JO ASTRO PROFILE

 
                                                            British made Boardman Bike


JO BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

Work
                      IT Ads Manager
                      Football Coach @ Singapore School Manila

Education 
                    - Higher Diploma in Computer Science @ FTMSGlobal Academy, Singapore
                     -Diploma in Business Information Technology @ FTMSGlobal Academy, Singapore
College:         Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Business Management
                    - De La Salle - College of St. Benilde
                     -University of the Philippines

Secondary:   Paref Woodrose School - Ayala Alabang

Hobbies/Sports
Football , Makati Football Team, Woodrose School Football { competed in Gothia Cup-Sweden/Norway}

Duathlon, Triathlon
# 2 .., Aug 2O17
2 459 Kristinjoi Comia Fuego Sprint F 30-39 0:17:39 0:01:59 1:14:25 0:02:03 0:12:38 1:48:44
.# 3 , Sept. 9, 2018 Clark Duathlon 3K Run -30K -2K Run
https://bikekingphilippines.com/.../Bike%20King...
# 1 Duathlon Sprint 2O19


                                                   JO with her Boardman Bike


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Jupiter in Your 1st House: Nobility Is Your Hallmark

by

SATHYA NARAYANAN,

Jupiter in 1st House Meaning
If your birth chart shows Jupiter in the first place, you are among the luckiest people on the earth. Jupiter is the planet of luck and fortune and being positioned in the ascendant (first house), this planet is going to get a wealth of positive benefits to your life.

Jupiter in 1st House Meaning

People with Jupiter in their first house are highly sociable by nature experiencing success both in personal as well as professional lives. It is usual to find many leaders from this group. People say they are generous and trustworthy. Usually, kings, princes and princess shall have this arrangement in their birth chart.

Cheerful spirit

Most encouragingly, even during the most difficult times in your life, the main interests of your life shall be protected. A sense of optimism and a cheerful spirit shall be your lifelong companions.
While dealing with the challenges and problems of life, you shall exhibit the highest levels of self-confidence. Jupiter shall provide you with enough amount of foresight necessary to anticipate the results of your actions so that you always take a careful stand.

Pursuit of knowledge

Jupiter is a highly powerful and beneficial planet known to bring divine blessings and goodness into life. Being in the ascendant position, this planet shall give you wisdom and knowledge and a host of educational attainments.

Pursuit of knowledge

You shall always carry a positive and practical attitude towards life and shall possess a mature understanding combined with dignity.






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About the Writer

Gab Comia is an Astrologer practicing Western, Chinese, and Vedic Astrology  and the father of JO.













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Freedom

Last Sunday March 29, nagyayang kumain si Jo sa Medley, isang Midetteranean cuisine sa harapan ng Fully Booked sa Bonifacio High Street, Serendra.  Masarap ang pagkain dahil bago sa panlasa ko.

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Habang kumakain kami, dahil nasa harap ng book store ang mga mesa, dumaan ang isang office mate nya na lalake na may dalang mga gamit, backpack, bag. etc. Batian sila at ipinakilala ako. Tuloy lang na nagpaalam na parang normal lang na buhay.

Martes, April 2, nagmessage si Jo na namatay na yong office nya nong sumunod na araw ng Monday April 1. .ang dahilan ng pagkamatay: Suicide.

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BROADCAST journalist and Manila Times columnist Joseph Holandes Ubalde has passed away. He was 34. This was confirmed by his sister Shyrl Ann Ubalde in a Facebook post.
A separate police report said Ubalde was found dead at 5:30 p.m. on Monday in his room at the Shangri-la Hotel at The Fort in Bonifacio Global City (BGC) in Taguig.
BGC police said Ubalde’s body was discovered inside his bathroom after hotel security checked on him in response to a caller’s request as he was not answering his cellular phone.
An in-house doctor said Ubalde died on the spot although the cause of death has to be determined.
His last social media post on his Instagram page was on Monday, April 1. The post showed a photo of himself accompanied by a text that simply said, “Freedom.”
Born Mark Joseph H. Ubalde, the Muntinlupa native finished his degree in Journalism from the University of the Philippines in 2007. Three years later, he earned his Certificate on Online and Multimedia Journalism from the International Institute for Journalism (InWent) in Berlin, Germany.Ubalde started his journalism career in 2009 as Senior News Producer for GMA News and was awarded that same year for his report on absentee mothers called “When Mom is Away, the Family goes Astray.”

 In 2011, he transferred to TV5 first as Multimedia Reporter for InterAksyon.com and won  Best Online Report at the Migration Advocacy Media Awards for his report on “Highlights and Lowlights: 38 years of Pinoys Abroad.”

 By 2013, he was already a Content Manager for News5.com.ph and managed the pioneer team of N5E as the news site generated a peak of 48 million unique visitors in 2014 under his watch.
Ubalde later worked as a consultant for the Asian Development Bank, the Presidential Communications Operations Office and the Department of Information and Communications Technology where his social media expertise was put to good use.

 In his brief government service, Ubalde helped revamped the press secretary’s website (PCOO.gov.ph) and was instrumental in improving the social media presence of the Philippine News Agency. He was also part of the technical working group that crafted the social media guidelines for government.
Likewise, Ubalde helped create the National Government portal’s communication strategy and spearheaded the revamp of the gov.ph website.

 As a Social Media Trainor, Ubalde conducted training on how to embrace social media in universities, multinational companies, and even the Catholic Church.

 In 2018, Ubalde started writing his column, The Digital Nomad initially for the Business Times and later, the Sunday Business & IT sections of The Sunday Times. Throughout his brief but memorable stint, Ubalde’s columns touched on many relevant issues like how businesses can benefit from a strong social media presence, the hunt for the ideal social media influencer, what people should and should not do on social media and how to combat fake news.

 Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar who worked closely with Ubalde at the PCOO and News5 paid tribute to his fallen media colleague in a Facebook post, “Thanks for passing this road. The memories will stay.”

 Ubalde’s remains lie in state at the Loyola Memorial Chapels in Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City.  EDWIN P. SALLAN AND WITH A REPORT FROM NEIL JAYSON SOERVALLOS


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Habang tini tingnan ko ang kanyang mga achievements, nakakahinayang na winakasan na nya ang  kanyang buhay dahil marami pa syang magagandang bagay na pwedeng kontribusyon sa mundo.
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