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                    [Title] => Buhay oral school for hearing-impaired closing rites set
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The Maria Lena Buhay Memorial Foundation, Inc., the country’s first oral school for the hearing-impaired will hold its 22nd closing program on March 31, at the Blue Ridge B Barangay Hall.
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                    [Title] => My Thai diary Wokking it up in Madame Wandee’s kitchen
                    [Summary] => What? Me cook Thai food? And have for dinner what I cooked? It seemed like a dicey proposition.


Although I find Thai food to be fortifying and even refreshing, I shun the chilies that often make many of its dishes a fiery experience. But when I’m in the mood for a culinary shock, I brave a Thai restaurant solo. None of my friends would come with me, since they prefer the comforts of Chinese food or a fried chicken meal.


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                    [AuthorName] => Joseph Cortes
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                    [Title] => How M&M got together
                    [Summary] => A few years back, Manulife Phils. vice-president for marketing Jose Ma. Ignacio experienced first-hand how child-unfriendly some hospitals can be. 


His son got confined during the rash of dengue cases.


"Imagine a three-year-old  boy being stuck with needles for intravenous treatment. Hospital experience was already traumatic in itself. The ambiance seemed to breed a more foreboding atmosphere," he said.


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Buhay oral school for hearing-impaired closing rites set

March 26, 2009 - 12:00am

The Maria Lena Buhay Memorial Foundation, Inc., the country’s first oral school for the hearing-impaired will hold its 22nd closing program on March 31, at the Blue Ridge B Barangay Hall.

Education and Home

My Thai diary Wokking it up in Madame Wandee’s kitchen

By Joseph Cortes | October 2, 2003 - 12:00am

What? Me cook Thai food? And have for dinner what I cooked? It seemed like a dicey proposition. Although I find Thai food to be fortifying and even refreshing, I shun the chilies that often make many of its dishes...

Food and Leisure

How M&M got together

By Carla Paras-Sison | February 10, 2003 - 12:00am

A few years back, Manulife Phils. vice-president for marketing Jose Ma. Ignacio experienced first-hand how child-unfriendly some hospitals can be. His son got confined during the rash of dengue cases. "Imagine...

Business As Usual