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A Day In The Life Of RJ

 

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Blog Name: A Day In The Life Of RJ
Url: http://adayinthelifeofrj.com
Language: English
Topics: opinion, politics, philippines
Description: The accidental political blog. Try-hard punditry for non-pundits. Taking you to the bottomline of Philippine politics.
Popularity: 11 Followers

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Dissecting Gibo’s viability for 2010 in the interest of “The King”
A Little Backgrounder for the Forgetful Everyone knows I’ve never shown much affection for this current administration. Although there have been a few occasions on this blog where I lauded government efforts and even Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo for that matter, most of them were done in passing. Why? I’m sure you have  a ready answer there so [...]
Dumbing our kids down, damning their future
All I can say is that if you’ve never “used” Calculus in your daily life, you are not making full use of the knowledge you have been introduced to. Beyond the figures or the nauseating equations, the study of Mathematics is a study of “possibilities”, of “origins” and of “derivations”. It is, as aptly put by [...]
DILG Sec. Puno, are you for real?
Photo by Max (Tj)‘Tis the season of surprises. As the 2010 elections draws near, the turn of events has been pretty surprising. Roxas withdraws from presidential bid, Aquino announces his, Roxas slides to veep. The so-called dark horse Teodoro gets chosen by the admin party as standard (well, almost officially, that is), much to the frustration of [...]
In Response to @Cocoy re: Noynoy
There is no greater honor for a blogger like me than be dedicated an entire post as response to one article I’ve written, specially if it’s from no less than one of those bloggers I have great respect for. It doesn’t even matter if that blogger disagrees with me or not. True to his blog’s tagline, [...]
Tulong Balik Eskwela Post-Ondoy/Pepeng
I am a firm believer of the power of education in transforming lives unlike any other service that the government can provide.  We need not look elsewhere for answers to eradicate poverty and corruption. Education transforms not only the economy but also the prevailing mindset of a nation — the answer to the biggest problem [...]

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