Author: Jayvee Fernandez
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3% of LBC deliveries are inflated balloons (and other strange tales with Express Regalo)
Easily one of the more fascinating press conferences I attended this year was last week’s dinner with eLBC’s Express Regalo. I’ve never really been in touch with the local shipping industry and found LBC’s online store to be quite a remarkable set up. They ship anything from lechon, to balloons, to consumer goods, Boyoyong Clown…
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RJ Ledesma’s Lies My Yaya Should Have Told Me: A CONTEST!
I was having another one of those chats with RJ Ledesma so he could give me a free copy of his new book. He was promoting his new book which will officially be launched in February 7 2008 at 6:00 PM National Bookstore at Rockwell with special guest readings by Tim Tayag, Mo Twister, Giselle…
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Science is Fun!
When I was a lot smaller, I held a close fascination to theme parks, science projects and anything that had to do with planets. If all it took to become an astronaut was a face, I’d probably be in the moon right now. So when Anton invited to celebrate Our Awesome Planet’s anniversary, I really…
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On Bayan Telecommunication’s Wireless Landline Service
Last year, I wrote something about how Bayan Telecommunications made a big comeback as a key service provider. Their two main thrusts were transparency as well as bringing forth the wireless landline concept. Today, PLDT has something similar. I’m still in no position to comment on quality of service for these products as I have…
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@ SM Science Discovery Center
That’s me and Yuga at the SM Science Discovery Center at the Mall of Asia. We were there as guests for Anton Diaz’s “triple threat” party to celebrate his eldest son’s birthday, his second son’s baptism as well as the anniversary of Our Awesome Planet, one of the most famous travel blogs in the country!…
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GarageBand crashing when recording on iChat
GarageBand is a neat application for podcasting. It was made in such a way that it can interface with iChat for as many as 10 simultaneous people in one room, recording each person as a seperate track. This is pretty neat as you will definitely find it useful to edit the levels of each guest.…
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Jayvee’s Live Facial Reactions to Macworld 2008 Keynote
I’m going to try something different this year. Using Photo Booth, I’m going to freeze my facial reaction whenever Steve Jobs announces something new. This is a live blogging of my facial expression at Steve Jobs’ keynote for Macworld 2008. Click on the refresh button for my facial commentary.
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Re: Fulfilling my dream of becoming a ROCK STAR
Photo: with Kate Torralba and the gang “So where exactly are you going?” “This thing called Rockeoke night at mag:net BHS.” “Rokeoke?” “It’s like karaoke but instead of a machine, there’s a live band playing for you!” “Wow! So where do you insert the five pesos?”
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B-b-b-Bob Newhart (An Audible Recommendation)
Comedy has always fascinated me as a difficult to execute art. It’s hard to be funny, and I guess comedy is one of those things which you classify under tautological virtues (like humility for instance – the moment you say that you’re humble, you’re missing the point). So listening to people who are naturally funny…
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Reflections on the Gizmodo scandal thing at CES 2008
It’s been a while since we’ve come across the topic of the thin line between bloggers and journalists. After being involved in one event after the other, I’ve come to realize that this really isn’t an issue between bloggers and journalists, but more of an issue with emerging media – that includes corporations slowly accepting…
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