While some recent studies have found that investment in facial recognition technologies hasn’t yet yielded great success, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology continue to move the ball forward with a system that can outperform humans at recognizing the emotion behind a person’s smile. The group’s study involved the difference between a happy smile and one generated out of frustration. To begin, the researchers asked subjects to act out two different emotional reactions: joy and frustration, both tracked by webcam video. MIT’s algorithms analyzed the footage to determine the character of the reactions as did a group of regular humans; both could determine the express emotion with similar accuracy. The researchers then…

The new iPad’s Retina display is certainly a sight to behold, but does it come at a cost? That’s the impression you’d get from viewing screenshots of Gameloft’s new shooter N.O.V.A. 3 over at NeoGAF — the results suggest that the developers have seriously dialed back the effects on Apple’s latest tablet in order to push four times as many pixels. The A5X system-on-chip inside the new iPad is more than capable on paper, but what happens when its quad-core GPU is tasked with running a modern first-person shooter at 2048 x 1536? We took a look at N.O.V.A. 3 and some more of the iPad’s most taxing games to see how this year’s model stacks up to its predecessor.

As you all know, I’m cheap/practical so I didn’t bother to buy so many from the event cause I know I can find them at thrift shops ahahaha.

Black Lace Top (like the one i wore here) for 100 pesos from Reg Rodriguez

Vintage Shades for 50 pesos and Keyboard Earrings for 30 from Melanie Entuna

Zipper Bracelets for 50 each from Ava Te

Aztec print headband for 20 pesos from Joanna Ladrido

Accesories for 20 pesos each from Lissa Kahayon

Brand New Tribal Bracelet (again! bought one from the supersalebazaar too) for 110 pesos, forgot where I bought them.

A total of 520 pesos.