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Relying too much on sensationalism

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A wise man once wrote that the story that time is like a flowing river, sitting between two sides of a river bank. One side of a river bank was where the exciting and adventurous stuff happened, while on the other side things that happened were on the mundane. A chronicler and a reporter in […]

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  • In Cubao was a house sitting along Harvard Street and in the house lived Juned.
  • Short in stature and wide in girth, he is culturally the sum total of the consecutive rule of the Spanish Friars and the Conquistadores; the American Thomasites and the Tammany Hall Politicians, and Ferdinand Marcos and his New Republic or as was known in the vernacular Bagong Lipunan.
  • A Martial Law Baby and a Edsa I participant, Juned has become somewhat of a Sancho Panza minus the Don Quixote.
  • Aside from baratillo @ cubao, Sancho er Juned has several other blogs.
  • Juned also writes for b5media as the blogger for A Feed Is Born blog - all about RSS, webfeeds and information overload.
  • Here is a more detailed version of the about page, verbose and boring, with the exciting and original title of About Juned