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Quote from: islander on July 17, 2011, 01:05:12 AM
hahaha!  wa tingali ka madayon sa pagkapari kay ikaw ang eksorsaysonon.

Eksorsaysonon gud tawon. Eksersaysonon tingali kay daan ra man tang tambokon sukad sa pagkabata...

Panalangin diay.  Ako ani hangad-hangad tawon kay dugay-dugay nag wa giuwan ang akong tugkaran...

Bwahaha! Laksi jud kon ibton tungod sa sima!

Hmm, giunsa kaha paggamit ning mga bakaha?

Posted by Daniel Flynn Bio â†" on Jul 8th, 2011


Kill another human being, you will likely spend many years locked away. Murder millions and you will likely evade punishment entirely. The belated trial of surviving leaders of the Khmer Rouge conducted by the United Nations and Cambodia affirms this paradox.





From 1975 to 1979, the Pol Pot -led Khmer Rouge transformed Cambodia into a human slaughterhouse. The Maoist government killed roughly 20 percent of the population, about 1.5 million people, during its brief but bloody rule. The militant atheists forced Muslims to eat pork, killed every other Cambodian Catholic, and felled the population of Buddhist monks from 60,000 to 1,000. The Khmer Rouge abolished money, emptied cities, imposed a drab black national uniform, executed the handicapped as shirkers, and outlawed eyeglasses as a vain capitalist accessory. In their violent wake, the Khmer Rouge left a ravaged population in which women outnumbered men by two to one and minors nearly outnumbered the remaining adults.

Perhaps the strangest thing about these strange atrocities is that nobody was ever really held accountable. Attempting to right this wrong is the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, which is currently trying a case against top officials of the Khmer Rouge government.

The court trying four of the surviving leaders of the Cambodian Communist Party is a joint creation of the United Nations and Cambodia. The defendants in the ongoing trial are “Brother Number Two” Nuon Chea , head of state Khieu Samphan , foreign minister Ieng Sary , and Sary’s wife, the minister of social action, Ieng Thirith . The charges against the foursome include genocide, crimes against humanity, religious persecution, war crimes, torture, and murder. The regime’s leader, Pol Pot, died of a heart attack in the custody of fellow Communist guerrillas in 1998.

The trial overflows with controversy. The visual of the infirm accusedâ€"with Pol Pot deputy Nuon Chea even wearing a winter cap in the air-conditioned courtroom to go along with his ever-present sunglassesâ€"departing the proceedings for the comfort of their cells has provoked competing reactions. Adding jail time to the punishment of Father Time appears as overkill to some. Others have difficulty finding sympathy for people who engineered the murders of so many. With the ages of the defendants ranging from 79 to 84, whatever time they spend behind bars will certainly be brief.


More at: http://frontpagemag.com/2011/07/08/the-belated-khmer-rouge-trials/

Quote from: islander on July 17, 2011, 12:56:33 AM
...nga tuwayon ka?

Correction! Niangkon ka nga nanimaho ka rong kusahos unya kon manambok ka, mahimo kang tuwayon...

Bwahaha! 

Last Updated: 2 hours 59 minutes ago


Australian scientists have helped develop a new definition for seawater to help research into climate change.

The research involved the country's national scientific organisation, the CSIRO

Linda Hunt reports that understanding how oceans behave is an important tool in climate research.

An international team led by the CSIRO's Dr Trevor McDougal says the new definition for seawater is the biggest development in the science for 30 years. He says it provides a more accurate calculation of salinity and ocean temperatures.

"I'd say it's as accurate as we'll be able to do it for many years."

Scientists are excited about the implications for climate modelling, including oceanographer Dr Susan Wijffels. "Getting up to this next level of accuracy I think is going to help us do a much better job of understanding what's happening in the deep ocean."

The new definition of seawater is now being explained to scientists around the world. -- http://australianetworknews.com/

Nagdamgo man kog ingon ani. Hmm, unsa kahay buot ipasabot adto... 

Kidnappers call US victims' kin: Philippine police
(AFP) â€" 11 hours ago


ZAMBOANGA, Philippines â€" Kidnappers have contacted the family of two US citizens abducted in the Philippines to make an "unbelievable" ransom demand, the Filipino official handling the hostage crisis said Saturday.

The official, Zamboanga city Mayor Celso Lobregat, said the identity of the gunmen and the situation of the hostages, who also included one Filipino relative, was still unknown despite the phonecall.

"Contact has been made to the husband in the United States. And the contact was that that there is a demand," Lobregat told reporters in this southern port, adding that the call was made on Thursday.

"The call was very short and it was cut off (presumably by the kidnappers)," he said, adding there was no word if any deadline was set.

He described the demand made as an "unbelievable amount", without giving further details.

Filipino police said gunmen snatched Gerfa Lunsmann, 50, her 14-year-old son, Kevin, and her Filipino teenage nephew on Tuesday at a nearby island resort.

The woman was born in the area but left in her childhood for adoption in the United States, where she later married a US-based German man, local police have said.

The resort is a mere 20 kilometres (12 miles) from the coast of Basilan island, a known stronghold of the Abu Sayyaf, a small Islamic militant group blamed for previous abductions of foreigners, as well as deadly bombings.

Apart from the militants, the near-lawless region is also home to Muslim separatist guerrillas, bandits and pirates.

Kidnapping of locals and foreigners for ransom occurs with alarming frequency in the area.

Lobregat said the information about the ransom demand was relayed by the US government to Filipino police who are searching for the kidnappers and their hostages. -- http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/

Quote from: islander on July 17, 2011, 12:40:00 AM
hahaha!  kun niwang ko nga nanimahong kusahos, tambok tingali ka nga tuwayon!

Kana ba, angkon jud...

Pagbantay jud aning Tigbao, Inday Marikit,
Kay maajo jamo ni sijang magkinwaknit--
Magbitay nga usa ray kamot ang gagunit
(Ambot kon ang pikas kamot unsay gisignit).

Bwahaha!

He he, seguradong ang car freshener ani way lain kon dili amoy melon...

A Tanzanian albino child

Photography by Seymour Templar

Quote from: islander on July 12, 2011, 12:04:14 AM
A friend doesn't go on a diet because you are fat.  (Erma Bombeck)

A friend doesn't call you fat to your face...

Quote from: islander on July 12, 2011, 01:02:06 PM
beauty!  morag gikan sa clinic ni belo, whew!  mora pod ug unod ug certain shells sa balingsya ang ngipon.  di hinoon ginamos...

Hmm, pwede baya pud himoong ginamos ang unod sa kinhason...

Quote from: islander on July 13, 2011, 02:34:12 PM
 
   Pleasure without conscience.

   

Hmm, so Gandhi indulged in his perverse pleasures with the imprimatur of his conscience...

Even though albinism exists in Europe and North America, where it affects one in 20,000 people, it is far more widespread in Africa. One of the continent's music stars, Salif Keita from Mali, is an albino. One study has put the Tanzanian ratio at one in 4,000 people. Kimaya believes there are 370,000 albinos in Tanzania. Some researchers have suggested that the source of the albino gene can be traced to the east coast of Africa.

Despite government efforts and growing pressure from abroad, including a motion condemning the events in Tanzania in September in the European Parliament, the country's albinos are still living in fear.

Kwegyir was an activist for the ruling party and an information officer at Dar es Salaam airport before becoming an MP. She said there was an urgent need for the international community to support albinos: 'If we can have skin creams, books and spectacles, this will help us to lead more normal lives and to come out of the shadows and combat prejudice.'

For the moment the safety of albinos is her prime concern. 'On 19 October we staged a demonstration in Dar es Salaam to raise awareness of our situation. Many people were brave and came out. But that same evening one of the demonstrators was followed home, grabbed, and the assailants tried to hack off one of her arms. This was left hanging and later had to be amputated. The attackers cut off the other arm and ran away.

'Now she is living in constant terror because she won't be able to fight back if they come after her a second time.' -- http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2008/nov/16/tanzania-humanrights

Kimaya's society, probably Africa's oldest albino association, set up in 1980, feels powerless in the face of the attacks. 'The people who are killing us are witch doctors or agents for them. What is happening is mad and horrible,' Kimaya said.

Kimaya said the superstition of money-making had always existed but used to be confined to remote areas. Tanzania's recent minerals boom, which has attracted thousands of people to try their luck in small-scale mining, may have contributed to the spread of the belief. Murders are now also reported in neighbouring countries and Kikwete has asked other heads of state in the Southern African Development Community to act to stamp out the killings.

Last week the Daily News reported the arrest of a 35-year-old fisherman at Lake Tanganyika who had allegedly attempted to sell his 24-year-old albino wife to two businessmen from the Democratic Republic of Congo for 3.6m shillings (about £2,000). Another report told of a man caught at the border carrying a bag containing a baby's head. He told police that a Tanzanian witch doctor had offered to pay him according to the weight of the head.

More than 170 people, most of them witch doctors, have been arrested in Tanzania this year; 53 are in custody, but Kimaya wants firmer, swifter action. 'We need money to pay a lawyer. The government has ordered the police to carry out a census of albinos, so that we know how many of us there are,' he said.

'They have also been instructed to work with villagers to protect us and to escort albino children to school. It is a big step forward, but we urgently need prosecutions to begin so that Tanzanians hear of this injustice,' added Kimaya, who is one of three albino siblings out of seven children in his family. He is married to a black woman and their four children are black.

A relative haven of safety for Tanzania's albinos is the small park outside the single-storey wards of Dar es Salaam's Cancer Institute. In alleys leading between the wards, albinos with bandages on their heads and feet, or slings on their arms, wait for check-ups.

They have russet-coloured hair and milky-white skin, but their facial features are African. Many are covered in welts, scabs and burns. Cancer is their greatest killer and, whereas albinos in developed countries can hope to live until normal old age, Africans who have the condition rarely survive beyond the age of 40.

Zihada Msembo said her greatest enemy used to be the sun. Now she walks in fear wherever she goes. 'In the streets you hear people plotting. They say "look at the zeru [ghost]. We can get him". We are terrified to go outside or to get into our beds at night.'

The hospital's rundown gatehouse is the home of the Tanzanian Albino Society. Its chairman, Ernest Kimaya, 42, said the organisation ran on an annual government grant which he summarised as 'equal to a week's tea budget at State House'. Albinos need skin creams, spectacles and large-print books, but they receive no funding for these. Kimaya wears glasses but at his computer his nose is less than 10cm from the screen.

He said Tanzanian albinos had always faced discrimination in schools or in the workplace. 'People believe a woman who has an albino child has been cursed and that the whole family will now suffer bad luck. In olden days midwives killed the babies at birth but now that there are health centres, albino babies do survive.'

Kwegyir, 48, had met Salma in her village in the Mwanga district near Kilimanjaro. 'It is the first cannibalistic case, but in other respects it is a classic example. Someone in the extended family who has links with a witch doctor will help set up the abduction or killing. These murders are inspired by ignorance and greed. An albino hand is selling for two million shillings (£1,200),' she said.

Despite government moves to protect albinos - who have an inherited gene disorder which results in a lack of pigmentation and can produce near-blindness - the targeted murders, which were first reported a year ago, are continuing. 'Two weeks pass and we think it's getting better, then another one happens,' said Kwegyir, who was appointed to parliament in April by President Jakaya Kikwete in order to combat prejudice.

The murders are the result of seemingly conflicting beliefs spread by witch doctors, who are still consulted by many of Tanzania's 40 million-strong population, that albinos are either cursed or have supernatural properties. Some fishermen believe that, if they weave the red hair from an albino into their nets, fish will be attracted by the golden glimmer. Miners for gold, rubies and tanzanite are reported to pay large sums for juju (magic) amulets, which they wear around their necks or strapped to their arms and which are made up with a potion mixed from albino body parts. Others are said to bury the bones of albinos in the ground they are digging.

Albino Africans live in fear after witch-doctor butchery
by Alex Duval Smith, The Observer, Sunday 16 November 2008


A series of horrific murders of albinos in Tanzania has shocked the nation. As children are hacked to death for their body parts, believed to bring good luck, the authorities are failing to stop a trade in organs that relies on superstition and greed.


The Tanzanian MP recounts the appalling story in a tone of sadness and horror. A woman named Salma had been told by her family to dress her baby entirely in black and to lay the little girl in a hut, alone. 'The mother didn't understand, but she obeyed the elders,' said Al-Shaymaa Kwegyir.

'Some hours later, unknown men arrived and went straight to the hut. They used a machete to cut off the child's legs. Then they slit her throat and poured the blood into a pot and drank it.'

Amid a spate of at least 29 murders of albinos in Tanzania, Kwegyir, herself an albino, has become one of the country's most prominent political campaigners on the issue. She cited evidence that killers acting for witch doctors are turning to cannibalism alongside their quest for lucrative body parts as magic charms.

Buyers from as far away as the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi, Kenya and Uganda believe the legs, genitals, eyes and hair of people with albinism can help them achieve instant wealth. The youngest victim so far was seven months old.


   

Cholecystitis? He he, maghuwat ko sa definition (or interpretation) ni Fr. Chic aning sakita...

Kon medyo pangag na ka, niay laing recipe nga pabukalan una ang karne (labi na ang panit kay hawot)...





Ingredients:

1 kilo goat meat with skin intact
1 thumb size ginger crushed
2-3 pcs. bay leaf
1/2 tsp. crushed peppercorns
2 thumb size ginger, finely chopped
3 medium size onion, sliced thinly
1/2 cup vinegar
3 pcs. siling labuyo, chopped
1/2 cup mayonnaise, optional
salt and pepper


Separate goat meat and skin, cut into grilling pieces. In a big casserole boil goat meat and skin, crushed peppercorns, bay leaf, crushed ginger and salt for 10 to 20 minutes for the goat meat and 45 to 60 minutes or until chewy tender for the goat skin. When done remove from casserole and drain in a colander until dry or wipe with paper towels. Grill goat meat and skin until brown and crispy, let cool then cut into long small slices. Put the goat meat and skin in a big bowl, add all the other ingredients and toss mix. Season with salt and pepper. Chill in refrigerator until ready to serve. -- http://www.overseaspinoycooking.net/2008/07/kinilaw-na-kambing.html

He he, para sa carnivorous, niay recipe from the North...


Kilawing Kambing





Ingredients:

1 kilo go  at’s meat with skin
*preferred cuts are from the thigh, loin, neck and shoulder
2 big onions; sliced
1 root ginger; cut in strips (optional)
3 siling labuyo; chopped
Vinegar
Salt and pepper
Soy sauce


Cooking Instructions:

Marinate goat meat in soy sauce, grill, then make small slices.
Balance seasoning with vinegar, salt, and pepper according to taste. Garnish with onion and siling labuyo. Refrigerate, then serve. -- http://www.myfilipinorecipes.com/meat/kilawing-kambing-pulutan-recipe.html

Yes, the Seventh-Day Adventists have been promoting this vege thing for ages...

In the 14th century the growth of maritime trade and the recognition that plague was introduced by ships returning from the Levant led to the adoption of quarantine in Venice. It was decreed that ships were to be isolated for a limited period to allow for the manifestation of the disease and to dissipate the infection brought by persons and goods. Originally the period was 30 days, trentina, but this was later extended to 40 days, quarantina. The choice of this period is said to be based on the period that Christ and Moses spent in isolation in the desert. In 1423 Venice set up its first lazaretto, or quarantine station, on an island near the city. The Venetian system became the model for other European countries and the basis for widespread quarantine control for several centuries. -- http://listverse.com/

Quote from: taga tigbao on July 16, 2011, 08:26:41 PM
Kinsa man?

Kung sa kang Bay Glacier mura bag si Nethla pagkabutanga?

Bwahaha! Bitaw, way namugos. Maingon tang punga nga adunay mga panghitabo, pero in the end ako mismo ang nakahukom...

“It’s not clear why I should apologize to them. I’m ready to apologize if I did something wrong. But where did all these start? I was not a participant. It was they [bishops] and my predecessor that communicated. Why do we have to apologize?”

--Referring to calls from some bishops for him and PCSO Chair Margarita Juico to issue a public apology for purportedly dragging the Church into the scandal. 

More at: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/24388/why-apologize-%E2%80%98bishops-yielded-to-temptation%E2%80%99

Giagi lang unta to niyag hubog-hubog, epektibo baya pud ning paagiha... 

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 16, 2011, 07:22:49 PM
Santos, who was seated on a bench beside her lawyer, approached PO3 Yaun who was standing near her and apparently starting.

“Nagdako man lang nang imong mata (Your eyes are big),” she said.

Yaun retorted, “Ngano man, ang imo gamay?” (Why, are your eyes small?)

Bwahaha! Mora man ning duha og mga bata, o kaha mga miyembro sa TB!

Excerpt from a Cebu Daily News item:


In a low-cut white lace dress, black stockings and gray half boots, Santos, with her Louis Vuitton handbag, was not the typical witness in the somber courtroom.

Minutes before her turn came up, she exchanged sharp words with a police officer and challenged PO3 Angelito Yaun of the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) to a fistfight.

Yaun was one of the police officers who applied for the search warrant to raid her house. Police seized a Mitsubishi Pajero later found to be registered in Santos’ name and which is suspected to be the vehicle used in Ellah Joy’s abduction.

Santos’ lawyers yesterday filed perjury charges against CIDU-7′s Willard Selibio, PO3 Yaun, and private witnesses Richard Ian Bruce Bansuan and Ligaya Escultos before the Cebu Provincial Prosecutors’ Office for allegedly “fabricating” allegations that had led the judge to issue a search warrant.

Santos, who was seated on a bench beside her lawyer, approached PO3 Yaun who was standing near her and apparently starting.

“Nagdako man lang nang imong mata (Your eyes are big),” she said.

Yaun retorted, “Ngano man, ang imo gamay?” (Why, are your eyes small?)

In an interview later, Santos said she was just reacting to Yaun’s tuant: “Tuo ka mahadlok ko nimo?” (You think I’m afraid of you?)

To which the woman allegedly replied: “Wala man man ko nahadlok nimo. Kon isog ka sumbaga ko karon.” (I’m not afraid of you. If you are so brave, punch me). Bella said Yaun reportedly told her, “Sumbagon tika sa gawas.” (I will punch you outside).


More at: https://cebudailynews.wordpress.com/2011/04/05/bella-defends-british-boyfriend-dares-police-officer-to-fistfight/

Hmm, kaila ka ani niya, Bay Bugs?

Prime suspect Bella Ruby Santos...

Quote from: taga tigbao on July 16, 2011, 05:46:50 PM
NGanong wa man ka magpari ug lahos Bay Hubs?

He he, dihay nibabag... 

Sweet kiss...

Noodle Dance Steps

Noodle-Light Theory

Perhaps one of the more important of the recent theories in the field of Pastafarianism is PENILE (shorthand "noggin" speak for "Pastafarian-Encouraged Noodle-Influenced Light Effect"). The maths involved in fully explaining this effect is completely incomprehensible to anyone but doctors, or someone wearing a hat that has "Doctor" or some derivative thereof written on it; however, the overall effect is simple, logical, and impervious to criticism. Quite simply, light traveling from a light source (the sun, a flashlight, or This guy) is influenced by the Flying Spaghetti Monster according to His will, and then received by our undeserving eyeballs. How this influencing comes about is as of yet uncertain - current theories range from interception and retransmission, to an external quantum transfer of information, to "just because He damn well wants to" - however, the end result is certain: we only see what He wants us to see.





More at: http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Flying_Spaghetti_Monster#Spaghetti-Meatball_Duality


Bwahaha!

The Flying Spaghetti Monster is typically depicted as a clump of tangled spaghetti with two eyestalks, two meatballs, and noodly appendages. This iconic image, Touched by His Noodly Appendage, was originally created in August 2005 by the Swedish designer Niklas Jansson as a parody of Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam. The image has become the de facto brand image for the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. --Wiki

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 16, 2011, 03:45:47 PM
They said religion was never an issue in Alm's case, and that he succeeded because he fulfilled the only criterion required: leaving his face fully visible in the photo.

He he, naa ra man diay na...

Man tests law by claiming to be a `pastafarian' (AP)
Thursday, 14 July 2011 13:25


VIENNA â€" Niko Alm wanted to test an Austrian law saying that head coverings would only be allowed in official documents for religious reasons.

So the tongue-in-cheek atheist applied for a new driver's license in his country with a photo of himself wearing a pasta strainer as headgear. Alm said he was a "pastafarian" and that the headpiece was required by his religion.

The application process took three years, but Alm said Thursday that he's now got his new license.

Police officials in the mostly Catholic country did not sound amused.

They said religion was never an issue in Alm's case, and that he succeeded because he fulfilled the only criterion required: leaving his face fully visible in the photo. -- http://oddnews.org/

Hmm, kon nadayon pa ko sa pagkapari, mag-exorcist ra ba unta ko, apil unta ko ani...

Friday, 15 July 2011 11:52


WARSAW (AFP) â€" Vampires, the devil's deceit and mental illness are among the hot topics for some 300 exorcists who flocked to Poland this week from as far away as Africa and India for a week-long congress.

Held at Poland's Roman Catholic Jasna Gora monastery, home to the venerated Black Madonna icon, this year's congress "examines the current fashion for vampirism in Europe and the world-over, schizophrenia and other mental disorders as well as the devil's deceit during exorcism," according to the monastery's radio station.

Also attending are "priests and lay people who work with exorcists or who are themselves practitioners in cases which do not involve possession but rather other forms of harassment by evil spirits," Polish exorcist, Father Andrzej Grefkowicz was quoted as saying.

Hailing from India, world-renowned exorcist Father Rufus Pereira as well as chief exorcist of the Archdiocese of Vienna Larry Hogan are among the participants, the radio reported. The unusual meeting is held once every two years.

The Jasna Gora monastery's venerated Black Madonna icon is believed by many Poles to work miracles.

Legend has it that it was painted by the apostle Saint Luke on a table top from the home of the Holy Family, according to the Jasna Gora website. Records suggest the icon arrived in Poland during the 14th century.

With around 90 percent of the population declaring themselves Roman Catholic, Poland remains one of Europe's most devout countries. -- http://oddnews.org/

Lustful and murderous, and God knows what else... 

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 16, 2011, 03:31:52 PM
Tinuod, kinahanglan ang
Senior Citizen magpahiyumon,
Kay bisan ‘korduroy’ na ang nawong,
Sa pahiyom panagway mabatan-on...

He he, kuyaw pud ning 'korduroy' na ang nawong...

ni Jose Lebumfacil Tomarong
c/o PIO, City Hall, Talisay City, Cebu

I
Papuy-a kanunay ang hingpit
Nga Langit diha sulod
Sa imong kasingkasing
Ug kawad-an ka na sa higayon
Nga mahimo pang ilaga
Nga matukob sa iring.

II
Miingon ang pari kinahanglan
Nga ang mg Senior Citizen
Mopahiyom, ayaw ang suliran
Himoang problema.
Ug sa pagkabati ko niini
Midilaab ang kalayo sa balak.
Tinuod, kinahanglan ang
Senior Citizen magpahiyumon,
Kay bisan ‘korduroy’ na ang nawong,
Sa pahiyom panagway mabatan-on
Kay ang pahiyom maoy kahayag
Sa Adlaw nga mobuak sa dag-om,
Ulan mangatagak, mopabuklad
Sa mga bulak, momugnag
Mga balak, unya ang katahuman
Mosidlak daw bituon nga
Wala nay pagkatagak.


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Hulyo 16, 2011.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 16, 2011, 03:22:57 PM
Ang duha upat na ka tuig nga nagkauyab apan karong bag-o nagkaaway-away na ug di na ganahan magkig-estorya ang babaye.

Si Chief Insp. Elmer Fernandez, pangulo sa Station 1 diin nasakop ang Brgy. Alang-Alang, niingon nga nigawas ang babaye sa pikas kuwarto tungod kay di man mopatuo ang iyang uyab nga di ition ang armas sa iyang ulo.

Sa dihang nigawas, nadungog na lang sa ubang mga kawani ang kusog nga boto sa armas ug maoy ilang nakita nga naigo na sa walang bahin sa ulo.

Tsk, tsk, tsk, gusto lang tingali ni Ondoy nga moingon si Inday og "I love you" unya kay gibiyaan man hinuon siya, goodbye cruel world na lang...

Ni Dennes R. Tabar
Friday, July 15, 2011


REGISTERED nurse naghikog pinaagi sa pagpusil sa iyang ulo sulod sa opisina sa iyang uyab nga usa ka company nurse pasado ala 1 kagahapon sa hapon Brgy. Alang-Alang, dakbayan sa Mandaue.

Ang namatay giila nga si Michael Ryan Devera, 25, ulitawo, taga Barangay Tingub sa maong siyudad, usa usab ka registered nurse.

Base sa inbestigasyon sa kapulisan, ang namatay niadto sa opisina sa iyang uyab nga usa usab ka nurse sanglit mao man kini ang company nurse sa Huayu Construction.

Sigun sa asoy sa iyang hinigugma nga didto kini sa sulod nagdala nag armas ug sige og tion sa iyang ulo tungod kay maghikog.

Ang duha upat na ka tuig nga nagkauyab apan karong bag-o nagkaaway-away na ug di na ganahan magkig-estorya ang babaye.

Si Chief Insp. Elmer Fernandez, pangulo sa Station 1 diin nasakop ang Brgy. Alang-Alang, niingon nga nigawas ang babaye sa pikas kuwarto tungod kay di man mopatuo ang iyang uyab nga di ition ang armas sa iyang ulo.

Sa dihang nigawas, nadungog na lang sa ubang mga kawani ang kusog nga boto sa armas ug maoy ilang nakita nga naigo na sa walang bahin sa ulo.

Si Devera daling gidala sa Perpetual Succour Hospital, apan gideklarar sa mga mananambal nga patay nang midangat sa tambalanan.

Ang imbestigador sa homicide section nga si SPO4 Marcos Noval nibutyag nga wa pa gayod nila makuha ang kompletong detalye kon unsay giawayan sa duha sanglit di pa man nila mahinabi ang uyab niini nga nakalitan sa hitabo.

Apan ilang plano nga ipailawom kini sa paraffin test aron mawala ang pagduda nga adunay foul play ang hitabo.

Hinuon ang uyab ni Devera nipahibawo nga andam usab siyang mopailawom sa paraffin test.

Ang kapulisan nakakuha usab og saksi nga duha ka mga engineer nga kauban sa babaye nga nakakita sa hitabo nga nigawas na ang iyang uyab sa kuwarto una pa nadungog ang buto sa armas.


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Hulyo 16, 2011.

Dugay ra kong nibotar sa PPUR. I'm ready to vote again...

Quote from: fdaray on July 13, 2011, 12:51:15 PM
I'll vote for Chocolate Hills of Bohol as one of the seven wonders of nature.

Sunod na lang ni kon maapil na ang Choco Hills...

The 1815 eruption [of mount Tambora] is rated 7 on the Volcanic Explosivity Index, the only such eruption since the Lake Taupo eruption in about 180 AD. With an estimated ejecta volume of 160 cubic kilometers, Tambora's 1815 outburst was the largest volcanic eruption in recorded history. The explosion was heard on Sumatra island (more than 2,000 km (1,200 mi) away). Heavy volcanic ash falls were observed as far away as Borneo, Sulawesi, Java and Maluku islands. Most deaths from the eruption were from starvation and disease, as the eruptive fallout ruined agricultural productivity in the local region. The death toll was at least 71,000 people (the most deadly eruption in recorded history), of whom 11,000â€"12,000 were killed directly by the eruption; the often-cited figure of 92,000 people killed is believed to be overestimated. The eruption created global climate anomalies that included the phenomenon known as "volcanic winter": 1816 became known as the "Year Without a Summer" because of the effect on North American and European weather. Agricultural crops failed and livestock died in much of the Northern Hemisphere, resulting in the worst famine of the 19th century. --Wiki

The Year Without a Summer (also known as the Poverty Year, Year There Was No Summer, and Eighteen Hundred and Froze to Death) was 1816, in which severe summer climate abnormalities caused average global temperatures to decrease by about 0.4â€"0.7 °C (0.7â€"1.3 °F), resulting in major food shortages across the Northern Hemisphere. It is believed that the anomaly was caused by a combination of a historic low in solar activity with a volcanic winter event, the latter caused by a succession of major volcanic eruptions capped off by the Mount Tambora eruption of 1815, the largest known eruption in over 1,300 years. --Wiki

MORE FACTS 2

- Laughing relaxes and expands blood vessels, which helps protect the heart.

- A person is more likely to have a heart attack on Monday morning than on any other day of the week.

- Physicians call morning time “the witching time” for heart attacks because the mornings are when most people suffer heart attack. In the morning, stress hormones, such as cortisol, peak. Additionally, blood is thicker and harder to pump because a person is partially dehydrated.

- Women who smoke face the risk of heart attack 19 years earlier than the non-smokers.

- Studies from over 20 countries show that moderate drinkers have 20-40% less coronary heart diseases than non-drinkers.

- People with poor oral health may be more likely to have atherosclerosis (clogged arteries) because the bacteria in the gums and teeth can enter the bloodstream and affect blood clotting.

- Worldwide, nearly one-third (8.6 million) of all deaths in women are from heart diseases.

- The risk of heart attack or stroke is higher for women who both smoke and use high-dose birth control pills.

- A statistical study in Wales found that having an orgasm at least three times a week may decrease by half the risk of a man dying from coronary heart disease. (Ven rebo Arigo)

MORE FACTS 1

Other studies and researches have found these out about heart disease:

- It is one of the lading causes of death for Filipino Americans.

- Filipino Americans have higher blood pressure than other Asian Americans.

- TV watching (physical inactivity) is another modern habit/factor causing heart disease, although CT scans of mummies reveal that heart disease was frequent in ancient Egypt.

- A Danish study claims that men and women with thighs that measure less than 23.62 inches (60 cm) in circumference have high risk of developing heart disease.

- Researchers suggest that those who stay up late may be prone to heart disease even if they get eight hours’ sleep. Women who sleep five hours or less a night are 39% more likely to develop heart disease than women who get eight hours. All these are possibly due to habits or events associated with late night or short sleep hours rather than the time factors themselves.

- People who live alone are twice as likely to have heart attack or sudden cardiac death as those who live with a partner or roommate.

- Negative emotions and depression are risk factors for heart attack and stroke. Conversely, happier people are less likely to develop heart disease.

- A woman’s resting pulse rate is a good indicator of her risk of heart attack. Women with high heart rates, at or above 76 beats per minute, are more likely to suffer heart attack than women with lower resting pulse rates (62 beats per minute or less).

- Heart drugs may have serious interactions with herbal supplements such as ginkgo biloba, St. John’s wort, and garlic.

- Menopausal women are at higher risk for developing heart disease because their bodies produce less estrogen.

HURTING TO THE HEART

According to expert sources, certain factors raise the risk of heart attack, but the major ones that individuals cannot change include age, gender and heredity.

Four out of five deaths from the disease involve people over age 65. In this age bracket, women are twice as likely to die from heart attack as men.

Women are more likely to die from heart disease than from all forms of cancer, chronic lung disease, pneumonia, diabetes, accidents and AIDS combined.

However, men have a greater life-long risk of heart attack, and experience attacks earlier in life.

Of the daily death toll per 100,000 women in the Philippines, 80 are caused by heart diseases.

Children have great risk if their parents had heart disease.

The three biggest risk factors that one can do something about are cigarette smoking, high blood pressure and elevated blood cholesterol level.

About one in four Filipino adults has high blood pressure.

Other risk factors, such as obesity, being overweight, having diabetes and physical inactivity, also are conditions that individuals can control.

At least 80% of premature heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes could be prevented thru healthy diet, regular physical activity and avoidance of tobacco.

Smokers have twice as high a risk of heart attack as non-smokers, and have two to four times the risk of sudden cardiac death. They are also more likely to die quickly and suddenly than non-smokers.

TIME IS CRITICAL

Without timely diagnosis, medical guidance and lifestyle check, persons with heart ailments can suffer from more complications.

Baluyot said it is advantageous for children or young people with sick hearts to be referred to specialists at earliest stage of their ailment.

Congenital heart diseases are inborn or can be developed as a child grows older. The coronary artery disease is the most common heart ailment.

A US study says over 32,000 (one in very 125-150) infants are born with heart defects, which may go undetected for years. This condition is the leading cause of birth defect-related deaths.

In the Philippines, a study identifies rheumatic heart disease, ischemic and hypertensive heart diseases as major types involved, too, in the high mortality rate.

Next to heart diseases as top killers of Filipinos are vascular system diseases, both closely related. Stroke is the most common vascular system disease.

A heart attack occurs when a blockage is developed in one of the arteries supplying blood to the heart. A stroke is the result of the blockage in one of the arteries of the brain. In either case, the story is the same.

Missions shift to noble phase: heart operation
http://www.boholchronicle.com/2011/jul/13/front2.html
July 13, 2011


That life stops when heart stops is a concern bigger than life itself when Bohol’s biggest series of surgical-medical missions shifts to nobler, crucial phase---the open heart operation---starting tomorrow.

The complex group of heart diseases has been the Philippines’ top killer, in fact the first among the leading 10 causes of deaths in the country.

The free heart surgery at the Borja Family Hospital here until July 17 is the major part in the chain of surgical, medical and dental missions in the province that began on July 3.

The first batch of heart patients for operation will be admitted to the hospital today. A mass will be heard before the start of the surgery tomorrow.

Doctors and other medical workers from the US, Manila and Bohol have volunteered in the successive medical missions, already serving over 8,000 individuals in Panglao, Sagbayan, Carmen, Danao and Balilihan.

The four-day heart operation is the crucial phase of the series, which will end in medical missions in Dauis on July 21 and Tagbilaran City on July 22, a life-devoted way to mark exactly Bohol’s founding anniversary.

The chain of missions has the lead sponsorship and participation of the New York-based Home Reach Foundation, Inc. (Home Reach), Philippine Heart Foundation (PHF), Philippine Gift of Life (PGOL), Philippine Heart Center (PHC) and provincial government.

Gov. Edgar Chatto hailed the selflessness of the different groups led by PHF chairman and PHC consultant Dr. Ludgerio Torres, PHC chief surgeon Dr. Arturo Lomibao, and Drs. Ramie Cadag and Pepe Recitas and Toto Jabonillo of Home Reach. Cadag is the US-based chairman of PGOL.

The governor just returned from the 14th Convention of the Confederation of Boholanos in the USA and Canada (CONBUSAC), during which more medical missions in Bohol were arranged for next year.

The on-going series is also supported by the Department of Health (DOH) thru Sec. Enrique Ona and Asec. Elmer Punzalan, PCSO, Sangguniang Panlalawigan thru Acting Gov. Concepcion Lim and health committee chair Board Member Cesar Tomas Lopez, Provincial Administrator Alfonso Damalerio II, Borja Family Hospital thru Dr. Belinda Borja and Dr. Kazan Baluyot who opens a vital heart clinic there, PHO, BMS, Bohol chapters of AMHOP and PNA, LGUs, and HSS Elementary and High School batches under team leader Joseph Alagon.

Animal rights group seeks closure of zoos
By Evelyn Macairan (The Philippine Star) Updated June 07, 2006 12:00 AM


Garbed in black and white "prison suits" and wearing tiger masks, members of the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) staged a 30-minute protest in front of the Manila Zoo and Botanical Gardens to demand the liberation of caged animals.

The animal rights activists called for the return of the animals to their natural habitat. Their demonstration is part of a worldwide campaign against zoos.

Outside the gates of Manila Zoo along Adriatico street in Malate, the demonstrators lifted banners that read, "Zoos: Cruel Animal Prisons," and demanded the closure of the Manila Zoo.

They chose to hold their demonstration at the 47-year-old Manila Zoo to attract attention. The group plans to hold succeeding protests in other zoos to catch the attention of local government officials.

PETA spokesperson Jamie Alarcon said they are open to the idea of holding a dialogue with Manila Mayor Lito Atienza.

In a statement, PETA campaign manager Rochelle Regodon said animals in zoos are "serving a lifetime sentence with no parole."

"Let’s just leave them in the wild and use zoos as sanctuaries for animals rescued from circuses, marine parks and exploitative forms of entertainment."

Alarcon said. "Since our Independence Day is only one week away, we are urging the Philippines to become the first zoo-free country in the region. Since we are the first democracy here in Asia, simulan din natin ang pagpapalaya sa mga hayop."

She added a number of animals brought to zoos were uprooted from their natural surroundings and from their families at a tender age.

PETA distributed copies of their "zoochosis checklist," which encourages zoo visitors to closely observe the behavior of animals.

Questions include the following: Were the animals engaged in biting of bars of the cages; licking or repeatedly licking the bars/walls; pacing or continuous walking back and forth; neck-twisting or unnatural twisting and rolling of the neck; vomiting; circling or walking in circles; coprophagia or playing with and eating excrement; head-bobbing; over-grooming; and self mutilation or repeatedly tail-biting, leg-chewing, head bashing?

Meanwhile, Manila Zoo administrator Romulo Bernardo said over the years, they have been improving conditions and surroundings and that their effort has met international standards for animal dwellings.

"Zoos have an important educational function because by seeing animals, you will better understand them in a way you can’t see in TV or books. Children need to see animals up close in order to appreciate them, and work for their conservation," Bernardo said.

Besides, he said, zoos also serve as a center for unwanted exotic animals such as birds and snakes. "Some of those brought in were injured and might die if they are returned to the wild."

He added that most zoos are centers for captive breeding.

"Most animals are products of captive breeding programs. They lived in the wild, but can’t survive in the wild. Those animals are vanishing because of the loss of habitat," he said.

Ang biktima gi-report nga na-missing sa iyang landlady nga si Evelyn Rebuscit sa Basak Police Station sa Mandaue kay wala na kini makauli sukad niadtong Hunyo 25 sa buntag sakay sa iyang motorsiklo.

Ang mga silingan nga nasayod nga si Rolando ug ang biktima bag-ohay pa nilang nakit-ang naghimo sa resthouse sa biktima daling nagduda ug mitaho sa mga opisyal sa barangay ug midangop sa kapolisan.

Si SPO1 Jeodito Llena nga nadestino sa bukirang barangay pagkasayod nga na-missing ang biktima naniid sa kalihukan sa mga Aburot ug diha nila masayring wala na kini magpuyo sa ilang balay.

Niadtong Huwebes sa hapon, gipahibawo sila sa mga residente ug silingan sa magtiayon nga nakakita sila og dugo duol sa resthouse sa biktima hinungdan nga ila kining gisusi nga distansya lang og 300 metros gikan sa balay sa mga Aburot.

Diha nila usab mamatikdi ang bag-ong gisementong tangkal sa baboy ug tungod sa ilang pagduda ilaha kining gikawot ug ilang nadiskubrehan ang patay’ng lawas ni Reutenberg nga giputos og habol.

Si Kagawad Maria Elena Arejola maoy gipahibalo sa asawa sa suspek nga buot kining motahan ug kini ilang gikuha sa barangay Talamban niadtong Huwebes sa gabii.

Si Aburot walay lipud-lipod nga miangkon sa krimen ug iyang gikuha ang P50 mil sa biktima sa pitaka niini. (EIM) (BANAT NEWS)

Ni Rey Pasaporte (Banat) Updated July 16, 2011 12:00 AM Comments (0)  


CEBU, Philippines - Nadakpan sa kapulisan ang magtiayon ug ilang 17-anyos nga anak lalaki nga maoy responsable sa pagpatay sa usa ka missionary nga Canadian national kansang patay’ng lawas gilubong ilawom sa alad sa baboy nga gipanag-iya sa suspek diha sa barangay Adlaon, bukirang lugar sa siyudad sa Sugbu.

Ang nadakpan mao si Rolando Valmoria Aburot ug iyang asawa nga si Marilyn uban sa ilang 17-anyos nga lalaki.

Si Rolando mikumpisal sa kapulisan nga siya maoy nipatay sa biktimang si Darcy Hanz Reutenberg, 53, kasamtangang nagpuyo sa barangay Pagsabungan siyudad sa Mandaue.

Si Rolando, 46, kanhi mangulingay misurender sa armas nga iyang gigamit sa pagpusil diha sa ulo sa biktima niadtong Hunyo 25, sa miaging buwan ug nadiskobrehan ang patay’ng lawas niadto rang Huwebes sa hapon.

Ang laptop sa biktima narekober sa kapulisan gikan sa buyer niini diha sa downtown area human giprenda sa asawa ni Rolando og P8 mil.

“Nagkalalis mi niya kay wa ko bayri sa paghimo sa iyang resthouse,” tug-an pa ni Aburot maong iyahang napusilan ang langyaw atol sa ilang pag-inom.

Mipasangil kini nga inay mobayad ug mokuot sa iyang kwarta ang biktima mibunot hinuon kini og armas ug gihulga siya niini hinungdan nga iyang giilog ang armas ug sa dihang milampos siya pag-ilog iya dayon kining gipusil sa ulo.

Sa awtopsiya ni Dr. Joe Martin Fuentes, medico legal officer sa PNP Central Visayas, gidul-it sa ulo pagpusil ang biktima tungod sa gun powder burns diha sa samad sa ulo niini.

Kagahapon sa buntag ang mga sakop sa Homicide Section uban sa personnel gikan sa Cebu City Public Safety Management (CCPSM) kanhi Security and Service Group (SSG) nakarekober sa Frontier Revolver nga may bala sa Armalite nga gilubong ilawom sa abohan sa balay sa suspetsado.

Ang asawa sa suspek nga si Marilyn Gerenia Aburot mihimakak nga may kasayuran siya sa krimen sanglit sa miagi lang gabii mitug-an ang iyang bana uban sa ilang 17-anyos nga anak.

Nasayran sa kapulisan nga nahibulong ang mga silingan sa magtiayon nga nakapalit kini og hayopan nga kabaw, pito ka baktin ug daghan kini og kuwarta ug namusta og linibo sa tari sa manok si Aburot.

He he...

Kaluoy, ni-surrender na baya...

Nag-inom sulod sa sam-ang? Mga amigo ra jud tingali diay...

Ni Bong Soriano (Banat) Updated July 16, 2011 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Brutal nga kamatayon ang nahiaguman sa usa ka 71-anyos nga lalaki kinsa gituohang gitulis ug gipatay pinaagi sa pagdakdak kaniya og bato ug gituohang gilugit pa gyud ang iyang mga mata diha sa sulod sa sam-ang sa barangay Cogon sa lungsod sa Cordova kagahapon sa kaadlawon.

Ang biktima mao si Catalino Inoc, 71, residente sa barangay San Miguel lungsod sa Cordova.

Base sa pasiunang imbestigasyon ni Insp. Jonas Tajanlangit sa Cordova Police Station ang patay’ng lawas ni Inoc napalgan sa mga residente nga nabulit sa dugo ug gihulagway nga brutal kini nga gipatay.

Si Inoc nahiagum og samad agi sa pagdakdak sa gituohang bato sa iyang ulo, gilugit sa kawayan ang iyang mata ug baba sa gidudahang duha ka mga tawong kauban ra niini nga nakig-inom sa maong dapit.

Sayo pa niini, si Inoc gikatahong gikan sa bangko ug mikuha sa iyang benepisyo sa senior citizen ug nakig-inom sa duha ka mga tawo sulod sa maong sam-ang.

Nagduda ang kapolisan nga kaila ra sa biktima ang mga responsable sa maong krimen, nagduda usab silang posibleng adunay dakong kasuko sa biktima ang duha tungod sa pamaagi nila pagpatay niini.

Apan lakip sa gidudahan nila nga tulis ang motibo sa maong krimen gumikan kay nawagtang na ang pitaka niini nga adunay sulod P2 mil gikan sa benepisyo niini.

Ang duha ka mga tawong kainom sa biktima nailhan na sa kapolisan apan dihang ilang giadto sa ilang mga pinuy-anan wala na sila didto. (BANAT NEWS)

Quote from: statesville on July 16, 2011, 03:48:29 AM
  hain kaha sa Pinas magtago ning bayhana  ron? 

Hmm, basin naminyog usab unya masayod lang ta hain siya kon mabalita na pud nga naay bana nga naputlan...

Kadaghanan maghuwat pa nga magtinga na usa pa mag-usab...

Naay daghang mapahitas-on pero kon magkalisod-lisod na, mausab ang tirada unya maayo na kaayong mopaluoy-luoy...

Sulod sa prisohan, siya na puy gamiton sa mga gipanghidlaw sa ilang asawa...

Quote from: islander on July 15, 2011, 09:29:40 PM

Hmm, mao tingali ni ang latest addition to the Penguin's arsenal of umbrella weapons...

Quote from: islander on July 15, 2011, 09:23:27 PM
call me quackneat, says this jedi bat.

Wow! What a neat Jedi quackneat! Kausa ra si Darth Maul ani niya...

Kasagaran sa mga tawo nga ingon ani kalampingasan adunay diperensya sa importante nga mga parte sa ilang lawas--sama pananglit sa utok ug utin...

Quote from: islander on July 15, 2011, 10:37:53 PM
angay kang alirongan ug usa ka cheering squad nga mga tuwayon.

Yataps! Cruel and unusual punishment inflicted on a hapless harmless cute human being!

Quote from: islander on July 15, 2011, 10:36:46 PM
hala ka, ayawg kompiyansa.  naa bayay mga niwang nga bahong kusahos.  ang baho wa sa gidak-on...

Hmm, in this regard I remember reading somewhere here in TB nga niingon ka nga niwang ka...

Quote from: chicogon on July 16, 2011, 03:34:34 AM
Nag ontol-ontol (ontology) diay kas panganod sa way kasiguradohan... ug pa slide-slide (dili swimming) sa lapok/tunaan sa mga kuno naghigmata     

He he, mao jud. Sa laing pagkasulti, dili diay yanong panganod kon dili dag-om sa kaburong ug kataspok nga galutawlutaw ibabaw sa lawod sa mitamihid nga panon sa mga bawod nga gitugahan sa hiyas sa maaghop nga kinaadman ug gitahasan sa pagpabuhi sa dugo sa mga bantol nga gibayaw sa hunasan sa hudyaka…

Quote from: islander on July 15, 2011, 09:10:04 PM
thanks for clearing up my foggy understanding. 

He he, mao ba? Here’s a quote para mosamot kaklaro:

In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. --Yogi Berra 

Published on July 11, 2011 at 11:53 PM
By Dr Ananya Mandal, MD

Japanese scientists have found a superbug strain of gonorrhea that’s resistant to all available antibiotics. This can pose a threat to public health worldwide, infectious disease experts say.





The international team identified the highly drug-resistant strain of Neisseria gonorrhoeae â€" the bacterium that causes the sexually transmitted infection â€" through genetic analysis. Gonorrhea is one of the most common STIs in the world and can cause infertility, increase HIV transmission, and has profound effects on infants born to infected mothers, including blindness. Left untreated, the disease can be fatal. The strain is called H041 and has extreme resistance to all cephalosporin-class antibiotics, the last remaining drugs still effective in treating gonorrhea.


More at: http://www.news-medical.net/news/20110711/Drug-resistant-gonorrhea-discovered.aspx

Quote from: islander on July 15, 2011, 10:54:48 AM
vive le difference! 

He he, I was actually floating in the thin air of ontology and not swimming in the murky waters of ethics…

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 15, 2011, 01:28:20 PM
Dihang giimbestigar ni Piañar ug mobalibad ang biktima, patiran gilayon diha sa iyang kilid ug tiyan.

Gani dihang nahagba sa sawog giyatakyakan pa niini.

Gibadlong unta sa mga testigos ang ilang kauba nga di kulatahon apan wa kini patuo hinungdan nga ang biktima pwerting bun-uga.

Nakapasamot sa bun-og mao ang combat boots nga gisul-ob sa suspek.

Quote from: bugsay on July 15, 2011, 02:04:37 PM
Di man Police ni'ng mga Tracker...civilian ra man ni sila pero gi armahan......pareha ni sila sa mga confidential agent sa NBI...nga kasagaran mga hambugero...labaw pa hinoon sa tinuod nga police.
Ngitngit pas alkitran ning mga tawhana.

Tracker brutality diay kon maohon. Bantog rang kusog moyatakyatak... 

Ni Guam P. Logroño
Thursday, July 14, 2011


KASONG murder ang gipasaka sa Homicide Section sa Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) batok sa ex-military ug Taekwondo instructor nga sakop sa Tracker team nga maoy responsable sa kamatayon sa piniriso sa karsel sa Fuente Police Station.

Si SPO1 Jay Yballe, chief investigator sa Homicide Section nga nahinabi sa Sun.Star Superbalita nibutyag nga kagahapon sa hapon ilang napasaka ang kasong murder batok kang Pedro Piañar “alias Peter,” taga Barangay Nangka, lungsod sa Consolacion.

Si Piañar maoy gitumbok sa iyang tulo ka mga kauban sa Tracker nga testigos karon sa Homicide Section nga gihuptan nga maoy nikulata kang Joven Tejano, 32, taga Sityo Mahayahay, A. Lopez, Barangay Calamba, dakbayan sa Sugbo.

Si Tejano gideklarar nga dead-on-arrival (DOA) sa Cebu City Medical Center human nakaangkong mga bali sa iyang mga gusok tungod sa grabing pagkulata.

Si Yballe niingon ang tulo ka mga sakop sa Tracker ningduso gyud og affidavit nga nagtumbok kang Piañar nga maoy nikulata ingon man niyatakyatak sa biktima dihang giimbestigar sa ilang opisina.

Matod niya nga ang tulo nga di lang niya hinganlan kay nabalaka sa ilang seguridad ningbutyag nga mga alas 10:45 niadtong Huwebes sa miaging simana ilang gikuha si Tejano gikan sa karsel.

Dihang giimbestigar ni Piañar ug mobalibad ang biktima, patiran gilayon diha sa iyang kilid ug tiyan.

Gani dihang nahagba sa sawog giyatakyakan pa niini.

Gibadlong unta sa mga testigos ang ilang kauba nga di kulatahon apan wa kini patuo hinungdan nga ang biktima pwerting bun-uga.

Nakapasamot sa bun-og mao ang combat boots nga gisul-ob sa suspek.

Nunut niini sulbad na ang maong kaso alang kang Yballe, sanglit napasakaan gyud nilag kaso ang tinud-anay nga reponsable.

Si Chief Insp. Bonifacio Garciano, hepe sa Investigation and Detective Management Branch (IDMB), nagkanayon nga ilang gi-consolidate ang tanang affidavit nila ni Chief Insp. Michael Anthony Bastes ug mga sakop alang sa pagtan-aw kon si kinsa niini ang angay pasakaag kasong administratiba.

Kon dunay mga bug-at nga basihanan, ilang ipa-ubos sa pre-charge investigation nga iduso sa Police Regional Office alang sa summary hearing niini.


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Hulyo 15, 2011.

A rare two-headed snake explores its surroundings
in a private zoo in the Crimean town of Yalta.

Ni Darrel Carumba/EIM (Banat) Updated July 15, 2011 12:00 AM 


CEBU, Philippines - Giunay og lugos sa kaugalingong amahan ang usa ka 14-anyos nga dalagita samtang wala ang iyang asawa nga nagtrabaho sa dakbayan sa Sugbu dihang sila lang ang nabilin sa ilang balay sa usa sa mga barangay sa lungsod sa Barili.

Matud pa ni PO3 Estelliore Cañete sa Women’s Desk sa Barili Police Station dihang nahinabi sa Banat News ang biktima kauban sa iyang mga manghod nga 8-anyos ug usa ka kapin sa tuig nga igsuon nangatulog niadtong Hulyo 3 samtang wala ang ilang inahang nagtrabaho sa siyudad.

Matud pa sa biktima nianang pagkagabii samtang nahinanok na siya ug mga manghod gikamang kini sa iyang amahan ug gilugos. Usa ka nagpakabanang silingan nga nakahibawo sa nahitabo mao nay misumbong sa mga awtoridad niadtong petsa 7 adlaw’ng Huwebes.

Ang kapolisan ug social workers mao nay miadto sa tunghaan sa biktima ug kini gipakigkitaan ug diha giangkon sa biktima ang pag-abuso sa amahan kaniya. Kasong pagpanglugos ang gipasaka sa kapolisan batok sa suspek samtang gikostudiya sa social workers ang managsuon.Gipaabot nalang ang warrant of arrest batok niini. (BANAT NEWS)

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 15, 2011, 12:42:28 PM
Prosecutors said Moses believed Higganbothan might be gay because the boy’s father had abandoned him and Sisk. When Higganbothan swatted another child’s behind, the informant told police, it seemed to confirm Moses’ belief. Moses allegedly began screaming at Sisk, “I told you to get rid of him!” and ordered two of the women to help him dispose of the child.

The informant described a horrific scene: after the women carried audio speakers into the garage, Moses played a loud music track featuring the Lord’s Prayer in Hebrew and shot Higganbothan with a gun belonging to Sisk.

Kuyawa sa background music...

by Miranda P.
July 13, 2011
11:55 pm


In Durham, NC a fringe religious leader named Peter Lucas Moses, Jr. has been charged with the murder of Yvonne McKoy and 4 year-old Jadon Higganbothan. Moses allegedly killed Higganbothan last October because he thought the child was gay. McKoy, 28, was slain a few months later for being infertile.

WRAL reports:

Prosecutors said the case came to police’s attention in February when a young woman escaped from a house … where she had lived with McKoy, Jadon, eight other children and three women charged in connection with the two slayings … The woman, whose identity wasn’t released, told police that two people had died at the house, Durham County District Attorney Tracey Cline said.

Higganbothan was the only child in the house who wasn’t fathered by Moses, 27, although Higganbothan’s mother, Vania Rea Sisk, 25, lived with the group as one of Moses’ common-law wives. Sisk, along with the other women, referred to Moses as “Lord” and took turns sharing the master bedroom with Moses.

“Moses subscribed to the tenets of the Black Hebrews,” the News Observer reports, “a radical sect that believes a race war is coming that will leave blacks dominant and supreme, according to court documents … Homosexuality, [District Attorney Tracey Cline] contended, is frowned upon by the Black Hebrews.”

Prosecutors said Moses believed Higganbothan might be gay because the boy’s father had abandoned him and Sisk. When Higganbothan swatted another child’s behind, the informant told police, it seemed to confirm Moses’ belief. Moses allegedly began screaming at Sisk, “I told you to get rid of him!” and ordered two of the women to help him dispose of the child.

The informant described a horrific scene: after the women carried audio speakers into the garage, Moses played a loud music track featuring the Lord’s Prayer in Hebrew and shot Higganbothan with a gun belonging to Sisk.

Approximately two months later, the informant told police, Moses killed McKoy in a similar manner.

The victim’s family members told WRAL that McKoy had known Moses in high school. After Moses invited her to live with his group, they couldn’t contact her. McKoy seemed content with her living arrangements until she learned that she couldn’t have children.

WRAL reports:

[McKoy] wrote dairy entries begging “Lord” [Moses] not to kill her, prosecutors said.

On the day she died, prosecutors said, McKoy ran to a neighbor’s house and asked to use a cell phone to call her mother in Washington, D.C. The neighbor said she didn’t call police because she thought that it was a group home and that McKoy might be mentally disturbed.

Police discovered McKoy’s remains in June, alongside Higganbothan’s. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Moses, while Moses’ self-described “wives” have been brought up on charges ranging from first-degree murder to accessory to murder. The group’s children are currently in foster homes. -- http://www.care2.com/causes/leader-of-cult-like-group-charged-with-killing-infertile-woman-gay-child.html#ixzz1S95hdBd2

Hmm, the best interruptions are those that make you stand up and stretch...

Swedish king in tart attack
Thursday, 6 September, 2001, 16:53 GMT 17:53 UK



King Carl Gustaf was 'surprised' by the attack


Questions are being raised in Sweden about security arrangements for the royal family after King Carl XVI Gustaf was hit in the face with a strawberry tart thrown by a 16-year-old Swedish boy.

The attack happened on Wednesday evening as the monarch was visiting a bird sanctuary near the city of Varberg, about 500 kilometres (300 miles) south-west of the capital, Stockholm.

The pastry struck the 55-year-old king full in the face, although he was not hurt.

Police arrested the teenager on suspicion of treason, according to Sweden's Radio Ekot.

A spokeswoman for the royal family, Catherine Broms, told the station it was the first time the king had suffered such an attack.

"We were on our way out from a wildlife preserve when the man threw the cake," Swedish news agency TT quoted her as saying.

The king "was surprised, but he wasn't hurt," she added. -- http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/1529270.stm

Naa pa kunohay silay cookbook...

He he, mao ni ilang testament...