Young at heart (and mind) although not in body, at 85 (Sept 17), I am very happy to announce to the world what keeps me going (aside from the grace of God), is that I know, as a fulfilled digital person, I tell you now as self-advertisement that The Editor In Chief has a handful of abilities to offer the world: digital writing, digital editing & desktop publishing (good for commercial printing). I provide some details below.
(“Digital man” from freepik.com)
Now then, here are
“Frank's 5 Digital Talents For Hire” – what
I have to offer the universe of information, journals, knowledge banks, media,
publications, research reports and science books – these 5 personal
computer-based expertises:
(1) Digital Writer
From Home (WFH)
Available as a WFH
since 2007, when William Dar,
Filipino agriculturist, was on his 7th year as Director General (DG)
of the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics
(ICRISAT), appointed me as WFH. I created and maintained the blog “iCRiSAT Watch.” At the end of 2014, when
Mr Dar retired as DG after those15 years, ICRISAT had published 7 books of mine
based on the articles in my blog.
(2) The Editor In Chief (TEIC)
Born 17 Sept 1940,
and self-taught in digital works, I say age does not matter
when talent is concerned, especially digital talents (plural). At
63 years of age, in 2003, I was hired as The
Editor In Chief of the triannual Philippine
Journal of Crop Science (PJCS), which was then 2 years late
in its issues: 2001 and 2002. As a one-man digital band, with Teodoro C Mendoza as Chair of the International Board of Editors, I
singlehandedly made the PJCS up-to-date in 2006, meaning as a one-man band I
worked double time – and in 2007, made the PJCS included
in the elite international journal list called “ISI” (now “Web of Science”). (All
this should be in the Guinness Book Of
World Records!)
(3) Blogger
As you can see, I
continue to blog today that which I began to do sometime in the year 2000 with
the digital publisher “The American
Chronicle” (since extinct, sorry!). With Blogspot.com,
as of today, I have blogged at least 40,000 essays of different lengths, mostly
on the subjects of Agriculture and Editing.
(4) Apostle of Regenerative Agriculture (RA)
I Filipino am one
of the world’s persistent pursuer of Regenerative
Agriculture (RA), a component of Regenerative
Capitalism (RC) (see my 16 Jan 2024 essay, “How Good Is ‘Sustainable Capitalism’
AKA ‘Creative Capitalism’ Vs ‘Regenerative Capitalism’?” Communication for Development of Vibrant
Villages (ComDev2), blogspot.com);
this is another blog of mine.
(5) Persistence
in “Communication for Development of
Vibrant Villages (ComDev2)
To simplify, I now
say: “If your agriculture does not bring about the continued cultivation of
vibrant or vigorous villages, it’s capitalistic agriculture; it improves the
lives of the capitalists while millions of farmers remain poor.”
Now then, how
can I stop proselytizing for the tens of millions of poor Filipino farmers?@517
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