Balita Pinoy
AL JAZEERA's INVESTIGATION INTO THE AMPATUAN MASSACRE HITS HARD
The Qatar based television station Al Jazeera has conducted an investigation into the fallout from the Maguindanao/Ampatuan killings which left 57 murdered, 30 of them Filipino reporters.
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NASAAN NA BA ANG DUWAG?
They were invited to a debate
All turned up, except one
Being brave in action films is one thing; debating with other presidential hopefuls is something else
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UK STUDENT VISAS TO BE SEVERELY RESTRICTED
7 February 2010
New rules expected to hit applications from outside EU hard
Home Office to bring in draconian new rules "within weeks"
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AL JAZEERA's INVESTIGATION INTO THE AMPATUAN MASSACRE HITS HARD
The Qatar based television station Al Jazeera has conducted an investigation into the fallout from the Maguindanao/Ampatuan killings which left 57 murdered, 30 of them Filipino reporters. It is not good, and takes a major swipe at the world's media for largely ignoring it.
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE, SORRY, PRESIDENT?
An investigation by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism shows some interesting facts and figures surrounding presidential hopefuls, and money spent.
P6.8-M IN REWARDS GETS TERRORIST ARRESTS UP
The government has released a total of P6.8 million cash reward to five people who provided information that led to arrests of several terrorists.
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RP's POWER RESERVES THINNING OUT
Rotating brownouts continue to threaten the country as power reserves become thinner and thinner...
Arrest exposed extent of NPA extortion in Negros Oriental
Raid on suspected NPA training school nets 43 with arms, ammo & explosives seized
Compulsory membership of PAG-IBIG for OFW's in total confusion
Prostitution route to American bars in South Korea being shut
Shutting the stable door: Iloilo prison builds watchtower after top prisoners escape
Graceland properties & estates being investigated by the NBI as a possible "Ponzi" scheme
Pastor and her daughter hacked to death in apparent robbery in Maguindanao
Power plants ordered to run at full capacity in attempt to avoid brownouts
Family win P15-M over surgeon's negligence
It's official: Lacson is now a wanted man
Tax breaks prove the big incentive for Icelandic firm to build additional geothermal projects in RP
Manny Villar worried by rise in AIDS/HIV
Condoms are needed to halt AIDS says DoH scientist
"Gwapotel" hikes prices by P5 per night
RH Bill dead as church pressure tells on congress
Cloud seeding is the latest weapon against El Nino's effects
Foreign business leaders tell gov't it faces sanctions over double taxation policies
Manny comes out fighting: hits critics
Misa Ng Bayan in Washington DC postponed because of imminent bad weather
Brit-Pinoy basketball team becomes Team24 in major sponsorship deal
CLIMATE CHANGE NEWS
After years in which global warming activists had lectured everyone about the overwhelming nature of the scientific evidence, it turned out that the most prestigious agencies in the global warming movement were breaking laws, hiding data, and making inflated, bogus claims resting on, in some cases, no scientific basis at all. This latest story in the London Times is yet another shocker; the IPCC's claims that the rainforests were going to disappear as a result of global warming are as bogus and fraudulent as its claims that the Himalayan glaciers would melt by 2035. It seems as if a scare story could grab a headline, the IPCC simply didn't care about whether it was reality-based.
Amazongate: new evidence of the IPCC's failures
How China dictated terms at Copenhagen
EcoWaste campaigners to quiz presidential wannabees on green credentials
Scientists In Stolen Email Scandal Hid Climate Data
The university at the centre of the climate change row over stolen emails broke the law by refusing to hand over its raw data for public scrutiny. The University of East Anglia breached the Freedom of Information Act by refusing to comply with requests for data concerning claims by its scientists that man-made emissions were causing global warming.
Water Vapour and the Recent Global Temperature Hiatus
Climate scientists, writing in the journal Science, say they may have overlooked a major cause of global warming and cooling. American researchers suggest that the amount of water high in the atmosphere is far more influential on global temperatures than was previously thought.
New Studies: 'Himalayan Glaciers Here To Stay'
Glaciers are here to stay in the Himalayas. Studies conducted by glaciologists across the Himalayan region in Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand have shown that global warming has little to do with their melting.
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Australian's heading towards protectionism over beef imports
Toyota's problems could get worse as more bad news comes out
Kiwi auctions her virginity off
US continues military buildup of resources in the Gulf
Lesbian albatrosses rear chick
How Bush's grandfather helped Hitler's rise to power
Italy opens first prison for transexuals
War is Boring: Shippers Mull Private Security against Somali Pirates
Britain limps out of recession with 0.1 percent growth in Q4 of 2009
A new & free data shredder has just been released
A free and totally effective data deletion program has just been released - once deleted, data can never be recovered
Scottish police show utter stupidity in nose blowing fine
Computer programmer invents world's first solar wheelchair
Australian hopes to export cane toads to China
An Australian farmer claims that China can ease the country's cane toad plague if its consumers can be persuaded the reptile is a food with health benefits.
