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Congratulations to the Unique Graduates of 2020
While Lauren graduated in the front yard, I graduated in my bedroom. My hair was untrimmed with lots of white streaks showing. I wore my old nevertheless still presentable cream blazer and a pajama which was not shown in my camera. I just had the strangest feeling of all. It was the 61st day of […]
FTC: Beware of Scammers Cashing in the time of Covid
By Marivir R. Montebon New York – From drugs that cure covid19 to stimulus checks access, the Federal Trade Commission warned the public to be vigilant for scammers who are taking advantage of the coronavirus contagion. FTC associate director for consumer concerns Monica Vaca said that scammers may have shifted their modus operandi during the […]
Poetic Requiem for a Brother, Johnny Hubilla
COVID19 Gasping for breath…. that would not come, Clutching at life that would not stay…. “Lord,”….I whisper… I Pray, As fearful eyes, searching… not finding, familiar faces…a hand to hold, to…say…goodbye. Sylvia Hubilla, poetry on April 21, 2020 in Austin, Texas In memory of Interior Designer Johnny Hubilla, an icon in the world of Philippine Interior […]
FilAms to meet in a virtual conference: How the COVID19 Pandemic Affects Filipinos in the US
Tune in on April 15 (Wednesday) 3pm ET for free and expert medical and legal advice on how Filipinos can cope with the COVID-19 crisis New York City — Thousands of Filipinos are in the “frontlines” of America’s fight against COVID-19. While the exact number of Filipino healthcare professionals in America is unknown, a good […]
Revisiting Kyrgyztan: Shutting off from the world to protect its people
New York – Manhattan Artist June Pascal revisits Kyrgyzstan in this video. This Central Asian country has taken a proactive measure against the spread of the new Corona virus, the COVID19, by closing its borders from the world. As of press time, March 3, 2020, there are no reported cases of Kyrgyzstan. Its Ministry of […]
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