Monthly Archives: September 2004


Foodarama

In Filipino food, culture and identity, the Sassy Lawyer who is also rather a radical chef, writes about our failure to promote Filipino food. Along the way there’s an interesting exchange of views as to what “authentic” Filipino food is. In New York City there is a Filipino restaurant called Cendrillon that has attempted to [...]

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Joselu

Check out the new website of the Ayala Museum! Welcome to the Ayala Museum Web Site Meanwhile, Teddyboy Locsin writes of the death of Joselu Villanueva:ABS-CBNNEWS.COM

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Lost generation

Lost generation – INQ7.netis my column for today. Meanwhile, in Hell on Wheels By Hudson Morgan is this little tidbit: Emprisoned on the grounds of one of his former palaces, Saddam Hussein is wearing sandals, gardening, and reading books about the ancient days when Baghdad was capital of the Islamic world. Other tidbits from the [...]

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The earth moved

Woke up around 3:15 am with the building creaking for about 15 seconds or more. Turns out it was a 6.2 earthquake: MSNBC – Earthquakes rock 2 locations in Asia

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ecriminalize

In ABS-CBNNEWS.COM, Today Newspaper comes out with an elaboration and in support of some of the points raised in my Monday column. However, in A Sassy Lawyer in Philippine Suburbia, the Sassy Lawyer takes a contrary position. Interesting! Incidentally, I met Rep. Diaz last night on Tina Monzon Palma’s show. He is apparently the nephew [...]

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