funny or die (the blog post)

Blogging is simply writing for an audience. The Technograph delivers industry news to the tech junkies while Mike Villar produces heathen entertainment. There are many blogs out there in the Philippine blogosphere, each belonging to their respective categories. Now even though two or more blogs may have relative content, the difference between blogs lies within the unique voice of the blogger. After all, blogs became a phenomenon due to its targeted and personalized structure.

Now with that being said it would be obvious that I run a personal blog. The Life and Times. You can’t get any more personal than that. Well, not if we count out the LiveJournal accounts that houses infinite sadness and melancholy. Nothing wrong with that. I love overly-sensitive women who loves to incorporate their pink with black. I can feel their strength thru the colors, telling me there is a spirited balance between loyalty to Mariah Carey and a bad-ass affinity to My Chemical Romance. Awesome. Meh.

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college girls and internet marketing

Last Saturday at 3pm, many thanks to Jozzua the Techpreneur, I was invited to speak about Web Marketing and Search Engine Optimization at the Miriam College. Yes, Miriam. The all-girls college in Katipunan. The school where divine angels are disguised as students in pretty green skirts. Back when I was in school, Miriam was a collegian’s heaven. So to say the very least, I was in sweet delirium when I learned that I’m going have a mini-seminar there.

So I crammed prepared heavily for an awesome presentation. Now when I say awesome, I meant Google SERP Heat Maps and Web User global stats in charts and tables all with awesome Powerpoint animation. I figured that this is the chance to A: Advance my skills in public speaking regarding Web Marketing and B: To make “pa-cute” in front of “sosi” college girls hoping that maybe one or two may have a crush on me because I need constant attention to keep my superficial self-esteem at mid-level. Yes my friends, I’m such a douchebag.

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the first black president

one word: CHANGE

Barack Obama, 44th President of the United States of America