Category: causes
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An Open Letter to Globe Telecom
Dear Globe, This is a profile of your average prepaid user. It would benefit you to read it. I’ve had my prepaid number for about 10 years now. I do not have disposable income. I cannot apply for a postpaid line because I cannot promise to abide by its lock-in period, and my usage fluctuates…
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What the Facts Say: A Sampling of Online Advocacy Behavior
What one ‘likes’ or ‘heart’ on tumblr reveals a lot about a person. Some loose observations based on ‘Face the Facts‘ likes and trends: -It is true: it helps to have a major blogger or figure vouch for your blog. The surge in popularity of Face the Facts would not be possible without the help…
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Art as Conversation
My approach to art is to see if it works as a whole. I wasn’t wowed by Mideo Cruz’s “Poleteismo”, but I get it. If the only thing we see is a condom and a dildo over pictures of Jesus and Mary, then the criticism fails. I overheard a colleague criticize Mideo Cruz’s work as…
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Of catfood and songs
The Catfood Fiasco [Read on the Rafa Santos catfood fiasco here] Thing is: that isn’t the first time I heard the catfood analogy to theater pay. I’ve heard it before, from someone else in rehearsal room banter. That’s really what makes the difference: there are jokes you tell your friends, then there are the ones…
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Why Face the Facts?
Simple: cause almost everyone missed the point. I’m glad that the church is challenged, I’m glad that there are people standing firm and saying that we are not the Friar state we used to be. But it really isn’t about that. It is about the women and children who die at birth, who didn’t know…