Convert
Fahrenheit
to Celsius (Another
Homemade Javascript
Program by
Yours Truly.)
If you're new in New York (or the
U.S.) you must be more familiar with temperatures
in Celsius. Enter the fahrenheit in
the box and click "Celsius"
Some food for thought:
For better spiritual results, use
your Faith or Religion as
you would
your own computer.
Just click on the prescribed buttons
and keys without question. Meaning, just follow whatever prayer format or
rituals are required.
They have been known to work...
(Now, when you really think
about it, do you usually want to know the scripts and codes the programmer
wrote for this application? No, right?
So long as it works).
So, there... |
My
Other Articles:
 My
Monthly Column in "The Filipino Catholic" A
monthly newspaper originally catering to the New York and Northeastern
states, but now finds readers in Canada and the Pacific coast as well.
My first article was in October 1999, taking to task the folly
and the lack of Faith by the Y2K Doomsayers then.
I have since continued to write monthly columns for this newspaper.- Bonsai-It-Yourself
A simple tutorial on how to make your own bonsai, without
spending a fortune.
- Bonsai:
A Quiet Retreat for City Folks Some tips on caring for
bonsai in city homes, especially where it gets cold in winter.
- Some
NY poems I've been known to write really odd poetry,
but these are traditional. In 1984, I was new in New York and needed
to do a lot of driving around the city as part of my job. So I wrote
poems about the city's better-know thoroughfares. In
March 2001, one of my poems, entitled Ode to the East River Road,
was selected for publication in the book An Eternity of Bliss,
The International Library of Poetry (ISBN:0-7951-5017-2)
- Inspirationals
Some thoughts about prayer, miracles, and all that stuff.
Add your own if you wish.
My Other
Works and Interests:
- Paintings
Some oil paintings done in NYC but of the old country; a
trip into nostalgia-land.
- Stamp
Collections The subject of the contest above. Stamps
used in the Philippines when it was still a territory of the United
States.
- Crossword
A crossword puzzle with a New York twist. Find out how much
you know of New York City. (It's not yet interactive but you can print
it off and work on it offline).
- Favorite
Recipes These are dishes that I, a totally non-culinary,
could cook. The first recipes are for Adobo (a Philippine dish)
and Corned Beef and Cabbage(an Irish dish). I'm presently working
on a few of my other favorites like Lobster/Shrimp on Scallion
(a Chinese dish), Sukiyaki (Japanese) and a special meaty Spaghetti
Sauce (Italian).
- Manhattan
Address Locator Do you want to know where an address
in Manhattan might be located? Is it Downtown or Midtown? With this
Javascript program that I made, it will be just a click of the button.
Try it.
- Family
Album
- My
other homepage Basically a family picture gallery
Extra-curriculars
and Interesting Links
Special mention is made of ALSPEM's
homepage - an association of the local staff of Missions (Embassies) to
the U.N. and of Ben Gonzales' paper sculpture
- ALSPEM
The Association of the Local Staff of Permanent Missions
to the United Nations, for which I held the office of President from
1994 to 2000.
- Gupit-GupitA
unique form of art developed by Prof. Ben Gonzales, where a 3D
figure is created by cutting up and folding a single piece of paper
(paper sculpture, not origami).
- Arjaypee
Music Web site of Raymund (Nonong) Palmares, accomplished
musical director, arranger, conductor, piano and vocal mentor, and a
person of many other artistic talents. He has provided us with some
background music and, most importantly (to me), he is the son of my
cousin.
- De
La Salle University My old Alma Mater in Manila - the
university system publication, Abut-Tanaw
and the alumni association newsletter Alumnews.
Incidentally, PC Computing Magazine chose the De La Salle University
Web site as one of the 1996 Best of the Web, along with only 12 other
universities worldwide.
- WebArt
Access Works by a French
modern surrealist, Yvonne Cayrel, whose website I designed on
commission from his agent Anouchka Eichmann, a family friend. This is
my first official work as Web Design & Internet Consultant, completed
in April,1998.
- Web
Arts & Stuff, NY An
online store for marketing Yvone Cayrel's paintings.
- Andrew
Begg - Photography Andrew
Begg, a young New Zealand diplomat, took these incredible shots
of New York during his 3-month assignment here in New York in late 1999.
- Vivian
Wong - Textile/Ceramics Design Vivian
Wong, a recent immigrant from China, brings with her the traditional
skills of creating graphic arts—with brush, pen, paint and ink. Here
she proves to us how amazing, and infinitely more beautiful, are works
that are created manually, with loving care, and with such attention
to details. Vivian, her husband John, and daughter Kim are family friends.
And finally, this home page
won't be complete without its own search engine. So here's...LYCOS
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This
little bouncy guy must be so happy we were interviewed and featured in the
TV show "Wall Street Journal Report" last November 1997 and then
again in February 1998. The same show, a report about building Web sites,
was simultaneously broadcast nationwide on CBS and other syndicated
channels.
since 9/9/96. Thanks for the visit and
come again later. 