FULL ARTICLES
July 10, 2005
28 kompanya sa SBMA nagsara na
Prepaid cards seen to boost access to national e-library
Convergence of television, Internet coming--from phone firm
I did not vote for this Constitution but I swore to defend it
Telephone landlines hit 6.473M as of end-2004
DTI moves to ensure grant of perks to Clark, John Hay, Morong ecozones
Lakas-CMD vs Liberal Party
Nominations for 8th RP Web Awards on
Where Globe and Smart meet
A time to reflect for our only country
June 29, 2005
NTC limits VoIP services to RP firms
Everyone’s talking about 3G except in RP
RP not ready for 3G — telcos
IFC provides additional $12.5-M loan to Eastwood Cyberzone
Mobile TV: The Korean experience
Filipino-American Friendship Month
VITAL TOOL OF COMMUNICATION FOR ORDINARY FILIPINOS
Blueprint for RP’s software industry for breakthrough growth in five years bared
Recovering the lost promise
New journalism book hits the stands
June 22, 2005
Wiretapping 101
MasterCard Int’l hacker breached security system
RP’s remotest town now just a cellphone call away
Nation joins Father’s Day celebration today
Studies show no correlation between violence, video games
cheap medicines
CHED supervision reverted to DepEd
Three million Filipinos jobless as of end-April
Ong kicked out of seminary for being a Mason?
More than 2,000 Filipino workers sneak into Iraq despite ban
June 15, 2005
RTC freezes CHED order closing college courses
14 killed in Central Luzon
US 'delighted' over Ong's coming out
DILG takes steps to ensure attendance of kids in school
SUBIC FLIGHT QUERRY
BLONDE AND BLUE EYES
Motor vehicle sales up 11% to 38,315 units in January-May
BCDA, CJHDevCo urged to settle row
Grade school whiz kids show math is easy as 1-2-3
RP struggles to match India in outsourcing boom
June 5, 2005
English could soon become the principal medium of instruction in all schools.
Blogging to reduce corruption?
Metro minimum-wage workers get P25 raise
RP kids place second in int’l math contest
Ancient history of Zambales according to Morga
Titles
Savoring Subic
REFLECTIONS
MARAMING LALAGLAG SA BLUE BOOK NG JUETENG
First Aid for Stroke
May 21, 2005
Pimentel: Arroyo benefited from jueteng
US senator pledges help for Filipino WWII vets
Magna Carta for SMEs
Hidden fees eat into income remittances from overseas
LABOR, ETC . .
English as a second language...
INSTINCTS
Reyes’ oppositor files charges vs Gordon
A lesson in good manners
DepEd, nagbabala vs. misc fees
May 19, 2005
President orders govt agencies to cut red tape
Arroyo signs EO simplifying govt rules for investors
CHED pegs tuition hike at 8.4 percent
3 'jueteng' men tag Mike Arroyo, son
COA official: GSIS e-Card deal illegal
Garrulous Gordon outtalks everyone
'Jueteng' suspect to snub Senate
Mayors, cops on the take
'Conflict resolution expert' is next US envoy to RP
Vivian starts journey back to family in Australia
May 14, 2005
Success
HEALTH ALERT
Australia to help woman wrongfully deported
READING WOMAN'S MIND CORRECTLY
LIGHT THE LIGHT FOR OTHERS
CLARK FIELD NOW JUETENG-FREE - PNP
PNP ORDERED TO GO AFTER JUETENG LORDS
Courage
RP operators act on mobile phone virus scare
Tax task force spent P70M to collect P11M
May 11, 2005
Arroyo opens door for use of Bataan Nuclear Power Plant
Lawmaker: Plan to tax SMS is dead
IMMIGRATING TO CANADA
Word Meaning (New)
TWO DAYS
President confronted Roy Señeres(NLRC) on 'plot'
5 governors on bishop's list of 'jueteng' operators
'Jueteng' lords dish out P13B in bribes, says bishop
never too late
Happiness
May 3, 2005
Problems
JUETENG
RP joins Asia-wide anti-spam crusade
IT spending in RP to hit $1.2B-- IDC
Jueteng bosses stop operations in countryside
Bishop confirms M1, M2 and JS7 in jueteng list
Name Big 3 of 'jueteng,' solons urge whistle-blower
Four million Americans call some other country home
Chikka says it has 15M subscribers to mobile IM service
Pimentel challenges local officials to eliminate illegal numbers game
April 25, 2005
Outsourcing to overtake telecoms as top moneymaker in five years
New unit against jueteng formed
New GSA chief lauds RP's mobile communications growth
Big 3 top PNP jueteng list
DOH warns of E. Coli infection from swimming pools, beaches
Lomibao orders regional PNP chiefs to intensify fight against jueteng
House committee approves 3 bills on releasing patients
Earth Day 2005: Saving Planet Earth
National ID dry run set
TEN TIPS FOR EARTHQUAKE SAFETY
April 22, 2005
Executive Order on ID system for govt workers out
Arroyo tells public: Buy Petron products
IMF: RP in bottom 8 of poor tax collectors
Explain jueteng ‘links,’ Villena urges Gambito
Arroyo govt’s high-priority projects on hold, says ADB
March 31 was hottest day in RP so far in '05
New species of rodent found in Zambales
"NEGOSYO SA OLONGAPO PATATAGIN NATIN"
Humor - Pinoy
MOMENTS IN LIFE
April 11, 2005
Tony Robbin's Words to Live By
Simple Meditation
Subic-Clark-Tarlac toll project probe sought
Dayrit resigns as SEAG chief
Malaysia to import 169,000 workers to fill shortage
Study: RP prostitution is 4th largest source of GNP
First Air Asia budget flights land in Clark Field
Politics, Wealth, Knowledge
DUAL CITIZENSHIP
March 31, 2005
GAWAD PARANGAL
Experience
Private sector not covered by 4-day work week order: DOLE
87-year-old American sex tourist sentenced to 20 years jail
4-day week saves P114M
Transport strike grips Central Luzon
Palace mulls new anti-smuggling body
Who are mangling the English language?
Exporting labor through BPO
Gov’t borrowings overshoot 128%
March 22, 2005
Napocor to offer personnel for outsourcing contracts
Investment Incentive Schemes
Malaysian airline is set to start twice-a-day flights at Clark
Friendship
Be An Encourager
mayonnaise jar and the 2 cups of coffee...
GMA signs into law P907.6-B National Budget for 2005
Fw: [Ulo Ng Apo] Digest Number 169
JAPANESE INVESTORS KEEN ON PUTTING UP HEALTH AND MEDICAL TRAINING CENTERS IN SUBIC
Quiz : see if you can figure it out
March 6, 2005
Calimlims character reference
Senator says 'text' spam invades privacy
Senate OKs national budget
New Cell Phone Law
Potential ID theft victims eye information
Smuggled Goods Flood Malls and Markets
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