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Andres Bonifacio was also one of those many influential people we are blessed to have in our country. He made great contributions during the Spanish regime in gaining our country’s independence which we are enjoying right now. To bring another honor unto him, a bill regarding his inspiring life and contributions was being filed to … Read more
Kindergartners of Auburn School District, Maine now have something new to play with their hands while learning. Aside from too much focus in writing and painting, who knows these students of early age, now have new digital aids in their studies. Each kindergartner of Auburn, Maine will receive these famous’ I Pad 2 which is … Read more
Previously, the US government announced about their so called government shutdown. To define, a government shutdown is when the government refrains in offering and rendering unessential services extended to public for them to made settlements of their budgets to be spent for the state’s programs and projects on the approaching fiscal year. This government shutdown … Read more
Last April 5, 2011, 2 civilians and 1 military major lost their lives during the attack of unknown men on a Rural Transit Bus routing in Tungawan, Zamboanga Sibugay. These rebels were suspected as members of the famous Special Operations Group of Moro Islamic Liberation Front based in Mindanao. The following days, more specifically April … Read more
After so many complaints filed against his appointment as Luzon’s Deputy Ombudsman, Mark Jalandoni finally ends up his public service in a form of a resignation. (–foul word(s) removed–)istant Ombudsman Jose de Jesus bears out that Jalandoni made up his mind to give up the said position to spare himself from being involved in any … Read more
In the year 2006, Robert Gates was appointed by the Former US President George W. Bush as the United States Secretary of Defense. He served as the Nation’s 22nd Defense Secretary of US till this current administration of US President Barrack Obama. In his long years of service in the US Government, last year, Sec. … Read more
At dawn of April 15, 2011 a huge fire struck along the sapa area of Camia Street, Maysilo Village, Malabon City which is believed to be due to an explosion of a Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG). Fire fighters find it a hard time getting to the area for the houses were very close to each … Read more
Technology nowadays is fast growing and improving. Every new invention also makes a way for a better and newer innovation. Technologies haven’t reached this far without these individuals and organizations that developed them. That is why the International ICT Awards was being organized to recognize those who made significant contributions to these technologies especially in … Read more
The Chair of the Senate Committee on Climate Change, Senator Loren Legarda, proposed a new bill to effectively promote proper waste management here in the Philippines. This proposal partly aims to prevent environmental problems arising here in our country. The proposal was filed as Senate Bill No. 2759, which aims to ban the use of … Read more
Nuclear plant in Japan hit by earthquake emptied up their radioactive room to store more highly radioactive water recently leaking at the site, by dumping water of low contamination level into the sea. It is said that Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, one of the damaged nuclear plants in Japan, will release about 11,500 tons of … Read more