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[Title] => Almost a part of show business
[Summary] => Business & Leisure (B&L), the television show, has been on the air for some 24 years now, and through all these years, the show has made friends, “suki” if you will, who we can rely on for intelligent opinions on a given matter in their own field of expertise, always making themselves ready for those countless quick interviews. The welcome mat has always been unrolled graciously for the B&L production staff and TV crew, and we are thankful.
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[Title] => Seven Last Words on IBC 13
[Summary] => ABC Promotions, Inc. headed by Meng Canlas as executive director will present the Seven Last Words on April 6, Good Friday on IBC 13 from 12 noon to 3 p.m. with Rev. Fr. Larry Faraon as host and Bro. Arnel Cariño as co-anchor.
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[Title] => Seven Last Words on Channel 13
[Summary] => ABC Promotions headed by Bro. Ben Canlas will air the Seven Last Words on Good Friday, April 22, from l2 noon to 3 p.m. over Channel 13.
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[Title] => CIIF-OMG turns around, clears P79 million in 2009
[Summary] => The CIIF-Oil Mils Group (CIIF-OMG) proved that sequestered companies can be profitable if put under competent management as it recorded a P79-million net profit for 2009.
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[Title] => Farmer groups welcome Arranza as CEO of CIIF-Oil Mills
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Big coconut farmer’s groups in the country welcomed the reported appointment of Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI) president Jesus “Jess” L. Arranza as president and CEO of the CIIF-Oil Mills Group.
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[Title] => Northbound shopping
[Summary] => We went North because we needed to buy something that was available only in a health store in Quezon City. Also because one of our readers convinced us to re-visit the Hi Top supermarket on Quezon Avenue, near the EDSA rotunda, so we could check current prices of prime commodities. This was not the first time we’d go there. Luckily we cruised along on an early morning, without being hampered by bumper-to-bumper traffic. Along the way, there’s Makro and Farmers’ Market. So to maximize this trip, specially with regard to saving gas, we dropped in on those places as well.
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[Title] => Northbound shopping
[Summary] => We went North because we needed to buy something that was available only in a health store in Quezon City. Also because one of our readers convinced us to re-visit the Hi Top supermarket on Quezon Avenue, near the EDSA rotunda, so we could check current prices of prime commodities. This was not the first time we’d go there. Luckily we cruised along on an early morning, without being hampered by bumper-to-bumper traffic. Along the way, there’s Makro and Farmers’ Market. So to maximize this trip, specially with regard to saving gas, we dropped in on those places as well.
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[Title] => Reader’s Digest’s consumer survey reveals brands Filipinos trust
[Summary] => Reader’s Digest has found out which brands have captured the hearts and gained the trust of Filipinos and the rest of Asia in its annual consumer survey.
Currently in its eighth year, the survey has been renamed this year as the Reader’s Digest Trusted Brands to focus on the driving factor behind brand integrity — trust. Brands were evaluated based on trustworthiness, credible image, quality, value, understanding of customer needs and innovation.
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[Title] => How do you cope with the hard times?
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Answer: Hardly! Short of taking turns to eat, cash-strapped families are stretching not just their meager budget but also their imagination to ward off pangs of hunger. Remember Dr. Ned Roberto’s nationwide consumer coping and buying behavior survey in July 2002? Well, the survey says that the Class E market is subsisting on "surrogate ulam." Coffee and soy sauce top the list of surrogate ulam.
[DatePublished] => 2003-03-04 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Ching M. Alano
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[Title] => A lot of things happened on our way to the beach
[Summary] => It is pitch black. The moon, now on its last quarter phase, lends some illumination. From where we are sitting, the sea shimmers now and then with what looks like a sequined serpent bobbing up and down. The waves whisper, the wind seems to gasp. Suddenly the silence is disturbed by two men carrying what seems to be a banca. The grating of the wood against the sand mixes with the bassy voices of the men. "Bilisi at baka kita’y maabutan ng ulan,"(Hurry up, I can smell rain) the older man says.
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[AuthorName] => Rey Gamboa
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[Title] => Seven Last Words on IBC 13
[Summary] => ABC Promotions, Inc. headed by Meng Canlas as executive director will present the Seven Last Words on April 6, Good Friday on IBC 13 from 12 noon to 3 p.m. with Rev. Fr. Larry Faraon as host and Bro. Arnel Cariño as co-anchor.
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[Title] => Seven Last Words on Channel 13
[Summary] => ABC Promotions headed by Bro. Ben Canlas will air the Seven Last Words on Good Friday, April 22, from l2 noon to 3 p.m. over Channel 13.
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[Title] => CIIF-OMG turns around, clears P79 million in 2009
[Summary] => The CIIF-Oil Mils Group (CIIF-OMG) proved that sequestered companies can be profitable if put under competent management as it recorded a P79-million net profit for 2009.
[DatePublished] => 2010-05-24 00:00:00
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[Title] => Farmer groups welcome Arranza as CEO of CIIF-Oil Mills
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - Big coconut farmer’s groups in the country welcomed the reported appointment of Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI) president Jesus “Jess” L. Arranza as president and CEO of the CIIF-Oil Mills Group.
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[Summary] => Reader’s Digest has found out which brands have captured the hearts and gained the trust of Filipinos and the rest of Asia in its annual consumer survey.
Currently in its eighth year, the survey has been renamed this year as the Reader’s Digest Trusted Brands to focus on the driving factor behind brand integrity — trust. Brands were evaluated based on trustworthiness, credible image, quality, value, understanding of customer needs and innovation.
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[Title] => How do you cope with the hard times?
[Summary] => Answer: Hardly! Short of taking turns to eat, cash-strapped families are stretching not just their meager budget but also their imagination to ward off pangs of hunger. Remember Dr. Ned Roberto’s nationwide consumer coping and buying behavior survey in July 2002? Well, the survey says that the Class E market is subsisting on "surrogate ulam." Coffee and soy sauce top the list of surrogate ulam.
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[ColumnID] => 133914
[Focus] => 0
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[AuthorName] => Ching M. Alano
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[Title] => A lot of things happened on our way to the beach
[Summary] => It is pitch black. The moon, now on its last quarter phase, lends some illumination. From where we are sitting, the sea shimmers now and then with what looks like a sequined serpent bobbing up and down. The waves whisper, the wind seems to gasp. Suddenly the silence is disturbed by two men carrying what seems to be a banca. The grating of the wood against the sand mixes with the bassy voices of the men. "Bilisi at baka kita’y maabutan ng ulan,"(Hurry up, I can smell rain) the older man says.
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