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Pinoy MMA fighters fight for typhoon victims

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Pinoy MMA fighters fight for typhoon victims

LOS ANGELES – WHEN 22-year-old Fil-Am Raymond Villamor checked one of his favorite mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter Brandon Vera’s website and saw that he was going to be in Los Angeles to host an MMA workshop event to benefit the typhoon victims in the Philippines, he dropped his Sunday plans to attend.

"This is a once in a lifetime opportunity," said Villamor, a Pharmacy Tech from Riverside. "It’s a great experience. I might never see a collection of Filipino fighters like this again."

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‘Train Like Manny’ Day - Nov. 1, Montalban Theatre in Hollywood

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LOS ANGELES – So you think you have what it takes to be a world-class athlete?

Nike will be hosting a "Train Like Manny" day with Manny Pacquiao’s strength and conditioning coach Alex Ariza at the Montalban Theatre in Hollywood this Sunday, November 1.

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Let’s talk about the weather

SEN. Loren Legarda, chair of the Senate Committee on Climate Change, is advocating for the immediate implementation of the Climate Change Law in the Philippines "to strengthen the country’s defense against natural calamities."

What is climate change exactly? Wikipedia defi nes climate change as "a change in the statistical distribution of weather over periods of time that range from decades to millions of years. It can be a change in the average weather or a change in the distribution of weather events around an average (for example, greater or fewer extreme weather events). Climate change may be limited to a specifi c region, or may occur across the whole Earth."

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A night-full of music, laughter and faith

A night-full of music, laughter and faith

‘Unity Tour’ Draws Fil-Ams Together in Long Beach

The thousands who came all the way to Long Beach last Saturday, Oct 24, to watch the Unity Tour came home fully satisfied, inspired and proud to be Filipinos. It was an evening of musical celebration, laughter, and fun as the seven incredible artists gave their all to entertain their audience. All the artists -legendary Pop Diva Kuh Ledesma, Asia’s Pop Idol Christian Bautista, singer/comedienne Nanette Inventor, actor Jograd Dela Torre, veteran stage actor and singer Carlo Orosa, powerful singer Isabella Gonzales, and the young balladeer from Britain’s Got Talent, Charlie Green - not only delighted the audience but encouraged them as well to keep faith in God, especially amidst these hard times.
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LA lawyer claims he is victim of false allegations in RP

LOS Angeles lawyer Joel Bander vehemently denies accusations of acts of lasciviousness filed against him in the Philippines more than three years ago. According to Atty. Bander, the supposed victim, identified as Cristina San Jose, is a fictitious person.

“I vehemently deny the allegations of Ms. San Jose, if this person really exists. Our investigation reveals that the address given by this person who filed the charges against me is a warehouse. She did not even appear in the hearing. Hence, it is obvious, or should be, that this complaining person never had the intent to really come forward and complain but only to cause me problems,” said Atty. Bander.

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