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Thursday, September 4, 2008
wanna post....!...!
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...i was suppose to post my updates last night...
...but unfortunately...
...our internet connection has timed out...
...but unfortunately...
...our internet connection has timed out...
tan awa ra gud ako itsura...haha...
this is the way to acquire eyebugs...
...wala'y tulog...
...tapos mata sau...
this is the way to acquire eyebugs...
...wala'y tulog...
...tapos mata sau...
journal #10
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SEPTEMBER 4
Sir is not around today...
but we still pass our Gantt Chart...
we just put it in his table...
God Bless Sir...
but we still pass our Gantt Chart...
we just put it in his table...
God Bless Sir...
journal #9
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GANTT CHART ON THE MAKING
SEPTEMBER 2 (tuesday)
Motivation...hmm...
i like this word!
Because it cost 464 Philippine peso...
That's it...after days of drafting our gantt chart we finally reach the time to make the final one... After making the most of the first part we took a rest and watch Shakugan No Shana and Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge...
(hehe...it was really fun!)
When it was finished we were all hungry and we cannot concentrate on what we are doing anymore...
...so we thought it was motivating time...
and before i knew it i was in front of the a jollibee staff ordering...
( as usual...)
But good thing about it is we really did finish our final draft...
....and Bebet was able to update her anti virus... ...hahaiz...hehe...
i like this word!
Because it cost 464 Philippine peso...
That's it...after days of drafting our gantt chart we finally reach the time to make the final one... After making the most of the first part we took a rest and watch Shakugan No Shana and Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge...
(hehe...it was really fun!)
When it was finished we were all hungry and we cannot concentrate on what we are doing anymore...
...so we thought it was motivating time...
and before i knew it i was in front of the a jollibee staff ordering...
( as usual...)
But good thing about it is we really did finish our final draft...
....and Bebet was able to update her anti virus... ...hahaiz...hehe...
bet nag unsa mo ni karne? nosebleed mo ato ni hey friend...
hehehe...
hehe... wala lage ko?...asa d.i ko niadto ana tina?
hehehe...
hehe... wala lage ko?...asa d.i ko niadto ana tina?
SEPTEMBER 3 (wednesday)
Did you know that the gantt chart should be made in Microsoft Visio?Well...we did...but we dont have an installer.
So today what we did is look for an installer so that we can transfer our final draft...and finally we found one! Yehey!thanks to Kuya Anthony... Having the installer we are hoping to pass our gantt chart today... But (i was wrong...) the Visio is so "nosebleed" to use that after 5pm (time the teachers leave the school) we were'nt finish yet...
One of our classmates informed us that Sir said to use Microsoft Project instead which is easier... So we look again for an installer...luckily there is one but unluckily there is a problem in installation...hitting dead ends we just continued with the Visio.
From the IC we transferred to second floor eng'g building... when a life saver arrive,i think his name is Roy? (dunno, but his one of my classmate...thanks to you!) he has an installer and it works!... We finished our work in Project...by the time were done it was 9:30pm...
We'll just pass this tomorrow...
journal #8
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SEPTEMBER 2
Today is the first day of the week Ma'am Marivic told us that she will entertain us...
we were all ready for the interview
but unfortunately one of the staff in HRDD told us that Ma'am is in Laguna...
and that probably she will return on either Thursday or Friday...
and if we need something from her we might as well return next week so that she will be surely
present...
(is this a bad omen?...hehehe...)
we were all ready for the interview
but unfortunately one of the staff in HRDD told us that Ma'am is in Laguna...
and that probably she will return on either Thursday or Friday...
and if we need something from her we might as well return next week so that she will be surely
present...
(is this a bad omen?...hehehe...)
journal #7
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AUGUST 26
Back again...hehe...
This time Ma'am Marivic told us that she will be having a seminar on 27 - 29...
(yeah...your thinking right we will be coming back again...hehe...)
...and probably she will entertain us next week...
(is this de javu???i think something is happening all over again...hmm...)
This time Ma'am Marivic told us that she will be having a seminar on 27 - 29...
(yeah...your thinking right we will be coming back again...hehe...)
...and probably she will entertain us next week...
(is this de javu???i think something is happening all over again...hmm...)
journal #6
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AUGUST 25
After making the guide questions we went again to HRDD to present it and submit our letter as well...
But we are advised to return the next day because they are busy and Ma'am Marivic has to check her schedule...
After making the guide questions we went again to HRDD to present it and submit our letter as well...
But we are advised to return the next day because they are busy and Ma'am Marivic has to check her schedule...
assignment #7
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On the assumption that you have heard/read the SONA of the president identify at least three areas related to HRM and explain how it can improve our quality of life.
1. Increase food self sufficiency production and energy self sufficiency.
" To meet the challenge of today, we will feed our people now, not later, and help them get through these hard times. To meet the challenges of tomorrow, we must become more self-reliant, self-sufficient and independent, relying on ourselves more than on the world.
Now we come to the future of agrarian reform.
There are those who say it is a failure, that our rice importations prove it. There are those who say it is a success—if only because anything is better than nothing. Indeed, people are happier owning the land they work, no matter what the difficulties."
"Edwin Bandila, 48 years old, of Ugalingan, Carmen, North Cotabato, cultivated one hectare and harvested 35 cavans. Thirteen years na ginawa iyong Malmar. In my first State of the Nation Address, sabi ko kung hindi matapos iyon sa Setyembre ay kakanselahin ko ang kontrata, papapasukin ko ang engineering brigade, natapos nila. With Malamar, now he cultivates five hectares and produces 97 cavans per hectare.Mabuhay, Edwin! VAT will complete the San Roque-Agno River project.
The Land Bank has quadrupled loans for farmers and fisherfolk. That is fact not fiction. Check it. For more effective credit utilization, I instructed DA to revitalize farmers’ cooperatives.
We are providing seeds at subsidized prices to help our farmers.
Incremental Malampaya national revenues of P4 billion will go to our rice
self-sufficiency program."
" To reduce power system losses, we count on government regulators and also on EPIRA amendments.
We are successful in increasing energy self-sufficiency—56%, the highest in our history. We promote natural gas and biofuel; geothermal fields, among the world's largest; windmills like those in Ilocos and Batanes; and the solar cells lighting many communities in Mindanao. The new Galoc oil field can produce 17,000-22,000 barrels per day, 1/12 of our crude consumption.
The Renewable Energy Bill has passed the House. Thank you, Congressmen."
2. More jobs and improved wages.
" Our costly commodity imports like oil and rice should be offset by hard commodities exports like primary products, and soft ones like tourism and cyberservices, at which only India beats us.
Our P 350 million training partnership with the private sector should qualify 60,000 for call centers, medical transcription, animation and software development, which have a projected demand of one million workers generating $13 billion by 2010."
"Para sa mga namamasada at namamasahe sa dyip, sinusugpo natin ang kotong at colorum upang mapataas ang kita ng mga tsuper. Si Federico Alvarez kumikita ng P200 a day sa kaniyang rutang Cubao-Rosario. Tinaas ito ng anti-kotong, anti-colorum ngayon P500 na ang kita niya. Iyan ang paraan kung paano napananatili ang dagdag-pasahe sa piso lamang."
3. Education and health insurances for more Filipinos.
" Bukod sa libreng edukasyon sa elementarya at high school, nadoble ang pondo para sa mga college scholarships, while private high school scholarship funds fromthe government have quadrupled."
" Bago ako naging Pangulo, isa't kalahating milyong maralita lamang ang may health insurance. Noong 2001, sabi natin, dadagdagan pa ng kalahating milyon. Sa taong iyon, mahigit isang milyon ang nabigyan natin. Ngayon, 65 milyong Pilipino na ang may health insurance, mahigit doble ng 2000, kasama ang labinlimang milyong maralita.Philhealth has paid P100 billion for hospitalization. The indigent beneficiaries largely come from West and Central Visayas, Central Luzon, and Ilocos. Patuloy nating palalawakin itong napaka-importanted programa, lalo na sa Tawi-Tawi, Zambo Norte, Maguindanao, Apayao, Dinagat, Lanao Sur, Northern Samar, Masbate, Abra and Misamis Occidental. Lalo na sa kanilang mga magsasaka at mangingisda."
Explanation:
Increasing our food and energy self sufficiency contributes a lot for the improvement of our life.If we are producing our own rice it means we will import less from other rice producing countries.Through agrarian reforms our country men are given land to cultivate for their own. In HRM, this act of giving and trusting Filipino people lands to cultivate for their own means that the government have trust in the ability of its people. This will lift their morale making them work harder. In the case of energy, if we are self sufficient we will save a lot of money in paying bills therefore budget could be allocated for other needs of the people. More jobs and improved wages. This is especially important to us incoming college graduate. For the next 2010 the government will be demanding one million jobs and with the right qualifications and skills almost every graduate will be sure of getting a job in the future. Education and health insurances for more Filipinos. I firmly believe that education and health are key factors in creating a better nation. If people are educated they are well equip and competent in any task given to them. If people are healthy in body and mind they will become a good work force of the nation.
JEALOU L. AZUCENA BSIT-3
"Leadership is not about doing the first easy thing that comes to mind; it is about doing what is necessary,
however hard."
Pres. Gloria Arroyo
...pls...comment...
1. Increase food self sufficiency production and energy self sufficiency.
" To meet the challenge of today, we will feed our people now, not later, and help them get through these hard times. To meet the challenges of tomorrow, we must become more self-reliant, self-sufficient and independent, relying on ourselves more than on the world.
Now we come to the future of agrarian reform.
There are those who say it is a failure, that our rice importations prove it. There are those who say it is a success—if only because anything is better than nothing. Indeed, people are happier owning the land they work, no matter what the difficulties."
"Edwin Bandila, 48 years old, of Ugalingan, Carmen, North Cotabato, cultivated one hectare and harvested 35 cavans. Thirteen years na ginawa iyong Malmar. In my first State of the Nation Address, sabi ko kung hindi matapos iyon sa Setyembre ay kakanselahin ko ang kontrata, papapasukin ko ang engineering brigade, natapos nila. With Malamar, now he cultivates five hectares and produces 97 cavans per hectare.Mabuhay, Edwin! VAT will complete the San Roque-Agno River project.
The Land Bank has quadrupled loans for farmers and fisherfolk. That is fact not fiction. Check it. For more effective credit utilization, I instructed DA to revitalize farmers’ cooperatives.
We are providing seeds at subsidized prices to help our farmers.
Incremental Malampaya national revenues of P4 billion will go to our rice
self-sufficiency program."
" To reduce power system losses, we count on government regulators and also on EPIRA amendments.
We are successful in increasing energy self-sufficiency—56%, the highest in our history. We promote natural gas and biofuel; geothermal fields, among the world's largest; windmills like those in Ilocos and Batanes; and the solar cells lighting many communities in Mindanao. The new Galoc oil field can produce 17,000-22,000 barrels per day, 1/12 of our crude consumption.
The Renewable Energy Bill has passed the House. Thank you, Congressmen."
2. More jobs and improved wages.
" Our costly commodity imports like oil and rice should be offset by hard commodities exports like primary products, and soft ones like tourism and cyberservices, at which only India beats us.
Our P 350 million training partnership with the private sector should qualify 60,000 for call centers, medical transcription, animation and software development, which have a projected demand of one million workers generating $13 billion by 2010."
"Para sa mga namamasada at namamasahe sa dyip, sinusugpo natin ang kotong at colorum upang mapataas ang kita ng mga tsuper. Si Federico Alvarez kumikita ng P200 a day sa kaniyang rutang Cubao-Rosario. Tinaas ito ng anti-kotong, anti-colorum ngayon P500 na ang kita niya. Iyan ang paraan kung paano napananatili ang dagdag-pasahe sa piso lamang."
3. Education and health insurances for more Filipinos.
" Bukod sa libreng edukasyon sa elementarya at high school, nadoble ang pondo para sa mga college scholarships, while private high school scholarship funds fromthe government have quadrupled."
" Bago ako naging Pangulo, isa't kalahating milyong maralita lamang ang may health insurance. Noong 2001, sabi natin, dadagdagan pa ng kalahating milyon. Sa taong iyon, mahigit isang milyon ang nabigyan natin. Ngayon, 65 milyong Pilipino na ang may health insurance, mahigit doble ng 2000, kasama ang labinlimang milyong maralita.Philhealth has paid P100 billion for hospitalization. The indigent beneficiaries largely come from West and Central Visayas, Central Luzon, and Ilocos. Patuloy nating palalawakin itong napaka-importanted programa, lalo na sa Tawi-Tawi, Zambo Norte, Maguindanao, Apayao, Dinagat, Lanao Sur, Northern Samar, Masbate, Abra and Misamis Occidental. Lalo na sa kanilang mga magsasaka at mangingisda."
Explanation:
Increasing our food and energy self sufficiency contributes a lot for the improvement of our life.If we are producing our own rice it means we will import less from other rice producing countries.Through agrarian reforms our country men are given land to cultivate for their own. In HRM, this act of giving and trusting Filipino people lands to cultivate for their own means that the government have trust in the ability of its people. This will lift their morale making them work harder. In the case of energy, if we are self sufficient we will save a lot of money in paying bills therefore budget could be allocated for other needs of the people. More jobs and improved wages. This is especially important to us incoming college graduate. For the next 2010 the government will be demanding one million jobs and with the right qualifications and skills almost every graduate will be sure of getting a job in the future. Education and health insurances for more Filipinos. I firmly believe that education and health are key factors in creating a better nation. If people are educated they are well equip and competent in any task given to them. If people are healthy in body and mind they will become a good work force of the nation.
JEALOU L. AZUCENA BSIT-3
"Leadership is not about doing the first easy thing that comes to mind; it is about doing what is necessary,
however hard."
Pres. Gloria Arroyo
...pls...comment... -i love magic-
hapit na ang showing sa harry potter
...patches and t-shirt...
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hehe...remembrance sa birthday ni karne...ala mi tulog for 24 or more hours...kalingaw!!!
i am uniquely common...08/02/08
journal #5
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AUGUST 18We visited the USeP HRDD again to ask permission for another interview... However Ma'am Marivic told us to produce guide questions so that she will know what questions we will going to ask. She also told us that this is important because there might be questions that she will not be able to divulge the
answer...
journal #4
AUGUST 6
Last August 6...we leave the school late...it was almost 7pm when we were on our feet heading for
the gate. We had a talked about our major paper...we organize and divided the modules for each of
us to study so that it will be easier when we will need to conduct again the interview...
I think Karl was not there...hehe...
the gate. We had a talked about our major paper...we organize and divided the modules for each of
us to study so that it will be easier when we will need to conduct again the interview...
I think Karl was not there...hehe...
journal #3
JULY 3 (Thursday)
I awoke with a start... or have i already sleep?...
Today is our sharing day...i get up and started reading my report...practicing together with my presentation. It was 10 am when Karl arrived in our apartment to finish his presentation...After getting dress and double checking that i didnt leave anything important (hehe...because i always do...), we went to school early to borrow the LCD from Nodal, unfortunately it was still close.
Soon after... Athina, Karen and Edsa arrived, so we decided to split up so that someone may prepare the classroom for our sharing while the others wait that someone may hopefully arrive in Nodal open it for us to be able to get the LCD. But it was almost 11am (start of our class) and still nobody arrive in the office. Mr. Gamboa was already telling us to start but we reasoned out that the Nodal was still close so he extend the start of our discussion for another ten minutes or five... We were on the stage of panick now...or should i say i was panicking now...(expect the worst...but how was i going to report without my presentation?...it was my guide and ohhh...i haven't totally mastered my report yet...).
After almost five to six painful minutes (that felt like years...) the Nodal was open (thank god...). Somebody get the LCD for us i cant remember who,for i was in the fifth floor... Then the sharing started, Karl went first followed by Athina then me, then Bebet and before we reached Karen we had to change laptop because momi naughty's laptop wont read the presentation of Karen.
It was very hot day and i was sweating to bones when i was speaking in front of the class. I think the discussion was to long...but when i check my watch it was indeed long for after we finished the sharing it was almost 1pm and all my classmates are already starving...(including me...supposedly our class ends at 12:30). Guess what... after this class is laboratory quiz in java...
P.S. I also want to thank all those people whom i knowingly and unknowingly known who help us...
I awoke with a start... or have i already sleep?...
Today is our sharing day...i get up and started reading my report...practicing together with my presentation. It was 10 am when Karl arrived in our apartment to finish his presentation...After getting dress and double checking that i didnt leave anything important (hehe...because i always do...), we went to school early to borrow the LCD from Nodal, unfortunately it was still close.
Soon after... Athina, Karen and Edsa arrived, so we decided to split up so that someone may prepare the classroom for our sharing while the others wait that someone may hopefully arrive in Nodal open it for us to be able to get the LCD. But it was almost 11am (start of our class) and still nobody arrive in the office. Mr. Gamboa was already telling us to start but we reasoned out that the Nodal was still close so he extend the start of our discussion for another ten minutes or five... We were on the stage of panick now...or should i say i was panicking now...(expect the worst...but how was i going to report without my presentation?...it was my guide and ohhh...i haven't totally mastered my report yet...).
After almost five to six painful minutes (that felt like years...) the Nodal was open (thank god...). Somebody get the LCD for us i cant remember who,for i was in the fifth floor... Then the sharing started, Karl went first followed by Athina then me, then Bebet and before we reached Karen we had to change laptop because momi naughty's laptop wont read the presentation of Karen.
It was very hot day and i was sweating to bones when i was speaking in front of the class. I think the discussion was to long...but when i check my watch it was indeed long for after we finished the sharing it was almost 1pm and all my classmates are already starving...(including me...supposedly our class ends at 12:30). Guess what... after this class is laboratory quiz in java...
Hmmm...I think (and with good reason for i wasnt able to answer the question well) that i did'nt do
quite well in my report.But we really did our best...and i feel much... how do i say this - "medyo, medyo lang naibtan ko ug tunok gamay- hehehe..."
God is simply just the best...thanks for helping...
quite well in my report.But we really did our best...and i feel much... how do i say this - "medyo, medyo lang naibtan ko ug tunok gamay- hehehe..."
God is simply just the best...thanks for helping...
P.S. I also want to thank all those people whom i knowingly and unknowingly known who help us...
........chun man ye yo!.....
journal #2
JULY 2 (Wednesday)
One day...our group have only one day to pull it off...tomorrow is our report and we have only one day to prepare. One day to do it all over again...print the letter...let it signed...pass it...and to conduct the interview...(GREAT!!!!)
It felt as if everyone is against us...i am almost close to tears...
So we decided to adopt USeP...after all the struggle and effort we finally had our
interview with Ma'am Marivic the head of HRDD in USeP...
(thank you so much ma'am...)
We asked her questions about our topic Overview of Human Resource Management and she was very accommodating in answering it. After the interview we made our individual reports to be shared tomorrow. My assigned topic was 'Factors Affecting Human Resource Management'. Making the presentation wasn't that easy, since i only had the details hours before, it was
hard organizing ideas. It was finally 1am when my eyes decided to sleep...
It felt as if everyone is against us...i am almost close to tears...
So we decided to adopt USeP...after all the struggle and effort we finally had our
interview with Ma'am Marivic the head of HRDD in USeP...
(thank you so much ma'am...)
We asked her questions about our topic Overview of Human Resource Management and she was very accommodating in answering it. After the interview we made our individual reports to be shared tomorrow. My assigned topic was 'Factors Affecting Human Resource Management'. Making the presentation wasn't that easy, since i only had the details hours before, it was
hard organizing ideas. It was finally 1am when my eyes decided to sleep...
After the end of the day...as i lay in my bed hugging Ariel the stuff toy bear...
i realized that...
_never expect everything to be all right...expect the worst and be ready when it comes...
(meaning have a back up plan...do not just stick to one company...)
_and learning was and is always...always...really...REALLY FUN!!!...
(meaning have a back up plan...do not just stick to one company...)
_and learning was and is always...always...really...REALLY FUN!!!...
journal #1
JUNE 26 - JULY 1
It was one of the most exhausting week in my life...and at this moment i cant hardly remember how many kilometers i have walked on that week (not to mention that i got lost on my way home)...or how many letters we have reprinted...or how many times people shouted and almost lose their temper...
It was one of the most exhausting week in my life...and at this moment i cant hardly remember how many kilometers i have walked on that week (not to mention that i got lost on my way home)...or how many letters we have reprinted...or how many times people shouted and almost lose their temper...
Our almost-to-be-adopted company was Davao City Water District (DCWD), we have passed our letter to them and everything seemed to be alright. We've been calling them to follow up our request and soon enough scheduled date of the interview was arranged...(yehey!!!) But with an evil twist of fate a day before our interview, we were informed by Ma'am Cookie of DCWD that they will be having a general meeting and that our interview was reschedule next week. Well it would just be fine...if and only if our sharing was not due on JULY 3.....(huhu...).
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