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 20 Oct 2011 @ 01:00
Mad bombings in Abuja won’t stop social development work by the UN agencies notably the United Nations Development Programme o UNDP. This is surely a most welcome move, as UN workers involved in social development have brought home results based on our experiences in PH and Asia. More >
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 19 Oct 2011 @ 08:34
I have no fondness for Malthusian bogey perspectives about population outstripping food production. And I do scorn such fear-mongering neo-Malthusians as Paul Erlich’s nauseating ‘population bomb’ thesis. More >
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18 Oct 2011 @ 22:47
Education demands greater reform than ever. Behavioral research across the world has shown problematic aptitude scores of basic education pupils in the sciences, math and language. Pedagogy (methodology) that was inherited yet from mass production industrial era just don’t seem to work anymore. More >
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18 Oct 2011 @ 22:45
Regional knowledge sharing is a must for Asians. Known historically for the consensus approach to public life and covenant setting, it would prove wise for Asians to practice that consensual approach to knowledge. More >
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17 Oct 2011 @ 22:43
Indonesia has the largest population in the ASEAN. It is also the economic bloc’s largest economy. Having produced many luminary minds to propel itself to grand visions of prosperity, Indonesia has emerged as the most influential Big Brother nation to its neighbors as its democracy has shown stability worth accolades. More >
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 17 Oct 2011 @ 06:36
One cosmic law that has been discovered by philosophers and scientists over the past three (3) centuries, their own discovery being substantiation of what spiritual masters have long known, is the Law of Unity. Not only is this law well known and articulated, it has become popular too. More >
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16 Oct 2011 @ 22:23
The entire planet is going urban. One country after another is moving towards predominantly urban communities and populations. It matters much that as of this juncture, the strategic agenda of greening all cities in pursuit of a more balanced ecology, conservation, clean air and zero pollution. More >
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14 Oct 2011 @ 22:54
ASEAN is surging ahead economically and no veteran analyst will deny this development. It has three (3) emerging markets with it—Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam—while its member states Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei and Thailand have already made it to the wealthy economy status. More >
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14 Oct 2011 @ 22:52
ASEAN is on its way to becoming a fully integrated Economic Union by 2015. As it moves closer to the mid-2015 period when integration will be executed, it is most prudent for wealth economies and emerging markets to concur trade agreements with the southeast Asian bloc that is now rising to the fore as a global economic power. More >
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14 Oct 2011 @ 06:15
There are more cosmic laws then one has been exposed to so far in my notes, so let me continue with articulation on the same laws. For this note, I will focus on the Law of Correspondence. More >
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