My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
When you conduct presentations, do you conduct them like a pro? Surely, there are many techniques to make effective and professional presentations and I have had a wonderful privilege of teaching them. One such important and basic tip: never cast Continue reading Present like a pro: Just press B
It’s a new school year again, and as expected, we have seen the same problems — a lack of classrooms, teachers, textbooks, etc. With a new administration coming in, we, of course, have a wish list for the country’s educational Continue reading New School Year, Same Woes and Wishes
With a new president and vice president finally proclaimed, I believe I can take a break from commentary and write about something I am almost as passionate about — food. If there’s one thing I enjoyed about having been Continue reading Chicken Inasal at Home
The Freedom of Information Bill, had it been ratified by the House of Representatives and signed into law would have made journalists’ jobs easier, particularly when uncovering and helping curb corruption. At face value, this would be the immediate benefit Continue reading A Disgrace Called the 14th Congress
Here in the Philippines, it has been widely accepted that the battle for supremacy for television news is a battle among ABS-CBN, GMA-7, and more recently, TV5. The government stations, NBN-4, RPN-9, and IBC-13 have been out of the radar Continue reading Noynoy, Gloria, and Government TV
Noynoy Aquino may not have been officially proclaimed the new president yet, but are we already getting an glimpse of what his first few weeks and months will be like? This question is asked because of pronouncements made by him Continue reading Noynoy Aquino: Starting off on the wrong foot?