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Quiapo, one of the famous market sites in the Philippines was named among the world’s 21 most notorious markets for pirated and counterfeit items by the Washington-based of the US Trade Representative (USTR). Including the markets who was named as notorious by the USTR in the world are Bahia found in Guayaquil, Ecuador, China’s small … Read more
After discovering that his kidneys were falling, Michigan man Jeff Kurze together with his wife Roxy tried using the social network site, Facebook, as a gateway to find a kidney donor. Recalling his story, the doctor once told Jeff that he might have to wait for about five years to take his turn on the … Read more
An advanced entrepreneur uncovered on Tuesday regarding the news about the planned launching of the most powerful rocket in the world following the history on the first time that man had stepped on the moon. The Space Exploration Technology launched the first private rocket and capsule to reach the Earth’s orbit. To make it advanced, … Read more
TURKEY – Seven Filipinos were identified to be the suspect behind the stealing incident involving a Diamond-Emerald Necklace costing US $1 million. The incident had took place at the 32nd Jewelry Expo held in Istanbul, and out of the 7 suspect, there were six who were identified: : Armando Fajardo, Cesar Galvez, Herbie Cruz, Edgardo … Read more
Brooke Castillo was one of the most promising Filipino pilot in the Philippine aviation industry. She was considered as the first Filipino female commercial jet captain. She worked with flag carrier Philippine Airlines before transferring to its rival the Cebu Pacific Airlines owned and managed by the Gokongwei’s. Miss Castillo was born from a stable … 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
The remaining 13 hostages in Agusan del Sur, Philippines were finally released by armed tribesmen 6 a.m. Wednesday as announced by Prosperidad Mayor Albin Magdamit in a press conference. The captives were said to be abandoned by the Manobo gunmen in an upland forest area outside the village of Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur. It was … Read more
The famous social networking site, Facebook has launched a media resource page last Tuesday. This is to help journalist use the social network as a reporting tool and have a better connection with their audience and readers. The new launched page is called the “Journalist on Facebook”. According to the blog post of Justin Osofsky, … Read more
Francis Mwamba, a Congolese journalist and the lone survivor of the UN aircraft crash in Congo have already given his initial statement of the accident that took the lives of 32 p(–foul word(s) removed–)engers and crew members of the ill-fated plane that was crashed in Congo. He was on board the plane after a reporting … 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