career
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Some things never go out of style
The attack rate of a disease in a pandemic impacts the population like lined up dominoes, if one falls down, the next in line is very likely to fall as well and fall towards another and likely to impact the last in line if the chain is not broken. I thought I had the COVID-19… Continue reading
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The Academic Temptation
I am currently being tempted to apply for a PhD Scholarship, I know the rejection feels really really bad and it hurts so much, but I am so tempted to dive back into it. I have been rejected due to over qualification, they feel my current affiliation with a big time testing, inspection and certification… Continue reading
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Travel Safe
For my hundredth post, I’ve decided to write about something on travelling. A week ago, it was my first travel to Zamboanga City in Southern Philippines. Travel advisories have been abound against travelling to that area and that perception has added to a certain degree of caution on my part but I have to realize… Continue reading
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Hopping Around!
Happy Easter everyone, but it seems my mind is hopping around. I have so much reports to finish after this long weekend but I have only completed a couple…five more to go. I just can’t seem to focus my attention on finishing my work deadlines though I am given enough time to complete everything…. …… Continue reading
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The scientist thing again
I am still not fully comfortable being called an environmental scientist. I just submitted a research proposal to an academic funding agency just to test if my scientific research ability is still…you know…functional.. I am not really aiming for mega ground breaking research similar to the work that led to the Nobel peace prize of… Continue reading
About Me
More than twenty years working on the field, trying to save the environment. With climate change the most pressing issue the world is now facing, I’m the busiest ever. My kids have grown up, I have gained a couple of advanced degrees and specialized training on greenhouse gas verification, disillusionment does come with age.