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If you follow professional boxing or live in the Philippines, you’ve heard of Manny Pacquiao. Born on December 17, 1978, Emmanuel “Manny” Pacquiao has become one of the biggest names in boxing. As of December 2008, he is the WBC Lightweight Champion. In addition to this title, he has also been named the WBC Super Featherweight champion, the IBF Super Bantamweight and WBC Flyweight world champion, and Ring Magazine’s featherweight and super featherweight champion. ... Read More
Manny PACMAN Pacquaio the Great Pinoy fighter.( Manny VS Oscar ) Napanood ko ang laban at talagang iba ang Pinoy, great talaga. Ni hindi man lang nakaporma si Oscar de Le Hoya, Iba talaga si Pacman sobrang saya ko ngayon at naway manatili syang malakas kahit di sya kumain ng Balot di tulad ko na di lang makakain ng kanin ay nan lalambot na. Grabe galing ni Manny boung mundo hinangaan sya sa sobrang bilis at lakas halos walang kapaguran. Masaya ako dahil akoy pinoy at ang pinoy... Read More
Well, Halloween is over. Today is the UNICEF day... time to donate some "Old Presidents" as this United Nation's organization helps educate and nourish young minds in developing countries. Yes, I still cannot forget those years in the early 60s, when I helped my grade school teacher-mom, opened those huge tins of golden cheese and bags of powdered whole milk from the UNICEF. To many Filipinos, who live in the rural areas, cheese was never a part of their meals; hence, cheese was absolutel... Read More
I am anxiously looking forward to the third and the last US Presidential Debate, which will be held tonight at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York. In line with the debate and the coming presidential election, I decided to post another experimental performance poetry, the Hey Poem, entitled Voters, Wake Up! This poem has been included in my upcoming book, THE EXPERIMENTAL DASANG (Hey Poem) and 45 OTHER POETRY FORMS. VOTERS, WAKE UP! Edmund M. Industan A blot... Read More
Here we go again. Scriptwriters and actors continue to hit Filipinos below the belt. I understand. They wanted to make their TV programs draw more viewers. Nevertheless, if they do it at the expense of someones dignity, to the extent that it results to a skewed stereotyping, thats a different story. The problem is that many actors are so irresponsible that they would just blurt anything a scriptwriter would put in their mouths and late night talk show hosts would scour for funny dialogue... Read More
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