Last Saturday I was supposed to talk at Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Muntinlupa about N-Tier Architecture and Object-Oriented Programming.
I was on my way to the event when Typhoon Ketsana ("Ondoy" in the Philippines) came crashing in. With the talk canceled I edged my way home, first through really bad traffic, and then finally through floods. I had it go through some water deeper than the hood of my dad's Mazda B2200 -- and learned to appreciate the value of analog carburetors and diesel engines -- and they're 15 years old at that.
Tomorrow I'm supposed to talk about Test-Driven Development to students at Adamson University, but the event is again, postponed, due to class suspensions and the potential trouble that can be caused by Typhoon Parma ("Pepeng" locally).
I'll post slides after these talks, when they finally push through.