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ADRENALINE PROJECT will have Discovery Kids' viewers hanging on to the edge of their seats with fingers crossed as they watch five thrill-seeking teens take each other on in a series of physical and mental challenges.

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                    [Title] => Smart raises customer service standard via education hub
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Wireless services leader Smart Communications, Inc. recently opened a multimillion-peso “edutainment” hub to help its contact center agents become better service ambassadors for Smart’s 50 million subscribers.

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                    [Title] => Return to Everest
                    [Summary] => Five years ago, three courageous Filipinas fought thin air, illness,  high winds, landslides and their own limitations to become the first  South East Asian women to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
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                    [Title] => Managing the impacts of mine exploration in Zamboanga
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The Canatuan operation of TVI Resources Development-Philippines (TVIRD) will conclude its seven-year mine period next year, and will be the first firm to be checked if it complies with the post-mining requirements of the 1995 Mining Act.
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                    [Title] => Sherpa: I knew Dale would make it
                    [Summary] => To the Sherpas who went with him, there is no doubt that 43-year-old Filipino adventure sportsman Dale Abenojar crested the summit of the world’s highest mountain on the morning of May 15.


If many of his countrymen question — and continue to question — Abenojar’s claim that he reached the top of Mt. Everest, one of two Sherpa guides who reportedly helped him accomplish this feat, 29-year-old Tshiring Sherpa, said he had a feeling Abenojar could do it when they met last April.


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                    [Title] => Garduce makesit 3 in a row for RP
                    [Summary] => A third Filipino mountaineer reached the top of Mount Everest before noon Friday in Nepal.


Initial reports said Romeo Garduce scaled the summit around 11:15 a.m. Nepal time (1 p.m. in Manila).


Garduce was the third Filipino to reach Everest’s peak in less than a week after Heracleo "Leo" Oracion and Erwin "Pastor" Emata.


Oracion became the first Filipino to reach the peak of the 8,848-meter-high mountain on Wednesday. Emata came second 17 hours later.


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                    [Title] => Ikalawang Pinoy nakarating na rin sa tuktok ng Mt. Everest
                    [Summary] => Nabiyayaan pa ang Pilipinas ng dagdag na glorya matapos na makarating na rin sa tuktok ng pinakamataas na bundok sa mundo, ang ikalawang Pinoy mountaineer na si Erwin "Pastour" Emata, miyembro ng First Philippine Mt. Everest Expedition Team ng Philippine Coast Guard.


Sa ulat ni team leader Art Valdez, dakong alas-7:34 ng umaga nang makarating ng ligtas sa summit ng Mt. Everest si Emata.


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                    [Title] => Oracion, Emata ready to assault Mt. Everest
                    [Summary] => First Philippine Mt. Everest Expedition team top climber Leo Oracion is back at Camp 3 yesterday and is just awaiting for his Sherpa guides to finish affixing the lines from Camp 4 to the summit before making his final ascent to the world’s highest peak.


FPMEE team leader Art Valdez said the weather has been cooperative thus far and Pastor Emata, the other member of the FPMEE squad, is now at Camp 2.


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                    [Title] => Garduce: Everest ascent matter of time
                    [Summary] => Weather permitting, UP mountaineer Romeo "Romi" Garduce said he will finally launch his daring assault of the Mt. Everest summit in the next few days, hoping to complete the job in about a week and thus become the first Filipino to do the feat.


In a video satellite interview with local sportswriters at GMA Center yesterday, Garduce said he’s done with the acclimatization climbs and he’s now waiting for good weather to begin the final phase of his historic climb of the highest mountain in the world.


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                    [Title] => Going BEYOND: Personal glory
                    [Summary] => The spotlight is now focused on seasoned mountaineer Romi Garduce as he continue his quest not for personal glory, but rather his personal way of uplifting the lives of some of his less-fortunate countrymen.


Aiming at being the first Filipino to reach the summit of the famed Himalayan's Greatest - Mount Everest, Garduce teams up with network giant GMA NETWORK, INC. and The Northface, world-renowned manufacturer of expedition gear.


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If many of his countrymen question — and continue to question — Abenojar’s claim that he reached the top of Mt. Everest, one of two Sherpa guides who reportedly helped him accomplish this feat, 29-year-old Tshiring Sherpa, said he had a feeling Abenojar could do it when they met last April.


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Garduce was the third Filipino to reach Everest’s peak in less than a week after Heracleo "Leo" Oracion and Erwin "Pastor" Emata.


Oracion became the first Filipino to reach the peak of the 8,848-meter-high mountain on Wednesday. Emata came second 17 hours later.


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FPMEE team leader Art Valdez said the weather has been cooperative thus far and Pastor Emata, the other member of the FPMEE squad, is now at Camp 2.


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In a video satellite interview with local sportswriters at GMA Center yesterday, Garduce said he’s done with the acclimatization climbs and he’s now waiting for good weather to begin the final phase of his historic climb of the highest mountain in the world.


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