You are your own motivational speaker
You paid that guy 80,000 pesos for an hour talk because he said that he is the best motivational speaker in the Philippines. Now you think that he does not deserve the money.
I think you missed the point. That guy is a supersalesman. That guy is not the best motivational speaker in the Philippines, in Asia, in the World, and in the whole Solar System. He made that claim because he accepted the new age teaching of self-attraction and affirmation. The teaching says that you only need to keep on saying that you are the best blank and you will become that blank… continue reading
About: Jef Menguin is a Filipino inspirational speaker. He published blog entries entitled Letters to Inspirational Speakers. You can reach him through his blog- http://jefmenguin.com
Philippines: A Fragile State Vulnerable to Climate Change
A fragile state may be characterized by weak state institutions, unstable political arrangement and internal armed conflict. In these times of climate change where risk hazard for citizens are increasing, fragile states may find their problems intensify. A fragile state has minimal or no mitigation and adaptation policies for the effects of climate change, and in the event of a calamity, will most likely fail to deliver basic services to those who need it.
The Philippines is an example of a fragile state. State institutions are inefficient, laws are not taken seriously by its citizens and more than 4 decades of armed conflict that challenges the legitimacy of the state itself.
The Global Warming Skeptics and The Great Global Warming Swindle
The documentary “The Global Warming Swindle” was made by Martin Durkin, an environmentalism skeptic. Durkin raises several points about the increasing awareness and militancy regarding environmental issues:
1.) That the warming we are experiencing now is part of the Earth’s natural cycle
2.) Carbon Dioxide does not cause global warming; Carbon Dioxide is the product of global warming
3.) Global warming is not caused by human activity
4.) The Green Movement is a socio-economic and political plot. [1]
Escolta
Escolta was once the seat of financial district in Manila. During the post colonial era and pre war in Manila, Escolata was marked by beauty and splendor. The high-end fashionable shops and department stores were located here. It was reputed as the place for shopping of the rich. CLICK TO READ MORE.
Kalesa at Ang Kutsero
Rarely these days that we see Kalesa on the road, be that, it remains to be our national vehicle. It was introduced to us by Spaniards in the 18th century, used by high ranking officials and illustrados. Today, jeepneys outnumbered the Kalesa, the latter could be seen inside the walls of intramuros with its kutsero acting as tour guide. In Binondo, Kalesa still operates, and being use as a mode of trasportation. CLICK TO READ MORE
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A non-mind-boggling question that boggles my mind
There are questions that are difficult in themselves like does God exist, or what is beauty. But there are questions that are difficult because the teacher made them out to be. This is a case in point: During our Social Dimension in Education review class, there’s a question that goes this way:...
Source: The Free Lancer
PNoy doesn’t mind if you don’t go into college – State abandonment of education continues
Posted by jhay on August 28, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Here’s my first major disappointment over President Noynoy Aquino, in his 2011 budget message: Quality education at all levels is our priority. This includes vocational training so that those who cannot pursue higher education, either by choice or by circumstance, can find a dignified...
Source: The Four-eyed Journal
Filed under BLOG, Education · Tagged with Budget cuts, Opinion & Commentary, pbs, president noynoy aquino