I will look into this
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
KaEskwela
I found a cool charity site via a plurk friends's blog.
I will look into this
http://www.kaeskwela.org/
I will look into this
Saturday, October 9, 2010
CV for T.O.P.
There are a lot of things to consider when you are trying to make a CV. One thing that you should remember is that your information should be reliable and facts should be easy to check.
links
Cell Phone 09128394513
Carla Tiauzon
(References need to be real people and have seen you in person.)
THE CV NEEDS TO BE ATTACHED WITH THE PICTURES AND SENT TO THE EIC'S EMAIL ADDRESS. pinaywritertop@gmail.com. Do not send it to your editor.
Compliance is a must.
For the sake of the writers/contributers of T.O.P. we would need for you to attach a recent picture of yourself and to fill out these information truthfully.
The only person who would have access to this information would be Foo and the EIC.
CURRICULUM VITAE FOR PINAYWRITER
CONTACT INFORMATION
Name Natasha Simon
Address 9611 Tagle Street,
Current City, State, Zip Makati City, Makati 1204
Telephone 7230619
Cell Phone 09128394513
Email natashatop@gmail.com (facebook and working active email)
Skype - pinaywritertop
Skype - pinaywritertop
Personal Information
Date of Birth May 30 1985
Place of Birth Batangas
Citizenship Filipino
Gender Female
Optional Personal Information
Marital Status Engaged
Spouse's Name Eros A. Cer
Children Gebriel Cer 3years old
SUMMARY STATEMENT
I would like to be considered as a legitimate T.O.P. Editor in Chief
EDUCATION
University of the Philippines
AB Communications Arts Writing Major
October 2007
Saint Bridget College
Highschool / Elementary
April 2002 (highschool)
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
People Support
CSR Expedia Corporate Travel
November - January 2007
Makati City
Teletech Lipa
TSR Verizon
November– January 2008
Lipa City
Educonnection
Teacher
February 2008 – January 2009
Makati City
E-Lamp
Group Leader
February 2009 - present
PUBLICATIONS / BOOKS
Published (on TOP site)
Elbilife 1 - Natasha
In TOP Forum:
BigB series
Elbilife 2 – Raine
Elbilife 3 – Jaime
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS/ OTHER WRITING SITES
Helium.com
Writer/Ranker
Essays.ph
SEO writer/content writer
OTAKU.ako.ph
fanfiction writer
Writer/Ranker
Essays.ph
SEO writer/content writer
OTAKU.ako.ph
fanfiction writer
SKILLS / INTERESTS
Skills:
Can use microsoft and openoffice wordCan use adobe photoshop and pagemaker
Can do basic blog modifications
Editing skills
Crocheting
Interests:
Blogging
Reading
Movies
Writing in English and Filipino
REFERENCES:
09163271234
Friend
babyreinaz@gmail.com (Facebook and email)
Simone Simon
Simone Simon
09283121234
top writer
nrspsimon@yahoo.com
(References need to be real people and have seen you in person.)
We need two pictures to be attached to the emailed CV, one would be a profile
picture for filing and the other would be a picture of you in your most natural self
with your reference person.)
This information will be accessible only to the EIC (me) and Foo. No one else is to know about it unless you deem them worthy of such information. This is as suggested by our Miss Yesha in order to help our writers (pro or otherwise) to be more professional towards their work.
And for the students to learn how to make their own CV.
But please not that this format is for TOP use only.
This information will be accessible only to the EIC (me) and Foo. No one else is to know about it unless you deem them worthy of such information. This is as suggested by our Miss Yesha in order to help our writers (pro or otherwise) to be more professional towards their work.
And for the students to learn how to make their own CV.
But please not that this format is for TOP use only.
EIC, pinaywriter
THE CV NEEDS TO BE ATTACHED WITH THE PICTURES AND SENT TO THE EIC'S EMAIL ADDRESS. pinaywritertop@gmail.com. Do not send it to your editor.
Compliance is a must.
Friday, October 8, 2010
Netiquette
Disclaimer: This might be T.O.P. forum specific at times. I will try to be as general as I possibly can.
1. The key work is RESPECT.
If you need me to explain this to you, you need to go back to your GMRC classes and retake basic human respect. Seriously. Or google the dictionary meaning of respect.
I have a firm my blog, my opinion policy.Whatever I write on my personal blog is my opinion. If I am in a social site or a forum, I try to respect the opinion of other people. If I disagree with them I make sure I don't use fallacies like attacking their person so I can debunk their premise or conclusion.
That just show that you are dumber than the other person.
2. Quote only the parts you agree in.
It's a little difficult to read through a dozen quotes just to find a smiley in the end. It takes up space. So if you must, quote the parts that you want to react to not the entire conversation.
3. Own up to your words.
I hate people who troll other people's sites and forums as Anonymous. I mean, if you have an opinion, express it and own up to it.
4. Nonfiction not fiction, if you can, stick to the truth.
I have encountered a lot of liars online. It seems to be a thing for a time. But if one wants to make real friends, then it's best to tell them who you really are and what you really are.
Since we are living almost half of our lives through our profiles, we need to make sure that 98% of our online self is the real us. We can keep the 2% for our deep dark secrets and for the photoshoped versions of ourselves.
I would hate to know that the real person behind the online persona that I liked or befriended is pure fiction. I would not believe anything else that person would say after that. Liars, offline and online are lame.
5. Use your words.
Smileys and jejemon speak is a big no-no. Especially if the forum that you are in include people from all walks of life. This is a mortal sin if you are in a writing site or a writer's forum.
No matter the reason, it's unacceptable, irritating and downright dumb. (I know I am being harsh but the truth often hurts.)
So all in all, there are a million other things we do wrong online. Don't even start on my hentai addiction. (opps...did I say that out loud? *makes penance*) But although the internet is a tool that is neither good or evil, so was the Orb of Aldur. (if you understood that reference and you are a single guy, call me. ^_^)
What we do with it and what we will it to do determines whether or not WE are the good guy or the bad guy.
So respect your neighbors, and by neighbors I mean other netizens.
Capish?
1. The key work is RESPECT.
If you need me to explain this to you, you need to go back to your GMRC classes and retake basic human respect. Seriously. Or google the dictionary meaning of respect.
I have a firm my blog, my opinion policy.Whatever I write on my personal blog is my opinion. If I am in a social site or a forum, I try to respect the opinion of other people. If I disagree with them I make sure I don't use fallacies like attacking their person so I can debunk their premise or conclusion.
That just show that you are dumber than the other person.
2. Quote only the parts you agree in.
It's a little difficult to read through a dozen quotes just to find a smiley in the end. It takes up space. So if you must, quote the parts that you want to react to not the entire conversation.
3. Own up to your words.
I hate people who troll other people's sites and forums as Anonymous. I mean, if you have an opinion, express it and own up to it.
4. Nonfiction not fiction, if you can, stick to the truth.
I have encountered a lot of liars online. It seems to be a thing for a time. But if one wants to make real friends, then it's best to tell them who you really are and what you really are.
Since we are living almost half of our lives through our profiles, we need to make sure that 98% of our online self is the real us. We can keep the 2% for our deep dark secrets and for the photoshoped versions of ourselves.
I would hate to know that the real person behind the online persona that I liked or befriended is pure fiction. I would not believe anything else that person would say after that. Liars, offline and online are lame.
5. Use your words.
Smileys and jejemon speak is a big no-no. Especially if the forum that you are in include people from all walks of life. This is a mortal sin if you are in a writing site or a writer's forum.
No matter the reason, it's unacceptable, irritating and downright dumb. (I know I am being harsh but the truth often hurts.)
So all in all, there are a million other things we do wrong online. Don't even start on my hentai addiction. (opps...did I say that out loud? *makes penance*) But although the internet is a tool that is neither good or evil, so was the Orb of Aldur. (if you understood that reference and you are a single guy, call me. ^_^)
What we do with it and what we will it to do determines whether or not WE are the good guy or the bad guy.
So respect your neighbors, and by neighbors I mean other netizens.
Capish?
Saturday, October 2, 2010
How to Get Referrals
I am having a hard time getting people to join the sites I am in. Peoplestring and Yuwie are no Facebook. I gave Josh some advice on how to make entries related to what we do. I told him about the keyword rich method and the low-key one. I can't remember what it's called but I described it to him.
I am thinking maybe I can tap into those people who are on my gamer list. They are online most of the time anyway, why not help them use that for earning some money.
Josh said he would be glad to train anyone who comes in through me since I am a dunce when it comes to this. ^_^ He's a nice guy. I just hope I get someone soon to help him out as well. Now, if I only did SEO better then I could help him out more. Oh well, more to learn.
The funny thing is that someone sent me a message asking me to be friends with him. This is complete with compliments and all of that. And it wasn't in Yuwie. I simply told him that I am not really into men but thank you. I ended it as nicely and as formaly with a sir so that he would know that I was not trying to be mean or bitchy. I have this ability to make friends from sites that otherwise would not be where you would find one. One is enough though, I don't really need anymore. Josh said there aren't any oddballs in Peoplestring. And by oddballs I men hentai men. ^_^ Look up what hentai means in Japanese and you'll get my point. As for me I can handle my own when something like that happens.
I just really might need to go back to SEO writing since my paycheck is proving to be peanuts. But I need to get the comics that I am making and the editing that agreed to do before I can get around to doing something like that again.
I am thinking maybe I can tap into those people who are on my gamer list. They are online most of the time anyway, why not help them use that for earning some money.
Josh said he would be glad to train anyone who comes in through me since I am a dunce when it comes to this. ^_^ He's a nice guy. I just hope I get someone soon to help him out as well. Now, if I only did SEO better then I could help him out more. Oh well, more to learn.
The funny thing is that someone sent me a message asking me to be friends with him. This is complete with compliments and all of that. And it wasn't in Yuwie. I simply told him that I am not really into men but thank you. I ended it as nicely and as formaly with a sir so that he would know that I was not trying to be mean or bitchy. I have this ability to make friends from sites that otherwise would not be where you would find one. One is enough though, I don't really need anymore. Josh said there aren't any oddballs in Peoplestring. And by oddballs I men hentai men. ^_^ Look up what hentai means in Japanese and you'll get my point. As for me I can handle my own when something like that happens.
I just really might need to go back to SEO writing since my paycheck is proving to be peanuts. But I need to get the comics that I am making and the editing that agreed to do before I can get around to doing something like that again.
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