First Semester, AY 2009-2010
Here's where you can download the file of additional poems we're taking up in our CL 151 class. Click this link, thanks.
Day: July 10, 2009
Live Blogging the Pupil’s Wildlife Special Edition Launch: Another Experiment
Here’s my another attempt at live streaming/live tweeting. This of course will be shown here and on the QIK event page I’ve created. I’m doing this live streaming experiment again because I’ve somehow failed in showing the live stream video during the Big Bite Challenge Media Launch.
So, if you also want to live stream, you can download QIK on your mobile phones but be sure to have a QIK account first and to click here. Then all you have to do is to attend this event. All live streamed videos will be shown on the page.
Update: I removed the video stream since the audio quality was not good.
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programming clojure
just acquired programming clojure book which i’ve been waiting for months (really, that long?). i’ll be a happy hermit for weekends to come.
Pupil: Wildlife Special Edition Launching Later
Yup! The Special Edition of Wildlife will be launched later (July 10, 7pm) at SM Sky Dome in SM North EDSA. The Special Edition contains remastered tracks from the Wildlife album. In addition, bonuses such as demos, videos and a live EP are bundled with it. 
The special edition also features their current hit single “Different Worlds”. Happy 4th Anniversary to Pupil. And those who are looking for Ako Mismo Dog tags, as per Doc Day, it will be available later.
RP Nikkei-jins to be reunited with kin in Japan
July is Philippine-Japan Friendship month. The Japanese Embassy has lined up several activities - concerts, film festival, many other cultural activities.
This is a fitting article as both countries work for a productive relationsnhip stengthened by the lessons of the past.
by Tessa Jamandre
VERA Files
Sixty-nine-year-old Kumiko Nakasone last saw her Japanese father at the close of World War II. The family was separated when her father and brother were repatriated to Japan shortly after, leaving her and two other siblings behind.
Nakasone’s father is now dead, but Nakasone has always yearned to see her brother and other relatives in Okinawa, her father’s hometown.