Da 2011 Manila World-Cup

Catch ya!!

France vs. Oceania-Pacific 1-0

France vs. Angeles City 2-0

France vs. Philippines 3-1

France vs. Spain

Pendant ce temps la..

1-0

still 1-0

How much longer can your legs get man?

Final score 2-0

France vs. Japan 3-1

The supporters are getting ready for da 1/4 final

France vs. Holland

2-0

1 minutes to go

2-1 our keeper did a hand ball supposedly

10seconds to go

it's finished

the ref is enjoying his game

2 minutes later 2-2

nothing to go, wala, niet!!

Penalties

Defeat, elimination, amertume, fuck the ref

Jesus's mad

Rain pouring like crazy

Tournament cancelled

San Miguels pouring like crazy !!!

French singing til the bar is dry...

Tagaytay failure?

Taal Volcano continues intensified seismic activity

MANILA, Philippines - Taal volcano continued to show an intensified seismic activity in the past 24 hours, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) today reported.

Phivolcs said in its bulletin issued at 8 a.m., a total of 31 volcanic earthquakes were recorded during the past 24 hours in Taal Volcano.

It said that five of the volcanic earthquakes were felt at Intensity 1 and Intensity 2 in barangays Pira-Piraso and Calaauit located at the northeast and southeast sectors of the volcano.

An Intensity 1 volcanic quake was recorded at 11:41 a.m. yesterday and four Intensity 2 volcanic quakes were recorded at 7:26 a.m., 9:28 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and 6:16 p.m.

Phivolcs yesterday reported a "remarkable increase in the seismic activity" of the volcano, recording a total of 151 events from Sunday to early morning of Monday.

One of the volcanic quakes was felt at Intensity 1, nine were felt at Intensity 2, another quake was felt at Intensity 3 and one more was felt at Intensity 4.

Phivolcs said that volcanic quakes reported on Monday and today were "accompanied by rumbling sounds."

Alert Level 2 remains hoisted in Taal Volcano, meaning magma has been intruding towards the surface and an explosion is possible.

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BOI investments surge 262% in January-April

By Ma. Elisa P. Osorio (The Philippine Star) May 09, 2011

MANILA, Philippines - Investments approved by the Board of Investments (BOI) surged by 262 percent to P148 billion during the first four months of this year from only P41 billion a year ago.

“This is a good start for us because investors are coming back. There was a slow growth in 2010 but now we have already recovered,” BOI officer in charge Efren V. Leano told reporters.

The BOI approved 97 projects during the four-month period, up 67 percent from 58 a year ago. These projects are also expected to create employment for 18,916 workers, up 162 percent from only 7,222 in 2010. “This would help cover jobs lost in the Middle East. This could allevaite some fo the overflow as a result of the displacement of some overseas Filipino workers.”

Likewise, Leano noted that there are more investmentsfrom domestic firms. Investments from local investors amounted to P139 billion while foreign investments stood at P8 billion.

Leano said that it is good to note that domestic firms are now investing in the country. “This shows that the Filipino is confident in his own country because they are putting their money here now as opposed to four or five years ago.”

On the other hand, the biggest foreign investor noted by BOI was the Netherlands followed by the United States and Singapore. Investments from Singapore soared by 6,000 percent for the first four months. Leano said that among ASEAN countries, Singapore emerged as the country’s largest investors.

Investments from Japan dropped 72 percent but Leano said they are hopeful that the figures will recover by June. “Based on the projections, car companies in Japan will be back on their feet by June and come November and December they will go full blast.”

The manufacturing sector accounted for the bull of the investments pie with 63 percent followed by the in electricity and gas sector and the real estate sector.

Investments in real estate activities grew by 320 percent in the first four months to P23 billion. The BOI has touted this year as the year of mass housing because many mass housing projects were approved during the 2010 Investment Priorities Plan.

The biggest investor for the period was Petron Corp. for its P75 billion project followed by the Energy Development Corp. with P14 billion and New Carcar Manufacturing with P11 billion.

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