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[Title] => PAL on high
[Summary] => The appreciative top management of Philippine Airlines (PAL) recently honored their most outstanding travel and tour partners for 2009 during the annual “Daghang Salamat” and “Madayaw Awards” for the Visayas and Mindanao, held at the Grand Ballroom of Century Park Hotel in Manila.
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[Title] => A night of victory and pride
[Summary] => Airlift Asia Inc. (AAI), the country’s leading Filipino-owned freight forwarding company, marked its 25th anniversary in December with a uniquely Filipino fiesta celebration.
"AAI in its 25 years has been very much like the Philippine fiesta–you can find it anywhere in the country," said AAI managing director Alfonso L. Santiago. "Good times or bad, our people will always celebrate the fiesta. It’s not because we have to, but because it is important to the whole community that it is celebrated."
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[Title] => Thai golfers dominate Samsung int’l tourney
[Summary] => Anusorn Songsem of Thailand closed out with a 75 yesterday to capture overall honors in the Samsung Philippine International Junior Golf Championship at Wack Wack’s east course.
Together with his earlier efforts of 79, 77 and 79, Songsem wound up with 310 to bag the event’s most coveted title.
The Thai ace could have also ruled the Division One in Class A, but a player could only claim one championship, according to Tito Boy Cantada, who organized the event seven years ago.
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[Title] => Garcia, Vasandani pull away
[Summary] => The Philippines’ Paolo Garcia and Vijay Vasandani and Kao Teng and Chiang Chien-Lin of Taiwan scored different third day efforts yesterday to virtually rule their divisions in the seventh Samsung Philippine International Junior Golf Championship.
Garcia came up with an 80 to go with his earlier 80 and 90 to take an 11-shot lead in the special division while Vasandani, representing Cebu, carded an 86 for a 21-stroke lead in Class D’s Division Two with 176.
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[Title] => TNT Express expands RP operations with new tie-up
[Summary] => European based courier company TNT International Express has signed a five-year mmemorandum of agreement with Airlift Asia Inc (AAI) as part of its ongoing expansion program in the Philippines.
TNT country general manager Jose Luis Romero-Salas described the agreement as a major step in its bid to corner the still large and untapped markets in several high growth areas around the country.
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[Title] => Tanpinco playoff win lifts RP team
[Summary] => J. R. Tanpinco parred the first extra hole yesterday to beat South Korea’s Son Hyeon Ho in their sudden death playoff and key the Philippines’ five-title romp in the sixth Samsung Philippine International Junior Golf Championship.
It was a dramatic come-from-behind win for Tanpinco, who shot a 75 to force the tournament’s first sudden playoff after Son limped home with an 80 to wind up with identical 312 for 72 holes.
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[Title] => RP bets chasing Choo
[Summary] => Choo Tze Huang of Singapore, who soared to a five-over 77 Wednesday, played even worse yesterday, carding a fat 80 to open the race for the Class A plum in the sixth Samsung Philippine International Junior Golf Championship at Wack Wack’s east course.
Choo, who won the overall title last year while entered in Class B, practically shot himself on the foot with that 80, enabling three rivals, including two Filipinos, to get into the fight for the coveted championship.
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[Title] => Choo wavers but hangs on
[Summary] => Singapore’s Choo Tze Huang, struggling all day from tee to green, limped home with a 77 yesterday. And yet, he still found himself on top of Class A midway the sixth Samsung Philippine International Golf Championship.
Choo, 15, could only hit nine greens in regulation as he fell prey to the challenges of the par 72, 6,774-yard Wack Wack Golf and Country Club’s East Course.
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[Title] => Singaporean takes crack at 2 crowns
[Summary] => Singapore’s Choo Tze Huang fired a 71 yesterday to put himself in a good spot to win two major titles, but Angela Erika de Villa and Rafael Francisco were the first winners in the sixth Samsung Philippine International Junior Golf Championship.
Choo, a 15-year-old junior at the Breddell-Westlake back home, tamed the par 72, 6,774-yard Wack Wack East course on nines of 35 and 36 and he likes the prospects.
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[Title] => Six-nation jungolf on at Wack Wack today
[Summary] => The sixth Samsung Philippine International Junior Championships, the number one event among the young ones in the region, start today at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club.
Eighty players from six countries are competing in the tournament the Philippine Junior Golf Federation, led by its president Edgardo "Boy" Cantada, launched in 1998.
First Gentleman Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo drove the ceremonial ball yesterday to launch the four-day tournament with Samsung as title sponsor.
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AIRLIFT ASIA INC
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[Title] => A night of victory and pride
[Summary] => Airlift Asia Inc. (AAI), the country’s leading Filipino-owned freight forwarding company, marked its 25th anniversary in December with a uniquely Filipino fiesta celebration.
"AAI in its 25 years has been very much like the Philippine fiesta–you can find it anywhere in the country," said AAI managing director Alfonso L. Santiago. "Good times or bad, our people will always celebrate the fiesta. It’s not because we have to, but because it is important to the whole community that it is celebrated."
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[Title] => Thai golfers dominate Samsung int’l tourney
[Summary] => Anusorn Songsem of Thailand closed out with a 75 yesterday to capture overall honors in the Samsung Philippine International Junior Golf Championship at Wack Wack’s east course.
Together with his earlier efforts of 79, 77 and 79, Songsem wound up with 310 to bag the event’s most coveted title.
The Thai ace could have also ruled the Division One in Class A, but a player could only claim one championship, according to Tito Boy Cantada, who organized the event seven years ago.
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[Title] => Garcia, Vasandani pull away
[Summary] => The Philippines’ Paolo Garcia and Vijay Vasandani and Kao Teng and Chiang Chien-Lin of Taiwan scored different third day efforts yesterday to virtually rule their divisions in the seventh Samsung Philippine International Junior Golf Championship.
Garcia came up with an 80 to go with his earlier 80 and 90 to take an 11-shot lead in the special division while Vasandani, representing Cebu, carded an 86 for a 21-stroke lead in Class D’s Division Two with 176.
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[Summary] => European based courier company TNT International Express has signed a five-year mmemorandum of agreement with Airlift Asia Inc (AAI) as part of its ongoing expansion program in the Philippines.
TNT country general manager Jose Luis Romero-Salas described the agreement as a major step in its bid to corner the still large and untapped markets in several high growth areas around the country.
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[Summary] => J. R. Tanpinco parred the first extra hole yesterday to beat South Korea’s Son Hyeon Ho in their sudden death playoff and key the Philippines’ five-title romp in the sixth Samsung Philippine International Junior Golf Championship.
It was a dramatic come-from-behind win for Tanpinco, who shot a 75 to force the tournament’s first sudden playoff after Son limped home with an 80 to wind up with identical 312 for 72 holes.
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Choo, who won the overall title last year while entered in Class B, practically shot himself on the foot with that 80, enabling three rivals, including two Filipinos, to get into the fight for the coveted championship.
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Choo, 15, could only hit nine greens in regulation as he fell prey to the challenges of the par 72, 6,774-yard Wack Wack Golf and Country Club’s East Course.
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[Title] => Singaporean takes crack at 2 crowns
[Summary] => Singapore’s Choo Tze Huang fired a 71 yesterday to put himself in a good spot to win two major titles, but Angela Erika de Villa and Rafael Francisco were the first winners in the sixth Samsung Philippine International Junior Golf Championship.
Choo, a 15-year-old junior at the Breddell-Westlake back home, tamed the par 72, 6,774-yard Wack Wack East course on nines of 35 and 36 and he likes the prospects.
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[Title] => Six-nation jungolf on at Wack Wack today
[Summary] => The sixth Samsung Philippine International Junior Championships, the number one event among the young ones in the region, start today at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club.
Eighty players from six countries are competing in the tournament the Philippine Junior Golf Federation, led by its president Edgardo "Boy" Cantada, launched in 1998.
First Gentleman Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo drove the ceremonial ball yesterday to launch the four-day tournament with Samsung as title sponsor.
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