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[Title] => Database Confirms Abenojar conquest
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The Himalayan Database has listed adventure sportsman Dale Abenojar as one of an elite group of 33 people who were able to reach the summit of Mount Everest through its deadly north face on May 15 last year.
Abenojar, 43, earlier claimed to be the first Filipino to reach the summit of the world’s tallest mountain.
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[Title] => GMA lauds Pacman, other RP heroes
[Summary] => The closing minutes of President Arroyo’s one-hour State of the Nation Address yesterday focused on the Filipinos’ triumph in the world of sports.
At the Batasang Pambansa, together with the nation’s top leaders, were great sports achievers like Leo Oracion and Erwin Emata, and dozens of SEA Games gold medalists.
Then, of course, there was Manny Pacquiao, the celebrated boxer who looked so splendid in a barong. He was seated beside Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye.
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[Title] => Three Pinay climbers bound for Mt. Everest
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It’s the ladies’ turn to scale the summit of the world’s highest mountain.
The men and women behind the successful Philippine Mount Everest Expedition Team are again sending a crack Filipino squad, that will include three young, but daring women, to climb the renowned mountain by the Himalayas next year
Art Valdes, head of the team, made the announcement Tuesday in a special session of the PSA Forum, which was graced by Leo Oracion and Erwin Pastor Emata, the first two Filipino mountain climbers to reach the Mount Everest summit.
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[Title] => Oracion, Emata turn ambassadors of environmental protection
[Summary] => DOÑA REMEDIOS TRINIDAD, Bulacan — Heracleo Oracion and Erwin Emata of the First Philippines Mount Everest Expedition (FPMEE) team have turned "ambassadors of environmental protection" yesterday as they led hundreds of Bulakenyos in climbing the summit of Mount Manalmon here to show the effects of marble mining.
"Gusto lang naming tumulong para mabigyan ng proteksyon ang environment (We just want to help protect the environment)," Oracion told The STAR in an interview.
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[Title] => Abenojar: Was it worth it?
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After claiming to be the first Filipino to scale Mount Everest, adventure sportsman Dale Abenojar is now beginning to wonder if his lifelong dream was worth it.
His left big toe was amputated yesterday due to gangrene. Abenojar now feels guilty that his 21-year-old Nepali guide, Pasang Dorchi Sherpa, lost all his toes — not nine as initially expected — to gangrene also yesterday.
Abenojar and Pasang are both recuperating at Cardinal Santos Memorial Medical Center in San Juan.
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[Title] => We always spoil everything
[Summary] => As had recently been shown, the summit of Mount Everest is no longer the exclusive domain of climbers from other countries. Four hardy Filipinos have proven that they too can conquer the highest mountain in the world.
Sadly, what was to have been great cause for national glory has turned into an ugly spectacle of crab mentality. We are proving to the world that while we can overcome great physical odds, we are also showing a horrendous incapacity to surmount vainglorious pride.
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[Title] => Abenojar pooh-poohs doubting Thomases
[Summary] => Dale Abenojar, the adventure sportsman who claims to be the first Filipino to have reached the summit of Mt. Everest, said he plans to return to the Philippines a victorious conqueror of the world’s highest mountain with no rancor in his heart against countrymen who have doubted his feat.
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[Title] => Abenojar pooh-poohs doubting Thomases
[Summary] => Dale Abenojar, the adventure sportsman who claims to be the first Filipino to have reached the summit of Mt. Everest, said he plans to return to the Philippines a victorious conqueror of the world’s highest mountain with no rancor in his heart against countrymen who have doubted his feat.
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[Title] => Abenojar: Injured Sherpa saved my life twice, needs treatment
[Summary] => Dale Abenojar, the adventure sportsman who claims to be the first Filipino to have reached the summit of Mt. Everest, says he will be bringing home with him an injured Sherpa guide who helped him accomplish his reported feat.
Abenojar wants 21-year-old Pasang Sherpa to receive specialized medical treatment for his gangrene-infected toes.
Abenojar said that he and his friend Robin Mendoza are currently making travel arrangements to bring the Sherpa with them to Manila.
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[Title] => Abenojar hurting physically, emotionally
[Summary] => Dale Abenojar, the adventure sportsman who claims to have reached the summit of Mount Everest on May 15, is hurting physically and emotionally in cold and strife-torn Kathmandu, Nepal.
Accompanied only by close friend Robin Mendoza, Abenojar said that aside from the excruciating pain that a frostbitten left big toe was giving him, the seeming total disregard that his countrymen were giving to his successful conquest of Mt. Everest back home was making the hurt all the more painful.
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The Himalayan Database has listed adventure sportsman Dale Abenojar as one of an elite group of 33 people who were able to reach the summit of Mount Everest through its deadly north face on May 15 last year.
Abenojar, 43, earlier claimed to be the first Filipino to reach the summit of the world’s tallest mountain.
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[Summary] => The closing minutes of President Arroyo’s one-hour State of the Nation Address yesterday focused on the Filipinos’ triumph in the world of sports.
At the Batasang Pambansa, together with the nation’s top leaders, were great sports achievers like Leo Oracion and Erwin Emata, and dozens of SEA Games gold medalists.
Then, of course, there was Manny Pacquiao, the celebrated boxer who looked so splendid in a barong. He was seated beside Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye.
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It’s the ladies’ turn to scale the summit of the world’s highest mountain.
The men and women behind the successful Philippine Mount Everest Expedition Team are again sending a crack Filipino squad, that will include three young, but daring women, to climb the renowned mountain by the Himalayas next year
Art Valdes, head of the team, made the announcement Tuesday in a special session of the PSA Forum, which was graced by Leo Oracion and Erwin Pastor Emata, the first two Filipino mountain climbers to reach the Mount Everest summit.
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"Gusto lang naming tumulong para mabigyan ng proteksyon ang environment (We just want to help protect the environment)," Oracion told The STAR in an interview.
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After claiming to be the first Filipino to scale Mount Everest, adventure sportsman Dale Abenojar is now beginning to wonder if his lifelong dream was worth it.
His left big toe was amputated yesterday due to gangrene. Abenojar now feels guilty that his 21-year-old Nepali guide, Pasang Dorchi Sherpa, lost all his toes — not nine as initially expected — to gangrene also yesterday.
Abenojar and Pasang are both recuperating at Cardinal Santos Memorial Medical Center in San Juan.
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[Summary] => As had recently been shown, the summit of Mount Everest is no longer the exclusive domain of climbers from other countries. Four hardy Filipinos have proven that they too can conquer the highest mountain in the world.
Sadly, what was to have been great cause for national glory has turned into an ugly spectacle of crab mentality. We are proving to the world that while we can overcome great physical odds, we are also showing a horrendous incapacity to surmount vainglorious pride.
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[Summary] => Dale Abenojar, the adventure sportsman who claims to be the first Filipino to have reached the summit of Mt. Everest, said he plans to return to the Philippines a victorious conqueror of the world’s highest mountain with no rancor in his heart against countrymen who have doubted his feat.
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[Summary] => Dale Abenojar, the adventure sportsman who claims to be the first Filipino to have reached the summit of Mt. Everest, said he plans to return to the Philippines a victorious conqueror of the world’s highest mountain with no rancor in his heart against countrymen who have doubted his feat.
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Abenojar wants 21-year-old Pasang Sherpa to receive specialized medical treatment for his gangrene-infected toes.
Abenojar said that he and his friend Robin Mendoza are currently making travel arrangements to bring the Sherpa with them to Manila.
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Accompanied only by close friend Robin Mendoza, Abenojar said that aside from the excruciating pain that a frostbitten left big toe was giving him, the seeming total disregard that his countrymen were giving to his successful conquest of Mt. Everest back home was making the hurt all the more painful.
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