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Evelyn's Kitchen

SPAGHASTA

by Evelyn S. Bunoan
I used spaghetti to make this vegetarian pasta, thus the name “spaghasta”. I served this new creation as Read more »

Kibitzer's Corner

Christmas thoughts

By J.G. Azarcon Esq.
Supporters and allies of Pres.-elect Barak Obama are gearing up to share in the spoils of victory. They all have their Christmas wishes. As for Hollywoods Loni Anderson, she wants Barak to legalize marijuana. Oh my dogness! Read more »

Nestor Mata

A ‘unifying leader’?

MANILA
President-elect Barack Obama’s governing team of heavyweights for his Cabinet, key White House staffers and other senior advisers, has been widely applauded in Democratic and Republican circles, and by political critics in US media establishment and elsewhere in the world. Read more »

Street Talk

The Corridors of Power

By Greg Macabenta
SAN FRANCISCO
I was in Washington D.C. all of the last week of November, with two days spent sitting at meetings with the federal decision-makers and regulators who are implementing the biggest rescue operation of the US economy since the Depression, and one day plodding the corridors of the Senate and the Read more »

Kutitap

Sights, sounds and spirit of Christmas

By Becky Pagsibingan
The song goes “Its the most wonderful time of the year …..” Christmas is just around the corner when the air is crisp and cold, the days are shorter and the nights are longer. Read more »

Just In

Filam fighter TKOs Brazilian

LAS VEGAS -Filipino American mixed martial arts fighter Mark Muñoz beat Brazilian jiu-jitsu specialist  Read More →

Nurse by day, fighter by night

NEW YORK – During the day he works as a registered nurse at a New York hospital emergency room healing and taking... 

Philippine News

Bishops blast rights violations in RP

MANILA, Philippines — The observance of International Human Rights Day this year should be a source of “shame and embarrassment”... 

3 disqualified from SC post

Solicitor General Agnes Devanadera, Internal Revenue Commissioner Mario Buñag and 65-year-old lawyer Rodolfo Robles were disqualified... 

U.S. Briefs

Nurse by day, fighter by night

NEW YORK – During the day he works as a registered nurse at a New York hospital emergency room healing and taking care of the sick... 

Pareng Obama’ book written by Filam

LOS ANGELES -Benjamin Pimentel, a reporter and Filipino immigrant in America, has written a book about President-elect Barack Obama... 

Cover Page

Manila Mail Issue Vol. XVIII, No. 3

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Around DC

VA raises funds for women’s shelter

From October through December, the Fairfax County Commission for Women has been raising funds to  Read More →

Immigration

Love visa

True love may pave the way for a ticket to the United States. An alien who is the fiance(e) of a U.S.... 

Selective service registration

Any person, other than aliens maintaining lawful nonimmigrant status, born after 1959 and living in the  Read More →

Inadmissible by ill-health

By J. G. Azarcon, Esq. Illness can be a ground for inadmissibility to the U.S. Aliens who are infected... 

Fictitious documents

By J.G. Azarcon, Esq. Some unscrupulous operators abroad dupe aliens into paying big bucks for a passage... 

Mexico a dominant immigrant force in LA

Immigrants from Central and South America countries who have moved to Los Angeles say the Mexican culture... 

Teck Updates

PC makers cutting start-up times

PC makers say they’re introducing a new generation of machines that can start up in 30 seconds or less.It’s ridiculous... 

The Wireless Home Office (Finally) Approaches, According to ABI Research

After a long wait, the first stage of what will become the “wireless home office” is arriving. Some home office UWB (ultra-wideband)... 

Our Town

Goodbye, Jack!

By Jon Melegrito
His comrades in arms called him Jack. The younger ones respectfully addressed him as “Tatang Jack.” And some, like me, simply greeted him as Mr. Tejada. Read more »

Notebook

Prayer without heart

By Juan Mercado
MANILA
“In prayer, it is better to have a heart without words than words without a heart,” Mahatma Ghandi wrote. Press Secretary.
Jesus Dureza did spew a mouthful, in his opening prayer, at Last monthk’s cabinet meeting. Read more »

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