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Elementary students now have a more engaging way to learn science and math through RadyoEskwela sa Siyensya
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1 month ago | 
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BACOLOD CITY – The city government of Sagay in Negros Occidental has launched “Pala-Pala sa Vito,” a new community-based
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2 months ago | 
dailyguardian.com.ph | John Feffer
By John FefferIn a fit of madness or just plain desperation, you’ve enrolled in a get-rich-quick scheme. All you have to do is sell some products, sign up a few friends, and make some calls. Follow that simple formula, and you’ll soon pull in tens of thousands of dollars a month—or so you’ve been promised anyway. If you sell enough products, you’ll be invited into the Golden Circle, which offers perks such as free concert tickets and trips to Las Vegas.
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Mar 26, 2025 | 
dailyguardian.com.ph | John Leo Algo
By John Leo Algo2025 for the Philippines is not just defined by the elections. It is also defined by change against climate change. This year would see the country update or introduce new plans and policies that would set the direction of how it would address the climate crisis. These would cover different aspects, including the long-term plan for reducing emissions, enabling a just transition towards national sustainable development, and localizing adaptation to extreme impacts.
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Mar 24, 2025 | 
dailyguardian.com.ph | Matthew Hardman
By Matthew HardmanAsia is leading the world in AI adoption, but many businesses are beginning to realise that its effectiveness depends on how well data is structured, secured, and made accessible. According to Hitachi Vantara’s latest State of Data Infrastructure Survey, 42% of enterprises in Asia now consider AI critical to their operations, outpacing the global average of 37%. Yet, this momentum faces a serious challenge.
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Mar 6, 2025 | 
dailyguardian.com.ph | Michael Hudson
By Michael Hudson(Last of two parts)Monetization of Exchange Between the Rural and Urban CentersMoney evolved as part of the valuation dimension of exchange. Anthropologists studying surviving Indigenous communities have found that artifacts typically are valued for their rarity or lineage of ownership. In archaic times such objects were often buried with their wearers, having become part of their personal identity. In time, they took a proto-monetary signification of esteem.
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Feb 19, 2025 | 
dailyguardian.com.ph | Abhishek Kumar Singh
By Abhishek Kumar Singh(The author is Head of Security Engineering of Singapore’s Check Point Software Technologies)With the recent Safer Internet Day, it’s hard not to feel a little extra concern about our kids’ online safety. Today, our children and young adults are living and breathing a digital world that’s evolving faster than ever—one where scammers are now using AI-assisted smart tools like ChatGPT and DeepSeek to create malicious content that can trick even the savviest among us.
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Jan 31, 2025 | 
dailyguardian.com.ph | Leslie Alan Horvitz
By Leslie Alan HorvitzLast of three partsIt also seems that bad dreams, which may be related to emotional problems in waking life, are recalled more frequently and accurately than those relatively free from anxiety and worry. One study of college students examined whether dream recall and dream content would reflect the social relationships of the person dreaming. The student volunteers were assessed on multiple psychological factors, such as attachment, recall, and dream content.
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Jan 30, 2025 | 
dailyguardian.com.ph | Leslie Alan Horvitz
By Leslie Alan HorvitzSecond of three partsCertain elements are characteristic of most dreams. They are usually perceived from a first-person view. In other words, the action is seen by or involves the dreamer. With few exceptions (like lucid dreaming), dreams are involuntary. They are also surrealistic in that they don’t seem to be governed by the laws of logic or make any narrative sense. Many dreams evoke powerful emotions regardless of their apparent incoherence.
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Jan 29, 2025 | 
dailyguardian.com.ph | Alex Vidal
By Alex P. Vidal “Deportation isn’t something that is suddenly new.” — Jack KingstonIF the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) crackdown against undocumented immigrants was “only the beginning”, according to President Donald Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, there’s a possibility it will continue as long as Mr. Trump is the president. And it will be until 2028?