A Lesson from Mr. Woodcock Film

Mr. Woodcock is really one of the funniest movies that you really have to watch this season. Starred by Sean William Scott and Billy Bob Norton, Mr. Woodcock is a whole lot of fun and a totally disaster movie. But along with its humor, Mr. Woodcock comes with a very important lesson that we can really relate with. Sean William Scott in the film is an author of the best selling book that talks about 'Letting go of the past'. He did let go of his past that brought by his PE instructor (Norton) and upon going back home after 13 years, he was surprised to meet Mr. Woodcock again, and dating his mom. His life seems to be back again to the time when he was taking PE class with Mr. Woodcock. Instead of living his mom and Woodcock alone together, Sean did everything to brainwash the people around him including his mom that Woodcock is an evil.

Like in any movie, happy ending also happened in this movie with Sean's realization. He said that 'letting go of the past doesn't really make you a better person instead, you embrace your past so that it won't really bother you no matter what happen in your present. Which is really true, do no just let go, you also have to accept it, once you reached that period, moving on is just easy..

MSA-STI Pre-Ramadan Symposium and General Assambly

The MSA-STI Pre-Ramadan Symposium and General Assembly that was held earlier this morning was a great success. Thanks to all students who helped for the preparation.

Here are some of the pictures of the event

The registration...

The participants are Muslim students of STI College Zamboanga..

Sir Gandawali, our very own Foriegn Language Teacher in Arabic was our own Keynote speaker..


These are some of the nominees for the MSA Officers..we are still counting the votes for the winners..

Votes counting..on going..

Me with the MSAeans..

My sister's operation is successful

Here are the pix in WMMCC after my sister's operation. Her gall bladder was successfully removed from her body and she is very normal now. Here she is with me:

Here are some of the pictures taken in the hospital.

My sister Queng, My neiece-in-law Rodz, My niece Mona, My sister Kah Radz, and our eldest Indah Jum (LtoR)

The nurse is removing my sister's dextrose...she is going home..

My siblings, Quench, Kah Radz, Me, Indah Jum and Kah Ming (LtoR)

This video was taken during the time when everyone was getting ready to go home after the operation. (August 28, 2008)

STI 25th Anniversary - Motorcade and STI Fair

STI Fair (Aug 19 - 21, 2008 @ STI College Zamboanga)

The motorcade was on August 19, 2008 @ Petit Baracks (Assembly place), 8:00 AM

Me and M'Gaile, inside the van..mainit sa motor hehe..

The Party, the Fireworks..a whole lot fun..

Fireworks..so simple but cool..

Everyone is partying..

25th Silver Anniversary - The Venue for Party

Nice canopy..

Tables and chair..where are the food and drinks?

Everything is set and ready..

The stage is hot (i don't know why 'hot')...

The Dark Knight Updates

The Dark Knight stays another week on top in North America. The new Judd Apatow's produced comedy film Pineapple Express failed to topple down the new batman film by 4 millions. The Dark Knight is already 4 weeks straight on number 1. Meanwhile in All-Time Box Office Record, The Dark Knight is now at No. 3, with over 400 million gross.

Here is the complete top 10 film this week in North America

1		The Dark Knight (2008)	$26M
2		Pineapple Express (2008)	$22.4M
3		The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (2008)	$16.1M
4		The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2 (2008)	$10.8M
5		Step Brothers (2008)	$8.9M
6		Mamma Mia! (2008)	$8.08M
7		Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008)	$4.86M
8		Hancock (2008)	$3.3M
9		Swing Vote (2008)	$3.11M
10		WALL·E (2008)	$3.04M

Here is the Top 10 All-Time Box Office Hits in North America

1.	Titanic (1997)	$600,779,824
2.	Star Wars (1977)	$460,935,665
3.	The Dark Knight (2008)	$441,541,000
4.	Shrek 2 (2004)	$436,471,036
5.	E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial (1982)	$434,949,459
6.	Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace (1999)	$431,065,444
7.	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006)	$423,032,628
8.	Spider-Man (2002)	$403,706,375
9.	Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005)	$380,262,555
10.	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)	$377,019,252

In World-Wide Box Office, Dark Knight is already in No. 34

30.	Forrest Gump (1994)	$679,400,000
31.	The Sixth Sense (1999)	$661,500,000
32.	Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)	$653,200,000
33.	Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002)	$648,200,000
34.	The Dark Knight (2008)	$644,041,000
35.	The Incredibles (2004)	$624,037,578

We'll see if Dark Knight will really climb to top spot to sink Titanic in all time box office.
Next week potential films to beat Dark Knight from the top are the following:

• Star Wars: The Clone Wars
• Tropic Thunder
• Mirrors
• Vicky Cristina Barcelona
• Henry Poole Is Here
• Fly Me to the Moon

STI Zamboanga 1st Gen Meet 2008 @ Palmeras

There is me in the mirror, and my reflection is the one outside..

Me with Maam Lens

Me and Maam Gracey

Me and Sir Jovito

..I thought I was alone..

Me and the Security Officers..

Ladies, its ok, i won't go anywhere..hehe..

Outside Palmeras, after the genmeet, God and Goddesses posed for the final shoot..what???

The mixed of Gods and Goddesses..S' Mike, M'Gaile, M'Nor, Me, S'Jovito (LtoR)

Hehe..just havin' fun, the party is over..M'Che,Me, M'Emz, M'Lenz, M'Genie, M'K, M'Marilyn (LtoR)