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The inquisition of Nathan Alarcon
The Philippine Book Launch of A Moment in the Sun by John Sayles
Photos from our Boracay Event
1.25 kilometers of butter smooth asphalt. 75km/h.
nothing but gravity.
for more details about the race, go to www.gravitygamesasia.com
Come to the first solo exhibit of Dex Fernandez, – + *, from January 20 to February 24, 2010, at PABLO Fort, Taguig.
There are more joys and brand new pains we ought to embrace and expect to be coming in as there is no definite thing in this world but death and change and perhaps, the evolution of symbols, maybe? There are few more other things you have yet to unearth and know. And what you don’t know just won’t hurt you. And what doesn’t hurt us doesn’t mean anything at all as hurting, falling, living, and dying is all part of the process of uncovering a symbol or being a symbol yourself. Because if you don’t symbolize anything, it only means one thing: That you do not exist.
–Dex
For more information, log on to www.pablogalleries.com
A PUPIL once asked Confucius: “If the Prince of Mei appointed you head of the government, to what would you first set you mind?”
Confucius replied: “To call people and things by their names, that is by their correct denomination, to see that the terminology was exact.”
The pupil could not believe his own ears. His master’s reply seemed beside the point.
Noting his incredulity, the master said: “You are a blank. An intelligent man hesitates to talk of what he doesn’t understand, he feels embarrassment.
“If the terminology be not exact, if it fit not the thing, the governmental instructions will not be explicit, if the instructions aren’t clear and the names don’t fit, you cannot conduct business properly.
“If business is not properly run, the rites and music will not be honoured, if the rites and music be not honoured, penalties and punishments will not achieve their intended effects, if penalties and punishments do not produce equity and justice, the people won’t know where to put their feet or what to lay hold of or to whom they should stretch out their hands.
“That is why an intelligent man cares for his terminology and gives instructions that fit. When his orders are clear and explicit they can be put into effect.”
The gist of what the philosopher said is that good government is founded on respect for the truth.
— Philippines Free Press editorial, “The Reason Why?” February 5, 1972
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“It’s wasted effort to steep the young in virtue and morality only to let them realize as they grow up that their elders are neither moral nor virtuous.”
An extension of the tireless passion and unconditional love both he and Nika Bohinc put into giving permanence and viability to truly independent cinema, it is also an active remembering of their work and life.
Long championed by Alexis Tioseco, Ray Gibraltar’s “When Timawa
Meets Delgado” (2007) is one of local independent cinema’s best-kept
secrets, an experimental narrative documentary about health care and
the nursing boom in the country that is virtually indescribable and
also funny as hell.
The film will be shown on Sunday, January 17, 2010, at Fully Booked
High Street (U-View) from 3 PM to 5 PM. Filmmaker Ray Gibraltar and poet
J.I.E. Teodoro will be in attendance. Admissions is free, hope to see you there.
Visit http://unomagazine.tumblr.com/
What would Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland be without the Cheshire Cat, the trial, the Duchess’s baby or the Mad Hatter’s tea party? Look at the original story that the author told Alice Liddell and her two sisters one day during a boat trip near Oxford, though, and you’ll find that these famous characters and scenes are missing from the text.
As I embarked on my DPhil investigating Victorian literature, I wanted to know what inspired these later additions. The critical literature focused mainly on Freudian interpretations of the book as a wild descent into the dark world of the subconscious. There was no detailed analysis of the added scenes, but from the mass of literary papers, one stood out: in 1984 Helena Pycior of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee had linked the trial of the Knave of Hearts with a Victorian book on algebra. Given the author’s day job, it was somewhat surprising to find few other reviews of his work from a mathematical perspective. Carroll was a pseudonym: his real name was Charles Dodgson, and he was a mathematician at Christ Church College, Oxford.
see the New Scientist website to read the full article…
Please come to STEREO I, a collaboration by UNO Creative Director Juan Caguicla and Christina Dy. Opening January 13, Wednesday, 6pm at Silverlens Gallery
This holiday season, enhance your street style with Puma and win P20K worth of stuff plus be on the Puma Style Guide to be released in 2010!
Manila, Philippines – Gone are the days when Puma used to be associated with sports and athletic wear. If you’re in the know of street and lifestyle wear, you should know that Puma is now emerging as one of the top brands known for being stylish and unique. With the designer Hussein Chalayan at the helm as Creative Director and a long list of designer collaborations including Alexander McQueen, Yasuhiro Mihara and Sergio Rossi, Puma surely will never be out of the fashion and street culture radar.
This holiday season, Puma invites everyone to style themselves and incorporate in their own fashion statement stuff from the Fall-Holiday 2009 collection. The store staff will take the snapshots. Those who will be chosen will get P20,000 worth of Puma stuff plus a chance to be on the Puma Style Guide to be released in 2009. There will be one (1) winner per store or a total of nine (9) Puma style setters nationwide. Be among the first to join and get a special gift (limited stocks only) just by participating.
The style selection at Puma is endless. Puma’s in the business of making you feel good and look good so a Puma Store is always well-stocked. Pair your fave bright Suedes with a grungy flannel shirt both from the Archive Collection. Or get out your comfort zone and pair PUMA LIFT shoes from the Running Collection with the classic Edition Windbreaker. For the ladies slip in those tights from the Women’s Fitness Collection under a Sailing Dress then finish off with the Super Beats shoe. Another suggestion would be the funky 917 japanimation inspired Mid Mangas with a Heritage Tee. But who’s to dictate – of course you do have your own stuff to style Puma with.
