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As an aid for Japan’s hunger, the Philippines is trying to ship bananas and plantains to fill in the stomachs of the March 11 earthquake victims who call for the need of food. Thousands of Japanese had been hungered and became homeless due to the devastating earthquake that triggered a huge tsunami that hit Japan … Read more
The first attacked against Libya was made by French fighter jets which destroys four tanks and returned to base. An hour later the U.S. and U.K. have used cruise missiles and targeted major military installations in Libya. The U.S. have led the coalition forces against the army of Col. Muammar Gaddafi. The use of force … Read more
Before, it was a hoax message that came from different unknown texters that the nuclear radiation from Japan will hit the Philippines that brought up by the tsunami from the said country that had damage one of the nuclear plants. But just today, experts said that the radiation has been detected thousands of kilometers away … Read more
After the devastating phenomenon that strike Japan last March 11, 2011 many of the people around the world wanted to reach out and help by donating money for those who have been affected by disaster. But sad to say that in the midst of this misery comes fraudster and scam artist. Cyber criminals are now … Read more
The New York Times will begin to charge its online readers who wanted to enjoy the privilege of unlimited access to its website starting this month. Ranked three in the biggest US newspapers, imposing a fee to view The New York Times website marks the start of giving limits to web surfers who wanted to … Read more
The Government is trying to do all they can to save our fellowmen in China. Would that kind of statement bring hope to the families of the three Filipino mules? Until now, the Philippines are trying to bargain with the Chinese government. Vice President Jejomar Binay went to Beijing last month              to please china for … Read more
7,000 motorist and public utility drivers have been caught on the camera violating various traffic rules along the Commonwealth Avenue in Quezon City. It was according to The Metropolitan Manila development Authority. In Commonwealth Avenue were lane segregation and 60 kilometer per hour speed limit is implemented most of the violations came from this rule. … Read more
Yen Baet, the Filipino finalists of the National Geographic Photo Contest was declared the winner by popular votes. The winner which was chosen through public voting and with U.S. citizens only were allowed to vote. She was fighting with tough competitions among fellow photographers. National Geographic had a worldwide circulation and translated into 33 different … Read more
In spite of heightened tension happening in Bahrain, Prime Minister Prince Khalif bin Salman Al Khalif assured the government of the Philippines and the four other nations who has the greatest number of people working in the Arab Country that they are safe and being protected by the government. Last Thursday a meeting was called … Read more
Atenean graduates do extremely well over 982 p(–foul word(s) removed–)ers out of 4,847 who took the 2010 ‘Bar Examinations’, the ‘Supreme Court’ (SC) announced yesterday. Five graduates from Ateneo de Manila led the success of a new batch of Filipino lawyers in spite of a grenade explosion that left some 50 people injured during the … Read more