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MONEYGRAM CEO & PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR MEET

MONEYGRAM CEO & PHILIPPINE AMBASSADOR MEET

Pamela Patsley, Chairman and CEO of MoneyGram International, met on Tuesday, October 7 with Philippines Ambassador Jose Cuisia where they discussed MoneyGram’s business, services and outreach to the Filipino community.

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THE TEACARINA

THE TEACARINA

Time to mix music and teatime for the holidays with the NEW four seasons Teacarinas, which is a teacup that doubles as an ocarina! The new designs feature the Chinese word for the season (winter, spring, summer or fall) on ...

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PLUMERIA SWIMWEAR

PLUMERIA SWIMWEAR

Plunge into the hot tub this winter wearing a sexy and sophisticated swimsuit from Plumeria. Plumeria Swimwear uses only the highest quality materials, hand selected from Turkey and Italy. The designer, Gabrielle Cimon, draws inspiration for her line from travels ...

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BILL OTT

BILL OTT

BILL OTT, General Manager of Historic Hotel 1886 Crescent Hotel & Spa in Eureka Springs, Arkansasa. He was a recent interview guest of CPRTV. He talked about the eery (ghostly) things occurring inside the hotel where he works. Happy Halloween!

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What is EBOLA?

What is EBOLA?

By: Joe Mauricio   EBOLA is an agent of death that evokes a lot of fear and can result in societal disruption. There’s a reason why it’s considered a possible bio-terrorism agent. So any time you have outbreak cases in ...

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Octo-Month, a Salute to All Filipinos & Fil-Ams

Octo-Month, a Salute to All Filipinos & Fil-Ams

By: Veronica Leighton   October seems to be a very auspicious month to be celebrating important events and occurrences in our lives…There are the National Breast Cancer Month, National Vegetarian Month (see CelebrEATy page 43), and most importantly, there is ...

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Politics of Electrical Supply in the Philippines

Politics of Electrical Supply in the Philippines

By: Joe Mauricio   Philippines is the only country in Asia that does not subsidize electric companies. Without the government intervention, the power companies can raise the price of power and hold the consumers as hostages. The foreign businesses are ...

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