Monthly Archives: March 2006
CyberHand Project
A few years back, DLSU introduced BS Manufacturing Engineering Minor in Biomedical Engineering. The said course offering was fresh when my former professor John John Cabibihan (who graduated with the same course as mine and took a master’s degree afterwards) went to Italy to get a PhD degree. He’s currently involved in the CyberHand Project.
Printer Olympics
Have you ever thought of this? What if there is such a thing as Printer Olympics? I guess there’ll be something like a Standing Long Jump. The contest mechanics is that you just have to print and the printer with the paper ejected to the farthest location, then that printer should be the champion. This
Stained Glass Caped Superhero
If there’s anything I love about going to events, expositions or whatever I call it, it’s the interesting and at the same time, the odd finds as well. And who would have thought of putting a stained glass caped superhero as part of the aesthetics of his home? There are a lot of people who
WorldBEX 2006
March 7 marked as the first day of WorldBEX 2006. WorldBEX is World Building and Engineering Construction Exposition where Engineers, Architects, Real Estate Developers and Interior Designer meets suppliers of tiles, bathroom and kitchen fixtures, coffee and even credit card agents. The venue of this event is at World Trade Center and it will run
Steam Bath for 250 pesos free!
I was in the shuttle on my way home. As we passed thru Moonwalk in Paranaque I saw a residential unit with a streamer. The words written in the streamer is “Steam Bath for 250 Pesos Only”. I guess this is their promo this Summer. Who needs a steam bath for 250 bucks anyway? There
No Black Affair Gig
The Manila Doctors College No Black Affair gig was the gig that I first went to after the I-cannot-recall-that-gig anymore. I got a chance to watch Urban Dub, Imago, Up Dharma Down, and Paramita all in one night alone. Which makes the 150 bucks EF worth it. I also brought my camera with me to
Got a Band?
I’ve been wanting to do this ages ago. Before anything, let me ask you some questions. Do you have a band? If yes, are you new to the band scene? If yes, do you want your band to be featured here? If you have some recorded stuff, you can send it to me so that
PixelBureau is Back
PixelBureau is back since last week. Their current issue entitled as Reboot features three web designers on their Behind the Site column. Other columns are PhotoClick and FleaBytes. Gail dela Cruz is a resident editor of PixelBureau and a columnist of FleaBytes. Submit a site to the Site Tracks Directory. Mine was recently added by
