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[Title] => A sizzling sunset at the Lagoon
[Summary] => The hottest summer party in the island of Boracay took place not on the beach, but in a very unique lagoon-inspired resort. Gates recently opened for a sunset party at The Regency Lagoon Resort, a magnificent masterpiece of the magnanimous chairman Henry Chusuey and his equally brilliant son Alfons.
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[Title] => Save Biak na Bato Nat’l Park, Palace told
[Summary] => MALOLOS CITY — Dozens of non-government organizations (NGOs) in Bulacan signed an urgent appeal to President Arroyo here yesterday to save the Biak na Bato National Park from indiscriminate mining.
"This is a general appeal to the President and we will still (issue) separate appeals to concerned government agencies that will be more detailed," said Remedios Macalingcag, president of the Dangal ng Bulacan Foundation (DBF).
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[Title] => Save Biak na Bato Nat’l Park, Palace told
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"This is a general appeal to the President and we will still (issue) separate appeals to concerned government agencies that will be more detailed," said Remedios Macalingcag, president of the Dangal ng Bulacan Foundation (DBF).
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[Title] => Bulakeños to hold trek to save Biak na Bato park
[Summary] => SAN MIGUEL, Bulacan — Hundreds of Bulakeños are trekking to Biak na Bato National Park here next week in a move to save it from indiscriminate mining.
Led by the Dangal ng Bulacan Foundation (DBF), a non-government organization composed of professional and influential Bulakeños, the "save Biak na Bato trek" will culminate with the signing of an appeal addressed to President Arroyo.
The DBF is joined by the Bulacan Tourism Council, Bulacan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Bulakan Koalisyon Inc.
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[Title] => Bulacan’s Biak na Bato park declared a no-mining zone
[Summary] => MALOLOS, Bulacan — Alarmed by results of the aerial inspection last week of Mt. Mabio in San Miguel town, Gov. Josefina dela Cruz has declared the entire Biak na Bato National Park a no-mining zone.
Dela Cruz said this move came amid calls from the Bulacan Tourism Council and the Dangal ng Bulacan Foundation to permanently stop mining operations in the area as they believe that further destruction of the mountains there could pose hazards to the lowlands and the nearby provinces Nueva Ecija and Pampanga.
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[Title] => Eating shit
[Summary] => There’s a story (a favorite of many students of Chinese history such as Lucio Tan) that might be helpful when the board of the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. holds its next meeting.
During the time of the Warring States, before China was united by the man who built the Great wall, a great battle was fought that resulted in a king defeating another. Soon after, the victorious king fell ill. His doctors couldn’t make the correct diagnosis. They needed somebody to eat the feces of the king and tell them how it tasted.
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"This is a general appeal to the President and we will still (issue) separate appeals to concerned government agencies that will be more detailed," said Remedios Macalingcag, president of the Dangal ng Bulacan Foundation (DBF).
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[Title] => Save Biak na Bato Nat’l Park, Palace told
[Summary] => MALOLOS CITY — Dozens of non-government organizations (NGOs) in Bulacan signed an urgent appeal to President Arroyo here yesterday to save the Biak na Bato National Park from indiscriminate mining.
"This is a general appeal to the President and we will still (issue) separate appeals to concerned government agencies that will be more detailed," said Remedios Macalingcag, president of the Dangal ng Bulacan Foundation (DBF).
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[Summary] => SAN MIGUEL, Bulacan — Hundreds of Bulakeños are trekking to Biak na Bato National Park here next week in a move to save it from indiscriminate mining.
Led by the Dangal ng Bulacan Foundation (DBF), a non-government organization composed of professional and influential Bulakeños, the "save Biak na Bato trek" will culminate with the signing of an appeal addressed to President Arroyo.
The DBF is joined by the Bulacan Tourism Council, Bulacan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Bulakan Koalisyon Inc.
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[Title] => Bulacan’s Biak na Bato park declared a no-mining zone
[Summary] => MALOLOS, Bulacan — Alarmed by results of the aerial inspection last week of Mt. Mabio in San Miguel town, Gov. Josefina dela Cruz has declared the entire Biak na Bato National Park a no-mining zone.
Dela Cruz said this move came amid calls from the Bulacan Tourism Council and the Dangal ng Bulacan Foundation to permanently stop mining operations in the area as they believe that further destruction of the mountains there could pose hazards to the lowlands and the nearby provinces Nueva Ecija and Pampanga.
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During the time of the Warring States, before China was united by the man who built the Great wall, a great battle was fought that resulted in a king defeating another. Soon after, the victorious king fell ill. His doctors couldn’t make the correct diagnosis. They needed somebody to eat the feces of the king and tell them how it tasted.
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