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Female-fronted hard rock quartet Hastang recently released their music video for their single "Oblivion" in Studio 23's MYX. Conceptualized and directed by Rember Gelera, the video debuted last February 3, 2007 on RockMYX.
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[Title] => The pride of Northern Samar
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That is what Pitad, Inc., a company formed by a Northern Samar-based non-government organization called Pitad Foundation, discovered when it transformed coconut coir or the husk that comes from the coconut fruit into geotextile.
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February 17, 2007 - 12:00am