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[Title] => Hatha Yoga at Acacia Hotel
[Summary] => Join Dr. Yanee Vasquez as she offers eight sessions of Hatha Yoga Tuesdays and Thursdays of August at Acacia Hotel Manila. Take advantage of the bundle rate of P4,000 for all eight classes. Pre-registration is required. Interested parties can call Zita Loggia at [email protected].
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[Title] => Will Survivor Philippines deliver a surprise ending?
[Summary] => Tonight, the first-ever Pinoy Sole Survivor will be revealed live. Will Survivor Philippines pull a surprise ending? At this point, we doubt it.
[DatePublished] => 2008-12-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Rob Wants Zita Out Of 'Survivor Philippines'
[Summary] => With the P3 million grand prize to be given just a few weeks away, Survivor Philippines Castaway Rob Sy wants motherly Zita Ortiga to be eliminated in the game.
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[Title] => Charity, from A to Z(ita)
[Summary] => "A" stands for "Arnold." He is a diocesan priest who saves lives by patiently collecting old newspapers, toys, clothes and furniture, transforming them into cash for the education and sustenance of underprivileged children.
"Z" stands for Zita, the surname of a man who heads one of the biggest hotel chains and real estate groups in the Philippines.
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[Title] => The view from the top
[Summary] => CEOs can be rather intriguing creatures. Not only can they ingest almost shocking amounts of caffeine but they also seem to possess just the right mix of tenacity and luck. Their business instincts are constantly on the money, both literally and figuratively.
They all seem to thrive on any kind of competition, whether it's golf or the acquisition of a new company. Of course there is also the fact that they all love what they do.
It seems natural to assume that Tom Zita Jr., chairman of the board and president of Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts and Shangri-La Plaza Philippines would fit the mold perfectly. And to some extent, he does. Self-possessed and genuinely interested in people, he immediately gives the impression that he is the sort of man who can remain unruffled in even the most taxing situations.
He is well aware of the hard work required in taking a vision from the drawing board and moving it into reality. But if anything our quick interview proved that it is still possible to be a good guy and still get ahead.
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[Title] => Kaso ng lupang sinasaka
[Summary] => NOONG September 29, 1970, nabili ni Fely ang lupang pag-aari ng kanyang inang si Zita. Kaalinsunod ng bilihan, inilipat sa pangalan ni Fely ang titulo ng lupa (TCT No. 252339). Subalit, noong March 25, 1976, pumasok si Zita sa isang kasunduan ng paupa ng lupang taniman kay Cardo. ‘Di nagtagal ay ginawa itong palaisdaan ni Cardo.
[DatePublished] => 2006-01-26 00:00:00
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[Summary] => In case of an ejectment suit where the issue of agricultural tenancy is raised, is it still necessary to refer the case to the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) for preliminary determination of the existence of such tenancy relationship? This is one of the questions raised in this case of Fely.
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[Summary] => CEOs can be rather intriguing creatures. Not only can they ingest almost shocking amounts of caffeine but they also seem to possess just the right mix of tenacity and luck. Their business instincts are constantly on the money, both literally and figuratively.
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[Title] => Kuok plans sale of P300-M RP properties
[Summary] => Publicly-listed Kuok Philippine Properties Inc. (KPPI) will divest around P300-million worth of properties to wipe out debts and allow it to pursue the development of other projects.
At the sidelines of the company’s stockholders’ meeting yesterday, KPPI president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with various groups for the possible sale of its interest in KPPI Land Corp., which owns a 946-hectare property in the towns of Carmona and Silang in Cavite.
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[Title] => Kuok plans sale of P300-M RP properties
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At the sidelines of the company’s stockholders’ meeting yesterday, KPPI president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with various groups for the possible sale of its interest in KPPI Land Corp., which owns a 946-hectare property in the towns of Carmona and Silang in Cavite.
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[Title] => Rob Wants Zita Out Of 'Survivor Philippines'
[Summary] => With the P3 million grand prize to be given just a few weeks away, Survivor Philippines Castaway Rob Sy wants motherly Zita Ortiga to be eliminated in the game.
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[Summary] => "A" stands for "Arnold." He is a diocesan priest who saves lives by patiently collecting old newspapers, toys, clothes and furniture, transforming them into cash for the education and sustenance of underprivileged children.
"Z" stands for Zita, the surname of a man who heads one of the biggest hotel chains and real estate groups in the Philippines.
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[Title] => The view from the top
[Summary] => CEOs can be rather intriguing creatures. Not only can they ingest almost shocking amounts of caffeine but they also seem to possess just the right mix of tenacity and luck. Their business instincts are constantly on the money, both literally and figuratively.
They all seem to thrive on any kind of competition, whether it's golf or the acquisition of a new company. Of course there is also the fact that they all love what they do.
It seems natural to assume that Tom Zita Jr., chairman of the board and president of Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts and Shangri-La Plaza Philippines would fit the mold perfectly. And to some extent, he does. Self-possessed and genuinely interested in people, he immediately gives the impression that he is the sort of man who can remain unruffled in even the most taxing situations.
He is well aware of the hard work required in taking a vision from the drawing board and moving it into reality. But if anything our quick interview proved that it is still possible to be a good guy and still get ahead.
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[Summary] => NOONG September 29, 1970, nabili ni Fely ang lupang pag-aari ng kanyang inang si Zita. Kaalinsunod ng bilihan, inilipat sa pangalan ni Fely ang titulo ng lupa (TCT No. 252339). Subalit, noong March 25, 1976, pumasok si Zita sa isang kasunduan ng paupa ng lupang taniman kay Cardo. ‘Di nagtagal ay ginawa itong palaisdaan ni Cardo.
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[Title] => No relationship
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[Title] => Kuok plans sale of P300-M RP properties
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At the sidelines of the company’s stockholders’ meeting yesterday, KPPI president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with various groups for the possible sale of its interest in KPPI Land Corp., which owns a 946-hectare property in the towns of Carmona and Silang in Cavite.
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[Title] => Kuok plans sale of P300-M RP properties
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At the sidelines of the company’s stockholders’ meeting yesterday, KPPI president Tomas C. Zita Jr. said the company is in talks with various groups for the possible sale of its interest in KPPI Land Corp., which owns a 946-hectare property in the towns of Carmona and Silang in Cavite.
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