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In New York and Taguig

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HE SAYS 03/10/2010 New Musical Express magazine described it as a “lusty bellowing” of a statement of facts about New York, the city that has become the subject of many songs, which after Sinatra’s “New York, New York,” has again hogged the limelight courtesy of Alicia Keys, whose soulful chorus in the two different... »

Delay in resolving Erap issue hit Cabinet group cites need for military to maintain peace gains–>

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THE lawyer who filed a disqualification case against former President Joseph Estrada yesterday lamented the delay between the filing of his motion for reconsideration and the action of... »

Charice Pempengco’s ‘Pyramid’

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MANILA, Philippines – International singing sensation Charice Pempengco has gone a long way from being a Youtube hit. Recently, the young popstar released her first international single titled Pyramid, featuring rapper Iyaz, at Amazon and iTunes. »

Rescued Chinese hostage dies in Philippines

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MANILA, Philippines – A Chinese man rescued after being held captive by al-Qaida-linked militants for three months in the southern Philippines has died of kidney complications just days after he was freed, police said Tuesday. Oscar Lu died in a Philippine... »

SC to resolve chief justice dispute

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MANILA, Philippines—It is the Supreme Court that should decide whether President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo can appoint Chief Justice Reynato Puno's successor during the 90-day constitutional ban against appointments in the election period, the Judicial and Bar Council (JBC) said Friday. In an official comment submitted to the high court, the eight-member JBC of which Puno... »

GMA: We have partly healed the wounds of Edsa 1 and 2 Says BIR, OMB …

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BY JOCELYN MONTEMAYOR PRESIDENT Arroyo yesterday proudly declared that her administration has achieved "to a certain extent" its goal to heal the wounds caused by the Edsa People Power 1 and 2 revolutions. "A few years ago I declared that one of our goals is to heal the wounds of EDSA. To some extent,... »

New appeals court chief sworn in

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MANILA, Philippines — Court of Appeals Associate Justice Andres Reyes Jr. »

Dell tech support sucks

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This is a a venting thread, so if you don't want to hear it, read no further. I'm sure there are people who haven't had problems with their dell laptops, and if you're one of them, good for you, and consider yourself lucky »

What you eat affects your brain—experts

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MANILA, Philippines--If you are what you eat, then it necessarily follows that your brain is what you eat, as well. »

‘With or without drought, power rate hike inevitable’

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BAGUIO CITY, Philippines -- Provinces are expected to suffer from high power costs due to the impact of the long drought on hydroelectric plants. But an official of an electric cooperative here said power rate hikes would increase in 2010 with or without the drought. »

BENIGNO AQUINO III–> Military belies torture charge

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BY EVANGELINE DE VERA THE military yesterday presented before the Court of Appeals the 43 health workers who were arrested in Morong, Rizal more than a week ago. »

12 killed as truck hits minibus in Philippines

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MANILA, Philippines – Police say a truck blew a tire and smashed head-on into a minibus in the southern... »

Candidates asked: Do not hurt trees

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LUCENA CITY, Quezon, Philippines—The head of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources in the Calabarzon (Cavite-Laguna-Batangas-Rizal-Quezon) region appealed to politicians to not hang campaign posters and streamers on trees. »

Teodoro: Defiance of high court is ‘inexcusable’

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MANILA, Philippines—The military's defiance of a Supreme Court order to produce 43 health workers detained since February 6 on suspicion of being communist rebels was "inexcusable,'' the administration standard-bearer in next May's elections said Saturday. If he were still the defense secretary, Gilbert Teodoro said he would have ordered the military hierarchy to "comply... »