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 13 Jul 2011 @ 09:01
Large classes are a thing of the past. The large class modality was referred to as ‘Great Man pedagogy’ in Europe, and was critically challenged by the youth and professors during the stormy youth heydays of the 1960s and ‘70s. More >
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12 Jul 2011 @ 22:04
HACIENDA LUISITA REMAINS THORNY & THREAT-FILLED
The thorny Hacienda Luisita, among the grand estates of the Cojuangco family, remains as threat-filled as ever. It is a showcase of a land reform executive decision that has gone haywire. The Supreme Court’s lackadaisical behavior shown with respect to this case has made the issue more murky. More >
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 12 Jul 2011 @ 07:36
The University of the Philippines or UP, my country’s national university and among the esteemed world universities in ASEAN, recently landed at No. 34 rank among the world’s top universities in terms of English instruction, besting many world universities in the West and Asia. This is a gladdening news not only for my country and ASEAN, the news likewise glows my heart to euphoria as I am a sanguine alumnus of the noble UP. More >
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11 Jul 2011 @ 22:31
Theos Sophia or divine wisdom did account for spiritist mediumship, with many pages devoted to it alone in the Letters of Mahatmas to A.Sinnett. It was called Spiritualism in the 19th century, was well studied by the Master-Adepts of the Brotherhood, with HP Blavatsky devoting many articles and discussions about it herself (see book Isis Unveiled). More >
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10 Jul 2011 @ 22:15
Yours truly was interviewed anew by the TV5 program Tayuan Mo at Panindigan, with the topic focused on Filipinos’ happiness. Hosting the episode were Aida Uy, Wilma Dosent, and Izza Litton whose magnetic stage presence did give life to the occasion. More >
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10 Jul 2011 @ 07:12
Thailand’s Red Shirts are back in power, as the For Thai Party of former premier Thaksin Shinawatra won landslide victory in the latest parliamentary polls. Yingluck Shinawatra, younger sister of the deposed premier, won as premier, rendering her the first woman chief executive of modern Thailand. More >
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 8 Jul 2011 @ 22:25
How far the G8 can carve out new development arrangements that can re-secure their hold of the said regions is surely in question. Emerging markets that are purse-rich are now much engaged in North Africa and the Middle East, rendering them as alternative orbits for dependence in case the newly installed Arab regimes will lose the old ‘chocolate bar sweeteners’ of aid and investments from their Western masters.
Below is an update report from the DevEx regarding the G8 contingency steps being taken for the Arab states. More >
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7 Jul 2011 @ 22:20
There is today a subtle if not overt maligning and slandering of spiritual Masters by self-acclaimed ‘starseeds’ and ‘lightworkers’. While not exactly alarming as the situation was when masters were persecuted outright, the attitude of hostility and bellicosity are marks of a Demoniac or one ruled by the AntiChrist Mind. More >
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6 Jul 2011 @ 22:23
I have just discoursed on ultranationalist hegemony in domestic China and the repercussions of this extremism on foreign policy. China’s neighbors are now ‘crying wolf’ over Chinese military intrusions into their claimed island territories, which could be just but test-casing the extent and limits of the military option in China’s counter-claims over those islets. More >
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5 Jul 2011 @ 22:04
In previous articles, this analyst articulated on Chinese bullying of its neighbors over disputed territories and the rise of the ultranationalists within the Chinese state and communist party. I will add the matter of ‘blue water’ navy to the discussions, as the ultranationalists are now working triple time to transform China into a naval power. More >
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