About

About me: I’m Paulo Isagani M. Urriza. I’m currently:

  • A Teaching Associate at the Dept. of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the University of the Philippines Diliman - I teach discussion classes in Linear Systems, Engineering Electromagnetics, Digital Design, and most recently Probability Theory. I also teach the laboratory part of a service course for Computer Science students (Digital Circuits I).
  • An MS Electrical Engineering student at the same institution. I’m a part of the Digital Signal Processing Laboratory and currently working on my masteral thesis.
  • An opensource enthusiast - everything opensource from GNU/Linux, to LaTeX, to WordPress, and many more. I try to manage my computing life with as little proprietary software as I can possibly get by. So far, I’ve been very successful. Except for a few exceptions (Matlab)
  • An uber-geek - if by geek you mean someone who likes to tinker/hack around with technology/software to bend it to his will. Some would have their own definitions of course.
  • A frustrated musician - I can play a wide variety of musical instruments, but I don’t think I’m any good at any. Jack of all trades, master of none I guess. I do occasionally enjoy making music (just for myself) and regularly play at the local church. Disclaimer: I don’t sing!
  • An occasional blogger who rarely updates this blog but tries none the less.
  • A Corrs fanatic - I know, their old and their gone, but I still think they’re the best pop band ever. I also enjoy music from: Jars of Clay, Vanessa Carlton, Maroon 5, John Mayer, Imago and Sandwich to name a few.

About this blog

The Akashic Field Chronicle is my personal blog. It’s main purpose is to share the minute amount of knowledge and experience that I have gained so far in my attempts of understanding and tapping into that ultimate theory. The theory of everything.

If the concept of the A-field Chronicle still eludes you, then I recommend you read my very first post to shed a little more light to the rationale behind this blog.

Also check out my other sites:

– The Chronicler