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I got this from Ate Raissa and I found it nice to share. The Programmer's Prayer The Lord is my programmer, I shall not crash. He installed his software on the hard disk of my heart; all of His commands are user-friendly. His directory guides me to the right choices for His name's sake. Even though I scroll through the problems of life, I will fear no bugs, for He is my backup. His password protects me. He prepares a menu before me in the presence of my enemies. His help is only a keystroke away. Surely goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life, and my file will be merged with His and saved forever. Amen. If you want to see the original, here's the link: http://living4jesus.net/dynamic/in.progprayer.htm KENNETH

I failed again. I failed in CS 130 (Logic Design and Digital Computer Circuits). I failed in a subject that would somehow define me of having knowledge in the insides of a computer. I failed the expectations of my family, my friends, my leaders, my loved ones, my colleagues. I failed to be a mature student. Never mind. This is another test. This was done. I've had it. People will become mad at me again. But I won't quit. I won't quit. I will not quit. KENNETH

Note: This post is based on my take-home examination in PI100: The Life and Works of Jose Rizal, a legislated course in UP. The class I was in was under Mr. Jessie G. Varquez Jr. Jose Rizal is regarded as the liberator of the Philippines, regarded as the proprietor of the Philippine Revolution, and revered as the Philippine's National Hero. However, as the world views the country as part of the “Third World” - countries that do not move at all with either capitalism or communism, countries that are regarded as “developing” due to social, economic and political problems - how could one Malayan man such as Rizal remove the bondage that the Spanish had took hold of them for three centuries? Did he truly heed to set the archipelago free? Could the Filipinos of today be discarding Rizal, revering another personality, serving him as their “hero”? Is he worthy to be a “National Hero”? The discussion in this writing takes insights mainly from two sources: the independent film, Bayaning

Hello again! To the newest addition to the University of the Philippines Mindanao family, welcome to UP Life ! If you're not from Davao City, then welcome to Davao Life as well! Welcome to the Getting to UP Mindanao series, where we give you tips on how to travel to the University of the Philippines Mindanao via the major thoroughfares of Davao and its terminal areas. Part 2 : Anchor in Davao Well, after that long week-long travel by boat, you safely landed at the Port of Davao (in Sasa, Davao City) and you (and your family) would like to take your first glimpse of the University. So, how would you get to UPMin by land via the seaport? If you're short on the budget to ride a taxi, here are some directions you that would hopefully enjoy your travel to University. Step 1 : Walk away from the seaport (via the exit at Kilometer 11-12) and cross the road (the Davao-Agusan Highway) infront of you. Step 2a : Like my previous post , ride a jeepney with the following ro

You Are Smart and Curious You are a seeker of knowledge, and you have learned many things in your life. You are also a keeper of knowledge - meaning you don't spill secrets or spread gossip. People sometimes think you're snobby or aloof, but you're just too deep in thought to pay attention to them. You are friendly, charming, and warm. You get along with almost everyone. You work hard not to rock the boat. Your easy going attitude brings people together. At times, you can be a little flaky and irresponsible. But for the important things, you pull it together. You are very intuitive and wise. You understand the world better than most people. You also have a very active imagination. You often get carried away with your thoughts. You are prone to a little paranoia and jealousy. You sometimes go overboard in interpreting signals. You are a seeker. You often find yourself restless - and you have a lot of questions about life. You tend to trave

You Are Sensitive Of all the types, you are the most self-aware and intuitive. You truly get what is going on. You thrive when you are able to be as creative and imaginative as you want to be. You don't do well with limits. Some people may think that you're a bit moody or tormented, but you can't help but be very keyed in to the world around you. You do your best to live a unique and beautiful life. You are a bit self-absorbed, but then again, who isn't? The Scribble Circle Test Work is Hard. Time for Blogthings! KENNETH

Learning Is Fun from http://positivemen.blogspot.com/ How best can we do something to assist students who performed poorly in the public examinations? Every year we have students who fail to excel or score rather poorly in their public examinations. These students will not be able to get places in high school, matriculation, polytechnics or universities. Over the years, these weaker students has been neglected to deal with their own destiny; they have been left behind on their own to either help or hurt themselves. Not many have understood their struggles and frustrations. Not many have come to assist them to make ends meet or to be successful in life. Not many are willing to listen with patience their grievances and complaints. Some of them have eventually become social outcasts and marginalized people of our society. Lately, the Education Ministry is finding ways to assist them to obtain the necessary skills, to ensure that they could still continue wi

Hello! To the newest addition to the University of the Philippines Mindanao family, welcome to UP Life ! If you're not from Davao City, then welcome to Davao Life as well! Part 1 : Touchdown Davao Well, you just dropped by from the airport and came from your landing from the Davao International Airport (in Catitipan, Buhangin, Davao City) and you (and your family) would like to take your first glimpse of the University. So, how would you get to UPMin by land via the airport? If you're short on the budget to ride a taxi that would directly take you to the University (which costs a whopping PhP 350.00 approximately), here are some directions you that would hopefully enjoy your travel to University. Step 1 : Walk away from the airport (at the exit near the Jesus Christ The Name Above Every Name (aka Quiboloy) center), and cross the highway (the CP Garcia Highway, aka Diversion Road ) infront of you. Step 2 : Ride a jeepney with the following routes that bear the "

From CNNObservations.com : After more than twenty-five years at CNN, eighteen of those as an International Correspondent, Christiane Amanpour is leaving CNN at the end of April to head to a post as host of This Week on ABC beginning in August. Amanpour joined CNN in 1983 as an entry-level assistant on the CNN international assignment desk at the network's World Headquarters in Atlanta, GA. She worked from there to become a correspondent in the New York bureau before becoming an International Correspondent in 1990. Her weekday interview program, Amanpour , on CNN International premiered in September 2009. In 2007, Amanpour earned the title of Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE) by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II for her "“highly distinguished, innovative contribution” to journalism. Since joining CNN, Amanpour has earned an inaugural Television Academy Honor, nine News and Documentary Emmys, four George Foster Peabody Awards,

As ASL celebrates inspiration , we would like to hear from you in sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ, and how it has made you grow in character. If you got a testimony to share about being a Christian and you would want to share it to ASL, send me a comment on this post, or e-mail me at kenneth_porio2005@yahoo.com or send a post at MyConstellation through http://myconstellation.tumblr.com/submit and give your nickname, age, and location. (Your privacy will be mostly appreciated.) So, what's your testimony? KENNETH

Regarding Zion, I can't keep my mouth shut, regarding Jerusalem, I can't hold my tongue, Until her righteousness blazes down like the sun    and her salvation flames up like a torch. Foreign countries will see your righteousness,    and world leaders your glory. You'll get a brand-new name    straight from the mouth of God. You'll be a stunning crown in the palm of God's hand,    a jeweled gold cup held high in the hand of your God. No more will anyone call you Rejected,    and your country will no more be called Ruined. You'll be called Hephzibah (My Delight),    and your land Beulah (Married), Because God delights in you    and your land will be like a wedding celebration . For as a young man marries his virgin bride ,     so your builder marries you , And as a bridegroom is happy in his bride ,     so your God is happy with you . -Isaiah 62:1-5 (The Message) ASL celebrates delight in people who holds promises from the LORD. Be wed in C

Hello guys! It's been so long since I posted in this blog. I've been enjoying my Tumblr blog MyConstellation since I entered in the Tumblr-sphere. But I simply can't leave the blog I loved for almost 4 years. I'm now exploring the world of the Java programming language - its 3 editions: Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition & Micro Edition, the syntax that is almost related to C/C++, its many interesting packages, and the numerous programs... er ... classes and functions... er ... methods , found in the API documentations. With its feature of Exceptions, error trapping has been quite convenient for me since I could now trace the real error during runtime. Java is the topic of my first Computer Science elective subject I took - CMSC191. This subject caught my appreciation of using object-oriented programming as an approach to developing programs and the myriad of things you can do, where you can implement, and how you can apply it. Every cup of Java was del