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This year, schools are mandated to use native language as medium of instruction. See how ridiculous this policy is.

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by PNA

Lawmakers are urging Congress to approve a bill establishing a national student loan board that will help fund the tertiary education of poor but deserving students.

Rep. Diosdado Macapagal Arroyo (2nd District, Camarines Sur), one of the authors of House Bill 6121, otherwise known as the "National Student Loan Program for the Poor Act of 2011," calls for the creation of a National Student Loan Program for the Poor.

The program will be under the Office of the President and in close coordination with the Department of Education (DepEd) and the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD).

Arroyo said there is a need for a national student loan board given the high incidence of poverty in the country, making easy access to higher education opportunities elusive especially for the poor.

"In the country, a little over 11 percent of the labor force has a college education. Moreover, in our college-age population, less than 50 percent are enrolled in tertiary educational institutions and about 70 percent live below the poverty line," Arroyo said.

Rep. Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (2nd District, Pampanga), co-author of the bill, said empowering the poor and the needy with decent education will give them more opportunities and help alleviate their impoverished lives

The bill provides for the functions and powers of the National Student Loan Board which is, among others, to coordinate with the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) in determining brackets and monthly contributions to the National Student Loan Fund.

The National Student Loan Board is likewise mandated to promulgate the necessary guideline, rules or regulations for the lending of funds as well as to allocate and disburse funds for education to the poor.

Under the measure, the University of the Philippines (UP) will be responsible for implementing a cross-subsidy program, which will be replicated nationwide.

"As a result, mandatory monthly contributions shall be made by persons within specific income brackets and that such a fund collected will go to the national student loan fund. These contributions will be graduated according to income brackets," Arroyo said.

asawa baya sa tagalog kay pwede pud bana.

an engineer has a better idea about engineering works...

so this is a case of employee-employer conflict. may God comfort the family of the victim and justice be served.

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Alarming Homosexuality in the Philippines
these folks need a psychiatrist...

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by pna - The local stocks ended Wednesday with gains contrary to the performance of the peso, with the latter traced to additional negative news from the euro zone.

The composite index rose by 2.06 points or 0.04 percent to 5,161.80 points from the previous day’s 5,159.74 points.

Also, the all shares index increased by 3.57 points or 0.10 percent to 3,436.33 points from 3,432.76 points Tuesday.

Half of the sectoral indices posted gains and these are the financials, services and property while the industrial, holding firms, and mining and oil registered losses.

Value turn-over reached P4.91 billion after 1.26 billion share changed hands.

Losers edged gainers at 77 to 76 while 46 stocks were unchanged.

Meanwhile, the peso lost P0.14 against the dollar after closing at 42.18 from Tuesday’s 42.04.

It started the day at 42.13 and traded between 42.25 and 42.08 resulting to an average of 42.14 for the local unit.

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QuoteGituohan nila nga taud-taud nang nahilabtan sa suspek ang biktima apan niadto lang Dominggo sa buntag nasakpan.

94 years old nang-rape ug apo nga amang ug bungol? this bastard should be shot in public.

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source: US Weekly

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di ba kaha manghingampa si bugsay ani nga nipig-id man gamay ang batiis aning lakiha.

Caring Baby Tips

13 Health Benefits of Coconut Water/Juice

1. The best thing about this beverage is that it contains Zero Cholesterol. It contains minerals like Calcium, Manganese, Ä°ron, Zinc, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Sodium and Potassium. It also contains vitamins like Riboflavin, Thiamine and Vitamin C . All these nutrients make coconut a very potent health drink. It is more nutritious than milk, as it has less fats and no cholesterol

2. Research studies suggest that Cytokinins (e.g., kinetin and trans-zeatin) in coconut water showed significant Anti-Carcinogenic and Anti-Thrombotic and Anti-Ageing Effects

3. It is used as intravenous saline fluidin many developing countries and has saved many lives. The reason that it's possible to be used that way is its composition, which is quite identical to Human Blood Plasma

4. Coconut water, by its very nature is an Ä°sotonic Beverage. That is, it has the perfect balance of electrolytes in it, which is good for our body due to its right PH Levels

5. It is an excellent Energy Drink for the old and the sick, who find it difficult to process solid food. It is a Natural Fluid designed to Sustain Life

6. It is better than many processed baby milk products, as it contains Lauric Acid which is an important ingredient of Mother's Milk.This natural beverage can effectively treat Disturbance of the Ä°ntestine in Ä°nfants

7. Anti-Ulcer Properties: Both coconut milk and coconut water exhibit potent anti-ulcer activity against chemicals such as indomethacin, a Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug (NSAID)

8. Blood-Pressurin g Lowering Properties: When human subjects consumed coconut water for two weeks, it was found to lower blood pressure in 74% of the experimental group, reducing it by up to 24 points (mmHg) systolic and 15 points (mmHq) diastolic

9. Anti-Alzheimer’ s Properties: in an animal model of ovariectomy-induced menopausal changes, coconut water appeared to prevent the decline of brain estrogen (estradiol) levels, as well as the associated accumulation of Alzheimer’s disease associated β-amyloid (Aβ) plaque in their brains

10. Anti-Bacterial Properties: Three novel antimicrobial peptides have been identified in coconut water which exhibited inhibitory activity against both Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria

11. Anti-Gastroenteritis Agent: When sodium is added (ideally sea salt) coconut water has been determined to be an ideal rehydrating agent in countries where medical supplies are not freely available, and where, say, cholera and other severe forms of gastroenteritis persist

12. Ultimately, coconut makes for an excellent alternative to Sports Drinks, which are increasingly comprised of synthetic ingredients

13. Its water is also a very good source of B-Complex Vitamins such as Riboflavin, Niacin, Thiamin, Pyridoxine, and Folates. These vitamins are essential in the sense that body requires them from external sources to replenish

NOTE: IF you buy Coconut water, please look at the ingredients ... should be 100% pure coconut water... nothing else ... no sugar, not anything else.

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By Jelly F. Musico

Members of the Philippine Senate expressed contentment with the state-of-the-nation-address (SONA) of President Benigno S. Aquino III, saying it was complete and comprehensive and backed up by statistics.

”Very nice and very informative. I'm giving him a high rating for the accomplishments for the 24 months,” Senator Serge Osmena III said after the President’s 90-minute speech.

Senator Gregorio ‘Gringo’ Honasan II said he was impressed with the President’s programs for land reforms and military as well as to the territorial integrity of the country.

”More or less, the speech covered all major programs of the government. What important here is (that) the priority is clear now. It is longer but comprehensive and complete. I cannot ask for more,” Honasan, a former military colonel, said.

Senator Teofisto Guingona III said the message of the President was a statement of confidence and hope backed up not by stories but by statistics.

”For the first time, we have seen a speech that filled with statistics and the statistics that show that the Philippines is going up,” Guingona said.

Senator Manny Villar gave the President a high rating due to the 6.4 percent growth in the GDP (gross domestic product) during the first quarter of the 2012.

”The speech of the President is okay. He mentioned more on his accomplishments. I think what important in SONA is on what you have done and not promises,” Villar said.

Senator Edgardo Angara was also impressed by the President’s achievements that were supported by the statistics.

”"It’s an impressive account. The achievements are supported by statistics. But from there where do we go? One thing I was looking for was not stated expressly but was implied. After making up for all those shortages in classrooms, teachers, textbooks, implication by next year, we will move on to the next level, which is the most important--graduating globally competitive Filipinos. Henceforth, until he steps down in 2016, we’ll be producing globally competitive nurses, engineers, accountants that can be employed anywhere and will be recognized as full-pledged professionals,” Angara said.

”Overall I’m satisfied especially with the fact that in this time of global crisis, the vulnerable sectors of our population were able to cope because of safety nets put in place,” Angara said.

Senate President Pro-Tempore Jinggoy Estrada praised the President for his achievements in the repair of roads and construction of classrooms.

”I like all what he has said. It was a successful speech because I have seen no defects in his message now although it was long. It is the most realistic SONA,” Estrada said.

Estrada supported the President for using local language ‘Tagalog’ in his speech.

Senator Pia Cayetano lauded the President for mentioning the maternal mortality amid her effort to pass the reproductive health (RH) bill in the Senate within this year.

”I’m very satisfied that the President mention about the maternal mortality ratio which is our main issue in our reproductive health bill,” Cayetano said.

Senators Alan Peter Cayetano and Ferdinand Marcos Jr. commended the President for coming up with statistics to back up his list of achievements but the two wanted to verify the truthfulness of the information provided from the statistics.

”The President took the opportunity to show to the people what he has achieved for the last two years but there are some facts that I have to verify like the reduction of crime incidence,” Cayetano, Senate minority leader, said.

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Steve Jobs: Live Each Day As If It Was Your Last

When I was 17, I read a quote that went something like: "If you live each day as if it was your last, some day you'll most certainly be right." It made an impression on me, and since then, for the past 33 years, I have looked in the mirror every morning and asked myself: "If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?" And whenever the answer has been "no" for too many days in a row, I know I need to change something. ~Stanford University, 2005