Amigoas iCafe Flyers

Here is the flyer, the front and the back that we gave to the public to announce our internet cafe. If you don't know where the Amigoas iCafe is, Click here to get the location map.


The Front


The Back

MY SHORT ESSAY ABOUT THE PHILIPPINES by Jaeyoun Kim

I got this from my inbox and just want to share...

Filipinos always complain about the corruption in the
Philippines . Do you really think the corruption is
the problem of the Philippines ? I do not think so.
I strongly believe that the problem is the lack of
love for the Philippines .

Let me fi rst talk about my country, Korea . It might
help you understand my point. After the Korean War,
South Korea was one of the poorest countries in the
world. Koreans had to start from scratch because
entire country was destroyed after the Korean War, and
we had no natural resources.

Koreans used to talk about the Philippines , for
Filipinos were very rich in Asia . We envy Filipinos.
Koreans really wanted to be well off like Filipinos.
Many Koreans died of famine. My father & brother also
died because of famine. Korean government was very
corrupt and is still very corrupt beyond your
imagination, but Korea was able to develop
dramatically because Koreans really did their best for
the common good with their heart burning with
patriotism.

Koreans did not work just for themselves but also
for their neighborhood and country. Education inspired
young men with the spirit of patriotism.

40 years ago, President Park took over the government
to reform Korea . He tried to borrow money from other
countries, but it was not possible to get a loan and
attract a foreign investment because the economic
situation of South Korea was so bad. Korea had only
three factories. So, President Park sent many mine
workers and nurses to Germany so that & nbsp; they
could send money to Korea to build a factory. They
had to go through horrible experience.

In 1964, President Park visited Germany to borrow
money. Hundred of Koreans in Germany came to the
airport to welcome him and cried there as they saw
the President Park . They asked to him, "President,
when can we be well off ?" That was the only question
everyone asked to him. President Park cried with
them and promised them that Korea would be well off
if everyone works hard for Korea , and the President
of Germany got the strong impression on them and
lent money to Korea . So, President Park was able to
build many factories in Korea . He always asked
Koreans to love their country from their heart.

Many Korean scientists and engineers in the USA came
back to Korea to help developing country because they
wanted their country to be well off. Though they
received very small salary, they did their best for
Korea . They always hoped that their children would
live in well off country.

My parents always brought me to the places where poor
and physically handicapped people live. They wanted me
to understand their life and help them. I also worked
for Catholic Church when I was in the army. The only
thing I learned from Catholic Church was that we
have to love our neighborhood. And, I have loved my
neighborhood. Have you cried for the Philippines ? I
have cried for my country several times. I also cried
for the Philippines because of so many poor people.
I have been to the New Bilibid
prison. What made me sad in the prison were the
prisoners who do not have any love for their country.
They go to mass and work for Church. They pray
everyday.

However, they do not love the Philippines . I talked
to two prisoners at the maximum-security compound, and
both of them said that they would leave
the Philippines right after they are rele ased from
the prison. They said that they would start a new
life in other countries and never come back to the
Philippines .

Many Koreans have a great love for Korea so that we
were able to share our wealth with our neighborhood.
The owners of factory and company were distributed
their profit to their employees fairly so that
employees could buy what they needed and saved money
for the future and their children.

When I was in Korea , I had a very strong faith and
wanted to be a priest. However, when I came to the
Philippines , I completely lost my faith. I was very
confused when I saw many unbelievable situations in
the Philippines . Street kids always make me sad, and
I see them everyday. The Philippines is the only
Catholic country in Asia , but there are too many poor
people here.
People go to church every Sunday to pray, but nothing
has been changed.

My parents came to the Philippines last week and saw
this situation. They told me that Korea was much
poorer than the present Philippines when they were
young. They are so sorry that there are so many
beggars and street kids. When we went to Pasangjan, I
forced my parents to take a boat because
it would fun. However, they were not happy after
taking a boat. They said that they would not take the
boat a gain because they were sympathized the
boatmen, for the boatmen were very poor and had a
small frame. Most of people just took a boat and
enjoyed it. But, my parents did not enjoy it because
of love for them.

My mother who has been working for Catholic Church
since I was very young told me that if we just go to
mass without changing ourselves, we are not Catholic
indeed. Faith should come with action. She added that
I have to love Filipinos and do good things for them
because all of us are same and have received a great
love from God. I want Filipinos to love their
neighborhood and country as much as they love God so
that the Philippines will be well off.

I am sure that love is the keyword, which Filipinos
should remember. We cannot change the sinful structure
at once. It should start from person. Love must start
in everybody, in a s mall scale and have to grow. A
lot of things happen if we open up to love. Let's
put away our prejudices and look at our worries with
our new eyes.

I discover that every person is worthy to be loved.
Trust in love, because it makes changes possible.
Love changes you and me. It changes people, contexts
and relationships. It changes the world. Please lov e
your neighborhood and country.

Jesus Christ said that whatever we do to others we
do to Him. In the Philippines , there is God for
people who are abused and abandoned. There is God who
is crying for love. If you have a child, teach them
how to love the Philippines . Teach them why they have
to love their neighborhood and country. You already
know that God also will be very happy if you love
others.

That's all I really want to ask you Filipinos.
==================================

Got my first Google Adsense Check...

I got my first Google Adsense Check amounting to 4700.00 pesos... lols. for almost a year of adsense now i got paid off. Im not really serious about the adsense but still i put it in all the websites that allows me to advertise. then the adsense just generate itself. :)

Thanks to google. :)

it's been long time...

it's been almost a month that i haven't blog about anything but only about the progress of the internet cafe that we are venturing.

Now the cafe is in its business now as we opened finally yesterday, saturday, august 28 after configuring everything and making sure that we can give good services to the public especially the fastest internet connection as possible.

There are still small details and small setups that we still have to see but everything is manageable already. The cafe monitor is already up after painful installation of its compatibility for the Vista OS. The monitor, as the website says, that it is compatible for Vista, but there are not much guides on how to do it. So i ran some trials and test until i got it. so far so good, we have already some members that used their accounts at anytime that they wanted.

We gave free cards to the streets so public can have a try of our internet cafe. If you want to try, just go to Amigoas internet cafe and we will be glad to give you a bonus of 3 hours FREE if you join for membership. Being a member, allows you to login at anytime you wanted as long as you have credits left in your account. At anytime, you can reload credits too to your account. We don't have flat rates so you can enjoy every minute and just pay for the time you consumed. :)

Soon, we will be inviting foundations and people and out of school youth so we can present our modules for teaching to this people who wanted to know more about the computers. :)

It is really our desire to teach this generation how to use the technology effectively. And not only the teenies, but also those people who wanted to know more. They only have to pay for the 20 pesos per hour rate of the cafe. :)

We are praying hard that we can meet our needs for this cafe as we work hard to give the best services.

More of the updates sooon... :)

Trying the Vistas...

Photo 28.jpg, originally uploaded by dennes abing.

My brother trying the new vista... :) all of us had seen the vista for the first time during our installation process... Its an easy setup but very strict when you use it :)

More pictures at my flickr.com account... Click here

Computers installation...

Photo 25.jpg, originally uploaded by dennes abing.

Some friends of mine helped me to install the hardwares and the softwares of the 39 computer units. In here is poy arranging the wires under the tables... :)

6 computers in a row...

Photo 23.jpg, originally uploaded by dennes abing.

Our initial arrangement of the 6 computers.

Mixed feelings....

Today was a mixed of happiness and sadness....

I am glad & happy...

for almost a year, amigoas icafe is now a reality. for almost 3 weeks that everyday im so stressed and tired of processing everything to make the cafe a reality. Everything paid off today. The cafe is now open. We are now receiving customers starting at 3pm today and we closed at 12mn. But we still have a lot of things to do for the cafe. A lot of things to do for the errands. We are still have 4 computers need to be wired. But today, im glad seeing a little income, 200.00. I am already happy with that. We will start little...

I am sad...

I lost my phone. I was so busy inside the cafe that i didn't noticed where i put my cellphone. Somebody from my friend saw it at the counter where im repairing the cafe monitor. And someone was there also that we suspected that he was the one who got it. I bless him. He might need it... Bless him God

My niece got a cut in his head while playing around at home. he's 2 years old only. he got 3 stitches from the doctor. But he is ok now.


With all these, i am happy because i am blessed. so much blessed. with people around me supporting and encouraging me. I might don't have a phone temporarily, but people will always be there for me.

Thanks for all of you. You already knew who you are.

Amigoas iCafe is Now Open

Amigoas is FINALLY opened for public today.

Last night we had a little party with some amigoas members. It was great seeing some friends who just popped up to support the amigoas internet cafe. one member, obet, donated a lechon, others helped to install the computers and the OS.

During our wiring and installation process it turned out like a bayanihan. Amigoas members just came and helped us for the installation. Others came with their own DVD drives just to help install the windows Vista OS. It was their first time to install it and its very grateful seeing them.

As always, we at amigoas helped each other just the like the old time when we had our eye balls. everybody wanted to help.

I want to write more of what is with amigoas and more updates of the cafe.

We are now open....

Firefox 2.0.0.5 Released

FireFox is now updated up to its 2.0.0.5.

Nothing new to report actually unless you wanted to know security fixes. My FireFox updates itself... So its already in there.. :)

Check if you have the update already. its simple and helpful.

If you need more information here is the link going there unless you are there already..

Click to visit firefox 2.0.0.5 update

FREE WeeFee at Davao TimeSquare

WiFi (my friends pronounced it as "weefee") enabled establishments are sprouting everywhere in davao city. There are coffee shops, hotels and now even fastfoods you can connect now online. And one of these that offers free is the new Ilustre TimeSquare fastfood.

With 4 main food stores inside including the giant Jolibee and ChowKing, you can dine and get connected FREE. And of course you have to have your laptop. But hey, they also have 3 available desktops that can be used by public inside the fastfood.

I like it here but only in the morning because there is not much diners and in the evening meeting with friends. Its a cool place.

TimeSquare is located at corner Duterte and Ilustre st, Davao City, Philippines.

Try it.. :)

Beta Site: Pownce.com

Pownce is a way to send messages, files, links, and events to your friends. You'll create a network of the people you know and then you can share stuff with all of them, just a few of them, or even just one other person really fast.

Google Search: Unavailable_after

Highrankings.com has interviewed Dan Crow, director of crawl systems at Google and announced that Google will release a new meta tag "unavailable_after".

Breaking News!

Google is coming out with a new tag called “unavailable_after” which will allow people to tell Google when a particular page will no longer be available for crawling. For instance, if you have a special offer on your site that expires on a particular date, you might want to use the unavailable_after tag to let Google know when to stop indexing it. Or perhaps you write articles that are free for a particular amount of time, but then get moved to a paid-subscription area of your site. Unavailable_after is the tag for you! Pretty neat stuff!

http://www.highrankings.com/advisor/getting-into-google/

Web: We Feel Fine 2006

We Feel Fine - 2006

We Feel Fine is an exploration of human emotion.

Since August 2005, We Feel Fine has been harvesting human feelings from a large number of weblogs. Every few minutes, the system searches the world's newly posted blog entries for occurrences of the phrases "I feel" and "I am feeling". When it finds such a phrase, it records the full sentence, up to the period, and identifies the "feeling" expressed in that sentence (e.g. sad, happy, depressed, etc.). Because blogs are structured in largely standard ways, the age, gender, and geographical location of the author can often be extracted and saved along with the sentence, as can the local weather conditions at the time the sentence was written. All of this information is saved.

The result is a database of several million human feelings, increasing by 15,000 - 20,000 new feelings per day. Using a series of playful interfaces, the feelings can be searched and sorted across a number of demographic slices, offering responses to specific questions like: do Europeans feel sad more often than Americans? Do women feel fat more often than men? Does rainy weather affect how we feel? What are the most representative feelings of female New Yorkers in their 20s? What do people feel right now in Baghdad? What were people feeling on Valentine's Day? Which are the happiest cities in the world? The saddest? And so on.

The interface to this data is a self-organizing particle system, where each particle represents a single feeling posted by a single individual. The particles' properties – color, size, shape, opacity – indicate the nature of the feeling inside, and any particle can be clicked to reveal the full sentence or photograph it contains. The particles careen wildly around the screen until asked to self-organize along any number of axes, expressing various pictures of human emotion. We Feel Fine paints these pictures in six formal movements titled: Madness, Murmurs, Montage, Mobs, Metrics, and Mounds.

At its core, We Feel Fine is an artwork authored by everyone. It will grow and change as we grow and change, reflecting what's on our blogs, what's in our hearts, what's in our minds. We hope it makes the world seem a little smaller, and we hope it helps people see beauty in the everyday ups and downs of life.

We Feel Fine is a collaboration with Sepandar Kamvar, and was launched simultaneously with Lovelines on May 8, 2006.

www.wefeelfine.org

Universe: Revealing our Modern Mythology

Universe - 2007

Whether we live in a city, where the night sky bleeds orange with the glow of cars and buildings, or whether we live in the country, where the night sky is pitch black, punctured by myriad tiny points of light, we have all, on a dark night, tilted our head back and looked up. Most of us can spot the North Star, the big dipper, and the three-star belt of Orion the Hunter. With some more practice, we can see Pisces, Pegasus, and the Gemini twins. Each night, the great stories of ancient Greek mythology are played out in the sky — Perseus rescues Andromeda from the sea monster; Orion faces the roaring bull; Zeus battles Cronos for control of Mount Olympus. Most of us know the sky holds these great myths, immortalized as constellations. Slightly less well known are the newer constellations, largely added in the 18th and 19th centuries. These more modern constellations reflect a different sort of mythology — a commemoration of art and science, expressed through star groups representing technical inventions like the microscope, the triangle, the compass, the level, and the easel.

As humans, we have a long history of projecting our great stories into the night sky. This leads us to wonder: if we were to make new constellations today, what would they be? If we were to paint new pictures in the sky, what would they depict? These questions form the inspiration for Universe, which explores the notions of modern mythology and contemporary constellations. It is easy to think that the world today is devoid of mythology. We obsess over celebrities, music, movies, fashion and trends, changing madly from one moment to the next, causing our heroes and idols to come and go so quickly that no consistent mythology can take root. Especially for those who don't practice religion, it can seem there is nothing bigger in which to believe, that there is no shared experience that unites the human world, no common stories to guide us. Because of this, we are said to feel a great emptiness.

We can imagine that people first made constellations to humanize the sky, to make the infinite darkness seem less foreboding. Now that we live in cities of light, bathed in the glow of televisions, headlights, shops, signs, and streetlamps, our battle with darkness seems to be won. But the things that darkness represents — the unknown, the unconquered, and the endless — live on as ever, and we continue to need mythology to help us reconcile that which science and technology cannot answer. So, what is the mythology of today? What are the great stories? What are the great journeys? Who are the heroes and villains? When we step back and look at life, what are its overarching themes? We could ask a panel of experts, or as before, we could leave it to a few ambitious astronomers. But those approaches no longer seem right. Even as we participate in the human world, each of us experiences life differently. We have our own interests, perspectives, opinions, tastes and beliefs. We have our own heroes, our own favorite stories, our own rituals and traditions. In many ways, what we have today are personal mythologies, practiced by a world of individuals.

Universe is a system that supports the exploration of personal mythology, allowing each of us to find our own constellations, based on our own interests and curiosities. Everyone's path through Universe is different, just as everyone's path through life is different. Using the metaphor of an interactive night sky, Universe presents an immersive environment for navigating the world's contemporary mythology, as found online in global news and information from Daylife. Universe opens with a color-shifting aurora borealis, at the center of which is a moon, and through which thousands of stars slowly move. Each star has a specific counterpart in the physical world — a news story, a quote, an image, a person, a company, a team, a place — and moving the cursor across the star field causes different stars to connect, forming constellations. Any constellation can be selected, making it the center of the universe, and sending everything else into its orbit.

Universe is divided into nine "Stages", titled: Stars, Shapes, Secrets, Stories, Statements, Snapshots, Superstars, Settings, and Time. Stars presents a cryptic star field; Shapes causes constellation outlines to emerge; Secrets extracts the most salient single words and presents them to scale; Stories extracts the sagas and events; Statements extracts the things people said; Snapshots extracts images; Superstars extracts the people, places, companies, teams, and organizations; Settings shows geographical distribution; Time shows how the universe has evolved over hours, days, months, and years. In the top left corner is a search box, which can be used to specify the scope of the current universe. The scope can be as broad as "2007", as recent as "Today", as precise as "Vermont on August 27, 2006", or as open-ended as "War", "Climate Change" or "Happiness". The exact parameters of each universe are entirely up to the viewer, and unexpected paths unfold with exploration.

Universe does not suggest a single shared mythology. Instead, it provides a tool to explore many personal mythologies. Based on the chosen path of the viewer, Universe presents the most salient stories, statements and snapshots, as found in global news coverage from thousands of sources. Through this process of guided discovery, patterns start to emerge. Certain stories show up again and again, and they become our great sagas. Certain people start to shape the news, and they become our heroes and villains. Certain single words rise from the chatter, and they become our epic themes.

In Universe, as in reality, everything is connected. No event happens in isolation. No company exists in a vacuum. No person lives alone. Whereas news is often presented as a series of unrelated static events, Universe strives to show the broader narrative that contains those events. The only way to begin to see the mythic nature of today's world is to surface its connections, patterns, and themes. When this happens, we begin to see common threads — myths, really — twisting through the stream of information.

Source: http://www.number27.org/

good news from an old friend...

The other day i was surprised that an old friend, kuya sam (Sam Banez), visited me in the icafe site. i've known him because we worked together before (2003) teaching the manobo tribe how to use the Mac G3 using the Final Cut software in the remote mountains of Davao. Remember, Mac G3 in the remote mountains... believe me its true.

there are now talented manobo tribe making movies in their own dialect. Kuya sam work for the vernacular media network. They make movies for the tribes. They now have almost 20 productions and all the casts and production crew came from the tribes also.

Anyway, i was happy seeing the fruit of his labor in which in some ways i was able to teach one of the tribe how to edit using the final cut pro. And that manobo is now a director.

As i was talking to him in his car, i shared to him about the internet cafe and our ministry through that. And he is positive for it. He told me that he will asked local chinese businessmen to support kids and tribes for our computer tutorials. And he added also that pastors need some computer tutorials also especially in doing presentations.

This is really a timing for everything. With God's grace He will connect us to right people at the right time.

I am excited on this idea as it is in its birthing stage now.

iCafe Update: New cafe in the block!

We've got a name hanging in red! we are happy seeing it!!



this is only temporary until the ordered panaflex arrives...

today's update....

Amigoas iCafe Update: I see colors!

Today the painting started inside the cafe. I can't boast about the uniqueness of the colors but all i can say, i like the colors inside using the terraza orange against the flat black ceiling...

Today also we were able to plug into the PLDT line but we don't have yet the tone... pretty sure (i wish) that we can have the internet connection as soon as next week and also the services from the Davao Light. We are having problems with the electrical budget but i know we can find some ways to solve it...

The last blog i have i told about the July 18th, but we will move it on the 22nd so we can really setup good services on our opening even we are only starting or newbie on this kind of business... anyway here are some of the shots i have today... so tiring but worth to see the progress of this opportunity...


Inside the Amigoas iCafe


View from the St. Louie review center building


A shot from the inside


St. Louie Review center building just infront of the Amigoas iCafe

Update: Amigoas Internet cafe!

I havn't got new sites or new technology updates here in my blog and don't have any updates even for the amigoas cafe because all my time is here in working at the renovation of the cafe for the opening next week.

Everyday i have pictures for the renovation but don't have time to upload it here. I go to the the renovation site at 8am and home at 8pm. Working all time that when i get home i just have to sleep ready for the next day. But this will just be this week and everything will be back to normal after we will be opening by july 18. My working life will be easier compared to working at home. I will be working with my projects at the cafe starting by july 19. It will be more comfortable compared than before.

I'm excited of this!

All of you are invited on July 18 (our expected date)

What we are praying right now is that we will be supplied by electricity and that the Internet connection be available on the 18. We are rushing things and tapping the right people just to let the processing be shorten to target our expected date.

For the amigoas people, you are very much welcome on the opening of our very own internet cafe. This was a dream before and it is coming to reality.. :)

for the next updates again....

Amigoas internet cafe this JULY 2007

amigoas internet cafe will soon be opening this middle of July 2007.

Watchout and get free hours surfing the Internet!

I can't think of these, i'm excited!

I am working in one of my e-commerce project and then these thougth came to my mind. this is not new, i know for sure i'm only excited because the demand for this has been said to me long before. I hate to write this at this moment because, again, i will be distracted with my work which with my schedule, i'm delayed already. But i cant think anyway... hahahah!

Anyway, the idea is to train more and more young people for computers. But our problem always fell to where we have to put it. I've been with tope in seminars and i saw the advantages of sharing those wonderful ideas and bits, and i want to go beyond that . So, i've been talking and sharing these to my friends and to those people who has money that if these will be possible, then we could boost IT programs here in Davao.

We need a place where each one can be tutored properly.

With almost a year of collaboration with the investors, the idea of the internet cafe came up. This is the birthing of Amigoas internet cafe. Business is a business. But amigoas internet cafe started from the desire that we want to help the OSY (out of school youth) to do more than just standing by.

I've been a fulltime staff of YWAM (Youth with a mission) for 3 years from 2000 till 2003 and now i'm working side by side with the National director of the YWAM Philippines concerning all the IT related works. With the experience that YWAM has given me and access to some networked organizations our desire to reach the OSY is just a hand-gripped away.

Soon, the Amigoas internet cafe will be up. And soon we will see our desire teaching this group of unfortunate young people. I know they can learn from us.

I know there are ideas from these kids that needs to be sparked.

I'm one of those people who will give time teaching to these kids. I will not be paid doing these but by God's grace i know i can help them in my own little way. Soon i will be calling people to give a little time also as a teacher.

Right now, we are working with modules and researching for topics. Topics that will be covered are Basic of Computers, Hardwares, The Internet, MS Office Basics, Basics of Websites and more to concerning IT.

I know there are more ideas there and i want to ask some help soon. Right now, the talks within my group for these idea is still ongoing and here in my blog i will put those updates and announcements.

Soon...

Let's not keep those gifts from above within ourselves.
Be blessed and and be a blessing.

Amigoas Update: July 6, 2007

Today I was able to see the cafe counter in its skeleton. Its yet the only formed structure that I could see inside. Also, one of the carpenters is cutting tne long g.i. Pipe that is to be used as the support for the cafe table. Amigoas Internet cafe, Amigoas.com Internet Cafe and Amigoas.net cafe..

Still our Lease of Contract has not yet arrived from the head office of the J mktg. office. As soon as it will arrive we wilt be applying for water and electric connection.

For next update again.


Architect(left) talking to his people on what the next step should be.


The carpenter working on one of the table top.


Cutting the g.i. tube for table supports


The cafe counter. :)

Event: Davao Cyber Expo today

I was at the NCCC Mall today as gamers swarmed the NCCC Atrium Davao Cyber Expo.
I'm not a gamer but i was there because tope (Christopher Cubos) invited me to speak of any topic. The seminar which was attended by hundreds of students from different schools talked about the Open-source Blender software, a little showcase about Adobe After Effects and the Adobe Acrobat and i spoke about the Web Standards.

It was great that i was able to speak again and share techniques to the students.


E-Games Challenge


Cyber Expo Registration Booth


3D and Animation Seminar

Funny Pix: Do's and Dont's when POOOOOing!

I found this inside the GS Grocery Comfort Room.

I just like it!

Amigoas: We finally moved in!

At last after weeks and days of waiting for the final moment that we can move into the space finally we had taken it!

Today we were able to pay half of the 4 months rent so we can start to renovate tomorrow for the Amigoas internet Cafe. We already discussed with the architect the possible layout, colors and interior design.

With all these we are really praying that God would grant us more favor. Since the start of planning and until today God has favorably extended His grace to Us.

Here the picture shows the manager of the J Mktg., Davao-Branch opening the space for us to show what are inside.

Web: FREE Contact form for YOU!

Do you have a problem with spams emailing you almost everyday a hundred times because you are exposing your email address or you want a contact form that only web developers can do that for you? I don't have problem with a contact form because i make contact form for my client's website....

but i found this good website that can help you to avoid this annoying spams in your inbox. Kontactr.com!

Kontactr is a one-click free contact form service. With Kontactr, you can fight against the amount of spam that you receive daily. Protect your email address by using our highly secure contact form. You can also use our simple tools to embed the form right into your own website. Everything is as easy as 1, 2, 3...

Features:

• Clean and Simple


• CAPTCHA Protection


• Customizable code for Embedding the form


• Codes for Buttons and Links to your form

If you have your form ready, then you can start giving your Contact Form link to your friends instead of you email address.

you can click the button to open a page to contact me... :)

Event: Davao Cyber Expo Animation Seminar

Join the coolest animation seminar series by ids-media and Cyber Expo 2007 Davao City Philippines ... Learn the latest animation software like 3D Studio, Maya or AfterEffects (still choosing), Adobe Flash CS3, Adobe Acrobat, Blender Opensource 3D Animation Software.



July 5, 2007
1:30-6:30pm
NCCC Mall of Davao

FREE to students ... First come First serve ... limited to 200 participants only.

:)

Christopher John Cubos
Seminar Organizer
0920 908 4722
301 6876
305 1266
chriscubos[at]yahoo.com