A Trip Down Grade School Memory Lane!

Senator Gordon is proposing to add a ninth ray to the sun of the Philippine flag. The ninth ray, says Gordon, will represent the Muslim community. Should the committee approve of this proposition, history as we first learned it in our early elementary days will not be the same anymore.

Sigh, some things we learned in grade school are no longer true! Take a trip down memory lane with us as we talk about a couple of changes that have forever changed the elementary curriculum.

Txt and Email

Cell phones and the Internet. Many today find these wonders of the information age indispensable. I myself profess to not be able to survive a day without the awesomeness that is the World Wide Web. Sure it’s an exaggeration, but there’s some truth to it. Case in point: when the net’s down at home I make it a point to call our service provider, I don’t do that for when cable TV or the landline is acting up.

How Many Gigabytes Do You Have At Home?

Imagine if the world is uniformly measured by bits of info instead of the conventional metric/english system. It would be probably hard to quantify the information we are passing around everyday…In the coming years, as we purchase more and more devices that are anchored to disk storage, I think we will be measuring assets in terms of gigabytes.