How to spot a narcissist before she drags you in
“You’re so vain / You probably think this song is about you,” goes the Carly Simon classic.
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“You’re so vain / You probably think this song is about you,” goes the Carly Simon classic.
Netnet Camomot·
Grief has no deadline: on loss, love, and learning to just listen
A friend died several weeks ago. At her wake, her youngest brother shared that when she was healthy, they would often find each other awake and online at 3 a.m., exchanging a quiet “Oist, tulog na.”
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Cagayan de Oro bakers learn 3-day ensaymada secret
Cagayan de Oro kicked off its Higalaay Festival festivities with the URC Sugod Bakery Caravan at the City Hall covered court. Local bakers learned commercial baking techniques—including using mashed potato to keep Cheesy Ube Ensaymada soft for days—to boost product quality and help grow home-grown food businesses.
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DA-10 urges families to garden, raise livestock for El Niño
The Department of Agriculture in Northern Mindanao is urging families to start backyard gardening and raise small livestock to prepare for an expected strong El Niño by December 2026. With over 92,000 hectares of farmland potentially affected by drought, DA-10 is offering technical assistance to support household food security.
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Young Rosevale School swimmer makes waves with 6-medal haul
Rosevale School sixth-grader Xarles Axle P. Montecillo delivered an impressive performance at the Panagsidla: Rise of the Champions 2026 swim meet in General Santos City. Montecillo secured six medals—including three golds—in the Grade 6 division during the two-day Philippine Aquatics short course event.
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From Davao to Talacogon
Two months after the tragic loss of Ateneo players Bobet Baterbonia and Divine Adili in Aurora, sympathizers continue to flock to Talacogon, Agusan del Sur. The tragedy's ripple effects extend across youth basketball transfers, public accountability discussions, and deeper reflections on Davao's political and regional identity.
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Bukidnon farmers find steady income in coffee
CAGAYAN de Oro City - For highland farmers in Bukidnon, coffee is emerging as a practical alternative to seasonal crops, offering the chance to cut production costs while earning from the same trees for years.
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View allHow to spot a narcissist before she drags you in
“You’re so vain / You probably think this song is about you,” goes the Carly Simon classic.
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Grief has no deadline: on loss, love, and learning to just listen
A friend died several weeks ago. At her wake, her youngest brother shared that when she was healthy, they would often find each other awake and online at 3 a.m., exchanging a quiet “Oist, tulog na.”
000
Cagayan de Oro bakers learn 3-day ensaymada secret
Cagayan de Oro kicked off its Higalaay Festival festivities with the URC Sugod Bakery Caravan at the City Hall covered court. Local bakers learned commercial baking techniques—including using mashed potato to keep Cheesy Ube Ensaymada soft for days—to boost product quality and help grow home-grown food businesses.
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DA-10 urges families to garden, raise livestock for El Niño
The Department of Agriculture in Northern Mindanao is urging families to start backyard gardening and raise small livestock to prepare for an expected strong El Niño by December 2026. With over 92,000 hectares of farmland potentially affected by drought, DA-10 is offering technical assistance to support household food security.
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Young Rosevale School swimmer makes waves with 6-medal haul
Rosevale School sixth-grader Xarles Axle P. Montecillo delivered an impressive performance at the Panagsidla: Rise of the Champions 2026 swim meet in General Santos City. Montecillo secured six medals—including three golds—in the Grade 6 division during the two-day Philippine Aquatics short course event.
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From Davao to Talacogon
Two months after the tragic loss of Ateneo players Bobet Baterbonia and Divine Adili in Aurora, sympathizers continue to flock to Talacogon, Agusan del Sur. The tragedy's ripple effects extend across youth basketball transfers, public accountability discussions, and deeper reflections on Davao's political and regional identity.
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How to spot a narcissist before she drags you in
“You’re so vain / You probably think this song is about you,” goes the Carly Simon classic.
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How to spot a narcissist before she drags you in
“You’re so vain / You probably think this song is about you,” goes the Carly Simon classic.
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