Andrew Hedrich, an 8 year old kid recently set the world-record for bench press with the Raw Powerlifting Federation, at a competition in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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Sentro ng Katotohanan (8.30-9.30PM, T-Th, DWBL 1242KHz) seeks and is open to interview and feature all senatorial candidates in the coming May 2010 elections. If you are a national candidate, or works for a campaign or knew someone who does, or just plainly want us to invite someone, please comment here or email us at lead.philippines(at)yahoo.com (or send an SMS to 0929-799-8308) and provide us information how to get in touch with the candidates.
Sentro is a fresh new program on AM radio that centers on topics related to the coming elections. In the past, Sentro has interviewed JC Delos Reyes, Nic Perlas, Bayani Fernando, Jun Chipeco, Alex Lacson, Sonia Roco and other national candidates. The Sentro interview touches on many topics of interest to voters, including the candidates’ personal lives and past achievements. Of course Sentro also asks about platforms (and legislative agenda for senatoriables) of the candidates, as well as their reaction to different national issues. It may be noted that Sentro interviews does not shy away from asking direct, even controversial questions, and as such has in the past elicited candid responses from featured guests.
Sentro ng Katotohanan is co-anchored by Arnel Endrinal and Ms. Iya-J.
www.leadphil.blogspot.com
Want to know who really are running? Here is a quick run down of Presidential, Vice-Presidential and Senatorial Candidates for the May 10, 2010 Elections based on the official certified list from the Law Department of the Commission on Elections (Comelec). Read the full post at Pinoy Seminars.
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it’s exactly 100 days today before the Philippine May 10 elections, however glimpses of a major automation failure is already seen by ex officials
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Apple has unveiled it’s new tablet computer called the iPad.
It is basically a large iPhone with 9.7″ screen, LED backlit IPS display, WIFI 802.11n built in, Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR and optional 3G radio.
All iPhone and iPod Touch apps runs on it unmodified. It runs on the new 1Ghz Apple A4 chip and includes 16-64Gb of flash storage. It’s 0.5″ thin and 1.5 pounds. Full capacitive multi-touch display.
They are offering the iPad with AT&T 3G for $14.99 for 250mb of data and $29.99 for unlimited data. It is also unlocked and no contract so you can move to any carrier you want.
It plays Youtube HD video and it also looks like the games on the iPad are smooth.
Prices start at $499 for the 16Gb model, $599 for the 32GB model and $699 for the 64Gb model. If you want the 3G built-in, it’s an extra $130.
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Have you noticed? More and more Filipinos are being recognized as heroes despite not having risked their lives like guys like Jose Rizal and Ninoy Aquino. These modern Filipino are recognized not for their martyrdom but for their passion and contribution in nurturing and teaching their fellow Filipinos especially the less privileged. Here is my top 5 modern Filipino heroes.
The stumbling block in the most-awaited boxing fight in recent history, the planned Manny Paquiao vs. Floyd Mayweather, Jr., has been the insistence of Mayweather’s camp and the refusal of Manny Paquiao to undergo Olympic-style drug testing which requires blood testing and not just urine testing. What really is the difference? Read urine testing vs. blood testing in Paquiao vs. Mayweather at Pinoy Seminars.
LAS VEGAS, Nevada, United States—Manny Pacquiao will not fight Floyd Mayweather next March because a blood testing stalemate wiped out what could have been the richest fight in boxing history, promoter Bob Arum said Thursday.
The planned showdown between Filipino hero Pacquiao, a seven-division world champion, and unbeaten US star Mayweather could have brought each fighter as much as $40 million in a rare Las Vegas mega-fight spectacular.
Arum, Pacquiao’s promoter, said Mayweather’s request to have stricter US Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) testing methods, including possible random blood tests within days of the bout, killed any hope of reaching a deal.
“It’s over,” Arum said. “As far as I’m concerned the fight is over.”
Read the full article at palaisip.blogspot.com.
MANILA, Philippines—CNN hero of the year Efren Peñaflorida was nearly victimized by a suspected robber as the former was stepping out of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport on Friday afternoon.
Rezcel Fajardo, a colleague of Peñaflorida at the Dynamic Teen Co., said Peñaflorida was about to board a car around 1:30 p.m. when a man got near him and tried to snatch a pouch from his bag.
But the thief accidentally dropped the pouch, drawing the attention of Peñaflorida and his colleagues.
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I found these photos from a friend of a friend.
Warning, the following photos are not suitable for children. Make sure you protect your computer lest your vomit damages your keyboard.
View photos at http://palaisip.blogspot.com
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Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, the White House point person on immigration, said Friday that Congress must provide temporary worker programs and a path to citizenship for 12 million undocumented workers when it takes up reform legislation next year.
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Napolitano was optimistic a reform bill could pass in an election year because border security goals have been met and the economic downturn has decreased illegal immigration significantly since a bipartisan bill died in the Senate two years ago.
“I know a major shift when I see one, and what I have seen makes reform far more attainable this time around,” Napolitano said at a speech at the Center for American Progress, a liberal think tank and advocate for immigration reform.
Since reform efforts fell short in 2007, Napolitano said U.S. Customs and Border Protection has increased its force to 20,000 agents, and the Department of Homeland Security built more than 600 miles of border fence and barriers. She also said the economic downturn has reduced illegal immigration by more than half.
Congressional Republicans panned the administration’s claims that the border is secured, and reiterated their opposition to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
“It is ironic that a poor economy is their justification for amnesty,” said Rep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas. Smith said there are 400 open miles of border with Mexico, hundreds of thousands of criminal “aliens” residing in the United States and illegal immigrants taking American jobs.
Republicans blocked passage of a bipartisan Senate bill in 2007, largely over the citizenship provision in the legislation.
An immigration reform bill that includes citizenship for undocumented immigrants is expected to be filed in the House as early as next month by Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill. Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said he will file a bill in the Senate early next year. He favors a citizenship plan, but also wants increased border security measures.
Although Democrats control the House and Senate, some conservative Democrats oppose a citizenship program, and some labor unions are against guest worker programs.
Napolitano said the citizenship program should require that they pay taxes, pass a criminal background check and learn English.
The administration also wants an increase in visas for highly skilled workers, guest worker programs for agriculture and service industries, and family unification measures.
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Here are some photos of Pacquiao vs Cotto.
See them at http://palaisip.blogspot.com
I’m sure by now you’ve all seen the fight between Pacquiao and Cotto. It was an amazing fight and this is the first time I’ve actually seen a fight from start to finish for Pacquiao.
I thought the first round was kind of iffy for Pacquiao where he was hit by Cotto a lot. At the end of the fight though, Pacquiao said he purposely let Cotto hit him to test how hard he punches. Pacquiao is one crazy guy.
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Greetings from AQ Services International!
We would like to invite you to apply for a mystery shopping program. It would require you to mystery visit several petrol stations.
1. For these mystery shops you need a PERSONAL CAR (motorcycles are not allowed). You are required to observe the service and facilities standards of petrol stations.
2. Reimbursement: The shop fee is 450 Pesos per shop. You are required to make petrol and store item purchase. The minimum amount to spend on fuel is 200 Pesos.
3. Deadline: These mystery shops have to be completed within the one week and the surveys must be completed and submitted within 24 hours of mystery shopping, latest by the 14th of November 2009
Please note that these mystery shops are to be executed between 9 am to 3 pm, 7 days a week (Including weekend).
We will inform you from the 19th October onwards if you are selected for one or more mystery shops. Do check your mailbox for updates!
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Deadline: 14th of November 2009
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This is the reality of majority of poor Filipinos. In a country where the President and her entourage spends $20,000 for a dinner. It’s unbelievable that people still live like this and eats garbage to survive.
Watch at http://palaisip.blogspot.com
With regards to the blog post of Ella that I reposted. Here is a statement from Dr. Esperaza Cabral of the DSWD.
I may be cynical about the Philippine government, but I believe in fair and balanced news. I just hope that what Dr. Esperanza Cabral said is true.
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Apple introduced several products today like the unibody Macbook, new 21.5″ and 27″ iMacs, the new Magic Mouse and new Mac Minis.
Way to steal Windows 7′s thunder Apple! Announcing new line of products two days before Windows 7′s launch on Oct 22, 2009.
The new Apple products are very compelling. The new iMac 21.5″ is $100 cheaper than previous generation and the 27″ is cheaper than the 24″ version of the previous generation iMacs.
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Marge Simpson is the cover of Playboy for November 2009. There will be three pages of “implied” nudity.
It is Playboy’s first time to feature a cartoon on its cover with the hopes to attract 20-somethings. Playboy’s average reader is 35 year old.
Photos at http://palaisip.blogspot.com
Did you hear about this story? A 6 year old boy climbed into his family’s home made experimental aircraft that had a large helium balloon attached to it and the tether came loose.
The FAA is working to track the balloon. Here’s a video report http://palaisip.blogspot.com
CC (no, not Creative Commons or carbon copy) is a broad term. One can argue that climate change is a natural process. True enough, because if there were no climate changes in Earth’s distant history we probably wouldn’t be here today. Imagine if our Planet never had rain, or say Earth stayed hot and never had ice ages. Maybe the dinosaurs will still be alive today, and instead of us humans on the top of the food-chain, we will probably be on the top of someone else’s diet!
Climate Change is good then, because it keeps this planet alive and it keeps it balance. But why are we discussing about it if it is a good, natural process? Why all this fuss? These seminars, Blog Action Day, and scary videos that the Earth is going to die soon with humanity in it if we don’t do something?