I watched the Ateneo-DLSU game at the Araneta Center with my sister Faith last week. Sadly we were really late (but at least the tickets were free) and we only reached like the last 4 minutes of the game. Sucks eh? Anyway, I just wanted to share with you guys a video that I got which really shows a sharp comparison on the Ateneo and DLSU crowds. Since Ateneo was winning, you’ll see here everyone in blue jumping up and down. As I pan the camera to the side, you’ll see the DLSU crowd really silent on their seats. Check it out - it’s only a 19 second vid so it won’t take long to stream.

Some more pictures of the event after the jump. (more…)

This video on Youtube has a whooping 25,000,000 views. It’s a clip from a talent show in the US called America’s Got Talent. A married couple performs a magic act called the “Quick Change”. It’s really one of the most fascinating things I’ve ever seen and I don’t have a clue as how they do it. Hope you guys enjoy the video! Cheers!

Couldn’t resist writing about this because I watched the 2007 Video Music Awards (VMA) and how Britney Spears literally bombed her comeback. Her energy level then was low and she literally left all of her peers and fans wondering if she was on drugs when she performed that night. I don’t know if this is good or bad news but apparently she’s going to make another attempt at stardom. I found a video of her supposedly rehearsing for the 2008 VMAs. What’s good to note here is that this time around it looks like she’s in good condition to perform.

I’ve always believed that gamers are critical thinkers - mainly because they spend a lot of time analyzing and perfecting builds and strategies for their characters in games. It’s very interesting how deep talking to a gamer can be - and in my job I talk to hundreds, if not thousands of them every year. I’ve been thinking for a long time already on how I can marry my passion for gaming with politics, and I had this idea that I implemented in my other blog, Waukster Online, which is primarily about online games in the Philippines. It’s basically called the “Gamer’s Pulse”, a post asking all of the gamer readers to post their comments about the issue that I raised. Suffice to say, I am very happy with the results. I started things off with this question - do you, as gamers, still give a damn about the 2010 Presidential elections? (more…)