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I was looking at a site that listed the webby awards and I came across the site that won the award for best tech site, Geekologie . I like technology so I decided to check out the site. Well, apparently it’s not totally dedicated to technology.
I browsed down the page hoping to find some insight [...]

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Exposure to the deadly chemical, which is highly restricted, can cause nausea, convulsions and death. The United States’ Environmental Protection Agency classifies it as highly toxic.

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There was a mass by a Catholic priest given yesterday at the site of the capsized MV Princess Of the Stars. Some relatives were present and threw flowers as the priest gave a mass from a tugboat clost to the sunken vessel.

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The government released a short-term energy outlook last week, revising projections for natural-gas prices upward. According to a report from the Energy Information Administration (EIA), natural gas will cost a whopping 52% more this year than last year.

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While some of the bodies had life vests, “it seems the passengers hesitated from jumping in turbulent waters” because “it happened too sudden”, he said, referring to survivors’ accounts of the ship quickly listing, and sinking in half an hour or less.

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Reports are coming in that 50 bodies were found about 60 miles north of the capsized ferry but no confirmation on whether they were victims of the MV Princess Of the Stars.
The U.S. has stated that it would send an aircraft carrier to the Philippines today to aid in the relief efforts from Typhoon [...]

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PinoysGotTalent.com has gotten ahold of a Passenger List Manifesto of the MV Princess Of the Stars. Our prayers go out to the families and friends of the victims. You can read the list here: (Sulpicio Lines website is getting hit hard, maybe better to read it here)
MV Princess Of The Stars Passenger Manifest (List from [...]

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Divers had the tough task of trying to find survivors aboard the sunken Philippines ferry MV Princess Of the Stars yesterday

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“Energy speculation has become a growth industry and it is time for the government to intervene,” said Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., chairman of the full committee. “We need to consider a full range of options to counter this rapacious speculation.” It was Dingell’s strongest statement yet on the role of speculators.

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Pressured by rising fuel costs, major airlines could collapse as early as this year, the coalition said. The failure of just one airline could disrupt travel for 200,000 to 300,000 daily passengers and cause between 30,000 and 75,000 immediate job losses, said the coalition.

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