My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
note: Since today is National Heroes Day, allow me for the sake of posterity, to post a speech I had written and delivered in 1998 at the American Chamber of Commerce Philippine Centennial Oratorical Contest. I was a high school Continue reading Blast from the Past: Speech for the Philippine centennial of independence
Ralph’s note: I have lifted the following article from PR Week. I found it very interesting because the same trend has been happening here in the Philippines, that of journalists shifting to public relations work. I am posting it to Continue reading Sounds Familiar: An unstable media landscape has journalists seeking PR positions
I have been in the business of corporate training for quite some time, but it was only now when it struck me like lightning: I, a training consultant, am a teacher after all.After all this time, I suddenly realized that Continue reading 3G Teacher
The worst fear of many may have already been confirmed, that contrary to the Palace’s initial claims, the Memorandum of Agreement on Ancestral Domain (MOA-AD) has serious flaws and may be truly unconstitutional. This, after Malacañang’s decision today to backtrack Continue reading The Palace's High Cost of Learning
Naturally, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo was quick to react on yesterday’s attacks by the MILF. But her sound bites aside, it was very apparent that a very newsworthy side story was her infamous temper just before she had made her statement. Continue reading Gloria's Wrath – Barking on the Wrong Tree
At the rate the violence in Mindanao is currently going, not a few would be surprised if the peace talks between the government and the MILF would eventually all together collapse, especially after the MILF raided five towns, and leaving Continue reading Losing Credibility