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A lot of people were sending sms to me since last night. They were asking for deadline extensions. The subscription deadline was scheduled today. Unlike in other universities, Kalasag, the official yearbook of Ateneo de Davao University, implements a March-release policy in the yearbook-making process. Also, unlike with other schools, Kalasag requires students to pay the subscription fee before their profile gets published in the yearbook. Most schools publish the students profile regardless if they pay or not. Also, payment in other schools are from solicitations. Since Ateneans are not religious in soliciting for advertisers, Kalasag make it to a point that solicitations are optional.

Since the policy that only those students who have subscribed are the ones to be included in the yearbook, a lot of students who have not paid are cramming their way to the finance office today. These students are afraid that they won't get published in this year's yearbook. Thus, they are asking for a deadline.

Kalasag, for the past years, has been implementing strict rules on the graduates. In return, we have provided them a quality yearbook incomparable to the yearbooks produced by other rival schools and universities.

And for the deadline matter, we still have not decided if we will extend it or not. As of now, there are no announcements made by Kalasag. I'm just hoping that no San Diego tax lawyer would come to our office and interrogate us with our policies. Anyway, it has nothing to do with any of his affairs.






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Young Filipina fashion designer, Tamara Falco, the 26-year-old second youngest daughter of Isabel Preysler, is recently being hailed as the Paris Hilton of Spain by the media due to her recent TV appearances in which she appears speaking in ... well a rather ditzy voice, which I think is adorable because she reminds me of my own friends from high school, however the media loves to make fun of her accent in Spanish with her problems in diction and the fact that she was born with the silver spoon handed over to her.

Tamara Falco recently released her own line of clothing called Second Skin, and has designed a few dresses for her mother Isabel Preysler and sisters Chabeli and Ana.


-What did you guys think about Hormigas Blancas, the recent TV documentary about your mother? Did you like it Tamara?

Tamara: I watched it for a little while, and then changed the channel.
(laughs)

-So you didn't like it at all?

Julio: Well the life of our mother, we already know it.


-You designed that dress?

Tamara: Well, my company designed it.

-Ah okay. Well, you look very beautiful.

Tamara: Thank you very much!

-Have a good time. Where's your boyfriend?

Tamara: In Madrid.

-Is he studying? Is he working?

Tamara: Today he had a job interview, so let's see if they choose him to start training.

-Are you gonna get married soon Tamara?

Tamara: No not for now. No it's not that I'm scared, it's just that I think I'm still too young. So...I don't know, I'll think about it, I dream about it, it's not something I would rule out all together.

-How long have you two been together?

Tamara: It's gonna be about a year.

But if I had to name a Paris Hilton of the Philippines, it'd probably be Kris Aquino.



It seems that problems in diction run in the family, as Julio Iglesias, Jr. has the same problem as his younger sister Tamara, which makes for extremely entertaining TV viewing. They're so cute.

“be active ‘07” is a multidisciplinary meeting held annually for professionals with an interest or a specialisation in sports medicine, sports science, physical activity promotion, sports injury prevention and recreation and sport development. The Conference is interdisciplinary, and its purpose is to ‘promote knowledge and practice in sports science and sports medicine by providing an interactive educational forum of the highest standard so that the participation, performance and wellbeing of Australians engaged in sport and physical activity may be ultimately enhanced’.

There are four concurrent events for this year:

Australian Conference of Science and Medicine in Sport
Theme: “Mastering Injury, Maximising Performance”
13 - 16 October ‘07

Sixth National Physical Activity Conference
Theme: “People, Places, Partnerships, Programs, Prescription, Policy and Precision for Physical Activity”
13 - 16 October ‘07

Fifth National Sports Injury Prevention Conference
Theme: “Be Active, Be Safe”
14 - 16 October ‘07

2007 Recreation and Sport Development Conference
Theme: “Children & Youth in Sport & Recreation; Sport & Recreation as a Tool for Community & Regions; Clubs: the Foundation of Sport; Pathways through Sport & Recreation”
14 - 15 October ‘07

Visit their website or read the conference brochure for more information.

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pagbaba pa lang ng kombi tinitigan ko na
tibok ng puso ko niyayanig ng lakad niya
46 ang waist, 58 ang bra
350 lbs. na gumigiling sa kalsada

tuwing sya'y ngumingiti hirap ang facial muscles nya
kahit di ko nakikita, luv na luv ko'ng cheekbones nya
tuwing sya'y nagdadabog, lumilindol sa baranggay
pag sya'y tumatawa, bilbil nya'y kumakaway

binibining sexy

eh, ano ngayon kung mataba sya?
mas masarap daw magmahal ang babaeng lumba-lumba
eh, ano ngayon kung mabigat siya?
imbes na tawaging baboy,
porkchop,
lechon baka,
balyena,
since there's more of her
there's more to love

binibining sexy
(type kita)
(kahit matabang, matabang, mataba ka)
(love kita)

legs niya'y mala-troso ang dating
pamatay ng dalag, pwedeng paddle sa hazing
salawal niya'y pwedeng trapal pag may libing
anuman ang sabihin ng friends ko sa friendster,
se skwela,
sa bahay,
pati na sa baranggay...

wala na bang karapatan main-luv ang ubod ng taba?

binibining sexy
(you may be fat)
(but i love you like that)
(some say you look like a pig)
(but i love my women really big)

binibining sexy
(ano ba problema kung...)

mataba! (16x)


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Gusto ko sanang kumanta ng kantang masaya
Masigla, maligaya, makulay
Ipakita ang diwa ng pagmamahalan
Ngunit iba ang aking nararamdaman kasi

May patayan sa kalye
May naglolokohan sa palengke
Mga batang sabog, mga pulis na tulog
At sari-saring sangkatutak na pulubi

Gusto ko sanang kumanta ng kanta ng pag-ibig
Kasi sa puso ng Pilipino, talagang yan ang himig
Gusto ko sanang kumanta ng kantang malambing
Ngunit sa tuwing sisimulan ako'y naiiling sa

Amoy ng tambak ng basura
Sa kababuyan ng mga kongresista
Mga taong may sakit, mga tiyang namimilipit
Kumakalam walang lamang mga sikmura

Hindi ko kayang kumanta
Ng kanta na pang-crush at pang-syota
Hindi ko kayang pagbigyan ang inyong hinihiling
Mga kantang pampagaan ng inyong feelings

Naiinggit ako kay Ariel
Naiinggit ako kay Regine
Kay Janno't Roselle
Kay Ogie, kay Dingdong
Kay April Boy at kay Martin

Naiinggit ako kay Ariel
Naiinggit ako kay Regine
Kay Sarah, kay Kyla
Kay Paolo, kay Christian
Kay April Boy, Pops and Martin


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Tayo nyo ang kabaong ko ayoko ng selyado
Bigyan nyo ako ng baso at saksakan nyo ng sigarilyo ang aking bibig
Ayaw ko ng mga humahagulgol ayaw ko ng mga hinihimatay
Gusto ko kayo ay masaya at buhay dapat sa party ko ako lang ang patay

Sa aking puntod
Sa gitna ng hardin
San sariwa ang hangin
Haping-happy ang feeling

Suot ko dapat ang aking shades at yung nuclear smiley tshirt ko
Uupa tayo ng magandang lugar at sa tugtugan ang gusto na banda, Parokya ni Edgar

At ang aking huling hiling madaling araw nyo ako ilibing
Habang ibinibaba ang aking kabaong patugtugin nyo ang praning

Sa aking puntod
Sa gitna ng hardin
San sariwa ang hanging
Haping-happy ang feeling
(2x)

Pagdaan ng ilang taon akong hukayin buksan ang kabaong at tayo'y magpicture taking
Pwede rin tayo mag-picnic di na lang ako kakain
Ilayo nyo 'yang bandehado baka ako humalo sa giniling
Iniwan ko na ang mundo wala na akong problema

Iniwanan ko na ang mundo Wala na akong problema

I woke up with a headache today. I did not get enough sleep last night (as usual) because Erin was keeping us all up. For some reason, she has been having difficulty staying asleep. This continues to puzzle both J and I.

What I do not like about being sleep-deprived is that I get bad headaches during the day. I have had a history with these headaches and have even had terrible migraines when I was still a student. I wish there was a headache treatment for these types of problems. They can be very debilitating at times and I am left helpless.

One of my Titas (Aunt), Tita Jeanette, was murdered. She was missing for 3 days then her body was found in a hotel. There’s also mysterious phone number found. I don’t know if her family tried calling it. I hope we’ll find out more news on this. I asked Tita Pricilla if she knows what hotel, but she doesn’t. She said that it could have been a 4-5 star hotel.

*sighs* I was supposed to sleep, but now I can’t. This really shocked me. I haven’t seen her in a long time then I hear this.

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Young Filipina fashion designer, Tamara Falco, the 26-year-old second youngest daughter of Isabel Preysler, is recently being hailed as the Paris Hilton of Spain by the media due to her recent TV appearances in which she appears speaking in ... well a rather ditzy voice, which I think is adorable because she reminds me of my own friends from high school, however the media loves to make fun of her accent in Spanish and the fact that she was born with the silver spoon handed over to her.

Tamara Falco recently released her own line of clothing called Second Skin, and has designed a few dresses for her mother Isabel Preysler and sisters Chabeli and Ana.


-What did you guys think about Hormigas Blancas, the recent TV documentary about your mother? Did you like it Tamara?

Tamara: I watched it for a little while, and then changed the channel.
(laughs)

-So you didn't like it at all?

Julio: Well the life of our mother, we already know it.



If I had to name a Paris Hilton of the Philippines, it'd probably be Kris Aquino.

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I temporarily removed the password to access the list page. That’s about it. I’ll try to update my list later. I still got a lot of things to do.

This is just a quick thought that came to me while watching the new Angel Locsin and Richard Gutierrez movie, The Promise. Eloquent sentences always come to me at the most inconvenient times, and it's hard to explain the mestizo filipino in a way that is logical and easy to understand as this thought that came to me, so I thought I'd post this here before I forget it.

Many Filipinos are mestizos and have Spanish blood, most times even without realizing that they're mestizo because the thing is that some Filipinos have more European blood than others, and often, only those Filipinos are referred to as mestizos, although in traditional Spanish speaking society, they would be referred to as castizos or criollos, while those with less European blood, although are mestizos, but are never perceived as mestizos by Filipinos because of that social perception that equates being mestizo with having strong European looks, which is never always the case as most mestizos, just by looking at historic pictures of the first mestizos in the Philippines, real mestizos look like today's normal Filipino, meaning that many Filipinos are mestizos without even realizing it because of the social perception, and also because of the historical stigma associated with having Spanish blood out of marriage (las queridas), which happened a lot in Spanish colonies, and also in the Philippines, which would've urged many Filipinos to hide their Spanish ancestry in the past to avoid the social stigma of being a querida (mistress). It's usually only the officially recognized marriages between Spanish and Malay women that are officially recognized as mestizos, because the difference is, the official marriages had the wedding documents historically to prove it, the out of wedlock mestizos born from queridas didn't, although the Spanish blood in their future children and grandchildren are just as valid and real in those Filipinos.

I know what some Filipino kids here in America who might be reading this must be thinking because as a Filipino kid who grew up here who was always mistakened as a Latino or accused of not being a real Filipino because of the prominence of Spanish ancestry in my face and for not looking "Filipino enough" and from hearing "You don't look Filipino" my entire life, I understand us very well, and I'm personally tired of hearing my fellow Fil-Am kids immediately accuse other Filipinos who engage in a discussion about this aspect of our culture as having colonial mentality. It's not colonial mentality to discuss aspects of your culture with other Filipinos so that you may better understand your own Filipino culture and enlighten yourself.

I personally don't even believe in that term "colonial mentality", because a culture is the result of it's history, period. If a people are influenced to certain beliefs and social influences, whether positive or negative, it's because of the culture they grew up in, but it doesn't mean that they're "infected" with colonial mentality and need to be cured, like many Filipinos often preach about and show in their sentiments. The funny thing about other Filipinos is that they're quick to point fingers at one another and label each other and put each other down as having colonial mentality and all that stuff, but does that actually do any good for our people as a whole? Of course not, it only spreads negativity among Filipinos, and I believe in positivity, enlightenment, and education.

To be ilustrado to me is not to hail your social status at others, but to be iluminated from within, to illustrate yourself as a positive role model for other Filipinos, and that was why I created my webpage 3 years ago in 2004: Ilustrado Filipino Magazine, to counter that negativity I saw among Filipinos and to spread positivity and enlightenment about one's own Filipino culture, which seemed to me the biggest problem among Filipino youth growing up overseas, is that they're not educated enough about their own Filipino culture, so of course that would explain the lack of pride in being Filipino. And we should educate the youth, not only overseas but in the Philippines too, to be proud of their culture and to know as much about it as possible so that they're secure and confident in their beings when they present themselves to the world's society.

Boy, I was always a writer, a quick thought for me always ends up to be multiple paragraphs, but you get my drift my friends. Love you all, Mabuhay!

Young Filipina fashion designer, Tamara Falco, the 26-year-old second youngest daughter of Isabel Preysler, is recently being hailed as the Paris Hilton of Spain by the media due to her recent TV appearances in which she appears speaking in ... well a rather ditzy voice, which I think is adorable because she reminds me of my own friends from high school, however the media loves to make fun of her accent in Spanish and the fact that she was born with the silver spoon handed over to her.

Tamara Falco recently released her own line of clothing called Second Skin, and has designed a few dresses for her mother Isabel Preysler and sisters Chabeli and Ana.


-What did you guys think about Hormigas Blancas, the recent TV documentary about your mother?

Tamara: I picked up the remote and changed the channel.

-So you didn't like it at all?

Julio: Well the life of our mother, we already know it.



If I had to name a Paris Hilton of the Philippines, it'd probably be Kris Aquino.

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Ah yes, what I would give to go on holidays right this instant! Sometimes, we all need to step back, take a break and relax to reenergize ourselves. For me, that time should be anytime soon.

Our trip back home is nearing and going on beach holidays with the entire family is definitely in our agenda. We'll make sure to also consider spa holidays to get ourselves some well-deserved massage! But before we can make all that a reality, we'd need to book us cheap flights first lest we forget. I am so looking forward to this much awaited trip!