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Scuba 102: Scuba Equipment You Need to Have
Scuba diving is rapidly gaining and popularity. This water activity requires special equipment in order to conduct it safely and to maximize the enjoyment of the experience of exploring the underwater world.
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Bali: Quench your Thirst for Shopping
Bali is usually known for sun, sand, sea and fun, including the drinking and partying kind. What people who have been to Bali have also found out is that it is a good place to go do some shopping. For those who especially love exotic stuff and items and enjoy bargaining for a good price, Bali is...
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It's More Fun in the Philippines: Boosting Philippine Tourism Through Soccer
A significant number of Filipinos plays soccer, but the sport doesn't have a large profile in the country. There are provincial hotbeds for the sport but its national profile hasn't been as huge as basketball. That is until the Philippine Azkals (moniker of the Philippine National Football Team for...
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Formaggio Italiano: How the Boot Does Cheese
Italy boasts more than 450 cheeses. Many of these are made by traditional methods in their regions of origin. From Asiago to Pecorino Romano, Italian cheeses are among the world's most favorite and are enjoyed in Italy and abroad.
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Flying Solo: Tips for Single Female Travellers, The Red Light District, Amsterdam
Are you a solo, independent female travelling to Amsterdam and thinking of exploring De Wallen, the red light district on your own? The area is in a historical part of the city, and is quite the unique travel experience. This article outlines some tips for solo travellers to De Wallen, Amsterdam.
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Soccer 101
Basic information about the world's most popular sport, football, and its most prestigious tournament, the World Cup.
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Interesting Facts About Absinthe
With its essential ingredients of wormwood and anise, few would have marked absinthe out for greatness. Yet, this mysterious green concoction has attained almost legendary and certainly mysterious status as a historic elixir. This article contains a plethora of facts and trivia about absinthe.
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Saving Energy for Kids - Teach Your Child the Importance of Saving Energy
It is our duty to teach our child good values as they are growing up. All our efforts will be wasted if we do not teach our children basic values that will help them become productive members of society.
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Iguazu Falls: UNESCO World Heritage Site
In Brazil, near Rio de Janeiro, and between the boundaries of Argentina and Brazil, there are waterfalls known as Iguazu Falls, which are unlike any waterfalls in the world.
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Freedom of Information Act in the Philippines
Many people are quite confused about President PNoy's intentions as he seems to be sending mixed signals regarding Freedom of Information Act.
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Skechers Women's Shape-Ups Toners
Shoes that help people work their leg muscles are nothing new to the market but it is only recently that their popularity has risen to new levels.
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Building Relationships Through Communication
This article examines the key elements to maintaining a healthy relationship. With a specific focus on communication and trust, this article highlights ways for partners to get the most out of their relationship. By learning these techniques for better communication, people can go a long way...
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What Really is Renewable Energy?
With the advent of global warming, we all have to find a way to make things better for our poor suffering planet. The best way that this can be done is by using renewable energy that does not harm the atmosphere, but rather gives back to nature!
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How to Stay Awake During Road Trips
Road trips are a lot of fun, but they can also make a driver drowsy. Here are some easy tips to stay alert while on a road trip.
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Be Happy With Your Body
We live in a world where the look of our bodies is of great importance. I do not mean to say it isn’t, but sometimes we deal with problems which cannot be fixed immediately.
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Don’t Let the Lack of Money Rob You of the Dream to Travel
For many people traveling is freedom. For others, it is also the dream of their lives.
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Recently resigned civil servant from the Philippine Foreign Service due to health reasons. Specializes in Protocol and served 3 Philippine Presidents as Presidential Protocol Officer. Had the opportunity to travel extensively as part of her work and the privilege of discovering and exploring new places, cultures and peoples. Also assigned along with her diplomat husband and son in Philippine Consulate General in Los Angeles and Philippine Embassy in Washington D.C. for 3 years and 3 and a half years, respectively.
She enjoys reading books, trying out new cuisines, travel, fashion, scuba diving (certified PADI Rescue diver), football (soccer), and the beach, among other things.
She is opinionated, headstrong, adventurous and uncompromising.
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