The bucket list: GOD has a list, too

I am suspending my idea series for a Bucket To-Do List for the time being to share a story told to me by Sister Anna. A little back story… Anna Cinco was a classmate in high school who graduated way up the rungs and copped a college degree majoring in Mathematics. She taught at the…

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WHO: Delta now dominant COVID-19 variant in PH

THE highly-transmissible Delta variant is now the most dominant COVID-19 variant in the Philippines, the World Health Organization (WHO) said Tuesday, August 31. “The information we have clearly shows that now, already, the Delta variant has emerged as the dominant variant,” said Rabindra Abeyasinghe, WHO representative to the Philippines. The Delta variant was found in…

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PH to adopt online health pass for int’l travelers starting Sept. 1 

INTERNATIONAL travelers entering the Philippines will now be required to register through an online portal beginning September 1, according to Malacañang. Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque on Friday, August 27, announced that the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF-EID) approved the use of OneHealthPass. “The Inter-Agency Task Force approved on Thursday,…

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Filipino artist Errol C. Mendoza and his colorful visions

Errol C. Mendoza illustrates alternative visions of humanity with varied colors evocative multiple styles showing diverse images of the contemporary world. Existential tones characterize his creation: the meaning of the world is illuminated by the “natural candle” that each of us personifies. The defining moment of the artist is when he believes the artist has…

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[COLUMN] Dear pro-life Filipinos: Amid the Delta variant threat, less than 1% of fully vaccinated people test positive for COVID

I HAVE been getting private messages from kababayans here in the United States and in the Philippines, seeking my advice regarding getting vaccinated against COVID. They all say they are confused because of conflicting messages they get from different people, especially from among Filipinos who are very vocal about their mistrust of the government and…

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[COLUMN] Swing trading

Part 3 of 3 Swing trading  captures short to medium-term gains over weeks or months (as opposed to day trading that captures gains in one day). The main difference between swing and day trading is the time frame. Day traders work with a short time frame whereas the  swing traders work with a much longer time frame. If you are patient as…

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[COLUMN] Insurance carrier’s duty to investigate

Maximizing the client’s recovery Insurance carriers have a duty to investigate all claims.  This duty is the same regardless of the kind of insurance at issue.  This duty applies to first-party claims “your own insurance” — that is when a policy-holder has submitted a claim to her own insurance carrier, such as a claim under…

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Filipina star Lovi Poe lands role in Hollywood movie

FILIPINA actress and singer Lovi Poe is set to star in the upcoming Hollywood movie “The Chelsea Cowboy,” a biopic based on the life of actor, gangster, and lothario John Bindon. According to Deadline, Poe will play British blues singer Dana Gillespie who employed Bindon as security and also provided him with access to the…

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Duterte confirms 2022 VP bid

PHILIPPINE President Rodrigo Duterte has announced his intent to run for the country’s second-highest post in the 2022 elections. In his weekly public address, the chief executive said he will “continue the crusade,” expressing concern over the country’s problems with illegal drugs, criminality, and insurgency. “Gusto talaga ninyo? Oh, sige, tatakbo ako ng bise presidente…

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[COLUMN] COVID brain damage

CURRENT research on the damages caused by COVID-19 infection seen among those who recovered reveal that, besides affecting the pulmonary and cardiovascular system, this serious viral infection also damages the brain, causing neurological symptoms, including brain “fog,” forgetfulness, and debilitating cognitive deficits. These neuro/psychiatric effects on the brain were seen in about 30 percent of…

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