Are you ready to Level App with Samsung Galaxy Y?

My visit: October 25, 2011

Samsung's Level App with the Youth

Craft Pub and Grill

Fort Bonifacio

I was invited to the launching of Samsung's first Android smartphone, Samsung Galaxy Y. The letter Y stands for their targeted market, the Young. This small entry level smartphone is packed with features that I will describe after the break... suspense!

Team A: David de Koenigswarter, Stephanie Mercado and Kevin Yuchengco

Team B: Nessa Salvador, Karla Aguas and Nico Salva

together with DJ Aaron Atayde from Magic 89.9 as host  (second from right)

Samsung invited students from various universities like De La Salle University, San Beda University, University of the Philippines and Ateneo de Manila University to play a game of Family Feud.

Samsung interviewed 100 students as respondents. Topping the list of career most wanted by the teens is to be a celebrity while Harry Potter lands only in number 4 in the All Time Favorite Movies category. Star Wars is number 1, in case you want to know ; )

Congratulations to my sister for topping the 5th PSE- ATENEO CCE CSSC

Last October 14, my parents and I trooped to Makati to witness the graduation of my sister. My mom was really excited because my sister, Mica, is the valedictorian of her class. We are all so proud of her!

 my sister, valedictorian in her class

The Philippine Stock Exchange Certified Securities Specialists Course (PSE Securities Course) is comprised of 12 subject areas focused on equities market and capital market industry.  It provides you with the theories, tools, and functions of investing and trading in the stock market.

You will receive two (2) additional courses as a review for professionals and an introduction for those who want to invest in the future.

This course will also prepare you for the PSE Certified Securities Specialist Course Certification Exam. Those who successfully complete the full-course program in AGSB-CCE can earn a six-unit elective in the MBA program of Ateneo.


Price: PhP69, 000


Source: PSE 

OOTD at Ayala Triangle Makati

I was in Makati last Friday together with my parents in support of my sister who graduated Valedictorian in the 5th PSE- ATENEO Certified Securities Specialist Course (PSE-Ateneo CSSC). Anyway, we were there 3 hours prior to the event. While waiting, we ate at Chef Laudico's BFAST and collected my free drinks courtesy of HSBC credit card in Starbucks. 

at Ayala Triangle, Makati

I saw a photo opportunity while walking towards the restaurant row. My mom, who is by now used to taking my photos, was instructing on how to angle my body towards the camera. That's why my body is a bit contorted in the following photos lol

2011 Commemorative Philippine Banknotes (UST, UP and Ateneo)

My mom recently gave a PhP200 bill. I didn't notice that it was a commemorative banknote until she told me that it bears the name and symbol of my alma mater- University of Santo Tomas (UST). She told me that my sister's school- Ateneo has its own commemorative PhP100 bill. 

UST, UP and Ateneo... will DLSU be next?

The PhP200 started my searched for PhP100 banknotes that bear Ateneo and UP on it. Last week, my collection bacame complete. 

Lingo de Lingua

My event: July 30, 2010

Trek Around Europa

MVP Roofdeck

Manuel V. Pangilinan Loyola Schools

Ateneo de Manila University

Katipunan Ave., Loyola Heights,

Quezon City

"Wanna travel to Europe?" The invite caught my attention. Why? Because I want to travel to Europe. And I want to learn more about the different EU languages such as French, Portuguese, Belgian, Czech, Italian, Austrian, Spanish and German. 

 

poster

This is actually the third installation of Lingo de Lingua.  The occasion was coordinated by the European Union Member States' Embassies together with the Delegation of the European Commission to the Philippines and academic institution such as Lyceum University, De la Salle- St. Benilde, Miriam College and Ateneo de Manila University as host partners. 

Diploma

atenean vs thomasian

As promised, here's a picture of my diploma now proudly displayed in my parent's home.