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SECTIONS Home News OFW Spotlight Features Philippine Explorer Property Focus Cebu Daily News Remittance Center Snapshots Main Events Showbiz Sports Audio/Video Comics   COLUMNS Manila Moods Visa Matters Connections Looking Back Pinoy Kasi Moments Here and There Kris-Crossing Mindanao   SERVICES Browse and Win OFW Resources INQ7 Alert Marketplace Promo Winners Announcements   INTERACT Registration Mailbag Forums Downloads   ABOUT US About Global Nation Submissions           Home Snapshots Archive Archive November 13, 2002 January 13, 2003 December 10, 2002 September 23, 2002 LBC contingent at the 1st Global Filipino Community Networking Convention in San Francisco. FILIPINO professionals in Beijing, China line up for President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's visit. PISTAHAN in San Francisco features "Reflections of Asia" exhibit. MEMBERS of the Alpha Phi Omega Alumni Association in Singapore welcome Foreign Secretary Blas Ople. INQ7 booth at the Moscone Center. In photo are (l-r) Esther Chavez, INQ7-US Representative; Rodel Rodis, co-chair of the 1st Global Filipino Community Networking Convention; Paolo Prieto, INQ7 president and CEO; and Edna Belleza, INQ7 VP for Sales and Linkages. CANADA-BASED Filipina Luisa Marshall--famed for her "All Hail the Queen" Tina Turner Tribute Show, which recently toured Nevada. TOURISM Secretary Richard Gordon (left) delivers a speech at the San Francisco's historic Westin St. Francis during the Philippine Department of Tourism US roadshow. ATTENDEES gather at the lobby of the Moscone Center in San Francisco prior to start of the 1st Global Filipino Community Networking Convention. PRESIDENT Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on her way to meet business executives for high- level talks right after her speech at the Westin Hotel in Santa Clara, California. With her are Philippine Ambassador to the US Albert del Rosario and Trade Sec. Manuel Roxas II. PHILIPPINE President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo with Alan Boeckmann, CEO of Fluor Corp., Trade Sec. Manual Roxas II, and security personnel in Santa Clara, California. MANILA'S Five Loveliest: (from left) Pamela Ayson, Marie Camille Therese Abad, Michelle Robles, Christine Marianne Yam and Ma. Dominique Lagdameo. MARIKINA City crafts world's biggest shoe -- big enough to accommodate 30 men.

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