What 73 Technologists Wish They Had Learned in High School

23% of technologists wish they learned the importance of failure in high school. Do you agree? What happens when you ask hundreds of technologists/developers, "What lessons did you wish you learned in high school?". The results might surprise you.

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Luczon: Optimism and doubts | SunStar - Sun.Star

Inquirer.net Luczon: Optimism and doubts | SunStar Sun.Star IN THE previous State of the Nation Address (Sona) delivered by previous presidents of this country, we in Mindanao are “KSPs” or “Kulang sa Pansin;” that is, we have hoped that every president would talk about Mindanao before the whole…

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2017 SONA: Fact check, context - Rappler

Rappler 2017 SONA: Fact check, context Rappler MANILA, Philippines – Prior to his second State of the Nation Address (SONA) on July 24, Malacañang said President Rodrigo Duterte would tackle his administation's key agenda on prosperity, law and order, and peace under the theme, "A comfortable life…

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House approves bill rightsizing gov’t to level up delivery of public service

The House of Representatives has approved on third and final reading a bill rightsizing the government to improve the delivery of public services, a key priority legislation of President Rodrigo Duterte.

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Ex-Cebu town mayor nabbed for guns, drug paraphernalia - Inquirer.net

Inquirer.net Ex-Cebu town mayor nabbed for guns, drug paraphernalia Inquirer.net CEBU CITY — A former mayor of Medellin town in Cebu province was arrested after a raid in his house yielded guns and drug paraphernalia on Wednesday. According to the police, Medellin Councilor Ricardo Ramirez, who…

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BOI approves RLC's P500-M five-star Leyte hotel project - Manila Bulletin

BOI approves RLC's P500-M five-star Leyte hotel project Manila Bulletin The Gokongwei group is investing P500 million for a five-star hotel facility in Tacloban City, the very first tourism accommodation project in Leyte after Typhoon Yolanda hit the area. The Board of Investments (BOI) recently…

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Central Visayas investments drop - Manila Bulletin

Manila Bulletin Central Visayas investments drop Manila Bulletin Cebu City – There were only P2.15 billion worth of registered projects in Central Visayas in the first six months of the year, down from P24.8 billion in the same period of last year, according to the Board of Investments (BOI). Only…

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13-year-old 'rape victim' missing; Cebu City mayor's help sought - Sun.Star

Sun.Star 13-year-old 'rape victim' missing; Cebu City mayor's help sought Sun.Star CEBU. The parents of a 13-year-old girl, who was allegedly raped by a radio broadcaster earlier this month, have sought assistance from the Office of the City Mayor after their daughter went missing since Friday…

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Guv: No need to declare martial law in the Visayas | SunStar - Sun.Star

Guv: No need to declare martial law in the Visayas | SunStar Sun.Star CEBU Gov. Hilario Davide III said that the attack of the New People's Army in Guihulngan, Negros Oriental last Friday should not be a basis to expand martial law in the Visayas. Davide said that what happened in Guihulngan was an…

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Businessmen give aid to families of slain Marawi troopers, cops - Inquirer.net

Inquirer.net Businessmen give aid to families of slain Marawi troopers, cops Inquirer.net The Philippines' top businessmen have banded together to come to the aid of the families of soldiers and policemen who died fighting Islamic State-inspired terrorists in Marawi City. The families of the 101…

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