“Ber” Months: Start of Christmas Season

christmas lantern

  September marks the start of the “ber months” (October, November and December) meaning the long season of celebrating Christmas in the Philippines. It’s when Filipinos start buying and putting Christmas decorations either on their own home or in offices.           According to the interview at ’24 Oras’, GMA Network, people … Read more

15-year-old raped victim of a Facebook friend

Facebook friend

Among the crime related to the social networking sites like Facebook and other social networking sites, another raped victim appeared in a Police station to file a complaint against a Facebook friend named John Hill Bagsic. A 15-year-old Filipina was purportedly raped by a certain John Hill Bagsic a Facebook friend of “Chean” (not a … Read more

UN calls international community to help in restoring Libya

United Nations

After the rebels had announced that they had the almost full control on Tripoli, Libya’s capital which had been under the leadership and protection of Gaddafi, UN Chief Ban Ki-Moon raised an important call to the international community and that was to work together in bringing back and restoring Libya. Early this year, crisis in … Read more

Google to pay $500-million fine for online drug advertising

Google

Google the number 1 website in the internet has paid $500-million (£306-million) fine for allowing online adverts of illegal drugs from Canadian pharmacies intending to sell to the US customers. In order to avoid court tribunal against the United States law from gaining the adverts of illegal drugs, the Goggle firm has decided to pay … Read more

US Storm Irene gets Stronger and may Lead to a Powerful Hurricane

US Storm Irene

While the storm Irene is reportedly getting stronger, the National Hurricane Center made a statement on Wednesday about a possibility that it would closely lead to major hurricane level. Based on several news sites, Irene is still gaining strength as it p(–foul word(s) removed–) through the south-eastern part of Bahamas likewise to the Turks and … Read more

Kritzia Santos represents Asia In Question and Answer with the Pope

Pope Benedict XVI

Kritzia Santos a Filipina “International World Youth Day” volunteer was the only chosen from all Asian country to represent during the Question-and-Answer event with the Pope of Vatican. Santos was one among the 5 youth all over the world who has given the opportunity to ask the Pope a question. In the middle of more … Read more

Gabrielle Giffords Just Knew the Tragic truth about Tucson Incident

Gabrielle Giffords

After surviving from a tragic incident in Tucson last January 8, several positive signs already show that Representative Gabrielle Giffords is now on her recovery state. In fact she now seems to gradually handle some emotional situations like personally knowing the names of those who have lost their lives on that horrible shooting that caused … Read more

5 Tobacco Companies file a lawsuit against U.S FDA

Warning

Five Tobacco Companies in the United States filed a 41-page complaint against U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) after the new law that was eyed to affect them as it totally took place September 2012. The mentioned law required the Tobacco companies to post the new graphic campaign in the cigarette packet. The lawsuit is … Read more