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Cha-cha still kicking? By Gerry Garcia A businessman in Makati who probably was intrigued by the church’s call for communal action to  resolve the unending government  problem  of graft and corruption  jumped on the chance to put in his two cents worth of view of what’s basically wrong in our…

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Here and There

By April 1, 2008Archives, Opinion

Viewpoints

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“Hate the Sin. Love the Sinner” By +Oscar V. Cruz D. D. This is a hallowed and consecrated maxim of Christianity. It teaches in few words the inherent dignity and worth of the human person not only as created to the Image of God but also as someone redeemed by…

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By April 1, 2008Archives, Opinion

Think about it

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Lingayen cityhood long overdue By Jun Velasco CONGRESSMAN Joe de Venecia’s debt-to-equity plan looms as a simple yet dramatic solution to the huge gap between the rich and poor countries on our planet, especially those in the Third World. On paper, the plan is doably cute, be-all solution, which can…

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Think about it

By March 31, 2008Archives, Opinion

Playing with Fire

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Let’s restore sanity in our country, please! By Gonzalo Duque IT’S great to be back! Yes, after one long month vacation in the U.S. To Sammy and  Mita Sta. Maria,  our  gracious  hosts,  thanks for  the warm  reception  and  the  memories! Some of the good Fil-Ams we stayed with there…

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Playing with Fire

By March 31, 2008Archives, Opinion

Harvest Time

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Organic Agriculture and Certification now pushed By Sosimo Ma. Pablico Two years after Executive Order 481 was signed and declared that it is a national policy to promote organic agriculture nationwide, the Department of Agriculture, through the Bureau of   Soils and Water Management (BSWM), now appears to be all out…

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Harvest Time

By March 31, 2008Archives, Opinion

Roots

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People of the rice By Marifi Jara My 63-year old dad is an archetype bitukang pinoy. That simply means he does not feel full after a main meal without rice. I myself who can go without rice for a day or two, feeling a bit homesick while in a foreign…

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Roots

By March 31, 2008Archives, Opinion

Here and There

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Happy Easter to all! By Gerry Garcia A TWO-fold announcement of outstanding events was released by media by mid-March regarding national sports and a major road infrastructure here. One has to do with the inspiring and highly hoped for triumph of boxing icon Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao in Las Vegas Nevada …

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Here and There

By March 25, 2008Archives, Opinion

Think about it

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Think of the poor, too By Jun Velasco ASSEMBLYMAN Vic Millora — he with the boyish face and generous smile — is not the only story-teller in the family. His half-brother Roger Canto, a modest private contractor, also is. Roger related that last Palm Sunday, as he sat at the…

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By March 24, 2008Archives, Opinion

Harvest Time

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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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By March 24, 2008Archives, Opinion