+ Follow ANDY SORIANO Tag
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[Title] => RRR: A man of conflict
[Summary] => Controversial Presidential Adviser Roberto R. Romulo is once again in the middle of a highly-publicized tumult, with GSIS president and general manager Winston Garcia set to announce that he is filing a case with the SEC to disqualify Romulo as independent director of Equitable PCI Bank because of conflict of interest and his failure to act independently from the EPCIB management.
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[Title] => Still the place ‘two’ be
[Summary] => Everybody’s favorite hangout – the place to see and to be seen – Nuvo celebrated its second anniversary with a big bash attended by Manila’s swinging A-list. Johnny Walker, Tanqueray & Cuervo Tequila from Diageo and Skyy Vodka & Chivas Regal from Premiere Wines and Spirits, as well as Absolut vodka flowed freely all night. The mouthwatering food was prepared by Nuvo’s uber talented chef Martin Bracker.
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[Title] => Manila-Boracay race up tomorrow
[Summary] => The Standard Insurance Manila-to-Boracay Race (SIMBR), arranged by the Manila Yacht Club and held under the auspices of the Philippine Sailing Association, sails off at 6 p.m. tomorrow for Boracay island, marking the second year of this 203-nautical mile race considered the longest and most challenging Philippine sailing event.
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[Title] => Who’s who at the state dinner
[Summary] => Controversial personalities graced the strictly invitational state banquet for visiting US President George W. Bush and his wife, First Lady Laura Bush, held at Malacañang last night.
The grand reception at the Palace Ceremonial Hall was filled with prominent business leaders and political figures from both the ruling administration and the opposition.
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[Title] => Maligaya sets sailing record
[Summary] => Maligaya, a Swan 80 yacht skippered by owner Andy Soriano, recently set the inaugural 203-mile Standard Insurance Manila to Boracay Passage Race record at 23 hours and 35 minutes.
The race, the longest and the most challenging race ever in the Philippine sailing scene, was arranged by the Manila Yacht Club.
Mandrake, Frank Fong’s 50-footer Hong Kong yacht, placed second, three hours behind Maligaya. Sydney 46 Subic Centennial, skippered by Standard Insurance president Judes Echauz, finished barely 11 minutes behind.
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[Title] => President’s Cup regatta unravels today
[Summary] => Seventeen of the country’s best boats display their skills against foreign counterparts when the President’s Cup Regatta sails today in Nasugbu, Batangas.
The Philippines’ best bet in the five-day event organized by the Manila Yacht Club and co-hosted by Club Punta Fuego, Maya Maya Yacht Club and Taal Lake Yacht Club is 1998 open class division winner Karakoa.
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[Title] => Hi-Fidelity rules PLDT race; Centennial 4th
[Summary] => Hong Kong boat Hi-Fidelity lived up to its pre-race lofty seeding and claimed top honors in last Tuesday’s 25-mile PLDT Race within Manila Bay, the first race of the on-going ninth President’s Cup Regatta.
Skippered by veteran international sailor Neil Pryde, Hi-Fidelity emerged winner in the Open Racing Class with its corrected time of 2:57.21, beating local boat Karakoa of Ray Ordoveza, which clocked 3:20.43, and another Hong Kong entry, Fred Kinmonth’ Stella which submitted a time of 3:23.38 based on provisional results.
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ANDY SORIANO
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The grand reception at the Palace Ceremonial Hall was filled with prominent business leaders and political figures from both the ruling administration and the opposition.
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The race, the longest and the most challenging race ever in the Philippine sailing scene, was arranged by the Manila Yacht Club.
Mandrake, Frank Fong’s 50-footer Hong Kong yacht, placed second, three hours behind Maligaya. Sydney 46 Subic Centennial, skippered by Standard Insurance president Judes Echauz, finished barely 11 minutes behind.
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[Summary] => Seventeen of the country’s best boats display their skills against foreign counterparts when the President’s Cup Regatta sails today in Nasugbu, Batangas.
The Philippines’ best bet in the five-day event organized by the Manila Yacht Club and co-hosted by Club Punta Fuego, Maya Maya Yacht Club and Taal Lake Yacht Club is 1998 open class division winner Karakoa.
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[Summary] => Hong Kong boat Hi-Fidelity lived up to its pre-race lofty seeding and claimed top honors in last Tuesday’s 25-mile PLDT Race within Manila Bay, the first race of the on-going ninth President’s Cup Regatta.
Skippered by veteran international sailor Neil Pryde, Hi-Fidelity emerged winner in the Open Racing Class with its corrected time of 2:57.21, beating local boat Karakoa of Ray Ordoveza, which clocked 3:20.43, and another Hong Kong entry, Fred Kinmonth’ Stella which submitted a time of 3:23.38 based on provisional results.
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