Two magical words

Conclusion of 2 parts “Gratitude is the memory of the heart.”  — Jean Baptiste Massieu (Continued from last week’s issue…) So okay, your partner is the consummate slob and you have to pick up after him. He thinks he has a maid living with him for free.  He has this maddening habit of not putting…

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Duty Free Philippines Corporation named as MCIA Partner of the Year

Cebu, Philippines – Duty Free Philippines Corporation (DFPC) has won the GMR Megawide Cebu Airport Corporation (GMCAC) Partner of the Year Award for its exceptional contribution to the success of Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA). DFPC executives proudly received the award at the JPark Resorts and Casino in Lapu-Lapu City.  DFPC was also awarded the Partner…

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FVR Calls For Stronger PHL-Taiwan Relations

Former President Fidel V. Ramos urged former Taiwan President Ma Yung-Jeou (2008-2016) to help foster stronger relations between the two countries following the latter’s visit at the Ramos Peace and Development (RPDEV) office in Makati the other day. “Taiwanese and Filipinos have been the best of friends,” said FVR, whose father Narciso served as Philippine…

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How to buy stocks

1. Go to YouTube and Google Take time to view presentations by stock gurus. Listen to their checklists and guidance. Start with basics for beginners and gradually move to more sophisticated charts and moving averages, 2. Open an online brokerage account Open a brokerage account. It’s similar to setting up a bank account. You complete an…

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Filipinos will ‘eventually appreciate’ China – Palace

Despite the declining trust in China among Filipinos, Malacanñang still believes that this will eventually change as Manila and Beijing’s improved ties are reportedly set to bring economic benefits to both nations. A Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey released Wednesday showed that 54% of Filipinos have little trust in China, resulting in “poor” net trust…

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PH to continue rice imports, tighten food safety measures

The importation of rice into the Philippines will continue in accordance with the law, the country’s agriculture secretary clarified.  Agriculture Secretary William Dar on Thursday, November 21 said that instead of suspending the importation, the government will tighten food safety measures to control the entry of cheap grain that is affecting the incomes of Filipino…

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Robredo advised: ‘Trust is earned’

Malacañang reminded Vice President Leni Robredo that “trust is earned” after she responded to President Rodrigo Duterte’s statement expressing concern over the way she reportedly handles confidential information related to the war on drugs. In a statement, Presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said, “Trust is earned. The missteps of the vice president did not inspire confidence…

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A day of thanks and giving

THIS great holiday of thanks and giving is not a date on a calendar, but a state of the mind. In a kind of thought about our capacity to realize things, we can sometimes only imagine and remember that no matter how difficult life’s tests are for each of us, there are always others feeling…

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Is it true that after a year of no communication regarding one’s visa application, the petition will be canceled or dismissed?

Get the answer this Sunday on ‘Citizen Pinoy: Your Tanong, My Sagot’ THE third batch of Kapamilya who attended the tapings in Virginia will get their questions answered on the most popular immigration program on television – “Citizen Pinoy”. What is the fastest way to petition a legally-adopted son from the Philippines, after all necessary…

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Have you offered your life to wrongdoings, Mr. Trump?

“It is to be regretted that the rich and powerful too often bend the acts of government to their selfish purposes. Distinctions in society will always exist under every just government. In the full enjoyment of those gifts of Heaven and the fruits of superior industry, economy, and virtue, every man is equally entitled to…

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Employees’ right to sit down at work is no joke

EDEN Smiles worked for Walgreens, the pharmacy giant, as a cashier. She filed a class action case on behalf of current and former non-exempt, hourly-paid cashiers, photo specialists, beauty advisors, and other employees assigned cash register duties who worked for Walgreens. Smiles also filed the lawsuit on behalf of the State of California under the…

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DACA dreamers

NOONG Nobyembre 12, 2019,  ang Supreme Court ay duminig ng oral arguments sa tatlong kasong isinampa laban sa desisyon ni President Donald Trump na tapusin na ang deportation protection para sa mga “Dreamer” o nasa ilalim ng DACA.  Ang Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program ay nagbibigay ng deferral laban sa deportation.  Ang DACA…

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Christ’s Kingdom

ON this last Sunday of Ordinary Time, the Solemnity of Christ the King, I’d like to use Archbishop Socrates Villegas’ insights on the kingship of Christ.  A deck of cards carries several images of a king: the king of clubs, king of spades, king of diamonds, and king of hearts.  Jesus is not the king…

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President Duterte to push through with South Korea trip

President Rodrigo Duterte said he is pushing through with his trip to South Korea despite his aversion to traveling, saying that there are many things “at stake.” “I hate traveling. I don’t want to travel. It gives me [a] headache and everything, but this is important. You know, so many things at stake. One is…

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Baguio City lives up to vision as Asian Arts Hub

HERITAGE HILL, BAGUIO CITY—Massive murals and a colorful assortment of artwork amazed hundreds of people who trekked to this iconic hilltop destination, the center of the ongoing 2019 iBagiw Festival, as the country’s Summer Capital celebrates the second anniversary of its recognition as a member of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network. “iBagiw,” which literally means…

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