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March 2008

Harvest Time

By | Archives, Opinion

Sprouted pigmented rice a rich source of nutrients By Sosimo Ma. Pablico Aside from the usual boiled rice and champorado prepared by housewives   for their respective family, they can also prepare dishes from sprouted pigmented rice and at the same time provide more nutrients for their family members. Food chemists…

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Harvest Time

By March 24, 2008Archives, Opinion

Viewpoints

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Pietistic comfort zone By +Oscar V. Cruz D. D. To recall one’s sins against God and others. To repent for violations of the Commandments of God and the Laws of Nature. To make amends for sins of commission done as well as for sins of omission realized. It can be…

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Viewpoints

By March 24, 2008Archives, Opinion

Sports Eye

By | Opinion, Sports Eye

Respect the verdict By Jesus A. Garcia Jr. WE, the boxing aficionados, watched that colossal battle between our very own Manny Pacquiao against Mexico’s best Juan Manuel Marquez for the 130-pound World Boxing Council title fight. We already know the result. Although Pacquiao’s victory was not convincing, not clear, or…

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Sports Eye

By March 24, 2008Opinion, Sports Eye

Roots

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Pro-life By Marifi Jara (I am writing this week’s column with reports from The PUNCH student trainees Charmaine Dizon, Wilna Memorial and Jahwela Ocay from UP Baguio.) In Manaoag, home of the shrine of Our Lady of Manaoag, also known as Nuestra Señora del Rosario, a popular pilgrimage site for…

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Roots

By March 24, 2008Archives, Opinion

Ex-San Fabian dad kidnapped

By | Headlines, News

NO RANSOM DEMAND Task force Villegas formed SAN FABIAN- The police in Pangasinan seems to have been caught with their pants down again with yet another case of kidnapping perpetrated in San Fabian town at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. The victim this time is Roland Zerafin Villegas, former president of the…

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Ex-San Fabian dad kidnapped

By March 23, 2008Headlines, News

DA confident of enough rice supply in Region I

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MALASIQUI– An official of the Department of Agriculture is confident that the Ilocos Region will be spared from an impending rice shortage in the coming months.  Director Cipriano Santiago of the DA field office based in San Fernando City, La Union said he is optimistic that the region’s target harvest…

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DA confident of enough rice supply in Region I

By March 23, 2008Headlines, News

Calasiao revives Puto Festival

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CALASIAO–Puto Calasiao, so called the town’s “white gold”, will take center stage anew when the town revives its Puto Festival on May 5, coinciding with its nine-day annual fiesta. Since puto has become a big money-earner in Calasiao, Mayor Roy Macanlalay is restoring the Puto Festival in a bid to…

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Calasiao revives Puto Festival

By March 23, 2008Headlines, News

GMA visits province anew

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MALASIQUI–Barely a month since her last visit, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was back in the province, this time to launch the national government’s Food-for-School Program at the Malasiqui Central School here. Arroyo, accompanied by Gov. Amado Espino Jr., 3rd District Rep. Rachel Arenas, Health Secretary Francisco Duque III, Social Welfare…

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GMA visits province anew

By March 23, 2008Headlines, News