Long-derided saturated fats — associated with an array of health problems such as heart disease — caught a break Friday when research revealed their intake could be doubled or even nearly tripled without driving up their level in a person’s blood.
She’s short, brunette, has an average body shape and can even be given cellulite and acne: the ‘anti-Barbie’ doll is ready to go on sale in the United States.
Long-derided saturated fats — associated with an array of health problems such as heart disease — caught a break Friday when research revealed their intake could be doubled or even nearly tripled without driving up their level in a person’s blood.
The message was ominous, the tone ruthless, but the one speaking it left nothing ambiguous. To paraphrase in English: “Kill every last man who does not join us: Spanish, mestizo, Chinese, Filipino. Do not make any distinction. Cowardly fathers will only breed whining sons. The race must be made pure.”
Breaking away from the glitzy Manila party scene, entrepreneur Nina Halley spent her 60th birthday in the Tibetan hinterlands in southwest China.
In the summer of 1966, I started my training at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, the principal teaching hospital of the Harvard Medical School. Everyone called the hospital “The General,” as it was the acknowledged mecca for those infirmed to seek expert medical care. For the doctors who sought advanced training in any specialty, it was the most illustrious of them all.
It was 6:30 a.m. Expecting the warm morning sun rising on the horizon, I was instead pushed back by frigid, blustery winds on the deck.
At age 9, Christopher Aronson was already into theater. In college, he majored in Theater Arts at Ateneo de Manila University, where he learned and deepened his craft, and explored experimental methods.
Structured, androgynous, layered and mysterious—these were our initial reactions to models strutting down the runway in Via Valencia’s collection at the Fashion Institute of the Philippines’ graduation show.
Sports fans who regularly watch live games know that “to blend in with the crowd” is easy—but isn’t as boring as one might think.
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