Three gaming superheroes from Brooklyn, New York, just made logging in those runs more fun and interesting. By developing a shareable dashboard that aggregates your run data into a sleek, comprehensive analysis, they are also introducing the addictive and competitive elements of video games into the platform.
The first few days of The Australian Open are full on. The initial Saturday and Sunday are always chock-a-block with interviews during the “pre-tournament media days”—a great opportunity for journalists to get the players’ thoughts ahead of the tournament.
Here’s a letter from Jeff who, according to him, has been a long-time listener of my Sunday radio program over DZMM and a regular reader of my column and books.
Here are some practical and easy-to-do ABC’s to help you get started. A—Apple. The controversial fruit from the garden of Eden is more than just a health food. It also offers a great way to diet—high in fiber and rich in vitamins A, B and C, and the minerals magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, iron, calcium and zinc. The apple diet is a kind of cleansing and fasting regimen. Its pectin content lowers cholesterol and detoxifies the body of pollutants. Fruit acids in apple reduce uric acid levels and produces an anti-inflammatory effect on the joints. It is good for people who are gout-stricken.
A billion-plus Asians welcomed the Year of the Dragon on Monday with a cacophony of fireworks, hoping the mightiest sign in the Chinese zodiac will usher in the wealth and power it represents.
A brief kiss but one filled with longing sealed their wedding vows. It didn’t matter that the bride marched down the aisle some 20 minutes late.
Closing its year-long celebration of its 400th anniversary, the University of Santo Tomas will mount an exhibit on the life and times of Blessed John Paul II, who had visited UST twice, in 1981 and 1995, reaffirming UST’s status as a Pontifical University.
Ed Gatchalian is producing, with 4th Wall Theatre Company, “Rivalry: Ateneo-La Salle The Musical,” a musical with fictitious characters from De La Salle University and Ateneo De Manila University. “‘Rivalry’
Balinese believe that all natural and spiritual elements must exist in harmony.
“Symphony of Dreams” celebrates the life of George T. Yang of McDonald’s Philippines. The musical unfolds three important milestones in the life of the honoree—his business profession, musical odyssey and humanitarian endeavor.
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