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I Planet Earth
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In Your Dreams | Visions
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Imagine.Mankind sending massive solar panels to float in the sky. The size of a small town, the arrays are capable of harvesting sunlight en...
The Martha Stewart In Me
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I used to be that little boy who could grow plants at will. It's the green thumb, people say. But I pay no heed to their suggestion. Lef...
Mariposa
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FictionThere was a loud crash, a thud he would hear for the last time. The propeller hurled into the sky, while his body jerked forward, sla...
Bucolic Days
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Know that in a few years, this article will disappear on the online pages of Inquirer. And so is the memory of Malabon and it's fishpond...
Baywalk
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The squall that brought the city to its knees is no more. What lingers are the howling winds and rain showers, that remind the earth of the ...
Playing God
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Companions the creator seeks, not corpses, not herds and believers. Fellow creators the creator seeks - those who write new values on new ta...
Pain
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Trees ready to be cut down in SM BaguioAsk not, why cities simmer; lowlands get flooded and why people die when mud tumbles down from the mo...
The Megamall
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I was at the SM Megamall the other day to get something. JC plans to replace his plastic hangers with wooden ones. Since my partner's de...
Bipolar
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It was raining yesterdaywhile it was scorching hot the other day.The weather bureau said it was the hotteston record this year.Daybreaks are...
Remember Us
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Rock Paintings, Tadart Acacus, LibyaOnce upon a time, the Sahara was green and animals such as giraffes, elephants and wildebeests grazed in...
The Treehugger
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In the pit of the city, I found sentience.Every day, I wake up and open my eyes to the sight of a window shrouded with curtains.A pallid lan...
Warp and Weft
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In a big city often covered in thick smog, there was once a family who owned a very large junkyard. The junkyard is full of rusted cars and ...
A Sad Children's Story
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“Wake up my fledglings!” Eden said. The graceful Cattle Egret stood up from her moist nest not far from a rice field to gather around her th...
Backpacker: Santa Ana, Cagayan
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First Part: A Traveler's Tale"Baabaa! I have something to tell you ..."It's past 7 in the morning and I was standing outsi...
Tagpuan
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Salcedo ParkMakati Central Business DistrictThere is something in this open space that calls us back to its gates. It might be the kids at ...
Into The Light
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What force draws me, I do not know. Something within urges me to find out. While remnants of bad blood hinders me from my journey, there...
Solace For The Forsaken
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Fear is that I am already sedated by the horrific scenes continuously being aired from Japan. The wall of mud, debris and sea water - the...
Evergreen
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There is something about Diliman that keeps me returning. It is not the academic upheavals, or rubbing elbows with the demi-gods. The subli...
Spirit Of Ondoy
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The latest news bulletin reports that super-typhoon Juan has changed course and its new direction now puts Manila within range. Earlier yes...
Monolith To Stupidities
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Across the convent of Santa Clara in Katipunan lies a verdant realm undisturbed since time unremembered. Cut across by a concrete highway, w...
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