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Back from honeymoon, Roxas hits campaign trail"Masarap. Kung alam ko lang, noon pa sana ako nagpakasal (It's nice. Had I known it, I would have gotten married long ago)." • Email to a friend • Related • Ilac Diaz on CNN’s Hot List of People to WatchILAC Angelo Diaz, Pinoy social entrepreneur and activist is on CNN’s Hot List of People to Watch. • Email to a friend • Related • Mindanao peace, storm rehab to figure in talks with Clinton(UPDATE) US assistance in the resolution of conflicts in Mindanao and the rehabilitation of storm-ravaged are among the topics for discussion between President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and US State Secretary Hillary Clinton next week, officials said Saturday. • Email to a friend • Related • DFA bares agenda for Clinton visitThe Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed on Saturday that US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will visit the Philippines next week. • Email to a friend • Related • Bodies of Alvin Flores, companion claimed by kinThe bodies of the alleged leader of the Greenbelt Rolex heist and another suspect slain with him in what the National Bureau of Investigation described as a shootout with the authorities on October 29 have been identified and claimed by relatives, a Manila-based lawyer has said. • Email to a friend • Related • Jalosjos names theme park ‘Gloria’The attractions of this complex and the millions of pesos it cost to install them truly make it world-class.DAPITAN CITY, Philippines – The attractions of this complex and the millions of pesos it cost to install them truly make it world-class. • Email to a friend • Related • Shell Oil to pay California $19M over violationsSAN FRANCISCO – Shell Oil Company will pay California more than $19 million because of environmental violations at service stations throughout the state, officials said Friday. • Email to a friend • Related • US grieves after Muslim doctor’s shooting rampageFORT HOOD, - US President Barack Obama led his nation in mourning Friday as shocked Americans struggled to understand why a Muslim army doctor unleashed a massacre at a US military base, killing 13. • Email to a friend • Related • 1 killed, 5 wounded in Orlando shootingORLANDO – (UPDATE 2) A disgruntled ex-worker shot dead one person and wounded five others in an office building here Friday before shouting "they left me to rot" as he was hauled into custody, police said. • Email to a friend • Related • Bluebeat to battle EMI over Beatles songsSAN FRANCISCO – US online music service Bluebeat on Friday said it was planning to fight British recording label EMI over rights to stream and sell versions of Beatles songs. • Email to a friend • Related • Chanel in court, accused of counterfeitingPARIS – French fashion giant Chanel was accused in court Friday of stealing a supplier's design in a case that could have a bearing on the rights of skilled artisans toiling in the luxury industry. • Email to a friend • Related • Morgan Freeman settles suit in crash caseLOS ANGELES - Oscar-winner Morgan Freeman has settled a lawsuit involving a female passenger traveling in his car when it crashed last year, the woman's lawyer confirmed Friday. • Email to a friend • Related • Yankees take World Series bash to streets of New YorkNEW YORK – The World Series champion New York Yankees paraded through the streets of Manhattan Friday, two days after their six-game series victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. • Email to a friend • Related • Miss England quits after bar brawlLONDON – Miss England Rachel Christie stepped down Friday to clear her name following an alleged punch-up in a nightclub with a rival beauty queen. • Email to a friend • Related • Solon distances self from cockfight gamblersCompostela Valley Representative Manuel “Way Kurat” Zamora said he has nothing to do with a group of cockfighting aficionados seeking the approval of the Commission on Elections as a partylist organization for the 2010 elections. • Email to a friend • Related • P2 M lost in food processing plant fireA fire of still-undetermined origin broke out in a food processing plant in Taguig City around 2 a.m. on Saturday, a fire officer said. • Email to a friend • Related • James leads Cavs to sixth-consecutive win vs KnicksNEW YORK – LeBron James scored a game-high 33 points and nine assists to power the Cleveland Cavaliers to their sixth-consecutive victory over the New York Knicks with a 100-91 win on Friday. • Email to a friend • Related • Butcher with pen behind ear meets Queen ElizabethLONDON – A butcher who received a medal from Queen Elizabeth II kept his trusty pen tucked behind his ear throughout the ceremony, newspapers reported Saturday. • Email to a friend • Related • Shell suit remedy for ‘imagined grievances’—Palace execMalacañang has welcomed Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp.'s petition before a local court to stop the executive department from implementing Executive Order 839 putting a cap on fuel prices. • Email to a friend • Related • World Series runner-up Phillies pick up Lee optionPHILADELPHIA – The Philadelphia Phillies picked up the contract option for reigning American League Cy Young Award winner Cliff Lee by retaining the left handed American for another season at nine million dollars. • Email to a friend • Related • Disaster declared in flood-hit AustraliaSYDNEY – Australian authorities declared a natural disaster along parts of the country's east coast Saturday as heavy floods cut the main road linking major cities, stranding thousands of people. • Email to a friend • Related • BizTechDay: Entrepreneurship, optimism, Filipino talentFor the past six years, Steve Uy has been running his two home care facilities in the San Francisco Bay Area. • Email to a friend • Related • 10 dead in Russian military plane crashMOSCOW – All 10 crew on board a Russian military plane that crashed during a training exercise were believed to have died in the accident, a source close to the inquiry said Saturday. • Email to a friend • Related • 2 child sex tourists jailed for 6 yearsBIRMINGHAM – Two Americans who traveled to Thailand on three occasions to prey on young boys in sex sessions they filmed and photographed were Friday each sentenced to more than six years in jail. • Email to a friend • Related • Microsoft websites top spots in September—reportSAN FRANCISCO – Industry tracker comScore on Friday released a study showing that Internet users in September spent more time at Microsoft websites that at any other online properties. • Email to a friend • Related • Mortgage finance giant loses $6.3B, won't seek new aidWASHINGTON – US mortgage finance giant Freddie Mac said Friday it lost $6.3 billion for shareholders in the third quarter but would not seek any additional bailout funds from the government. • Email to a friend • Related • Dollar gains as markets roiled by US jobs dataNEW YORK – The dollar gained on the euro Friday after a weaker-than-expected US employment report prompted buying of the safe-haven greenback on a day when gold prices surged to a record high. • Email to a friend • Related • Obesity causes 100,000 US cancers every year—studyWASHINGTON – Obesity causes more than 100,000 incidents of cancer in the US every year, the American Institute for Cancer Research said in estimates published Friday. • Email to a friend • Related • Wall Street shakes off weak jobs data, ekes out gainsNEW YORK – Wall Street stocks wobbled before ending with slender gains Friday as investors shrugged off disappointing US data showing unemployment above 10 percent, to end a strong week on an upbeat note. • Email to a friend • Related • Federer faces school friend in Swiss Indoors eventBASEL – Roger Federer puts an 18-match win streak at his home Swiss Indoors tournament on the line Saturday against old school friend Marco Chiudinelli in the semi-finals. • Email to a friend • Related • Oil prices drop as US jobless spikesNEW YORK – Oil prices tumbled Friday as official data showed unemployment hitting a fresh 26-year high in the United States, raising fresh doubts about the economic recovery and energy demand. • Email to a friend • Related • Gasquet trying not to let court date affect his tennisBASEL – Frenchman Richard Gasquet remains outwardly relaxed as he prepares to miss next week's Paris Masters for the second year in succession to attend a hearing in Lausanne on Tuesday which could decide the fate of his tennis career. • Email to a friend • Related • G20 ministers to firm up global recovery, climate dealST ANDREWS – Hosts Britain told the G20 it had "no reason to give up" on a new climate change deal Friday, as finance ministers met for talks on bolstering the world economy and green finance. • Email to a friend • Related • US open to sending envoy to North KoreaWASHINGTON - The United States is open to sending an envoy to Pyongyang if North Korea shows it is serious about giving up nuclear weapons, President Barack Obama's top Asia adviser said Friday. • Email to a friend • Related • Obama eyes new steps as US unemployment risesWASHINGTON - US unemployment jumped to double digits in October for the first time since 1983, reaching 10.2 percent, prompting renewed talk of additional stimulus for an economy struggling to emerge from recession. • Email to a friend • Related • RP buys rice from Vietnam and ThailandThe Philippines, the world's top rice importer, is buying 250,000 metric tons of 25 percent broken white rice from Vietnam and Thailand, National Food Authority (NFA) spokesperson Rex Estoperez said. • Email to a friend • Related • Meralco to raise electricity rates this monthCustomers of the Manila Electric Co. (Meralco), the country’s biggest power distributor, will have to pay an additional 25 centavos per kilowatt-hour for their electricity bills this month due to the higher cost of power supplied by power generation companies. • Email to a friend • Related • US reels from second shooting rampageORLANDO - Two people were killed and six hurt Friday in the second mass shooting in the United States in as many days, with police still hunting the gunman in Orlando, Florida, emergency officials said. • Email to a friend • Related • Nickel mining project nixedLocal officials of Mindoro are up in arms over the granting of an environmental compliance certificate (ECC) to a nickel mining project in the area that could threaten Tamaraw conservation areas and the popular Puerto Galera resort. • Email to a friend • Related • Sagip Pinoy lists qualities of ideal leaderKilusan Sagip Pinoy, a multisector alliance against poverty and hunger, said Friday that the country’s next president should have experience in managing the economy and the leadership to make economic programs work. • Email to a friend • Related • |
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