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[Title] => Philippine global trade turns 450 next week
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[Title] => Using orchids for health and wellness
[Summary] => “Orchids for Health and Wellness” is the theme of the Philippine Orchid Society’s Midyear Orchid and Garden show slated for Aug. 27 to Sept. 7. at the sunken garden fronting Quezon City Hall corner Elliptical Circle and East Avenue, Quezon City.
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[Title] => Alfredo Carmelo exhibit starts today at NCCA
[Summary] => In celebration of Ocean and Heritage Months, the National Commission for Culture and the Arts is opening an exhibit today at the Leandro Locsin Auditorium in the NCCA Building, 633 General Luna Street, Intramuros, Manila. Alfredo Carmelo was a very interesting person. Like Pres. Diosdado Macapagal, his mother belonged to the Lakandula family meaning that he belonged to the old pre-Hispanic aristocracy. He was also the very first Filipino pilot who was allowed to make a solo flight.
Here is a write-up of that account:
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[Title] => Marciano R. de Borja’s Basques in our islands
[Summary] => There was a time when the motto in the Spanish Royal arms was Ne Plus ultra, "thus far and no farther." It was an allusion to the Pillars of Hercules, the opposite rocks at the entrance of the Mediterranean, one in Spain, the other in Africa. Legend was that they were once together till Hercules broke them apart to get to Cadiz. For a long time, they symbolized the end of the world.
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[Title] => Larry is an artist for all seasons
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The alumni members of the UP College of Fine Arts have recently, unanimously nominated Larry Alcala as candidate for the National Artist Award for the Visual Arts.
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[Title] => ESPN, Star channels return to SkyCable, Home Cable
[Summary] => Five of the country’s top cable television channels returned to the screens of many cable TV viewers starting last night.
This was after international distributor Star Group and the country’s two largest cable TV companies Sky Cable and Home Cable reached an agreement regarding arrears amounting to around P160 million. The agreement includes provincial cable TV operator Pilipino Cable Corp.
The agreement brought back ESPN, Star Movies, STAR Sports, National Geographic and STAR World into all their cable systems beginning midnight.
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[Title] => 2 precious art works rotting away in Palace
[Summary] => Government troops are scouring the hinterlands of Palawan and Mindanao to rescue hostages seized by bandit groups. But at Malacañang, a different rescue mission is about to take place, and it involves priceless treasures being ravaged by unseen enemies.
President Arroyo recently ordered the "rescue" of two precious paintings that adorn the presidential palace – the "Blood Compact" of Juan Luna and the "Harvest Scene" by Carlos V. Francisco.
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[Title] => BayanTel restructures $500-M loans
[Summary] => The Lopez Group’s Bayan Telecommunication’s (BayanTel) has tapped Bank of America to work out a restructuring of its dollar-denominated loans amounting to around $500 million (P22.5 billion), through a combination of debt-to-equity as well as new equity infusion.
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CARLOS V
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Here is a write-up of that account:
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This was after international distributor Star Group and the country’s two largest cable TV companies Sky Cable and Home Cable reached an agreement regarding arrears amounting to around P160 million. The agreement includes provincial cable TV operator Pilipino Cable Corp.
The agreement brought back ESPN, Star Movies, STAR Sports, National Geographic and STAR World into all their cable systems beginning midnight.
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President Arroyo recently ordered the "rescue" of two precious paintings that adorn the presidential palace – the "Blood Compact" of Juan Luna and the "Harvest Scene" by Carlos V. Francisco.
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President Arroyo recently ordered the "rescue" of two precious paintings that adorn the presidential palace – the "Blood Compact" of Juan Luna and the "Harvest Scene" by Carlos V. Francisco.
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