In GenSan, success usually comes with the smell of fish—tons of fresh fish. From sunup to sundown, the fishport hums with activity.
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I was on my way home yesterday when I spotted this man along Lapu-Lapu St., in Agdao Public Market here in DavaoCity. He was struggling so hard to self-push his wheelchair.
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Part of the rich Filipino culture is the observance of the All Soul’s Day, in Tagalog ‘Araw ng mga Patay/Undas’ in Cebuano we call it ‘Kalag-Kalag’.
Read more...It is a practice in the Philippines to devote Sundays for family activity.
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In New York Post, on June 8, 2008, an article by Christine B. Whelan, a University of Iowa sociology assistant professor caught my attention.
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There are people who drained about 500 c.c.
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A moderately strong earthquake which registered 6 in the Richter scale occurred in Legazpi City and Virac, Catanduanes on August 15, 2008.
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“The reason why there is the repeat of negligence among these shipping lines is because the law takes such a long time.
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P200,000
-Sulpicio Lines, the operator of the sunken Princess of the Sea, pegged the approximate insurance value (less than $4,000) of a dead victim’s life in the Philippines.
9 years
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