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Making a difference

By: Elizabeth Horner
Elizabeth Horner

Though he will be missed dearly It is his turn to enjoy eternal peace He is being welcomed into a new world As his toils on Earth cease Recently, I sent my thoughts and prayers to Mrs. Phyllis Hamilton and her family on the death of her husband, Lowell Hamilton of Greenville, Ohio. He was [...]

Posted: November 30th, 2011 in Blogs,Columnists | Read More »

Tourism chief rallies Filipinos to focus on Philippines’ positive aspects

By: Irene R. Sino Cruz
An egret forages for food in a swamp on Baguan Island, a protected sanctuary in the Turtle Islands, Tawi-Tawi. Photo by Orlando Maliwanag

Filipinos must focus on the positive—instead of the negative—aspects of the country to bring in more tourists, according to Tourism Secretary Ramon Jimenez Jr.

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Immigration braces for holiday influx of balikbayans

By: Jerome Aning

MANILA, Philippines—The Bureau of Immigration on Wednesday ordered its personnel at Ninoy Aquino International Airport and other gateways to brace for a greater influx of overseas Filipino workers and other balikbayans (returning Filipinos) coming home for the holidays and adopt measures for their “hassle-free” entry into the country. In a memorandum order, Immigration Commissioner Ricardo [...]

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Easing of visa rules on Indians, Chinese urged

By: Gil Cabacungan

The country should relax the visa requirements for visiting Chinese and Indian nationals to boost tourism in the country, Manila Representative Amado Bagatsing said.

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Domingo-Viernes case: Murder in Seattle

Gene Viernes and Silme Domingo, officers of the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union Local 37 and Marcos critics, were gunned down at their union office in Seattle, Washington, on June 1, 1981.

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Consultants from Singapore’s top rated airport here for Naia1 makeover

A team of consultants from one of the world’s best airports arrived in the country over the weekend to assess the condition and problems besetting the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia)—recently judged in an Internet poll as the worst airport in the world.

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13 of last 15 years warmest on record—UN agency

Thirteen of the warmest years recorded have occurred within the last decade and a half, the UN’s World Meteorological Organization said on Tuesday.

Posted: November 29th, 2011 in Latest Global Nation Stories | Read More »

China’s first aircraft carrier starts second trial

Workers are seen on the flight deck of the China's first aircraft carrier, which is under renovation at a shipyard in Dalian in northeastern China's Liaoning province, Wednesday. AP/Color China Photo

China’s first aircraft carrier began its second sea trial on Tuesday after undergoing refurbishments and testing, the government said, as tensions over maritime territorial disputes in the region ran high.

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US nationals warned about poor conditions in Philippine prisons

By: Jerry E. Esplanada

Americans in the Philippines have been advised to keep their noses clean because the US government will not be able to help them if they are sentenced to prison.

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Black Friday, meet Brown Shopper

By: Elton Lugay
Edith Sampayan leaving Woodbury Commons with Black Friday bargains. Photo by R Sonny Sampayan

They came without sleep, and brought their friends, families and credit cards. Filipino shoppers barreled their way into Black Friday malls with abundant energy, patience and a well of good humor and shopped till they dropped.

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Kuwento

Why young Filipinos should know the tragic, inspiring story of Gene Viernes and Silme Domingo

By: Benjamin Pimentel

SAN FRANCISCO—Silme Domingo and Gene Viernes each had a chance to visit the Philippines only once. But 30 years ago, the two Filipino Americans died fighting to help set the country free. On Wednesday, Nov. 30, Domingo and Viernes, together with Arturo Taca, will be added to the roster of heroes and martyrs of the [...]

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Unicef earmarks P3.76B for child welfare in Philippines

By: Jerry E. Esplanada

The United Nations Children’s Fund has allocated $85.5 million (about P3.76 billion) for its child welfare programs in the Philippines in the next five years, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs.

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  • Burrata Cheese Ravioli, Burger with Foie Gras, ‘snowball tiramisu’–chow time in Hong Kong
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  • US attorneys general pressure Google on privacy
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  • People power
  • The algorithm of kindness
  • ‘Medicare portability’ for Fil-Ams
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