, March 28, 2023

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  Mar 28, 2023

Origin of Covid: A Mystery Resolved?

Food for thought, especially considering that conspiracy theories and attributing malignant intentions to people – in this case China – often turn out to be mistaken. The truth tends to be more simple and less exciting.

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  Mar 06, 2023

Greenpeace on Transport Groups' Tigil-pasada

It is imperative that the government looks deeper into the plight of jeepney drivers and PUV operators and listen to their pleas for inclusion in creating and implementing programs, policies, and solutions related to urban mobility.

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  Mar 20, 2023

Booksale Isn't About Books. It's About Treasures

You never really go to Booksale with a title in mind. They find you. Booksale is where a reader yields to serendipity

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  Mar 07, 2023

Ronin in limboland

For the Marcos Jr. administration, engaging the services of online brawlers brings no value. It doesn’t reinforce the political persona. There is nothing to be gained from having them as the President’s surrogates

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  Mar 15, 2023

Frequently-Asked Questions about Advertising - Part IV

For years, Koyang has been answering questions about advertising on Quora and Reddit, bylined and anonymously. This is a selection.

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  Mar 07, 2023

Coca-Cola: Old Brand in the World of the Young

THERE ARE ADS directed towards the young that smell old, because they are writ by old men incapable of thinking young.

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  Dec 30, 2022

Stop The Blame Game!

The violent fluctuation of the prices of basic food commodities is indicative of an institutional problem which is the flawed and trader-controlled marketing system.

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  Dec 27, 2022

Courting the People’s Wrath

While the Philippines does not have surplus revenues, as in fact it is suffering from a huge fiscal deficit, there is a surfeit of negative and ominous economic indicators which deter the creation of the Maharlika Investment Fund

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  Jan 30, 2023

The Booksale Story: How a Shoeshine Boy Turned Bargain Books into a P600-M-a-year Business

“We vow to stubbornly make reading affordable."

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  Jan 20, 2023

The Poetry of Our Brew

Our Brew takes a look at the poetry we've published, and provides the reader a selection.

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  Mar 27, 2023

Proteins Folding Into Molecular Origami

"wonder if we’ll ever be loved Or held until the tormentors go away"

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  Mar 06, 2023

Gasp. AI Understands Me!

"I put AI to a comprehension test. And the strands of hair on my arm stood and stayed on end."

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  Mar 03, 2023

Quantum Love Poem

By Marne Kilates

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  Feb 26, 2023

All Over Again

DEMOCRACY isn't something you launch and let be. It is a tug-o-war, one that is relentless.

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  Feb 19, 2023

Ugma Damlag

An overseas Filipino worker worries for his country in this most difficult time, fervently hoping to inspire with a poem.

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  Feb 18, 2023

Forensic Study Finds Chilean Poet Pablo Neruda was Poisoned

Another instance where the sword — in the hands of the state — is more powerful than the pen.

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  Feb 15, 2023

After the Movies

All boys squint and swagger after watching a cowboy movie.

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  Feb 03, 2023

The Promise

Ted Kooser, former US Poet Laureate, says Jane Hirshfeld is one of the country’s finest poets.

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  Jan 27, 2023

Eraserheads: The Pop Machine’s Magic Still There After All These Years

The kids of the 90s embraced the Eraserheads as chroniclers, mystics, megaphones, soothsayers. The band from Diliman embodied their personas; their past, present, and future.

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  Oct 15, 2022

‘The Art of Trending’: AI Creates Artwork From Topics Trending on Twitter

Artificial Intelligence looks at what's trending and then makes art out of what it hears.

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  Nov 29, 2021

Edwin Wilwayco and his Journey through Jazz

Interlude is one of Wilwaycoʼs most complex group of paintings in that the ideas expressed cover a range of themes.

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  Aug 22, 2021

We Survived Hand-to-hand Combat with Covid

"My father was driven around (hooked to his oxygen tank) around Metro Manila for half a day. Those of us left at home called hospitals and government channels to see if any of them could help us out. Each time we were rejected or told to wait but we knew we did not have time to spare."

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  Jun 25, 2021

Quality Survives the Quarantine

"What pandemic? We beat our highest pre-Covid sales figures with less branches open."

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  Aug 16, 2022

The Mountain that Grew

The Latest from Krip Yuson: An illustrated allegory for young adults and above.

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  Jun 16, 2022

Living in Times of Unrest: Bart Pasion and the Philippine Revolution

Ambag ang libro ni E.C. Tadem sa pagtutuwid at paghahayag sa salimuot ng kasaysayan ng ating lipunan.

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  Feb 24, 2023

Booksale, Converted Vans and UK (Ukay-Ukay)

The Ukay-ukay is the premier hand-me-down - UK for short. The name itself is nothing to crow about - in fact it’s degrading and undeserving of the high regard that the Salvation Army puts on it.

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  Oct 27, 2021

She Said What?!

She Said What?!

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  Oct 06, 2021

Remember that Indonesian Guy and his Rice Cooker Wife? They’re Now Divorced

Indonesian Man Marries Rice Cooker, Divorces It 4 Days Later

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  Oct 05, 2021

In a Brawl? Never Give Up

In a Brawl? Never Give Up

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  Mar 19, 2023

A Tribute to Female Hero Dogs this International Women’s Month

I have written about hero dogs before and only one of the dogs mentioned was a female. But there are many female hero dogs. This Women’s Month, we will share some of their stories to pay tribute to some awesome bitches in history!

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  Mar 17, 2023

Pawsbook

We have been encountering posts on dogs, cats, and other animals on Facebook that are eye-openers, or inspiring, or enlightening, or educational, or can make one feel good during a stressful day, or make one encouraged to help the poor souls among us.

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  Nov 27, 2021

'Island Life'

A Christmas Ritual in this Poor Country

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  Jun 27, 2021

Thus Said the Lourd

Thus Said the Lourd

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  Jun 19, 2021

Ayoko Na Sa 'Yo

Ayoko Na Sa 'Yo

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  Jun 17, 2021

From the Hand and Heart of Robert Alejandro

From the Hand and Heart of Robert Alejandro

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