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www.ocp.com.ph/MRRoque.htm

Dennis Doromal PSO

http://www.pso.ph/web/program_schedule2.php

Val Neri PGH

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Jessie Orcasitas PCCP

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Jessie Orcasitas trainor's training

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Wallpaper 1

Dinner at Hap Chan

November 23, 2002
Jessie visits Manila

Wine at Awet's

December 18, 1999

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Nestor Riel in newsletter again

http://www.cencalpsych.org/nwsltr/2005/Society_Page_2005_Apr.pdf

Nestor Riel in newsletter

http://www.philanalysis.org/newsletter.pdf

Cesar Alinsonorin clinic

CESAR ALINSONORIN, M.D.
PERRY MEDDERS MEDICAL GROUP
205 SANDALWOOD DRIVE
LOUISBURG, NC 27549

Office: (919) 496-4250

Oliver Sevilla clinic

Dr. Sevilla practices Critical Care Medicine, Internal Medicine, and Pulmonology in Bronx, New York. Dr. Oliver Sevilla, a male, graduated from the College Med University Philippines with a MD and has been in the profession for 12 years.

Michael Medina presents

Less Common Types and Variants of Well Differentiated Carcinomas of the Thyroid (03-7-2002)
To become more familiar with less common types and variants of well differentiated carcinomas of the thyroid. To explore new diagnostic methods. To be able to formulate a treatment plan from pre-op planning, medical and/or surgical intervention and follow-up.
Presented by:
Michael Medina, M.D. Fellow	Jarrard W. Goodwin, M.D. Professor

Kenneth passes the nursing boards

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Manuel Villegas Jr clinic

Manuel E. Villegas, Jr. MD, DPBOHNS, FPSONHS, FPAHNS Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery

Asian Hospital and Medical Center
Suite 509, Medical Office Bldg., 2205 Civic Drive
Filinvest Corporate City, Alabang
Muntinlupa City
Phone 771-9253 to 54

• Mon/Wed/Fri 11am-1pm

• Tue/Thu/Sat 1-6pm

Primecare Multi-Specialty Clinic
Unit B027, LG/F, Bldg. B., SM Bicutan
Parañaque City
Phone 822-9138 to 39; 822-9107

• Mon/Sat 6-8pm

Casa Medica
LG/F, SM Southmall
Las Piñas City
Phone 806-7831; 806-7851; 806-7855

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• Sun 2-4pm

Emmanuel Bayongan clinic

EMMANUEL BAYONGAN MD
1015 Unity Rd
Crossett, AR 71635
(870) 364-1291
Specialty: PULMONARY DISEASE
County: ASHLEY
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Froilan Celzo clinic

FROILAN G CELZO MD
111 Main St
Cotton Plant, AR 72036
(870) 459-3588
Specialty: INTERNAL MEDICINE
County: WOODRUFF
Provider Number: P01594
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Darwyn Chern clinic

Darwyn Chern , MD

Community Council of Nashua, NH, Inc.
7 Prospect Street
Nashua, NH 03060
Phone: (603) 889-6147

Joined Staff: 2006
Board Certified: Psychiatry
Degree School: University of the Philippines College of Medicine College of Arts and Sciences, Manila, Philippines
Residency: St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center, University Hospital of Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, NY

Darwyn in the news

http://www.philippinenews.com/news/view_article.html?article_id=45a3d401c81d277b8120548760278bb1

A cast of intriguing, informative profiles

Allen Gaborro, Jan 04, 2006
TITLE: Scratch the News: Filipino Americans In Our Midst
AUTHOR: Cristina DC Pastor
PUBLISHER: Inkwater Press
127 pages
nonfiction, paperback

There is a wide spectrum of newsworthy FilAm personalities that have become relatively visible entities in the American landscape. Some of these personalities are very public figures, while others have never strayed thus far from the cocoon of their ordinary lives. In Cristina DC Pastor’s first book, “Scratch the News: Filipino Americans in Our Midst,” we are introduced to a cast of FilAms who belong to both categories and who have made the news in their own, unique way.

Pastor writes in “Scratch the News” that “in triumph and tragedy, Filipinos have always found a way to figure prominently in the news. Scratch the news and chances are a Filipino is wedged somewhere between the folds.” This can be for the better or for the worse. Pastor refers to examples of opprobrium like Andrew Cunanan, the murderer of fashion designer Gianni Versace, and the Abu Sayyaf extremist group which received international attention after the events of 9/11. She contrasts these unalluring cameos of Filipino newsmakers with highly regarded FilAms such as singer Lea Salonga and US Army Major-General Antonio “Tony” Taguba of Iraqi prisoner abuse investigation fame.

That’s why it is surprising that Pastor does not set more of a balance that straddles the inauspicious and the meritorious in the body of “Scratch the News.” A brief glimpse of this equilibrium is shown to us only in her introduction. Indeed, the vast majority of Pastor’s chosen profiles are exemplary accounts of FilAm personages and of their deeds and endeavors.

Of the thirty profiles in Pastor’s book, only three of them in my judgment can be separated from the other twenty-seven’s shared theme of FilAms’ notable exploits and inspirational narratives. Not that I am trying to accentuate the negative here. I think however, that the term “newsmaker” entails positive and unpleasant subjects, subjects that reflect the wider reality and not predominantly what FilAms would hope it to be. Pastor herself writes in “Scratch the News” that the Filipino newsmaker, if not the hero, could either be “the victim” or “the suspect.”

Pastor does include the story of Michelle Rivera Nyce, a New Jersey murder victim at the hands of her husband, and the suspicious tale of Vivian Torrente, an ill-fated nurse employed by a European billionaire. The two profiles are about as depressingly realistic as you can get, but they do to some extent level out the gratifying versus the ominous profile imbalance in “Scratch the News.”

I would like to emphasize the favorable points in Pastor’s book, lest I be perceived as solely finding fault with it.

One such point in Pastor’s compilation is that it packs a strong common-folk flavor in which everyday FilAms play roles or conduct acts that earn them approbation. Pastor picks out the compelling “Cinderella” tale of FilAm transsexual Jerry Alonzo as well as the “box of chocolates” life of New York psychiatrist Darwyn Chern. She also revives

the 2002 story of Camilla Benolirao Griggers and Sari Dalena, the two creators of an affecting documentary on the 1899 U.S.-Philippine War. Pastor’s honoring of the ranks of the unknown is refreshing and important too, for it sheds light and appreciation on what would otherwise be socially imperceptible FilAms.

Of course, one cannot write about FilAm newsmakers without gracing their work with distinguished personalities, personalities that FilAms from all walks of life can sing praises to. From the former host of the popular “Student Canteen” TV show in the Philippines, Leila Benitez, to Robert Rivas, the U.S. East Coast’s first FilAm mayor, and to General Antonio Taguba, Pastor gives us a fascinating look at these prominent FilAms and their accomplishments.

The profiles in “Scratch the News” are intriguing as they are informative, and are sure to peak the interest of FilAms from all walks of life. Cristina Pastor deserves a lot of credit for all the work she has done in putting together these profiles. While a more equitable division of what was virtuous and encouraging as opposed to what was tragic or iniquitous in “Scratch the News” would have been more edifying for readers, nothing can be taken away from Pastor’s book in terms of the journalistic and socio-cultural value it has for the FilAm community.

Froi in the news

http://www.afmc.org/documents/pdf_files/ams_articles/AMSarticle_ruralsetting.pdf

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