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October 11th, 2007 at 6:11am.

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Interesting and not-so-random images

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some images not-so-randomly-selected in the past two days

Interesting shots from an equally interesting presentation.

Who would have thought web copywriting could be an interesting subject, kudos to Jayvee for making it so. For those who missed this presentation you can download and listen to the podcast of the presentation at Radio Cubao here.

The actual slide presentation will eventually be uploaded. I think. It all depends on Mr Fernandez.

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  1. ANTONIO JOAQUIN

    Said this on October 11th, 2007 at 11:31am:

    Truly enjoyable and impressive, I must say.
    I read your Tagalog review of A QUESTION OF HEROES and got some insight I did not have before.
    Yes, I am interested in anything Nick Joaquin especially criticism of his works.

    Ia m his eldest nephew from his oldest brother, Ping Joaquin who, for a time, was voted Jazz Pianist of the year in the Philippines.

    As you know Nick Joaquin passed away on April 29th 2004.

    Now, I am asked by the family to be the official biographer of this national artist uncle of ours.

    I would be interested in your other comments about any of Mr. Joaq’s works if you care to share.

    Many thanks,

    Tony

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