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Monk in the City: Dada Shiveshananda
He sat in the middle of the temple with his legs crossed and eyes closed. The view was rather familiar, though I have not seen it since the last time I was at his training center.
He was Dada Shiveshananda, but I personally call...
How humans fit into Google’s machine future
In 1998, Google began humbly, formally incorporated in a Menlo Park garage, providing search results from a server housed in Lego bricks.
It had a straightforward goal: make the poorly indexed World Wide Web accessible to humans. Its success was based on an algorithm...
Noticing Makati from underneath the sky
My feet were nailed for a while to the ground after seeing what was happening before me: The half-human half-horse creature, a tikbalang, was being choked from behind by someone or something. I could not see if it was a human or another...
Malware, malicious insiders created one-third of all cybercrime costs in 2018—report
The cost to companies from malware and “malicious insider”-related cyberattacks jumped 12 percent in 2018 and accounted for one-third of all cyberattack costs, according to new research published today by Accenture (NYSE: ACN) and the Ponemon Institute.
Based on interviews with more than 2,600 security...
Miong: Emilio Aguinaldo of his time and in our time
Sometimes, if not most of the time, as a Philippine history teacher, I am faced with innocent questions from my students about the events of the past. There are even inquiries that put me in a state of pondering on what really happened,...
Skydiving boogie over Binalonan
It was a fun weekend when skydivers turned the WCC airfield in Pangasinan into a drop zone.
The event was the 1st Binalonan Skydiving Invitational which was held on Feb. 9 and 10.
Dozens of skydivers, including those in the Armed Forces of the Philippines...
