Oh I suddenly don't feel well..
I'm just here to post about the article i read in Inquirer about the Fully Booked flagship store in Serendra..
I feel hot and cold at the same time..where's Gregory House!?
can't rummage through the inq7 archive fast enough.. read clickthecity instead
http://guides.clickthecity.com/metro/?p=1915
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Saturday, July 28, 2007
Planning My Future - Going Crazy!!!
1) Proceed with MBA?
2) Decide to take CSTE, prepare and save for the exam?
> secretly, on my own?
> or with the help of the company?
3) Change my primary skill to testing?
4) Decide to continue applying for other jobs related to testing?
5) Hope that I will get hired?
6) Leave the country?
7) Deal with reality - current role and team situation?
What should I focus on?? AAAHHHH!! Watching HOUSE has made me think to much, tsk tsk.
2) Decide to take CSTE, prepare and save for the exam?
> secretly, on my own?
> or with the help of the company?
3) Change my primary skill to testing?
4) Decide to continue applying for other jobs related to testing?
5) Hope that I will get hired?
6) Leave the country?
7) Deal with reality - current role and team situation?
What should I focus on?? AAAHHHH!! Watching HOUSE has made me think to much, tsk tsk.
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
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Friday, July 20, 2007
IT salary benchmarks in Asia
Check this out!! Philippines is way way below...
IT salary benchmarks in Asia
By Staff, ZDNet Asia
13/04/2007
Are IT professionals in Asia paid their worth?
ZDNet Asia conducted a survey on the Internet between Aug. 25 and Nov. 6, 2006, to gain insights into Asia's IT workforce and salary trends. The survey drew 5,090 respondents from industry sectors such as government, healthcare, IT, services, telecommunications, legal and finance, across seven Asian countries: Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.
Among the findings: IT management skills are much-sought-after and command the highest renumeration, while the best-paying IT jobs are in Hong Kong, followed by Singapore.
Click on the country names in the map below for a country-specific salary analysis.
IT salary benchmarks in Asia
By Staff, ZDNet Asia
13/04/2007
Are IT professionals in Asia paid their worth?
ZDNet Asia conducted a survey on the Internet between Aug. 25 and Nov. 6, 2006, to gain insights into Asia's IT workforce and salary trends. The survey drew 5,090 respondents from industry sectors such as government, healthcare, IT, services, telecommunications, legal and finance, across seven Asian countries: Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.
Among the findings: IT management skills are much-sought-after and command the highest renumeration, while the best-paying IT jobs are in Hong Kong, followed by Singapore.
Click on the country names in the map below for a country-specific salary analysis.
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Part 2 of 2)
First Part of Review (1 of 2)
There! I was able to watch HP 5 the movie again last Thursday night, and this time at the Greenbelt Cinema 1 Theater (thank you, Accenture).
As most people told me, I was able to enjoy the movie more the second time around. You've finished analyzing and criticizing and you're really just there for the sensual experience of the movie.
I think i noticed and appreciated more things since I was not fumbling with any 3D glasses during the fight scene.
The Verdict: The Same! It was good, but it could still be better!
I watched it the second time and it was more enjoyable, yet that sense of lack was still there. The feeling that something was missing, where's the oomph?
Anyway, it's not important anymore... because the 7th book is coming tomorrow!! I have to wait for Aldrich to finish his before i can borrow and read...it should be worth the wait :)
Read the Pre-Release Book Review written by the one and only person that J. K Rowling allowed to read the book ahead of the July 21 worldwide release:
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Like A Virgin
Red Box and IO, be forewarned!!!
Your signature karaoke song is "Like a Virgin" by Madonna
On stage for the very first time? Not to worry! You're a bit of a rebel and have no problem stirring up controversy and commanding attention. Whether you're a mellow siren-in-the-making or a full-blown gender-bender, friends leave it to you to make an impact where it really counts.
While you can be modest from time to time, you generally try not to worry about what other people think. After all, as long as you remember to listen to your inner voice, you'll keep heating things up — especially when you're singing your heart out onstage. So sing it, because when it comes to the spotlight, you're a star!
What's Your Signature Karaoke Song?
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Your signature karaoke song is "Like a Virgin" by Madonna
On stage for the very first time? Not to worry! You're a bit of a rebel and have no problem stirring up controversy and commanding attention. Whether you're a mellow siren-in-the-making or a full-blown gender-bender, friends leave it to you to make an impact where it really counts.
While you can be modest from time to time, you generally try not to worry about what other people think. After all, as long as you remember to listen to your inner voice, you'll keep heating things up — especially when you're singing your heart out onstage. So sing it, because when it comes to the spotlight, you're a star!
What's Your Signature Karaoke Song?
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Monday, July 16, 2007
I am a Queen
Yeah, Queen Latifah! Work it girl, hahaha!
Your celeb look is inspired by Queen Latifah
What's Your Celeb Look? Brought to you by Tickle
Your celeb look is inspired by Queen Latifah
Whether or not you're a rapper, songstress, and big-screen starlet all in one, you share this diva's fabulous sense of fashion and flair. Captivating and confident like your counterpart, you've not only got a standout style but also a lively sense of fun.
When it comes to taking fashion risks — or any risk for that matter — you're bound to be up for the challenge. A little bit sassy, a little bit sexy, and always yourself, you don't mind being in the spotlight. No wallflower, you're not afraid to try new things, especially in fashion. If anyone knows how to put together a memorable look, it's you. Work it, girl!
In life you can make your own decisions or let other people make those decisions for you. Being Above The Influence is about staying true to yourself, and not letting people pressure you into being less than you. So be yourself. Or be something less. It's your call.What's Your Celeb Look? Brought to you by Tickle
Thursday, July 12, 2007
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (1 of 2 parts)
Here is my initial review of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix movie shown at IMAX 3D theater in SM Mall of Asia
IMAX
I didn't notice much of a difference when i watched the movie in 3D :( I even had to wear my eyeglasses before i wore the 3D glasses coz i kept seeing an annoying shadow on my left eye! 400 bucks for IMAX.. not really worth it. I'll give more feedback when i watch in a normal theater on Thursday..
HP 5 the movie
Note: I READ THE BOOK!
It was nice, but it could have been better. Overall i felt that the movie was too quick-paced and that everything went by in blur. Why wouldn't it since the movie was only 2 hours and 18 minutes! The shortest compared to other movies even though HP5 is the thickest book by far.
When the movie was over, i felt a sense of lack. It was like a 'quickie'. No foreplay, no making love to the camera.
I wish they had emphasized the fight scene more by doing slow motion effects on it. Didn't they understand the difference between practicing spells in the Room of Requirement versus fighting the Death Eaters and Voldemort in real life? It was supposed to be a culminating scene!!! Like a square-off between good and evil. The current fight scene effects were good but they can be better emphasized.
And where was Fawkes - Dumbledore's trusted Phoenix who would swallow the Avada Kedavra curse that Voldemort hurls at Dumbledore at the same time that the basilisk would also bite him??? Why was that left out? I had already accepted the statues not moving, although i was a bit disappointed. But to leave out that almost certain death sequence of Dumbledore is unthinkable!
The powers and talents of the characters weren't played up enough for the events to come in the next book..which i guess makes it more magical and mysterious?? What where they thinking?
As I said, it was nice but it could have been better. *bow*
IMAX
I didn't notice much of a difference when i watched the movie in 3D :( I even had to wear my eyeglasses before i wore the 3D glasses coz i kept seeing an annoying shadow on my left eye! 400 bucks for IMAX.. not really worth it. I'll give more feedback when i watch in a normal theater on Thursday..
HP 5 the movie
Note: I READ THE BOOK!
It was nice, but it could have been better. Overall i felt that the movie was too quick-paced and that everything went by in blur. Why wouldn't it since the movie was only 2 hours and 18 minutes! The shortest compared to other movies even though HP5 is the thickest book by far.
When the movie was over, i felt a sense of lack. It was like a 'quickie'. No foreplay, no making love to the camera.
I wish they had emphasized the fight scene more by doing slow motion effects on it. Didn't they understand the difference between practicing spells in the Room of Requirement versus fighting the Death Eaters and Voldemort in real life? It was supposed to be a culminating scene!!! Like a square-off between good and evil. The current fight scene effects were good but they can be better emphasized.
And where was Fawkes - Dumbledore's trusted Phoenix who would swallow the Avada Kedavra curse that Voldemort hurls at Dumbledore at the same time that the basilisk would also bite him??? Why was that left out? I had already accepted the statues not moving, although i was a bit disappointed. But to leave out that almost certain death sequence of Dumbledore is unthinkable!
The powers and talents of the characters weren't played up enough for the events to come in the next book..which i guess makes it more magical and mysterious?? What where they thinking?
As I said, it was nice but it could have been better. *bow*
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Sunday, July 08, 2007
Cerealicious!!!
**I'm feeling restless again, so I'm blogging about exciting and happy places I've been to***
Cerealicious! I'm a certified cereal addict! I cannot bear pass up cereal if it's served for breakfast especially in a hotel buffet! Just imagine my elation when i heard about Cerealicious!! It's right across Bro. Andrew Building (new building of DLSU) in Taft Avenue!
The owner seems like a cereal + movie enthusiast, thus, the movie-related names of the store's menu. Check it out :)
Cerealicious! I'm a certified cereal addict! I cannot bear pass up cereal if it's served for breakfast especially in a hotel buffet! Just imagine my elation when i heard about Cerealicious!! It's right across Bro. Andrew Building (new building of DLSU) in Taft Avenue!
The owner seems like a cereal + movie enthusiast, thus, the movie-related names of the store's menu. Check it out :)
What Should You Major At?
Took this quiz out of curiosity coz my work right now is not really connected to what i majored at..
College Course: A.B. Communication major in Journalism
No Minor.. although i took up French as my foreign language elective and took it again in my company's special classes..
My work now: Software Tester / Senior Programmer for Accenture, an IT company
You scored as French/Spanish/OtherLanguage, You should strongly consider majoring (or minoring) in a foreign language, especially French or Spanish as they have a greater use in today's world. But other languages could be useful to you as well, such as Chinese, Japanese, German, Italian, or many others. With a major in a foreign language you could teach, or work for a company as a translator or foreign corespondent.
It is possible that the best major for you is your 2nd, 3rd, or even 5th listed category, so be sure to consider ALL majors in your OTHER high scoring categories (below). You may score high in a category you didn't think you would--it is possible that a great major for you is something you once dismissed as not for you. The right major for you will be something 1) you love and enjoy and 2) are really great at it.
Consider adding a minor or double majoring to make yourself standout and to combine your interests. A minor in a foreign language is useful for ANY major. Also, business or political science are great minors for a foreign language major.
WHAT MAJOR IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
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College Course: A.B. Communication major in Journalism
No Minor.. although i took up French as my foreign language elective and took it again in my company's special classes..
My work now: Software Tester / Senior Programmer for Accenture, an IT company
You scored as French/Spanish/OtherLanguage, You should strongly consider majoring (or minoring) in a foreign language, especially French or Spanish as they have a greater use in today's world. But other languages could be useful to you as well, such as Chinese, Japanese, German, Italian, or many others. With a major in a foreign language you could teach, or work for a company as a translator or foreign corespondent.
It is possible that the best major for you is your 2nd, 3rd, or even 5th listed category, so be sure to consider ALL majors in your OTHER high scoring categories (below). You may score high in a category you didn't think you would--it is possible that a great major for you is something you once dismissed as not for you. The right major for you will be something 1) you love and enjoy and 2) are really great at it.
Consider adding a minor or double majoring to make yourself standout and to combine your interests. A minor in a foreign language is useful for ANY major. Also, business or political science are great minors for a foreign language major.
French/Spanish/OtherLanguage | 88% | ||
History/Anthropology/LiberalArts | 81% | ||
English/Journalism/Comm | 81% | ||
Visual&PerformingArts | 63% | ||
HR/BusinessManagement | 50% | ||
Psychology/Sociology | 44% | ||
PoliticalScience/Philosophy | 38% | ||
Education/Counseling | 38% | ||
Biology/Chemistry/Geology | 31% | ||
Accounting/Finance/Marketing | 25% | ||
Nursing/AthleticTraining/Health | 25% | ||
Religion/Theology | 19% | ||
Physics/Engineering/Computer | 13% | ||
Mathematics/Statistics | 0% |
WHAT MAJOR IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
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