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Basic Linux and System Administration 
January 14, 2012

Linux Advanced System Administration 
January 28, 2012

Network Administration 
February 11, 2012

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Our training is 80% hands-on 20% lecture. Each student has their own set of laboratory equipments that would be used throughout the training. 3 routers, 3 switches per student. 

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>Weekdays Mon-Fri 8am- 6pm

January 16, 2012- January 20, 2012 
February 6, 2012 - February 10, 2012 
February 27, 2012 - April 2, 2012
March 19, 2012 – March 23, 2012 

>Sundays 8am- 6pm

January 8, 2012- February 5, 2012
February 12, 2012 - March 11, 2012

Course Fee: P12,000

CCNP : CISCO CERTIFIED NETWORK PROFESSIONAL

Already a CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) ? Upgrade your skills and certification by taking up our CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional) trainings. Full Hands-On training with lecture makes sure that you understand all concepts by getting your hands dirty configuring real equipments.

The new CCNP curriculum requires exam takers to understand, and know how to configure, troubleshoot, and analyze complex networks. That's what our CCNP training is all about - Hardcore configuration and troubleshooting scenarios that will not only help you pass the CCNP exam, but will also let you handle real life scenarios that will surely help you at work.

Each STUDENTS have their own lab equipment’s:
> 5 routers
> 2 Multilayer Switches
> 2 Distribution Switches
> 6500 Core Switch 

We make sure that you will know how to implement a full-blown scenario with real equipments that you can only see in real production environments.

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>Sundays 8am - 6pm

March 18, 2012 - April 8, 2012 

>Tue-Fri 8am - 6pm

April 24, 2012 – April 27, 2012 

Course Fee: P16,000

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> Meals ( breakfast, lunch and snacks )
> Manual
> Certificate of Training
> Installers


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What’s our Mission?

"To save and protect all the islands inside territory of the Philippines"

What is our Vision?

"To have a strong and powerful nation in the future"

Why should we protect and save the Spratly Islands?

• During the Srivijara and Majapahit Empire in year 1400; the Sultanate State of Sulu was born.  The Sultanate State of Sulu includes Sulu, Part of Mindanao, Palawan and Spratlys Island.
• The Sultanate of Brunei, with thier sultan is a cousin of the Sultanate State if Sulu give the North Borneo (Sabah) as a gift to the Sultanate state of Sulu for helping him to win the war against invaders so the Sultanate State of Sulu added the North Borneo as its new territoty which includes North Borneo (Sabah), Sulu, Cotabato, Lanao, Zamboanga Peninsula, Basilan, Palawan and the Spratlys Archipelago (Now Kalayaan Islands)
• In 1960’s the Sultan of Sulu; Sultan Kiram turnover his proprietary and territorial rights to the Republic of the Philippines, the whole Sultanate State of Sulu Territory including the North Boreno or Sabah which is ilegally controlled by malaysia.
• The Whole Sultanate states of Sulu must be under the government of the Philippines but Malaysia controlled the North Borneo (Sabah) and Taiwan and China invaded the Spratlys

Our Armament’s Wish list

Our lifetime commitment until the never-ending generation of the Filipino must protect and save the Spratlys and the whole island in the Philippines territory.

Since we are an archipelagic State, we need to have a very strong and powerful Navy, and Airforce so we will upgrade and continue upgrading until out future generation for our weaponry.

We plan to have the following in the Future: (We will not stop working to have these all until the future generations so we could protect our territory)

• 4 sophisticated aircraft carrier to represent the 4 big islands (Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao and North Borneo (Sabah)
• 5,000 Jet fighters ($ 250 Billion- Forever commitment to have this amount)
• 20 Hybrid Helicopter Aircraft (V22 Osprey and latest models)
• 500 submarines
• 10,000 tanks
• 1,500,000 Modern Assault & Sniper’s rifles (for a plan to have more than 1 million soldiers)
• 10,000 Machine guns
• Missiles (ATACMS multiple launch rocket system artillery, Surface to Air Missiles, Fire and forget Missiles, Anti ballistic Missile ABM)

Our First project:

Name of Project: F 18 Super Hornets
F 18 Super hornets - is a supersonic, all-weather carrier-capable multirole fighter jet, designed to dogfight and attack ground targets (F/A for Fighter/Attack). Designed by McDonnell Douglas and Northrop, the F/A-18 was derived from the latter's YF-17 in the 1970s for use by the United States Navy and Marine Corps. The Hornet is also used by the air forces of several other nations. It has been the aerial demonstration aircraft for the U.S. Navy's Flight Demonstration Squadron, the Blue Angels, since 1986.

Price: $ 57 Million US Dollar
Role: Multirole fighter
Origin: United States of America
Manufacturer: McDonnel Doughlas  / Boeing Northrop

• Photos of the F-18 Super Hornets 

• Videos of F-18 Super Hornets

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By MARK ANTHONY N. MANUEL

CLARK FREEPORT, Pampanga, Philippines – The Chairman of the three of the biggest companies in the country said that Clark Freeport would become the "mother of all investments" in the country if "relevant improvements in facilities and avionics as well as expansion of terminal buildings" will be erected inside the Freeport.

Kapampangan business tycoon Manuel "Manny" Pangilinan also said Clark is a great opportunity to be the center for call centers and business process outsourcing (BPO) services in the country as well as the hub for information technology for Central Luzon.

Pangilinan has compared Clark to Chenai and Bangalore in India, and Silicon Valley in California as an information technology center in the world.

Pangilinan is the chairman of the investment giant Metro Pacific Investments Corporation (MPIC), television station TV5, and Smart Communications, the biggest telecom company in the country.

He has also urged the national government to transfer the operation of Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) as the country's premier airport to the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) in Angeles City, saying that the former airport will already reach its saturation level in about three years.

Speaking before the awardees of the Most Outstanding Kampangan, Pangilinan explained that Clark is a prime candidate as the new premier international airport "simply because it is ready."

"It's clear that an alternative international aviation gateway is needed sooner rather than later," said Pangilinan.

The businessman also disclosed that is companies are planning a public-private partnership for the development of the Pampanga River as a bulk water source.

"This plan is designed to help minimize flooding in the province," he said.

Pangilinan likewise announced his desire to establish a tertiary hospital in the province, "to upgrade medical services to the Kapampangan."

Pangilinan was reportedly in talks with Ramon Ang of San Miguel Corporation for the development of DMIA's Terminal 2 and a high-speed railway that will connect the airport to Manila.

"It is a positive development," said Mayor Marino Morales, noting that any development at the Clark airport will also redound to the overall progress of nearby Mabalacat town which plays host to the airport.

Morales said the presence of the Clark airport, the modern Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEx), North Luzon Expressway (NLEx), and the eventual construction of the high-speed railway will speed up the development of the northern part of Mabalacat as "Makati of the North."

DMIA plays host to foreign and local carriers such as Tiger Airways of Singapore that flies Clark-Singapore, Air Asia of Malaysia via Clark-Kuala Lumpur and Kota Kinabalu, Asiana Airlines via Clark-Incheon in South Korea with connecting flights to the US, China and Japan, Cebu Pacific Air via Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok and Macau while South East Asian Airlines (Seair) via Clark-Caticlan at the world famous Boracay Beach Island Resort.

Other carriers include Spirit of Manila Airlines via Clark-Taiwan and Jin Air a subsidiary of Korean Air with chartered flights to Incheon in South Korea.

It was remembered that top government officials in Central Luzon has urged President Benigno Simeon "PNoy" Aquino III to pursue the plans of developing the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) here as a premier international airport in the Philippines, following reports of supposed glitches at the Ninoy Aquino international Airport.

The Metro Clark Advisory Council (MCAC), composed of representatives from business and concerned sectors in Central Luzon and of mayors of towns surrounding the Clark Freeport, has issued a resolution for the development of the Clark airport following the spate of diversionary flights in Clark.

By: Dr. Philip Neches

Chairman, Foundation Ventures LLC

huffingtonpost.com

When smart people with very different viewpoints come to similar conclusions, it's wise to take notice. In the Left corner: Dr. Paul Krugman, Nobel Prize winning economist, Princeton professor, MSNBC regular, New York Times columnist. In the Right corner: Dr. Jack Wheeler, aide to President Reagan and both Presidents Bush, author, blogger. The Right loathes Krugman as a soft-headed sell out; the Left regards Wheeler as a self-aggrandizing nut. The subject: China.

In a post on his Website To the Point (subscription required, posted October 14, 2011), Wheeler summarized the situation in China tersely, "No water, no wives, no banks -- and a hyper-dangerous military." Wheeler's writing tends towards melodrama and exaggeration for effect. Still, consider each point in turn.

No water: China's population is about three times compared to USA, in a land area about the same as the 48 contiguous states. But almost 80% of China's land area is mountain or desert, unsuited for cities or farms. Try to imagine three times the population of the U.S. living in an area not much larger than the 13 original colonies.

Further, the headwaters of China's great rivers are not actually in China: they're in Nepal, Tibet, and Kashmir. Small wonder China gets touchy about any hint of losing sway in those areas: China would literally die of thirst.

In the U.S. are so abundantly blessed by nature that we find it difficult to imagine what a problem water is too much of the rest of the world. Nonetheless, water supply is the greatest threat to civilization in much of the world, including China. Not energy. Not food. Not land. Water.

No wives. Well, certainly a big shortfall: China has something like 100 million more young men than young women. Wheeler writes ominously of the political and military dangers from 100 million bachelors.

But China has an even bigger demographic problem, as I pointed out in my post "The Sun Also Sets". China constrained their birth rate through social policy only possible in a brutal dictatorship. But they also made the same strides in public health that the Western world made in the early 20th century, dropping their death rate by a factor of three and increasing life expectancy from 40+ to 70+ years in just a generation. With falling births and falling deaths, China's population is aging. China is in a desperate race to get rich before it gets old. They will lose.

No banks. Wheeler points out that the Chinese state banks are technically insolvent. Krugman provides more color and detail in his op-ed piece "Will China Break?" Krugman sees the classic signs of a bubble: rapid growth in credit, surging real estate prices, "shadow banking" systems without government regulation or guarantees, and huge increase in investment without corresponding increase in consumer spending. Even through the murky lens of official Chinese economic data, Krugman sees the bubble bursting.

We had our financial crisis in 2008. Experts agree that we still have a long way to go to recover from it, and that many of the vulnerabilities that caused that crisis persist in our economy. Europe seems to be still going into the depths of their problems. Again, experts expect a prolonged recovery.

Is China the next to fall? If so, they cannot expect much help from the U.S. and Europe. A rise in the Yuan, the likely first consequence of trouble in China, benefits the U.S. and Europe doubly: it makes our debt held by China worth less and easier to repay, and it increases the cost of Chinese goods to our consumers, providing a stimulus to local industry and employment. The trouble in the U.S. already shuttered numerous factories in China. But that could just be a fore-taste of what could come.

If you look at raw unemployment numbers, the current problems in the U.S. and some countries in Europe are almost as bad as the Great Depression of the 1930s. But the political and social consequences are no where near the same. The public and private mechanisms put in place since the 1930s feel the strain. But they are holding, in the sense that no one in the US or Europe seriously worries about armed revolution or anarchy, as was the case in the 1930s.

Without similar safeguards in place, China could be a different story. While the economic consequences can be calculated, the political and social results cannot. Speculation and imagination are our only sources of insight.

Dangerous Military. China's military establishment is second only to ours. If one looks at spending alone, it seems no contest: China spends about what Britain and France put together spend, and about 1/6 of what we spend. But China is actually far less militarized than the United States, with 3.4 active, reserve, and paramilitary per 1,000 population, versus 9.5 for us. Most advanced countries spend between 1.8% and 2.8% of GDP on their military. China's military budget is 2.1% of GDP, at the lower end of the pack. Compare that to 4.8% for us.

What is the upshot (pun and all) of these figures? Either the U.S. is spending too much on its military, or China has the capacity to spend a lot more than it currently spends. Maybe both statements are true.

Wheeler speculates on two possible paths for Chinese military adventurism. Asserting more control of the South China Sea represents a reasonably credible scenario, but also one that would quickly unite the maritime world (U.S., Japan, Europe, India, Southeast Asia or ASEAN countries , OPEC,Philippines, Indonesia, Australia, etc.) to defend the nearly 50% of the world's shipping that goes through those waters. Wheeler offers a more nightmarish scenario: China invades Siberia to gain water, land, oil, and to divert its 100 million odd excess bachelors.

In the long lens of history, this may not be as far-fetched as it first sounds. Much of Siberia was the Maritime Provinces of China until the expandingRussian Empire seized control around 1860. The Russian Empire expanded from its start around Kiev around 950 AD to the height of the Cold War a thousand years later. Since losing in Afghanistan in 1987, the Russian Empire has been in incredibly rapid retreat, losing its Eastern European satellites and West Asian provinces to independence.

The world is full of danger spots: Pakistan, Iran, North Korea. But when I feel really grim about the prospects for the world, my thoughts turn toChina.

Finally, my apologies for spiking your holiday eggnog with a few Sichuan peppercorns.