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GOVERNMENT
POWER COOPS SALES INCREASE 7 PERCENT IN 2018 – NEA
Electric cooperatives (ECs) across the country have reported an increase of 7 percent energy sales in 2018. The National Electrification Administration (NEA) said electricity sales of ECs reached 21,421,471 megawatt hours (MWh) last year, compared wi
POLITICS
PRESENT ACIERTO, ‘BIKOY’ TO REOPEN SENATE DRUG PROBE – GORDON
Senator Dick Gordon, chairman of the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee, is not likely to entertain calls for him to reopen the investigation into the smuggling of shabu through the Bureau of Customs after Presidential son Paolo “Pulong” Dutert
ART AND MUSIC
THE HOME OF IMPRESSIONISM
Are you familiar with the word impressionism? The term is derived from the title of a painting Impression, soleil levant or Impression, Sunrise. It was painted by the French artist Claude Monet who practiced impressionist painting where one expresses
HEALTH AND FITNESS
KEEPING DEMENTIA PATIENTS HYDRATED WITH GUMMIES
Lewis Hornby’s grandmother has dementia and it makes her forget to drink water. To keep her hydrated, Hornby, 24, invented water-filled “jelly drops” that look like candy. Each jelly drop is 90 percent water. Taking seven jelly drops is
FASHION
THE NANNY WHO WOULD BECOME MISS UNIVERSE VIETNAM
Miss Vietnam H’Hen Niê recently visited the Philippines and wowed Filipinos as she munched on “tuyo”(dried herring) and wore Filipiniana gowns. To those who may not be familiar with her, Archlight Media retells her story that wil
SPORTS
9 MINDANAOANS TOP JR. NBA PHILIPPINES REGIONAL SELECTION CAMP IN BUTUAN
The Jr. NBA Philippines presented by Alaska returned for the second consecutive year to Fr. Saturnino Urios University in Butuan City on April 13-14 and identified six boys and three girls to represent Mindanao at the National Training Camp in Metro
HOBBIES
CHINA’S BICYCLE GRAVEYARD
From afar, you would think it’s a garden with various flowers in bloom. But look closer, and you’d be surprised to find out that what you are seeing are actually thousands of bicycles impounded in one giant lot. The World Economic Forum takes you
