Opposition government
Well of course she’s gonna use impeachment as a tool when she ends up in Congress. Isn’t impeachment precisely a Constitutional device to rein in the incumbent President? And so why should it be remarkable that – if she wins a Congressional seat – the new oppositionist Gloria Macapagal Arroyo should consider this tool available to her and her bloc as well?
Oh wait.
All this scenario building – not much of it really since everything being said is so painfully obvious...
Source: SMOKE
Noynoy Aquino’s Hindi ka Nag-iisa Music Video
This morning I got an email from Leah Navarro of Black and White Movement who is a close friend of the Aquino family she mention in her email that there will be a release of Senator Noynoy Aquino's music video entitled Hindi ka Nag iisa. The music video is sang by Regine Velasquez, artists who supports Noynoy is shown in the music video which includes Dingdong Dantes, Ogie Alcasid, Boy Abunda, Bea Alonzo, James Yap with team Philippines, Sharon Cuneta, Anne Curtis, Mariel Rodriguez, Bianca Gonzales,...
Source: Ang Sa Wari Ko
What to do during boring teleconference calls
What do you do during boring teleconference calls?
Redesign other people's presentations, if you're Lesley. That's how she keeps herself interested in a call. She corrects typos, makes fonts and colours more readable, adds diagrams and animation, and generally experiments with how to make presentations better. She often sends the presentation to the original speakers so that they can take advantage of her work.
Want to try that during your next call?
Post from: sacha chua :: enterprise...
Source: sacha chua :: enterprise 2.0 consultant, storyteller, geek
New Wacom Bamboo Pen and Touch!
Inspired by Dan Roam’s annotated-in-real-time presentation, I picked up a Wacom Bamboo Pen and Touch drawing tablet for portable use. I’ve got an upcoming talk (“Remote Presentations That Rock”) and I’ll need to deliver it from 3600 because of other appointments, so I can’t use my ever-so-wonderful Cintiq 12WX. I decided to spring for the multitouch tablet because I thought the extra buttons and multi-touch gestures would help me work as smoothly as I work on the Cintiq.
After some...
Source: sacha chua :: enterprise 2.0 consultant, storyteller, geek
Trying blackberry curve
Got a chance here to try out a blackberry curve.im so excited and tried it right away. At first i experienced a hard time using the qwerty keypad but then after a few minutes my fingers got to use it.I tried the wifi network and checked my gmail. It connect so fast even that i received a low signal inside the mall.Il check more of its feature when i arrive home. This is a mobile blog post
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Source: Azrael's Merryland
Meeting with a smile
I got late to an afternoon meeting while ago and blame the traffic jam and friday really sucks.But the negative vibes changed into a good one after a great coffee chat and nice solo meeting with a smiley man. I know he reads my blog and want to greet him a hello and see you soon.Now im exciting what will happen to my blog after a few weeks. Fun awesome party for everyone.Nice to talk again also to my fashionista artist friend who works in that office.This is a mobile blog post
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Source: Azrael's Merryland
Eat to Educate
Finally I’m back. I’ve been away from Patay Gutom for the past couple of weeks, to avoid conflict of interests, after PG got nominated for Bloggers’ Choice Award in the recently concluded Philippine Blog Awards 2009. For my coming back post, I won’t be doing a feat about fancy restaurants but instead, I’ll be telling you about the good news of what eating can do to help send poor children to school.
I was at Serendra last night to witness the launch of “8 to Educate”,...
Source: Patay Gutom
Day 2: Uniquely Singapore Tour
A highlight photo
I wasn’t aware of planned itinerary for the day. I was hoping that Sentosa is part of it. They say, an hour trip to Sentosa is not enough, and going to Sentosa should be a whole day trip. I dropped Sentosa in my mind and concentrate on the road while the bus takes us to our destination.
My eyes are locked on the road thinking that this kind of facade might the year 2050 in the Philippines. That this kind of facade is impossible for corrupt politicians to take in action of....
Source: Adaphobic
Style Studio: A Smile for Spring!
It’s the people who make you smile that matter most.
Who cares about those who try to wipe them away?
Just keep smiling anyway.
It’s amazing how different emails can make you feel different things within a matter of minutes. Recently, I’ve had the strange experience of receiving a series of emails from different people under varying circumstances that had contrasting effects to my emotions.
The first lot of emails made me seethe and weep. The other lot of emails made me smile. Even laugh...
Source: Studio Notes by Shai Coggins
