 You can download both versions from the developer's site below.The Philippines’ current account swung to a surplus in the first quarter of 2020, on the back of a slimmer trade deficit caused by disruptions due to the coronavirus pandemic and falling oil prices.
Data released by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) showed a current account surplus of $92 million in the first three months, reversing the $1.688 billion deficit seen during the same period a year ago.
“This developed mainly from the lower deficit in the trade in goods account and higher net receipts in the secondary income account, which were mitigated partly by the decline in net receipts of trade in services and primary income,” BSP said in a statement on Friday.
The BSP last week said it now expects the current account deficit to further narrow to $1.9 billion or 0.5% of gross domestic product (GDP), from its earlier estimate of $8.4 billion or 2.1% of GDP this year.
In 2019, the current account was at a deficit of $464 million, lower than the $8.773 billion gap in 2018. At this level, the current account accounted for 0.1% of GDP from 2.4% of GDP in 2018.
Meanwhile, the country’s balance of payments (BoP) stood at a deficit of $68 billion in the first quarter, a reversal from the $3.797 billion seen in the January to March 2019 period.
The central bank now projects BoP to end the year at a surplus of $600 million, smaller than the $3 billion surfeit outlook in November.
In 2019, BoP was at a surplus of $7.843 billion, reversing the $2.306 billion deficit recorded in the prior year.
Rizal Commercial Banking Corp. Chief Economist Michael L. Ricafort said the current account surplus was on the back of narrower trade deficit caused by the dramatic drop in oil prices and the virus outbreak.
“The lockdown in Metro Manila and Luzon in the second half of March already caused a sharp decline in both imports and exports as many manufacturers and other businesses experienced a sharp reduction in production/operations and sales,” he said in an e-mail.
“The sharp decline in global oil prices [also] reduced the country’s import bill and helped in further narrowing the country’s trade deficit,” he added.
Latest data from the Philippine Statistics Authority showed the April trade deficit was at $499.21 million, much lower than the $3.8 billion shortfall last year and the biggest trade gap in more than five years or since the $257.18 million in March 2015.
The figures were on the back of a 50.8% contraction in merchandise exports to $2.78 billion as well as the 65.3% drop in merchandise imports to $3.28 billion.
The import bill likewise decreased by 27% to $26.54 billion on a cumulative basis against the government’s target of 5.5% contraction this year.
Mr. Ricafort said he expects the current account likely to remain in surplus, with the height of lockdowns in many economies seen in April and May, causing disruption to global supply chains.
“Going forward, other factors that could support current account include the further re-opening of the economies locally and in many other countries that could also lead to some pick up in OFW (overseas Filipino workers) remittances, BPO (business process outsourcing) revenues, POGO (Philippine offshore gaming operators) revenues in the coming months,” he said.
Mr. Ricafort said foreign tourism receipts look unlikely to bounce back sooner as social distancing measures and travel restrictions continue to be in place to prevent further spread of the virus as economies fear the possibility of a second wave of infections.How to Download Local Maps for Offline Use in Windows 10
The user friendly Maps application with the Windows 10 has made it further more convenient and easier for us to search and find nearby locations with speed and accuracy. This location application is first party windows app by the Microsoft. Previously the windows operating smart phones used to work in offline mode with the Maps Application for a long period of time. Now Microsoft has taken it to a further higher standard with making the application compatible with the Windows 10, which in result has given the ultimate success of producing the Universal Maps App for Windows 10 compatible with the home PC for every user.
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In the freshly launched windows by Microsoft, Windows 10 offers all the users to download the maps as offline maps. The offline maps help one to navigate through without having an internet connection enabled on your device. Hence the Maps application has become a worldwide favorite application for all the users and mostly the travelers around the world.
Steps of downloading Local Maps for offline use in Windows 10:
- To start the process. You need to select the ‘settings’ options under the options of start menu.
- Now click on the very first option from the list i.e. the ‘system’.
- When you select the ‘system’ option it will open a new list of options, now select for the ‘offline maps’, also you can observer many options in the right side of the screen which are related to the maps. Now you need to download the maps for offline use by selecting the ‘download maps’ option in the maps area.
- Now you can see the different continents. Select the different areas of preference which you need to locate for and browse the carefully. By multi selecting the areas download them simultaneously. Always keep in mind to select small portions of regions and download it, do not select the entire region or a continent that may lead to a heavy data loss due to such a heavy download process, further leading to a very expensive and over loaded bill. And always remember to select for the required areas which you actually need to see for.
- After selecting the preferred areas click on the download option at the bottom of the screen to initiate the downloading process.
- Due to a map download the incoming data is quiet high so the process will take some time you need to be calm till the download process is over.
- After the process is complete it will be notifying you.
- Now click on the Maps application after disabling the internet.
- When you open the Maps application it will place all the downloaded maps in front of you now you can easily look out for directions, locations, places, cities, etc… you need to search for.
- With this the Windows 10 Maps Application will be ready to use for browsing local areas and locating different destinations, places, roads, directions in offline mode also.
This feature of the Windows 10 has made the navigation easier for all of us. So go ahead and enjoy navigation in offline mode with the Maps.So the possible downside is investor confidence is eroded and corporate money may start pulling out of crypto….which I agree is entirely likely. And not only corporate money…

Everything in your post was complete logic until your point of “possible upside”: more customers coming to cdc and CRO looking better than ever… this is total BS, every sub is littered with posts about people wanting to take their money off exchanges right now. Nobody in their right mind is going “hey, cro is looking pretty solid now, it’s only down 91% from its ath and steadily dropping in line with the market over the past 12 months, let’s pile into that!.”

The entire crypto space is taking a huge hit at the moment. There’s nothing special about CRO that’s making it look “better than ever”.Protest song is back - with a vengeance
And this time the lyrics are not just antiwar. From hip-hop to punk to rock, artists are wailing against President Bush.
The term protest music often conjures up images of unkempt folkies strumming guitars and warbling their dissent in Greenwich Village coffeehouses.
All that has changed.
Folk music no longer dominates the genre. Today, rebellious political rhetoric can be found in hip-hop, punk, country, metal, alt-rock, and everything in between. Not only has protest music diversified, it seems to be rapidly on the rise.
Some of the new songs, unsurprisingly, address the war on Iraq. But whereas protest songs during the Vietnam era were broadly antiwar in their message, the new batch of political tunes aren't narrowly focused on the recent war. It's more personal than that. Most of the music is targeted at the actions and policies of one man: George W. Bush.
And it's often incendiary stuff.
"For better or worse, Bush has stirred up a lot of vitriol in the music community," says David Browne, head music critic for Entertainment Weekly. "There's always been protest songs against presidents, but they have never been near to the level of venom you're seeing now."
That isn't to say no songs are championing the administration's foreign policy - country music has produced hits such as Toby Keith's "Courtesy of the Red White and Blue (The Angry American)." But they're being drowned out by the sheer volume of musicians working to oust the Oval Office's current occupant.
The musicians range from punk rockers to pop acts to older artists like Patti Smith and Rickie Lee Jones. In all, Mr. Browne reckons protest songs seem to have been more numerous in the past year and a half than in the late '60s. "There just wasn't that concentration of songs during the Vietnam War," he says.
Leading the charge in the current round of Bush-whacking is Fat Mike, frontman for the veteran punk rock group NOFX. Mike created the current Billboard-charting compilation entitled "Rock Against Bush," a collection of sneering