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We’re Yelling at the Wrong Target: Oil Prices and the Illusion of Control
There’s something oddly predictable about how we react every time fuel prices go up. Scroll through social media, and you’ll see it almost instantly—anger, frustration, and a familiar conclusion: “Kasalanan ‘to ng presidente.” Now, don’t get me wrong. People have every right to be frustrated. When oil prices rise, everything follows. Pamasahe goes up. Grocery bills creep higher. Even the…
PNoy’s Legacy: A Balanced Perspective on Governance
Wins, Wounds, and What We Learned As we mark the birthday of Benigno Aquino III, it’s worth hitting pause. Let’s look at his presidency with clear eyes. We should avoid blind praise and lazy hate. History deserves better than hot takes. PNoy didn’t walk into Malacañang as a strongman. He walked in as a reformer with a mandate. In 2010, his core promise was simple but heavy. It was to turn the…
In terms of its significance, Black Saturday is associated with several key events in Christian theology. First and foremost, it is a day of
Why is Black Saturday Important for the Christian Faith?
Black Saturday, also known as Holy Saturday or Easter Eve, is the day that falls between Good Friday and Easter Sunday in the Christian tradition. It is a significant day in the liturgical calendar, particularly in Catholic and Orthodox traditions. In terms of its significance, Black Saturday is associated with several key events in Christian theology. First and foremost, it is a day of waiting…
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When Christmas Comes...
Every year it seems to come earlier. Trick-or-treaters haven’t even reached out doorstep before Christmas makes its appearance in every store. Elf is on TV on repeat as we make our holiday plans. TV commercials show bright color-coordinated gifts and bellow out a catchy holiday tune as the fall air becomes noticeably crisper. I loved every second of it until the Christmas magic left us 2 years…
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How Israel Was Created: The Destruction of Palestine and the Creation of the State of Israel
On November 2, 1917, Britain’s Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour wrote a letter that would set off a conflict still being fought more than a 100 years later. It reads, “His Majesty’s government view with favor the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people and will use their best Endeavors to facilitate the achievement of this object.” When Balfour wrote of his…
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When the spokesperson for the National Security Council, Adrienne Watson, unequivocally condemned the “unprovoked attacks by Hamas terrorists against Israeli civilians” on October 7th, her choice of the term “unprovoked” warrants closer examination.
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Unfinished
Taking things slowly and marching in tune with life’s rhythm can be a beautiful and fulfilling approach. In a fast-paced world, where there is often a rush to accomplish goals and check off tasks, slowing down allows you to savor the present moment, appreciate the small things, and truly immerse yourself in your experiences. Recently I found the beauty in taking things slowly. No sprinting, but…
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UTANG LANG ‘YAN: Don't panic, Utang lang yan.
More and more Filipinos are growing concerned over the country’s national debt. And it’s hard to blame them. After all, the debt figures regularly reported in the news are rather mind-boggling. Total outstanding debt stood at P11.17 trillion by the end of June 2021. That’s nearly 62% of the country’s total output in 2020 and about 2.5 times the government’s budget in 2021. Currently, the…
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Unveiling the Mystique: Ghost Month Celebration in the Philippines
In the heart of the Philippines, a captivating and enigmatic tradition unfolds every year, captivating locals and visitors alike. The Ghost Month Celebration, a centuries-old practice deeply rooted in the country’s rich cultural tapestry, offers a window into the mystical world where the realms of the living and the departed intertwine. As the warm tropical winds brush through the archipelago and…
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Inflation: The New Pandemic....Can We Manage it?
In our previous post, we defined inflation as a persistent increase in the general price level of goods and services over time. We also understood that it is a complex economic phenomenon that holds significant implications for individuals, businesses, and governments alike. While moderate inflation can be indicative of a growing economy, excessive inflation can erode purchasing power, disrupt…
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Inflation: The New Pandemic
How did everything become so expensive and will prices ever come down again? The answer to that question is inflation. Inflation is a complex economic phenomenon that can have both positive and negative effects, and its impact varies depending on the rate and causes of inflation, as well as the overall economic conditions of a country. Here’s an overview of the potential pros and cons of…
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What's with the Apathy, Society?
In the hustle and bustle of our modern lives, effective communication has become an essential skill that transcends personal and professional boundaries. Yet, amidst the cacophony of words and opinions, an unfortunate truth has emerged: “Most people do not listen with the intent to understand; they listen with the intent to reply.” This statement, attributed to Stephen R. Covey, resonates deeply…
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The Ironies of Today's Society: A Reflection on Paradoxes and Contradictions
Introduction:Irony is a powerful rhetorical device that often highlights the contradictions and paradoxes in society. In today’s rapidly changing world, numerous ironies emerge, revealing the complexities and inconsistencies that define modern life. From technological advancements that simultaneously connect and isolate individuals to environmental concerns in an era of unprecedented consumption,…
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The Other Side of Christmas I Did Not Know
The Other Side of Christmas I Did Not Know
Christmas. There’s nothing quite like the month of December to bring you back to your childhood and the nostalgia that comes along with it. During my childhood, December means good food, long vacations, and a new set of clothes. Having a mom who loves to cook (and sooo good at it!) meant you get to try new recipes and a chance to reacquaint yourself with the traditional dishes. Even up to this…
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Mount Rainier, Washington (by Protik Hossain)
