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Archive for November, 2006

Different People, Different Views and A Party!

By Nico Yan On November 28, 2006 No Comments

Damn! I got a bad feedback from a client. But maybe its my fault, I didn’t went to their level of design. For me all my works are of professional value, but to my client its “cartoonish”. The first template took me more or less a week to prepare, design and prep for coding, And all that my client can say that its “cartoonish”. I’m abit insulted but its my error, I didn’t go to their level of understanding.

The 2nd template I passed was one of the cleaniest design I’ve made, but theres no feedback on that. I now learned that me and them are different. Ive never got problems with my past clients because they like the things I design. Theres a difference being a freelance web designer from a corporate web designer.

Anyways Im okey with their opinion, these won’t hold me down. I’ll gonna rise up and crash that belief that Im just a nobody.

“DUDE I ROCK!!” – Medabee

*sigh* I need to get good points from now or my probation period might shorten.

ANNOUNCEMENTS!!!

(For all Godfather and Godmother of my baby)

There will be a party these December 1 2006 at McDonalds

What: Cheska’s Party
When: Friday, December 1, 2006 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Where: McDonalds
Greenbelt 1 (near AIM)
Makati City, Manila   Philippines

Currently listening to: Pussycat Dolls – Buttons



Salutations!!

By Nico Yan On November 14, 2006 No Comments

Congratulation to Ronato “Calamba” Alcano for winning the 2006 World Pool Championship. We, your countrymen, are proud of you!!

Unseeded Ronato Alcano of the Philippines beat seventh-seed Ralf Souquet of Germany to bag the 2006 World Pool Championship crown and the US$100,000 winner’s purse.

The hometown crowd erupted in wild applause as underdog Alcano stunned Souquet with a 17-11 victory in his first World Pool finals appearance, broadcast live to millions of the sport’s fans around the world.

Alcano led most of the way to a clear victory over Souqet, the odds-on favourite to win after blazing his way to the finals, beating a tough line-up that included three Taiwanese players.



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