December 5, 2016 | Lifestyle.INQ

The Scout Team’s Favorites From Last Week (12/05/2016)

In an effort to establish ourselves as tastemaskers, us, the Scout team, listed down our favorites from the past week. Kidding about the first part, but we did make a list of music, gadgets, events, and other stuff that we found interesting or cool. We may share the same interests, and you may get to know some cool new stuff from this list. That’s cool, right? Think of it as a way of establishing some sort of cyber-friendship (Instagram handles are listed down there–real friends would follow us on Instagram). So without further ado, here’s a list of our favorites from the first week of December 2016:

December 5, 2016

The Line In The Sand

I didn’t attend a rally because (1) I was never required to by a left-leaning professor, (2) I always found something more important—a class, an org meeting, a tambay session at the org’s hangout spot, or (3) I just never felt personally attached to the cause. At the end of the day, if I was going to stand in the heat or march and be all sweaty and grimy all day, it had better be for a cause I strongly believed in. I never found that cause. Until now.

December 5, 2016

LOOK: Chocolate-infused cheese now a reality

Cheese and chocolate are delectable food that typically don’t go hand-in-hand, but a dairy specialist in Australia has found a way to combine both items.

December 5, 2016

Can you spend the night on the edge of a cliff?

This will change your mind about cliff hangers

December 5, 2016

Martial Law History Is Being Changed On Wikipedia

Wikipedia for many of us is an easy resource for information about a variety of subjects. It’s not a viable enough source to quote on, but it does link to quality research. But what happens if that information is tampered with?

December 5, 2016

A fresh take on classic favorites

There are endless reasons to celebrate. Celebrate them all. Because in Classic Savory, every meal is a celebration.

December 5, 2016

“Ang Awiting Natin” presents RJ Jacinto at Las Casas Filipinas De Acuzar

RJ Jacinto, known as The Mainman, is known for his 30 years of rock and roll music performances. The audience will enjoy walking down memory lane and dancing the night away with great tunes that marked him as one of the country’s popular performers.

December 5, 2016

How To Deal With Your Vice President Getting Frozen Out

Right now there’s not much we can do until, heaven forbid, they also manage to steal the vice presidency. For now, though, the reactions on Twitter are priceless as always. It’s a healthy mix of anger, defiance, and that lovely, typical Filipino humor. It’s how we can deal at this moment, and it’s a good first step to start discrediting an administration that already loves discrediting itself, one way or another.

December 5, 2016

The other side of Chinese cuisine

Even as he was taking pen to paper, Clinton Palanca was already trying his hand at whipping up stuff in the kitchen. His earliest culinary memory is of making gulaman

December 5, 2016

Natural solutions for everyday ailments

While conventional medicine is always an option for those seeking a cure to sickness, there’s another route that skirts science and moves towards the all-natural. Alternative medicine may be a

December 5, 2016