Showing posts with label Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reviews. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 4, 2020

My Favorite Things


      
               



Being someone with a complicated and conflicted personality, I find it really hard to pinpoint what I specifically like or what sets one thing apart from another. Actually, even if push came to shove, I probably still wouldn’t be able to choose. I’d most likely just pick something at random without much thought. Maybe it’s because, no matter the outcome, I usually just roll with it.


…Uh, okay, now this is starting to bore me. I’m supposed to be listing some of my favorites, but instead, I’m being way too vague and am already on the verge of abandoning this whole thing. Lol.


Uhmm, let’s see—I like reading books… sometimes. I’m not really the typical bookworm who always has their nose in a book. It all depends on whether a book truly catches my interest. Some of my favorites include All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven, a heartbreaking story about two young people finding solace in each other while dealing with emotional scars from their pasts. I also love Dark Places and Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn—both are about horrible people doing horrible things, which I find oddly fascinating. Then there’s One of Us Is Lying by Karen McManus, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson, and, of course, The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown.


Since I mentioned that I like reading, I realize it’s not just books—I enjoy reading anything that sparks my interest. It could be a simple passage from a book, inspiring quotes, poems, blog posts, or even magazine articles.


I haven’t been watching TV dramas much lately, especially K-dramas, but I do have a few favorites: Scarlet Heart: Ryeo, She Was Pretty, Because This Is My First Life, Hotel Del Luna, Cheese in the Trap, Pinocchio, Kill Me, Heal Me, Go Back Couple, Signal, Angel Eyes, Love Rain, Missing You… and so on.














Monday, November 22, 2010

Desaparecidos

"The disappeared cannot cry out for justice..
it is the duty of the living to do so for them"

Since 2001 there are over more than 800 who have disappeared, forcefully abducted, allegedly killed, detained and tortured almost all have yet to be found..

There are over a hundred political prisoners in jail, and detainees continue to be tortured and miss treated during interrogations.The security forces have been responsible for a number of forced "disappearances" and extra-judicial executions, while private security forces and unidentified armed men have responsible for the killings and harassment of civilians in the context of land disputes.


Sunday, August 2, 2009

Help Save Mother Earth




Visit Localcooling.com(and install their software)
Local cooling is a software that you can install in your computer to manage its power consumption.
how is it different from a computer built-in power management?
for one,
it actually monitors how much trees, gallons of waters, and kilowatt
you save according to your personalized setting.
what also so cool about it is you can log-on to your own account on their website and compare how much you saved w/ other users in the world.
So how's that for joining a global cause in saving environment..ayt..

use Blackle instead of Google
Imagine how many people use Google to do their online search.
The Google.com page use a white background w/c consumes more energy that if you had, say, a black background.So imagine if all those people using Google would use black background for Google.This would thus significantly decrease the total amount of energy needed for their monitors to display their searches.Blackle.com rides on this possibility.They used black background to run Google.It has the same search results. It's just that they used a black background. It may take some getting used to but, hey, that's just a small sacrifice to help save Earth, right?.

Printing w/ Less Ink
most of the things printed by regular students will probably be heavy in text and not so much w/ graphics.
when printing this documents put your printer's setting to where it will use minimal ink.
You only need to view the letters for them to be readable and your printer need not to be its best setting for this.
Do not include graphics if they are not needed since printing these would need a lot of ink. Meaning to say, if it is just for aesthetic purposes or for the work to appear better, skip putting the pictures or the drawings.

Printing Paper
If you need to submit printed documents on a fairly regular basis, approach whoever you will be submitting these and ask if you may used paper that has been used on side already. If he agrees you may use then the other side to print your document.(just make sure the paper is still presentable especially if you are submitting this to your professor). W/ this, you get to help save Earth resources and help save some of you allowance. (Remember, a lot of times it is the substance of your work that counts and the way it looks.)

Save on Paper and Ink again
Have you ever noticed the many ATM receipts just thrown in the garbage beside the machines?
Essentially, paper and ink wasted the moment the receipt goes on that can. Instead then of printing the receipt for your transaction just choose NOT TO PRINT A RECEIPT. This should be especially true ir your just checking you account balance. Most ATM's flash on their monitors the information you need to know anyway. Just don't be lazy to wait for that few seconds when it does.

Technology is already a given in our world. It is really that people that using it and will use it. As end users of technology we have the responsibility not only to use it for our own advancement but also to take care of our only home, Mother Earth.

Source: Catalyst[07-08]
-by Erich Saplala Shih

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