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When it comes to the club scene, Pinoy praise pales in comparison to a sweat-soaked audience from dusk ‘til dawn. Well, when clubbers unite, they are dealing with infectious bouts of groove armadas thanks to the slew of talent pouring out of Spain.
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We were "	wander-"	ing aim-"	lessly around Power Plant on Sunday afternoon when we spotted a Blackberry lying on the floor outside an underwear store. (For older readers: a Blackberry is a mobile phone and organizer, not a fruit.) I don’t know how long it had been lying there, but people were ignoring it pointedly. They were giving it a wide berth, as if they didn’t want to seem interested in other people’s property, or they suspected a prank instigated by a TV show.


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Some weeks ago "	I noticed that "	my friend Chus "	was carrying a paperback copy of Atonement by Ian McEwan. Immediately I felt a strange kind of envy: he was reading it for the first time. As with all my favorite books I remember exactly where I was when I read Atonement for the first time— sitting on the floor of the Flip office as we proofread the first issue. 


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Groove armada

By Rebecca C. Rodriguez | February 8, 2008 - 12:00am

When it comes to the club scene, Pinoy praise pales in comparison to a sweat-soaked audience from dusk ‘til dawn. Well, when clubbers unite, they are dealing with infectious bouts of groove armadas thanks to...

Young Star

The tale of the blackberry

By EMOTIONAL WEATHER REPORT by Jessica Zafra | March 30, 2007 - 12:00am

We were " wander-" ing aim-" lessly around Power Plant on Sunday afternoon when we spotted a Blackberry lying on the floor outside an underwear store. (For older readers: a Blackberry...

Young Star

Second reading

By EMOTIONAL WEATHER REPORT by Jessica Zafra | February 9, 2007 - 12:00am

Some weeks ago " I noticed that " my friend Chus " was carrying a paperback copy of Atonement by Ian McEwan. Immediately I felt a strange kind of envy: he was reading it for the first...

Young Star