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This new world record beat the previous record set in New Zealand in July Paktor Speed Date Night broke the previous world record by a narrow 20 participants, although more than singles came to take part in the event. Some of the participants had to be disqualified. Speed Date Night was witnessed and adjudicated on site by Mr. During the speed dating, each participant had a 3-minute date with 24 other participants, which included numerous local celebrities as well as singers from popular local band V-Music. Paktor, the first dating app tailored for Asians, boasts a strong presence in 10 countries and has seen over million profile ratings and , matches, since its launch in June Looks like Paktor is eyeing the Vietnamese singles, and is also actively focusing on the Philippines market. It has also hired Monique Espino as managing director of Marketing for the Philippines. Other countries on its radar include Japan, China and Indonesia.

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Are you a busy, single professional guy looking for romance? Perhaps looking for new friends, a prospect girlfriend and so on? If you still remember, I wrote about Speed Dating back in and Since then, a lot of speed dating events have been sprouting everywhere. Admission is at Pesos only. See poster below for details:. You can also visit their website DateUnlimited.

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Potential sponsor Katherine Janssen, left, interviews housemaid Desiree Condino during one of the regular speed-recruiting events at the Dome Rawdhat facility in Abu Dhabi. The face of Filipina housemaid Desiree Condino lights up when she recalls the first baby she ever looked after in the UAE, more than nine years ago. Condino, 38, joined an Egyptian family when the mother was seven months pregnant. It was so hard for me to say goodbye. Condino, a single mother with a year-old daughter back home in Manila, left that job five years ago to work for an Emirati family.

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This document discusses using active learning strategies in instruction. It recommends engaging participants from the start, encouraging discussion, and creating a learning community. Several active learning examples are provided, including speed dating, bingo, snowball fights, storytelling, and question sharing. The document also reviews principles for effective instruction, such as focusing on the learner, giving participants choices, and building on their experiences.

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