Anybody here who is from Manila, Philippines? May be you know anybody who is in need of paralegals?
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Sorry, I am Not From There
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CHECK WITH PHIL. EMBASSY THERE....
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It's called "outsourcing." Many of our jobs are going overseas - if you don't believe it, next time you get a call from a telemarketer, ask where they're calling from (could be a call center in the Phillipines).
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Call the personnel office and ask them.  Here's where to find the number:\nhttp://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/asia/manila/
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People from the Philippines work in other countries to have a better life. Their country is full of corrupt politicians so it's getting robbed of it's wealth, and the economy worsens every year.\n\nI believe these people have the prerogative to do what they want to better themselves as long as it's legal. I have worked with filipinos and they are educated and learned people. I also know that US hospitals like to hire them because they can assign these people everywhere because of their training. A lot of these people came to this country legally and are being hired as Nurses, Doctors, Architects, Engineers, Teachers, Accountants, and etc.\n\nI also dislike what our friend, RENZ here is saying. That's a racist statement. You shouldn't discriminate people base on their race and country of origin. I presume the reason why you hate these people so much as to warn other readers is because you have been spurned by one. I wouldn't be surprised either if he/she left you because you don't sound like a likeable person, and the stench of hatred emanates from you.\n\nI have spent years in Asia and met a lot of people from different countries and am proud to say that Filipinos are very warm hearted and generous people. Even if they don't have much food on their plates, they would gladly share it with you. Even the poorest people I met would offer to share their food with me. I also have American friends married to Filipinos and they would be the first to tell you that you are very much mistaken about these people.\n\nAbout those people working in Japan as "sluts", I believe that the world has sluts everywhere, and there would be sluts as long as there are perverts willing to pay for the services. They come in different race and colors too if you didn't notice.\n\nWith regards to those working abroad illegaly, it's their choice, their risks and their thoughts of living in fear that one day they would be caught and sent back home. For the meantime, they earn their living and send money home to buy food. \n\nI am for people living and working legally wherever they are. I am for honest living. And NO, I am not a Filipino, nor am I married to one.I am an American who for years worked side by side with these people, and they never cease to amaze me because of their dedication for work. Overtime, my admiration grew for their kind, And guess what? These people I know speak good English too, and their sons and daughters excels in their schools.
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I don't think I entirely understand your question, but I've attached links for lists of nations that have embassies in the Philippines.  If you need something more specific, feel free to let me know.
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Here's some schools you might want to look at. \nhttp://usembassy.state.gov/manila/wwwha011.html#Pre
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I could go in the wrong direction here...but where were you in the Philippines or here in USA.\n\nI know one thing...whatever amount you have been with have had experience...filipinas save themselves for marriage,unless they have been married before or had to work to earn money.\n\nI have only been with one woman and I'm still married to her.so I couldn't give you any personal experience on the matter.other than my wife makes me happy.
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yes am a filipino.. been browsing this thread for the past few days..
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Jovencio Gorpido Balanquit - Pasig, \nJaime Bilan Montealegre - Pasig,  \n\nThese are the only two I could find doing a quick search.\nThey specialize in Criminal Law but I am sure I could find a specialist in another field if you need it.\n\nIn Liberty,\nEric H. Smith\nwww.erichsmith.com
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I have two friends who are PAs in who live in Blue Bell, PA. If you are interested, I can connect you with them if you email me at pa2b32@yahoo.com. I don't know what their availability is, but they are good people. Good luck.
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Ask the Phillipine Govt.
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if you are looking for a licenced filipino dentist in the usa, they are probably not listed coz they are illegal immigrants.  just kidding, check the filipino reporter in jersey, they got a crap load of listings in the state. anyways, why a filipino dentist? the good dentists come from india because they got a third eye.
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where in the phillipines?sorry i live in U.S.and that's long way from my place. your from Mindanao?
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Filipino nurses preferred \nPosted:2:47 AM (Manila Time) | Jan. 05, 2004 \nBy Belinda Olivares-Cunanan\n\n\n \nCOMING home, I note that the various political groups, including the administration party, are having problems filling up their respective senatorial slates. It seems that at the moment all that the opposition and administration groups can fill up are six slots each, while Raul Roco's independent group is having even bigger problems. Sen. Panfilo Lacson, on the other hand, not only has a tough time getting his complete senatorial slate, but also a running mate.\n\nProspective senatorial candidates are afraid to run because of the huge expenses involved and the diminishing prospect of winning, given the myriad candidates. Surveys indicate that voters, especially in the provinces, can only fill up about six names on the ballot. But this problem of how to complete the senatorial slate of the political groups only drives home the need to return to the two-party system-less expensive and far more sensible. \n\n\n\n* * *\n\n\nAs I had predicted weeks ago, the indication is that among the senatorial candidates to be fielded by Lakas is independent reelectionist Sen. John Osmeña, who had been identified with the opposition over the past few years. With the support of the Garcias and the overwhelming number of Osmeñas on Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo’s side, except for former Gov. Lito Osmeña, now with Roco, and Sen. Serge Osmeña, who remains independent, the administration is assured of seizing a substantial number of the huge Cebuano vote. \n\n\n* * *\n\n\nOver the past few years the need of US hospitals for nurses has become quite acute, but since fewer Americans want to serve in this very difficult profession, US authorities were forced to source the supply of nurses from foreign shores. And among the various nationalities serving American hospitals, Filipino nurses are the favorite because of their tender loving care, their facility with the language, their generally pleasant and well-scrubbed appearance, and their cheerful and uncomplaining nature (as against that of American nurses). US hospitals also prefer foreign nurses as they are able to save on salaries-in a 40-hour week of duty the foreign nurses are paid a beginning salary of about 26 dollars an hour, versus the 35 dollars to 40 dollars an hour for US nurses. 25 dollars an hour is a lot of money for Filipino nurses who earn much less back home, but the bigger come-on is the green card that is extended to them and their families.\n\n\n* * *\n\n\nI spoke by phone with my niece-in-law, Riza Dayao Olivares, wife of my nephew Ramon Luis Baretto Olivares, about the situation of Filipino nurses in the United States. Riza, who hails from Kidapawan and is a nursing graduate of the Philippine Women's University School of Nursing, arrived in the United States a few months ago with a contract to work at the Georgetown University Hospital in Washington, D.C. She began as a nurse in the intensive care unit, but is due to be rotated to the ICU's neuro section. Her Wharton-trained husband and 2-year-old daughter followed last November and they now rent an apartment in the university grounds. Riza noted that Filipino nurses abound in the US capital, especially in the Washington Hospital Center, which is like our Philippine General Hospital, "bagsakan ng lahat ng mga kaso." (Hospital for all cases.)\n\n\n* * *\n\n\nBut apparently there are two kinds of foreign nurses in the United States. One kind has a work contract with a specific hospital, while the other kind has no specific contract and is recruited by hospitals from placement agencies on a need basis; these casuals are referred to in the nurses' circle as the "travelers" because they move from one place of work to another. Those with a contract are paid about 26 dollars per hour, while the "travelers" are paid from 48 dollars to 50 dollars per hour. The casuals enjoy bigger sala
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If you have a low GPA going to paralegal won't do any because you still have to pass the state exam, unless you know someone who can hook you up, I mean pay, I don't recommend it though but unfortunately it's happened.
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Am i too late to answer your question in time for your report? \n\nCheck out this Wikipedia page. You're bound to find those which can fit to the topic of your choice. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Filipinos