+ Follow LARINO Tag
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[Title] => Amahan naghikog
[Summary] => Patay na nga nakita sa 10-anyos nga anak ang iyang amahan human naghikog sa punoan sa lagnob sa Barangay Punay, lungsod sa Aloguinsan sa nakalabay nga adlaw.
[DatePublished] => 2015-02-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jojo C. Ugdol
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[Title] => Organically-fueled stove
[Summary] => This time, it’s "organically-fueled" steel stove.
Its inventors – Dan Rodriguez and Lito Larino of Calamba City (Laguna) – call it "kalan kalikasan", which takes the form of a steel cylinder.
The sides are closed. Fire and heat cannot escape from the cylinder and, therefore, energy produced by the fuel is not wasted.
The stove uses as fuel coconut husk, firewood, and dried young coconut shells commonly thrown as trash.
[DatePublished] => 2005-06-12 00:00:00
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[Title] => Organically-fueled stove
[Summary] => This time, it’s "organically-fueled" steel stove.
Its inventors – Dan Rodriguez and Lito Larino of Calamba City (Laguna) – call it "kalan kalikasan", which takes the form of a steel cylinder.
The sides are closed. Fire and heat cannot escape from the cylinder and, therefore, energy produced by the fuel is not wasted.
The stove uses as fuel coconut husk, firewood, and dried young coconut shells commonly thrown as trash.
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