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The sign said: “Welcome to Bacolod-Silay Airport”
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                    [Title] => India's "Forrest Gump"
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                    [Title] => Bohol Odyssey
                    [Summary] => I always look forward running in Bohol. It's one of those times that we get to breath real clean air sans the pollution offered by more urbanized cities like Metro Manila, Cebu and Iloilo. The last time I was in Bohol was when we joined the Sandugo 14K Run together with Judge Gabby Ingles, Ombudsman Ed Canton and other members of the Cebu Executive Runners Club. So when my mother ordered me at gunpoint to accompany her to Bohol, I didn't have second thoughts. In an earlier column I mentioned that I was in dilemma where to go with so many special events being staged at the same time.


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                    [Title] => In the windmills of her mind
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Female voice: Hi, this is Aliya Parc's publicist. Are you Mr. Salvador?

Sleepy voice: (yawns) Y-y-es. W-why?



Female voice: I would just like to remind you that ‘Aliyah Parks’ written on your fax transmittal is supposed to be spelled without an ‘h,’ and the ‘k’ is instead a ‘c.’

Sleepy voice: O-okay.

Gorgeous writer dozes off.



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Banking on some crucial defensive plays, MIT’s Albert Alano and Eliezer Collado stunned the fancied pair of Jamel Macasamat, half of the team which placed third in last year’s staging, and Jerome Capada of University of San Juan de Recoletos-Cebu, 12-9, to gain a berth in the next round of the men’s division.


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Sleepy voice: (yawns) Y-y-es. W-why?



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Modernization backward

By CTALK | By Cito Beltran | April 5, 2010 - 12:00am

The sign said: “Welcome to Bacolod-Silay Airport”

Opinion

India's "Forrest Gump"

By SPORTS EYE By Raffy T. Uytiepo | May 9, 2006 - 12:00am

Currently making waves in Eastern India is a five year old-boy who recently ran 65 kilometers in seven hours. Budhia Singh was accompanied by his coach, paramilitary forces and TV crew while being watched by army...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Bohol Odyssey

By SPORTS EYE By Raffy T. Uytiepo | October 18, 2005 - 12:00am

I always look forward running in Bohol. It's one of those times that we get to breath real clean air sans the pollution offered by more urbanized cities like Metro Manila, Cebu and Iloilo. The last time I was in...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Kiddie run

By SPORTS EYE By Raffy T. Uytiepo | August 5, 2005 - 12:00am

Touched down in Iloilo City the other day to finalize preparations for the Governors Cup Kiddie's Run slated next month in SM City. The run is being spearheaded by the Iloilo Provincial Government under Gov. Niel...

Freeman Cebu Sports

In the windmills of her mind

By Ryan Salvador | April 18, 2001 - 12:00am

Act II, Scene III Setting: A bedroom (definitely not Juliet's) Time: Very early (10 am) Sexy male writer is sleeping. The cell phone goes off. Female voice: Hi, this is Aliya Parc's publicist. Are you...

Mapua, La Salle spikers move on

By Joey Villar | February 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Mapua Institute of Technology I and University of St. La Salle-Bacolod I downed their respective rivals yesterday to advance to the quarterfinal round of the Nestea Beach Volleyball University Challenge at the CCP...

Sports