The list of successful examinees to the June 2008 nursing board exams conducted by the Professional Regulations Commission (PRC) of the Philippines will be posted here immediately upon its release.
For the list of other professional exams, please refer to the PRC Board Exam Results.
Update:Fare Hike Deferred. Well, at least they are able to stop unlicensed buses from plying Metro Manila. Update:
The explosive revelations in Brian Gorell’s blog a couple of years ago opened not only the alleged secret lives of the country’s elite set, but questions on the scope of libel in cyberspace. First, it is important to know the definition of libel under Philippine laws. Article 353 of the Revised Penal Code defines libel…
The news headlines during the past several weeks all highlighted the food crisis with an emphasis on the rice shortage and the unending surge in the price of petroleum. Everyone seems to be in agreement that both issues are expected to remain in the limelight within the next couple of years. If that is the…
UPDATE: Motorists are to advised to drive carefully and be on the lookout for road spikes. Incidents of vehicles being disabled because of punctured tires were reported early today along the southbound stretch of EDSA, in front of the Manila Central University. The Pinagkaisang Samahan ng mga Tsuper at Operators Nationwide (PISTON) leads a transport…
The success of musical wonder Paul Potts was jumpstarted by a television program called Britain's Got Talent. It airs on both Britain and Ireland (ITV and TV3 respectively) and it is one of UK's most popular programs. In Britain's Got talent, singers, dancers, comedians, variety acts, and just about anyone who believe they have something…
The headlines are now talking about NFA's failure to bid out the Philippine's rice requirements. A few days ago, the suggestions in this site include: – Free for all rice importation and removal of tariffs, VAT, etc.. At this point, the government charges rice imports a customs duty (tariff) of 40~50% and a value added…