlong araw ko sa
Ang bilis na panahon..bukas byernes na..uuwi na kami papuntang manila. Sa iba marahil ang pasalubong nila eh mga biniling mga gamit,pagkain o kung ano mang mga materyales na bagay. Pero para sa akin, may kakaiba akong pasalubong. Bukod sa SUHA ng
Sa
Thursday 3:30am
Casa Leticia-
Rm 503
Sa Davao ang sarap , and sarap manligaw
Magagandang mga dilag iyong matatanaw
Sa bawat sulok sa mga lansangan; ang hihinhin ng galaw
Tiyak na mamimiss mo kung sa lugar na ito kung ikaw ay papanaw.
Sa Davao ang sarap mamasyal at mag beach
Sa pagkat mga tao, wagas at wala sa ulo’y sakit
Sa kanilang pag asista ,buong puso at di pilit
Maeenjoy mo ang mga tanawin, pamasahe ay sulit.
Sa Davao ang sarap kumain o kaya mag food trip
Sa kantinang mumurahin pantahon ay magsisikip
Dahil sa sarap ng mga pagkain, bundat kang hihibik
Tiyak na babalikan dahil sa mura at mapapa “yummy” ka sa sulit.
Sa Davao ang sarap pag muni at magpalamig
Kung ikaw nainip o may mga problemang numiiig
Kung ang Pusot bugnutin kung dati’y tumitigidig
Mahinahon at ma sosolve ,bagong anyo ang iyong daigdig.
Sa iyong pagbisita sa
Lalo na kung minaster mo ang tunay na pakikisama
Kahit sa saang sulok ng
Patok at “ENJOY” na pagkapanalo ang iuuwi sa tuwina.
Maraming Salamat sa mga sumusunod
Naalala ko kasi, isang beses exam naming sa salvation history nun…di ako nakapagaral. PATAY!
E syempre..first time kong babagsak nun…si Michael M. tinitingnan yung papel ko lagi..ayun nakita nya na wala akong sagot..kaya kinuha nga yung papel ko..tapos..pinalit sa papel nya..tapos..sya sumagot ng exam ko…langhiya..halos mamatay matay ako sa kaba nun. BUTIL BUTIL na pawis ata ..at tuloy tuloy na kabog ng dibdib yung kasama at kaagapay ko nung panahong iyon..tapos syempre…. pass your paper na…tapos sabay alis yung teacher namin.…at sabay ingay yung buong klase na parang walang exam na nangyari...nagulat ako yung kinabukasan..ibinalik yung exam..aba naka siyento ako....di ko alam kung paano napeperfect nitong si Michael yung exam nya at yung exam ko. Di ko na rin inusisa..pero kaya ko ito sinasabi at sinasanaysay..kasi..dito nagsimula na ako naman yung nagpapakopya..aral ako ng aral..walang araw at gabi na di pwedeng tumutok sa pagaaral..laging puyat..laging pula ang mata...
After ng graduation, work na..syempre kailangang kumita....isa ata ako sa pinakamasipag na empleyado nun sa unang trabaho ko..bukod sa dami kong natuturuang mga bagong pasok..ang bilis ng pagaaral ko dahil sa pagtutuk sa pagbabasa at pagpupuyat na matutunan yung mga bago sa teknolohiya..muli..puyat..aral..trabaho..pula ang mata..
Dumating yung punto na sobrang naadik na ako sa internet, mga virus, mga kung anonong mga code na yung nilalantakan ko..di na natutulog..di na makatulog..kakaprogram..kakaaral..minsan babad sa laruan na kalaban ko yung alam ng president eng kumpanya namin…kakalaro ng stracraft at red alert..ayun..puyat…babad sa net..laro..pula ang mata
Kahit ngayong iba na..may sariling kumpanya…nagse set ng direction..minimoritor ang mga financial..inaaral ang mga problemang kumpany..mga bagong programa..tuloy tuloy lang..madalas puyat..mulit..pula ang mata…pero masaya.
Kaya ngayon.sa mga nagtatanong lagi lang akong puyat..pero tsongong puyat na mag saysay may nahihita..tumutulong sa kapwa…sumusubsob..nagmamahal sa trabaho.
Puyat…nagpapahalaga..r3d3ye..pula mata.
Kanina ko pa hinahatak yung araw at oras para lang magdapit hapon na ; upang magsimula lang maglatag yung mamang mangari ng ihawan sa tabi ng traysikelan sa kanto. tik..tak..tik..tak..umandar bahagya ang orasan at eto na..nagsisimula ng magbaga at umuusok usok na uling ni mang tikyo (di totoong pangalan). Yung mambabarbe-q sa kanto..yung tinanong ko kasi sya sabi ko..susulat ako isang kwento tungkol sa masarap nyang barbe-Q aba..nag inarte… ayaw nyang mashowbiz kaya..binigyan ko nalang alyas na TIKYO.
Kaya sa bwenamano…isang tenga at isang isaw ang aking order...ako yung nauna sa pila kaya may libreng isang inihaw na “DUGO” (yung tatlong pirasong na kwadradong itsura na mala spongebob ang dating at namumutawi ang kulay pinagsamang itim at brown. Ayan na..Pinapaypayan na….sa ibabaw ng mainit at nagbabagang uling ito’t pinapahiran na ng mantika na may toyo toyo na hindi ko alam yung tawag..pero ang bangong at nakakatakam nitong isaw na ito at talagang mukhang malinam nam.
Sa unang kagat..lasap ang sarap..anong sinabi ng jolibee at mcdo dito?.sa halagang sampung piso..solve ako…di nga lang ako tinatanong ni mang tikyo kung “TO GO” or FOR HERE”.
Wala lang naman..i shinare ko lang yung feeling at sarap ng pagkain ng isaw. Matagal na rin kasi yung panahon na huling kumain at nakipag kwentuhan sa mambabar-bi-Q. nakakatuwa kasi..bagong karanasan..makulay na karanasan. Kaya si mang tikyo..nakakuha na ng suki. Mahusay pagpaypay eh mahusay sa customer service. Marunong magbigay ng bonus!..trabahong kamay….masipag..tyiaga…baga...ihaw..sa huli…marasarap na nilaga.
Eto linawin ko..isang beses kasi sa ibaba ng galleria robinson. Dun sa BO’s yung masarap na kapihan na araw araw akong bumibili ng kape ko pero di pa rin ako kilala ng mga tindero at tindera..(di ata naturuan ng manager nila na mangilala ng mga suki)//eh kasi naman eh..iba ibang pangalan ginagamit ko kahit na tinatanong nila lagi yung “name” ko pag kabayad at isunusulat nila sa papel na baso..wala lang nakakatawa lang..kasi nga araw araw iba iba sinasabi ko..di nila napupuna..ang mahalaga naman eh..natatangal ng kape nila ang antok ko na nakakawork tuloy ako ng maayos.
AYUN nga..ibalik ko lang...sa ibaba ng galleria..habang nagkakape nakita ko sa harapan ng
Naalala ko kasi yung bata pa ako (ampayatot ko pa nun), ang hilig ko na sa basketball. Naglalaro nga kame sa putikang kort at yung ring na walang board yung aming praktisan. Minsan pag naglalaro ng shooting sa kabutihang palad..nananalo ako ng Php500.00 pesos (oo Php500.00 pesos.malaki na iyon yung highschool ako) dahil sa pagshoshoot..o sa tinatawag na pustahang “SHOOTING” mga dayo sa lugar nga kalaban ko nun eh. Ibaba iba ang set-up minsan bente bente ang taya minsan sampu sampu na pag nagkakainitan “Php100.00” isang tira.
Tapos ayun, naalala ko yung isang game (sportsfest) sa UNIONBANK nung nagwowork pa ako dun..isang laro namin eh kalahati ng score ako ata gumawa..naks..pero talo naman kami sa game nun…yung sa unang unang liga sa Athena-ecommsite naalala ko din 4 lang kami sa court vs 5 na malalaking tao na hirap hingal ang mga komang. Natalo kami pero sobrang nataranta at kinabahan sila sa mga 3 points ko..hahaha..ang yabang! Pero tapos na iyong mga pangyayari na iyon..di na mahalaga na kukwento lang.
Ang mahalaga ngayon, lagi akong may limang piso. Kasi nakakapag shoot shoot ako sa ibaba ng robinson. Yung unang laro ko nga di ako makapaniwala; kasi yung pulso ko nakikisama pa kahit walang practice..naka 348 points ako. O ha! Tapos yung sabado kung saan isinama ko si Deng,Benjie at Ray matapos kaming kumain ng halohalo sa Razon kung saan dalawa lang yung binili namin at hinati sa apat para masaya ang kainan..aba..naka 467 points. Kala ko walang himala meron pala. Tsambahero pala ako.
Sa ngayon eto muna yung gagawin kong outlet, sa dami ng trabaho ,sa dami ng iniisip, sa dami ng pinahahalagahan. Dadaanin ko nalang sa puntos..puntos na magiging gabay puntos na aagapay..puntos na di magpapahiwalay...puntos para sa gintong tulay..3 points ng buhay.
Ngayon..eto long kulot hair na ako..nakakatuwa lang..di ko lang alam kung madungis o hindi ;pero ang mahalaga matipid at hairband lang ang investment ko..hairband na binili ko pa sa quaipo yung huling nagsimba ako at tumambay sa tabi ng bumbay sa bilihan ng mga pekeng DVD..di ako nakabili ng mga paboritong DVD nun kasi pamasahe at pang greenwhich na pizza lang yung dala kong pera..syempre na factor-in ko na yung pambili ko ng sago na milalamig na binibili ko dun sa harap ng tindahan..yung sa harap ng mercury drug ng quiapo kung saan nagtutumpukan yung madlang tao twuing may magtatapos na telenovela sa TV….di ko alam kung bakit? Ganun talaga yung pinoy..adik eh..saan? sa mga korning palabas..hahaha..patawad sa mga ibang manunulat..nagbibiro lang…wala lang akong hilig sa mga telenovela talaga
Ilang tulog nalang?...ilang ligo?....suklay? at pag shashampoo?…mawawala na rin tulad ng HAIRGEL ko yung hairband..kasi nagsisimula ko na sya itali ng paneling violet na bigay sa akin ni denggay. Na feeling ko tig wa-wanfifty na nabili lang din sa kung saang saang gilid gilid o kung di man sa napulot din sa isang sulok sa UP (unibersidad ng pila)
Sa nakalimutang HAIRGEL. Eto lang ang mga hindi ko malilimutan
Una: di nagugusot hair ko nun kahit may rally nasa edsa at
Pangalawa: natatakot humawak yung mga friend ko sa buhok ko..kasi papatayin ko sila
Ikatlo: nagging fan ako ng BENCH na ngayon ay kinakasuklaman ko na…ay..hindi pala..kasi lahat ng BRIEFS ko BENCH pala. may orange nga ako na (BENCH HIPSTER BRIEF) yung BUB1005.
Ikaapat: Di ako “IN” pag nagsisimba ako sa QUIAPO at tumatambay ako sa DVdihan. Kala kasi nila mayaman ako..pero di naman ako bumibili.
Kawawang Gel…nawala..sinadyang iwanan..niyurakan….inalipusta...ayoko na HairGel..watta hell!? =)
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Typhoon death toll soars http://newsinfo.inq7.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view_article.php?article_id=23977
‘Milenyo’ exits; massive relief, cleanup launched
Published on page A1 of the September 30, 2006 issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer
EMERGENCY workers mounted massive relief and cleanup operations as the death toll from Typhoon “Milenyo” (international name: Xangsane) soared yesterday following reports of landslides in Laguna and the collapse of a dam in Cavite.
As the deadliest typhoon to directly hit Metro Manila in over a decade roared out toward Vietnam, disaster officials told President Macapagal-Arroyo that the damage wrought on crops, infrastructure and property was now running into hundreds of millions of pesos and still counting.
Ms Arroyo told the nation that the government would “spare no effort to get the people and communities back to their feet.”
She said that while caring for the victims was the first priority, she had ordered all agencies to monitor the prices of basic commodities and forestall profiteering, quickly restore power in many areas in Luzon and rapidly clear debris and hazards.
The death toll stood at 72 based on reports from local officials gathered by Inquirer reporters in the affected provinces, including those in the Visayas.
Among those killed were five people in Gen. Trias, Cavite, who drowned after they went out to check on the rising water level in Butas Dam—only to end up being swept away after the dam burst and swamped them, Mayor Jonjon Ferrer said.
Thirty others were missing in the incident.
At least 11 people were killed in two landslides caused by the onslaught of the typhoon in two towns in Laguna.
Worst hit was the scenic town of Los Baños, where nine people from an upland village were buried alive under a pile of boulders and mud from Mt. Makiling.
Supt. Steve Ludan, chief of the 406th Laguna police mobile group, said the victims were inside several houses in Barangay Bagong Silang when mountain rocks and mud came cascading at around 10:30 a.m.
The victims included children aged 2 and 7.
Two other people were killed in another landslide caused by heavy rains in Calauan town, also in Laguna.
Slim chance
Eight others were still missing in the two landslide incidents, police said.
“If you can only see what happened here, you’ll realize that it’s just impossible for anyone to survive this incident. But we’re hoping for the best,” Ludan told the Inquirer.
Tallies gathered by Inquirer reporters had 20 people dead in Quezon, 15 in the Bicol region, 13 in Cavite, 11 in Laguna, five in Eastern Visayas, four in Metro Manila, two in Batangas and two in Bulacan.
Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said Malacañang was not yet ready to declare Metro Manila and the other affected areas under a state of calamity until it got a clearer picture of the situation.
At a special Cabinet meeting she called to assess the situation, Ms Arroyo said:
“The welfare of the people comes first and our paramount objective is to save lives and homes, and make sure enough food, medicine and relief supplies are available.”
Tropical depression sighted
Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz, chair of the National Disaster Coordinating Council, said that another tropical depression had been spotted and was about “three or four days away from the Philippines.”
Weather bureau officials said the tropical depression, called Neneng, was about 2,000 km east of the Visayas and expected to enter the Philippine area of responsibility on Sunday.
“If it doesn’t change direction, it might also hit landfall somewhere in Luzon,” Cruz said.
Budget Secretary Rolando Andaya said his department was prepared to allocate P240 million in calamity funds to help ease the impact of Milenyo.
The typhoon affected 60,820 persons or 12,345 families.
Damage in Metro Manila
Total houses damaged stood at 235. There were also 1,026 houses partially damaged.
Civil defense Executive Director Anthony Golez said that for Region 8, the total damage to infrastructure, crops and fisheries already amounted to P133 million.
In Metro Manila, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chair Bayani Fernando said that the typhoon had damaged P100 million in landscaping and P30 million in traffic equipment.
Fernando said that it would take a week to clear the roads. In Metro Manila, 12 billboards were felled by the storm, he said.
So far, total damage to infrastructure in affected areas amounted to more than P100 million, according to Public Works and Highways Secretary Hermogenes Ebdane.
No trains running
Agriculture Secretary Domingo Panganiban said that his officials were still validating whether the palay crops could still be recovered in all the regions that had been affected.
“But we have a lot of losses of seaweeds and fish pens which are valued at approximately P125 million,” Panganiban said.
Transportation Secretary Leandro Mendoza said that the MRT, LRT, PNR trains were still non-operational but “as soon as there is restoration of electricity,” they should resume running.
The Department of Trade and Industry is tightly monitoring all markets in affected regions, according to Trade Secretary Peter Favila.
Mayor Ferrer said their search and rescue teams were looking for the other victims of the dam collapse in Gen. Trias.
“We are expecting the death toll to rise,” Ferrer said.
Dam suddenly broke
He said the victims were residents of Sunnybrooke Subdivision in Barangay San Francisco who had gone to check the water level at Butas Dam.
Ferrer said they were apparently trying to check if it was necessary for them to leave their homes and move to higher ground.
“Witnesses said part of the dam suddenly gave way as the dam was already swollen with water. The victims were then swept away by the water,” he said.
Ferrer said the age-old dam had been used primarily for irrigation and was built during the Spanish colonial period.
Cavite Gov. Erineo “Ayong” Maliksi has put the entire province under a state of calamity.
Maliksi said the typhoon ravaged mostly fruit trees and high-value crops like banana and coffee.
Back to normal
Domestic and international flights returned to normal yesterday but the Ninoy Aquino International Airport was jampacked with passengers.
“It is terrible!” one airport official told the Inquirer while inspecting the Naia 1 terminal.
Flights that arrived yesterday one after the other were nearly double the usual incoming flights that the Naia 1 accommodates on regular days.
A check made by the Inquirer showed that as of 3 p.m., there were some 25 flights mostly coming from Asia and the Middle East scheduled to arrive at the Naia 1 until midnight.
Missing yachtsmen
The typhoon left at least eight people missing after their yachts, including one that was supposed to serve as a floating restaurant, were battered by big waves on Manila Bay.
One of the missing was a crew member of the MY Limahong, which was dragged from the south entrance of the Manila Yacht Club in Manila at the height of Milenyo and sank near the Baclaran breakwater in Parañaque.
Five of its crew members were rescued by passing tankers.
Also reported missing was one crew member of the MY Tristar.
Nikko Dizon and Leila B. Salaverria and Delfin Mallari, Ephraim Aguilar, Joanna Los Baños, Nina Calleja, Inquirer Southern Luzon, and Vicente S. Labro and Joey Gabieta, Inquirer Visayas
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By Sam Palmisano
Newsweek
Updated: 11:32 a.m. ET Dec. 2, 2005
Issues 2006 - In IBM's conversations with decision makers—from CEOs to university presidents to prime ministers and community leaders—we are hearing one question over and over: "How can I stimulate growth and economic development while also cutting costs?" Increasingly, the answer is one word: innovation. I agree entirely. The problem is that the nature of innovation is changing in important ways, driven by an increasingly open, networked and global economy. Knowing how to capture innovation's benefits requires rethinking old assumptions about creation and ownership.
IBM has a unique perspective on this topic. We have earned the most
Let me try to simplify the issues with two key distinctions: between open source and open standards, and between intellectual property and intellectual capital. Open source is a method of tapping a community of experts to develop useful things. It began in software, but applies broadly, and is anything but anti-capitalist. It can raise quality at reduced costs, and vastly expands opportunities for profit. In a sense, open source fuels innovation much the way science fuels technology. Science is created by communities of experts, whose fundamental discoveries are typically made available to all, including individuals and companies that are able to capitalize on the new knowledge in novel ways. For IBM, the open-source model is familiar territory, given our long track record in the sciences.
Open standards, in contrast, are not a meth-odology, but an underlying condition for economic or social progress because they make possible the free flow of capital, information and ideas. A currency system is an open standard. A highway system is an open standard. The Bill of Rights is an open standard of sorts. The Internet's founding protocols—http, html, etc.—are important open standards. IBM has embracedopen standards over the past decade, and we're working in myriad ways to foster their adoption.
Now, to intellectual property vs. intellectual capital. I recently made a presentation on innovation at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Afterward, a discussion broke out. The top issue for these future technology leaders was how intellectual-property policy is impacting innovation in global economies. A couple of years ago, this was arcane stuff. Not anymore.
NEWSWEEK has described as "seismic" IBM's 2005 donation of more than 500 software patents for use by the open community. That was a strategic commitment, one we recently extended by pledging open access to thousands of IBM patents to designated health-care and education industry-standards organizations. Why do this? Some leaders in business, academia and government find it counterintuitive.
Let me explain. More and more of the innovation that truly matters today functions not only as intellectual property (the brilliant work of individuals), but as intellectual capital (a deep well of knowledge created collaboratively). As with open standards, this is about enlarging the pie and fostering innovation on top of what is available to all. And it's not about gizmos, but about new enterprise models—such as "networkless" telecoms, online auctions or real-time retail systems. Our intellectual-property laws, based on an earlier paradigm, will have to catch up.
In the end, the new, emerging model of collaborative innovation—balancing different aspects of openness and different kinds of ownership, and drawing on the historic and deeply productive relationship between science and technology—has the simplicity and clarity that we always find in big, game-changing shifts. Yes, it certainly is challenging many old assumptions. But that puts it, as a paradigm for future growth and progress, in pretty good company.
Palmisano is chairman and CEO of IBM.
The Myths of Open Source
http://www.cio.com/archive/030104/open.html
Installing my KDE on my CENTOS
Add the following to your /etc/yum.conf:
[kde-redhat-stable]
name=kde-redhat.org (kde-stable)
baseurl=http://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/kde-redhat/$releasever/stable
[kde-redhat-stable-all]
name=kde-redhat.org (kde-stable-all)
baseurl=http://apt.kde-redhat.org/apt/kde-redhat/all/stable
To install, a simple
yum install kde qt arts kdelibs kdebase gtk+ gtk2 redhat-artwork
yum update
