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Do you really think the Philippines officiated and played "fair and square" in the 23rd SEA Games?

As the 23rd Southeast Asian Games came to a close, the question remains if the recent critical remarks of Thailand's Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has "exponentially strained" relations, wherein he raised questions about the officiating results by the Philippines at the recent SEA Games. But his statement was "taken out of context" and that the Philippines and Thailand still "has good relations", according to Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Today is Dec 09, 2005
 
Senate hears 4 witnesses on polls
Senators informed of cheating details
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1.1 M gov’t employees to get P5,000 bonus
With Christmas just around the corner, President Arroyo yesterday granted an additional bonus of R5,000 to each of the 1.1 million government employees in appreciation for their hard work and dedication to public service.

Mayuga installed new Navy chief, replacing De Leon
Vice Admiral Mateo Mayuga was formally installed yesterday as the 28th flag officer-in-command of the 26,000-strong Philippine Navy and vowed to implement strict reform programs and cost-saving measures, including a ban on projects that have no relevance to the mission of the naval force.

Peso closes at strongest level vs dollar in 2.5 years
WTO okays TRIPS amendments
Morales dumps pa as cornerman
Are there funds for next campaign?
Busy Bianca is the ‘King’ of this year’s MMFF
Kristine Hermosa not moving to GMA-7!
‘Ultraelectromagneticjam’ Volume 2 is well underway
‘Hoy, Pinoy ako!’
‘New CA’ unveils vision to help enterprises effectively manage their IT infrastructure
Intel unveils vision for mobility
Low Internet access is a big challenge, says PDLT chair
Paskuhan sa GenSan
Manila Pavilion unveils Xmas season offerings
P1-M IPAR2 kicks off today
Senate committee endorses bill strengthening RP tourism
Makati cops probing LTA building attack
NAIA staff ordered to smile, be cheerful
Relief rushed to flood victims
Seized illegal drugs remain with PDEA
Greenville College
Lighting the path to a brighter future
Entertained by Samsung Z300
THE CANON SELPHY CP510
Opening Pages
Shuttle XPC SK21G - Small, Elegant, Powerful
Plextor Dual-Layer USB DVD Recorder
Family food
The Recipe Ethics
 
International Anti-Corruption Day
Our Yuletide wish
Learning with the heart in mind
Heart problems affecting kids who eat out
Medical cure for male-pattern baldness
THE GOVERNOR’ S BALL
Angel Thoughts
Soiree Beaujolais
Women protest vs poverty
Zamboanga RTC sentences 2 persons to life prison term for illegal recruitment
Solons OK P8.3-B ARMM budget
Driver in US Marines’ case fails to submit his affidavit
Optra Estate launched at Bangkok Motor Expo
Island Paradise Adventure
Isuzu unveils Alterra 4x4
Ford believes youth is hope of road safety
MATERIAL ISSUE
Not So Trivial Pursuit

SENATE HEARING.
Witness Ahmare Lucman (foreground in left photo) testifies in yesterday’s hearing on election fraud and wiretapping held by the Senate Committee on Defense and Security headed by Sen. Rodolfo Biazon. Flanking Biazon in right photo are Senate President Franklin Drilon (right) and Sen. Alfredo Lim. Seated to the left of Lucman are (from left) Atty. Robert Rafael Pulido, Lucman’s legal counsel; Hadji Abdullah Dalidig, Lanao del Sur Namfrel provincial chairman; Ray Sumalipac, Lanao del Sur Comelec director; Comelec Chairman Benjamin Abalos, Atty. Jaime Paz, Comelec chief of staff; and Judge Nagamura Moner of the Sharia Circuit Court of Wao Bumbaran. (Luis ‘Boy’ Garcia)
Metro Manila: Mostly cloudy with rainshowers and thunderstorms.

Cebu: Mostly cloudy with rainshowers and thunderstorms.

Davao: Partly cloudy to cloudy with isolated rainshowers and thunderstorms.

Temperature range — 25°C – 31°C
Tides — High: 2:35 a.m., 1.23 m.
Low: 12:47 p.m., 0.13 m.

Sunrise — 5:45 a.m.
Sunset — 6:00 p.m.

As of 2005-12-08
SHARES AVE CH VALUE
PHISIX  2,113.60  0.00  10.18 
ALLSHARES  1,277.29  0.00  4.27 
SME  100.00  0.00  0.00 
OIL  2.91  0.00  0.01 
MIN  2,862.17  0.00  4.12 
PTY  813.21  0.00  9.11 
CI  3,290.24  0.00  8.60 
FIN  633.34  0.00  0.28 

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