Sunday, November 30, 2008
Famous People, Famous Words.
"Man is the cruelest animal" -Friedrich Nietzsche
"The Filipino is worth dying for" -Ninoy Aquino Jr.
"Forevers are composed of Nows" -Emily Dickenson
"Your mistakes and losses are as important as your achievements and gains; they show you how strong you are despite your limitations" - Anjo Benedict Fabellon
Saturday, November 29, 2008
The Social Project NEW UPDATES and TO DO LIST
Good Morning Friends!
Here's a list of what we need to start up our little project...
1) We need a name.
2) We need a list of mga kasapi :D
3) Objectives/Rationale
- Concept Paper (objectives part) (2 people can make this)
- For public schools
- Discuss who we are and why we're doing this.
- Discuss the need for education in written English.
- Discuss benefits of knowing English
- Discuss the deficiency of English programs in public schools (cite NAT
sources etc. I'll get the data from ACED). Data also available on net.
- For private schools
- Discuss who we are and why we're doing this.
- Discuss the need for education in written English.
- Discuss benefits of knowing English
- Discuss the deficiency of English programs in public schools (cite NAT
sources etc. I'll get the data from ACED). Data also available on net.
- Discuss the Social Development Initiatives of the Church (I have documents)
- Discuss the need to know the social situation.
4) Program
- Initial implementation member schools (get in touch) (2 people can do this)
- 2 private schools
- Principals and CLE coordinators
- Talk to them if school is willing to participate
- Send them a copy of the concept paper and invite to participate.
- 2 public schools
- Principals and city DepEd superintendent
- Talk to Principal if school willing to participate if superintendent is OK
- Give concept paper and explain + lots of follow up.
- Send them a copy of the concept paper and invite to participate.
- Method (2 people can do this)
- Discuss program mechanics (method part of concept paper)
- Weekly topics for letters (have to be detailed so private students
learn what they are meant to learn about the social situation).
- Instructions:
General moshed up Instructions of the project:
Gr.6 kids from a public school
HS4 kids from a private school
Gr. 6 kids will write weekly english language letters to HS4 kids... HS4 kids correct grammar, spelling, etc. and return corrected piece along with a reply. There's a holistic plan as to what they have to learn about their corresponder througout the program (1 year?).
The Gr. 6 kids learn English, and the HS4 kids learn the social reality of poverty (in greater detail) it's win win for everyone.
In yellow: being done by Anjo
In red: being done by Mic
In orange: being done by Irae
no highlight: NOT DONE YET. Can someone please write the process of the project (General Proces and Instructions) down in proper paragraph form please? Para it sounds good...
In gray: finished.
UPDATES:
we picked 2 Publics and 2 Privates na...
CSA Makati and Malate Catholic will be the Private... unless the rest have other ideas? (Kasi di nag meet kaya kami nalang ni Talitha nag meet)
Aurora Quezon ES and RAfael Palma ES will be Public. Both are in the city of Manila.
WE NEED A NAME. Someone please suggest a name :(
Friday, November 28, 2008
The Final WIsh
When my time comes
Forget the wrong that I've done
Help me leave behind some
Reasons to be missed
And don't resent me
And when you're feeling empty
Keep me in your memory...
Forgetting
All the hurt inside
You've learned to hide so well
Pretending
Someone else can come and save me from myself..
I can't be who you are...
I can't be who you are...
Leave Out All the Rest -Linkin Park
Pet Lion
Thursday, November 27, 2008
PLEASE READ The Social Idea (Need Partners)
I have a sort of Outreach idea that I want to pitch to you guys...
basically it's an english mentoring program between public and private schools...
It involves Grade 6 kids from public schools and 4th year high kids frm Private schools.
Gr. 6 kids will write weekly english language letters to HS4 kids... HS4 kids correct grammar, spelling, etc. and return corrected piece along with a reply. There's a holistic plan as to what they have to learn about their corresponder througout the program (1 year?).
The Gr. 6 kids learn English, and the HS4 kids learn the social reality of poverty (in greater detail) it's win win for everyone.
Well... I plan to start this up soon... I need partners and co planners... I was thinking we could start in 2 Private schools and 2 Public schools... I was thinking CSA and MCS (Talits...) What initially needs to be done is to talk to the Principals and CLE coordinators of the Private schools and pitch them the idea... then to talk to Public school principals and superintendents to have them agree... I was thinking free paper and pens for the classes (Public) that involve themselves?
We can always get sponsors and or go for donation drives... or we could scrap the free paper pens... anyway... its just an idea that needs editing and stuff from you guys... You guys willing to join in the fun? It's for a great cause :). Plus most of you are still bums anyway >:)
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Jurjurethics 2: The Satyriatic Nerdoks
Everyone lusts for horny nerds.
Can you imagine it? Suspenders stretched over low arching shoulders... Thick framed glasses that accentuate the color of their eyes... Plaid shirts, tucked in, showing off that taught body frame... Tight, diaphragm high pants, impishly framing their groins... It's the Betty la Fea stereotype fused with the raw sexual will of a dominatrix. It's the Satyriatic/Nymphomaniac Nerd.
So what is this about?
I saw a condom poster with a nerd (as described above) smiling at you, condom in hand.
Well for one, it just seems wrong... the whole concept of a nerd buying condoms. It just gives an unneccessary sexual twist to a wholesome, tried and tested stereotype. What's the point anyway? Are they trying to attract a nerd demographic? What would they do with it, masturbate with a condom on so it won't spill everywhere? Anyway...
Stereotyped objects of sexual attraction. It's a complex thing. Princess Leia in chains, or Japanese school girl, it's a diverse field of imagined debauchery. I once had an acquaintance who had a thing for women wearing bloodied up butcher's aprons. Another one of my friends has a thing for asian dominatrices.
Call it a fetish thing, but it's odd how everyone's fetishes differ from each other, and more often than not, your fetish reflects on your personality. A female friend of mine who had reciprocation issues (as in no one reciprocated the love she offered, no matter how hard she tried) had a nerd fetish. Upon delving deeper into the matter, what appealed most to her was the fact that her nerd stereotype in mind was dependent and clingy. Her stereotyped object of sexual attraction was the type that was so grateful to her for hitting on them, that they would look no place else, and would devote themselves to her. Another example would be my acquaintance who liked women-butchers. He has boundary issues. He is the type who doesn't know when to stop. The butcheress (?) serves as a sort of authority figure for him. It is somewone who gives bounds... sort of like a dominatrix, but bloodier. It's just odd that personal aspects of a person's ego persona are deflected upon a person's sexual persona... In Freudian terms, I guess repression by ego builds into Id, then gets sublimed by creating a personal fetish. Aggression and Sex. hahaha.
Monday, November 24, 2008
The Annual AdMU-UP-MC Wet T-Shirt Competition!
The Annual
Ateneo de Manila University
University of the Philippines- Diliman
Miriam College
WET T-SHIRT COMPETITION
Eliminations are from September to November 2008
Semi-Finals December 2008
Finals January 2008!
See students from top universities and colleges battle it out in the rain!
hear them scream!
See them running, all those wet chicks!!! (basang sisiw)
Mechanics:
Ilang tangang tao ang walang dalang umbrella during rainy season?
Araw araw nalang. 'Di na natuto! As in!
Bukas na bukas pa naman ang Katipunan!
Kasama na ako dun!
VOTE FOR ME!!!! MIC CABAUATAN! DI NA NATUTO NA PALAGING UMUULAN SA KATIPUNAN!!!!
Friday, November 21, 2008
Paperchaser
According to the great philosopher Rihanna, featuring Dr. TI, instead of chasing that paper, I should live my life. (ey!) my life (ey!) my life (ey!) my life. Yes, I'm a paper chaser, just living my life.
I will be a shining star
fancy clothes & fancy car
You will see
I'm gonna go far
and everyone knows... who I are :D
maiaheee..
Monday, November 17, 2008
Rihanna disappointed me.
The Umbrella/Cinderella duet at the end was heart-stopping. I LOVED it.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
We Will. We Should. We Might.
The problem with poverty is that it is unsightly. It is families of ten, making most of two square meters worth of living space. It is small children in tears, shivering in the cold rain begging you to buy their flowers. It is an emaciated man; his ribs seen clear through his paled skin, expressions of pain carved onto his face. It is our country’s future, cognitively deficient due to nutritional deprivation. It is disgusting. It is uncomfortable. We, who consider ourselves the developed, the educated, cannot stand the reality of such lack. Something has to be done about it. That is why we build walls to hide the urban poor’s existence, and we call the police to send the transient beggars to jail. There. Now the metro is pretty again. This doesn’t do our educated status justice. Aesthetics is the norm. It was never the solution.
If aesthetics is the norm, then poverty is the disease. Maybe it’s time to realize that in our society, at least for 26 million of our countrymen, poverty is the norm, and our extravagance is the disease. Substantial steps must be taken to address this issue.
I was privileged to witness a landmark event in world history. In the year 2000, I along with a friend from my high school, and a few friends from my days as a student volunteer in
Ateneans: Public Schools Need You for a DAY.
There are two container vans worth of goods, all donated by the people of Guam. We need volunteer workers to help us sort the goods into basic categories. It will take only a few hours, if not an hour of your time. You can volunteer by emailing me, or by emailing aced.admu@yahoo.com Sorting goes on from Dec. 1 to Dec. 20 There's also a gift pack packing (ano?) activity from the last week of November, to Dec. 11. This is for the Advent Recollection for public school teachers on Dec. 13. Oh, and ACED Volunteers get to sign up as OICs for the packing... ask ate Mai or anyone of us officers for details >.<
I'll post again in a week or so to remind you people.
Saturday, November 08, 2008
The Final Schedule for 2nd Sem 2008 (As in Final)
I have 2 Jesuit professors (again). They would be Fr. Antonio De Castro SJ and Fr. Jaime Bulatao SJ. The DLSU people should know him from the Hiya essay of Zeus Salazar. I'm a bit excited for the subjects... Cell and Molecular Bio under sir Russell should be a blast. Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy... I guess I took this over Educational Psychology because... deep inside I haven't given up on Clinical. My Th141 (basically Liberation Theology) is under
Thursday, November 06, 2008
Jurjurethics 1
When it comes to the experiential aspect of jur jur, I'm not really one who knows anything, as can be assessed from my general physical state and social demeanor. I like to think though that jur jur is a more complex human aspect than simply one that is experientially genital. Man's jur jur complex, it's roots, it's causes, it's methods, and ultimately, it's goals, consequences, and effects seem to indicate a complex of human operators working under a collective human sexuality. In the masculine sense, it's not just about someones pototoy, and the long list of possible holes and pseudo holes it can inhabit. It's not simply about airplanes in bushy-bushy mountain caves.
The whole jur jur complex begins when your dad waits longingly for that inch long dangling muscular organ to pop out of your mother's womb during your delivery. It then continues on to your first fist fight, or it's more exhibisionist counterpart, the pahabaan ng ano. It then develops into a lifetime of other seemingly normal masculine behavior, such as wearing blue, not pink, not crying, even when faced with epic loss, and even the simple fact that you wash your jur jur properly with soap. In the masculine sense, the jur jur complex is merely these small collective masculinities, expressed in the fact of man loving his jur jur action above most things.
Assuming that the jur jur complex is a more social, not entirely genital matter, by what authority do I write about it? It is simply by my own experience as a developed masculine entity, and the second hand experiences I will share, mostly in the experiential aspect of jur jur. I trust my sources. You should too. This is about jur jur. It does not dwell on the what, although detailing is immanent, but rather how it is seen, how the complex exists, and how it is experienced. All of this of course in the Mic-ro (say it like a black man would) perspective. It's time to talk about your jur jur.
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
It's the Most Wonerful(ly Consumerist) Time of the Year
Christmas... I understand that everybody's happy and whatever because everyone thinks it's a time of celebration, and I'm not here to ruin the season, so I'll leave the Christmas lecture for some other post. This will be my consumerist Christmas post. WISHLIST 2008.
Literature:
[ ] Naked- David Sedaris
[ ] Me Talk Pretty One Day- David Sedaris
[ ] When You Are Engulfed in Flames- David Sedaris
[ ] Complete Prose of Woody Allen- Woody Allen
[ ] Night Train- Martin Amis
[ ] Yellow Dog- Martin Amis
[ ] Sputnik Sweetheart- Haruki Murakami
[ ] Dance Dance Dance- Haruki Murakami
[ ] After Dark- Haruki Murakami
[ ] Trese- Budjette Tan and Kajo Baldisimo
Mac:
[x] Macbook (c/o parentals)
[ ] Macbook protective case (clear)- found in
[ ] Macbook hard leather bag (black or red)- found in
[ ] Mac Mouse- found in
[ ] MS Office for Mac OSX (kahit fake)- kay dibidi boy
[ ] The Sims 2 Collection for Mac OSX (kahit fake)- kay dibidi boy
Misc:
[ ] (5 slots) Pilot Gel Pen .5 (clicky-clicky)- National Bookstore
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[ ] (3 slots) Mongol Pencil #3 (in packs of 3)- National Bookstore
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[ ] Moleskin 2009 Weekly Diary (small size)- Fully Booked, Sketchbooks
[ ] Wallet (kahit ano basta cute)