Linggo, Marso 4, 2012

Why being a “torpe” will never work


But first things first, what’s a “torpe” anyway? For the guys out there who didn’t grow up in the Philippines, “torpe” is the term used to describe a guy, who is so in love with a girl but is too shy to admit his feelings for her. So why will it not work? Here are the major reasons why:
1. Women don’t make the first move
You could wish all you want that she’d be the one to make the first move but this is unlikely to happen especially in the Philippines where girls who make the first move are branded as flirty. That’s a fact!
2. Women don’t know what’s in your mind
I used to have a female friend who likes this guy. Now this guy is also my friend and I know that he likes her too. What’s the problem? Well he’s “torpe” and couldn’t even look at the girl straight in the eye. And guess what? Nothing happened between the two of them.
3. Women hate mind games
That’s right. Women also hate mind games the way we do. They hate guessing how you feel for her in the same way that we hate guessing what she feels. You can give all the hints that you like her (e.g. touching her hand, saying sweet compliments) but this will be of no use unless you tell her exactly how you really feel.
To prove this, I’ve read somewhere over the Internet that lots of women are searching Google for the phrase “How to tell if a guy likes you”. Well wouldn’t you feel terrible if the girl you like is the one searching Google for that? Remember: it’s only you who could give her the answer so better tell her how you feel before she loses interest in you.
4. Women want confidence, not shyness
Do you ever wonder why it’s a common notion that women like bad boys? It’s because bad boys have the confidence to admit their feelings towards women without fear of being rejected or so. After all, confidence is all that it really takes. If you get rejected, get over it and move forward.
I remember MYMP’s “Torpe Song #5″. It’s really a great song that describes what a torpe guy is really like. It gives the torpe guys the ego-booster needed.

Biyernes, Pebrero 17, 2012

Bataan Peninsula State University

I am Lloyd Ibasco i'm 19 years old and i'm studying on Bataan Peninsula State University Dinalupihan Campus in two years course of Associate in Computer Technology and

 "I AM PROUD TO BE PENINSULARES"



Vision
A university of excellence acknowledged in the country and the Asia-Pacific Region for quality graduates and knowledge responsive to socio-economic needs
Mission
Provide quality and relevant education that will develop highly qualified and competitive human resources responsive to national and regional development
Goals
  1. To provide quality, responsive and relevant education that will produce highly qualified and competitive graduates
  2. To generate and disseminate appropriate knowledge and technologies that will promote sustainable resource development
  3. To help uplift the socio-economic conditions of rural and urban communities
  4. To develop harmonious and co-operative University-community relationships
  5. To enhance revenue generating capability towards self-reliance
  6. To achieve high level of competency and efficiency of entrepreneurial and auxiliary services



The Dinalupihan Campus
Strategically located along the intersections of Bataan, Olongapo City and Pampanga, the Dinalupihan Campus was originally known as the Bataan Teachers College (BTC), created in November 1988 through House Resolution 387.
In 1992 it was renamed Bataan College of Science and Technology (BCST) so that it would be able to offer courses other than Teacher Education. In 1995, Republic Act 7913 was passed into law converting the campus into a state college known as the Bataan State College (BSC), and integrating therewith the Bataan National Agricultural School (BNAS). The BCST/BTC was made the main campus of BSC, and BNAS a satellite campus.
On March 22, 2007, due to the integration of BSC into BPSU as per Republic Act 9403, the BSC’s main campus was renamed Dinalupihan Campus. Today, aside from its original teacher education courses, the Dinalupihan Campus is offering BS Nursing, BS Hotel and Restaurant Management, BS Civil Engineering, BS Electrical Engineering and Associate in Computer Technology.

Fast Facts
Year Established:1988 (House Resolution 387)
Year Converted into a State College:1995 (Republic Act 7913)
Year Integrated to BPSU :2007 (Republic Act 9403)
Land Area:1.3 hectares
Location :San Ramon, Dinalupihan, Bataan, Philippines
Campus’ Common Name:BTC
Enrollment (as of July 2010):1897 students
Faculty (as of July 2010):59 faculty
Staff (as of July 2010):34 staff
Fields of Specialization:Teacher Education
Campus Director:Dr. Maria Fe V. Roman


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