Once again, the end of the year is at hand. Let us revisit the past events from the ending year.
January 2006
An uproar rised amidst the internet blogs when an American named Pamela Ribon posted on her blog her adventures inside Jollibee in the US.
February
The first time that I saw Julie's house happened on this month, after touring baywalk, we went on a road trip that changed my life forever.
The launch of Optical Zoom, a partner website of Siopao Heaven.
March
My internet connection suffered the longest drought ever. 3 weeks of no connection affected my online life.
April
Julie's mom passed away on April 26 5:40pm at Lung Center of the Philippines due to complications of cancer.
May
The world premiere of the most controversial movie of 2006, The Da Vinci code topped the box office even though it received an R18 rating.
The commencement exercise of AMA Computer University, to whom my friends shane, tj, mike, leoben, vince, pats and some of my students walked with pride.
June
Bill Gates stepped down for being the Chief Software Architect of Microsoft and decided to spend more time in their foundation.
July
The month I bought my PSP and change my gaming lifestyle forever.
August
Microsoft Vista's price leaked and the announcement of Microsoft XNA, the programming language for making XBox games.
September
Microsoft school opened.
Milenyo swept Metro Manila with strong winds and heavy rainfall, destroying billboards and killing hundreds of people. The only typhoon that hit Metro Manila directly since 1995 courtesy of typhoon Rosing
October
Bought my Nintendo DS lite.
Google bought Youtube.
The whole CCS faculty went to Paradise resort, something happened here to me.
November
AMA Computer University founding anniversary, Si Sir Si Ma'am pwede which Shane and TJ won.
December
Change my life for the better.
Saddam Hussein executed for crimes against humanity.
Sunday, December 31, 2006
Monday, December 25, 2006
Meri Kurisumasu minna!
Yeah! Remember, Christmas is for everyone! But I may quote this song: "Kahit hindi pasko ay magbigayan" (Even if it is not Christmas, share)<---baho translation ko! Anyway, Don't let Christmas be a reason to love everyone. May it be 365 days not just 1
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Final Fantasy Tactics on PSP

zOMG! My All time favorite strategy RPG returns to PSP
Released August 20, 1997 in Japan and January 28, 1998 in the US, in 2007, almost 10 years after its glory, Final Fantasy Tactics again will satisfy my hunger for that strategy-like-chess character job customization and 200+ hours of gameplay. You start as a squire or a chemist, work your way to becoming a fine knight or a skilled black mage. it's all up to you! Form a party of 5, a tanker knight, a healer white mage, a supportive archer, a reliable monk and destructive black mage. It all up to you, it all in the strategy and the skills. Can't wait for the english version!
DS wubs Wii
Nintendo has confirmed that they are currently developing software that will take advantage of the interoperability between the DS and the Wii.
In an interview with MCV, DS product manager James Honeywell noted that - “you will definitely see Wii and DS interoperability as soon as we have it finished,” said Honeywell. “We haven’t made any announcements over specific software for connectivity, but there are definitely a number of exciting things in creation which we want to bring to market as soon as possible. We’re hopeful that will be next year.”
It is important to note that in this case, interoperability is about a new gameplay experience as opposed to the simple exchange of media. And that, my friends, is going to be very cool.
In an interview with MCV, DS product manager James Honeywell noted that - “you will definitely see Wii and DS interoperability as soon as we have it finished,” said Honeywell. “We haven’t made any announcements over specific software for connectivity, but there are definitely a number of exciting things in creation which we want to bring to market as soon as possible. We’re hopeful that will be next year.”
It is important to note that in this case, interoperability is about a new gameplay experience as opposed to the simple exchange of media. And that, my friends, is going to be very cool.
Friday, December 22, 2006
Audition Philippines
Join the latest dance craze to hit the online community
Be one of the best dancers in town as you battle each other for points in your sleekest and wildest dance steps ever. If you're familiar with Bust A Groove (Bust A Move in Japanese) a game on the playstation 1, yoo know, a series of arrow movements and a trigger button (in this case the space bar) achieve the highest combo, and all of the players will be amazed by your performance.
To register, go to e-games to create an account or follow this link
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