Abusing Web: Effect of depression

Is it right to abuse the use of the WEB? many people uses the web in a wrong way

Some may used it for the business and personal communication with friends and family.

But in some way, people who experience depression can used the web to hurt people and be able to invade each person's privacy.  One of the ABC TV show segment called "Real State Roulette: ABC 2020"featured the episode: Couple lives in fear after buying new house.

 As couple, Janice and Jerry purchased the new dream house, they are unaware of the danger ahead of them.  Cathy Row, in the first place also wanted the house but have no capacity to avail it, so when she knew that her dream house has new owner, she did every thing to scared the new owner. She used the internet to post in the web House for sale.  Janice and Jerry alarmed with what is happening.

Each week, different things happen.  Janice found out that her picture is in the internet asking somebody to have good time with her when her husband is around.  But it was Cathy Row doing the exchange of emails and conversation in lame.

Cathy Row, grab the opportunity of many occasions to destroy the new couple lives in the house, so they move out and have the house herself and wont let go of the house.

Because of this, couple decided to ask for help of the authority. They traced the source of the email and found out that they been a victim invasion of privacy and cyber crime attacks

When the authority learn about the situation of Cathy Row, they give her a 1 year home confinement and 5 years of probation.  And with legal proceedings, she said sorry to the couple and promise not to harm them anymore.

In the  Cathy Row, buy new house 1 mile away to the house of Janice and Jerry.  She lost her job and have the full responsibility to her daughter with hundreds of medical appointment that makes her depressed, also she have restless night and lack of sleep that cause him to do the lawful things.

Week Of Prayer (WOP2017): 10th Session

The Week of Prayer (WOP2017) this year was really great in overall production, starting from the first session on Monday morning until the culmination on Sabbath Service. But on Friday, being the last session of the week, was the most busy session of all.

All of the participants are gathered already for the preparation of the last session of the week that will start within a few minutes.  Friday afternoon session started the singing inspiration at exactly 7:30pm. It was led by song leaders JC Danauto, Neil Austria, and James Ajoc as music committee head of the Week of Prayer (WOP2017).

After the Opening Prayer rendered by Sweet Ougis, the College of Arts and Humanities (CAH) participated the Week of Prayer (WOP2017) by singing the song "Contemplation on Psalms 8", served as the Musical Offering before the teleprompter give time to the speaker.

The speaker was Erwin Geronimo, a third year AB Theology student, enter the center of the stage after the musical offering. The speaker talks about trusting in God: a complete surrender and trust that will lead you to solve the problem you are facing in your daily life.  

"It was my first time to speak in front of many people..." said Erwin, AB Theology student

While the speaker is having a hard time expressing his words on making an appeal, the people responded positively! Few of the students went to the front to accept the call for baptism of the Week of Prayer.

(Video to be upload here... please stay tune)

The overall program was amazing according to the congregation and they are all blessed all throughout this Week of Prayer.

WSA Acquaintance Night

The Working Student Association (WSA) Acquaintance Night successfully finished with good feedback from the member of the group, all of the attendees were satisfied with the overall program.

Despite three consecutive rejection from the Student Services Office, the Working Student Association (WSA) Officers were eager to push the long-awaited program.

Finally, after months of hardship, the Working Student Acquaintance is realized and almost 350 working student attended the program.

After the program, the working student officers feel exhausted but rewarding because they executed the program accordingly.

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Jero Adanza
March 27, 199*
Acacia Residence Hall, AUP Campus, Puting Kahoy, Silang, Cavite
4118
Philippines

09120412873
jeromeadanza123@gmail.com

Work History

Layout Artist
AUP-Community Extension Services Center
April 2012-Present

• Achieved photoshop workshop by Fine Arts Department
• Implemented marketing strategies which resulted in 12% growth of customer base.
• Initiated two key partnerships which resulted in 54% revenue growth.
• Developed new process for employee evaluation which resulted in marked performance improvements.
• Worked directly with Administration to achieve Autonomous Status.
• Researched and updated all required materials needed for firm and partners.
• Obtained documents, clearances, certificates and approvals from local, state and federal agencies.

Skills

• Project management
• Team liaison
• Budgeting and finance
• Data management
• Risk management processes and analysis

 Education Background

Binulasan Elementary School
2004

Binulasan Integrated School
2008

BS Development Communication
2020

Accomplishements

• Effective Communication
  Followed up and kept track of expected orders from the court and correspondence from opposing attorneys.
• Creative Problem Solving:
  Resolved product issue through consumer testing.
• Reporting
  Documented and resolved Environmental Communication which led to social change and cultural behavior.
• Project Development
  Collaborated with team of Save paper, save money, save forest in the development of Development communication class project.

Day of Protest: Declaration of Duterte

(Educational Purposes only!)

Controversy about Martial Law has been circulated in the media for many months already, and issues over the people that the President Duterte will sooner declare another martial law in his term.

Lately this month, people were again alarmed of the declaration that President Duterte has been announcing to the public.

“September 21 is not a holiday. I have declared it as a “Day of Protest.” Lahat ng gustong mag-protesta laban sa gobyerno, laban sa pulis, sa military o lahat, magbabaan kayo diyan, mag-protesta kami (All those who want to protest against the government, against the police, military or everyone. You all come down and conduct a protest action),” Duterte told reporters during a chance interview after his visit to the wake of a slain policeman in Caloocan City. (http://www.interaksyon.com/duterte-says-sept-21-is-a-day-of-protest-but-no-official-palace-advisory-yet-on-class-work-suspension/)

He said that September 21 will be the free day to protest for those who want,  whatever your stand will be.  You may join the 1 day allocated free protest day.  The police officers will not banned you to do protest but make sure you will not override the law.

So the question here, is everybody knows about this matter? or are they aware of what will happen tomorrow?

Here are some insight from the public. (please watch the video)

"Para sakin, hindi (hindi agree na mayroong 1 day protest) kasi "martial law" yung nakikita ko sa balita, ang saklap nong mga nanyayari, thou mayrong mga positive side, more on kasi makikita natin ay ang negative side" said Imarie Machete, BSEd English student of Adventist University of the Philippines.

"Actually napakingan ko sya sa TV,  na walang pasok, hindi ko alam kong bakit tapos nong napakingan ko, parang may rally, pwde mag rally. Pero hindi ko alam kong about saan ang rally, kaya naguluhan ako..." said Imarie Machete, BSEd English student of Adventist University of the Philippines.

"Alam ko (ang issue about dito), pero hindi ko alam kong ano ang "deniclare" said Fred, BS Accountancy student of Adventist University of the Philippines.

"Hindi naman sa ina-ano ko kung desisyon ng ating Presidente, pero disagree ako dun" said John Mark Eupalao, BS Management student of Adventist University of the Philippines.

Many people we asked about this matter does not have enough information about the declaration of President Duterte.  One of the AUP faculty said that, she do not care about the declaration of free protest day, because she is not affected.

Moreover, most of the students of the Adventist University of the Philippines do not want to get involve about this issue, as long as they live peacefully they are all okey!

"Thank you for dropping by, please do share because sharing is kind"

--Jologs Adan

Adventist University of the Philippines (AUP) Model House: Mushroom Production

By Rolyn A. Cadalig

It was as a long cherish dream to establish a mushroom production-training center here at Adventist University of the Philippines (AUP) campus.

The Mushroom Model House in AUP.

Its aim is to help nearby communities to learn and be equipped with skills on how to produce mushroom by themselves for additional sustainable livelihood project for the community aside from having organic gardening in their respective houses.

AUP-Community Extension Service (CES) office enthusiastically started by attending seminar workshop and also visited mushroom house at Silang, Cavite. Good working relationship with the Department of Agriculture motivated CES staff to commence mushroom production with the present resources the University has.

Potluck at Cadalig Residence after visiting the
Mushroom House.

September 23, 2015. Under the leadership of ma’am Adelaida Poblete, Silang agriculturist visited AUP mushroom house to see if everything is in place and also to approve if the assigned place fits the production. After their visit they were happy to tell us that it is commendable to pursue this project.

Ma'am Rolyn Cadalig prepared food for
the visitors and staff.

After attending the once a week Integrated Crop Management field schooling program for 16 weeks at Hoyo, learning on how to grow an organic garden motivated graduates of this schooling to add another sustainable livelihood which is related to gardening and this is Mushroom Production, that is why today, they took the opportunity to visit AUP mushroom model house together with Silang  Department of Agriculture (DA) team.

Barangay Hoyo participants, Eugine, Jorie and Jecjec were willing to prepare the dark room for mushroom, placing all the necessary materials to be used for the fruiting bags.  After everything was put in place, screens were nailed along the walls to protect insects in coming inside. Praise God for job well done! May this be the start of a promising sustainable livelihood for AUP’s partner community.

The Department of Agriculture and Barangay Hoyo participants.

List of Attendance:

Silang Department of Agriculture:

• Adelaida Poblete
• Lilia Montoya
• Jeff Belamide
• Allan Talay
• Elma Giron
• Eddie
• Mr. Quevas

Hoyo participants

• Eugene Casalme
• Elenita Videna
• Yolanda Ramos
• Merly Enriquez
• Jori Robio
• Tresita Taguba

CES Staff

•       Eunice M. Carpizo
•       Rolyn A. Cadalig
•       Jerome Adanza

AUP SSO staff

• Samuel Casel

Total : 18

AUP-CES Center Free Operation Tuli Program

By Jero Adan

The Community Extension Services Center (CES Center) of the Adventist University of the Philippines (AUP) in collaboration with the College of Nursing (CON) and AUP-Health Service Department conducted an annual “Free Operation Tuli” program for Barangay Hoyo children and other nearby community as well.

The goal of this program is to offer a free circumcision service to the partner and nearby community who does not have the capacity to pay for such service. Circumcision or the “Free Operation Tuli” is usually done during summer time for the reason that children are having their long vacation and have no regular classes.  

Through the leadership of Mrs. Eunice M. Carpizo— CES Director, everything is plan and coordinated for good outcome of the said program, with the help of Mrs. Rolyn Cadalig— CES Assistant Director, who initiate the communication to the barangay and other possible matters that will help the program flow effortlessly.

Last summer—May 20, 2015, there are 13 brave little boys who benefited with the program known as “Free Operation Tuli” every parents are so busy convincing their children to be calm and relax to undergo circumcision.

The boys are waiting for their turn to be circumcise.

“Anak! Wag kang mag-alala, hindi yan masakit. Parang kagat lang yan ng langgam”, farmer also corn vendor Victor, said to his son. 

Other children are so hesitant to go for circumcision that day, you can see it in their cute little eyes that they are afraid, but most of them are courageous enough to do it without fear because of the bullying problem in their schools. Most of them are teasing with the other children, who do not yet circumcision, so they go with it.

Dr. Butch Garcia--the surgeon, assisted by the Health Service staff and nurse, while doing the circumcision.

   “Magpapatuli talaga ako kasi pagdating ng pasukan, lulukuhin nanaman ako ng mga kaklase ko na hindi pa tuli kahit na malaki na ako”, Grade six student John-john, said.

Happy to serve the children while doing the operation.

The program would not be successful without the help of the dedicated faculty and staff of the AUP-CES Center, College Of Nursing, and Health Service Department also known as the AUP Clinic. 

There are 1 surgeon who render his free service for the community people, 7 nurse and 2 assisting staff willingly volunteer themselves to be part of the program. The following are details:

1. Garcia, Butch   -----------------------------     Surgeon
2. Monet Rejuso---------------------------          Head Nurse
3. Manalili, Marcelino ----------------------         Nurse          
4. Francisco, Helen  --------------------------      Pharmacist                     
5. Jael, Susy        ------------------------------    Dean, CON
6. Caagbay, Raymond   ----------------------      CON Level 1 chair
7. Carpizo, Eunice         ----------------------     CES Director, nurse 
8. Cadalig, Rolyn          -----------------------    CES Staff, nurse 
9. Menalie P. Parulan   ---------------------        Staff Nurse 
10. Luz Topaz      -----------------------------       Staff 
11. ZenaidaDano ----------------------------         Staff

Feel free to comment here! For more details please visit CES Center at the Administration Building, AUP Campus. You may call at 541-1112 local 318.