Tuesday, May 12, 2015
El Gamma Penumbra Earns 2nd Golden Buzzer | Asia’s Got Talent Semis 3
Published on Apr 30, 2015 @ Asia's Got Talent Subscribe @ Asia's Got Talents
El Gamma Penumbra warms the judges hearts all over again, with a shadow dance that packs a strong message – and earns them their second Golden Buzzer!
Performance by El Gamma Penumbra at the Asia LEDS Forum 2013
Published on Oct 15, 2013
A "shadow play" by theatre group El Gamma Penumbra on low-emission development at the second annual Asia Low Emission Development Strategies (LEDS) Forum in Manila, Philippines on October 1, 2013. The Philippines Climate Change Commission sponsored the performance as part of a welcome reception on the opening day of the forum.
El Gamma's Touching Tribute To Mother Nature | Asia’s Got Talent Grand Final 1
El Gamma Penumbra use the big stage to deliver a heart-warming tribute to Mother Nature. Prepare yourself for goosebumps!
Sunday, May 10, 2015
It's All About Qoutes...: Happy Mothers Day to all Mommies!
It's All About Qoutes...: Happy Mothers Day to all Mommies!: http://letussharethisstory.tumblr.com/post/118349527563/mothers-day-gift-other-than-flowers-looking-for
Friday, May 8, 2015
24 Oras Livestream (May 8, 2015)
Narito na ang mga pinakamalaking balita ngayong Biyernes. Tutok na sa 24 Oras, mga Kapuso!
Posted by 24 Oras on Friday, May 8, 2015
Hero’s welcome awaits Pacquiao on May 12
"Hero's welcome" ang inaasahang sasalubong kay Pambansang Kamao Manny Pacquiao pagbalik niya rito sa Pilipinas sa Martes.
Posted by 24 Oras on Thursday, May 7, 2015
Thursday, May 7, 2015
FREE Huggies Dry Pants. Hurry until supplies last!
Photo: FREE Huggies Dry Pants. Hurry until supplies last! For all the momies out there, this is for you and... http://t.co/KboxKC3jcj
— LetUsShareThisStory (@PinoyUnknown) May 7, 2015Mother’s Day Gift: Other Than Flowers Looking for a gift this coming mother’s day?
Mother's Day Gift: Other Than Flowers http://t.co/3d7sNwtTyh
— LetUsShareThisStory (@PinoyUnknown) May 7, 2015Monday, May 4, 2015
Manny Pacquiao wants rematch with Floyd Mayweather
Tulad ng maraming Pilipino, "rematch" din ang gusto ni Manny Pacquiao kay Floyd Mayweather. #PacmanPaRin
Posted by 24 Oras on Monday, May 4, 2015
The Filipino ring icon made the pronouncement on Monday in a live interview on "24 Oras," a day after he lost via unanimous decision to the unbeaten American champion.
"Kung ako, gusto ko mag-rematch," said Pacquiao, adding that he wants to face Mayweather at his best. Pacquiao admitted to being affected by an injury during the fight after hurting his shoulder in training.
Pacquiao, however, doesn't know if Mayweather would want to face him again.
"Ewan ko sa kaniya kung gusto niya mag-rematch," said Pacquiao, whose negotiations with Mayweather was off and on for five years before they finally agreed to have a fight.
There is no rematch clause in the contract of the two fighters.
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Ex-beauty queen pregnant with Cesar Montano's baby? ALAMIN....
Matagal na ang haka-hakang may relasyon diumano ang aktor na si Cesar Montano at si Miss Philippines Earth 2009 Sandra Seifert.
Posted by 24 Oras on Monday, May 4, 2015
Mga tagpo sa MGM Garden Arena, mala-piyesta
Kabilang ang mga bigating Hollywood stars tulad ni Mark Wahlberg sa mga dumagsa sa MGM Grand Las Vegas para panoorin ang labanang #PacquiaoMayweather.
Posted by 24 Oras on Monday, May 4, 2015
Alamin kung bakit pati ang TEAM PACQUIAO ay binawalang makapasok sa Dressing room ni Pambansang Kamao na si MANNY
Nagpahayag ng kani-kanilang opinyon kaugnay ng labanang #PacquiaoMayweather ang mga naglalakihang Hollywood stars kabilang na si Beyoncé. #PacmanPaRin
Posted by 24 Oras on Monday, May 4, 2015
Victory Mall sa Caloocan Monumento Nasunog dahil sa problema sa kuryente...
Mall sa Caloocan, nasunog; mga tindera, inireklamo noon ang problema sa kuryente....
Isang mall sa Caloocan ang nasunog nitong Lunes. Problema sa electrical wiring ang hinihinalang sanhi ng sunog.
Posted by 24 Oras on Monday, May 4, 2015
Mga katutubong Subanen na nagsisikap makatapos ng pag-aaral, nahandugan ng mga bagong gamit pang-eskwela...
Nahandugan ng mga bagong gamit pang-eskwela ng GMA Kapuso Foundation ang mga katutubong Subanen sa Misamis Occidental na nagsisikap makatapos ng pag-aaral.
Posted by 24 Oras on Monday, May 4, 2015
Panibagong oil price hike, ipatutupad mamayang hatinggabi....
May oil price hike na naman!
Posted by 24 Oras on Monday, May 4, 2015
Interview kay pambansang kamao, Manny Pacquiao
Manny Pacquiao: "Ako, kung ako, gusto ko ng rematch." #PacmanPaRin
Posted by 24 Oras on Monday, May 4, 2015
Lalaki, patay nang matumba at mabagok habang nanonood ng laban ni Pacquiao
Sa gitna ng kasiyahan at pananabik, trahedya ang tumama sa Sarangani. Ang mga kaanak ng biktima, nananawagan ng tulong kay Manny Pacquiao. #PacmanPaRin
Posted by 24 Oras on Monday, May 4, 2015
Friday, May 1, 2015
Report: US, Philippines agree on rotations to bases along South China Sea
Report: US, Philippines agree on rotations to bases along South China Sea
Amphibious assault vehicles depart the well deck of the amphibious transport dock ship USS Green Bay during exercise Balikatan in the Philippine Sea on April 18, 2015. A new defense agreement between the U.S. and the Philippines identifies eight bases in the country to which U.S. would have access. EDWARD GUTTIERREZ III/COURTESY U.S. NAVY
U.S. forces would have access to at least eight bases in the Philippines — including two near a hotly contested island group claimed by China — under a new bilateral defense agreement, according to a Philippine media report.
Armed Forces Chief of Staff Gregorio Catapang told Manila’s ABS-CBN News that during an October meeting, he and Pacific Command chief Adm. Samuel Locklear identified eight bases that the U.S. would send troop rotations through. The rotations would happen in accordance with the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, a bilateral document signed last year that gives the U.S. military the most access it has had since the Philippines ordered the U.S. to leave its former bases in the 1990s.
U.S. access to Philippine bases, which Catapang said wasn’t necessarily limited to the eight he specified, is contingent upon a Philippine court ruling over the constitutionality of the EDCA.
The U.S. Embassy in Manila was unavailable for comment on the report Monday. Pacific Command officials also were not immediately available Sunday night, Hawaii Standard Time.
Two of the specified bases, Antonio Bautista Air Base and Naval Station Carlito Cunanan in Palawan, would give the U.S. rapid access to the Spratly Islands, a collection of islets and reefs under dispute between the Philippines and China.
Recent satellite footage has shown China building artificial reefs, runway strips and other fortifications on the islands, which lie in the South China Sea and largely within the Philippines’ Exclusive Economic Zone.
The Philippines is pressing its ownership claim in international court, a process expected to take years. China declined court participation and claims the islands, along with an ambiguous right to about 90 percent of the South China Sea, by right of historical discovery.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations cast doubt on China’s actions Monday in a statement that followed a one-day summit in Malaysia.
“We share the serious concerns expressed by some leaders on the land reclamation being undertaken in the South China Sea, which has eroded trust and confidence and may undermine peace, security and stability,” the statement said.
During a Tokyo visit earlier this month, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter called island fortification attempts contrary to the “principled pursuit of peaceful interests in the region.”
“Philippines have long been a security partner of ours; we want to deepen that kind of security, and I think that the government of the Philippines wants to do the same,” Carter said. “That is reflected in the increased activity and intensity of our exercises together.”
Besides the two bases in Palawan, the six other bases named by Catapang include Fort Magsaysay in Nueva Ecija; Crow Valley in Tarlac; Basa Air Base in Pampanga; Naval Station San Miguel in Zambales; and, Benito Ebuen Air Base and Naval Base Rafael Ramos in Cebu.
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PH: China poised to take 'de facto control of S. China Sea'
KUALA LUMPUR -- (2nd UPDATE) Beijing is poised to take "de facto control" of the GMA NEWS, South China Sea, the Philippines warned Sunday, but its call for a robust Southeast Asian response at a regional summit was shot down.
Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei claim parts of the strategic body of water, but Beijing claims nearly all of it, and its increasingly strident territorial assertions have caused concern in the region and beyond.
"(China) is poised to consolidate de facto control of the South China Sea," Philippine Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario said in Kuala Lumpur a day ahead of an annual Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit.
He singled out a campaign of land reclamation on disputed reefs that has raised the spectre of permanent GMA NEWS, Chinese bases far out in the sea from which it can enforce its sovereignty.
'Stand up for what is right'
"Is it not time for ASEAN to say to our northern neighbour that what it is doing is wrong and that the massive reclamations must be immediately stopped?" del Rosario asked his fellow ministers. "Is it not time for ASEAN to finally stand up for what is right?"
But summit host Malaysia later rejected the idea of a response that could antagonise China. "We must avoid any action that would be counter-productive and bring us further apart, either amongst ourselves, or with China," Malaysian Foreign Minister Anifah Aman said. "I don't think ASEAN would like to be given an ultimatum, and by the same token I don't think China would like to be given an ultimatum."
Faced with Beijing's immense trade and diplomatic leverage, ASEAN has a history of failing to agree on strong responses over the issue on behalf of its members with disputed maritime claims.
Concern over Chinese land reclamation was re-ignited this month by satellite photos showing huge amounts of sand being dredged and dumped onto fragile coral reefs claimed by the Philippines.
Defense analysts say some of the new islands will be big enough for airstrips and other large facilities, raising the spectre of deepening Chinese domination of a waterway rich in energy reserves, fishery resources, and a vital conduit for much of world trade.
A draft statement prepared before the gathering calls for "self-restraint" at sea but avoids criticising or even mentioning China by name, a diplomatic source said previously.
'Amicable solution' sought
Anifah said "ASEAN member-states want to see that this matter should be settled amicably," and he suggested China someday allow joint use of the artificial islands.
ASEAN has pushed China for more than a decade to agree on a code of conduct at sea that would prevent rival claimants taking steps that could inflame the situation. But actual discussions only started in 2013 and have progressed slowly, with analysts saying Beijing is delaying to buy more time to consolidate its foothold.
Del Rosario said China will likely complete its reclamation projects before ever agreeing to a code of conduct, which would be rendered "irrelevant."
Anifah called Friday for China to help "speed up" the process but ASEAN has avoided tough words.
Philippine President Benigno Aquino warned in a recent AFP interview that Chinese actions "should engender fear for the rest of the world," and could threaten freedom of navigation.
The satellite photos released by the Center for Strategic and International Studies showed a flotilla of Chinese vessels dredging sand onto a feature known as Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands. Other photos showed a runway and ship harbour taking shape on Fiery Cross, also in the Spratlys.
GMA NEWS, China has angrily rejected criticism, saying it can do as it pleases in waters that are its "indisputable" territory.
Malaysia police said they arrested on Sunday 12 Islamic militants planning attacks in Kuala Lumpur during the ASEAN meeting, seizing materials that could be used to make explosives.
Police did not make clear whether the planned attacks were specifically directed at the diplomatic gathering, but have warned of rising militant activity inspired by the Islamic State jihadists in Syria.
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Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia and Brunei claim parts of the strategic body of water, but Beijing claims nearly all of it, and its increasingly strident territorial assertions have caused concern in the region and beyond.
"(China) is poised to consolidate de facto control of the South China Sea," Philippine Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario said in Kuala Lumpur a day ahead of an annual Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit.
He singled out a campaign of land reclamation on disputed reefs that has raised the spectre of permanent GMA NEWS, Chinese bases far out in the sea from which it can enforce its sovereignty.
'Stand up for what is right'
"Is it not time for ASEAN to say to our northern neighbour that what it is doing is wrong and that the massive reclamations must be immediately stopped?" del Rosario asked his fellow ministers. "Is it not time for ASEAN to finally stand up for what is right?"
But summit host Malaysia later rejected the idea of a response that could antagonise China. "We must avoid any action that would be counter-productive and bring us further apart, either amongst ourselves, or with China," Malaysian Foreign Minister Anifah Aman said. "I don't think ASEAN would like to be given an ultimatum, and by the same token I don't think China would like to be given an ultimatum."
Faced with Beijing's immense trade and diplomatic leverage, ASEAN has a history of failing to agree on strong responses over the issue on behalf of its members with disputed maritime claims.
Concern over Chinese land reclamation was re-ignited this month by satellite photos showing huge amounts of sand being dredged and dumped onto fragile coral reefs claimed by the Philippines.
Defense analysts say some of the new islands will be big enough for airstrips and other large facilities, raising the spectre of deepening Chinese domination of a waterway rich in energy reserves, fishery resources, and a vital conduit for much of world trade.
A draft statement prepared before the gathering calls for "self-restraint" at sea but avoids criticising or even mentioning China by name, a diplomatic source said previously.
'Amicable solution' sought
Anifah said "ASEAN member-states want to see that this matter should be settled amicably," and he suggested China someday allow joint use of the artificial islands.
ASEAN has pushed China for more than a decade to agree on a code of conduct at sea that would prevent rival claimants taking steps that could inflame the situation. But actual discussions only started in 2013 and have progressed slowly, with analysts saying Beijing is delaying to buy more time to consolidate its foothold.
Del Rosario said China will likely complete its reclamation projects before ever agreeing to a code of conduct, which would be rendered "irrelevant."
Anifah called Friday for China to help "speed up" the process but ASEAN has avoided tough words.
Philippine President Benigno Aquino warned in a recent AFP interview that Chinese actions "should engender fear for the rest of the world," and could threaten freedom of navigation.
The satellite photos released by the Center for Strategic and International Studies showed a flotilla of Chinese vessels dredging sand onto a feature known as Mischief Reef in the Spratly Islands. Other photos showed a runway and ship harbour taking shape on Fiery Cross, also in the Spratlys.
GMA NEWS, China has angrily rejected criticism, saying it can do as it pleases in waters that are its "indisputable" territory.
Malaysia police said they arrested on Sunday 12 Islamic militants planning attacks in Kuala Lumpur during the ASEAN meeting, seizing materials that could be used to make explosives.
Police did not make clear whether the planned attacks were specifically directed at the diplomatic gathering, but have warned of rising militant activity inspired by the Islamic State jihadists in Syria.
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United States and other countries will be welcome to use civilian facilities China is building in the South China Sea for search and rescue and weather forecasting "when conditions are right."
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