Mrs. Fatimar Macarona received the CBC-CLM from Dr. Ricardo M. de Lumen.
Participants from Region XI.
Source: http://smart.com.ph/SmartSchools/Gimmicks/WOTMMay2009Lupon.htm
The Province of Davao Oriental through Gov. Corazon Malanyaon has launched a tree planting campaign on June 22, 2009, 6:30am - 7:00am. Under the Million Trees Planting Campaign, people, communities, business and industry, civil society organizations and government employees of Davao Oriental participated in the said activity with the objective of planting trees along the highway from the boundary of Comval Province and Davao Oriental to the province of Boston, Davao Oriental. The campaign strongly encourages the planting of indigenous trees and trees that are appropriate to the local environment.
With the Swine Flu Outbreak, is it safe to travel?
Today's tip will help you to enjoy the quick and easy way to find lost files on your computer. Try to search a file with its file extensions (for example for word file, type *.doc, Excel *.xls, Acrobat *.pdf, *.ppt and *.exe for executable files. If you don't know the name of file but know that it contains a string of text then try to search for files containing specific text, type the text you want to find from any file or folder. This is time taking process but creates very precise result. In Look in, click the drive, folder, or network you want to search. To save time, always select the specified drive or location instead of whole computer.
To specify additional search criteria, click Search Options, and then click one or more of the following options to narrow your search:
1. Start Regedit
2. Go to HKey_Current_User \ Software\ Microsoft \Windows \
3. Current Version \ Policies \ Explorer
4. Right click on the right panel and add a New / DWORD
5. Name it NoDesktop
6. Give it a value of 1
7. Logoff or Reboot the computer
8. Now all icons are hidden on the desktop
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A stick figure is a very simple type of drawing made of lines and dots, often of the human form or other animals. In a stick figure, the head is represented by a circle, sometimes embellished with details such as eyes, mouth or crudely-scratched-out hair. The neck, arms, legs and stomach are all represented by straight lines (thus the name). The neck and torso are different parts of one straight line.
Stick figures are typically drawn by hand with a pen, pencil, marker or whatever is at hand. Graffiti of stick figures are found throughout history, often scratched with a sharp object on hard surfaces such as stone or concrete walls.
They are iconic and sketched with minimal detail. However, if one wanted to show emotion, simple additions can provide facial expressions, such as inward-pointing "eyebrows" showing anger, or widened "eyes" for fear, but many stick figures lack noses, mouths, or have no facial features displaying absent or ambiguous emotional expression.
Stick figures have proven effective as a source of advertising, entertainment and as a form of storyboarding and practice for film work. This is especially crucial for creating animatics, as a film special effects team is then able to visually display the outcome of a scene by using stick figures, but saving the money, time and effort that a completed shot would require.
This is a full-feature animated film that feature the story of an 11-year-old kid named Bubuy.
The story revolves around Bubuy who has to save his grandparents who were abducted and brought to the strange land called Elementalia, which is home to a host of strange creatures.
Quilao said the animated film is expected to become ready by October or November, a year after production started.
Thanks to digital technology, Quilao stressed that the production cost was a fraction of what Hollywood-based animated films would spend.
Dayo, which would roughly cost over $1 million, is the third full-feature animated movie in the country, Quilao said.
"We're not the first. Ibong Adarna and Urduja, which is set to come out in June, came out before ours," Quilao said. But he noted that Dayo is perhaps the first Filipino full-feature animated film that is an all-digital production.
From the storyboard to the editing, Dayo used digital animation technology. Traditional animation production involves artists drawing the action that would be animated on paper. Quilao said the animation of Dayo was all done digitally, with artists doing digital storyboards from the very start.
"But the drawing process is not automated. It is still drawn. Our technology, however, allows you to directly draw on screen. Thus we call it 'tra-digital' animation," he added.
The voice talents or actors behind Dayo are also Filipino. Filipino directors Peque Gallaga and Laurice Guillen are among the local voices featured in the animated film. Gallaga will be the voice behind the character Nano, while Guillen will play a diwata.
Voices of child stars Nash Aguas as Bubuy and Katrina "Hopia" Legaspi as Anna Manananggal are also featured in the animated film, along with comedian Michael V as Narsi, and actor Johnny Delgado as Anna's father.
Dayo is a production of local advertising company Cutting Edge Productions, which has been doing TV commercials among other projects.
source: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/infotech/view/20080520-137680/All-digital-Filipino-made-animated-film-due-November
First clear all the text from that icon
After
But if you want to remove the text of multiple icons, then repeat the above process with adding one extra ASCII code for second icon, (for example for second icon you type the 0160 twice and for third icon type 0160 three times with Alt key and so on).I never thought drawing realistic and cartoony would that be so difficult to do. I used to draw still figures during my younger years but I never tried drawing cartoony. I just learned that there are important elements to consider in drawing head construction and detailing. According to our instructors, the more messy our drawing is, the more we would be able to see the details of our drawing so we were not allowed to make erasures on our drawing. Below are some of the outputs I submitted during the Animation Training held at Kapitolyo National High School in Pasig City.
Part of our Animation Training at Kapitolyo National High School, Pasig City is to see the production of an Animation Project. We went to TOEI Animation Studio at Eastwood Mall in Libis.
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