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Medicare Open Enrollment is October 15 – December 7

Your health needs change from year to year. And, your health plan may change the benefits and costs each year too. That’s why it’s important to evaluate your Medicare choices every year. Open Enrollment is the one time of year when ALL people with Medicare can see what new benefits Medicare has to offer and [...]

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4 Malaysians among gunmen in clash with gov’t forces in Sulu

By: Julie Alipala and Germelina Lacorte

ZAMBOANGA CITY, Philippines—At least four Malaysians were among the gunmen, including former members of the Moro National Liberation Front,  that figured in a clash with government forces  in Talipao, Sulu, last Sunday, a  junior Marine officer who survived the battle said. In fact, one of the Malaysians was killed in the two-hour firefight, in which [...]

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Binay welcomes Hong Kong ruling on maids

Vice Presiden Jejomar Binay on Friday welcomed a Hong Kong court decision that could allow foreign maids to settle permanently in the Chinese territory, saying it was a victory for equal rights.

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South Asia most dangerous for sea turtles –study

Sea Turtle. AFP PHOTO / CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL / KARTIK SHANKER

The waters around India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are home to the world’s most endangered sea turtles, according to a study released Thursday aimed at setting a blueprint for global conservation.

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Senators cite ups and downs of Philippines-Japan security pact

By: Cathy C. Yamsuan
President Benigno Aquino III and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda. PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER/AP FILE PHOTO

A security pact forged between the Philippines and Japan can be used as leverage in discussions with China and other claimants to the Spratly islands. Some senators, however, warned the development could antagonize China, while countering that any indication of outside support for the Philippines could only be an advantage. “The more allies we have [...]

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‘Pedring’ stalls Hong Kong court ruling on maids’ residency

hong kong domestic helper

HONG KONG—Hong Kong on Thursday postponed a landmark ruling over whether foreign maids should be allowed to settle permanently in the city, in a case which has sparked heated debate on equal treatment.

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Manila Water cited as best Philippine employer

The Manila Water Company has been hailed as the best Philippine employer and grand recipient of the Asian Human Capital Award in Singapore for its outstanding practices in human resource development and management. The Ayala-led firm became the only Philippine company to have earned the award, which was given to organizations that had successfully utilized [...]

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OFWs urged to be more than just ‘balikbayans’

By: Jamie ElonaJerry E. Esplanada

“Be more than a balikbayan. Ibalik sa bayan ang kaalaman at kakayahan (Share your talents and skills with the nation).” With this slogan, the Commission on Filipinos Overseas (CFO) has launched “Diaspora to Development” or the D2D program, which aims to engage the estimated 8.5 million Filipinos abroad in the development initiatives of the Aquino [...]

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What Went Before: The campaign for Palawan’s Underground River

UNDERGROUND WONDER Underneath this limestone karst mountain landscape is the 8.2-kilometer navigable Puerto Princesa Subterranean River. DON LEJANO/INQUIRER.net

The Puerto Princesa Underground River in Palawan is the sole nominee from the Philippines in the worldwide search for the New 7 Wonders of Nature, which is led by Canadian-Swiss Bernard Weber. The campaign started in 2007. The Palawan Underground River made it to the Top 77 in the following round, and in July 2009, [...]

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Telcos unite ‘Big Time’ for Philippines in world wonders list

By: Kristine L. Alave
The Puerto Princesa Subterrarean River National Park. AFP

It’s a win-win situation. Filipinos supporting the country’s bid to make the Puerto Princesa Underground River (PPUR) one of the new seven natural wonders of the world could stand  a chance to win as much as P25 million, Environment Secretary Ramon Paje said. The country’s top three telecommunication firms are funding a game segment in [...]

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Comelec execs to campaign abroad for absentee voting

By: Jerome Aning

Members of the Commission on Elections will embark on a “tour” of countries with many Filipinos to convince them to register as overseas absentee voters for the 2013 mid-term polls.

Posted: September 29th, 2011 in Latest Global Nation Stories | Read More »

Female Kenyan ‘shabu’ courier nabbed at Cebu int’l airport

By: Edison delos Angeles

A Kenyan woman was arrested at the Mactan Cebu International Airport on Wednesday after she was caught bringing in three kilos of “shabu” (methamphetamine hydrochloride) with an estimated street value of at least P15 million.

Posted: September 29th, 2011 in Latest Global Nation Stories | Read More »

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  1. US suit tags Pagcor execs
  2. Ibuna lawyer: Aleli not Ignacio Arroyo’s legal wife due to technicality
  3. ‘Dirty finger’ gets OFW in trouble
  4. 45-year-old US ship for transfer to Philippine Navy has defects
  5. Manila mayor fires police official over kidnap-extortion of 4 Korean tourists
  6. Government lifts ‘au pair’ ban to Europe
  7. Former Pagcor chief denies getting gifts from Okada
  8. Maid kills Singaporean widow after being called stupid
  9. Why Jeremy Lin matters (and Floyd’s rant doesn’t make sense)
  10. Taiwanese official deported after abusing Filipinos
  1. Ex-PH envoy to Mexico held for concubinage, posts bail
  2. Maid kills Singaporean widow after being called stupid
  3. Why Jeremy Lin matters (and Floyd’s rant doesn’t make sense)
  4. Fight is over Rep. Ignacio Arroyo’s assets, says lawyer
  5. US suit tags Pagcor execs
  6. The trials of Al Capone and CJ Corona
  7. Indian airline official shot dead in Parañaque City
  8. Vatican schedules canonization of Pedro Calungsod
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  10. Manila antidrug units dissolved after illegal arrest of 4 Koreans
  1. Fight is over Rep. Ignacio Arroyo’s assets, says lawyer
  2. ‘My OFW husband came home a different man’
  3. How hard is it to get a US visa?
  4. Bigger US military role in Philippines sought
  5. Ex-PH envoy to Mexico held for concubinage, posts bail
  6. Smell of decay leads to body of Arab tourist in Manila hotel room
  7. Filipino doctor, wanted in US, now a medical reservist in AFP
  8. Maid kills Singaporean widow after being called stupid
  9. US won’t return bases in PH but welcomes offer of more troops
  10. 3 Russian Navy ships dock in Manila for 3-day visit

News

  • Enrile junks De Lima’s testimony as hearsay
  • Honasan to prosecution: Tell court your plans to avoid ‘unpleasant surprises’
  • Shelling kills 2 Western journalists in Syria
  • Aquino hails Arroyo arraignment
  • Quran burning incites deadly riots in Afghanistan
  • Sports

  • Westbrook, Durant power Thunder past Celtics
  • Jeremy Lin to miss dunk moment but will fill bookshelves
  • Pacquiao ‘embarrassed’ by Mayweather offer
  • Manny Pacquiao swept up in Linsanity
  • Don’t wait for P-Noy to save boxing
  • Lifestyle

  • PF Chang’s first Asian branch opens–to long wait lists
  • ‘Tikuron or tikoy turon’
  • Oriental Citrus Salad, Herb Pan-fried Fish–Mama Maimee, it’s good ol’ comfort food!
  • Burrata Cheese Ravioli, Burger with Foie Gras, ‘snowball tiramisu’–chow time in Hong Kong
  • ‘Udang Goreng Chilli Garam’ (Chili Prawns)–a Peranakan favorite
  • Entertainment

  • Sepia-tinted statuettes? Oscar films look to past
  • ‘Bourne’ star leaves ‘legacy’ in Palace visit
  • Through the years …
  • As Pinoy as the jeepney
  • Modern-day superhero
  • Business

  • Oil prices lower on weak Europe, China data
  • No change in PSE index
  • Again, oil firms up prices
  • PPP schools project attracts 15 firms
  • Surging crude oil prices worry BSP
  • Technology

  • US attorneys general pressure Google on privacy
  • Company sues Apple over iPad name in Shanghai
  • Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom released on bail
  • New York taxis could get iPads—report
  • Google under fire for sidestepping track-blocking software
  • Opinion

  • Editorial cartoon, February 23, 2012
  • Wisdom, not legality
  • People power
  • The algorithm of kindness
  • ‘Medicare portability’ for Fil-Ams
  • Global Nation

  • Okay to buy warships but don’t bring US into Spratly dispute
  • Ibuna lawyer: Aleli not Ignacio Arroyo’s legal wife due to technicality
  • Government lifts ‘au pair’ ban to Europe
  • Former Pagcor chief denies getting gifts from Okada
  • DFA presses drive for overseas voting
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