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YEAR 2

ON COURT, OFF COURT (YEAR 2.0) by JA Conde

Time passes by, for real. It’s time to go farther. After two years, my doubters proved me wrong, yes I had rough start, but I made a point to be updated with each and everyone of you by improving my writing skills and giving you the latest news yet. How far I’ve gone!

It all started one night in 28th of August 2008, when I registered an account here and so the rest is history. Prior to this, I had a Blogspot account which was a failure, until I thought of using this. My blog here was first titled Inside the Court, but fears of a lawsuit forced me to change title in late December the same year and it is still used up to this day. At first, I failed to get the attention of the readers, but when I made an entry on current DLSU assistant coach Jack Santiago and Basketball commentator Mico Halili, my blog started to get immense popularity among students, bloggers, and PExers (whom I’ll give a credit to my success). And throughout the two years, I also had ups and downs after my success with my entry on Jack Santiago.

Generally, I sometimes fail to give my readers an update yet I still did my best by exploring different ways to catch the attention of the readers. And  one more thing that I failed in writing is not writing it a few hours after, instead, I’ll write it a few days. I admit I’m not really a sportswriter, but an aspirant, I’m also sometimes busy, getting busy with other works like computer works and school , so that’s why I usually write some articles in a few days or in a few times, a few weeks. Now, throughout my two years here, many competitors began creating a blog (even mine was a moderate success) and they’ve succeeded me, maybe because they’re older and more obsessed on blogging than me. I guess they just got their right time to be popular. I admit I sometimes feel bad when a blog succeeds my blog, e.g a blog of this sportswriter succeeded me, that made me feel bad. Alright, I’ll do my best, for real, in this year.

Don’t get me wrong, even if this wasn’t really successful, this blog is like my journal, and I always get better as times evolves. I would like to thank to the people who’ve made my blog successful, my loyal readers, and my classmate for giving me an opportunity to join here (She had her WordPress account a few months prior to me). Hindi naman kita ginagaya eh, wala lang curious lang ako. Happy Anniversary to me!

More updates to come! Miss Universe and Rolando Mendoza, up next!

JAC

08.26.10

KIXNATION!

http://kixnation.tumblr.com

My Tumblr account is finally up! This blog contains the latest in kicks, and watch out, this blog will make your day! Literally. Street culture rules.

BACK IN A VENGEANCE!

It has been over a month since not appearing here. Blame the technical problems and the Typhoon happening today. Watch out for my next articles on UAAP.

So keep on track guys!

ON COURT, OFF COURT’S 1ST YEAR!

THE O2

(LATE POST. Sorry for not posting this )

by JA Conde

Yeah! This blog is already on it’s first year! Ever since the blog created, it has evolved, from an upstart blog on Basketball’s latest scene to a must-read blog today! You got it, from Inside the Court to On Court, Off Court, that’s how I speak my game. I write to show freedom. And I would like to thank my sportwriting influences such as this guy and my former classmate, who did not stop supporting me from writing, and I have evolved.

End.

MY OTHER BLOG

If some opinions and something new is happening to my world, then please check this site:

http://pepman.blogspot.com

Salamat!

TAPOS NA ANG ARAW!

(Photo credits from Celine Arevalo)

ni Jose Antonio A. Conde

2003-2009
6 na taong sinusubaybayan ni Bb. Jacob.
Magmula sa 20 na estudyante
May mga umalis, may nadagdag
Hanggang sa maging 13 na lang
Sama-sama tayong lahat!

Kahit anong kulitan
Magmula asaran hanggang iyakan
O di kaya problema sa pantawag
Keri lang yan, dude.

Basta the best ang batch namin!
Kahit anong mangyari
Kahit sabihin pa ng iba na nakakainis kami
Closely-knit kami dito

Magmula June ng 2003 hanggang ika-26 na araw ng Marso
It must be the end of an era.
Maraming estudyante magmula sa
Maliit na barangay na Kapitolyo
Oks na oks pa rin kami dito!

Pasalamat tayo sa tao nagsuporta sa atin.
From our parents to our teachers.
Bilangin mo na.

Thanks for the memories!
Congratulations WEFI Batch 2009!
The Class: (w/ HS)
BOYS
AMORA, Lois
CONDE, Jose Antonio A.- OB Montessori School Greenhills
GUSI, Victor S.- Good Shepherd School
NERA, Joshua Alexander M.- St. Mary’s College (Makati)
QUIBOLOY, Ryan Jeffrey S.
TAMBONGCO, Juan Rafel G.
VALENTON, Josell O.- Reedley International School
VIZMONTE, Ramil Carlo T.

GIRLS
AREVALO, Celine Veronica D.- Assumpition Antipolo
MALLILLIN, Rena S.- Mandaluyong Science HS
MEDINA, Regina Victoria B.- St. Paul College of Pasig
MINA, Daphne Marie S.- Pasig Science HS
STA. ANA, Aina Jenica M.- St. Paul College of Pasig

ADVISER: TEACHER VIOLETA A. JACOB

Let’s Get Physical! (Version 1.5)

by Jose Antonio A. Conde

Definitely, we should have a good life. Yet let’s give it a brief time to make out lives balanced. How? By having good excercise. Some of the things that we do during exercise time, let’s say push-up, jumping jacks, and using some equipment like hula hoops, sports balls, and sticks. Those things are called Calisthenics.

Calisthenics form a category of physical exercises closely related to, but not a part of, gymnastics. The name of the discipline is Greek in origin, a combination of the words kalos, ‘beautiful’ and sthénos, ’strength’. Well, indeed, that’s calisthenics.

Different countries have different kinds of  their set of caltisthenics. Most notably, excercise is involved. Anything about it. From running to jumping to stretching. Calisthenics also use some equipments like hula hoop, flags, towel, and others.

In celebration to our 23rd Foundation Day, all the students of the WEFI are going to demonstrate some of the things we do during excercise time. Here’s a brief list on what my fellow students are going to use:

Prepratory- Ring

Multilevel 1 and 2-

Flags Grade 1- Stick

Grade 2- Balls

Grade 3- Ribbon

Grade 4 and 5- Pompoms

Grade 6- Hula Hoop

Expect those would be fantastic. Ditto with the steps and the amazing music! Yet they are long, they are amazing, baby! Actually, each levels have their own banner, and also their own presentation. As today, I am here to present to you the winners for the Field Demonstration:

Best Banner- Pre-School (Colorful!)

Best Presentation- Grade 4 and 5 (Pompoms)

2nd: Grade 6

3rd: Grade 2

Well, I guess some of my schoolmates are tired doing this.  But doing this is really amazing and makes every person active and happy. So, come on, let’s get physical! Indeed!

Attention!

by Jose Antonio A. Conde

Contributor

What’s in a scout? It can teach us good moral values and traits. As our school interprets that, last January 29 and 30, our school had its own annual camping.

As usual, we would start the day becoming responsible by doing some neither props or “team banners”. Creativity is the path during that time.  Aside from showing our skills on arts, we would also share our talents by becoming quick and smart. We should follow our good and moral patrol leaders.

At night, a talent show was helded, six groups made their best on dancing different kinds of music and on how to act like a movie actor. Furthermore, that night for every student was really amazing.

By the way, here are the awardees for the respective groups:

Bughawan

Pepeton Conde: Model Scout of the Year

Best in Commercial

Best in Knot Tying

3rd Place- Dancing Contest

Luntian

2nd Place- Dancing Contest

Victor Gusi: Best Assistant Leader of the Year

Dilawan

1st Place- Dancing Contest

Best in Patrol Making

Best Overall Patrol

Juan Rafael Tambongco: Patrol Leader of the Year

Attention! Let’s remember that every citizen should be good models.

Here’s The Man In The Huddle! Welcome….

Hi guys!

My name is Pepeton Conde and I am a sportswriter wannabe.This is my site and I hope it touches every basketball fan and for others to appreaciate it. I hope you understand this. Thanks!\

– The Man in the Hudle

August, 26, 2008