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I can truly relate. I too am part of volunter work. Even formed our own NGO for it. Fun part is it really takes you places and meet interesting people that have a need for you. quite fulfilling. Sa mga interesadong to go the extra mile talaga. Good work and keep it up sa mga boluntirs! -L --- tribalknowledge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Daniel, Arvin, I'm just curious, saang lugar yang mga pinuntahan ninyo? --- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, killyrbf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: poor teaching methods??? nah, daniel, just joking. these type of work isn't a yearly thing. you got to keep up the pressure, sabi nga sa basketball. 48 minutes of hell. ...one time we went to a baranggay. we were to talk about starting home-based business. the chairman was asked to gather listeners. within a few minutes the lecture areas was packed with people, housewives, teeners, kids. before the talk started a few quetions were asked. among them: will we be providing snacks? will we be providing capital for the business? answers go like these: we had funds for the snack but not for business capital. within seconds, the lecture area was cleared. were we supposed to go back after a year?? NO. the following day we were there again. (masochist, we are.) a couple of young wives showed up with their kids. they asked if they could have the snacks early as their children haven't eaten yet. snacks were given and we talked about how to get a home-based business going.. where to get capital, how to market, etc. the 3rd day, the same 2 ladies and their children showed up. they had 3 older ladies with them. all 3 had children with them as well. of course, snack were served before the lecture. last i heard, these 5 ladies have steady income. a daycare. a sari- sari store. a carinderia. i have a couple more stories similar to this one, but i know you already get it. ;) Got Milk? ( . )( . ) --- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, jun ramos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Pa-share din... I was into volunteer works for around four years... sometimes we go to a small town and clean the area... the following year, we go back again... frustrating because they depended on voluteers... so I said maybe eductaion is the real answer... so we did focus on educating the people through lectures... still frustrating because what happened seemed to be just presentation of facts, it seemed they did not learn... I kept wondering what we could do for them... we set an example they rely on us; we teach, they don't act... maybe after those two, it's just good to pray for them... that's why now I appreciate the contemplatives.. they dedicate their life to prayer constantly praying that someday people will change... In the meantime, I think we should mind our business more... I read from a book by Andrew Matthews which says, the best thing we can do for the poor is to be not one of them... maybe, if we work hard, pay our taxes, make the company we work for productive, our company will prosper... our kids will see our example and from there, a new breed of population will come... let's be honest in our dealings, let's not waste office hours, and let's educate our kids who will run our country in the future... Let's pray constantly, too... join rallies? Hopefully our attendance in rallies would be minimal... let's start with ourselves , and like Bob, educate the people around us... we can only do so much, let's do all that we can... Need to cut my part short... got to go again... God bless you all! :-) tribalknowledge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Do not ridicule them but educate them. - agree with you 100%! Pero anong institution nga ba ang dapat gumawa nito? Eskuwelahan? Eh wala ngang perang pang-aral. Simbahan? Majority sa atin kristiyano pero bakit questionable ang attitude/behaviour/ethics ng nakararami? Pamilya? Eh watak-watak nga paano pa makaka-provide ng proper guidance si nanay/tatay? How frustrating :( --- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, bobby villanueva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks arvin. Lets all hope we come out stronger and wiser in the coming months. killyrbf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do not ridicule them but educate them. We can just hope that in time we Filipinos would not be just educated in our minds but also in our hearts. ^ Real talk right there. Hats off to you, Bob. I have your back on this one. Got Milk? ( . )( . ) --- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, bobby villanueva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Would it then turn out that all the power would be upon the wealthy? I'm not saying that that
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Pa-share din... I was into volunteer works for around four years... sometimes we go to a small town and clean the area... the following year, we go back again... frustrating because they depended on voluteers... so I said maybe eductaion is the real answer... so we did focus on educating the people through lectures... still frustrating because what happened seemed to be just presentation of facts, it seemed they did not learn... I kept wondering what we could do for them... we set an example they rely on us; we teach, they don't act... maybe after those two, it's just good to pray for them... that's why now I appreciate the contemplatives.. they dedicate their life to prayer constantly praying that someday people will change... In the meantime,I think we should mind our business more... I read from a book by Andrew Matthews which says, "the best thing we can do for the poor is to be not one of them"... maybe, if we work hard, pay our taxes, make the company we work for productive, our company will prosper... our kids will see our example and from there, a new breed of population will come... let's be honest in our dealings, let's not waste office hours, and let's educate our kids who will run our country in the future... Let's pray constantly, too... join rallies? Hopefully our attendance in rallies would be minimal... let's start with ourselves , and like Bob, educate the people around us... we can only doso much, let's do all that we can... Need to cut my part short... got to go again... God blessyou all! :-) tribalknowledge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: "Do not ridicule them but educate them." - agree with you 100%! Pero anong institution nga ba ang dapat gumawa nito? Eskuwelahan? Eh wala ngang perang pang-aral. Simbahan? Majority sa atin kristiyano pero bakit questionable ang attitude/behaviour/ethics ng nakararami? Pamilya? Eh watak-watak nga paano pa makaka-provide ng proper guidance si nanay/tatay? How frustrating :(--- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, bobby villanueva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks arvin. Lets all hope we come out stronger and wiser in the coming months. killyrbf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do not ridicule them but educate them. We can just hope that in time we Filipinos would not be just educated in our minds but also in our hearts.^ Real talk right there. Hats off to you, Bob. I have your back on this one. Got Milk? ( . )( . ) --- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, bobby villanueva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Would it then turn out that all the power would be upon the wealthy? I'm not saying that that isn't the case now. I also believe that some of the wealthy would foremost just look for the good of their own selfish interests. Let's not get stuck with generalizations because believe it or not some of those educated support Erap and not for their own selfish interests. No, these people are college graduates and are in management positions of their companies. They just sincerely believe that Erap would turn things around and is the only one that shows concern for the poor.Of course I don't believe in this. But what is important here is that in their eyes that is what they see. That is what they believe.In the lack of genuine, selfless, exceptional leadership the people would turn to those they believe in even that larger-than-life heavy drinking screen idol with a multitude of mistresses.Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do not ridicule them but educate them.We can just hope that in time we Filipinos would not be just educated in our minds but also in our hearts.God bless!Nicandro Filart Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For those who didn't get the joke, this wasn't from me and pls don't forward with my name those chain letters have a way of creating a life of their own Kung ako masusunod dapat yung votes is equal to the amount of tax you paid parang company your vote is equal to your number of shares mas marami kang bayad na tax mas malaki dapat influence mo Regarding "lack of education" it's not necessarily true that people in the provinces are less educated, it's actually the urban poor yung mga "ignorant" at nagpapagamit and FYI the electoral college system in the US was designed to protect the smaller states hence the smaller states have disproportionately larger percentage of electoral votes vs their population - i.e. they will always have 3 (or was it 2) votes no matter how small their population is - From: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of spurs Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 3:10 AM To: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com Subject: [4c-math94] Re: Sana tama sila... at mali ako kala ko pa naman totoong galing kay nic... hehe may point siya... .. i somehow agree when he said na dapat tax payers lang ang pwedeng bumoto... yung s
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Dyan ako disagree, we have had choices but we never vote for them thinking na hindi mananalo, madadaya etc It doesnt even matter if they dont win as long as they do well and send a message to other good choices that people are willing to vote for them Isipin mo sa senate elections about 2 or 3 elections back si Haydee Yorac and Tanada were candidates but they fared dismally while Tito Sotto etc were among the topnotchers From: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com [mailto:4c-math94@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of killyrbf Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 4:58 PM To: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com Subject: [4c-math94] Re: Sana tama sila... at mali ako It sounds good but how much education do these guys need ? Buti pa yung daga sa laboratory experiment pag hinawakan yung knob ng dalawa, tatlong beses at nakuryente di na hahawakan ulit. Tayo we keep re-electing the same politicians tapos magtataka baket di tayo nag proprogress that's because they (we) don't have a choice. we have the same set of candidates every election. when there's someone new, she has to get real lucky to be elected. young bloods always get cheated! (unless they're kids of trapos) as they don't have the resources to much up with the trapos. GUNS, GOONS GOLD- it still stands when it comes to philippine politics. you want to know why the trapos still rule? get out. don't hit the streets, hit the country sides. it's been hammered into people's brain that the politicians are your one only source for emergency funds.. kailangan ng pampalibing, pambili ng gamot, manganganak si misis. nobody ever told this people that it doesn't work that way and that it shouldn't be that way. why? because the trapos know that by not empowering these people they would continue to be vital in these people's lives and the so called educated ones don't really care as pastures are greener abroad. it's not just about education. it's about better choices and people empowerment. m Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group "4c-math94" on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.
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It doesn't matter where you are or what position you are in. You can always do your share. Whenever I ride a taxi I always try to have a conversation with the taxi driver. I ask them how they feel about our country, our politicians, and their outlook. Most often these cab drivers, like me,are angry with GMA and would start to recount how good it was under Marcos or how it should have been Lacson or how Erap was stripped of his rights. I would listen to them and while I agree on some of their points I try to inject some of the things that I know. That while Marcos might have started well, he with his family, became a dictator that killed off his enemies, suspended human rights and stole mind-blowing amounts from the country. That while Lacson might have been strict and fierce,he has killed off his enemies as well. That he would summarily execute people without seeing a trial often pocketing whatever loot was found. More often than not we part ways with a better understanding of each other. On his part he was given a chance to rethink what he once perceived. That we must aspire for someone better. On my part I see why it would be all too easy for the poor to see trapos as saviours and sway them to further their ambitions. I only hope that these same drivers would talk to other passengers and the cycle would start anew. :) tribalknowledge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: "Do not ridicule them but educate them." - agree with you 100%! Pero anong institution nga ba ang dapat gumawa nito? Eskuwelahan? Eh wala ngang perang pang-aral. Simbahan? Majority sa atin kristiyano pero bakit questionable ang attitude/behaviour/ethics ng nakararami? Pamilya? Eh watak-watak nga paano pa makaka-provide ng proper guidance si nanay/tatay? How frustrating :(--- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, bobby villanueva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks arvin. Lets all hope we come out stronger and wiser in the coming months. killyrbf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do not ridicule them but educate them. We can just hope that in time we Filipinos would not be just educated in our minds but also in our hearts.^ Real talk right there. Hats off to you, Bob. I have your back on this one. Got Milk? ( . )( . ) --- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, bobby villanueva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Would it then turn out that all the power would be upon the wealthy? I'm not saying that that isn't the case now. I also believe that some of the wealthy would foremost just look for the good of their own selfish interests. Let's not get stuck with generalizations because believe it or not some of those educated support Erap and not for their own selfish interests. No, these people are college graduates and are in management positions of their companies. They just sincerely believe that Erap would turn things around and is the only one that shows concern for the poor.Of course I don't believe in this. But what is important here is that in their eyes that is what they see. That is what they believe.In the lack of genuine, selfless, exceptional leadership the people would turn to those they believe in even that larger-than-life heavy drinking screen idol with a multitude of mistresses.Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do not ridicule them but educate them.We can just hope that in time we Filipinos would not be just educated in our minds but also in our hearts.God bless!Nicandro Filart Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For those who didn't get the joke, this wasn't from me and pls don't forward with my name those chain letters have a way of creating a life of their own Kung ako masusunod dapat yung votes is equal to the amount of tax you paid parang company your vote is equal to your number of shares mas marami kang bayad na tax mas malaki dapat influence mo Regarding "lack of education" it's not necessarily true that people in the provinces are less educated, it's actually the urban poor yung mga "ignorant" at nagpapagamit and FYI the electoral college system in the US was designed to protect the smaller states hence the smaller states have disproportionately larger percentage of electoral votes vs their population - i.e. they will always have 3 (or was it 2) votes no matter how small their population is - From: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of spurs Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 3:10 AM To: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com Subject: [4c-math94] Re: Sana tama sila... at mali ako kala ko pa naman totoong galing kay nic... hehe may point siya... .. i somehow agree when he said na dapat tax payers lang ang pwedeng bumoto... yung sakin naman non, i said, dapat parang US, electoral not popularity vote... i mean dapat malaki ang weight ng votes ng manila and other big cities as compared to smaller towns kasi nga mas maraming "e
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O meron na... bilis noh. Sent by my friend Gerry Kaimo. dito nyo nalang ilabas ang mga galit nyo :) http://www.gmaresignnow.com cheers, Dave bobby villanueva wrote: It doesn't matter where you are or what position you are in. You can always do your share. Whenever I ride a taxi I always try to have a conversation with the taxi driver. I ask them how they feel about our country, our politicians, and their outlook. Most often these cab drivers, like me,are angry with GMA and would start to recount how good it was under Marcos or how it should have been Lacson or how Erap was stripped of his rights. I would listen to them and while I agree on some of their points I try to inject some of the things that I know. That while Marcos might have started well, he with his family, became a dictator that killed off his enemies, suspended human rights and stole mind-blowing amounts from the country. That while Lacson might have been strict and fierce,he has killed off his enemies as well. That he would summarily execute people without seeing a trial often pocketing whatever loot was found. More often than not we part ways with a better understanding of each other. On his part he was given a chance to rethink what he once perceived. That we must aspire for someone better. On my part I see why it would be all too easy for the poor to see trapos as saviours and sway them to further their ambitions. I only hope that these same drivers would talk to other passengers and the cycle would start anew. :) tribalknowledge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: "Do not ridicule them but educate them." - agree with you 100%! Pero anong institution nga ba ang dapat gumawa nito? Eskuwelahan? Eh wala ngang perang pang-aral. Simbahan? Majority sa atin kristiyano pero bakit questionable ang attitude/behaviour/ethics ng nakararami? Pamilya? Eh watak-watak nga paano pa makaka-provide ng proper guidance si nanay/tatay? How frustrating :( --- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, bobby villanueva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks arvin. Lets all hope we come out stronger and wiser in the coming months. killyrbf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do not ridicule them but educate them. We can just hope that in time we Fil ipinos would not be just educated in our minds but also in our hearts. ^ Real talk right there. Hats off to you, Bob. I have your back on this one. Got Milk? ( . )( . ) --- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, bobby villanueva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Would it then turn out that all the power would be upon the wealthy? I'm not saying that that isn't the case now. I also believe that some of the wealthy would foremost just look for the good of their own selfish interests. Let's not get stuck with generalizations because believe it or not some of those educated support Erap and not for their own selfish interests. No, these people are college graduates and are in management positions of their companies. They just sincerely believe t hat Erap would turn things around and is the only one that shows concern for the poor. Of course I don't believe in this. But what is important here is that in their eyes that is what they see. That is what they believe. In the lack of genuine, selfless, exceptional leadership the people would turn to those they believe in even that larger-than-life heavy drinking screen idol with a multitude of mistresses. Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do not ridicule them but educate them. We can just hope that in time we Filipinos would not be just educated in our minds but also in our hearts. God bless! Nicandro Filart Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For those who didn't get the joke, thi s wasn't from me and pls don't forward with my name those chain letters have a way of creating a life of their own Kung ako masusunod dapat yung votes is equal to the amount of tax you paid parang company your vote is equal to your number of shares mas marami kang bayad na tax mas malaki dapat influence mo Regarding "lack of education" it's not necessarily true that people in the provinces are less educated, it's actually the urban poor yung mga "ignorant" at nagpapagamit and FYI the electoral college system in the US was designed to protect the smaller states hence the smaller states have disproportionately larger percentage of electoral votes vs their population - i.e. they will always have 3 (or was it 2) votes no matter how small their population is - From: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com [mailto:4c-math94@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of spurs Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 3:10 AM To: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com Subject: [4c-math94] Re: Sana tama sila... at mali ako kala ko pa naman totoong galing ka
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Thanks arvin. Lets all hope we come out stronger and wiser in the coming months. killyrbf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do notridicule them but educate them. We can just hope that in time we Filipinos would not be just educatedin our minds but also in our hearts.^ Real talk right there. Hats off to you, Bob. I have your back onthis one.Got Milk? ( . )( . )--- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, bobby villanueva [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: Would it then turn out that all the power would be upon thewealthy? I'm not saying that that isn't the case now. I alsobelieve that some of the wealthy would foremost just look for thegood of their own selfish interests. Let's not get stuck with generalizations because believe it or notsome of those educated support Erap and not for their own selfishinterests. No, these people are college graduates and are inmanagement positions of their companies. They just sincerely believethat Erap would turn things around and is the only one that showsconcern for the poor. Of course I don't believe in this. But what is important here isthat in their eyes that is what they see. That is what they believe. In the lack of genuine, selfless, exceptional leadership the peoplewould turn to those they believe in even that larger-than-life heavydrinking screen idol with a multitude of mistresses. Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do notridicule them but educate them. We can just hope that in time we Filipinos would not be justeducated in our minds but also in our hearts. God bless! Nicandro Filart Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For those who didn't get the joke, this wasn't from me andpls don't forward with my name those chain letters have away of creating a life of their own Kung ako masusunod dapat yung votes is equal to the amount of taxyou paid parang company your vote is equal to your number ofshares mas marami kang bayad na tax mas malaki dapat influencemo Regarding "lack of education" it's not necessarily truethat people in the provinces are less educated, it's actually theurban poor yung mga "ignorant" at nagpapagamit and FYIthe electoral college system in the US was designed to protect thesmaller states hence the smaller states have disproportionatelylarger percentage of electoral votes vs their population - i.e. theywill always have 3 (or was it 2) votes no matter how small theirpopulation is - From: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of spurs Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 3:10 AM To: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com Subject: [4c-math94] Re: Sana tama sila... at mali ako kala ko pa naman totoong galing kay nic... hehe may point siya... .. i somehow agree when he said na dapat tax payers lang ang pwedeng bumoto... yung sakin naman non, i said, dapat parang US, electoral not popularity vote... i mean dapat malaki ang weight ng votes ng manila and other big cities as compared to smaller towns kasi nga mas maraming "educated" (for the lack of term) sa cities... nahahatak kasi pababa ng mga "ignorant" (again for the lack of term) ang result... although they say its only in the election that rich and poorbecome equal... in the case of the philippines i don't buy that... either nabibili boto nila or nalilinlang ng popularity ng candidate... so it doesn't really help if they are equal... oh, and one more thing... why are they looking for a president that have the mandate of the majority? pano mangyayari yon eh tuwing election 4 or 6 yata ang tumatakbo sa pagkapresidente... votes are spreadout... whoever wins will never have mandate of the majority.. dapat bumalik sa 2 party system... or better yet... ipadala na lang lahat ng pulitko ng pilipinas sa iraq para matapos na silang lahat... they're all assholes!! sorry for the language but i do mean that...!! lol Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to:[EMAIL PROTECTED] YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group "4c-math94" on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. Discover Yahoo! Use Yahoo! to plan a weekend, have fun online & more. Check it out! Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] SPONSORED LINKS Philippine hotels Philippine phone card YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group "4c-math94" on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service.
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Tama ka dyan Nick, ang stats ng OFW this year is getting bigger this year. So pag naubos na ang mga nagtapos, wala ng boboto ng maayos-ayos. nakakalungkot.. =( Regards, Michael Hollmann IT - Operations Programme Great Eastern Life Assurance Co Ltd Reg No. 1908 00011G DID : 6248 2576 Nicandro Filart Jr To: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com [EMAIL PROTECTED]cc: 1.com Subject: RE: [4c-math94] Re: Sana tama sila... at mali ako Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] oups.com 07/08/2005 09:46 AM Please respond to 4c-math94 Educated: Noun, anyone who did not vote for GMA or FPJ in the last elections? hehehe But kidding aside mukhang dadami na naman sa educated ang mag aabroad. People who have long resisted going out of the country are actually seriously considering it? From: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of spurs Sent: Friday, July 08, 2005 12:52 AM To: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com Subject: [4c-math94] Re: Sana tama sila... at mali ako when i said educated (with double qoutes for the lack of term) i meant not solely those who got degrees... in general it means a person capable of being rational, pass sound judgement, analytica/logical, wise/smart, aware of his sorroundings... --- all at least to some extent... Fantasy Football Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] SPONSORED LINKS Philippine hotels Philippine phone card Manila hotel philippine Philippine woman YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group 4c-math94 on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [img]http://www.danasoft.com/sig/go0dspeed.jpg[/img] - YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group 4c-math94 on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. - - Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - Helps protect you from nasty viruses. Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group 4c-math94 on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. - - Sell on Yahoo! Auctions - No fees. Bid on great items. Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? LSpots keywords ?? HM ADS ? Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? LSpots keywords ? ? HM ADS ? YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group 4c-math94 on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups
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It sounds good but how much education do these guys need ? Buti pa yung daga sa laboratory experiment pag hinawakan yung knob ng dalawa, tatlong beses at nakuryente di na hahawakan ulit. Tayo we keep re-electing the same politicians tapos magtataka baket di tayo nag proprogress I just read in the newspaper that according to one survey 40% of the respondents want Erap back as President (or as part of the new leadership) when will we ever learn (hope this survey is wrong though) From: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com [mailto:4c-math94@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of killyrbf Sent: Thursday, July 07, 2005 12:30 PM To: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com Subject: [4c-math94] Re: Sana tama sila... at mali ako Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do not ridicule them but educate them. We can just hope that in time we Filipinos would not be just educated in our minds but also in our hearts. ^ Real talk right there. Hats off to you, Bob. I have your back on this one. Got Milk? ( . )( . ) --- In 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com, bobby villanueva [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Would it then turn out that all the power would be upon the wealthy? I'm not saying that that isn't the case now. I also believe that some of the wealthy would foremost just look for the good of their own selfish interests. Let's not get stuck with generalizations because believe it or not some of those educated support Erap and not for their own selfish interests. No, these people are college graduates and are in management positions of their companies. They just sincerely believe that Erap would turn things around and is the only one that shows concern for the poor. Of course I don't believe in this. But what is important here is that in their eyes that is what they see. That is what they believe. In the lack of genuine, selfless, exceptional leadership the people would turn to those they believe in even that larger-than-life heavy drinking screen idol with a multitude of mistresses. Give them a better choice and make them think twice. Do not ridicule them but educate them. We can just hope that in time we Filipinos would not be just educated in our minds but also in our hearts. God bless! Nicandro Filart Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: For those who didn't get the joke, this wasn't from me and pls don't forward with my name those chain letters have a way of creating a life of their own Kung ako masusunod dapat yung votes is equal to the amount of tax you paid parang company your vote is equal to your number of shares mas marami kang bayad na tax mas malaki dapat influence mo Regarding lack of education it's not necessarily true that people in the provinces are less educated, it's actually the urban poor yung mga ignorant at nagpapagamit and FYI the electoral college system in the US was designed to protect the smaller states hence the smaller states have disproportionately larger percentage of electoral votes vs their population - i.e. they will always have 3 (or was it 2) votes no matter how small their population is - From: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com [mailto:4c-math94@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of spurs Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 3:10 AM To: 4c-math94@yahoogroups.com Subject: [4c-math94] Re: Sana tama sila... at mali ako kala ko pa naman totoong galing kay nic... hehe may point siya... .. i somehow agree when he said na dapat tax payers lang ang pwedeng bumoto... yung sakin naman non, i said, dapat parang US, electoral not popularity vote... i mean dapat malaki ang weight ng votes ng manila and other big cities as compared to smaller towns kasi nga mas maraming educated (for the lack of term) sa cities... nahahatak kasi pababa ng mga ignorant (again for the lack of term) ang result... although they say its only in the election that rich and poor become equal... in the case of the philippines i don't buy that... either nabibili boto nila or nalilinlang ng popularity ng candidate... so it doesn't really help if they are equal... oh, and one more thing... why are they looking for a president that have the mandate of the majority? pano mangyayari yon eh tuwing election 4 or 6 yata ang tumatakbo sa pagkapresidente... votes are spreadout... whoever wins will never have mandate of the majority.. dapat bumalik sa 2 party system... or better yet... ipadala na lang lahat ng pulitko ng pilipinas sa iraq para matapos na silang lahat... they're all assholes!! sorry for the language but i do mean that...!! lol Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS Visit your group "4c-math94" on the web. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups
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you've been staying there far too long to have forgotten your native tongue. ano nga ba ibig sabihin nun? ^_~ On 7/6/05, spurs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: what does naghaharing -uri means? Ask our other classmates to subscribe, tell them to send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/4c-math94/ * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
