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Friday, July 18, 2008

 

Where time stands still

The beautiful places and people of Camotes Islands

Come to a place free of deadlines, hectic schedules and rush hour traffic. Situated at northeast part of Cebu City, The Camotes Islands is composed of four islands: Pacijan, Poro, Ponson and Tulang.

Visitors can reach the Camotes via a three-hour ferryboat ride from the wharf of Cebu City. The friendly faces of the town folks regularly greet tourists docking at the port of Tulang. The available transportation means in the islands are jeepneys, private vans and motorbikes locally known as habal-habal.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

DESSERT COMES FIRST
By Lori B. Baltazar

I’ve always belabored the fact that there are hardly any pies to be found in Manila. Cakes are constant, but sometimes there’s nothing like the cover of crust protecting its precious treasure within.

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THE SCRIBE VIBE
By Libay Linsangan Cantor

Next to the laptop/computer or pen and paper/pad/notebook, perhaps the deadline is the writer’s second best friend.

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The Diwa National Creative Writing Competition

Diwa Learning Systems opens this year’s search for young creative writers with WoodWorks 2008: The Diwa National Creative Writing Competition. It aims to nurture young English writers.

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CALIFORNIA DREAMING
By Carmen C. Hernandez

San Francisco, California: The 5,000-strong Asian Pacific Islander American Public Affairs Association (APAPA) is one of the largest minority organizations in the West Coast—and it’s still growing, thanks to the vigorous leadership of millionaire entrepreneur, civic and political activist C.C. Yin, who owns more than 18—and still counting—McDonald’s in California.

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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon

One of the most important lessons we need to teach our children is that they must be responsible for their own behavior and bear the consequences when they do wrong.

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