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Heidiland: Boracay Deli - Wide Array of Cheese
Heidiland, the name is taken from a Swiss town near the Alps. Yes, the owner is Swiss, its very much like the famed Santi's here in Manila, selling wide array of cheese , cold cuts, Angus beef's, and other European brand of delis.
The staff are all very knowledgeable of the items that they are selling and all very helpful.
The shop is not for all, but it is really a favorite haunt of the foreigners living in Boracay that miss the salamis and cheeses widely available in Europe.
What to buy: There are a wide choice of imported European cheese, that you can buy with minimum of 100grams.
Fresh vegetables are also available, good for salads.
If you want to prepare your own sandwich, for island hopping trip, buy some cold cuts, cheese, and those baguette's 2 the store. Very near that place is Ralph's Spirits for some wine, as a perfect complement.
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Talipapa Souvenir Center: Accessories, souvenirs and more
Talipapa, in local language, means small flea market. In this case, small shops adjacent to each other sell shirts, caps, refrigerator magnets, and other local crafts printed with "Boracay". Since they sell similar items, each one tries to undo the others in terms of sales by offering low price and discounts.
What to buy: My sisters and I are collectors of shot glass and we made it a "habit" to buy one from every place we have been to. This time, I bought one with "paraw" design.
What to pay: I had the shot glass at P50 or about P20 less than the original price.- Budget Travel
D' Talipapa: Souvenirs and etc....
Spend hours of looking around this island market, just a walkaway from the White Beach stretching to the main road. It has countless of stalls, mini marts, boutiques and shops of clothes and jewelries, handicrafts and souvenirs. Stalls of fruits and vegetables are not rare, barber and tattoo shops and many more. I love those salt water pearl i found here in talipapa. Purchase your souvenirs or little presents for your friends back home. Try to bargain if you will buy more than one unit.
The unque thing here is: you can buy and choose the ingredients of your fav food and let them cook(restaurant) the way you like it. Mine is just laswa(a sort of vege soup mostly with green ones ).
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The Original Talipapa: Bargain Prices for Boracay Souvenirs
The original talipapa was burned down a year ago , much publicized due to questionable source of fire. The new talipapa is just before Boat Station 3, its a tiny alley leading to the area with more than 50 stalls, selling Boracay T-Shirts, Boracay famous lamps, souvenir items, sarong etc.
The price of souvenir items is much much lower than on the stores found along D'Mall and on busy White Beach, you can bargain esp if you are buying several items.
Better go there early in the morning, when all the store keeper are looking for their "buena mano customer", they will definitely give you a good price, as a sign of good luck for them.
What to buy:
Ref magnets that is shaped as fish, octupus,dolphins or starfish (labelled with Boracay), all carved from wood are fast selling at 6 pcs for 100 pesos.
The biggest size of Boracay lamps, made of printed cloth is selling at 200 pesos. We are able to bargain up to 170 pesos per piece, if buying a set (2 pieces).
For the smallest lamp, original price is 25 pesos each, but you can bargain up to 3 pieces for 50 pesos.
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D'Mall: Shop till you drop!
A shopping area with a beach setting, sand and wind ambience. I never get out from this area without buying any thing! There are lot of stalls selling beach and souvenir items. There is also ATM here, various coffee shops, bars, and restaurants. You can enjoy shopping here with low prices and great beach atmosphere. There is also some delights for kids and sportys as well. Be sure not to buy too much to avoid baggage overweight......Caticlan flights are limited to 10 kilos only.
Talipapa - Stn 3: Johaima
Got super bargains from this lady - Johaima. She's selling various souveniers such as sarongs, tshirts, lamps, etc.
What to buy: sarong, lamps, pajamas, shirts (tacky souveniers hehehe)
What to pay: We got the small lamps at 20each, sarongs at around 120 (i think), pajamas at around 110, shirts at less than 100.- Budget Travel
Budget Mart: New modern grocery store
This Budget Mart located at the D'Mall facing the Main road, recently opened. You can find everything you might need in one place. Fresh foods, household items, drinks & snack, etc.
It is more than a 7-11, consider it a mini (American) Safeway Grocery Store.- Beaches
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Funky Lighting: The Funkiest Lamps!
Funky Lighting sell a weird and wonderful variety of lamps in many different styles and colours, and they are all hand made on the island. You won't have seen anything quite like these before.
What to buy: There are many different styles, some made from handmade paper, others made from cocoa or mango leaves. Check out the cute 'gecko' lamp.
What to pay: Prices vary. They can also arrange for orders to be packed and shipped home for you. -
Pearl Accessories & RTW Shop: Pearl & RTW's
This shop is located in D'Talipapa area, Stall#83. Here you can buy good quality of pearl accessories and other trendy jewelries. Also native things and souvenirs are available. Certainly, i recommend this shop because the propreitor is very friendly and willing to help you find your taste. Just look for Emmah.
Beach Vendors: Catch of the Day!
It doesn't come much fresher than this! Why buy your seafood from the market when you can buy it from a local fisherman on the beach? Watch out for guys passing by carrying boxes and baskets. There's even a guy who sells delicious hot roasted chicken. You'll recognise him by his loud shouts of "Lechon Manok!"
If your resort doesn't offer a cooking service, ask around - many places will be happy to BBQ your meal for you.
What to buy: Many things are available - fish, prawns, squid, oysters, lobster...
What to pay: Prices vary depending on what you buy and how much it weighs. It's usually cheaper to buy seafood from a beach vendor than from a shop.- Budget Travel
Kaycee Shoes: Hand Made Sandals
Searching for an unusual souvenir or personalised present? This shop can create a pair of sandals for you to almost any design, or you can choose from some of the weird and wonderful creations mounted on the wall. They'll also repair broken shoes/bags for you for P10.
What to pay: The price for a basic pair of sandals starts at around P150.- Budget Travel
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Django Leathercrafts: Handmade Leather Bags
This is my favourite little shop in the Plazoleta; it is owned and run by a local musician and artist called Diango. You can see him at work creating beautiful handmade leather bags, some of them adorned with puka shells, beads, or bells made by the T'Boli tribe from Mindanao. No two bags are the same so they make lovely gifts (if you can bear to part with them)!
What to buy: Bags, lamps, sarongs, drums, clothing and other arts and crafts.
What to pay: Bags start at around P1200- Budget Travel
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Paulo Collection: Bikini Blur
They have several shops around the island but the one with the most stuff is at D'Mall. You'll love their wide selection of swimsuits, surf shorts, sarongs, and other cool beachwear. And, if you break a snap on your bikini top, they'll have a replacement on hand.
What to pay: $15-20 for a black bikini? Definitely a bargain!- Beaches
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Footloose vendors: Side street shopping
Along the sand street of Boracay are ambulant vendors selling trinkets and fashion accessories. These are made from beads, stones, shells and other local materials. Most of these vendors have small tables where they display their wares from around 8am to 10pm.
What to buy: The selection of fashion accessories is wide and the designs can rival the more expensive ones sold in Manila department stores. I bought 3 pairs of dangling earrings as gifts for my sisters (and myself).
What to pay: Each pair costs P30 but I was able to haggle and got it at P25. -
Stables: Local Art
It's just one of those little shack-like shops along the beach that you'd pass in between station 2 to station 1. They sell a little bit of the usual stuff...beads, sarongs, wood sculptures and some local art.
An added bonus is the little bar right next door run by an Italian-American lady from San Francisco...right now I can't remember her name. She bakes calamansi (local lemon) cakes and serves different kinds of tea and coffee.
What to buy: We discovered that Stables is like a little gallery for a few artist friends of the owner. Ended up buying a 30 x 48 inch (or something like that) painting for the bargain price of $60. It's hanging in the living room in Maine.- Arts and Culture
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On Friday our daughter became Doctor Tegan Wetherbee Roobol, with a doctorate in physical therapy. Seven and a half years of college finally coming to a successful end. On to the next chapter in her life; hopefully a chapter not too far away from where we live. Tom
Congratulations are in order! However, I hope the student loans are manageable, and a good job in the near future!!
Congratulations to her! I hope she goes where she will be happiest, even if that means getting as far away as possible from her selfish, smothering parents.
Good comment about student loans. She is in pretty good shape. She made it through undergrad without any loans. She does have loans now, but she did a lot of GA work, which helped, and her husband is an aerospace engineer. His loans are paid off, so they only have hers to worry about. Tom
Nice! She won't have to stay married to him for too long much longer. (A study seemed to indicate that after no-fault divorce laws were introduced married couples were less willing to support each other through college. )
That's a smart daughter! It's less stress she will have to worry about and more energy she can devote to a job. That's the next hurdle, I wish her luck!

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Is it wrong to say that this is by far the funniest entry in this blog? I mean, sorry about your discomfort and all, but I personally laughed my bag off courtesy of your wonderful ability to articulate intestinal misfortune.
End of trip.... or... not....
Trip Start
Apr 21, 2010
Trip End
May 31, 2010
Where I stayed
We left New Plymouth on Tuesday morning, sadly, heading towards Auckland for my last night in New Zealand. We checked into the hotel... which was UN-FLIPPIN-REAL. It was the Skycity Hotel which is right at SkyTower, that big tower thing that looks like every other pointy thing in big cities. The Stratosphere/Calgary Tower/CN Tower of Auckland. And we were on the top floor of the hotel, so our view was absolutely outstanding. We only had an hour or so to get ready before we headed off to the theater to see AVENUE Q!!!! WHOO HOO!! The theater itself was incredible. Called Civic Theater, it was the most beautiful theater I've ever been in. Of course, the show was HILARIOUS, Shenan just about peed himself when they did the songs, "The Internet Is For Porn" and "My Girlfriend Who Lives In Canada". LOL and he thinks Trekkie Monster is the coolest monster ever. Which, of course, he is. If some of you who are reading this don't know what Avenue Q is..... just think, it's Sesame Street only for adults. Puppets having sex on stage, F-bombs... It's hysterical. Any show that says, "Grab your dick and double-click for Porn!! Porn!! Porn!!" is good in my books.
So anyways, we walk the streets of Auckland for a while, and then back to Skytower for a bite to eat. Because we hadn't had supper, we were starving, and didn't find a place to have something until after midnight. I had a BLT wrap (I know, BORING), but this is important for the latter part of this adventure. This little, boring, non-descript BLT wrap that initially cost around $10 has now cost $700 and counting....
So the next morning, I wake up, and immediately must make a dash to the bathroom to call Ralph on the big white porcelain phone. This is how my day began. So as the morning progressed and my Techicolor Rainbow of Stomach Contents is continuing to fly forth, I am now laying on the bathroom floor, praying for the release of my life. I mean, I had a fair bit of wine the night before, but not THAT much bloody wine. And what was strange was that, my head felt fine, my whole body felt fine, with the exception that every oraface of my body was evacuating itself. Then, the pain started. Like, I had just got a shank to the gut like a drug deal gone bad, wrenching stabbing pain in my stomach. This is when Shenan determined that it was time to see a doctor. We're now at 7 hours until I have to be at the airport, starting the check-in procedures for a 14 hour flight to Canada.
We, of course, get lost because Chops has a skill for it, and because he knows Auckland like I know Dallas, TX (which is not at all), and in New Zealand, they don't label ANYTHING. The road markings are so insanely miniscule, they don't mark anything properly, and when they do, it's useless information. I mean, they'll state the obvious, like "Rumble Edge Lines" or "Uneven Road Surface", but heaven forbid they say, "HOSPITAL: THIS WAY". So we finally make it to Auckland City Hospital to the emergency ward. Where, of course, being from Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada, I figure we're going to be waiting there for the next 3 weeks to even get asked what the problem is. But, to my amazement, they have a nurse right there who asks you all of your symptoms, takes your blood pressure, gets you to fill out a quick form, and then you're whisked down the ward to the emergency beds, where I was instructed to put on a gown and lie down, they immediately had an IV in me to take samples and give me something to rehydrate me, and within 10 minutes, I already was being seen by a doctor. Unbelievable. So anyways, because they had sent all of my body juice work to the lab, we had to wait until the results came back, and it ended up that they had to retake my blood because something went wrong with the initial vat they took from me. But they kept me pumped full of wicked-good drugs, and even gave Shenan coffee while he was sitting there, and I was checked on and had someone at my side almost every 5 mintues. It was incredible. And after they got me stoned on pain meds, and I got starry-eyed and sleepy, they even turned down the light in my little bed so that I could sleep. LOL So cool. So then they determined that it was food poisoning. FOOD POISONING. From my little BLT Sangwich.
SO while in my hospital bed, stoned off my ass, licking the bedrails, I now have a decision to make. Do I fly out tonight, or do I push my flight back. Doctor didn't advise flying out, but said that, as long as I wasn't throwing up like crazy, she would give me the green light to fly, but it certainly wouldn't be a comfortable flight for me. And after talking to the nurse, who described in gory detail about when she had a stomach flu and had to fly, and had to shit on descent and they wouldn't let her get out of her seat, and the feeling that you're going to poo your pants.... you know, that pretty much sealed the deal for me. Thank you, nurse Betty and your descriptive accounts of in-air bowel discomfort. So Shenan phones up the travel agent, and she cancels the flight just in time for the deadline, which is 5:00, an hour before I'm supposed to be at the airport. He also rings up my medical insurance company to start the claim through my medical insurance, since it was the very last day that it was good for. (he's so good, doing all this for me. I was so stoned, I would have probably told them that I was a ballerina from Uzbekistan and I rode a pink pony to New Zealand)
So I got discharged from the hospital a little after 5:00pm, so I was there for a little over 4 hours. Then we drove back to New Plymouth. It only took us 2 minutes to drive back, at least for me, because I was in a coma in the passenger seat the whole way. I haven't had that much sleep in a long time, which is good, because it helped the discomfort pass, and now today, I feel MUCH better than I did yesterday. Still not 100% and SOLID, but gettin there, at least I can eat real food now, and not just crackers and water.
So as it turns out, of course, being the OPTIMIST I am, I did NOT get cancellation insurance on my policy. Take it from me first hand kids.... GET THE CANCELLATION INSURANCE. LOL Seriously. I NEVER travel without medical insurance, but I took the cheap way out on the cancellation insurance. Der. But it ends up it's not near as much as I thought it might be, and because we contacted the airline before the cancel deadline, I can reschedule for much cheaper. But the next flight out is May 30th. So my adventure will continue for another week and a half. Can't see it being incredibly interesting though, we're probably going to stick pretty close to home. Talk about timing, eh?
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2005 mercury sable will crank,but will not drive. could this be a simple sensor or the transmission its self
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
car felt like it was running on sheets of ice and the road was clear of rain ice and debree. then today at the bank it just quit driving. it will go into gear and stay running, however it will not drive RPM going up but will not drive. need to know if it could be a simple sensor or something far worse like the transmission or a transmission sensor. trying to get a awnser before i take it to the dealer and they get over on me.
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birdguy answered 3 years ago
Well to me it sounds like the transmission. My 93 thunderbird goes in to gear then it will go out of gear at time so i rev it up and it kicks back in. but the only time it does it is when it is not warmed up. Good luck..
wb6epp answered 2 years ago
Have the trans serviced to make sure the filter is not clogged. Also look for particals in the bottom of the trans pan.
judge_roy answered 2 years ago
Is it way below freezing temp. if it is your problem will vanish once it warms up.
Marilyn answered 4 months ago
I have the exact same car and have the exact same problem. Even after I let it warm up, it still would not move. I just had almost $500 of repairs done. So frustrating! I'm hoping it is something simple. dhensley78: what did your problem end up being?
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #115: That worked out well; What now for conservatives? | The defund ObamaCare effort that didn't, the hold the debt limit effort that didn't and the cut spending tack that kept the status quo. Other than that, these last 3 weeks have been great for Republicans, who can only agree to disagree with each other | 10/18/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #113: The Shutdown And The Downfall of Man | The government shutdown has DC in mass hysterics. President Obama is cynical. How does the Common Man feel? Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier discuss the downfall of America. Is it permanent? Joined by Brad W. Jackson, producer extraordinaire. | 10/4/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #112: Burning Down The Average Guy | How Barack Obama and the elites honor big donors, big business, and big interests at the expense of the average American. Melissa Clouthier and Producer Brad Jackson rant while Andrew Malcolm chimes in during this emotional Malcolm and Melissa episode. | 9/27/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #111: Obama's Syria Policy: Let's Blow Stuff Up! | Blurb: Foreign policy expert and former Marine Steve Schippert joins Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier to discuss Syria, President Obama, Congress and the action America should take there. | 9/17/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #110: Obamcare Invites You To Scam The Government | Here's how you, too, can get thousands of dollars worth of coverage for basically nothing Chris Jacobs joins Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier on Malcolm & Melissa to discuss how the Obamacare exchanges can easily be scammed and how Americans would... | 7/31/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #109: Obamacare Invades Your Personal Life | If you think the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is nosy, wait til you see how Obamacare will know everything about you. John Merline of Investors.com joins Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier on the Malcolm & Melissa podcast to share his findin... | 7/26/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #108: Obama – Scandalized! | Are all the government scandals just the same scandal? Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier add up the mountain of evidence: Benghazi, the EPA, the IRS, the State Department, the DOJ, and on and on. Does it matter? Will it stick? | 6/14/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #107: Why do Red States Succeed and Blue States Fail? | John Merline of Investors.com explains why Red States succeed and Blue States fail. Andrew Malcolm (from failing California) and Melissa Clouthier (from thriving Texas) discuss the truth that liberals seem unwilling to see. | 6/3/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #106: Elizabeth Scalia Talks About Her Book Strange Gods: The Idols We Make Of Ourselves | Author Elizabeth Scalia joins Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier to discuss the cult of self and the idols we put before God. She speaks of the god of coolness, sex, technology, and ideology and how they're robbing people of relationship not only to ... | 5/22/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #105: Scandalpalooza – Which Obama Scandal Is Worst? Benghazi, IRS, AP Wiretapping? | National Review Online's Jim Geraghty answers the question: Which scandal is worst for Democrats and America? A positive spin by Jim! | 5/17/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #104: Plumbing the Obama poll numbers you won't find in the MSM | This week M&M talk again with IBD's senior earth-vexing varlet Terry Jones to biopsy the latest monthly IBD poll. (Historically among the nation's most accurate, btw.) He finds surprising – and for conservatives, encouraging – news buried within. | 5/10/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #103: Gosnell, Benghazi, and bring on the pain | Kermit Gosnell, a botched Benghazi (and covered up) and the anticipation of locusts: Malcolm and Melissa look at a society going down the toilet and the man who is making it happen. | 5/3/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #102: | In case you missed it! | 5/3/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #101: Pope Francis, a man for this time and any faith | Millions of people around the world, many of them not Roman Catholic, have sensed that this new Pope Francis is somehow very different from his predecessors. Our good and dear friend, Eugene Kennedy, confirms in his unique Renaissance-man approach that... | 4/11/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #100: Is Ted Cruz The Next President? | Ted Cruz speaks to Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier about Medicaid expansion, gun filibuster, how American citizens can make a difference, and his eligibility for running for President. | 4/3/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #99: America Destroyed | While Africa rises, America falls. America experiences a historic rise in STD's in young people, meanwhile Africa's AIDs epidemic is declining. Is America lost and can the decline be stopped? Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier discuss the issues. | 3/29/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #98: A Chicago-Style CPAC? | Was CPAC's nervous energy caused by Barack Obama's Chicago style? Maybe so. Andrew Malcom and Melissa Clouthier discuss what is troubling the conservative heart. | 3/22/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #97: Rand New: Did Rand Paul Just Remake The GOP? | Rand Paul speaks truth to power with a 13 hour filibuster. Does it matter? In the last half, Malcolm and Melissa argue: Are the American people morons or was the failure Mitt? | 3/7/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #96: Obamacare: How to game the Obamacare System! | Obamacare: IBD health care expert John Merline explains how to get around Obamacare IRS rules to benefit. Special advice for young people! How the Medicaid Exchanges will fail. Why smart people feel doomed. | 2/28/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #95: Guns and Girls, Obama and Sequestration | Gayle Trotter of the Independent Women's Forum joins Malcolm and Melissa to talk about her controversial Congressional testimony about women and guns. Bob Beckel gets a mention. Finally, a word on Jesse Jackson Jr. and more talk of the Chicago Way. | 2/20/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #94: How Minimum Wage Increases Hurt The Young And What Obama Is REALLY Up To With the SOTU; Phil Kerpen Exp | Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, explains the minimum wage law and what President Obama hopes to achieve in his second term. Also, should Republicans be afraid of losing the House in 2014? Listen and find out the answer. American Commitment | 2/15/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #93: Obama Drones On: Targeted Killing of Americans and Circular Firing Squads | Obama and the Assault Media™ defend drones killing American citizens meanwhile Malcolm and Melissa argue about circular firing squads. Karl Rove and Christine O'Donnell make an appearance. Link: If It Will Save a Single Life, | 2/8/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #92: Josh Trevino and Conn Carroll Debate The Immigration Debate | Senior editorial writer at the Washington Examiner Conn Carroll and Vice President for Communications at Texas Public Policy Foundation Josh Trevino discuss illegal immigration, solutions, messaging and more. | 1/30/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #91: The Economy Unmasked | Inauguration, abortion, women in combat, guns, and it's all masking the one issue that matters to Americans: The Economy. Malcolm and Melissa discuss what the Obama administration is up to and why it's working. | 1/25/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #90: News As Theater: Barack Obama & Children, Manti Te'o & A Fake Girlfriend, Lance Armstrong's Fake Ca | Blurb: Barack Obama uses children, Manti Te'o gets used (or does he?), Lance Armstrong abuses performance enhancing drugs, and Jodi Foster begs to be left alone, but she's lonely. Malcolm and Melissa discuss all this and more. | 1/18/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #89: Guns & Glamor | While Malcolm takes a vacation, Producer Brad and Melissa make mischief talking the Oscar nominees and then talking guns. Finally, they end on the Big American Question. Find out the answer. Listen! Here are the audio links we referenced: http://oscar. | 1/10/2013 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #88: Love and Suffering | Eugene Kennedy, former Catholic priest and current professor emeritus at Loyola University discusses the Sandy Hook school murders that happened in Newtown, Connecticut. Are guns or Asperger's or mental illness the real issue? | 12/19/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #87: Violence | Violence--union and random--discussed by Malcolm and Melissa. What's the solution? How do you help prevent these sorts of tragedies? | 12/14/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #86: The Fiscal Cliff and the Bolsheviks | Malcolm and Melissa and misery and malaise. The Fiscal Cliff is dissected. The mess in Syria and the Middle East also talked about. Basically the world is on fire and Barack Obama feels fine. Link: Washington Post Fiscal Cliff Infographic [Excellent] | 12/7/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #85: Fiscal Cliffs and Phantom Negotiations | The Republicans and their lose-lose proposition and what to do about it. Also, is social media making us worse people? Link: A Little Mercy | 11/29/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #84: A Lament for Mitt | A thorough discussion of Mitt's own explanation for his candidacy's failure. Also, what of Bobby Jindal's answers and his own viability? Plus, Marco Rubio heads to Iowa, Rick Perry makes noises, and various other presidential possibilities are mulled o... | 11/15/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #83: President Popular | President Obama won the race and Republicans are trying to figure out What It All Means. Malcolm and Melissa have their theories. Ben Domenech joins them to bring sobriety to the situation. Will Sarah Palin run next in 2016? Is Chris Christie done? | 11/8/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #82: Sandy And The Way The Polls Blow | Sandy, silly photo ops, and serious politics. Will Sandy change minds about voting? Should we believe the polls? Malcolm and Melissa talk about what it all means. Mentioned in the podcast: Josh Marshall, Ben Domenech, Joanne Woodruff, Karl Rove and more. | 10/31/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #81: Obama Losing? | The meaning of polls. Is there room for optimism? Andrew tells the story of President Bush and when he knew he lost and what that means for a campaign. So, who is winning the presidential race? Malcolm & Melissa discuss it. | 10/25/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #80: For Whom the Bell Polls | Polling guru Terry Jones of Investors Business Daily joins Malcolm and Melissa to talk polling. The conversation turns toward the debate and the future of journalism. Unsurprisingly, Malcolm and Melissa disagree. And, surprisingly, | 10/18/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #79: Joe Biden's "Winning" Smile | Joe Biden and Paul Ryan squared off and Malcolm and Melissa declare the winners and losers. Was the debate effective? Did it help either side? Listen and find out! More: Andrew says Biden was off his meds. John Hinderaker's initial take. | 10/12/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #78: Presidential Romney Bested President Obama | President Obama lost the debate last night making his job to get re-elected infinitely more difficult. Mitt Romney, on the other hand, looked prepared for the job at hand. Malcolm and Melissa discuss the miserable and memorable moments. | 10/4/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #77: The Polls That Matter | John Merline joins Malcolm and Melissa to talk about the $3000 Obamacare tax increase story he broke this week. We also discuss the polls. Should they believed? Producer Brad adds his thoughts. Mentioned in this podcast: Senator Marco Rubio and Senator... | 9/26/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #76: Nero, Revisited | Obama fiddles while the world burns. The media would have you ignore Obama's no good, terrible, horrible week, but we won't let that happen. Also, the Romney gaffes that don't happen. | 9/19/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #75: It's Jimmy Carter All Over Again: Barack Obama Projects Weakness To The World | American Embassies in Egypt, Libya, and now, Tunisia attacked. Ambassador to Libya killed and pulled through the streets. Two marines and one staffer dead. Mitt Romney makes a statement condemning the Egyptian consulate statement condoning Egyptian vio... | 9/12/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #74: @theDNC | Andrew Malcolm reports from deep in the belly of the Democratic National Convention beast. He may have bedbugs. He hasn't been deloused yet. The terrible day had by Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, Obama and the whole Dem crew are discussed. And of course, | 9/6/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #73: A Humanized Mitt Romney | Mitt Romney revealed his human side in a pitch perfect speech. Malcolm and Melissa discuss Clint Eastwood's antics, what it was like being a delegate on the floor, and whether the convention was a win for Mitt Romney. Also, who were the best speakers? | 8/31/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #71: Ryan | Is Paul Ryan winning over the hardened RINOs? Why does Malcolm fear the Teaparty will ruin everything? Should Medicare be the focus? | 8/17/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #70: The Meaningless Veepstakes | Talking Veepstakes, the meaningless of politics in summer, do bus tours matter and Andrew's filibustering. Listen to Melissa Clouthier and Andrew Malcolm banter about politics. | 8/10/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #69: Romney In Israel, England, and Poland; Obama In Ohio, Cruz And The Teaparty and Much More! | Mitt Romney succeeds overseas even if the media disagrees. Meanwhile, President Obama still suffers the consequences of his revealing comments. Also, the Teaparty seems very much alive and well. | 8/4/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #68: Obamacare Is Actually Obamatax & The Doom Of America | Justice Roberts makes the government's case for them and calls Obamacare a tax. What does this mean for America? Ben Domenech of the Heartland Institute joins Malcolm and Melissa and spells out the doom. | 6/29/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #67: Obama's Bad Month, Nobamacare Ruling, & Right Online | The president's month just gets worse. The Supreme Court hands unions another big loss. And Malcolm and Melissa discuss what they learned about U.S.debt and healthcare spending at Right Online. Mentioned: Avik S. Roy, Ben Domenech, | 6/25/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #66: Walker Wins! Unions lose. | Walker Wins! Unions lose. So what does Wisconsin mean? About those exit polls. Clinton and Obama's shadow war and who's winning. And much more! | 6/7/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #65: Looking forward | President Obama and his dutiful minions have another very bad, no good, awful week. Will this translate into losing the election in November? Malcolm and Melissa discuss the rust belt, Wisconsin, and the outlook for Romney. | 5/31/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #64: The Big Loser … Obama! | Obama is a big loser, gay marriage, Wisconsin, inmates, asylums, the Constitution, the military, being married to a Democrat....really everything. People mentioned: Erick Erickson, Sally Kohn, Governor Walker. Also mentioned, Right Online. Listen! | 5/11/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #63: Spiking it. Again. | President Obama does a touchdown dance after spiking the football. Malcolm & Melissa call illegal excessive celebration and the excessive misery and joblessness. Obama's missing spine. Finally, new opportunities for the M&M team. | 5/8/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #62: War on Moms! | The War On Moms, a triumphant Mitt (and Andrew), and undercover work in Charlotte, NC in preparation for the Democratic National Convention. Shouts out to John Nolte and others. | 4/13/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanHappy Easter Plus Podcast #61 | How Great Obama Aren't And Other People Not Jesus Discussing Obama, unprecedented stupidness, the judicial branch smacks Obama, and much more. | 4/8/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #60: Surrendering To Sketchy McMittens | Malcolm wears Melissa down. She is now the Borg and has almost surrendered to Sketchy McMittens. Also: Obama's Chicago Way and a heartwarming Richard Nixon story. Really! | 3/24/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa 59: Women's Day, Yay Romney!, And Obama's Philosophy | Melissa lets Malcolm talk a little...it IS International Women's Day after all. Plus, Super Tuesday wrap-up and Barack Obama's buddy Derrick Bell. There's a reason the left didn't want Obama's video cheering his Harvard prof to come out before the elec... | 3/8/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa 58: Andrew Breitbart Remembered & More | Andrew Breitbart Memorial as Malcolm and Melissa discuss their interactions with the man. The second half of the podcast is talk of Super Tuesday and the rest of politics which seem much less important. | 3/2/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa 57: Meslissa sighs heavily … | Melissa succumbs to misery. Malcolm manages to cheer her up. A little. When you're agreeing with Ron Paul..... | 2/26/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa 56: Why Is Rick Santorum Surging? | Rick Santorum leads the GOP pack. Why? Malcolm and Melissa figure out the reasons. Also, was Melissa way out of line talking about sleazy dress and behavior at CPAC? Malcolm answers that question. | 2/17/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #55: Oh, The Humittity! | A lament for Mitt and a defense. Malcolm and Melissa talk about Mitt, the GOP and Obama's prospects. | 2/2/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #54: Will Malcolm & Melissa split during this acrimonious primary? | Wargaming the GOP primary candidates. The ever-present electability question. Will these debates break up Malcolm and Melissa? Listen and find out. | 1/27/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #53: Perry Out, Andrew Rejoices | Rick Perry drops out of the GOP race. Andrew rejoices. Melissa laments. Gnashing of teeth and predictions for the future. | 1/19/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #52: Willard Mitt Romney | Andrew and Melissa argue, again, about his viability in the general election. Will Bain matter? And what of the rest of the field? Plus, Andrew explains his bean fetish or is it aversion? "I don't like little things in my mouth," he says. | 1/16/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #51: Mittens In The Middle And The Importance Of Iowa | Andrew Malcolm hearts Mitt. Melissa doesn't. The duo duke it out over Iowa, the direction of the nation, and the GOP contenders. Andrew also talks about leadership. Listen! | 1/6/2012 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #35: Charlie Sheen. Somebody's gotta say it. | Andrew Malcolm and Melissa Clouthier discuss who will win the Union battle, whether Republicans should jump in there, who the good candidates are right now, and the most pressing issue of our time: Charlie Sheen. | 3/3/2011 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #34: Dancing with Christine | Malcolm and Melissa discuss Christine O'Donnell and dancing with the stars, America's new Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Wisconsin and the union thugs, and the President's handling of Libya. | 2/24/2011 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #33: Obama's Perilous Position | Malcolm & Melissa discuss President Obama's perilous position: a failing economy, an unserious budget, being on the wrong side of the Middle East conflicts, and jumping to the wrong side of the Wisconsin government union conflict. All in all, | 2/18/2011 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #31: Bachmann, Biden, & Boytoys | Did Michele Bachmann help or harm the Republicans? Was President Obama a winner after the speech? Who will be the next President? Will Obama dump Biden in '12? All these questions and more, answered by Andrew Malcolm and his biggest fan, | 1/27/2011 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #30: Chicago in DC Continues | Andrew and Melissa discuss about the White House and the Chicago Way, Rahm Emanuel's Napoleon Complex, the Constitution reading, and the new Republicans in town. | 1/10/2011 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #28 – Tax deal and Conservatives | Malcolm and Melissa discuss the tax deal and whether conservatives should be for it. | 12/12/2010 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #20 | Malcolm and Melissa talk Obama's job killing schemes, dogs on planes, King Obama's capriciousness, summer movies including Toy Story III, Avatar, Inception, Despicable Me, and then, Right Online in Vegas and finally, they talked about the Old Spice Guy. | 7/19/2010 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #16 | Andrew and Melissa discuss the problems of one-party state politics, Helen Thomas, the upcoming primaries and his status as the patriarchy. | 6/6/2010 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #15 | Is the BP Oil Spill Obama's Katrina? And will the press still care about Sestak come Monday--find out who says yes and who says no. The politics of personal destruction and whether people care about a politician's personal life. | 5/30/2010 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanMalcolm & Melissa #14 | Andrew and Melissa talk about the destructive media bias, the elevating of the Rand Paul story--is he racist?, the shadow organization run by Karl Rove and Ed Gillespie and balancing establishment wisdom with grassroots idealism. | 5/23/2010 | Free | View In iTunes |
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A species of frog that was used from the 1930s to the 1950s in human pregnancy tests is a carrier of a deadly amphibian disease that is now threatening hundreds of other species of frogs and salamanders.
The species, the African clawed frog, was shipped across the world for use in human pregnancy tests, until a different method was developed in the mid- 20th century.
The tests involved injecting a woman's urine into a female frog. If the frog began ovulating within about 10 hours, there was a high likelihood the woman was pregnant.
Released to the wild, the frogs are now
spreading a fungus called Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, or Bd.
It has led to the recent decline or extinction of 200 frog species worldwide, the researchers report. The frog itself appears to be unaffected by the fungus.
"Evolution has run its course," said Vance Vredenburg, a conservation biologist at San Francisco State University and one of the researchers involved in the study, which was published Wednesday in the journal PLoS One.
For other species, the pathogen is "the worst disease in vertebrate history," Vredenburg said.
The disease infects the skin of frogs and salamanders and causes it to thicken 40 times greater than normal, Vredenburg said. Within a couple of weeks, the disease causes an electrolyte imbalance and the amphibians die of heart attacks, he said.


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Manila (Philippine Daily Inquirer/ANN) - Fifty-three. That's the average number of secondary school students in a class in the Philippines; some classes go as high as 80. Almost none (in public schools) go below 30. Yet 30 is about the max a teacher can handle; even that is high, 25 would be ideal.
You don't teach to 53, you lecture. There cannot be, is not, any individual attention. The child's unique abilities or lack of them can't be addressed by the teacher. Individual homework can't be discussed, let alone read with any degree of depth.
In a large class you learn by rote, you learn just what is taught you; you can't question, you can't ask for further explanation. It's hard to develop independent thinking and initiative.
In other news: Philippines among Asian nations worst hit by disasters in 2012
Fortunately, private schools do limit the numbers, and the difference is stark. Initiative, independent thinking flourish and the result shows up in the top level talent that is available. But it's the minority. Those from the majority take low-paying, menial jobs where with a more personalised education they could have done better.
And until President Benigno Aquino III came to power they weren't given enough time to think at all. A 10-year school system kicks you out on the streets at 15. Much too young to face the big, bad world.
The 12 years now introduced leaves only Djibouti and Angola on the outskirts. But that 12-year scheme, desirable as it certainly is, gives a worrying transition adjustment: What do colleges do with no freshmen for two years? Former education undersecretary and Star columnist Isagani Cruz wrote that among the K to 12 Committee's plans is for the Departement of Education "to lease the facilities of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) for Senior High School classes." He added that it's "a good solution for HEIs, because they will still have income even if there are no freshmen or sophomore students."
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So you're out on the streets at 17, what do you do? The education you receive is still insufficient to meet the demand of the service sector. Agriculture doesn't pay, particularly on the legally restricted five hectares you're allowed. And manufacturing, where the jobs could be, is in Vietnam (heaven knows why). So government concentration must be on getting it back. And that may begin to happen as the attractiveness of elsewhere starts to fade.
Chinese costs are rising and its antagonism to Japan (and elsewhere) will give companies second thoughts. Vietnam is starting to unravel (foreign executives say it's a nightmare doing business there, according to The Economist. Thailand is a growingly uncertain place, Myanmar isn't ready yet (but soon could be), and so on. So putting the Philippines back into manufacturing must be a primary policy of President Aquino. More aggressively so than it is today.
But today I want to tell you a little story, one I'd like to see replicated.
I'll bet you've never been to Sapang Palay. I'll bet you've never heard of Sapang Palay. Well, don't be too embarrassed, I hadn't either and I've been here a long time, and to many, many places. It is located in San Jose del Monte in Bulacan and was used as a squatter relocation centre in the '60s.
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But I was invited to a 60th birthday party of a friend, a good friend so I of course had to go. This friend had built an orphanage and school for the poor. Forty orphans, and 100 pupils from poor families with little chance of a future. He's building that future for them.
And who is he? You won't believe, but an Irish priest from the parish of Sittingbourne, Kent, in the UK. My daughter stayed with him for many months while she was studying there. But we'd become friends much earlier. He'd come here some years back and been dismayed by the poverty and deprivation of the poor children brought to him for blessing.
He decided to do something about it. He, together with a Filipino priest, Fr. Roger Cruz, founded Casa Famiglia in 1999 to care for abandoned, orphaned or abused children. He built a small dormitory (he came from a relatively well-to-do family) and took in orphans. They were unschooled, and there was no school. So he built one, and staffed it.
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Over the years it has grown into a small community with a five-storey school, two dormitories (boys and girls), a place for that strange ball game Filipinos and Americans play. A game they seem remarkably clumsy at too, they don't seem to be able to hold onto the ball, they keep dropping it.
He is teaching the curriculum, but he is doing more, he is teaching skills. And this is where I think much of the public education must head. Practical reality says that the hopelessly overcrowded Philippine school system and hopelessly inadequate business system must come together.
Sadly, there's no longer the luxury of the time to teach a well-rounded, full education. Education must be geared to the following life. And that's what Jim has done. His school has an extended kitchen to teach basic culinary skills. There's a room with a bed, tables and chairs and cabinets. A homemakers room, where housekeeping skills are taught.
I've promised him a workshop equipped to teach carpentry, plumbing, electricity, metalworking to give young people a trade. To give poor kids a future. I'm in the market for anyone who'd like to help.
This is a story that can be replicated, that must be replicated I think if the "inclusive growth" the president wants is to be achieved. If the personal attention children must have is to be achieved.
World boxing superstar Manny Pacquiao took time out Monday from final preparations for his $400 million megafight with Floyd Mayweather to plead for the life of a Filipina on death row in Indonesia. Pacquiao, a national hero in the Philippines, added his voice to a chorus of global opposition led by United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to the executions of a group of eight foreign drug convicts, including compatriot Mary Jane Veloso. The eight-division world champion, who will face …


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The attack on editor Pradhan who is dedicated in the profession for over two decades and always vocal against social malpractices and irregularities and exposing these through media, suggests the suppression and threat by some unscrupulous elements who might have been uneasy for his professional journalism devoted to democracy, press freedom and civil rights.
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Read moreKumar Sangakkara has delive|red the 11th MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture at Lord's on Monday 4 July 2011.
Read moreAhead of their hotly anticipated tour of England - ICC World Cup champions India have continued their winning ways beating the West Indies.
Read moreEngland wicket-keeper turned artist Jack Russell has unveiled a unique piece of 'Cric-art' painted on a canvas of bats at Lord's.
Read moreMCC will play a Lords and Commons side, featuring Sports Minister Hugh Robertson, at Lord's on Friday 10 June.
Read moreSri Lanka skipper Tillakaratne Dilshan says his side will draw on their "good memories" of playing at Lord's as they seek to bounce back in the second npower Test.
Read moreAlastair Cook is determined to "cash in" on his remarkable Test form when England take on Sri Lanka in the second npower Test at Lord's.
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