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VP Leni Robredo expresses hope on changing President Duterte’s mind on Marcos issue. MARCOS ISSUE – Vice President Leni Robredo has been very vocal in her stand with regards to the interment of the late dictator at Libingan ng mga Bayani. She has a plan on talking with President Rodrigo Duterte hoping he would change … Read more
Pinoy Inventor of Brake Device Will Start It’s Production Pinoy inventor of brake device will start its production upon receiving financial assistance from the government. A device that seals leaking brake fluid was invented by Melchor R. Heñosa. His invention will be put to production for being awarded as Outstanding Invention (Tuklas) this 2016 Department … Read more
Benjamin Diokno confirmed that men and women in uniform will be receiving 20-kilos of rice per month. DIOKNO – A non-salary benefit in the form of 20 kilos of rice every month will be given to men and women in service under the Armed Forces of the Philippines, Philippine National Police, Bureau of Fire Protection, and Philippine’s Coast … Read more
Eric Cray is excited to run faster in the semis in order to get a slot in the finals Filipino-American Eric Cray is excited to run at the semi-finals of the men’s 400m hurdles Wednesday morning, Manila time (Tuesday evening Brazil time) at the Nilton Santos Stadium in Rio de Janeiro. Cray, the fastest man … Read more
A win in basketball lifted Spain spirit high. RIO DE JANEIRO – Team Spain qualified in the Rio Olympic’s men’s basketball quarterfinals. Spain is back on track on its campaign in the Olympics after the win and managed to escape the posing elimination after their defeat by Argentina in a match where they only score … Read more
In every professional sport, there is an aspect of cheating. Players will definitely be disqualified if caught doing fishy things in order to win. Here are the top ten Olympic athletes caught cheating at the game. Dora Ratjen – At the 1936 berlin games German high jumper Dora Ratjen placed 4th in the ladies high … Read more
Supreme Court declares election protest as ‘moot and academic’. The Supreme Court dismissed the electoral protest filed by Former Interior and Trade Secretary Manuel “Mar” Roxas against Former Vice-President Jejomar Binay, saying it is ‘moot and academic. The protest was filed in 2010 when Roxas and Binay faced off in the vice-presidential race. Roxas, who … Read more
Pokemon GO Game Cheaters Lifetime Ban Pokemon GO Game Cheaters – The Pokemon GO creator Niantic Labs has warned users who modify their current locations to use certain “cheat” methods in playing the world-famous game. According to a statement by the company, those players who will be caught falsifying and cheating the game will be … Read more
Eyes The Mirror Of Your Health Can Tell Your Health Status Eyes is the mirror of your health it can also tell your health of status. Iridology is the term used for this technique that studies the iris of the eye. Colors, patterns, and characteristics of the iris zone tell the health system of our … Read more
Binay Camp Blames Aquino Administration Binay Camp Blames Aquino – Former Vice President Jejomar Binay’s camp recently blamed the former President Aquino for the rising controversy on the late president Marcos’ interment in the Libingan ng mga Bayani, which started debates among people again. A statement was released by the Binay’s Spokesperson Joey Salgado on … Read more