Comments on: Filipino Quote Immortalized in Int’l Journal http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/04/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/ The Corsarius on technology, video games, blogging, freelancing, Philippine ICT, and more. Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:23:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Corsarius http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/04/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/#comment-39289 Corsarius Mon, 07 May 2007 14:31:02 +0000 http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/05/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/#comment-39289 <b>Michael</b>, I personally believe that the Church should still play a significant role in state affairs (stab me, separation-of-church-and-state purists) but not to the point of dictating what needs to be carried out and what isn't. Case in point: birth control. I once heard a priest say in a sermon, "Don't believe the birth control efforts of the Government. Just go forth and multiply!" :P <b>Nightfox</b>, sometimes the academic text buries any casual reader (e.g. moi) interest, hehe. <i>Muntik ko na nga ring ma-iskipan e</i>. <b>Ia</b>, comments ala-Slippy? I wish :D Historically, the other blog has generated the most insightful and numerous comments I've ever received. Which is why, even after Slippy's near abandonments and all, this pseudo-tech blog remains second fiddle to the lit/writing blog. <b>Benj</b>, to a certain extent, I guess. Or maybe begrudging respect. (In my case, my dad is a lawyer, so I know first-hand that not all barristers hurl Legalese at each other and innocent bystanders just to muddle this world up :P) Re: the landslide operation, I'm not too sure about that, too. The article was of course just happy to list down the events when Sahana was deployed, without much discourse regarding the rescue/emergency operations themselves. Michael, I personally believe that the Church should still play a significant role in state affairs (stab me, separation-of-church-and-state purists) but not to the point of dictating what needs to be carried out and what isn’t. Case in point: birth control. I once heard a priest say in a sermon, “Don’t believe the birth control efforts of the Government. Just go forth and multiply!” :P

Nightfox, sometimes the academic text buries any casual reader (e.g. moi) interest, hehe. Muntik ko na nga ring ma-iskipan e.

Ia, comments ala-Slippy? I wish :D Historically, the other blog has generated the most insightful and numerous comments I’ve ever received. Which is why, even after Slippy’s near abandonments and all, this pseudo-tech blog remains second fiddle to the lit/writing blog.

Benj, to a certain extent, I guess. Or maybe begrudging respect. (In my case, my dad is a lawyer, so I know first-hand that not all barristers hurl Legalese at each other and innocent bystanders just to muddle this world up :P)

Re: the landslide operation, I’m not too sure about that, too. The article was of course just happy to list down the events when Sahana was deployed, without much discourse regarding the rescue/emergency operations themselves.

]]> By: Benj http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/04/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/#comment-39268 Benj Mon, 07 May 2007 10:14:59 +0000 http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/05/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/#comment-39268 Lawyers are respected? :) The landslide operation was actually a success? I guess we can all blame the media for sensationalizing and painting a picture of gloom and doom instead. Lawyers are respected? :)

The landslide operation was actually a success? I guess we can all blame the media for sensationalizing and painting a picture of gloom and doom instead.

]]> By: ia http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/04/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/#comment-39108 ia Fri, 04 May 2007 16:13:21 +0000 http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/05/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/#comment-39108 *Marks as [this is good]* (You know that Vox feature, right?) Which explains why doctors and lawyers are the most respected people in the world. I wish there weren't any competition among careers, but I can't help feeling small when compared in that respect. Not that I have to worry about it to such a great degree. This post calls for comments ala-Slippy. ;) *Marks as [this is good]*

(You know that Vox feature, right?)

Which explains why doctors and lawyers are the most respected people in the world. I wish there weren’t any competition among careers, but I can’t help feeling small when compared in that respect. Not that I have to worry about it to such a great degree. This post calls for comments ala-Slippy. ;)

]]> By: nightfox http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/04/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/#comment-39102 nightfox Fri, 04 May 2007 13:36:28 +0000 http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/05/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/#comment-39102 cool, bakit parang di ko ata nabasa yan.. hmm. cool, bakit parang di ko ata nabasa yan.. hmm.

]]> By: Michael http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/04/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/#comment-39082 Michael Fri, 04 May 2007 07:24:10 +0000 http://ccrux.corsarius.net/2007/05/05/filipino-quote-immortalized-in-intl-journal/#comment-39082 Great... now if only we could stop the church from meddling with innovations and progress. Great… now if only we could stop the church from meddling with innovations and progress.

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