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The cuttings I made from this flowering plant seem to be doing well, which is something to really look forward to since this plant can grow and flower rather quickly, and the flower is really bright and beautiful. Although it is not as woody, the leaves resemble a kind of rose variety. I’m really quire […]

Although such e-art events are mostly well-meaning, I think that what is most needed now are stronger intrsopections and challenging of our own work and positions as creative practitioners. We have enough “events” and rather need deep processes of internal re-thinking. For instance, I would be more interested in how the Waag Society and Streamtime […]

That’s the local folk’s advise on how to escape lava flows from Mayon Volcano. Actually, this makes sense if one lives in the hilly countryside because while it is futile to try and outrun flowing magma, one has a better chance of survival if one raced forward towards higher ground.
My closest encounter with an active […]

Tomorrow is my birthday. Last Sunday, my aunt-godmother treated me and the family out to a wonderful Pinoy dinner, a place called Jay-J’s which is just near the Timog Avenue area. This afternoon I went out with our housemate Gemma to buy something for myself - Faverin. More anti-depressants that my doctor prescribed. Rather expensive. […]

I never thought I’d actually get down to doing it, but I’ve just created a blog on Friendster. Although I’ve been on Friendster since January 2004, I hardly ever visit it because of the enormous amount of advertising on their website. Everywhere is this awful blinking and moving - and if you’re not alert, could […]

Here? I hardly ever visit Friendster, but now that I’m here, have decided to do something with it. For one, Friendster seems to be running much faster (even with all the awful adverstising) than ages ago (I’m still on dial-up, you know) . Apart from that, it’s tough to keep coming back here (except […]

Stories about Preserving Cultural Heritage Series # 7
Digital Photography for Architectural Heritage and Conservation
With Architect Paulo Alcazaren
The Lopez Memorial Museum, in cooperation with the Museum Foundation of the Philippines, presents the seventh in the series Stories about Preserving Cultural Heritage on August 12, 2006 (Sat) at 2-4 pm, at the Lopez Library. Architect Paulo […]