The Las Piñas City Police Department continues to serve the local constituents by means of securing places, implementing rules and helping those who need assistance. Check out these recent media releases and pay close attention to the details written.
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On July 15, 2020, elements of Sub Station 1 under the supervision of PMAJ JOYLENE A BULAN, SS1 Commander and under the strong leadership of PCOL RODEL A PASTOR, OIC of Las Piñas City Police conducted Strict Implementation of Social Distancing, Mandatory Wearing of Facemask and Anti-Loitering which resulted apprehension of fiftteen (10) violators including six (6) minors and latter turned over to SS1 office for precautionary measure and verbal warning. Sitrep peaceful. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)On July 15, 2020, the above-mentioned SCADS personnel led by PCPT ERNIE B ORTEGA C, SCADS/PIO under the supervision of PCOL RODEL A PASTOR, OIC conducted Adopt an Indigent Family Program to a homeless person thru the Office of City Mayor led by Hon. Mayor Imelda T. Aguilar. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)On July 15, 2020, the above-mentioned SCADS personnel led by PCPT ERNIE B ORTEGA C, SCADS/PIO under the supervision of PCOL RODEL A PASTOR, OIC conducted ugnayan/dialogue with Imam Jawar A. Bukharie White Mosque Samata Village, Imam Nurainah L. Bukharie, President Muslim Christian Federation, Moonwalk together with Hadja Samira I Tasil, President, Muslim Christian President, Samata re: Eid al’Adha Celebration/Anti-Terrorism/Anti-Terrorism Bill held at the said venue. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)
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Wrapping up the details after the end of a major crossover is undoubtedly challenging for any comic book creator. Doing such aftermath work includes settling the interaction between characters from different comic book series, explaining the details behind what happened, how the event itself affected the rest of the comic book universe and more. The crossover I’m referring to her specifically is Break-Thru, the memorable year-ender story of the Ultraverse.
This time, we will see the post-Break-Thru side through the armored hero of the Ultraverse in this look back at Prototype #6, published in 1994 by Malibu Comics with a story co-written by Len Strazewski and Tom Mason, and drawn by Roger Robinson.
The cover.
Early story
The story begins just hours after the ultras of Earth fought the epic battle on the moon. Prototype and Prime fly their way back to Earth, with the latter serving as a makeshift shield from the heat of re-entry. By this time, the two ultras just concluded their meeting with the Strangers back on the moon, and it was there the idea of trailing Prime was discussed. For Prototype, doing this was crazy especially since it was only days since he fought Prime back on Earth.
Along the way, Prototype (pilot by Jimmy Ruiz specifically) intends to talk with Stanley Leland whom he believes set him up and almost got him killed with the mission to the moon…
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After Prototype and Prime parted ways with the Strangers…
This comic book’s story is compelling. Not only does it wrap up the details of Break-Thru through the viewpoint of Prototype, it excelled with telling the story of Bob Campbell (the original Prototype pilot). As the build-up for Bob has been established in the previous issues, his story here resulted a nice pay-off and most notably, it raises the stakes when it comes to the narrative of the Prototype series (which consistently told parallel stories of Jimmy and Bob). I also enjoyed the introduction of a new villainess as well as the continued portrayal of corporate intrigue (this alone is one of the best features of the Ultraverse narrative).
The visuals done by Roger Robinson are pretty good and they really brought the script to life. Robinson also scored well with making the action scenes look dynamic without going over the top.
Conclusion
The money shot!
Prototype #6 is a great read! Not only does it wrap up the Break-Thru crossover through Prototype, it also has solid storytelling turning points not only with Bob Campbell but also Jimmy Ruiz. There were no boring scenes and I love the way the script emphasized the culture of corporate America within the Ultraverse and how it affects ultras.
If you are seriously planning to buy an existing hard copy of Prototype #6 (1994), be aware that as of this writing, MileHighComics.com shows that the near-mint copy of the regular edition costs $4.
Overall, Prototype #6 (1994) is highly recommended!
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Having reviewed the first eight issues of the Hardcase series, I should say that the title character is easily one of the best protagonists of the entire Ultraverse and the late author James Hudnall deserves credit for the storytelling and character development. Hardcase made it in CBR’s 2016 article about what is being missed from the Ultraverse.
As written in the said CBR.com article: Created by James Hudnall, Hardcase was one of the first superheroes in the Ultraverse, forming a team with some other early superheroes. They called themselves “The Squad,” and soon became extremely famous. However, tragedy struck when the team took on a powerful villain, who killed almost all of them, with only Hardcase remaining as The Squad’s only surviving member. Of his three other teammates, two died and one was comatose. He retired from being a superhero and instead became an actor, portraying himself in major motion pictures. When the Ultraverse officially began, Hardcase was pulled out of retirement to become a superhero once again.
With all that information presented, let’s take a look back at Hardcase #9, published in 1994 by Malibu Comics with a story written by Hudnall and drawn by Brent Anderson (the same guy behind the 1982 graphic novel X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills).
The cover.
Early story
The story begins with Tom Hawke/Hardcase spending time with the comatose Linda. He tells her about what he went through recently. The narrative shifts to a few days back with his work in filmmaking. He meets with Choice whom he has gotten close with for some time.
Inside a trailer, the two discuss relationships and the complexity that comes with acting with regards to emotions.
A short time later, a huge monster attacks Hardcase in public. The monster tells him: “You’re as egotistical as all the rest. It’ll be a pleasure to send you to your grave.”
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This is one of many scenes of action brilliantly drawn by Brent Anderson.
As the adventures with the Strangers and the Solution are over, this particular comic book served its purpose well – the further development of the relationship between Hardcase and Choice. The way Hudnall scripted this comic book showed a nice balance between romance, superhero spectacle (note: this comic book is loaded!) and the key element of maturity (with regards to dealing with love from both the past and the present).
With regards to the art, Brent Anderson’s debut with the Hardcase series is pretty solid. I like the gritty touch of the visuals he used on the characters, most notably Hardcase and Choice.
Conclusion
Hardcase and Choice in Hollywood.
No doubt that this is another solid Hardcase story. I enjoyed this from start to finish (which was emotionally powerful and symbolic). Hardcase #9 marks a new turn in the life of the the title hero.
If you are seriously planning to buy an existing hard copy of Hardcase #9 (1994), be aware that as of this writing, MileHighComics.com shows that the near-mint copy of the regular edition costs $4 while the near-mint copy of the newsstand edition costs $7.
If you are looking for original Hardcase #9 art by Brent Anderson, click here.
Overall, Hardcase #9 (1994) is highly recommended!
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COVID-19 Crisis: Metro Manila Councilors League Donates Equipment to Muntinlupa City
The Metro Manila Councilors League donated foot-operated hand sanitizers and foot bath to the local government of Muntinlupa in support of its efforts against the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Muntinlupa City Council turned-over the donated equipment to Mayor Jaime Fresnedi on July 13. The local exec thanked the MM Councilors League for providing sanitizers and foot baths that will be installed in several communities in the city. As of July 12, Muntinlupa City has 626 confirmed cases with 344 recoveries, 235 active cases, 47 deaths, 368 probable cases, and 215 suspect cases. (source – Muntinlupa PIO)
Latest City Government of Muntinlupa details sourced from their official media release.
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Previously, I found RoboCop versus The Terminator #1 an underwhelming crossover comic book. This was due to the way the story was structured and it had a protagonist who was not interesting to follow. It does not help that RoboCop himself did not appear much in the story while the Terminators were nothing more than window dressing.
Now that the exposition and build-up has been done in the first comic book, we can find out if RoboCop and the Terminator will finally become more prominent in this look back at RoboCop versus The Terminator #2, published in 1992 by Dark Horse Comics with a story written by Frank Miller and drawn by Walt Simonson.
The cover.
Early story
The story begins in the dark future. A young boy finds himself in the middle of a war zone surrounded by explosions and blasts. With a broken leg, he crawls up the steps of a ruined place only to find himself facing a T-800 Terminator which kills him. The Terminator, acting like a human, raises the boy’s dead body to other Terminators which raised and clenched their firsts to acknowledge victory.
The story then moves back to 20th century Detroit, Michigan. An ED-209 operating for the city hospital fires at a dog until it got stopped by police officers. RoboCop arrives and enters the hospital with his gun catching everyone’s attention. He enters the room where the young lady from the far future is resting. Knowing that RoboCop is responsible for Skynet and the eventual war between man and machines, she remains hostile towards him.
In response to RoboCop’s inquiry about the weapon used during the shooting incident (that happened at the end of issue #1), the lady responds saying, “You really don’t get it. Do you, monster? Well, you will get it when they plug you into Skynet in a copy of years—when your mind makes the Terminators possible—when you mind starts a war that wipes us out, maybe then you’ll get it!”
Even though he is mostly machine and has been computerized RoboCop (Alex Murphy) was compelled to deeply analyze what the lady from the future said. He decides to investigate…
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Hard-hitting action between the two pop culture icons is plentiful and satisfying!
With regards to presentation, I should say that the creative team bounced back big time here delivering lots of fun stuff about RoboCop and the Terminator. The plot, for the most part, is well written and there was a lot of room to have Detroit’s cyborg cop go into conflict with more than one Terminator finally paying-off the build-up that dominated the first issue. There were even a few scenes of dark humor spotted here and there. When it comes to fusing the respective creative elements of the RoboCop and Terminator intellectual properties, this was nicely pulled off. Even ED-209, a rival of RoboCop’s in the movies, got involved in battling a T-800. When it comes to the art, Walt Simonson’s work here is satisfactory at best. He does a decent job visualizing the hard action between RoboCop and the T-800 but there is that cartoony aesthetic of Simon’s that I found to be out of place within this crossover.
Conclusion
Three Terminator units in different sizes.
I’m happy to say that fans of both RoboCop and the Terminator will have a lot of good stuff to enjoy in RoboCop versus The Terminator #2. The build-up and heavy exposition in the first issue paid off nicely in this comic book. Those who got annoyed with the lady from the future will be relieved that her spotlight in this issue was heavily reduced. As expected, the fight between RoboCop and the T-800 is brutal and plentiful although the impact could have been stronger had someone else illustrated this comic book. By the end of the story, I was very satisfied and ended up looking forward to the next issue.
If you are seriously planning to buy an existing hard copy of RoboCop versus The Terminator #2 (1992), be aware that as of this writing, MileHighComics.com shows that the near-mint copy costs $6.
Overall, RoboCop versus The Terminator #2 is highly recommended!
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Las Piñas City Police Force at Work – July 13, 2020
The Las Piñas City Police Department continues to serve the local constituents by means of securing places, implementing rules and helping those who need assistance. Check out these recent media releases and pay close attention to the details written.
On July 10, 2020, the SCADS personnel under the supervision of PCOL RODEL ALCANTARA PASTOR OIC, PS4 conducted feeding program thru the Association of Foreigners and Filipinos United (AFFU) led by Imad Amar, PCADG Consultant, Ms. Michelle Gumabao, KKDAT Ambassadress and in coordination with Hon Brgy. Captain Mark Joseph C. Santos held at same venue. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)On July 11, 2020, the LPCPS personnel under the supervision of PCOL RODEL ALCANTARA PASTOR OIC, PS4 thru the SCADS Office led by PCPT ERNIE B ORTEGA C, SCADS/PIO participated in the Philippine Red Cross’ Blood Donation Caravan 2020 with the theme Saving Lives Through Voluntary Blood Donation held at the said venue. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)July 12, 2020 – PCOL RODEL A PASTOR, OIC Las Piñas City PS with PLTCOL ROEL SERMESE and PLTCOL GEOFFREY FERNANDEZ of SPD conducted dialogue with Atty Ryan Besid of Golden Rod Corporation, Atty Philip B Yotoko, Atty Eller Daclan and Atty Tristan Dela Peña of State Properties Corporation re land dispute particularly at Brgy Almanza Dos, Daang Hari Las Piñas City. The group agreed to have a harmonious and mutual understanding to remain calm until the proper authority decides and that the PNP will continue to play its role in preserving the peace in order to make the parties safe thereat, at present PNP persnonnel are visible in the area as augmented by personnel of DMFB SPD to thwart any untoward incident. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)For your general reference. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)
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Mindbuilders Preschool Adapts to the New Normal of Teaching Children
The months-long COVID-19 pandemic has deeply altered societies worldwide, causing businesses, civic organizations and academic institutions to slow down and even shut down.
I have written about this Mindbuilders Preschool for some time because of their very active role in the community here in the south. Not only do they teach children academics through their Multiple Intelligence curriculum, but also involve them regularly in social responsibility programs. Last school year, their plastics drive was a big success to create awareness among the kids to reduce, reuse, and recycle.
It became of interest to me to know how this school is adapting during this time of COVID-19 as DEPED has announced that schools may implement distance learning this coming school year.
Learning continues with Mindbuilders Preschool. (photo contributed by Mindbuilders Preschool)
How would preschools adapt, when the signature characteristic of teaching is the face-to-face and interactive learning inside a school setting, together with classmates and teachers?
Mindbuilders Preschool’s Model for Online Learning
I had a chance to talk to Mindbuilders Preschool’s Directress Teacher Marah, in relation to the preschool education’s current situation.
I asked her about the adjustments her own preschool has taken to keep operating and educating the children who need learning.
Teacher Marah mentioned that Mindbuilders Preschool’s bold move to shift to online class happened as early as April 2020, during the hard lockdown stages, when children and parents were staying at home and needed some way to continue learning.
Here’s a sneak peek at the Learning Management System (LMS) which has proven to be user-friendly and efficient for conducting learning online. (photo contributed by Mindbuilders Preschool)
Mindbuilders Preschool was quick to adapt to an online learning program which is a product of their commitment to give quality learning programs to the students and help the parents during this time of crisis. During the lockdown/quarantine, the preschool conducted two successful runs of their online summer program: Summer Tales and Busy Bees.
Summer Tales was initially offered to their own students, and subsequently, Busy Bees was opened to other kids. Not only were they able to attract enrollees based in Parañaque and Las Piñas, but also those from Quezon City, Antipolo, Batangas Province and even from the United States! This shows that being online allows opportunities to transcend geographical limitation.
It is marvelous to see that Mindbuilders Preschool’s credibility is growing as it also reaches overseas via online learning, literally crossing borders and attracting new learners.
Platform is important, according to Teacher Marah. When it comes to the design of their online learning system, Mindbuilders Preschool uses a leading, fully featured learning management system called NEO LMS by Cypher Learning. Based in San Francisco, California, Cypher Learning specializes in providing learning platforms for organizations around the world. It is the same platform used by other local schools such as Enderun, STI, iAcademy and DLSU–D.
Mindbuilders Preschool describes their Learning Management System as user-friendly. It has an interface that helps them easily deliver the lessons to their students. It is significant to note that positive feedback from parents who enrolled their children in Mindbuilders’ summer program, confirms the success of the NEO LMS as an online learning platform.
The asynchronous learning component of the LMS was a welcome development for parents who were working from their respective homes, as they now take an active role in the learning of their child. The system was not only fully functional and efficient, it was crucial in the success of the virtual, live classes conducted via the Zoom app, wherein Mindbuilders’ teachers were able to engage with their students from a distance.
As part of the process, the parents were given the means to access the LMS where they will find new video lessons for students to learn before the live Zoom classes commence. The video includes Circle Time, Story Telling, Lessons, Art Activity, Games and other Learning activities. The learning environment has proven to be very safe.
Multiple intelligence learning packets prepared for the students to use. (photo contributed by Mindbuilders Preschool)
Learning packets are also being prepared to aid the children in their hands-on learning. This includes a parent’s step-by-step guide, the schedules, learning materials such as worksheets, textbooks, art materials and school supplies.
Mindbuilders Preschool’s teachers and staff have adapted well to the new system and they are already working on ways to keep improving.
It is quite reassuring that an institution like Mindbuilders Preschool is opening the new school year with the experience they have gained and the tools they have been using to ensure that they will continue to deliver high quality, Multiple Intelligence education to the children.
School officially starts on August 3, 2020 for Mindbuilders. Along the way, FREE webinars will be offered, to help parents of the enrollees transition smoothly to distance learning. The sponsored webinar, “How to Create Learning Spaces at Home” will be held on August 1. The second webinar, “Education and Parenting in the Time of Pandemic,” is scheduled on August 8.
Also, Mindbuilders Preschool has scheduled a FREE trial class online on July 14, 2020 to give a sneak peek of how their online classes will be done. The class will be composed of two parts starting with a video lesson at 9AM using the NEO LMS, followed by the scheduled Virtual Class that will be done via Zoom at precisely 10AM.
To register, one must send via text message to 0927-2062506 or 0939-3527809 the following information: the child’s full name, birthdate, age, parent’s name, mobile number and email address (for class details to be sent to).
For more information, contact Mindbuilders Preschool via their Facebook page, or via mobile numbers 0917-2062506 and 0939-3527809.
For past articles about Mindbuilders Preschool on this website, click here, here and here.
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Hey everyone! It’s time for another story about Hardcase, who is one of the more interesting characters of the Ultraverse as far as I am concerned. With seven issues already reviewed, I can say that the development of Hardcase really worked well thanks to the combined efforts of the creative team with James Hudnall as lead writer. The previous issue I reviewed was part of the Break-Thru crossover of the Ultraverse.
Now we can start looking back at Hardcase #8, published in 1994 by Malibu Comics with a story written by James Hudnall and drawn by Scott Benefiel.
The cover.
Early story
The story begins a short time after the end of the Break-Thru crossover, set on the surface of the moon. A team hired by Rex Mundi tries to reach a spaceship (provided by Mundi) only to see it fly off without them.
Inside the ship, Hardcase, Choice and The Solution celebrate not only because they are going home but also because they beat their Mundi-hired rivals (who destroyed the ship of Hardcase and companions).
Back on the moon, the ones who got left behind reached out to Rex Mundi who is actually inside the Los Angeles headquarters of the Choice Corporation. He starts plotting to get Choice back…
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Hardcase, Choice and The Solution in space.
As a story, Hardcase #8 pretty much serves like a wind-up of the events of the Break-Thru crossover but managed to follow Hardcase and Choice enough to keep fans of this comic book series engaged. While there is very little room for character development, at least this comic book emphasized Hardcase’s interactions with The Solution which was believable to follow. When it comes to further magnifying the core elements of the Ultraverse, I like the way James Hudnall emphasized the potential rivalry of power between Rex Mundi (the king) and Regina.
As for the visuals, artist Scott Benefiel’s work here was good and I liked how he illustrated The Solution and the rest of the supporting characters. There were a few shots in which his art resembled that of George Perez.
Conclusion
The money shot!
Hardcase #8is an entertaining read even though the title character had to share the spotlight with other characters of the Ultraverse, which is understandable since this is a post-Break-Thru tale. What it lacks in character development, it bounced back nicely with build-up and suspense.
If you are seriously planning to buy an existing hard copy of Hardcase #8 (1994), be aware that as of this writing, MileHighComics.com shows that the near-mint copy of the regular edition costs $4 while the near-mint copy of the newsstand edition costs $11.
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Las Piñas City Police Force at Work – July 10, 2020
The Las Piñas City Police Department continues to serve the local constituents by means of securing places, implementing rules and helping those who need assistance. Check out these recent media releases and pay close attention to the details written.
On July 9, 2020, PEMS Michael S Holanda, PNCOIC, SCADS/PIO, togethet with PCpl Richard P Castillo, SCADS Action PNCO, PCpl Ivan Rei S Penes, SCADS Action PNCO and NUP Ferdinand Lalog, Photographer under the supervision of PCOL RODEL A PASTOR, OIC conducted Adopt an Indigent Family Program thru the Office of City Mayor led by Hon. Mayor Imelda T. Aguilar. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)July 9, 2020/1:30 PM – The Las Pinas City Police Station under the supervision of PCOL RODEL A PASTOR, OIC represented by PCpl Roraldo led by PCPT ELEAZAR B CAMILING C, SIDMS assisted the Family Court Branch 2 in the facilitation of E-hearing held at Under Investigation Custodial Facility Annex, COMELEC Building, Las Pinas City Hall Annex, Las Pinas City. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)On July 9, 2020, the SCADS personnel under the supervision of PCOL RODEL A PASTOR, OIC conducted PNP Good Deeds by coordinating with LGU regarding the location of the poorest communities within Las Pinas City and with utmost effort, visited and distributed grocery items to the informal settlers residing in such isolated areas. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)PCpl Richard P Castillo, Action PNCO/SCADS led by PMAJ ERASTO I BACCAY C, Admin conducted Moral and Spiritual and Values Formation as part of the Internal Cleansing of the PNP Organization held in front of the Las Pinas City Police Station. (source – Las Piñas City Police Station)
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COVID-19 Crisis – New Quarantine Facility in Muntinlupa Opened
The City Government of Muntinlupa announced today that the recently turned-over quarantine center within the city (Barangay Sucat) from the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has officially started accepting local residents who tested positive for COVID-19, as well as those who were suspected to have contracted the said virus for isolation. The facility opened on July 8.
Mayor Jaime Fresnedi inspects the facility in Barangay Sucat. (source – Muntinlupa PIO)Fully equipped personnel working at the facility. (source – Muntinlupa PIO)A look at the Barangay Sucat facility that officially opened on July 8. (source – Muntinlupa PIO)
Already two units of Emergency Quarantine Facility (EQF) in Barangay Sucat serve as an isolation facility and additional triage to decongest hospitals in Muntinlupa as part of local government’s efforts to curb COVID-19 in the communities.
As of July 9, has 542 confirmed cases with 310 recoveries, 192 active cases, 40 deaths, 338 probable cases, and 228 suspect cases.
Latest City Government of Muntinlupa details sourced from their official media release.
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