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My name is Titopao. Translated into English, it means Uncle Pao. My moniker was coined by one of my nieces, based on one of my first names.
I was born in the City of Manila in 1981. My mother said that I was named after Pope Paul VI and Blessed John Paul, who made his first visit to the Philippines in 1981. Interestingly, during the years 1978 (year of Paul VI's Manila visit) and 1981, the name Paolo/Paola, Pablo and Paul/Paula (and its derivatives) were in vogue. As a result, I've always had classmates named Paolo.
I live in a relatively quiet
barangay in the bustling town city of
Meycauayan, Bulacan since my childhood (I'm against the cityhood, though). Thus far, it is the only place I have called home.
Grandson of a former college dean and son of a former college professor, I have read my first book at the age of five years old. I have never stopped reading ever since.
I had my elementary and secondary education in Meycauayan, Bulacan. I took my tertiary degree (in Computer Science and Information Technology) in one of the well-known institutions at Manila's University Belt district, which is walking distance from the President's residence at the Malacanang Palace.
During my student life (from high school to college), I had been involved in different extracurricular activities, which include being a writer, an editor, a theater actor, a pianist/ accompanist, a chorister, a composer/ arranger, a répétiteur, a choral conductor, and a researcher of local history among others.
During college, I also worked as a graphic designer. After my graduation, I worked in an information technology firm in one of the financial districts in Metro Manila. At present, I am working in another company, also in an information technology firm.
I am still active in the music ministry of my parish church, although I still have plans of pursuing serious and more advanced musical studies. I got married in 2010 :)
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I hereby give you this Philippine Barnstar for your diligent efforts and outstanding contributions to Philippine-related articles. Keep up the good work! -- Pinay ( talk• email) 07:21, 13 January 2007 (UTC) |
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Philippine Barnstar | |
I hereby give you this Philippine Barnstar for your efforts off and in wiki thus your contributions to Philippine-related articles. Keep up the good work! -- Ate Pinay ( talk• email) 07:09, 27 February 2007 (UTC) |
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The Golden Wikipedia Award | |
I hand to you this distinction for your generous and sustainable efforts in improving the quality of work in Wikipedia. -- Mediachecker 16:15, 25 May 2007 (UTC) |
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The Music Award | |
I award you this rare distinction for your important body of work in Philippine music. -- Atenista 21:15, 25 May 2007 (UTC) |
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8 June 2024 |
As a polymath, I am interested in sharing what I know. If it's something that I barely know, I will research it, so what I learn in the process gets shared. The articles I've created and I'm watching somewhat reflects what my interests are, more or less, but this doesn't mean that I'm not interested in articles from other fields.
I tend to do a lot of copyedits even on the articles that I pre-wrote before posting them on the Wikipedia. This indicates my inclinations as a writer and as an editor. The bulk of my edits consists not only in correcting typos and punctuations, but also in making the articles better-reading. In other words, I try to make them not suck...especially if most of it was written by a student from Manila's University Belt with a passable grasp of English.
I also revert vandalism and any other unhelpful edits. In addition, there is a 99% chance that I will leave a
user warning on the offending editor's talk page of the editor responsible for these edits, even if it's from an anoynmous user. In my experience, this almost always stops the questioned edits (see the January 25 edit history for
Ateneo de Manila University for an example of this). Personally speaking, this is influenced by my current line of work, for which I am not inclined to disclose and for which, I believe, no one else would be interested to be working in (if they would only know how stressful it is).
On Wikipedia, I usually edit articles about or relating to my own country and articles about music (in particular, choral music (it shows). The following articles were created by me:
Articles that I did not create, but am currently watching and cleaning up on a regular basis, are:
Naturally, because of the edits I made, I found out that I would need to create more articles that are related to my interests. Among the articles that I'm wishing to write in the not-so-distant future are:
If you'd like to help me out with creating these articles, or if you can provide me with more information about these topics to get me started, I would really, really, really appreciate it =))
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Made-up quote of the moment:
Wikipedia is not
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Tito Pao 13:19, 29 March 2007 (UTC)
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My name is Titopao. Translated into English, it means Uncle Pao. My moniker was coined by one of my nieces, based on one of my first names.
I was born in the City of Manila in 1981. My mother said that I was named after Pope Paul VI and Blessed John Paul, who made his first visit to the Philippines in 1981. Interestingly, during the years 1978 (year of Paul VI's Manila visit) and 1981, the name Paolo/Paola, Pablo and Paul/Paula (and its derivatives) were in vogue. As a result, I've always had classmates named Paolo.
I live in a relatively quiet
barangay in the bustling town city of
Meycauayan, Bulacan since my childhood (I'm against the cityhood, though). Thus far, it is the only place I have called home.
Grandson of a former college dean and son of a former college professor, I have read my first book at the age of five years old. I have never stopped reading ever since.
I had my elementary and secondary education in Meycauayan, Bulacan. I took my tertiary degree (in Computer Science and Information Technology) in one of the well-known institutions at Manila's University Belt district, which is walking distance from the President's residence at the Malacanang Palace.
During my student life (from high school to college), I had been involved in different extracurricular activities, which include being a writer, an editor, a theater actor, a pianist/ accompanist, a chorister, a composer/ arranger, a répétiteur, a choral conductor, and a researcher of local history among others.
During college, I also worked as a graphic designer. After my graduation, I worked in an information technology firm in one of the financial districts in Metro Manila. At present, I am working in another company, also in an information technology firm.
I am still active in the music ministry of my parish church, although I still have plans of pursuing serious and more advanced musical studies. I got married in 2010 :)
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Philippine Barnstar | |
I hereby give you this Philippine Barnstar for your diligent efforts and outstanding contributions to Philippine-related articles. Keep up the good work! -- Pinay ( talk• email) 07:21, 13 January 2007 (UTC) |
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Philippine Barnstar | |
I hereby give you this Philippine Barnstar for your efforts off and in wiki thus your contributions to Philippine-related articles. Keep up the good work! -- Ate Pinay ( talk• email) 07:09, 27 February 2007 (UTC) |
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The Golden Wikipedia Award | |
I hand to you this distinction for your generous and sustainable efforts in improving the quality of work in Wikipedia. -- Mediachecker 16:15, 25 May 2007 (UTC) |
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The Music Award | |
I award you this rare distinction for your important body of work in Philippine music. -- Atenista 21:15, 25 May 2007 (UTC) |
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8 June 2024 |
As a polymath, I am interested in sharing what I know. If it's something that I barely know, I will research it, so what I learn in the process gets shared. The articles I've created and I'm watching somewhat reflects what my interests are, more or less, but this doesn't mean that I'm not interested in articles from other fields.
I tend to do a lot of copyedits even on the articles that I pre-wrote before posting them on the Wikipedia. This indicates my inclinations as a writer and as an editor. The bulk of my edits consists not only in correcting typos and punctuations, but also in making the articles better-reading. In other words, I try to make them not suck...especially if most of it was written by a student from Manila's University Belt with a passable grasp of English.
I also revert vandalism and any other unhelpful edits. In addition, there is a 99% chance that I will leave a
user warning on the offending editor's talk page of the editor responsible for these edits, even if it's from an anoynmous user. In my experience, this almost always stops the questioned edits (see the January 25 edit history for
Ateneo de Manila University for an example of this). Personally speaking, this is influenced by my current line of work, for which I am not inclined to disclose and for which, I believe, no one else would be interested to be working in (if they would only know how stressful it is).
On Wikipedia, I usually edit articles about or relating to my own country and articles about music (in particular, choral music (it shows). The following articles were created by me:
Articles that I did not create, but am currently watching and cleaning up on a regular basis, are:
Naturally, because of the edits I made, I found out that I would need to create more articles that are related to my interests. Among the articles that I'm wishing to write in the not-so-distant future are:
If you'd like to help me out with creating these articles, or if you can provide me with more information about these topics to get me started, I would really, really, really appreciate it =))
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Search user languages |
This is a Wikipedia
user page. This is not an encyclopedia article or the talk page for an encyclopedia article. If you find this page on any site other than Wikipedia, you are viewing a mirror site. Be aware that the page may be outdated and that the user whom this page is about may have no personal affiliation with any site other than Wikipedia. The original page is located at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Titopao. |