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A Whole New Blog!
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
The Big Twist in the Zodiac!
An astronomer named Parke Kunkle squabble the Philippines and other countries by adding a new Zodiac Sign in the regular Zodiac Sign list while moving others into its new dates for the year of the Metal Rabbit. According to Kunkle, with the change of the alignment of the planet Earth, the Astrological Signs have changed too.
The Zodiac is moved for a month as gap, adding another Astrological Sign pegged as Ophiuchus, making it the 13th Zodiac. Changing and/or moving the dates of the normal Astrological Signs and having an additional, would it also affect and change an individual’s life and living?
Here’s the Old versus the New one:
Aries -----March 21-April 20--------------April 18-May 13
Taurus- --April 22- May 2----------------May 13-June21
Gemini ---May 22-June 21----------------June 21- July 20
Cancer ---June 22-July22----------------July20-August 10
Leo-------July23- August22-------August 10- September16
Virgo-August23-September21-September16-October30
Libra-September22-October22-October30-November 23
Scorpio-October23-November21-November23-November29
Ophiuchus ---------November 29 – December 17
Sagittarius-November22-December21-December17 -January20
Capricon-December22-January20-January20 -February16
Aquarius-January21-February19-February16-March11
Pisces--February 20 - March 20 -----March 11 -April 18
Friday, July 17, 2009
GOOD NEWS: Celfone load expiration extends
There were complaints about load disappearance without consumption, annoying SMS (Short Messaging Service) text services, and other related cellular phone matters but the NTC (National Telecommunications Commission) have released the guidelines on July 3 a more consumer-friendly validity period for prepaid mobile phone credits.The new rates and validity period are:
• P10 or lower - 3 days
• over P10 to P50 - 15 days
• over P50 to P100 - 30 days
• over P100 to P150 - 45 days
• over P150 to P250 - 60 days
• over P250 to P300 - 75 days
• over P300 - 120 days
In addition to the extended expiry periods, the NTC ordered that unused credits in the previous top-ups would be added to new credits. The cumulative credits would then be the basis for the new validity period.
The NTC also required all mobile network operators to provide their subscribers call data records upon request free of charge. Mobile phone users should likewise be able to check their credit balance for free.
These new directives were made following a public uproar over "vanishing" prepaid phone credits. No less than Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile complained that his prepaid phone credits expired after a few days. Senate hearings on the issue were held, and consumer watchdogs had latched on the issue to hammer on complaints against the phone operators.
It will be effective on July 19, 2009.
Source: abs-cbnNEWS.com
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