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This Week’s Winner
Chris Daniel Loza, 24, grew up in Bicol, but has spent the last seven years of his life mostly in Manila. He finished college at Ateneo de Manila University with a degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering and a minor in Philosophy some eons ago and passed the board exam a lifetime ago. He lives alone with a few ants and cockroaches, and has a reading backlog of almost a hundred books, which he plans to finish in the next two or three years. He plans to live on Pluto, now that it’s no longer a planet.
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[Title] => A series, a brother, an unfortunate event
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Chris Daniel M. Loza, 23, graduated from Ateneo de Manila University last year with a major in Electronics and Communications Engineering and a minor in Philosophy. "In my free time, which for now happens to be all the time, I read books and write on a yellow pad. Sometimes, something that vaguely resembles what I had written would be published. I want to be a Natalie Portman groupie and would want to represent the Filipinos in the multi-colored and adopted children of Angelina Jolie."
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As a consumer, you may have found yourself in one (or two or all) of these unfortunate incidents (not unlike the hapless Baudelaire orphans, who were at the mercy of the the evil Count Olaf, who was bent on swindling them out of their family fortune):
1) You buy a consumer product, say a flat iron. When you go home, you try it and – horrors! – it’s not working (perhaps it’s the handle that’s heating up?).
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COUNT OLAF
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This Week’s Winner
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Chris Daniel M. Loza, 23, graduated from Ateneo de Manila University last year with a major in Electronics and Communications Engineering and a minor in Philosophy. "In my free time, which for now happens to be all the time, I read books and write on a yellow pad. Sometimes, something that vaguely resembles what I had written would be published. I want to be a Natalie Portman groupie and would want to represent the Filipinos in the multi-colored and adopted children of Angelina Jolie."
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[Title] => A series of unfortunate incidents
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1) You buy a consumer product, say a flat iron. When you go home, you try it and – horrors! – it’s not working (perhaps it’s the handle that’s heating up?).
[DatePublished] => 2005-09-06 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133914
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096607
[AuthorName] => Ching M. Alano
[SectionName] => Health And Family
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