DENISE KELLER

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                    [Title] => Discover a desert wonderland brimming with possibilities in TLC's Passage To Abu Dhabi
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Occupying more than 80 percent of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Abu Dhabi is the largest of the seven principalities that make up the desert region between Oman and Saudi Arabia. Traveler-host Denise Keller visits the capital of the UAE, captivated by its undulating sand dunes and glittering skyscrapers, but finds out very quickly that the clichés of opulence and largesse belie a confident and hospitable city proud of its traditional identity.

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                    [Title] => ’Home Shopping TV’ meets ‘The Amazing Race’
                    [Summary] => Mom sometimes complains that I shop too much. When I see something I like, a struggle between my heart and mind ensues. But, more often than not, I am likely to buy. Recently, I read a piece of news that the Philippines has one of the world’s lowest savings rates. I guess Pinoys would rather shop than save.


Fact is, I’m like most Filipinos. Shopping, after perhaps texting, is the national obsession, like what soccer is to Brazilians. 


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                    [AuthorName] => KETCHUP PLEASE, LUIS! By Luis Carlo San Juan
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What began as a small stall in Greenhills soon morphed into a label that spawned more than 20 stores and advertising billboards that litter highways with big-name celebrity endorsers. Such are the stories of retail bigwigs. Just as Gap and Banana Republic’s humble beginnings changed radically, so has Plains & Prints’ fortunes. 


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Discover a desert wonderland brimming with possibilities in TLC's Passage To Abu Dhabi

April 12, 2012 - 12:05pm

Occupying more than 80 percent of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Abu Dhabi is the largest of the seven principalities that make up the desert region between Oman and Saudi Arabia. Traveler-host Denise Keller visits...

Entertainment

’Home Shopping TV’ meets ‘The Amazing Race’

By KETCHUP PLEASE, LUIS! By Luis Carlo San Juan | July 14, 2006 - 12:00am

Mom sometimes complains that I shop too much. When I see something I like, a struggle between my heart and mind ensues. But, more often than not, I am likely to buy. Recently, I read a piece of news that the Philippines...

Young Star

Branching out

By JACKIE O’FLASH By Bea Ledesma | October 28, 2005 - 12:00am

What began as a small stall in Greenhills soon morphed into a label that spawned more than 20 stores and advertising billboards that litter highways with big-name celebrity endorsers. Such are the stories of retail...

Young Star