Friday, June 18, 2010
Outsourcing Management Seminar
I'm right now attending the seminar here at UP ITTC. It was at great experience to be in UP once again. Below are some of the photos taken yesterday....
Friday, May 28, 2010
Si CD at ang ICCT Family...
Hanapin ninyo si CD sa picture na nasa ibaba... nakakamiss din pala ang ICCT kahit na mahirap ang magtrabaho dito.
Nakaka miss dahil sa mga taong nakasama ko sa trabaho na hindi ako nakalimutan kahit kailan. Yung mga kulitan at pagdadamayan, asaran at kasayahan... Yung mga taong totoo na kahit na matagal na panahon na ang nakalipas, kapag nakita ka sa mall sa hihinto para kausapin ka!
Nakaka miss dahil sa mga taong nakasama ko sa trabaho na hindi ako nakalimutan kahit kailan. Yung mga kulitan at pagdadamayan, asaran at kasayahan... Yung mga taong totoo na kahit na matagal na panahon na ang nakalipas, kapag nakita ka sa mall sa hihinto para kausapin ka!
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
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Monday, April 12, 2010
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
SM City Marikina - A Mall of Everything
SM City Marikina was built at the riverbanks of Marikina river located along Marcos Highway and on the boundary of Quezon City and Pasig City. It has a 4 Levels of Shops, Restaurants and Services with around 1000 parking slots. 8 Cinemas with State of the Art FeaturesCyberzone with more than 30 shops selling high tech gadgets – laptops, desk top computers, cellular phones and other accessories.SM City Marikina might be considered as a Mall of Everything because of its features - not only a mall for leisure but also a place for modern education and e-business. If you are a person who loves going out with friends and at the same time doing your busines, SM Marikina is one of the suggested meeting place; and if you like to study while malling, you can enroll at Informatics SM Marikina, located at its' IT Hub. Those who are working in Government Agencies may now use the GSIS kiosk at the SM Business Service Center located at the basement1, to check their GSIS contribution and loan balances.
Monday, March 29, 2010
A Black Wedding - Full
Long Cool Women in a black dress are not walking down the aisle.
By Paul Pannone
By Paul Pannone
In the 1970’s the Hollies sang about a 5-9 “beautiful tall” Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress that had it all. But today’s sultry beauties don’t seem to be the nuptial cuties walking down the aisle in a black wedding dress to any great degree. Black wedding dresses are not the norm, in fact they’re very difficult, if not impossible to find among the sea of white dresses actually being sold.
Black items in wedding planning are said to be popular but are found to be limited to current trends like cakes and diamonds, according to the Wedding Report and tuxedos, as per tradition. Discussions with fashion experts and editors feel the buzz centered on “a few people that decided to wear a black bride’s dress to their wedding” should not be taken seriously.
“You always have the Hollywood factor on something like this. Someone that decides to make a statement doesn’t mean it will become publically accepted or becomes a sustainable business. So, even if a few hundred ladies followed along, there are over 2.2 million weddings a year; you do the math,” said several fashion editors and publishers.
Black items in wedding planning are said to be popular but are found to be limited to current trends like cakes and diamonds, according to the Wedding Report and tuxedos, as per tradition. Discussions with fashion experts and editors feel the buzz centered on “a few people that decided to wear a black bride’s dress to their wedding” should not be taken seriously.
“You always have the Hollywood factor on something like this. Someone that decides to make a statement doesn’t mean it will become publically accepted or becomes a sustainable business. So, even if a few hundred ladies followed along, there are over 2.2 million weddings a year; you do the math,” said several fashion editors and publishers.In researching this story, actress Sarah Jessica Parker was mentioned most. Parker wore a black dress to her 1997 wedding to Matthew Broderick, for her own reasons. Updates say the actress is still regretting her decision. In published reports, Parker admitted regretting the decision and quoted as saying if she and Broderick ever decide to renew their wedding vows, she will definitely be wearing white.
Radical fashion experts say red wedding gowns are also beautiful, as well as popular. Some claim this trend will probably become a norm in wedding fashion in the future. Other trendy items like pastel shades in lavender, mint green and baby blue are also in. But when it comes to breaking all the rules and snubbing superstition, there is no greater statement than black.
In search of “mainstream” black wedding dresses, experts and retailers agree there is
no such thing. “There is nothing mainstream about a black wedding dress—most are morphs and are simply customized evening gowns made to look like wedding dresses. If they’re not, they may be or one-offs by designers but certainly are not part of a style run and readily available,” say several retail sources.
On Twitter, comments mostly trashing the black dress idea say, “Black wedding dresses? I think that's pushing it too far. Soft colors like pale pinks, yellows, maybe, but definitely not black. I'm finding it interesting how many people are responding to this question. They feel it's whatever makes the bride happy. I agree to a point, however, to me, black is associated with mourning. Isn't this supposed to be the happiest day of her life?” feels Dorinda Duclos. Duclos and other business people feel a totally black dress is neither appropriate for a wedding nor significant in the numbers sold.
In a bala
ncing statement, Melinda Massie of Melinda Massie Events told eWN, “Yes, the black wedding dress is decidedly untraditional. However, brides are personalizing their weddings more than ever these days and breaking from tradition. If a lady rarely wears white in her day to day life, why should she have to wear it on her wedding day if she’ll be uncomfortable? I think a black cocktail dress would be very chic for a wedding that was a quick, informal ceremony followed by a wonderful cocktail party. A bride should feel at her most comfortable and most beautiful on her wedding day. If that’s in a black dress, she should go for it! For a lesbian wedding I planned, both brides wore black. One was in a beautiful gown while the other wore a tailored suit. They were both relaxed and looked fantastic.”In many cases we found designs incorporating a bit of black into white dresses, making them stylish and very fashionable. But, in search of a production run of Lilly Munster black-black-black wedding dresses, the search remains allusive. “That’s because, as you’ve found, there is no demand for the item. The look is geared more toward Gothic segments and represents a very narrow market of people that don’t reflect the true market,” reiterate fashion publishers.
Radical fashion experts say red wedding gowns are also beautiful, as well as popular. Some claim this trend will probably become a norm in wedding fashion in the future. Other trendy items like pastel shades in lavender, mint green and baby blue are also in. But when it comes to breaking all the rules and snubbing superstition, there is no greater statement than black.
In search of “mainstream” black wedding dresses, experts and retailers agree there is
no such thing. “There is nothing mainstream about a black wedding dress—most are morphs and are simply customized evening gowns made to look like wedding dresses. If they’re not, they may be or one-offs by designers but certainly are not part of a style run and readily available,” say several retail sources.On Twitter, comments mostly trashing the black dress idea say, “Black wedding dresses? I think that's pushing it too far. Soft colors like pale pinks, yellows, maybe, but definitely not black. I'm finding it interesting how many people are responding to this question. They feel it's whatever makes the bride happy. I agree to a point, however, to me, black is associated with mourning. Isn't this supposed to be the happiest day of her life?” feels Dorinda Duclos. Duclos and other business people feel a totally black dress is neither appropriate for a wedding nor significant in the numbers sold.
In a bala
ncing statement, Melinda Massie of Melinda Massie Events told eWN, “Yes, the black wedding dress is decidedly untraditional. However, brides are personalizing their weddings more than ever these days and breaking from tradition. If a lady rarely wears white in her day to day life, why should she have to wear it on her wedding day if she’ll be uncomfortable? I think a black cocktail dress would be very chic for a wedding that was a quick, informal ceremony followed by a wonderful cocktail party. A bride should feel at her most comfortable and most beautiful on her wedding day. If that’s in a black dress, she should go for it! For a lesbian wedding I planned, both brides wore black. One was in a beautiful gown while the other wore a tailored suit. They were both relaxed and looked fantastic.”In many cases we found designs incorporating a bit of black into white dresses, making them stylish and very fashionable. But, in search of a production run of Lilly Munster black-black-black wedding dresses, the search remains allusive. “That’s because, as you’ve found, there is no demand for the item. The look is geared more toward Gothic segments and represents a very narrow market of people that don’t reflect the true market,” reiterate fashion publishers.
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