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Thursday, May 7, 2015
Mother’s Day Gift: Other Than Flowers Looking for a gift this coming mother’s day?
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
Thursday, April 30, 2015
#1 Mother Teresa Quotes #GodQoutes
We need to find God, and he cannot be found in noise and restlessness. God is the friend of silence. See how nature - trees, flowers, grass- grows in silence; see the stars, the moon and the sun, how they move in silence... We need silence to be able to touch souls.
#GodQoutes
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
US sharing PHL techniques in Balikatan with other allies
"We are using what we have learned from our Filipino counterparts in helping other countries."
Posted by GMA News on Wednesday, April 29, 2015
“We can assure you that we are using what we have learned from our Filipino counterparts in helping other countries,” said Col. David Womack in a statement. Womack is the commander of the US Army contingent in the Balikatan exercises.
Womack said the US soldiers are also better as the two sides exchanged knowledge and skills during the military exercises. He said among the things the US side learned were techniques in responding to disasters. However, Col. Laurence Mina, commander of Philippine Army contingent, said the US troops were particularly interested in jungle survival skills.Global Markets: Asia shares pause, dollar pressured before Fed
SYDNEY - Asian share markets paused near seven-year peaks on Wednesday while investors exited crowded positions in the US dollar as the Federal Reserve wraps up a two-day policy meeting.
The broad retreat in the US currency came as a string of soft data seemed to push back the day when the Fed might start lifting rates, and defied a jump in Treasury yields.
Trading was thinner on Wednesday with Japanese markets on holiday and little in the way of major data due in Asian time.
That helped the dollar index stabilize at 96.111 after touching the lowest since March 5. The euro stood at $1.0970 having stopped short of resistance at $1.1000.
The dollar fared better on the yen at 118.84 as Japan's central bank is expected to reaffirm its massive stimulus campaign at a policy meeting on Thursday.
Talk of more policy easing in China has also put a bid under many regional stock markets. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan inched up to their highest since early 2008.
Australian stocks eased 0.2 percent after repeatedly shying away from a major psychological barrier at 6,000.
On Wall Street the Dow had ended Tuesday with gains of 0.4 percent, while the S&P 500 rose 0.28 percent and the Nasdaq dipped 0.1 percent.
Aiding the Dow was a 1.9 percent gain in IBM shares after the company hiked its quarterly dividend by 18 percent, the biggest increase in five years.
Apple hit a record high after posting stellar results, but still ended down 1.6 percent. Shares of Twitter dropped as much as 24 percent after its results disappointed, before closing with a loss of 18.2 percent.
The Fed's latest policy statement will come just hours after data are expected to show the US economy grew at a pedestrian 1 percent annualised pace in the first quarter, partly due to bad weather and a port strike.
The Fed has so far played down the softness in the hope of a rebound in the second quarter, and there have been hints of a much-needed upturn in wages and inflation.
"Investors are approaching FOMC with the view it will bore as much as possible. The risk is that what is neutral to the Fed may be surprisingly upbeat to the market," said analysts at Citi.
"We would not see this as a big near-term boost to the dollar and bond yields, but more a reminder that the Fed remains hopeful that data will improve sufficiently for a lift off in September."
Yields on 10-year US Treasury paper were near one-month highs at 2.010 percent on Wednesday, having drifted up from 1.90 percent at the start of the week.
Oil prices slipped as expectations US crude stockpiles have reached record highs offset security scares in the Middle East and support from a softer dollar.
More from: GMA NEWS
The broad retreat in the US currency came as a string of soft data seemed to push back the day when the Fed might start lifting rates, and defied a jump in Treasury yields.
Posted by GMA News on Wednesday, April 29, 2015
A Guy Rides the Jeepney, You Would Never Believe What Happens Next!
A Guy Rides the Jeepney, You Would Never Believe What Happens Next! #QikOrItDidntHappen
Make Use Of Your Iphone, Android And Windows Phone, Try This.....................
The hairiest morning commute everrrr! Watch to believe, bro! #QikOrItDidntHappen
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Who Will Be The Next Shaira Luna? #giftedmovement #PromilPreSchool
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[MOMMIES] Gusto Mo Bang Makasama Ang Child Mo Sa PROMIL Mother's Day Video? #giftedmovement #Promil #PromilPreSchool...
Posted by Atlarep Asaidas on Tuesday, April 28, 2015
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