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Posted by allcaps at 04:55 AM

the campaign and election coverage have been mentally draining that i, for a very long time, seems to have forgotten how to write something that features my perspective on things.

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literally scratching my back
Posted by allcaps at 02:19 AM

"this should be your last day of being a mediocre reporter."

and so how the gods and goddesses from the heavens they call office informed me about their dissatisfaction with my stories. wow.

and i thought i was doing fine and catching up. but i guess they want me to become a mole. not a good reporter. they want me to put malice in all the articles i write. they want me to exagerrate and sensationalize the way the inquirer does. they want me to create a mountain out of a molehill.

but ive been writting the news as it is, as they exactly happen. call it boring, call it plain. but what can a writer do but write about the things that happened? i cannot just write about things happening under the table at this point. ive first gotta establish credibility then build a network of sources before i get to have access to the kind of stories they want to see me writing. i cant believe i have to tell them to step off considering that they did not give me the proper training i need.

this said, i think its just unfair for them to expect so much from me when they they just immediately throw out in the pond. if they want malicious stories, they should have pirated senior reporters from the daily tribune or malaya. they should not have designated a newbie to a national, political beat.

every great things start in from simple and small things. i will get there, not just now. i just first have to master what they call responsible reporting. cause establishing credibility is more important than everyhing in the media business.

i knew it will come to this. i still think im poorly clad in the political analysis area because i lack experience.

gah, i dont know how to react. was it a complement or was it something else? and i dont want to think about it. all i know is that it made more worn out.

have you ever had a day that started out good then suddenly ended with a disaster? that's kinda how this is. shoot. how am i gonna survive tomorrow?


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lss
Posted by allcaps at 02:11 AM

the summer skies dont mean a thing.

i thought i always be strong

   - meja, missing you.


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joke, joke, joke
Posted by allcaps at 02:41 AM

who in the right mind will believe that ridiculous article i post yesterday? i dont think there's even a need for me to say it was a joke. obviously, it was a mockery of the people in GO for riding in almost every issue.

*&5z#, pag-untugin ko kayo ni adel e. masyado kayong seryoso. di na tuloy kayo maka-distinguish ng joke.

this is actually the mock story's point: it's too far-fetched and ridiculous.

NOTE: if you take this one seriously, too, youre thinking too much.

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Attention: The News Stand
GO says Mavericks will be NBA champs
DALLAS , Texas - "Unless massive cheating occurs" during the June National Basketball Association (NBA) playoffs, Dallas will "surely win" its first NBA title, the Genuine Opposition (GO) said yesterday.
GO spokesman Adel Tamano said he has received reports from his relatives in Texas, that the Arroyo administration is backing the defending champion Miami Heat which is touted to be the biggest torn in the Mavericks' title run.
Tamano said he was told that the Arroyo administration is helping the Miami design a ploy against Dallas ' biggest star, Dirk Nowitzki.
"I have received reports that TEAM GMA is willing to pay $50 for every body part of Nowitzki that will be injured come gametime.They call this extrajudicial foul. Yes Maricar, how's your day?Any questions?," Tamano asked a television reporter.
"Ikaw pare, yes you, oo ikaw, do you have a question?," he said
pointing to a print reporter.
For GO deputy campaign manager, San Juan mayor Joseph Ejercito, he sees in the title-hungry Dallas team, poor Filipinos who have nothing to eat "because of the administration's failure to address the worsening poverty situation in the country."
"At the end of the day, pag gutom ka, mapipilitan kang kumapit sa patalim para lang makakain. So I think Dallas who is a hungrier team than the Heat will do everything to win the title," Ejercitol said.
Dallas hasn't won a title since joining the league in 1980. The Heat beat the Mavericks in six games last year to win the NBA crown.
"Tama! Tama si JV. Ang galing mo pare! Apir! May I just add, surveys have been very consistent showing that Dallas will win the title, ito man ay Pulse Asia, SWS, Ibon, etc.Last year, Dallas was cheated by TEAM GMA. Ah basta nadaya ang Dallas ," Durano stressed but refused to justify his claim.
           
"Ako sa Heat ako," Sen. Linggoy Espada said after he was told JV bats for Dallas .
Meanwhile, United Opposition president Jejomar Binay said he is rooting for Dallas.
"Ah ako po ay (inaudible). Dahil ang Dallas ay (inaudible)," Pinay said.
For his part, GO senatorial bet, Francis "Chiz" Escudero said the NBA playoffs only shows how divided the country is.
"Ang pagkakaiba-iba ng ating mga manok sa NBA playoffs ay pagpapatunay lamang ng pagkakawatak-watak nating mga Pilipino. Mayroong Dallas, may Miami . Samakatuwid, ito ay isang pagpapatunay na kailangan ng ating sambayanan na magkaisa para magkaron ang bansa ng isang magandang umaga…blah, blah, blah," Escudero said.
           
Former senator Loren Legarda said the country should aspire to have its own team in the NBA.
This could be achieved, Legarda said, if the government could allocate more budget for the training of Filipino athletes.
           
"I call on the next Congress to increase the budget of the Philippine Sports Commission. This way we could realize our dream of having an NBA  team," Loren said.
Incidentally, LTSG Antonio Trillanes IV said if he is given a chance to own an NBA team, he would give the team the monicker "Mutineers."
           
Trillanes said he wants a team based in Oakland .
Alan Peter Cayetano, for his part, alleged that the First Family is the owner of Miami Heat team.
"The First Family has a secret bank account in Miami . I was told that they use this to finance the team," Cayetano said.
           
John Omeña, a former basketball team owner himself, predicted a Dallas victory.
"I'll go for Dirk. German guys are hot, I mean hot shooters," Osmeña said.
Senate President Manny Villar said "sipag at tiyaga sa depensa" will do it for
the Mavericks.
Sonia Roco said she will root for Dallas to continue the dream of his late husband, former Senator Raul Roco.
"When Raulo was still alive, he rooted for Dallas . Sadly they were always on the losing end. But I am here now to continue his dream, too see Dallas being crowned as NBA champs. Go, go, go Mavs!," Roco said.
"Go, go, go Mavs!," Anna Dominique "Nikki” Closeteng commented.
           
Lawyer Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel III said he will continue Sen. Aquilino "Nene" Pimentel's mission of supporting Dallas .
           
"Para sa yo to Dad, idol kita!," a teary-eyed Koko said, adding that he hopes " Dallas would build a dynasty."
           
"Same with me, my mother goes for Dallas kaya syempre Mavs din ako!Go, Go, Go Mavs!," Benigno "Noynoy" Aquinosaid.
Meanwhile, independent senatorial candidate Francis "Kiko" Pangilinan said that he will neither root for the Heat nor the Mavs.
           
"I want to present an alternative to Filipinos. Ayokong magkaroon ng utang na loob sa defending champion o sa contender. Ang napagkakautangan ko lang ng loob [maliban kay Charon] ay ang taumbayan," Pangilinan noted.###

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Posted by allcaps at 01:30 AM

Attention: The News Stand
EXCLUSIVE
GO blames Arroyo administration for Virginia Tech massacre
The Genuine Opposition yesterday blamed the Arroyo administration for Tuesday’s shootings lashing out at the “too much” availability of weapons in the country.
In a press statement. GO spokesman Adel Tamano noted that even the leader of Australia -- one of America 's closest allies -- declared that America 's gun culture was costing lives.
“Ah basta kasalanan ng TEAM GMA yan,” Tamano said. He did not elaborate.
For his part, GO deputy campaign manager and San Juan mayor Joseph Victor Ejercito said, the incident could be traced to the poverty situation in the country.
“I believe the suspect was hungry during the time of the incident. I think he sympathizes with hungry Filipinos,” Ejercito stressed.
Knowing how sensitive the incident, former Police General, Sen. Panfilo Lacson chose not to comment on the issue.
“Let’s leave this to the authorities,” he said.
Sonia Roco on the other hand condemned the killings.
“Bat naman ganun yung killer, para siyang autistic, may sariling mundo,” the widow of former Senator Raul Roco said.
GO campaign manager Sen. Serge Osmena said the coalition would use the incident as another theme for campaign ad.
"We'll ask for some footage of the incident. Astig to! May iba na naman kaming issue!" Osmena said. ###

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