Singapore is the 18th and latest country included in the Formula 1 races.
Then...
If I could wish to a genie, I will tell him to get me to Singapore by tomorrow so that I can watch the Formula 1 Singtel Singapore Grand Prix, which will feature the premier and much anticipated Night Race. Of course, I'll also tell him to bring my dad with me! Ha ha ha!
Tomorrow will also be the fourth to the last race to approach the driver's championship.
Felipe Massa took a comfortable pole position as he is only of a 1-point deficit, with 77, from top seed driver Lewis Hamilton, who has 78. Meanwhile, Robert Kubica is trailing from 64, while Kimi Raikkonen, who is also a Ferrari driver alike Massa, still has a lot to do with 57 points to defend his last year's title.
I really want Kimi Raikkonen to win. If not, Lewis is just on the right spot.
Saturday, September 27, 2008
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Lost books! Aarrrghhh!
There is rampant stealing of books in our college recently.
Kath, Tina, Vera, and I rented a wooden locker to lessen our everyday luggage.
Just this morning, I went to the third floor to get my book in Organizational Behavior. Surprised, I saw that the lock was broken and that our locker suddenly became spacious. So I thought my friends merely got most of their books but upon seeing them at the library, they informed me that some of their books are stolen. Vera was the most unfortunate for she just lost 3 of the important books we have for the semester namely Banking and Financial Mgt., which Kath and I also lost, Organizational Behavior, and Foundations of Finance.
We were actually warned by the CCSC (College of Commerce Student Council) to use a key lock but still we used the one which is accessed by pressing a 4-digit code. We know that we are held liable for the loss of our books but then again, does the person who got our books have conscience? Kindly pls. pls. pls. return them! Those five books are worth our lives given that finals is already nearing.
Kath, Tina, Vera, and I rented a wooden locker to lessen our everyday luggage.
Just this morning, I went to the third floor to get my book in Organizational Behavior. Surprised, I saw that the lock was broken and that our locker suddenly became spacious. So I thought my friends merely got most of their books but upon seeing them at the library, they informed me that some of their books are stolen. Vera was the most unfortunate for she just lost 3 of the important books we have for the semester namely Banking and Financial Mgt., which Kath and I also lost, Organizational Behavior, and Foundations of Finance.
We were actually warned by the CCSC (College of Commerce Student Council) to use a key lock but still we used the one which is accessed by pressing a 4-digit code. We know that we are held liable for the loss of our books but then again, does the person who got our books have conscience? Kindly pls. pls. pls. return them! Those five books are worth our lives given that finals is already nearing.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Movies, series, movies! ha ha!
Some of these are old films which I've bought in DVD before but have never watched. Now that it's vacation, there's a lot of available time to sit up, relax, and view these movies. So these are just some..
- Ironman
- What Happens in Vegas stays in Vegas
- Little Man
- Transamerica
- Kill Bill
- The Butterfly Effect
- Blades of Glory
- P.S. I Love You
- National Lampoon's Lost Reality 2
- National Lampoon's Gold Diggers
- National Lampoon's Dorm Daze
- National Lampoon's Holiday Reunion
- National Lampoon's Animal House
- National Lampoon's Van Wilder
- American Pie Beta House
- Big Fish
- Atonement
- Everything is Illuminated
- Sex and the City
Not included in the list is CSI and CSI:Miami, to which I am watching every 2-4 hours of tuesdays-saturdays at Foxcrime! ha ha. I'm really hooked! What a couch potato!
I still have to watch Rendition, The Da Vinci Code (which was released few years back), Band of Brothers and Heroes (season 1) before classes resume or else I have to find time for these pleasures!
- Ironman
- What Happens in Vegas stays in Vegas
- Little Man
- Transamerica
- Kill Bill
- The Butterfly Effect
- Blades of Glory
- P.S. I Love You
- National Lampoon's Lost Reality 2
- National Lampoon's Gold Diggers
- National Lampoon's Dorm Daze
- National Lampoon's Holiday Reunion
- National Lampoon's Animal House
- National Lampoon's Van Wilder
- American Pie Beta House
- Big Fish
- Atonement
- Everything is Illuminated
- Sex and the City
Not included in the list is CSI and CSI:Miami, to which I am watching every 2-4 hours of tuesdays-saturdays at Foxcrime! ha ha. I'm really hooked! What a couch potato!
I still have to watch Rendition, The Da Vinci Code (which was released few years back), Band of Brothers and Heroes (season 1) before classes resume or else I have to find time for these pleasures!
Friday, May 23, 2008
Two Davids at the finals of American Idol (follow-up)
David Cook, with 56% mark from 93 million votes, has emerged victorious in the season 7 of American Idol. Kudos!
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Two Davids at the finals of American Idol
The highly anticipated reality talent search competition in America has decided for their final two. Syesha was out today so David Archuleta and David Cook will battle it out next week as to who will be the Americal Idol this season.
David Archuleta
David Cook
Next week will definitely be a superb competition.
Will it be Archuleta, the young but talented artist who sings ballad or will it be Cook, the ambidextrous rockstar who drives women out of control?
David Archuleta
David CookNext week will definitely be a superb competition.
Will it be Archuleta, the young but talented artist who sings ballad or will it be Cook, the ambidextrous rockstar who drives women out of control?
Friday, April 11, 2008
Happy Birthday!
It's been a while since I've last posted and I think I've already gone rusty in writing. Anyhow, it's my father's birthday so here is a shout out to him! ha ha!
Last April 8 was the confirmation date for our majors.
I opted for Finance as my major but if given another chance, I would prefer to have BSBA in general. With that, I can have collective knowledge in courses being tackled in the program. Yet those who graduated with the BSBA degree would rather prefer to have a major. They say it would be better to have a program with a specialization because the principles that have been thought would be taken to a much much higher level with deeper perspective.
I'm quite interested in Finance but I'm actually 50:25:25 on choosing it between economics and marketing. ha ha! My father wants me to choose it over other majors but he's not compelling me to. My mother on the other hand says either economics or finance is okay to her. Good thing that there's no conflict, so we all agreed up to Finance.
Happy Birthday, pop!And also to all other April birthday celebrants! he he.
Last April 8 was the confirmation date for our majors.
I opted for Finance as my major but if given another chance, I would prefer to have BSBA in general. With that, I can have collective knowledge in courses being tackled in the program. Yet those who graduated with the BSBA degree would rather prefer to have a major. They say it would be better to have a program with a specialization because the principles that have been thought would be taken to a much much higher level with deeper perspective.
I'm quite interested in Finance but I'm actually 50:25:25 on choosing it between economics and marketing. ha ha! My father wants me to choose it over other majors but he's not compelling me to. My mother on the other hand says either economics or finance is okay to her. Good thing that there's no conflict, so we all agreed up to Finance.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Demand for Truth
What do ethics say in the condition of our society today?
Many people see that our government is filled with corruption. They see our president as a tool for corruption to which she was associated with jueteng scam, wiretapping, and the fertilizer scam. Before, she is also linked with the election fraud to which she apologized to the nation by merely stating “I am sorry.” in public.
Today, there is Rodolfo “Jun” Lozada Jr., the whistle blower who exposed what he knew about the alleged kickbacks in the $329-million National Broadband Network (NBN) deal with China’s ZTE Corp.
With all these fraudulent actions that are rampant in our government, how does the field of politics, religion, and also our people respond?
Politics as we see is doing their part about the technicality of the situation. They are undergoing due process such as hearing in the senate but now, the battle arena over NBN shifts to Supreme Court. The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) on the other hand, has released a statement telling their view about the situation and what should be done.
The CBCP which is in its neutral state are sort of general in their statement that they didn’t directly account for the president to resign. What they want is to junk the EO 464 and allow former Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Romulo Neri and all summoned officials to testify in the inquiry on the broadband scandal.
Jun Lozada, if not for him, only a few would know about what is really happening in our government. He has awakened our people to search for truth. And recently, interfaith rallies are organized in various parts of the country especially in Makati. Even key political figures such as then presidents Joseph Estrada and Corazon Aquino, who is in full support of Lozada, join together in their search for truth and the call for Ms. Arroyo to resign.
Filipinos are tired of tolerating corruption but not moral bankruptcy that’s why many are joining rallies and a lot of them, according to the organizers, are fresh faces- the youth, and the businessmen, who also seeks for the truth.
Also, some don’t want to stage rallies because they are exhausted by the recurring situations and nothing changes. Some don’t see themselves taking part in EDSA I and II anymore because they think that people power is not the solution.
We should not wait for that where violence and rage comes in because the worst thing would probably be when the military to become the final arbiter.
All of us seek the truth and so we have to be united in search for it. That is, the problem which is there is no unity yet. Many have their own opinions and beliefs about the situation. Some say that we should wait for 2010 to elect for a new leader but then again, in retrospect, we will just tolerate moral bankruptcy because if for that, it’s like we are okay of what is happening in our country today-full of fraud and delusion.
Lozada, in his speech in a Mass for Truth at UST, said that a priest “close to the cardinals” had told him that he would have had “no problem” had Jaime Cardinal Sin--a moving force in the Edsa I and II People Power revolutions--been alive today (carried from the Inquirer issue Mar.3, 2008).
Also, one professor in the Ateneo once said, “You don’t wait. That’s not the stance. Actually, you should continue pushing.”
We should see, judge, and act in the right way and be not indifferent to the present condition of our society. Let’s be aware of the situation deliberating every detail of it before getting involved.
Many people see that our government is filled with corruption. They see our president as a tool for corruption to which she was associated with jueteng scam, wiretapping, and the fertilizer scam. Before, she is also linked with the election fraud to which she apologized to the nation by merely stating “I am sorry.” in public.
Today, there is Rodolfo “Jun” Lozada Jr., the whistle blower who exposed what he knew about the alleged kickbacks in the $329-million National Broadband Network (NBN) deal with China’s ZTE Corp.
With all these fraudulent actions that are rampant in our government, how does the field of politics, religion, and also our people respond?
Politics as we see is doing their part about the technicality of the situation. They are undergoing due process such as hearing in the senate but now, the battle arena over NBN shifts to Supreme Court. The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) on the other hand, has released a statement telling their view about the situation and what should be done.
The CBCP which is in its neutral state are sort of general in their statement that they didn’t directly account for the president to resign. What they want is to junk the EO 464 and allow former Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Romulo Neri and all summoned officials to testify in the inquiry on the broadband scandal.
Jun Lozada, if not for him, only a few would know about what is really happening in our government. He has awakened our people to search for truth. And recently, interfaith rallies are organized in various parts of the country especially in Makati. Even key political figures such as then presidents Joseph Estrada and Corazon Aquino, who is in full support of Lozada, join together in their search for truth and the call for Ms. Arroyo to resign.
Filipinos are tired of tolerating corruption but not moral bankruptcy that’s why many are joining rallies and a lot of them, according to the organizers, are fresh faces- the youth, and the businessmen, who also seeks for the truth.
Also, some don’t want to stage rallies because they are exhausted by the recurring situations and nothing changes. Some don’t see themselves taking part in EDSA I and II anymore because they think that people power is not the solution.
We should not wait for that where violence and rage comes in because the worst thing would probably be when the military to become the final arbiter.
All of us seek the truth and so we have to be united in search for it. That is, the problem which is there is no unity yet. Many have their own opinions and beliefs about the situation. Some say that we should wait for 2010 to elect for a new leader but then again, in retrospect, we will just tolerate moral bankruptcy because if for that, it’s like we are okay of what is happening in our country today-full of fraud and delusion.
Lozada, in his speech in a Mass for Truth at UST, said that a priest “close to the cardinals” had told him that he would have had “no problem” had Jaime Cardinal Sin--a moving force in the Edsa I and II People Power revolutions--been alive today (carried from the Inquirer issue Mar.3, 2008).
Also, one professor in the Ateneo once said, “You don’t wait. That’s not the stance. Actually, you should continue pushing.”
We should see, judge, and act in the right way and be not indifferent to the present condition of our society. Let’s be aware of the situation deliberating every detail of it before getting involved.
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