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Maya Certified Professional 2015

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We may have share of concerns these past few months, but here’s one good news that uplift our spirits. Our daughter passed the Maya Certification exam this week and now she is a Maya certified professional.

Congratulations, anak!

I was at the hospital when I received the good news. My daughter forwarded a portion of this email to me:

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I’m not a technical person so in order to understand what does an Autodesk Professional do to help my daughter in her future career. I’m copying some information from this site:

Certification
From academia and throughout your professional career, Autodesk provides educational resources—instructor-led, self-paced, or online training—and certification to help you stay competitive.

Competition for talent is fierce in today’s marketplace. Universities want to enroll the smartest, most committed students and equip them for professional success after they graduate. Employers want to attract and retain well-qualified, ambitious professionals who not only work hard, but also help them win new projects and gain industry recognition. Students and professionals just want to get ahead—and stay there.

Stand out with an Autodesk Certification
Earn an industry-recognized credential that helps prove your skill level and can get you hired.
Accelerate your professional development and help enhance your credibility and career success.
Validate your skills and join an elite team of Autodesk Certified professionals.
Display your Autodesk Certified certificate, use the Autodesk Certified logo, highlight your achievement and get noticed by listing your name in the Autodesk Certified Professionals database

Minsan ang Minahal ay Ako

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Seasoned singer Dulce sang this moving song at the necrological service for Mr. German Moreno (known in the showbiz industry as Kuya Germs). Ms. Dulce’s rendition was so emotional that it got me crying while listening to it (made me more emotional because I remember my cousin who passed away). Ms. Dulce’s voice was so powerful that not a lexicon reverb or instrument is needed in the venue to amplify her singing voice.

The song, Minsan ang Minahal ay Ako, was performed by Ms. Celeste Legaspi for The Musical “Katy”.

Positive thoughts for a fresh start

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“Don’t let tarot cards; superstition and fortune tellers dictate your lives.”

It’s actually an advice coming from an old friend of mine Fr. Glen Gomez, the spiritual director of the Christ the King Seminary in Quezon City.

I heard this radio program the other day where hosts are discussing about superstition in welcoming the New Year. We, Filipinos are known for adhering to some traditions handed from generation about celebrating the New Year observing typical practices such as collecting 12 round fruits, filling pockets with coins or jumping on New Year’s eve, for good luck. Not to mention our penchant to resort to soothsayers and tarot readers and the like at the end of the year.

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Fr. Glen said we resort to these things because we want to hear positive things about us. And the only positive thing about these beliefs is that we want to avoid bad things to happen to us.

But if Fr. Glen were to ask, he said that everything that we fervently wish is possible through prayers. Prayers and then action, he said. We should not cling on the material thing (tarot card, crystal ball) for power.

If we really want to start the New Year fresh, we should leave old and bad thoughts behind and entertain only positive things.

The human brain could entertain and process 60,000 new thoughts everyday. Instead of preoccupying our thoughts with superstition and gossip, we can create 60,000 positive thoughts (that’s Fr. Glen talking).

I’m not a prayerful person, but I intend to do that (fingers crossed) this year. Leave the old and bad thoughts and grudges behind and entertain only positive things for 2015.

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