In a super­mar­ket not far away, there is a pro­duce war going on. This short film par­ody inspired by the hit movie “Star Wars” warns of the dan­gers of fac­tory farm­ing meth­ods and some of the options avail­able to pro­tect our­selves and our envi­ron­ment. May the farm be with you.

Enjoy and choose organic!

If you have the time, try to really lis­ten to and watch this talk on TED. Really cool. Here’s an inter­view of Barry Schwartz about the impor­tance of Prac­ti­cal Wis­dom. Read on and learn!

This is from one of the bet­ter and more inspir­ing speak­ers in our coun­try, Fran­cis Kong. Fran­cis J. Kong is Pres­i­dent of Suc­cess Options Pub­lish­ing Com­pany, Pres­i­dent of Fun­Works Inc. a mem­ber of the Cana­dian based Mad Sci­ence Inter­na­tional Group, the world’s num­ber 1 Sci­ence educational-entertainment pro­gram provider for kids and Found­ing mem­ber and Direc­tor of Inspire Lead­er­ship Consultancy.

This ren­di­tion of Lupang Hini­rang is intended for reflec­tion. It is not meant to replace the offi­cial anthem nor­mally played as a march.

Recently a tal­ented and nation­ally known film direc­tor, Mae Paner, crafted a new and mov­ing ver­sion of our national anthem. This unusual audio visual pre­sen­ta­tion of “Lupang Hini­rang”* has been shown many times in var­i­ous events and has con­sis­tently touched the hearts and minds of view­ers to the point of tears of awak­en­ing and gratefulness.

Found this story, and thought it’s really funny.

David Thorne’s alleged con­ver­sa­tion with an account clerk in which she refused to accept the child­ish paint­ing as pay­ment but agreed to email it back to him has been for­warded around the world.

In their exchange, which Mr Thorne insists is gen­uine, the clerk shows good humour in deal­ing with the customer’s ever more absurd attempts to get out of pay­ing his bill.