Saturday morning I woke up 3am. I haven’t decided if I’ll be going to the event or not. After 2 more hours, I got myself all dressed up and ready to go. Getting myself on the venue is not a problem, I took 20-minute FX ride to get to PHILCOA, and then another Jeepney ride going to U.P. Diliman Campus. It was my first time in the campus. I’ve only seen the University on the television and photos. I’ve been a little confused when I got inside the campus, I thought it would be just that easy when I saw it on wikimapia, but the Jeepney turned the otherside. But since I am early to arrive the venue, I decided to take a little tour around the campus and turn my misadventure the other way around. I’ve arrived at the College of Law premises without knowing it after a few walk and talk. You’re right I thought I am lost since I made Quezon Hall my landmark instead of Gonzalez Hall, but the security guards on each building inside the campus were very helpful, unlike in my school, LOL!

Upon arriving at the venue, I found out I am one of the early birds so I get to take home freebies. But I did not received my ID because it wasn’t there (what’s the use of the “Ayos Dito” lanyard), quite strange since I am not last on the online registration, but it’s okay. It’s just a super minor problem. I also took the advantage to sit at the back on the left side of the hall, to avoid being picked to introduce myself. I know it’s a good chance to promote my blog, but I am just so shy. haha…

The hall slowly filled with bloggers from as far as Cebu a few minutes after I entered the hall, and at 9am the summit started with “Blogging 101″ by Micaela Rodriguez & AJ Matela

Here are the complete information about the program:

The talks of the guest speakers covered how-tos of different types of blogging and their experiences on their field like traditional text blog, microblogging (twitter, plurk), podcasting, moblog, photoblogging and vlogging. Next time I’ll be aggressive meeting fellow blogger in real world. =)

See you on the next iBlog!

It’s so cool. haha… I’ve been time lag since my first hold of our P3 processor. Now I can use our home desktop to edit videos through Adobe Premiere and MS Movie Maker, or maybe play SecondLife at home and even faster loading of Adobe Photoshop or Flash without having the computer frozen.

Fast, fast, fast…means increased productivity ergo, profitability!

It would always be difficult to believe in things you haven’t even seen ever before in your life. Unfortunately, we only get to believe too late, when we cannot do anymore to reverse or reduce the occurrence of the problem.

Global warming already started to manifest. Greenhouse effect isn’t perceived negatively during its first discovery. It was thought that without it, there would be no life on earth. But during industrialization, the greenhouse gases started to increase due to increase emission, until today. This increase, unfortunately did not resulted to better life on earth but it just elevated the temperature of the planet. This sudden change triggered other factors like climate change. Climate change is the first sign according to experts. The recent ideas regarding Global Warming isn’t just a prediction, different collaborative studies proved it’s real.

Extreme weather is becoming more intense but less predictable. In the Philippines, April is still a summertime. But just yesterday, streets of Manila was flooded due to almost an entire day of raining but there were no reported typhoons from the Weather Department. In Espanya Boulevard near University of Santo Tomas area, the flood reached knee-level. Students, office workers and passersby were stranded, while traffic jams because of inaccessible streets.