Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Labor Day History: How Did Labor Day Become a Holiday?

September 6, 2010 by Dwight Hemmingway · 2 Comments 

Labor Day History: How Did Labor Day Become a Holiday? – This coming Monday, September 6, 2010 will be a Labor Day in the United States and Canada. What is Labor Day and what does it mean to you? Labor Day is an annual holiday observed on the first Monday in September to celebrate the [...]

No Filipinos For This Year’s Miss Asia Pageant

September 4, 2010 by Sandy Winterfield · 2 Comments 

You’re reading it right. No Filipinos are allowed to joined this year’s Miss Asia Pageant. This event is organized by the Asia Television Limited or ATV which is broadcast company in Hong Kong way back 1985. The event was stopped from the 2000 up to 2003 and was then relaunched in 2004. It is [...]

Hong Kong Lawmakers Demand Apology and Compensation

September 3, 2010 by Jennifer Mercado · Leave a Comment 

Rolando Mendoza may have already been buried, but the damaging effects of his atrocious acts against the hostages linger on.
Aside from causing a rift in the diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Hong Kong, the 10-hour hostage-taking that led to the death of eight Hong Kong nationals and injuries for those who have survived, resulted [...]

Obama Speech August 31: Video and Reaction

September 1, 2010 by Harry Longstone · Leave a Comment 

Obama Speech August 31: Video and Reaction – President Barack Obama delivered a historical Presidential Address at the end of the month. This also makes a fresh beginning for the US foreign policy was we begin a new month, September and starts the long Christian Christmas Season.
August is also the Muslim worldwide fasting [...]

Obama’s Iraq Speech Full Text

September 1, 2010 by Harry Longstone · Leave a Comment 

Obama’s Iraq Speech Full Text – President Barack Obama announces the end of the Iraq war and gives his salutation to the effort and diligence of former President George W. Bush. The Iraq speech of President Obama was received by majority with joy and greater hope but for some it arrived too early.

“As I [...]

Black Ribbon Meaning Under Google Homepage Commemorates Hurricane Katrina

August 30, 2010 by Dwight Hemmingway · 2 Comments 

Black Ribbon Meaning Under Google Homepage Commemorates Hurricane Katrina – If you are regularly checking the web for any updates, you would perhaps notice the black ribbon located below Google’s homepage. If you hover your mouse into that image of black ribbon, you would notice that it pertains to Hurricane Katrina, the costliest natural disaster [...]

A Sleeping Volcano in Indonesia Wakes Up

August 30, 2010 by Sandy Winterfield · Leave a Comment 

Mount Sinabung, a dormant volcano in North Sumatra province in Indonesia which has been inactive since the 1600s finally wakes up Sunday as it shoots out volcanic ash nearly a mile into the air. It has been sleeping for 400 years and now it can no longer hold the magma inside.
Surono, head of the country’s [...]

Moon and Mars August 2010: The Truth Behind Mars as Another Moon on August 27

August 28, 2010 by Dwight Hemmingway · 2 Comments 

Moon and Mars August 2010: The Truth Behind Mars as Another Moon on August 27– There has been a lot of controversy about two moons occurring in the sky today, August 27, 2010 of which Mars is considered as the “other moon” aside from the natural moon that we usually see here on Earth.
The rumor [...]

Two Moons Tonight, August 27, 2010

August 27, 2010 by Harry Longstone · Leave a Comment 

Two Moons Tonight, August 27, 2010 – The news is spreading that tonight, the moon and mars will be close together and will form into the so called “Two Moons 2010″ event.

For those who have waited for this tonight, August 27, 2010, the reality of the matter is that you already missed this event. [...]

Manila Bus Hostage Taking Aftermath and Latest Update

August 27, 2010 by Harry Longstone · 2 Comments 

Manila Bus Hostage Taking Aftermath and Latest Update – the bloody end to the Manila Bus hostage taking at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila, Philippines is still a hot topic and hot issue until today. On August 23, 10 Hong Kong nationals suffer a deadly end to their life on the hands of former [...]

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