Who Said This?
Is it
a. Cheech
b. Chong
c. Choy
d. Tim Leary
e. Harry Pothead
f. George W. Bush
g. Abe Lincoln
h. Barack O
i. Ali
Answer at the comment
travels, travails and troubles of being a Baguio boy
The Cultural Center of the Philippines is pleased to announce the 2009 Thirteen Artists Awardees. The artists who will be receiving the award and will present new works in the exhibit at the CCP Main Gallery on July 9, 2009 are: 1. Buen Calubayan 2. Christina Dy 3. Don Djerassi Dalmacio 4. Patty Eustaquio 5. Kawayan de Guia 6. Winner Jumalon 7. Raquel de Loyola 8. Raya Martin 9. Iggy Rodriguez 10. Don Salubayba 11. Jaypee Samson 12. Pamela Yan 13. MM Yu
The artists were unanimously chosen by jurors Eileen Legaspi-Ramirez, Lao Lianben and Mark Justiniani.
1. Steven Spielberg
2. Peter Jackson
3. Martin Scorsese
4. Christopher Nolan
5. Steven Soderbergh
6. Ridley Scott
7. Quentin Tarantino
8. Michael Mann
9. James Cameron
10. Joel and Ethan Coen
11. Guillermo del Toro
12. David Fincher
13. Tim Burton
14. Judd Apatow
15. Sam Raimi
16. Zack Snyder
17. Darren Aronofsky
18. Danny Boyle
19. Clint Eastwood
20. Ron Howard
21. Ang Lee
22. Paul Thomas Anderson
23. Paul Greengrass
24. Pedro Almodóvar
25. Jon Favreau
26. Woody Allen
27. Brad Bird
28. David Cronenberg
29. Sofia Coppola
30. Bryan Singer
31. Sam Mendes
32. Mel Gibson
33. The Wachowski Bros.
34. J.J. Abrams
35. Alfonso Cuaron
36. Hayao Miyazaki
37. Mike Leigh
38. Oliver Stone
39. Roman Polanski
40. Spike Jonze
41. Richard Linklater
42. Spike Lee
43. David Lynch
44. Wong Kar-Wai
45. Wes Anderson
46. Mira Nair
47. Andrew Stanton
48. Michael Moore
49. Mary Harron
50. Sidney Lumet
Then Entertainment Weekly thinks you are not a great director. And if you're great, you're dead. Oh crap
Saying that "there is no reason only poor people should be
infected" with malaria, Bill Gates opened a jar full of
mosquitoes in front of a crowd of wealthy, influential
attendees at the invitation-only Technology Entertainment
Design (TED) conference in California. Gates later
admitted that the mosquitoes were free of the disease.
Tell your story to the world by participating in a monthly Global Short Story Competition, which is designed to attract writers worldwide. Deadline: end of each month.
Entries on any theme must be no more than 2,000 words and be written in English. There is a UK£5 (about US$7.50) entry fee per story. Each month a winning story receives a cash prize of UK£100 (about US$150) and is published on the contest’s Web site. At the end of 12 months, each winner will be considered for an annual cash prize.
The contest is supported by the Darlington Arts Centre in England.
To learn more or submit an entry, visit http://www.globalshortstories.net/index.html.
The activity is envisioned to be an opportunity to promote the use of Pangasinan as a medium of literary/creative writing.
Professor F. Sionil Jose will give the keynote speech on "Creative Writing: Towards the Enrichment of Pangasinan and Ilocano Literature."
The Writers’ Conference speakers and discussion topics will be:
The Writers' Conference will be held in the University Library (3rd Flr., Administration Building) on February 11, 2009, 8:30 a.m.
For more info, email the University of Pangasinan Language Institute (UPLI) at uoplanguageinst@yahoo.com.