Longing for Alemar’s
“If books could talk, Alemar’s shelves would whisper tales of intrigue, romance, and adventure. The air was thick with the scent of freshly printed pages and…
Manny Angeles · · 3 min read
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“If books could talk, Alemar’s shelves would whisper tales of intrigue, romance, and adventure. The air was thick with the scent of freshly printed pages and…
Manny Angeles · · 3 min read
World Population Day, celebrated on 11th July each year, draws global attention to population issues. Established by the United Nations in 1989, this…
Manny Angeles · · 2 min read
Video City was not just a rental shop — it was a cultural phenomenon, a rite of passage for every Filipino who dreamed of bringing home the latest blockbuster…
Manny Angeles · · 3 min read
Fourth of July holds a dual significance for both Filipinos and Americans, albeit for different reasons. While Americans celebrate it as their Independence…
Manny Angeles · · 2 min read
“In the end, the tale of CDR King is a classic story of failing to evolve.
Manny Angeles · · 3 min read
Batanes Day, celebrated annually on June 26th, commemorates the establishment of the Province of Batanes in the Philippines. This celebration is not merely a…
Manny Angeles · · 3 min read
‘Technology powered by people: Embracing disruptions isn’t just a theme; it’s our new normal.’
Manny Angeles · · 2 min read
“Since its opening in the 1970s, Sofitel has been the place to see and be seen. Its grand lobby, with its soaring ceilings and glistening chandeliers, has…
Manny Angeles · · 3 min read
Filipino Seafarers’ Day is a poignant occasion to honor the immense contributions of Filipino maritime workers who serve on ships across the globe. These…
Manny Angeles · · 3 min read
Israel’s designation as the “Chosen Land” is a testament to its enduring significance across multiple dimensions. It is a land where ancient prophecies and…
Manny Angeles · · 4 min read