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In order to help Filipino evacuees in Fukushima prefecture to come back in the country due to the scare of radiation in the place after the explosion of Fukushima power plant. Philippine Airlines or PAL cut its fares to more than 30 percent on its inbound flights from Narita in Japan. From one way fare … Read more
The pen stealing incident involving Czech President Vaclav Klaus have became a viral video in YouTube. The footage that was posted on YouTube and even reported by reliable network such as the BBC caused abuzz among internet citizens. President Vaclav Klaus was caught on camera pocketing a pen during a press conference with Chile’s President Sebastian … Read more
Charges for plunder or violation of Republic Act 7080 were filed at Department of Justice (DOJ) today April 15, 2011 by former military budget officer George Rabusa for the alleged series of conversions of Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) funds. Former AFP chiefs ‘Diomedio Villanueva’, ‘Roy Cimatu’ and ‘Efren Abu’ were the ex-bosses included … Read more
The Other Guys were a group of St. Andrews University Students who gave tribute to Prince William and Kate Middleton by rendering an acapella version of Lady Gaga’s hit song Bad Romance. The video was shot at Fife town showing iconic locations, a golf course and the street where the couple lives. It was shot … Read more
The Filipino Champs Manny Paquiao is not only good in his boxing career. Pacman can beautifully sing a song with his own favorite version. The song he sung really fantastic and entertaining. I laugh hysterically while watching the video of my boxing idol Manny Pacquiao. Manny is a Filipino Boxing champion who became pound-to-pound World … Read more
Researchers from the United States have warned about their study that brain damage can be a result of too much exposure on roads where combustions of gases from vehicles are rampant. Highway exposures could eventually lead to Alzheimer’s disease or memory loss. They conducted a 10-week study on mice that was brought outside a harsh … Read more
Twenty ‘Electric-Powered Tricycles’ distributed to the communities of Mandaluyong City Wednesday, April 13, 2011. The project was funded by the ‘Asian Development Bank’ (ADB). Each unit costs approximately P200,000 and can seat six to eight p(–foul word(s) removed–)engers. “Imagine for P45 only to spend for power charge for the entire day to run a public … Read more
Shocking news has been spreading over the country last Wednesday saying that actress Isabel Granada is already dead. Now, Isabel Granada comes out to the public proving that she is not dead and said that it is such a “cruel and irresponsible” accusation. In a text message sent by Isabel Granada in the Bulletin Entertainment, … Read more
The five members of the Philippine Air Force (PAF) were hurt after the chopper they were riding has made an emergency landing in a vacant lot in Taytay, Rizal, on Wednesday morning April 13, 2011. Spokesman Lt. Col. Miguel Ernesto Okol of Philippine Air Force said that except for “bruises and minor cuts,” the five … Read more
John Gabriel Pelias, a graduating summa cum laude student from the University of the Philippines have broken the former record of professor emeritus Emerenciana Yuvienco Arcellana. He obtained the highest general weighted average since World War II. Pelias who had obtained a general weighted average (GWA) of 1.016, broke the former record of 1.03 set in … Read more