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Our ‘Real’ Combat to ‘Fake’ News

“What we share must be on our cautiousness. Our political polarity must not prevail over the authenticity of what we share. On sharing stories, we have to contemplate about the consequences—are we helping or are we aggravating?” We know social media’s power—information can be worldwide in just a matter of seconds. As connections have been part of our daily life, it can read...

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Padagyaw 2016 Kicks Off

The municipality of Dumarao has officially opened its annual 5-day religious and municipal fiesta celebration with Padagyaw Festival, August 1. The celebration kicked-off with parade and and opening salvo. Nine participating schools from different elementary, secondary and tertiary schools in the municipality namely Immaculate Heart of Mary Child Learning Center, Manuel F. Onato Memorial National High School, Capiz State University – Dumarao, Ramon...

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Our encounter with wild Visayan Leopard Cat or “maral”

Here is the story: It was our favorite pastime to go in the forest. We do this when we want some adventure. It was Easter and we want to spend our time in the wild. We were seven in the group. While on our way, I had a camera in my hands while some of my friends had their bolo which they use...

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Fable: The Abused Mercy

The summer ended. As the rainy season begun, the bees who reside in the tallest Balete tree in the middle of forest have abundant honey they collected from the flower field in the nearby flower farm. They have enough food for the rainy season. But even they have abundant of honey, they still continued working for it because they consider it as a...

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The obscured crime of wise Pinoys

More and more Filipinos now know Internet. As the increase has continue to persist, the sad part is that, not everybody gets access. The culprit: Internet is expensive.  As the rival telecom companies never come to terms to improve the internet speed in the country as well as to minimize its cost, ordinary and wise Filipinos come to an option: to bug and...

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The slowest of the slowest: The timeline of our struggle for the Internet

The Philippines has the slowest Internet speed among countries of Asia Pacific. With a miserable average speed of 3.7mbps, this clumsy speed has already fed us ontime information and get every Filipino on a bandwagon of democratic voices through social media participation. But if this average speed is already “slow” for us, how much more few years ago when we were yet in...

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The Journey of a Child Who Has Dyslexia

"A Summary and Opinion Upon Watching Every Child is Special" He stood up in the corner – sad. He sat down in the corner – alone. He was a loner with imaginative cognition; a creative with few exceptions; and a child who, in the present world, unordinary. He persevered in order to learn, but his perseverance has nothing help because of his specialty of having...

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