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HABANG nasa dagat ang mga wala na yatang kamatayang mga higanteng gorilya, at inuubos na ang mga taong lulan ng barko, isang grupo ng mga scientists ang naglabas ng siguradong pamuksa sa mga kaaway ng mundo.

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                    [Title] => 3 missing German divers found safe
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The three Germans Holger Holly Clopper, 40; Philip Xaungertenr, 35; and Jurgen Undemeier, 35, currently staying at Flower Beach Club and Resort in barangay Virgen, Anda, Bohol, went scuba diving off the coast of Anda last Friday noon. 


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If the Philippines loses some 15,000 square kilometers of rich territorial waters in the Sulawesi Sea, there will be no one to blame but the Arroyo administration.


While President Arroyo is "comforting" overseas Filipino workers in Kuwait, Indonesia continues to document its claim to the small island of Palmas, only 47 nautical miles east-northeast of Sarangani island in Mindanao.


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                    [Title] => Asian Spirit  resumes Cebu-Tandag flights
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Tandag is the provincial capital of Surigao del Sur in the Caraga Region. It is located in the northeasthern coast of Mindanao facing the Philippine Deep.


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                    [Title] => Confusing surveys - Chasing the Wind by Felipe B. Miranda
                    [Summary] => Far too many people, often even those presumably among the smartest in this country, are confused by surveys.  Several reasons account for this state of mind.  Not all of the reasons speak well of our confused people and many of these reasons also could reflect badly on those who do the surveys, the pollsters.  In two articles, starting with this one, this columnist will try to look into what makes for confusion and how to deal with it.


Actually, for those who truly wish to avoid being confused, there is good and relatively fast-acting therapies with  enduring results.  


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The three Germans Holger Holly Clopper, 40; Philip Xaungertenr, 35; and Jurgen Undemeier, 35, currently staying at Flower Beach Club and Resort in barangay Virgen, Anda, Bohol, went scuba diving off the coast of Anda last Friday noon. 


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Actually, for those who truly wish to avoid being confused, there is good and relatively fast-acting therapies with  enduring results.  


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Sandaang mumunting halimaw (43)

March 23, 2015 - 12:00am

HABANG nasa dagat ang mga wala na yatang kamatayang mga higanteng gorilya, at inuubos na ang mga taong lulan ng barko, isang grupo ng mga scientists ang naglabas ng siguradong pamuksa sa mga kaaway ng mundo.

Para Malibang

3 missing German divers found safe

November 27, 2005 - 12:00am

Three Germans who were reported missing last Friday afternoon while scuba diving in one of the beaches in Anda town, Bohol, were found alive yesterday morning by a group of fishermen along the shores of Limasawa...

Cebu News

Triple whammied yet still in denial

By GOTCHA | By Jarius Bondoc | August 25, 2004 - 12:00am

Stock prices and the peso tumbled on President Arroyo’s admission that the country is in fiscal crisis. But that should be no worry. Rates will recover in a day or two after the initial shock. The important...

Opinion

Special Report: The legal battle for Palmas island

By Aurea Calica | February 3, 2003 - 12:00am

( Conclusion ) If the Philippines loses some 15,000 square kilometers of rich territorial waters in the Sulawesi Sea, there will be no one to blame but the Arroyo administration. While President Arroyo is "comforting"...

Headlines

Asian Spirit resumes Cebu-Tandag flights

June 8, 2002 - 12:00am

The country’s fourth largest airline Asian Spirit has added another feather to its cap as it recently launched the resumption of its Cebu-Tandag-Cebu flights. Tandag is the provincial capital of Surigao del...

Business

Confusing surveys - Chasing the Wind by Felipe B. Miranda

December 24, 2000 - 12:00am

Far too many people, often even those presumably among the smartest in this country, are confused by surveys. Several reasons account for this state of mind. Not all of the reasons speak well of our confused people...

Opinion