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PNP chief Director General Arturo Lomibao left last Friday for Canberra, Australia on invitation of Mike Phelan, the national manager of Boarder and International Network of the Australian Federal Police, to visit the Australian Bomb Data Center and the Forensic Facilities.


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                    [Summary] => "A Teacher’s Garden" by Dr. Ma. Perla M. Hudtohan focuses on her personal experience both as teacher and gardener.  A summa cum laude graduate from Assumption College in Iloilo, she has an uncommonly wide teaching background which encompasses the elementary and graduate levels.  She describes her book as "a reflection of my personality, my emotional state and my expressed philosophies... my garden sways sometimes towards my desire to recreate and at other times to conserve."


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                    [Title] => Down Under Is Up / What’s Waitangi?
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                    [Title] => A fabi addition  to Manille’s resto scene
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Beaming with pride during the grand opening celebration, palanggas, were beauty and brains Maritel Nievera, the woman behind Cabalen and her constant escort, handsome and hardworking Dori Shani.  


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                    [Title] => Young Tel-Aviv Trio electrifies audience
                    [Summary] => The engagement of the Tel-Aviv Trio at the Mandarin Oriental further strengthens the venue’s unofficial reputation as Makati’s cultural center.


The Trio has collaborated with such titans as Isaac Stern and Leon Fleischer and by its performance, it appears to be following the music trail of  the two icons. Members of the remarkable Trio, still in their twenties, are Jonathan Aner, 24; violinist Matan Givol, 20, and his cellist brother Ira, 23.


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Kahapon ay nakipagkita kay Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople sina Ambassador Robert Collete ng Canada, Ambassador Ruth Pearce ng Australia at Ambassador Johannes de Kok ng European Commission upang impormahan ang kalihim ng kanilang pagbubukas.


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AMBASSADOR RUTH PEARCE

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Beaming with pride during the grand opening celebration, palanggas, were beauty and brains Maritel Nievera, the woman behind Cabalen and her constant escort, handsome and hardworking Dori Shani.  


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