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[Title] => DepEd to hold training on psycho-social support in Bohol
[Summary] => Mara Jasmin Baviera of the Department of Education said on Thursday that Deped will assess if there classes in Bohol will resume next week after the devastation by the 7.2 magnitude quake that hit Central Visayas.
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[Title] => Having standards
[Summary] => The news of her passing left me feeling melancholic the morning I found out. University of the Philippines College of Law Professor Araceli T. Baviera, 93 years old, died on February 1, 2013.
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[Title] => GT-Toyota Asian Center to showcase Asia's rich heritage
[Summary] => Furthering its aim to become a cultural and policy hub of intellectual and cultural exchanges in the Philippines and Asia, University of the Philippines (UP) and Toyota Motors Philippines last Thursday inaugurated a P100 million, one-hectare complex that houses the GT-Toyota Hall of Wisdom and the GT-Toyota Asian Center Auditorium.
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[Title] => All about history or hegemony?
[Summary] => Much has been said about the anti-Japan riots in China. For one, as China rants, that Japan brought the rumpus upon itself with Prime Minister Koizumi’s visit to a World War II shrine where POWs had been butchered, and its release of yet another history textbook that whitewashes its military atrocities. True, Japan has matured since War’s end, turning pacifist, aiding victim-nations with millions of dollars, and creating wealth and goods that enriched the region.
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[Title] => Wise decision on Malampaya
[Summary] => Many saw it coming.
When side court watchers started throwing brickbats at the prospective sale of 49 percent of the 10 percent stake of the PNOC Exploration Corporation in the Malampaya natural gas project, coffee shop pundits began to say this is one transaction that is definitely going to be waylaid.
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[Title] => SCBP appeals NLRC decision
[Summary] => The Standard Chartered Bank of the Philippines (SCBP) is committed to uphold good governance, a requirement of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) for all banks and financial institutions operating in the country.
SCBP gave this assurance amidst the gale the institution is facing with the recent decision of the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) to reinstate its terminated employee Manuel Baviera.
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[Title] => Let courts, not senators, decide case against bank
[Summary] => TO LIVE OR DIE: Terri Schiavo, a brain-damaged woman from Florida who lies dying in a hospice after a court ordered her feeding tubes pulled out 13 days ago could be dead by the time you read this.
Or she could still be hanging on as her parents Robert and Mary Schindler fight an uphill court battle to have her feeding tube reinserted to give her a chance to recover. Her husband Michael is firm on keeping the tube out and allowing her to die.
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[Title] => Senate unwitting tool in $2M collection bid?
[Summary] => NOW YOU KNOW: How come Manny Pacquiao lost to Erik Morales of Mexico in their 12-rounder in Las Vegas last Sunday?
Our friend Jim said the slugger from General Santos was distracted by several Pinoy congressmen wildly rising from their expensive seats near the ring and shouting "Money! Money! Money!"
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[Title] => Pacquiao used FPJ’s machine-gun punches
[Summary] => FPJ TRADEMARK: Action star Fernando Poe Jr., alas, must be getting old.
Right after our own Manny Pacquiao mauled IBF featherweight king Marco Antonio Barrera of Mexico to bloody submission in 11 rounds Sunday in San Antonio, Texas, President Arroyo butted in with a congratulatory message.
Displaying faster political reflexes, Ms. Arroyo beat FPJ to the draw with her exuberant remarks, obviously aimed in part at voters watching the non-title bout on television.
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[Title] => Housing gets boost as new city rises
[Summary] => As Metro Manila’s daytime population now reaches about 18 million and continues to multiply, President Arroyo has vowed to address the increasing demand for more housing and residential facilities.
In support of GMA’s campaign to provide more decent and affordable shelter Amvel Land Development Corporation has envisioned a "new city" with Parañaque which is very proximate to all establishments, shopping malls, educational, business, and transport facilities.
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[DatePublished] => 2013-02-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => All about history or hegemony?
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[Title] => Wise decision on Malampaya
[Summary] => Many saw it coming.
When side court watchers started throwing brickbats at the prospective sale of 49 percent of the 10 percent stake of the PNOC Exploration Corporation in the Malampaya natural gas project, coffee shop pundits began to say this is one transaction that is definitely going to be waylaid.
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[Summary] => The Standard Chartered Bank of the Philippines (SCBP) is committed to uphold good governance, a requirement of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) for all banks and financial institutions operating in the country.
SCBP gave this assurance amidst the gale the institution is facing with the recent decision of the National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) to reinstate its terminated employee Manuel Baviera.
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[Summary] => TO LIVE OR DIE: Terri Schiavo, a brain-damaged woman from Florida who lies dying in a hospice after a court ordered her feeding tubes pulled out 13 days ago could be dead by the time you read this.
Or she could still be hanging on as her parents Robert and Mary Schindler fight an uphill court battle to have her feeding tube reinserted to give her a chance to recover. Her husband Michael is firm on keeping the tube out and allowing her to die.
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Our friend Jim said the slugger from General Santos was distracted by several Pinoy congressmen wildly rising from their expensive seats near the ring and shouting "Money! Money! Money!"
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[Title] => Pacquiao used FPJ’s machine-gun punches
[Summary] => FPJ TRADEMARK: Action star Fernando Poe Jr., alas, must be getting old.
Right after our own Manny Pacquiao mauled IBF featherweight king Marco Antonio Barrera of Mexico to bloody submission in 11 rounds Sunday in San Antonio, Texas, President Arroyo butted in with a congratulatory message.
Displaying faster political reflexes, Ms. Arroyo beat FPJ to the draw with her exuberant remarks, obviously aimed in part at voters watching the non-title bout on television.
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[Summary] => As Metro Manila’s daytime population now reaches about 18 million and continues to multiply, President Arroyo has vowed to address the increasing demand for more housing and residential facilities.
In support of GMA’s campaign to provide more decent and affordable shelter Amvel Land Development Corporation has envisioned a "new city" with Parañaque which is very proximate to all establishments, shopping malls, educational, business, and transport facilities.
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October 17, 2013 - 6:30pm
