Let’s Evolve in the Darwin Year 2009

Posted on: Monday, 29 December 2008
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Evolution, on a personal and social level, is the theme of the coming year. That’s because scientists will be celebrating Charles Darwin’s 200th birth anniversary and the 150th anniversary of his (r)evolutionary book, On the Origin of Species. This is why the world will be referring to 2009 as the Darwin Year.

There are those who hate Darwin for diminishing the credibility of the Bible, the Creation story in particular. Others love him for…

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The 21st Century Muses

Posted on: Tuesday, 16 December 2008
Filed under: Reflections
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In grade school, we learned about the nine muses in Greek mythology. They were meant to inspire artists, writers, philosophers and the like…

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Quantum Leap of Faith

Posted on: Thursday, 11 December 2008
Filed under: Reflections
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As they say, life is a journey. And like all journeys, you encounter crossroads. Some are simple. Others are not. The one I’m in now is a little bit complicated. But the signs are everywhere and there are many guiding lights. And I would like to share them with you, hoping that if you’re also at a crossroads, you’ll see them too.

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Go Fish - Blog Action Day 2008 - Poverty

Posted on: Wednesday, 15 October 2008
Filed under: Advocacy, Education
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I’d like to thank Tonyo Cruz of Bloggers Kapihan for inviting me to join the Blog Action Day 2008. This year’s theme is about making a stand against poverty - Manindigan Laban sa Kahirapan.

Poverty is close to my heart because teaching is often viewed as a noble profession, but not a lucrative one. But the thing that bakes my noodle is the fact that

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Field Trip to Water Treatment Plant (An Unusual Tale About Faith)

Posted on: Friday, 10 October 2008
Filed under: Reflections, Religion
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Today, the Grade 4 went on a field trip to the Water Treatment Plant in Bach Ninh, Vietnam. It was organized by Lutz and Landriati and the teachers helped coordinate.

I’d like to share with you what I learned in our field trip

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The Importance of Being (and Staying) Positive

Posted on: Monday, 29 September 2008
Filed under: Reflections
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First of all, I would like to thank Caballeros (my kababayans here in Hanoi) for the compliment they wrote in my blog today. “Nakakataba po ng puso, maraming salamat po.”

Then it got me thinking. What is it about us that enjoys receiving positive feedback from others?

“Ask (the question) and you shall receive (the answer)”, so the good book says.

And I received the answer in…

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Nominees for the 2008 Bloggers’ Choice Award - Vote now and get a chance to win prizes!

Posted on: Friday, 12 September 2008
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Here’s your chance to vote for your favorite weblog and win prizes in this year’s Philippine Blog Awards which will be held on the 21st of September at One Esplanade.
Check out the nominees: 

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Adventures of the Coconuter
Alfredo B. Palconit Jr. Blog
Basta Igat, Sikat!
Basta…
Batang Yagit
Behind Wonderland
bikoy.net
Buhay Coy on Campus
Comicology
Confessions of a [...]

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Louie Sangalang - Cancer Survivor, Martial Artist, Blogger

Posted on: Wednesday, 27 August 2008
Filed under: Blogging
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Once in a while, we encounter people who can really play the hand that’s dealt to them by this amazing and mysterious universe. Cliches such as “a breath of fresh air”, “a spark in the dark” come to mind when we meet these kinds of folks. And when we meet them, we can’t help but tell other people about [...]

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Sen Mar Roxas, Blogging and Making the Connection

Posted on: Thursday, 07 August 2008
Filed under: Advocacy, Blogging
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Last Friday, August the 1st, I had the honor and privilege of meeting Sen Mar Roxas and a number of respected Filipino bloggers, along with friends and staff of the senator.

The Agenda

Whenever there are meetings and interactions with politicians, cynics are quick to sneer and say, “Mamumulitika lang yan.” On the other hand, if the politicians don’t reach out to their constituents, people say that they are unapproachable and mayabang. It’s the politico’s Catch-22. Fortunately, Sen Mar Roxas is…

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Torchbearer Marco Torres and His Olympic Energy

Posted on: Friday, 01 August 2008
Filed under: Advocacy, Sports
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Many of us were exposed to Milo’s campaign to grow up with olympic energy. We were all inspired by commercials such as the one below.

And when Milo sowed the seeds of this message, Marco Torres was obviously on good soil. He grew up, studied in good schools, and in his role as a torchbearer, he [...]

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