Before, it was rumored that MySpace.com is going for sale. Now News Corp. confirms that it was in fact for sale now. MySpace.com becomes so popular when News Corp. bought it last 2005 for about $580 million. It was among the top social networking sites with millions of members’ worldwide and currently has more than … Read more
Skipper of Indian cricket team has said that India is used-to playing games where they are under pressure and they have learned to tackle any great stipulation that may arise at any match of the cricket world cup -even let it be final of the World Cup. As a matter of fact, he expressed that … Read more
Cyclone Yasi was the worst cyclone to hit Australia for generations. With a packing wind of up to 186 mph cyclone yasi could cause substantial damage and probably deaths to the recovering people of Queensland who had just recovering from recent floodings. Prime Minister Julia Gillard was quoted as saying “This is a cyclone of … Read more
One more irregularity discovered by the House of Representative of $5 million unrecorded special funds in the military official book of the Armed Forces of the Philippine (AFP). Heidi Mendoza former auditor Commission on Audit (CoA) has discovered of $5 million after special audit on military funds conducted in 2005. She divulged the existence of … Read more
Shinmoedake volcano in Mount Kirishima begun erupting Wednesday January 26, 2011 at around 7:30 in the morning. By 3pm dark smoke ascended to nearly 5,000 feet prompting authorities to raise level 3 alert. The powerful explosion could be heard over miles away. Shockwaves shattered windows in building five miles across nearby Kirishima city. Hot rocks … Read more
Six people were killed by sharks worldwide based on last year’s report. But when you come to think of that number multiplied by 12 million, you will find out how many sharks have been killed annually for human consumption. Slaughtering sharks for an estimated number of 73 million each year came the result that only … Read more
The celebration of Chinese New Year have a significant impact not only to the Chinese but even to the Non-Chinese who believed in Chinese Astrology. The celebration of Chinese New Year will be held on February 3, 2011. It is also known as the Lunar New Year, the longest and most important celebration in the Chinese calendar. It … Read more
Virgie Torres, head of the Philippine’s Land Transportation Office (LTO) just advised the people to exercise a practical judgment before deciding to purchase cars or motor vehicles. In this wise, by carefully checking and testing the vehicle’s specification along with its documents, practicality will prevail before making a decision to buy it right away. With … Read more
Rebellions happening in Egypt is not yet controlled by authorities, and even communication across the country is blacked-out. Internet was disclosed, and services for people to stay connected online disappeared. What about now? People cries for help, and many wanted to reach out help, but Egypt can no longer have an access. Just this day, … Read more
There’s approximately 3 million people have been affected, and about $5.6 billion damage happened when Queensland, Australia had struck by a destructive flood. Australians have not yet recuperated from the dilemma, and now, unexpectedly, weather experts reported that there will be a 149-mph cyclone that will hit the country, specifically in Townsville, the Queensland’s capital. … Read more