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Wednesday, September 09, 2009 |
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The revolutionary Total Immersion swimming technique
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By Rome Jorge, Lifestyle Editor
This year, at age 38, I wanted to finally learn
how to swim—well enough to save my life, survive a triathlon or
get certified for open water scuba diving. What I didn’t want was
to get stuck in the tiled confines of a pool for the rest of my
life.
After all, the real world isn’t a swimming
pool. In a tropical archipelago such as ours, enjoying the best
places in the country—its glorious open seas, brilliant coral
reefs, idyllic rainforest lagoons and exciting whitewater
rapids—necessities coping with wind, waves, currents and tides.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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LIVE
IT
By Greggy Romualdez
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Downed by cellulitis
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Contrary to initial impressions, the word cellulitis has nothing to
do with the over-abundance of cellulite. It is in fact a bacterial
skin infection caused by a break in the skin’s surface that may
lead to a blood infection, which if left untreated may seriously
endanger one’s wellbeing.
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COME
FLOW WITH ME
By David C. Montecillo
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Nature and anti-aging
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There are a lot of products and services in the market that espouse
anti-aging. We have creams, pills, treatments, supplements etc. that
all have the promise and benefit of looking and feeling younger.
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Mountain bike homegrown in the Philippines
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University of the Philippines (UP) alumni Hecky Villanueva,
Englebert Chan, John Climaco, Ramon Siojo, and Eric Cadiz, all
members of the UP Mountaineers, have succeeded in creating a bike
with its frame made of bamboo.
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FITNESS NUTRITION
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A fighting man’s food
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In the martial arts and combat sports, it’s important—and
sometimes a matter of life and death—not to have any weak links in
your fighting arsenal.
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Medical dramas give patients ‘unrealistic expectations’
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WASHINGTON, D.C.: People love watching television doctors working
miracles on patients with mystery ailments or devastating injuries
but these medical dramas are feeding patients unrealistic
expectations, experts warn.
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PEOPLE
By Bob Garon
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Spreading fear
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Conclusion
More clues to distinguish infatuation and love:
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