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"There were retired generals, doctors, and mothers, even nuns, who surprised me of their enthusiasm to grow their own vegetables hydroponically," noted hydraponics guru Boy Guevarra in a recent seminar on hydroponics in a demo-farm at the Nego-Eskuela compound in North Ave.
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A seemingly inconceivable plan of urban farming is being proposed to ensure steady supply of affordable vegetables even in times of weather disturbances.
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And since the Christmas season certainly entails families coming together, gathering round the table to partake of special dishes, and reliving memories of Christmases past, we decided to ask some exceptional ladies about their favorite dishes during Christmas and which of these dishes remind them of their parents.
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"There were retired generals, doctors, and mothers, even nuns, who surprised me of their enthusiasm to grow their own vegetables hydroponically," noted hydraponics guru Boy Guevarra in a recent seminar on hydroponics in a demo-farm at the Nego-Eskuela compound in North Ave.
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And since the Christmas season certainly entails families coming together, gathering round the table to partake of special dishes, and reliving memories of Christmases past, we decided to ask some exceptional ladies about their favorite dishes during Christmas and which of these dishes remind them of their parents.
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November 17, 2002 - 12:00am
