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2011-12-15T21:35:00.000-08:00

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We found drugs in a hopeless place.
I gotta admit when he blew the smoke in his mouth that was sexy.

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Rihanna - We Found Love (Audio) ft. Calvin Harris
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Buy on iTunes - http://idj.to/iWfndL Music video by Rihanna performing We Found Love. (C) 2011 The Island Def Jam Music Group

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Yham Gayo Eredera added 112 new photos to the album December 16, 2011.

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Ron Kelly II

Lunes nang tayo'y magkakilala, Martes nang tayo'y muling nagkita, Miyerkules nagtapat ka ng yong pag-ibig, Huwebes ay inibig din kita, Biyernes ay puno ng pagmamahalan, mga puso natin ay sadyang nag-aawitan, Sabado tayo'y biglang nagkatampuhan, at pagsapit ng Linggo giliw ako'y iyong iniwan...
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Jhun Jun Thumbs up!! You know this song. This belongs to my decade. Lolxxx
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Rhomnick E. Sanchez

like dis one.miss leudi.

Rihanna - We Found Love ft. Calvin Harris
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John Marc Ceniza

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You and I - J.R.A w/ Lyrics
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LYRICS BELOW Hi Girl, you just caught my eye thought I should give it a try and get your name and your number go grab some lunch and eat some cucumbers WHY, ...

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Theo Mira Herrero

ALONE — at Hotel Camila Dumaguete

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Klive Maverick Arbas

Everyone is happy when they get a choice..

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Asian College of Science and Technology - Dumaguete Asian College of Science and Technology (Dumaguete City)

Hi! May I know who the administrator of this page is? :) Thanks!

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Rjean Ace

Time goes by a lot slower when you miss the one you love... happy lunch..

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Asian College of Science and Technology (Dumaguete City)

classes will resume on January 3, 2012....

Happy Holiday!

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The ACSAT Basketball Varsity Men is off to Bayawan for another game!
TEAM ACSAT FOR THE WIN!! \m/

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MMFF OFFICIAL ENTRIES FOR 2011

2011-12-05T02:41:00.001-08:00

WHAT MOVIE WILL YOU WATCH?

WHAT MOVIE DO YOU THINK WILL DOMINATE THE MMFF 2011 (METRO MANILA FILM FESTIVAL?

THESE ARE THE MOVIES FOR THE UPCOMING FESTIVAL

“Shake Rattle and Roll 13″ Full Trailer

Posted by Admin on December 4th, 2011

Here is the trailer of the 13th edition of the most popular horror movie in the Philippines, “Shake Rattle and Roll” (SRR 13).

“My HouseHusband, Ikaw Na!” Full Trailer

Posted by Admin on December 4th, 2011

Here is the full trailer of another 2011 Metro Manila Film Festival entry “My Househusband, Ikaw Na!”

Posted in movies Tags: "My House Husband, Eugene Domingo, Ikaw Na!", Jose Javier Reyes, judy ann santos, Ryan Agoncillo No Comments »

“Panday 2″ Full Trailer

Posted by Admin on December 3rd, 2011

“Panday 2″ is the official entry of GMA Films and Imus Productions to the 2011 Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF).

Posted in Local Showbizness, movies Tags: "Panday 2", Bon g Revilla, MArian Rivera No Comments »

“Yesterday Today Tomorrow” trailer

Posted by Admin on December 3rd, 2011

“Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow” is another official entry to the 2011 Metro Manila Film Festival.

Posted in Local Showbizness, movies Tags: Gabby Concepcion, Maricel Soriano,Yesterday Today and Tomorrow No Comments »

“Segunda Mano” trailer

Posted by Admin on December 3rd, 2011

Segunda Mano is another Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2011 entry that is topbilled by Kris Aquino, Ding Dong Dantes and Angelica Panganiban.

Posted in Local Showbizness, movies Tags: Angelica Panganiban, Bb. Joyce Bernal, Kris Aquino. Ding Dong Dantes, Segunda Mano No Comments »

“Enteng ng Ina Mo” Official Trailer

Posted by Admin on December 2nd, 2011

Here is the official entry of Star Cinema, Octo Arts Films, MZet and APT Entertainme entitled “Enteng ng Ina Mo:”

Posted in Local Showbizness, movies Tags: Ai-Ai De las Alas, Enteng ng Ina mo,Eugene Domingo, Vic Sotto No Comments »

TIME 2011. (Please click the link to vote)

2011-12-05T02:12:00.001-08:00

Who Should Be TIME's Person of the Year 2011?

From tsunamis to budget battles to revolutions, 2011 has been a tumultuous, news-packed year. Who influenced the news most, for better or worse? Tradition dictates that TIME's editors choose the Person of the Year, but we want to know: if you were in charge, who would it be?

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/0,28757,2098471,00.html

Are Gay Relationships Different?

2011-12-05T01:53:00.001-08:00

Are Gay Relationships Different?

By JOHN CLOUD

"The author and his partner in 2003. Many assume that gay men are worse at maintaining relationships. That's partly true"

Greg Miller for TIME

Michael and I had been together 7 1⁄2 years when I moved out in late 2006. We met at a bar just after Christmas 1998; I had seen Shakespeare in Love with a couple of friends, and I was feeling amorous, looking for Joseph Fiennes. Michael hit on one of my friends first, but the two didn't click, so Michael settled for me.

That was one of our most reliable stories to tell friends over dinner. It never ceased to get the table laughing, Michael and me most of all, because it was preposterous to think we wouldn't have ended up together. We were so happy, our love unshakable.

I went home with Michael the night we met, and figuratively speaking, I didn't leave again for those 7 1⁄2 years. The breakup sucked, the more so because it was no one's fault. Our relationship had begun to suffer the inanition of many marriages at seven years. (The seven-year itch isn't a myth; the U.S. Census Bureau says the median duration of first marriages that end in divorce is 7.9 years.) Michael and I loved each other, but slowly--almost imperceptibly at first--we began to realize we were no longer in love. We were intimate but no longer passionate; we had cats but no kids.

Things drifted for a while. There was some icky couples counseling ("Try a blindfold") and therapeutic spending on vacations, clothes, furniture. We were lost. The night Michael wouldn't stay up to watch The Office finale with me, I knew I had to move out. Yes, he was tired, but if he couldn't give me the length of a sitcom--Jim and Pam are going to kiss!--then we were really done.

What followed for me, in no meaningful order, was intense exercise and weight loss; fugue states punctuated by light psychotherapy, heavy drinking and moderate drug use; really good sex; Italian classes (where I learned to pronounce il mio divorzio perfectly); and marathons of cooking. I had always enjoyed the kitchen, but now I would make pumpkin ravioli from scratch on Thursday and cook a black bass in parchment on Friday and bake an olive-oil cake on Saturday. The fridge was stuffed; my friends were ecstatic and full. But in the mornings, alone before dawn, a jolt of terror: What had I done?

Finally I started reading the academic research on relationships, which is abundant and, surprisingly, often rigorous. I wondered whether Michael and I could have done more to save our union. What impact had our homosexuality had on the longevity, arc and dissolution of our relationship? Had we given up on each other because we were men or because we were gay? Or neither? Friends offered clichés: Some people just aren't meant for each other. But our straight friends usually stayed married. Why not us?

When I was 13, I secretly read my parents' old copy of Dr. David Reuben's Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex, first published in 1969. Standing nervously at the bookshelf, I was poised to replace the volume quickly if I heard footsteps. The chapter on homosexuality explained, "The homosexual must constantly search for the one man, the one penis, the one experience, that will satisfy him. He is the sexual Diogenes, always looking for the penis that pleases. That is the reason he must change partners endlessly. [In gay marriages] the principals never stop cruising. They may set up housekeeping together, but the parade of penises usually continue [sic] unabated ... Mercifully for both of them, the life expectancy of their relationship together is brief." My face went hot with embarrassment.

I know now that the book was blithe and stupid, but I think many people, gay and straight, assume gay men are worse at maintaining relationships than straight people are. I needed experts, answers. I was also curious if I should be so upset about my breakup. As a society, we treat single people over 30 with condescension or pity, but maybe the problem was that I had hurtled into a serious relationship too young. I know that in my 20s I had wanted to impress my family and my heterosexual friends with my stability. Maybe I should have waited.

Research on gay relationships is young. The first study to observe how gays and lesbians interact with their partners during conversations (monitoring facial expressions, vocal tones, emotional displays and physical reactions like changes in heart rate) wasn't published until 2003, even though such studies have long been a staple of hetero-couple research. John Gottman, a renowned couples therapist who was then at the University of Washington, and Robert Levenson, a psychology professor at the University of California, Berkeley, led a team that evaluated 40 same-sex couples and 40 straight married couples. The psychologists concluded that gays and lesbians are nicer than straight people during arguments with partners: they are significantly less belligerent, less domineering and less fearful. Gays and lesbians also use humor more often when arguing (and lesbians use even more humor than gays, which I hereby dub "the Ellen DeGeneres effect"). The authors concluded that "heterosexual relationships may have a great deal to learn from homosexual relationships."

But Gottman and Levenson also found that when gay men initiate difficult discussions with their partners, the partners are worse than straight or lesbian couples at "repairing"--essentially, making up. Gottman and Levenson suggest that couples therapists should thus focus on helping gay men learn to repair.

The therapist Michael and I hired did not encourage us to repair. She didn't have to. Our relationship had become so etiolated and dull that we didn't even have proper fights. We carried an aura of passivity, and the therapist wanted to see passion. She was smart to ask for it. Gottman, Levenson and their colleagues found that gays and lesbians who exhibit more tension during disagreements are more satisfied with their relationships than those who remain unruffled. For straight people, higher heart rates during squabbles were associated with lower relationship satisfaction. For gays and lesbians, it was just the opposite. Gays conduct their relationships as though they are acting out some cheesy pop song: You have to make my heart beat faster for me to love you. For gays, it is apathy that murders relationships, not tension. Straight people more often prefer a lento placidity.

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1704660-2,00.html

Chicken - Irish Gay Short Film

2011-12-04T22:50:00.001-08:00

Uploaded by CalebEwanBlack on Feb 13, 2009

Two boys hang out at a beach at dusk. A game of dare tests the limits of their trust and redefines the boundaries of their relationship.

Awarded an Honourable Mention at the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival 2002.

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Jaisus Kev, some really thick commenters below, inna!? It's about how boys often feel very deep and powerful affection for each other, but are forced by a homophobic society to hide those feelings behind a mask of risky, sometimes violent bravery. It is a masterfully done 3 minutes of film.

10mintwo 1 year ago 77
I would have to say that the brilliance of this film is in its subtlety. A lot of gay shorts like to provoke the viewer by extreme use of sexuality, this one however focuses on intimacy, and, on the power of attraction that erupts in seconds without reason. Just like, real life.

CanadianJewel 8 months ago 26

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2011-12-04T08:06:00.001-08:00

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Is Silliman University a good school?

2011-12-04T06:02:00.001-08:00

SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY

Considered to be one of the best and biggest universities in all of Asia, Silliman University has made Dumaguete a proud city. From its humble beginnings, it rose to the ranks and earned the title of being a "Center of Excellence" in the country.

Right in the heart of Dumaguete City is the internationally recognized Silliman University, established in August 28, 1901 by Protestant missionaries of the Presbyterian Church in the United States with the efforts of Dr. Horace B. Silliman thus making it the first Protestant school founded in the Philippines and the oldest American University in Asia.

Every year, Silliman University commemorates its Founder’s Day with a week-long celebration beginning with a traditional city parade. This event is one of the highlights of the year as the whole city joins in its festivities. Students, faculty members, locals, alumni and visiting guests flock to the gates of Silliman campus to be part of the merry making.

Silliman University was originally named Silliman Institute after its founder, Dr. Silliman. It began as an elementary school composed of only 15 all malestudents and having only the very basic amenities -- several desks, a couple of tables and two chairs. Thestudent population steadily increased as the years went on and in the year 1938, Silliman officially became auniversity. At present it holds a total population of 6,000students and 500 faculty members.

http://www.dumagueteinfo.com/silliman-university.php

Masquerade Ball

2011-12-04T03:44:00.001-08:00

Masquerade Balls

First noted in Italy during the 15^th century Renaissance, Masquerade balls were costumed public festivities that were particularly popular in Venice. They were generally elaborate dances held for members of the upper classes, and have been associated with the tradition of the Venetian Carnival.

Masquerade balls became common throughout mainland Europe in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. A Swiss count is credited with having introduced the Venetian fashion of a semi-public masquerade ball to London in the eighteenth century, with the first being held at Haymarket Opera House. Throughout the century the dances became popular, both in England and then Colonial America.

Its prominence did not go unchallenged; a significant anti-masquerade movement grew alongside the balls themselves. The anti-masquerade writers stated the events encouraged immorality and "foreign influence". While the writers were sometimes able to persuade authorities toward their views, enforcement of measures designed to end masquerades were not successful.

http://www.victoriaball.com/history.htm

Facebook notes

2011-12-04T02:06:00.001-08:00

Facebook Notes was introduced on August 22, 2006, a blogging feature that allowed tags and embeddable images. Users were later able to import blogs from Xanga, LiveJournal, Blogger, and other blogging services.

A recent use of Notes includes the Internet meme - "25 Random Things About Me" which involves writing 25 things about the user that their friends don't already know about them and using the tag function to ask 25 friends to also do so. Nearly 5 million "25 Random Things" notes were written on Facebook profiles in the first week of February 2009

Glee Rumour has it/Someone like you

2011-12-04T01:38:00.001-08:00

Rumour has it/Someone like you

‘Glee’ Mashes Up Adele’s “Rumour Has It” And “Someone Like You” And It’s Amazing

Adele has had her songs covered on Glee before — Gwyneth Paltrow sang “Turning Tables”and Rachel and Jesse St. James busted out John Legend’s a cappella version of “Rolling In the Deep” — but this mash-up of 21 tracks “Rumour Has It” and “Someone Like You” (from the November 15 episode “Mash Up”) might honestly be one of the best performances to come out of the show. (Ah, Adele — so good, she can improve Glee.) Have chills sent up your spine by watching Santana, Mercedes and the rest of their all-girl show choir below.

The choreography is captivating, and Santana (Naya Rivera) in particular sounds fantastic belting out Adele’s sorrowful song (while throwing lady love Brittany meaningful glances throughout the number). Though “Rumour Has It” was nixed as the third single in favor of “Set Fire To The Rain” (inevitably to be covered on Glee at some point), we hope this performance secures its spot as the singer’s fourth US single.

Also, can we point out that Adele is so awesome, she’s had multiple songs that weren’t even singles become so popular they were covered on Glee?

http://idolator.com/6073351/glee-adele-mash-up

Facebook

2011-12-04T00:25:00.001-08:00

www.facebook.com/lambert19

Thoughts on Facebook

by Tracy Mitrano, April 2006

Facebook, like much of the Internet, is a great innovation! It offers you an opportunity to interact with an extraordinarily expansive universe of new people. You can sculpt your on-line identity and learn more about how the Internet and its various programs work to create new relationships and communities. For the entrepreneurially minded, it might be an introduction into business as you think of how to "market" yourself. Individuals with particular social identities or hobbies, say as a Christian gay person or someone who likes a narrow range of military on-line games, can use it to find friends with common interests. Facebook is a cool tool.

People make the technology, not only in the fundamental sense of discovery and invention, but also in the sense that they make it happen and that they contour it in ways that reflect our basic humanity. Our basic humanity is for better or for worse, however. It is vulnerable to context, circumstance and interpretation. And so it is important to remember that Facebook is malleable and creates as many obligations as it does opportunities for expression. Below are five concepts to keep in mind when you use Facebook, if not other programs of personal creativity such as chat rooms or MySpace, on the Internet.

Like stars on earth

2011-12-03T19:00:00.001-08:00

Like stars on earth

by Lambert Plame

The movie is beyond awesome. It is all about a child who looked at the world as the best place to learn and explore. Ishaa Ishaan, child’s name, was known as a lazy and dumb child. He lived with full of wonders and imaginations but nobody did appreciate. He loves painting but he hates schooling. The child is very talented but he had not given a chance to express his own self. His environment was so mean and selfish to him. His parents and teachers did not understand the child’s wants in life. Instead of providing the child’s needs, they made the child develop the inferiority and guilt. His environment pushed him to give up instead of helping him to live a normal life. Sad to say, he lost his self confidence and self-esteem and he was almost at the point of giving up until a new teacher of Arts named Aamir Khan arrived in his life. He has seen the child’s intelligence and talent and he has also known that the child is dyslexic. He helped the child to overcome the child’s battle between his own self. He lifted up the confidence and he changed him 360 degree. He believe that like stars on earth, every child is special.

The movie touches everyone’s heart. It is very helpful especially for teachers and parents for them to be more aware on their children’s or student’s weaknesses and strengths. The movie made me cry. It made me realized how important to mold the life of a child. Someday, if I will become a teacher, I will teach my students not only the skills and knowledge but they are always accompanied with values. I will not take teaching for granted. I will be an ideal teacher who value teaching as the noblest profession of all professions. I have now known how important teaching is. Thanks to the movie, it helped me a lot to prepare myself to be a better being in the near future.

“The aim of education should be to teach us rather how to think, than what to think—rather to improve our minds, so as to enable us to think for ourselves, than to load the memory with the thoughts of other men.” ~John Dewey

Capturing Real Eduacation

2011-12-03T18:29:00.001-08:00

CAPTURING REAL SUCCESS

By Lambert Espinosa Plame

Knowledge is what gives us life. Everybody has the ability to learn but not everybody is willing to learn. Learning, which makes us knowledgeable, is a continuous process. We are learning in every single minute of our lives. One of the sayings that poked my mind is “only the educated are free”. People who are educated are willing to explore and learn the every single thing around them. They are goal-oriented individual and opportunity grabber for they are very willing to accept all the good opportunities that will come to their lives. Learning is also present to uneducated people but they are not using the knowledge that they have learned useful for themselves. Uneducated people are also learning but they are just sitting in a corner while doing nothing.

Education is life. To gain knowledge doesn’t mean we need to go to school. Learning is not only found in the four corners of a classroom but it is also found in our environment. To gain knowledge doesn’t mean we need people to teach us because sometimes the best learning is learning from our experiences. Not all people who have finished a bachelor’s degree are successful and not all people who do not have a degree are having a miserable life. Life is not all about what you have achieved because at the end of the day, what matters is how you value your knowledge and make it useful not only for yourself but also to the people around you.

who is LAMBERT PLAME?

2011-12-03T12:01:00.001-08:00

Lambert Espinosa Plame (born October 10, 1991)is a Filipino student who is currently studying in Asian College of Science and Technology. He is taking up Bachelor of Secondary Education majoring in English. He is one of the officers of the GURU Club (Gyrating Universal Realm in Understanding Humanity).

He is the son of Mr. Lamberto Vargas Plame and Mrs. Maryjay Plame. The separation of his parents pushes him to study harder and get good grades. He is the brother of Maryjoy Plame. He spent the first years in his life in Basay, Negros Oriental. At the age 8, he chose to live with his aunt in poblacion, Basay, Negros Oriental while his parents are both working in Manila, Philippines. He studied from first grade to fourth grade in Don Pablo Carmen Blanco Utzurum Elementary School. After his fifth grade in Basay Central School, his parents transferred him in Ninoy Aquino Elementary School where he finished his grade school. He Studied in Basay National High School while staying in his maternal grand mother from 2002 to the present. After he finished his secondary education, He has been studying in Dumaguete City (2 hours bus travel from Basay Negros Oriental) for 4 years already.
He first studied in Silliman University for a year. He took up Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Dietitics. He transferred in Negros Oriental State University in 2008. He took up Bachelor of Elementary Education-General Curriculum for two years. Then he later transferred in Asian College of Science and Technology-Dumaguete Campus.

EDITED by marky Lim. 2011, July 4.

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Yham Gayo Eredera added 112 new photos to the album December 16, 2011.

like dis one.miss leudi.

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ALONE — at Hotel Camila Dumaguete

Everyone is happy when they get a choice..

Hi! May I know who the administrator of this page is? :) Thanks!

Time goes by a lot slower when you miss the one you love... happy lunch..

BoriNg.!!!![FREE Facebook Mobile on Globe! Text F to 2123 for FREE]

classes will resume on January 3, 2012....Happy Holiday!

The ACSAT Basketball Varsity Men is off to Bayawan for another game!TEAM ACSAT FOR THE WIN!! \m/

Elof Axel Sanson and 45 other friends changed their profile pictures.

SEE YOU LATER SIATON:)

MMFF OFFICIAL ENTRIES FOR 2011

TIME 2011. (Please click the link to vote)

Who Should Be TIME's Person of the Year 2011?

Are Gay Relationships Different?

Chicken - Irish Gay Short Film

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Download Movie for your PC and Mobile phones

Is Silliman University a good school?

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Facebook notes

Glee Rumour has it/Someone like you

‘Glee’ Mashes Up Adele’s “Rumour Has It” And “Someone Like You” And It’s Amazing

Facebook

Thoughts on Facebook

by Tracy Mitrano, April 2006

Like stars on earth

Capturing Real Eduacation

who is LAMBERT PLAME?

We found drugs in a hopeless place.
I gotta admit when he blew the smoke in his mouth that was sexy.

We found drugs in a hopeless place.
I gotta admit when he blew the smoke in his mouth that was sexy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiDq3VqzaZI&feature=endscreen&NR=1

♥

BoriNg.!!!!
[FREE Facebook Mobile on Globe! Text F to 2123 for FREE]

classes will resume on January 3, 2012....

Happy Holiday!

The ACSAT Basketball Varsity Men is off to Bayawan for another game!
TEAM ACSAT FOR THE WIN!! \m/