A poem and a translation
Message From The Underworld …bodies sprawled on dimly lit roads or under a bridge; crime scene investigators examining pools of blood; trash bags containing bodies kept from spilling
April 23, 2017
Message From The Underworld …bodies sprawled on dimly lit roads or under a bridge; crime scene investigators examining pools of blood; trash bags containing bodies kept from spilling
I posed beside the robot and his human handler snapped our picture, first with my phone and then with my camera.
Not too long ago, I would find myself off track and try something else, just out of curiosity. But I consider myself very loyal, if not completely faithful. There’s nothing wrong with the other stuff really, but Spam has this distinct flavor that’s hard to replicate; every discerning fan can tell.
“Wouldn’t a chef like you be insulted if his food is rated lutong-bahay?” we asked Julio Carlo Lara, who heads the kitchen of Hapag Heritage Cuisine in Quezon City.
The New York Times had this question in mind: What do kids around the world eat for breakfast? But the studio known as Cut brilliantly twisted the same question: What happens when American kids try different breakfasts around the world… on video?
No, those aren’t the kids from the Buzzfeed videos. In fact, the ‘Kids Try’ series everyone has fallen for is produced by a different company based in Seattle called Cut. With the series’ success, the kids now have their own playground in HiHo Kids, a YouTube channel made ‘with kids, for kids.’ Meet the HiHo kids:
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For Princess Pilarta, her husband Chuck and her brother-in-law chef Raymond Pilarta, running their restaurants is more than just a business. It’s a mission: to make fresh and delicious Italian fare accessible to Filipinos. “We really want people to enjoy good Italian food,” said Princess.
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