Professor of the New York Academy of Art Held a Master Class for Graduate Students to Copy Artworks at the International Art Museum of America in San Francisco

Artworks of His Holiness Dorje Chang Buddha III and Professor Yuhua Shouzhi Wang enable the next generation to comprehend the essence of art from different cultures SAN FRANCISCO – On November 2, the Provost of the New York Academy of Art, Peter Drake, led 15 Master’s students to the International Art Museum of America (IAMA)…

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Duterte to Western countries:  Stop shipping trash to Asia 

President Rodrigo Duterte on Monday, November 4, told Western countries to stop shipping their garbage marked as “recyclables” to developing Asian countries, listing the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia among the nations that have become dumping grounds for hazardous trash from the West. “If we are talking about improving the ecology of the place, the environment,…

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Oodaalolly founder Hernan Lauber featured speaker at Kakao Konek 2019

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif — Hernan Lauber, founder of the Oodaalolly Chocolate Company, was a featured speaker at Kakao Konek 2019, the largest tablea/chocolate/cacao expo and conference in the region. Hernan discussed the potential of Philippine-sourced cacao in the United States chocolate market. The United States is one of the largest chocolate producing nations in the…

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Fil-Am coffee biz named micro roaster of the year

A Filipino American-owned coffee company in San Diego, California has received a prestigious honor as the best micro roaster in the United States for 2020. Mostra Coffee, which was founded in 2013, was named ‘Micro Roaster of the Year‘ by Roast Magazine with a total output of 65,000 pounds of roasted coffee annually. Each year,…

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DOT: WWII Memorial, a beacon to the world

SURIGAO CITY –Department of Tourism (DOT) Assistant Secretary for Mindanao Myra Paz V. Abubakar said the newly-inaugurated Battle of Surigao Strait Memorial and Museum in this city will serve as a major tourist attraction, as well as a special educational experience for the young generation. The historical landmark, perched on a ridge with a breathtaking view…

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10,000 attendees all over Southeast Asia to join and celebrate the best that Philippine innovation and startups have to offer!

Techtonic Summit is back – bigger and better this 2019 as they stage the largest tech conference in the country. This year’s theme, Festival of Innovation, celebrates Philippine innovation and ever-growing startup culture. Featuring 10,000 attendees, 200+ partners, and exhibitors, and over 50 startups, every- one is invited to take part in the 2-day event…

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23 dead after series of earthquakes in Mindanao 

A TOTAL of 23 people have died from the earthquakes that have struck areas of Mindanao since mid-October, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management  Council (NDRRMC) said in its latest report.  Released on Friday, November 1, the numbers said seven were killed on October 16, when a 6.3 magnitude quake struck the northeast portion…

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Ancajas title defense canceled as opponent runs into visa issues

The anticipated fight between Filipino boxer Jerwin “Pretty Boy” Ancajas and Mexican fighter Jonathan Javier Rodriguez on Saturday, November 2 has been canceled after Rodriguez did not get a U.S. visa in time. Ancajas, the 115-pound fighting pride of the Philippines, was set for the eighth defense of his IBF junior bantamweight world title on…

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Duterte to give Robredo a Cabinet secretary rank as drug czar

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte plans on giving Vice President Leni Robredo a Cabinet secretary rank as the administration’s drug czar to show the seriousness of his previous offer, Malacañang on Thursday, October 31. Under the drug czar position, Robredo would oversee all bureaus and agencies involved with the enforcement of the law on prohibited drugs…

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A father’s legacy

THIRTY-FIVE years ago, my husband left me. He died, leaving a house full of daughters; young, adorable and innocent, with the world on their side. In the face of adversity, we were not permitted to ask, “why me?”  You can ask, but you won’t get an answer. Through the years, I’ve learned the hard way. …

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Red flags of Exchange-Traded Funds (ETF)

AN ETF is called an Exchange-Traded Fund since it’s traded on an exchange just like stocks. Below are three red flags to avoid the worst ETFs: 1. Inadequate liquidity Avoid all ETFs with less than $100 million in assets. Low levels of liquidity can lead to a discrepancy between the price of the ETF and…

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Protecting new mothers at work

Q: I work for a 100-employee company in Los Angeles. I recently returned to work after maternity leave. Since I decided to breastfeed my newborn, I needed to periodically pump breast milk at work. When I asked my supervisor if there is a room in the building where I could do this, I was told…

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3-year and 10-year bar rules

“The alien who receives an I-94 starts accruing unlawful presence after the date of authorized stay indicated in the  I-94.  Hence, the alien must exit the US on or before the departure date indicated in the I-94.” SA ilalim ng Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), ang isang dayuhan ay nagkakaroon ng unlawful presence sa dalawang…

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God’s protection and power over your life

YOU may have been saved from a fatal accident, healed from cancer, freed from an unjust accusation, or received a much-needed help.  Any of these miracles happened in your life because you believe in God’s protection and the intercession of saints and angels. You know and understand that there is a higher spiritual power looking…

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Tradition, fear and spirits 

IN Mexico, they celebrate Día de Los Muertos or the Day of the Dead on November 2. They clean the graves and create altars to offer traditional dishes for their deceased loved ones. They also sing the favorite songs and dance to honor their dearly departed. This tradition is influenced by Spanish Conquistadores on the…

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Keeping up with the Barrettos: A tale of three sisters 

THEY say, “you can’t choose your family,” and nobody knows this better than Gretchen, Marjorie and Claudine aka ‘The Barretto sisters.’  Their recent public spat at the wake of their family patriarch, Miguel Alvir Barretto, is the latest and most controversial family feud at the moment. According to Rappler, “Gretchen, who has long been estranged…

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