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This is an e-mail I received from the office with regards to our LTO-RFID project , which has become more familiar to the people in a variety of ways. The statements below were e-mailed to us to further give everyone correct knowledge and information pertaining to STRADCOM , it's contract with the Land Transportation Office (LTO), and the currently heating issue about the RFID project. Read on! Mga Paglilinaw mula sa Stradcom Nitong nakaraang buwan, maraming lumalabas na mga balita at mga isyu sa radio, telebisyon, internet at dyaryo hinggil sa bagong proyekto ng Land Transportation Office (LTO) na tinatawag na RFID o Radio Frequency Identification project, ngunit karamihan sa kanila ay nag-uugat sa kakulangan ng impormasyon o pawang haka-haka lamang. Marami ding negatibong nasulat laban sa Stradcom dahil sa kasalukuyang kontrata nito sa Land Tranportation Office. Marami sa mga nasulat at naibalita ay walang basehan at paninira lamang. Upang mabigyang linaw at mapaliwanag ang

This video has been aired in ANC last two years ago, but I was just able to see it this year. As you can observe from Aga Muhlach's interview and his answers, it is clear that even someone who have good social living status, who is being looked up by a lot of people, is also frustrated already with how the Philippine government administers its nation. I have not yet seen any interview from local celebrities with much good points about their political opinions. And Aga is not running for any political positions (yet as of this writing), though his concern is like as the local people. The following music video below (by Gloc9) is dedicated to everyone holding a very much important role in the Philippine government. Wake up and STAND UP ELECTED people! "...you have been elected to fix and put the Country in order...." - Aga Muhlach

This is a repost from Puzzle Piece . I just wanted to spread the word to let others be aware of it; we don't know, this might save lives. God Bless Everyone! Being prepared is always one step towards survival. Here are some things that we think is important to have during times like these. Prepare them beforehand and keep them in a safe place at all times. Better yet, keep them with you, or in an area that is easy to reach and won’t get in the way of raging floods, etc. YOUR TYPHOON SURVIVAL KIT 1. Clean drinking water. Good enough for a week. Consider having at least 1 gallon per person. 2. Other drinks. Consider: juices in packs, carbonated drinks, coffee. 3. Food. Also good enough for a week. Consider: * Snacks that are easy to store and carry (biscuits, cookies) * Non-perishable canned food (corned beef, tuna, pork and beans, vienna sausage, etc.) * Candies to maintain sugar in body and keep acidity at bay * Bread that will last