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| Visual Pollution by Joseph Pascual |
I went link hoarding again but not on Rappler's archives, though I won't spare the archives from finding inspiring articles. It just so amazing that aside from the recent launch of the DGDC magazine. Davao's team for Angel Hack's Manila Leg bring home the bacon.
Oh, I was browsing a site and an article title caught my eyes because of the fancy word, Phantasmagoric. Funny, that I still have a six year old mobile phone and did not join the bandwagon of androids. Don't you know that mobile phones around the world turns 40. While looking for life hacks I encountered the word mind-mapping, invented by Tony Busan. Another idea that hit me is reverse mentorship. I wonder how it feels to be inside a science fiction themed bars with your slutty friends wearing ethical dresses.
Oh, I was browsing a site and an article title caught my eyes because of the fancy word, Phantasmagoric. Funny, that I still have a six year old mobile phone and did not join the bandwagon of androids. Don't you know that mobile phones around the world turns 40. While looking for life hacks I encountered the word mind-mapping, invented by Tony Busan. Another idea that hit me is reverse mentorship. I wonder how it feels to be inside a science fiction themed bars with your slutty friends wearing ethical dresses.
“Life has many ways of testing a person's will, either by having nothing happen at all or by having everything happen all at once.” ― Paulo Coelho, The Winner Stands Alone
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| Image by: Michael Josh |
Browsed the Rappler's Move.ph archive from January 2013 to the first week of June 2013 and found inspiring and thought provoking posts. So here's the list. No explanations needed, you need to see it for yourself why I find these posts fascinating.
2. Manobo chief learns to write for his tribe
3. Ready to leave my mark
4.On teaching, and why I want to write about it
5.Why I left America for the Philippines
6.Study to serve
7. A different kind of library
8.Isolated no more
9. When the one you love has Alzheimer's
10.Sabrina Ongkiko: Transcendent love
11. Being a teacher in Zanzibar
12. Two words that can set you free
13. #EDSA27: Teaching 1986 People Power to teenagers
14.18 stories of Filipinos overcoming poverty
15. 3 ways Facebook is ruining our lives
16.Standing up to rape
17. College graduate? Teach in a public school
18. On once-in-a-lifetime opportunities
19. Where have our libraries gone?
