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    Microsoft flags worldwide fly at half mast for Jobs

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      Blessed Pedro Calungsod’s looks remain a mystery

      Sun Star - 22 hours ago
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    • Vicki, Hayden: Off now, but.

      Vicki, Hayden: Off now, but.

      PhilStar - Sat, Feb 25, 2012
      Vicki, Hayden: Off now, but.

      As of now (6:24:30, Feb. 24, 2012), Dr. Vicki Belo insists that she and her (ex?-)beloved Hayden Kho are off. Her only concern is that Hayden, as is his wont, might resort to something drastic (you know what, don’t you?) to win her back. Hayden can be self-destructive, you know. This time, the duktora seems to have learned her lesson and means it when she said “It’s over!” but with “I hope” after it.

    • 'We leave everything to God'

      'We leave everything to God'

      PhilStar - Sat, Feb 25, 2012
      'We leave everything to God'

      BURGOS, Isabela, Philippines – The obscure Caliguian village in this farming town is mourning the death of one of its promising sons, who it would have wished to see as a future lawyer instead of a cold body in a casket.

    As a tribute to the late Apple co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs, Microsoft is flying flags at its offices worldwide at half-mast.

    Stephen Rose, worldwide community and social media manager for the Windows team, said the flags are to fly at half-mast Thursday and Friday.

    "All the flags on all Microsoft campuses worldwide are at half mast today and tomorrow for Steve Jobs," he said in his Twitter account.

    Microsoft and Apple have been rivals in the computer world, with Microsoft's Windows operating system going up against Apple's Mac OS X.

    While Microsoft has sold more copies of Windows than Apple sold Mac OS X, Apple is faring better in the mobile arena, selling more iPhones than Microsoft can sell phones running its Windows Phone 7.

    An article on PCWorld noted that while the two companies were often bitter rivals, Jobs and Microsoft head Bill Gates were also friends.

    On Thursday, Gates had described Jobs as a colleague, competitor and friend "over the course of more than half our lives."

    "For those of us lucky enough to get to work with him, it's been an insanely great honor. I will miss Steve immensely," Gates had said. — TJD, GMA News

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