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[Title] => Special screening of Abenojar documentary today
[Summary] => Dale Abenojar, the 43-year-old adventure sportsman who claims to be the first Filipino to conquer Mt. Everest, will let the public decide on his credibility tonight with a special documentary on his ascent, to be shown at the SM Megamall Cinema 1.
Abenojar’s group will hold a special screening at 7:30 tonight of "Child in Everest," the documentary film they pieced together from footage taken by Abenojar and his Sherpa guides to prove that he indeed reached the summit of the world’s tallest mountain last May 15.
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[Summary] => As had recently been shown, the summit of Mount Everest is no longer the exclusive domain of climbers from other countries. Four hardy Filipinos have proven that they too can conquer the highest mountain in the world.
Sadly, what was to have been great cause for national glory has turned into an ugly spectacle of crab mentality. We are proving to the world that while we can overcome great physical odds, we are also showing a horrendous incapacity to surmount vainglorious pride.
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[Summary] => It’s the high point for Pinoys the world over so far, what with three of our countrymen claiming the summit of the world’s tallest mountain for the glory of the Philippines, if only for a few precious photo-op minutes. While I may not share the passion for climbing up to oxygen-sparse and dizzying heights, I can empathize with the sense of satisfaction these extreme athletes must get when they summit – in less arduous but equally stressful circumstances.
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[Title] => Now, who’s really first on Everest?
[Summary] => If he can prove his claim right, mystery climber Dale Abenojar could be the first Filipino on top of Mt. Everest.
Liza Abenojar claimed in a press statement that her husband Dale made it to the peak of the 29,035-foot (8,850 meters) peak, the world’s tallest, last Monday, or days ahead of Heracleo "Leo" Oracion, Erwin "Pastor" Emata and Romeo "Romi" Garduce.
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[Title] => Now, who’s really first on Everest?
[Summary] => If he can prove his claim right, mystery climber Dale Abenojar could be the first Filipino on top of Mt. Everest.
Liza Abenojar claimed in a press statement that her husband Dale made it to the peak of the 29,035-foot (8,850 meters) peak, the world’s tallest, last Monday, or days ahead of Heracleo "Leo" Oracion, Erwin "Pastor" Emata and Romeo "Romi" Garduce.
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[Title] => Individual exploits,not national accomplishments, give us pride
[Summary] => There is no doubt that the feat of Filipino mountain climbers Leo Oracion, Pastor Emata and Romeo Garduce in conquering Mount Everest, thus becoming the very first Filipinos to do so, has made this country immensely proud.
The achievement of the three gutsy and hardy Filipino adventurers has added their names to the short list of individual accomplishments by our compatriots that every now and then help to buoy up our generally sagging national spirit.
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EMATA AND GARDUCE
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[Summary] => Dale Abenojar, the 43-year-old adventure sportsman who claims to be the first Filipino to conquer Mt. Everest, will let the public decide on his credibility tonight with a special documentary on his ascent, to be shown at the SM Megamall Cinema 1.
Abenojar’s group will hold a special screening at 7:30 tonight of "Child in Everest," the documentary film they pieced together from footage taken by Abenojar and his Sherpa guides to prove that he indeed reached the summit of the world’s tallest mountain last May 15.
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[Summary] => As had recently been shown, the summit of Mount Everest is no longer the exclusive domain of climbers from other countries. Four hardy Filipinos have proven that they too can conquer the highest mountain in the world.
Sadly, what was to have been great cause for national glory has turned into an ugly spectacle of crab mentality. We are proving to the world that while we can overcome great physical odds, we are also showing a horrendous incapacity to surmount vainglorious pride.
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[Summary] => It’s the high point for Pinoys the world over so far, what with three of our countrymen claiming the summit of the world’s tallest mountain for the glory of the Philippines, if only for a few precious photo-op minutes. While I may not share the passion for climbing up to oxygen-sparse and dizzying heights, I can empathize with the sense of satisfaction these extreme athletes must get when they summit – in less arduous but equally stressful circumstances.
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[Title] => Now, who’s really first on Everest?
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Liza Abenojar claimed in a press statement that her husband Dale made it to the peak of the 29,035-foot (8,850 meters) peak, the world’s tallest, last Monday, or days ahead of Heracleo "Leo" Oracion, Erwin "Pastor" Emata and Romeo "Romi" Garduce.
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[Title] => Now, who’s really first on Everest?
[Summary] => If he can prove his claim right, mystery climber Dale Abenojar could be the first Filipino on top of Mt. Everest.
Liza Abenojar claimed in a press statement that her husband Dale made it to the peak of the 29,035-foot (8,850 meters) peak, the world’s tallest, last Monday, or days ahead of Heracleo "Leo" Oracion, Erwin "Pastor" Emata and Romeo "Romi" Garduce.
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[Summary] => There is no doubt that the feat of Filipino mountain climbers Leo Oracion, Pastor Emata and Romeo Garduce in conquering Mount Everest, thus becoming the very first Filipinos to do so, has made this country immensely proud.
The achievement of the three gutsy and hardy Filipino adventurers has added their names to the short list of individual accomplishments by our compatriots that every now and then help to buoy up our generally sagging national spirit.
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