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men's urinal wall has this to say: "What you hold in your hands is the fate of the nation."
Tag Archives: Philippines
Education is the new Nationalism
Education is the new Nationalism “Dami ko nang problema, dumagdag ka pa,” goes that meme with a zing. While people from developed countries get to choose the jobs they want, and still feel “meh,” about their dream jobs, we here … Continue reading
Posted in opinion, polibiz, solutions
Tagged educated, education, elections, ethics, foresight, laws, legislation, masa, masses, Philippines, policy making, uneducated
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without Grades
We wouldn’t have to be something other than ourselves. We could study what we want when we want for the sheer fun of it. We would be better parents and teachers Without grades, we wouldn’t be slaves. We would … Continue reading
Posted in business and economy, education, Filipino life - for real, health and wellness, Life Lessons, opinion, sports
Tagged business, Commission on Higher Education, Department of Education, education, entrepreneurship, grades, learners, parent teacher associations, parents, passion, Philippines, professors, school administration, school administrators, sports, students, teachers
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pasitib joe(k): Andaming Smoke Belcher
Ayos lang, may pang-hapit naman sa tuition at miscellaneous expenses ang mga enforcer, at patuloy ang negosyo ng mga car exhaust emission certification centers.
President Aquino looks into Irrigation Facilities status
Good news for the farmers: National Irrigation Administration (NIA) is to face a hearty lynching as it failed to meet project requirements for 23 years, citing 60% completion of projects funded in full via the Department of Budget and Management, … Continue reading
Silent Jeepney Strike: Sapul o Daplis?
Sino ba talaga ang apektado sa silent strike? Ang mga may-ari ng gasoline corporations? Ano ba naman sa kanila ang isa o dalawang araw na lugi? Iindahin ba nila yun? Eh ang mga manggagawa na hindi makakapasok, ano ang kakainin … Continue reading
Posted in Filipino life - for real, opinion, polibiz, solutions
Tagged bus, commuters, driver, drivers, drivers associations, employees, jeep, jeepney, jeepney drivers, jeepney operators, LTFRB, pasada, PASANG MASDA, Philippines, PISTON, strike, tigil pasada, transport, transport strike, transportation, workers
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Blackbox Transcript before the Tumatawa bReef Incident
Newsflash: The Intercom (International Chismis Operatives & Mahaderas) has uncovered startling proof that the Ship that ran aground the Tumatawa bReef was in fact, not following standard maritime procedure. Here is a part of that transcript: [Babes in sheer dance … Continue reading
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Tagged booze, girls, palawan, party, Philippines, satire, tubbataha reef, usa, Visiting Forces Agreement, weed
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Drug testing for arrested individuals
If within the bounds of law, should be implemented in the Philippines. In my opinion, it would be a factor in why a supposedly sane person would shoot his wife and mother-in-law in between the eyes, and why a UPLB … Continue reading
Posted in Filipino life - for real, polibiz
Tagged arrest, arrested, Bill, drug testing, homicide, law, murder, Philippines, prosecution, required, suspects
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