Inter-Brain Knowledge Transfer Express

I. Tagaytay Experiments Concluded II. Molding The Clay III. Broke and Overthrown I. Tagaytay Experiments Concluded You might be wondering why this post is backdated. Or not, you can predict why. It's because I started it yesterday morning and stopped for a while and ended up finishing it tonight. I'm going to be busier besides what I've been complaining because I'm going to moonlight work with school. And finally, my site is now up after eight weeks of waiting. Ramel is now out of Toyota. There's a side of me that feels like he wasted time and money there. But I guess he could be right when he said that he learned a lot. Knowledge is one of the priceless things a person can have. Just like why I started working. Ian's leaving for Australia on Nov. 2. I don't know what are the plans. I think it'll be another inuman or something. After a series of experiments and searching on the best place to have lunch, I could say that we came up to a conclusion that Leslie's is the best place to eat in Tagaytay, good music, good view and most of all, good food. If it ever happens that the bill is pricey, it would be worth every bite. Yellow Cab is out of the list because the food was still expensive (even if it was cheaper than any pizza parlor (with accompanied comparison to taste). There was also one place that was so bad, it was worse than the canteen! And I thought no place could get worse than the school canteen. Remember, Sizzling King, don't go there. II. Molding The Clay The other day, I went to Ortigas for an interview. I applied as a PHP developer at VoIP Global. I'll start on Wednesday doing outsourcing for an American company. I'll be in another project, the maintenance on a system deployed in Globelines. I got to request that my work be reduced from 22.00-06.00 to 22.00-02.00. We're working on IP-PBX systems. I'm on R&D for the billing and integration to the system. This technology that we're working on is based from F/OSS and will be widely deployed in most industries that use telecommunications as their backbone, think call centers on IP phones. I'll have to lessen DotA sessions to one game only or better yet, quit playing it. III. Broke and Overthrown My site is now up thanks to Nestle Poell Ligaya, the new Gen. Manager of DragWeb Hosting. The previous Gen. Manager and asshat, John Carlo Roxas got into a financial crisis. Actually, he got lost from the world and came back broke. This guy is rude and cocky, he replies to my emails one week after my querries. He doesn't answer his phone and doesn't call back (what more with SMS?). Now that Poell is in control, everything is smooth sailing. Actually, Poell was the only one that I got to talk to and had the respect to reply to text messages when he was still Carlo's partner and did only the billing. I believe there are more things that Poell wanted to say but it's an internal issue. Carlo really did get on my nerves. I swear that if I knew this guy personally, I'd beat the living hell out his guts. Also, to make it easy to remember the address of this blog, I made a redirector. Now you can access this blog by pointing to http://www.jploh.com/journal/.

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