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NEWS FEATURE
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The Case Against
Caleb Rasay
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (Basta Pinoy News) --
Rasay, a registered nurse employed at the Broward
General Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida had
been charged with a lewd act allegedly committed on a 21
year old patient in January, 2005.
The patient alleged
that nurse Rasay attempted to perform a medical
procedure and in the course of that procedure, commited
the sexual act upon him.
Rasay denied all of these accusations.
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Caleb Rasay: “There is a moment
in anyone’s life when your true
friends are revealed" |
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BUSINESS
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Marlon Estabillo:
Managing for Success
SUNRISE, Fla. (Basta Pinoy News) -- The former Broward
school system cook is originally from General Santos
City, South Cotabato. He had been managing the
restaurant close to a year and has seen it grow its
local following.
“Customers look for good service,” said Estabillo.
“Hindi lang pagkain ang gusto nila. Gusto nila mabuting
serbisyo (Aside from food, they like great service).”
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Marlon Estabillo:
"In business, customer service is
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NEWS UPDATE
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American University of Antigua
AUA offers qualified applicants the highest quality healthcare degree
programs, modeled after the finest U.S. medical and nursing schools.
The College of Medicine offers 4 and 6-year degrees (AS
and MD) and is listed by the Education Commission of Foreign Medical
Graduates (ECFMG) as an approved school which means AUA students are
permitted to sit for the United States Medical Licensing Examinations
(USMLE). Approved by the state of New York, The College also offers many
clerkships and residency appointments in the U.S.
The School of Nursing offers a unique opportunity ...
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Who's Who in Filipino American Business & Community
Fort Lauderdale: Nenette Vilches - Filipina for all Reasons
Jacksonville: Fernando Solis - Mr. Entertainment
Jacksonville: Rod Danan - Leader of the Pack
South Florida: Ace Almeria - An Ace for the Community
Palm Beach: Patrick Mangonon MD -
Preserving The Gift of Life
Atlanta: Crispin Borja - Exemplifying Business Leadership and Integrity
Orlando: Rebecca Szymanski - Giving back to the
community
Immigration News Updates
Shorter Naturalization Wait
(NEW)
Faster Route to Green Card
Student
Visas: M1 Vocational Visa Basics
Section 245(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act
Miami: News-Traffic Updates-Weather Updates
US Immigration: Employer Crackdown?
Real Estate: Ways to Avoid Foreclosure
USCIS Issues Guidelines; RN's
and PT's Must File by 7/31/2007
US Wants Deeper Relationship
with ASEAN
ICE names new special agent in charge to head
Miami investigations office
Popular Articles
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Why men fail with women and attraction
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Entertainment
Katrina Halili in Gigil (photo)
Anthony Castelo send money home too
Raffy Lopez: ABS-CBN "Filipino On Demand" Now on Comcast
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OPINIONS & COMMENTARIES
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STREET TALK
National Insecurity Act
 By
Greg B. Macabenta
The Human Security Act is now in effect, despite lacking implementing
rules and regulations, insists its principal author, former Martial Law
enforcer,
Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile.
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THE ROAD AHEADPulling the Ladder Up
 By
Atty. Rodel Rodis
The immigration test tube baby known as “The Grand
Bargain” died on June 28, 2007 of severe complications from a
procedural vote.
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U.S. IMMIGRATION
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Law Firm Sues
and Obtains Immigrant
Visa to Reunite Family
 By
Atty. Bruce Coane and James McCollom Jr.
After a Houston immigration law firm sued the
United States Department of State, the U.S. Consulate in
India finally gave an immigrant visa to Mrs. Nishahaben
Amin.
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Visa Bulletin Fiasco:
The Case of the
Vanishing Visas
 By Atty. Vanessa Barcelona
In mid June, as is their common practice every middle of the month, the
Department of State published its Visa Bulletin for the coming month --
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U.S. IMMIGRATION
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Shorter Naturalization Wait
 By
Atty. Reuben S. Seguritan
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
announced on August 11, 2008 that it anticipates to reduce the
processing period for naturalization cases from the previous
average processing time of 16 to 18 months to an average of 10
to12 months nationally. It expects to continually reduce it
further to five months by next year.
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Section 245(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act: Separating the Truth from Fiction
 By Atty.
Maria Aguila
There is a lot of talk, rumor, gossip, and poor media
coverage regarding amnesty, so much so, that is necessary to set
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