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The [Real] Media

Posted on February 6, 2015 By Batangenyo 37 Comments on The [Real] Media
The [Real] Media

Sa mahabang panahon nating nabubuhay sa mundo, konting panahon lang ang ginugugol natin sa mga magagandang nangyayari sa buhay natin. Parang wala lang. Masaya tayo, pero hindi tayo nag eenjoy. Marami tayong sagot pero hindi natin mahanap yung tanong. Umiibig tayo, nagmamahal, pero unti unti tayong nagiging buni sa mata ng mundo. Pag ibig. Hirap…

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Culture, Development, Education, Lifestyle, Media

Women, Feminism and the Pinoy Mindset

Posted on February 6, 2015February 6, 2015 By Grimwald 38 Comments on Women, Feminism and the Pinoy Mindset
Women, Feminism and the Pinoy Mindset

Look, I’m not claiming to be an expert when it comes to women. Heck, back when I was in college and still studying nursing, my grades sucked big time when it came to maternal and child care. Not joking there people. When instructors asked me about the “stages of labor” I would enumerate to them…

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Culture, Development, Lifestyle, Media, Society

Why Negotiating With Terrorists Can Do More Harm Than Good

Posted on February 5, 2015February 5, 2015 By Grimwald 21 Comments on Why Negotiating With Terrorists Can Do More Harm Than Good
Why Negotiating With Terrorists Can Do More Harm Than Good

In the olden days, people were almost never safe. I remember writing in a previous article that during the times of Ancient Greece, people considered themselves safe when they weren’t in any immediate danger. In those days, barbarism was all too often a common occurrence (and probably one of the major causes of death) and…

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Crime, Culture, Government, Lifestyle, Media, Religion, Society

Why Your Critics Can Sometimes Be Your Best Friend

Posted on February 5, 2015 By Grimwald 26 Comments on Why Your Critics Can Sometimes Be Your Best Friend
Why Your Critics Can Sometimes Be Your Best Friend

They say that the truth hurts. Well, as a writer for more than a decade, I can attest to that. Yes, when people call you out on your mistakes, it can really wipe off that smile on your face. When people tell you about the moments you screwed up can really ruin your day. But then…

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Culture, Development, Lifestyle, Society

Why Simple Solutions Won’t Work In The Philippines

Posted on February 3, 2015 By Grimwald 32 Comments on Why Simple Solutions Won’t Work In The Philippines
Why Simple Solutions Won’t Work In The Philippines

After a brief discussion with some of my friends, we considered the idea that what if we allowed common Filipino citizens to carry guns the same way that Americans do, the “right to bear arms”, so to speak. One commenter here on GRP even mentioned it, if I remember correctly. The discussion went around for a…

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Crime, Culture, Education, Government, Lifestyle, Politics, Society

Misguided Ideas And Misunderstood Values

Posted on February 2, 2015 By Grimwald 6 Comments on Misguided Ideas And Misunderstood Values
Misguided Ideas And Misunderstood Values

As of late, since the troubles down south seems to have taken a sudden spike recently because of a “misencounter” (if such a word even exists) between the PNP-SAF and the MILF, I have seen people clamoring for either peace or justice. There are those who insist that the only solution for the problem at…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Media, Politics, Society, The South

Videogames And Children: A Bad Combination?

Posted on February 1, 2015 By Grimwald 10 Comments on Videogames And Children: A Bad Combination?
Videogames And Children: A Bad Combination?

With the inexorable advance of technology comes the inexorable advance to seek entertainment. When computers were first introduced to the public, they were still quite primitive and much of their performance could be easily compared to something just a little more advanced than your scientific calculator. Just a few years since their creation, the idea of…

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Culture, Lifestyle, Media, Society, Tech Talk

A review: Michael Bublé in concert, MOA Arena 31 Jan 2015

Posted on February 1, 2015 By Ferdinand Topacio 2 Comments on A review: Michael Bublé in concert, MOA Arena 31 Jan 2015
A review: Michael Bublé  in concert, MOA Arena 31 Jan 2015

No doubt about it: Canadian crooner Michael Buble is good-looking, exudes charm and humor, with sex appeal and stage presence that cannot be ignored. He also works hard to connect to the audience, taking pains to talk to random individuals in the crowd, cracking jokes (which are sometimes off-color) and even earnestly mingling with the…

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