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                    [Title] => It’s a small world for these miniaturists
                    [Summary] => Last week we featured two hobbyists, Albert Labrador and Edon Fabreo, who shrunk their worlds to fit their quarantined homes. I shared The Philippine STAR feature on my Facebook page and it garnered close to 2,000 likes and over 2,000 shares.
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                    [AuthorID] => 1645585
                    [AuthorName] => Paulo Alcazaren
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                    [Title] => Arden Classic’s miniature home decor
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                    [Title] => Replicas of MMDA’s pink urinals now circulating the world
                    [Summary] => Replicas of Metro Manila Development Authority’s (MMDA) pink urinals are now circulating the world.


In fact, miniature models of the pink public toilets are now sitting in office desks and conference rooms in Singapore, Germany, and Canada.


MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando, who has been distributing his miniature little pink urinals to government officials abroad as a personal gift, said the world now knows of Metro Manila’s pee stops.


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                    [Title] => Schnauzer news
                    [Summary] => We recently got a call from Dingdong Raagas about the first Mini Schnauzer Club in the Philippines. I have known Dingdong from way back and he is one guy who has a passion for his Schnauzers.


Dingdong asked me to help him get the news out that the Schnauzer Club has held its first meeting and they plan to have more meetings and activities soon. 


Anyway, since I have three Schnauzers at home, I know how Dingdong feels about making sure that the breed gets more exposure. 


Here’s his report.

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                    [Title] => Motorola reports progress in miniaturizing fuel cells
                    [Summary] => Scientists at Motorola Labs have reached new milestones in their development of miniature fuel cells that may one day be used to power everything from cellular phones and laptop computers to portable cameras and electronic games. 


They have now demonstrated a prototype of an integrated, ceramic-based miniature direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) system and have also built several of the key components required for a miniature, ceramic-based reformed methanol to hydrogen fuel cell (RHFC).


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In fact, miniature models of the pink public toilets are now sitting in office desks and conference rooms in Singapore, Germany, and Canada.


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                    [Summary] => We recently got a call from Dingdong Raagas about the first Mini Schnauzer Club in the Philippines. I have known Dingdong from way back and he is one guy who has a passion for his Schnauzers.


Dingdong asked me to help him get the news out that the Schnauzer Club has held its first meeting and they plan to have more meetings and activities soon. 


Anyway, since I have three Schnauzers at home, I know how Dingdong feels about making sure that the breed gets more exposure. 


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It’s a small world for these miniaturists

By Paulo Alcazaren | August 29, 2020 - 12:00am

Last week we featured two hobbyists, Albert Labrador and Edon Fabreo, who shrunk their worlds to fit their quarantined homes....

Modern Living

Arden Classic’s miniature home decor

November 29, 2014 - 12:00am

Arden Classic offers a menagerie of gift items and decorative art pieces (miniature furniture) for the home.

Modern Living

Replicas of MMDA’s pink urinals now circulating the world

March 22, 2006 - 12:00am

Replicas of Metro Manila Development Authority’s (MMDA) pink urinals are now circulating the world. In fact, miniature models of the pink public toilets are now sitting in office desks and conference rooms...

Metro

Schnauzer news

By Kathy Moran | September 10, 2005 - 12:00am

We recently got a call from Dingdong Raagas about the first Mini Schnauzer Club in the Philippines. I have known Dingdong from way back and he is one guy who has a passion for his Schnauzers. Dingdong asked me to...

Modern Living

Motorola reports progress in miniaturizing fuel cells

December 24, 2001 - 12:00am

Scientists at Motorola Labs have reached new milestones in their development of miniature fuel cells that may one day be used to power everything from cellular phones and laptop computers to portable cameras and...

Business As Usual