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• I Ran for the River

  
  ~iMoM~ — Authority: 120
  Last Sunday, November 8th, I, my niece and 20,000-plus others came together at the Quirino Grandstand for one cause –  to support the campaign for a clean Pasig River. The response was overwhelming. My niece said that there were over 1,500 students from University of Sto Tomas (UST) alone. I also saw groups from ...
  2 days ago

• Never lost, always found (17): Tongue in check

  
  So far, so good — Authority: 114
  Moses, however, said to the LORD, "If you please, LORD, I have never been eloquent, neither in the past, nor recently, nor now that you have spoken to your servant; but I am slow of speech and tongue." The LORD said to him, "Who gives one man speech and makes another deaf and dumb? Or who gives sight to one and makes ...
  4 days ago

• On Life and Health Insurance

  
  ~iMoM~ — Authority: 120
  I remember this story about my father-in-law… Being in his early seventies, he is quite robust and healthy for his age. He actually looks young, like maybe mid-60s. (Not making sip-sip; he doesn’t even know I blog.) But he has medical insurance though. And that year, the contract was going to expire without him ...
  6 days ago

• A 50-days-to-go-before-Christmas reminder: the 2009 ABS-CBN Christmas Station ID

  
  So far, so good — Authority: 114
  For those among us who feel theres no more reason to celebrate Christmas because of personal tragedies or national disasters, heres a very timely reminder and encouragement. Christmas is not about us but about the tremendous love of God for us, channeled through His Son Jesus. And that is the central theme of the ...
  1 week ago

• When the Witch Asks a Question, I Can’t Resist

  
  Journal of Medical Ethics blog — Authority: 482
  In the replies to this thread , The Witch Doctor asks this: A Scenario: Apparently there are some sites on the web just now claiming that the world is going to end in 2012. Some teenagers are becoming agitated. I don’t want to be around when the world ends, so I’m going to drink some poison and present to my ...
  1 week ago

• Online Booking for Vacations – how safe?

  
  ~iMoM~ — Authority: 120
  How safe is booking online for flights and vacation destinations? With my recent bad experience with Cebu Pacific , I am a bit cautious now with online transactions. I’ve purchased items online many times. I do online banking. I have PayPal and Ebay. So far, everything has been safe and secure… Save for the CEB ...
  1 week ago

• Cebu Pacific’s One Peso Seat Sale – Fail!

  
  ~iMoM~ — Authority: 120
  Friday. I got all giddy and excited as soon as I opened the email announcement - CEB allots 100,000 seats for our sought-after P1 seat sale to all destinations! Travel June 15 to September 30, 2010. So I went to the website and started looking into the dates I wanted. Unfortunately, most of the ...
  1 week ago

• Never lost, always found (16): Beyond death

  
  So far, so good — Authority: 114
  If God is for us, who can be against us? He who did not spare his own Son but handed him over for us all, how will he not also give us everything else along with him? Who will bring a charge against Gods chosen ones? It is God who acquits us. Who will condemn? It is Christ (Jesus) who died, rather, was raised, ...
  1 week ago

• Thinking Aloud by Nigel Jack

  
  StoryTime — Authority: 108
  We used to play hop-scotch (pada) in our backyard watching the sun steal away where the earth ends. Our noises would sink into the early evening breeze like the lovely voice of cheese in our little mouths. Girls tugged their size one skirts into their innocent under-wears as they hopped with spread legs on the boxes ...
  1 week ago

• Get Ready to Run (Part 2 of Running Tips)

  
  ~iMoM~ — Authority: 120
  There must be hundreds of reasons why we should run. These are a few of mine: 1. Running is so convenient. You can do it anytime you want and anywhere there’s space to run. 2. It is considerably more affordable than other sports. All you really need are basic running shoes that give adequate support and ...
  1 week ago

• GK Brookside: flooded with love

  
  So far, so good — Authority: 114
  Many Filipinos, especially those living in Luzon and Metro Manila in particular, have their own stories about Tropical Storm ONDOY (Ketsana). Some were trapped in their cars for hours due to the massive traffic jam caused by the torrential rains and subsequent flooding. Some were trapped in more dire straits- hours ...
  2 weeks ago

• Tulong Eskwela for Pepeng Survivors in the Cordilleras

  
  ~iMoM~ — Authority: 120
  What can Php3,850.00 buy you? A nice branded bag? A good pair of shoes, perhaps? I know –  a great pair of jeans! How about a fancy dinner date with your loved one? I, of course, can blow that amount (and more) in one grocery trip. For some of us, splurging three thousand pesos would be too easy. But do you ...
  2 weeks ago

• Why 350 is an important number

  
  So far, so good — Authority: 114
  Regardless if the effects of climate change will come to fruition in the next ten years or in the next thousand years- the time to act is now. www.350.org" width="480" height="60" border="0" />
  3 weeks ago

• Run for the Pasig River 2009 – Help Save the River

  
  ~iMoM~ — Authority: 120
  What sport is so exhilarating yet so convenient at the same time? Running! I discovered running when I joined the Pinay In Action Fun Run earlier this year. Actually, the interest in running was spurred when I started doing interval sprints on the treadmill. I found that the “high” after running felt really ...
  3 weeks ago

• More on Science Journalism…

  
  Journal of Medical Ethics blog — Authority: 482
  This thought hit me over the weekend in Tesco’s car-park; I was still mulling over the reliability, or lack thereof, of science reporting in the media.  I was also thinking about the PCC and how powerless it is, largely because it’s simply a boys’ club for editors. However, in my finding-a-trolley reverie, it ...
  3 weeks ago

• On Money, Time and Giving

  
  ~iMoM~ — Authority: 120
  I once had a talk with my self-confessed ex-workaholic sister-in-law… Self-confessed because she admits to not understanding why some women totally give up careers to become full-time mothers. ( Aray, aray, aray!!!) Ex-workaholic because now she is a mother and totally understands why. Anyway, back to the ...
  4 weeks ago

• Night Thoughts on Journalism

  
  Journal of Medical Ethics blog — Authority: 482
  There’s an illuminating item that’s recently been posted on Enemies of Reason about the way that the press has been handling H1N1, and the way in which the distinction between deaths from and deaths with the illness has been blurred.  And it’s very easy to look at the newspaper stands and laugh at the ...
  4 weeks ago

• DNA Databases and Crime… part 34

  
  Journal of Medical Ethics blog — Authority: 482
  The New Scientist this week is running a series of short articles on how to make the world a better place. One of the suggestions is to legalise drugs – I’ve blogged about why this is a good idea before ( and Ben Goldacre has a nice account of why we haven’t done it already ). Another is to learn to love ...
  8 weeks ago

• Taking Back My Life

  
  temporarily me dot com — Authority: 108
  When I began taking anti-depressants I was embarking on a new phase in my life as a working mother. It was just over a year since Carter was born and I attributed my need for medication to be more of a situational issue rather than post-partum. Why does that even matter? I don’t know. Maybe because dealing with the ...
  8 weeks ago

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