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THE WIT AND CLASS OF A FILIPINO A Filipino walks into a bank in New York City and asksfor the loan officer.He tells the loan officer that he is going to thePhilippines on business for two weeks and needs toborrow $5,000. The bank officer tells him that the bank will needsome form of security for the loan, so the Filipinohands over the keys of a new Ferrari.The car is parked on the street in front of the bank.The Filipino produces the title and everything checksout. The loan officer agrees to accept the car ascollateral for the loan. The bank's president and its officers all enjoy a goodlaugh at the Pinoy for using a $250,000 Ferrari ascollateral against a $5,000 loan. An employee of thebank then drives the Ferrari into the bank'sunderground garage and parks it there. Two weeks later, the Pinoy returns, repays the $5,000and the interest, which comes to $15.41. The loanofficer says, "Sir, we are very happy to have had yourbusiness, and this transaction has worked out veryni...

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M y first year of computer science studies in NDMU was groovy. It was easy and basically awesome. The first time that I was asked to make a program of an electric corporation and a calculator using C++ and assembly PROLAN was fun and excellent. We even make a Hangaroo program, a program similar to miniclip game. My mind did not resist as I made those programs and many others. There was no problem until, my first encounter with Java. That time, everything seems went to chaos, the semester was different, the daemon in me was surprised. I never thought that CS was too challenging and difficult. And not to mention a total disaster in MidTerm with our hard-coded written Number-System program exam in CS121, where almost 2/3 of the class failed to make that program. It is worth 100 points and I think I failed to make 2-3 methods to complete the program. It’s maybe because; everything went blank in my psyche as I write that program… The only thing I can write are the basic ...

Some Reasons Why I Love NDMU... 1.) Tuiton fee is very affordable and other undredictable payment is reasonable. 2.) Students are living life optimistically and proactivily. Passivism is a Big NO-No for them and they attend to activities more participatively than directively. 3.) Vandalism is also a Big NO-No for Students here who love to preserve everything in the campus. 4.) Students are procreation and Prolife. They give value for fetus to be born. 5.) NDMU is a great haven for sports. Athletics and other sports flourish since courts and facilities are located strategically and are always ready for public use. In addition , we have lots of sports equipments also taht would cater the needs of the students. 6.)Students never really tried cheating. Cheating is a moral sin in this campus. Students are diligent and Intelligent - Holy in every sense. 7.) Teachers never complain. They come on time and are always prepared for the lesson. They show mastery and experty in their resp...

Okay, I take back what I said about Naruto . This episode reminded me of why I LOVE this show so much. In one episode, you can find action, comedy, drama, and it makes for a perfect series. It doesn’t just cover the fighting, but it also goes in-depth about the characters as well. You can relate to the characters, especially if you grew up being rejected by your peers. Both Naruto and Gaara were shunned by their entire community because of their hatred for what they had inside of them, and it made them feel like they were never wanted or loved in this world. The one unversal thing that people want more than anything else is to be acknowledged and accepted by others. Without that, you’ll feel so lonely that you’ll even start to believe that your existence doesn’t mean anything to anyone. Finally, after learning only to hate others, Gaara finally realizes that Naruto is a strong opponent because of his love and his promise to protect the people most precious to him. The second half o...