Friday, June 27, 2014

Science of Discovery













Microscope

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Star Cinema



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Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Ice-skating With Yvonne Cumagun

ICE-SKATING WITH YVONNE CUMAGUN from Rom Cumagun on Vimeo.

Rom Cumagun https://www.facebook.com/ROM.Baldillo.CUMAGUN
Marie Yvonne M. Cumagun https://www.facebook.com/marieyvonne.cumagun
Pelagia C. Milado-Cumagun https://www.facebook.com/pelagia.cumagun

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Monday, June 23, 2014

Japan Lawmaker Admits to Sexist Remarks

Read BBC World News article



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Sunday, June 22, 2014

To Love Somebody


Play "To Love Somebody by the Bee Gees"
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Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Praying for a Journalist's Bright Future

I would like to report conduct unbecoming of Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism Multi-Media Deputy Officer Cong B. Corrales and recommend that he be retrained as a journalist according to PCIJ standards.

He posted on Facebook a link of a Manila Times article about an Ateneo de Naga student who disrupted President Ninoy’s speech to which I commented

"instead of disrupting the speech, the Ateneo student could have used social media — self publishing his blogs, for example — to share his discontent with the president."

Sure, I am not if it is only I who can not see his Facebook post https://www.facebook.com/congcorrales/posts/10204324166252097 because I have been unfriended and consequently blocked by Cong because of this incident; it is possible he deleted the post, too if you can't see it, too.

However, being his teacher in Journalism in high school, I can not let this incident pass without his superiors at PCIJ knowing about this. I will try to recreate the conversation thread as accurately as I could.

Cong: Both the president and the student have equal freedoms of speech.

Rom: Yes, but the student could have waited for the open forum.

Cong: I did not ask for your opinion. Why are you writing on my wall?

Rom: Is your FB profile hacked? I seem not to be conversing with the rational journalism student I know way back in Xavier University High School who is now a journalist at the PCIJ.

Cong: (in Visayan) Fuck teachers!

Rom: Kalinaw ug Kahusay.
Former teachers Evelyn Gomez, Roque Breboneria and 10 others I tried to reach out via post mentions and Clarita Hallares, was the only one I noticed who acknowledged my comments. To his peers fb group, I too posted:

Rom Cumagun posted in XUHS 1990.

5:35pm


XUHS 1990 I seriously think my former journalism student

Cong B. Corrales needs your advice. Please comment. thank you all! https://www.facebook.com/congcorrales/posts/10204324166252097 — looking for peace at romcumagunmedianewsonlinecom. 

Cong Corrales is one of my students whom i regard highly. In fact he is one of my claims to greatness as a journalism teacher. He was one of the students i brought along with me in a mass mobilisation against Del Monte Philippines. Bukidnon in which i was reprimanded by the school principal.


Anti-Del Monte Plantation expansion in Impasug-ong, Bukidnon 1980 

Cong and I chatted via fb pm before this incident and he told me "that day was memorable to him and had a bearing to what he does professionally now." Alas after 25 years I felt I did something right. My jubilation though was dampened by his behaviour recently.

Wasting away his talent for some reason i still do not know is the last thing I would like to happen. His behaviour towards me was so callous that I could only think of two possible causes: 1) his fb account has been hacked 2) he was on drugs or alcohol. I am not taking any chances and so this report.

Special mention of friends at PCIJ whom I seek extra attention on the matter: David Celdran (i hope you remember me producing "Filipino" infomercials with ABS-CBN News Channel during the Pres. Estrada impeachment), Sheila Coronel (we met at Miriam College during one of your talks) Ces Balgos (we are schoolmates).

I pray all will be well with our mutual friend Cong. May PCIJ prosper and live long.


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Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Use the Right Channels of Protest


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Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Professional Networking for Fine Artists: A Lesson Plan

May 7, 2014 University of Santo Tomas 11:00 AM

Objectives:


At the end of one hour, fine artists are expected to

1. Determine their public relations objectives

2. Maximize Facebook as the platform for professional networking

3. Capitalize daily on the skills for producing PR materials

  • Writing
  • Drawing/Painting
  • Photography
  • Videography

4. Evaluate and proceed to build subscriber base

Methodology:


Lecture/Discussion

  • WHAT IS YOUR GOAL AS AN ARTIST?
  • HOW CAN FACEBOOK HELP YOU ATTAIN THOSE GOALS?
  • HOW DO YOU DAILY CAPITALIZE ON YOUR SKILLS?
  • HOW DO YOU GROW YOUR SUBSCRIBER BASE?

Rom Cumagun Experience

MAXIMIZING TIMELINES

Isabel Crowley Thank you for this link. University of Santo Tomas College of Fine Arts and Design gives me a chance to demo teach today at 11am;Anthony Francisco Roli Castro Ng both gifted with tools of film have invited me make independent films with them; requesting a prayer for wisdom: that I may be an effective teacher and maker of cinema. Thank you.


MAXIMIZING THE SCREENSHOT


When do I pass the test?

My apologies Imee Navarro EQAcademy Mikki Abrazado @Air Sports Adventure Philippines, It's more fun in the Philippines @Saranggani ParaglideSaranggani, Davao, Philippines for the delay in the video blog upload.

Meeting Philam Life and General Insurance Company Unit Manager Aning Briones tomorrow to follow up on my query regarding feasibility of insuring paragliders.

Seeking the help of Final Cut Pro X Compressor iMovie Romel Sardea Jay Sioson Raul Clemente — feeling tired with Mikki Abrazado and 12 othersat romcumagunmedianewsonlinecom.



MAXIMIZING THE PHOTO ALBUM



MAXIMIZING CREATIVE WRITING, PHOTOGRAPHY AND GRAPHIC DESIGN




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Posted by Rom Cumagun · May 4 · EditedAlbum: Public
I am not afraid even if the wind takes me to dangerous heights; I am assured that you're at my back when i take off, glide and land. More importantly, I know you will not leave me until I have mastered the skill and mustered the courage to soar on my own. EQAcademyromcumagunmedianewsonlinecom Rom Cumagun's Students (Formal & Informal) Past, Present & Future — withAriel Marundan and 9 others.


MAXIMIZING AUDIO


THE CAREGIVER AND THE IDIOT

MAXIMIZING FRIENDS


JOEY AYALA WITH ROM CUMAGUN
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtGMJR_FnYBN17vZzG8MPcQh0w7YUw-O

Notes


Philippine Global Entertainment Connection https://www.facebook.com/groups/PhilGlobalEntertainmentconnection/

Prose and Poetry Global

Art Information Exchange

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Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Responding To An Acting Audition Call

Dear Maya

I am interested in auditioning for 

HUSBAND

• Pinoy male in his late 30s to mid 40s.

• Tall, macho, really masculine looking

• Looks naughty/pilyo the kind that you would not think will listen to what his wife tells him to do. May be a mestizo, moreno, chinito or Pinoy-looking actor.


CASTING BRIEF FOR A TVC production – 

Theater / indie film actors preferred. Please call Maya Ambalada Roldan at 0917 5204322 or email her at maya.roldan@yr.com.


The profile fits me perfectly and I'm quite certain that if you use my talent, the TVC will be extremely effective:

1. I am a husband (and father) in real life.

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2. Pinoy male looks his late 30s to mid 40s although 48 in reality

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3. Tall (if you compare with the my friend, Ronnie Merino, who is 5 ft 3.99 inches













5. Really Masculine Looking (watch me climb a mountain)



6. Looks naughty/pilyo the kind that you would not think will listen to what his wife tells him to do (see me with my friends who influenced me to be naughty/pilyo)

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7. May be mestizo (proof is my face that blushes pink every time I do a scene with an adorable celebrity)


8. Moreno (Marilou Diaz-Abaya had a difficult time choosing Cesar Montano over me when she casted him as Jose Rizal)


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9. Chinito (Sir Chief is actually a character paying homage to Sir Rom

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Compare the classic Pinoy looks of me and Manny Pacquiao when we endorsed Pizza Hut.




11. Theater/Indie Film Actor (Always watching movies and plays in the theater but "indie" pa nakakakuha ng acting break")


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Sincerely Rom Cumagun


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