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3 Pedigree Breeding

Pedigree breeding of dogs has attracted a lot of attention in the past few years and many think it is cruel and unfair to the welfare of the animal because of the effects on the lifespan of the animal. In 2008 the BBC dropped the dog show Crufts over concerns about breeding practices leaving dogs with debilitating conditions and inherited genetic disease such as a prize-winning Cavalier King Charles suffering from syringomyelia which meant that its skull was too small for its brain and also pugs suffering epilepsy.
It is not known how many dogs worldwide suffer the genetic effects of extreme pedigree breeding but the debilitating effect is well known. Because of the lack of genetic variation, birth defects and inherited diseases in breeds such as deafness in Dalmatians, heart disease in Boxer dogs and hip dysplasia (abnormal hip joint development) in German Shepherd dogs has become extremely common.

4 Animals in Sport

There are many types of sport in which animals are used for; hunting being the most recognized and debated. One of the most recently debated has been fox hunting in the United Kingdom which was outlawed in 2004 against large protests and backlash from hunters who wished for the sport to continue using live foxes. Over 250 million animals are killed each year by hunting in the US alone and this does not include the millions of animal figures that are not maintained by state wildlife agencies.
Animals in sport also include Bullfighting which is still practiced under Spanish and Portuguese traditions. Cockfighting is now illegal but legal fights still take place around the world including cow fighting and camel wrestling.
Horse and dog racing are also very popular around the world, attracting many people for legal gambling but even this has attracted debate. Thousands of greyhounds die each year from racing injuries or exhaustion and over 800 racehorses die each year from fatal injuries on US racetracks alone.

5 Animals as Food



It is estimated that worldwide, 140 billion animals are killed for human consumption ever year. The UK, which has a projected 2009 population of 61,126,832, consumed an amazing 2.5 billion animals every year alone. 

Official figures show that UK abattoirs slaughter 900 million poultry, and 30 million cattle, sheep and pigs every year. These figures do not include imported meat; the UK is probably a net importer so it is likely that they consume close to 1 billion farm animals a year. Tonnage figures from the Marine Fisheries Agency together with estimates for average weight of fish suggest that, in addition, about 1,500 million sea fish and 80 million farmed salmon are consumed.

It’s easy to see why vegetarians and vegans are prominent campaigners for animal rights. Animals on factory farms have no legal protection from cruelty that could be illegal if it were inflicted on dogs or cats, including neglect, mutilations, genetic manipulation, drug regimens that cause chronic pain and crippling, transport through all weather extremes and gruesome and violent slaughter for human consumption.


6 Animals in Medicine



High numbers of animals are used each year worldwide for their use in medicine. China is probably the most notable for its use of endangered tiger.

Animals used in traditional medicine are tigers, leopards, sharks, saiga antelope, elephants, rhinoceros, pangolins, tortoises, seahorses, musk deer, as well as 7 of the 8 species of bear. The Asiatic Black Bear (more commonly known as the Moon Bear) are kept in captivity on Bear Bile Farms to enable the regular extraction of their bile acid. 

Tiger bones, skin, fat, whiskers, tail, penises and gall bladders among other parts are believed to cure ailments, keep black magic at bay and possess aphrodisiac properties. It is estimated that there are approximately 5,000 wild tigers left, only 5% of the population number that were alive in the 1900s. About 75 percent are in India while less than 50 are believed to be found in China’s forests. The United States is home to some 10,000 captive tigers, owned by zoos, sanctuaries and private individuals.


7 Seal Clubbing



Seal hunting has drawn growing media attention due to the disturbing images of seals and their pups being clubbed to death. The main sealing states are Canada, Greenland, Namibia, Norway and Russia although it is Canada that has gathered the most controversy with celebrities such as Paul McCartney and former wife, Heather Mills speaking out against it. In Canada 2006, 325,000 harp seals, as well as 10,000 hooded seals and 10,400 grey seals were killed. An additional 10,000 animals were allocated for hunting by Aboriginal peoples. Canadian law forbids the killing of pup seals until they have began molting at 12-15 days. 

While the steal trade is an extremely controversial issue, many livelihoods depend on the seal trade. The total Canadian seal product exports were valued at $18 million (CAD) in 2006. Of this, $5.4 million went to the EU, although in 2007, Belgium became the first EU state to ban seal products. In 2009 the EU parliament successfully voted to ban the import of seal products. Denmark, Romania and Austria abstained form the law passed by the EU council on July 27, 2009. 



8 Dolphin and Whale Slaughter



Every year, hundreds or even thousands of dolphin and small whale are rounded up and forced into a small hidden cove in Taiji where they are slaughtered in the worlds largest scale kill of its kind, lasting up to six months. Once trapped inside the cove the animals are killed by having their throats slashed or by being speared.  Media images of the event often show the usual blue waters of the cove blood red and some even go further to show the animals sounding in distress. Animal campaigners have challenged the Japanese government to change its laws but whale meat and counterfeit dolphin meat sold as whale meat help to keep this horrific event continuing while the Japanese governments response has been using pest control as an explanation.  



9 Animal Testing



Some people will say animal testing is necessary in the furthering of medical treatment for humans but the other side of this argument is that animal testing is completely unacceptable and treatment for humans should be only be tested on humans.
 
It is estimated that 50 to 100 million vertebrate animals worldwide are used annually in animal testing. Although much larger numbers of invertebrates are used and the use of flies and worms as model organisms is very important, experiments on invertebrates are largely unregulated and not included in statistics. Most animals are euthanized after being used in an experiment.

Most research is carried out within universities, medical schools, pharmaceutical companies, farms, defense establishments, and commercial facilities that provide animal-testing services to industry.

Supporters of the practice, such as the British Royal Society, argue that virtually every medical achievement in the 20th century relied on the use of animals in some way, with the Institute for Laboratory Animal Research of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences arguing that even sophisticated computers are unable to model interactions between molecules, cells, tissues, organs, organisms, and the environment, making animal research necessary in many areas. Despite this some scientists and animal rights organizations, such as PETA and BUAV, question the legitimacy of it, arguing that it is cruel, poorly regulated and that medical progress is being held back by misleading animal models among other reasons. Regulation on animal testing varies within various countries.



10 Fur Trade


Worldwide it’s estimated that 40-50 million animals are killed every year for their fur, including raccoon dogs, rabbits, foxes, mink, and chinchillas. The fur trade has gathered much protest from campaigners for the inhumane way the animals are reared and killed, often in cages where they suffer from numerous physical and behavioral abnormalities induced by the stress of caging conditions and then killed methods that preserve the pelt, such as gassing, neck-breaking and anal electrocution.

Recently China has come under attack from extremist campaigners such as PETA and media over the cruel photos and videos of dogs and cats being kept in awful conditions and then bludgeoned, hanged, bled to death, strangled with wire nooses, and even skinned alive so that their fur can be turned into trim and trinkets. Fur from China is often mislabeled as that from another species and sold throughout the world so it is difficult to know for certain where the fur you are buying came from.



by calforb
http://listverse.com/


Animal rights are widely known and accepted in western culture but despite this there are topics and events which happen every year that often cause much debate and controversy on the public and media forums. From high profile support from celebrities, outspoken models from the fashion world and animal campaigners, animal rights is an issue that has sparked outrage and even government debate. This is a list of 10 widely discussed topics of animal use that some support openly, while others refuse to accept them under any circumstances.



Quote from: chicogon on June 26, 2011, 08:23:55 AM
Iya pangan dili enzoi... hunzoi ahihihiv

Giansoyan diay... 

Tsk, tsk, tsk, tungod lang sa dos syentos. Pero basin kapila na mahitabo...

Ni Brenda D. Batuto (Banat) Updated June 26, 2011 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines -  Napalgang patay nga lalaki niadtong Huwebes diha sa barangay Biasong, dakbayan sa Talisay nailhan na kagahapon sa buntag ug gidudahang ang motibo sa krimen mao ang mini nga kwarta.

Si Jelina Amancia, 24-anyos taga barangay Candulawan sa nahisgutang siyudad mianha sa Talisay City Police Station kagahapon sa buntag ug miila sa napalgang patay nga mao si Dexter Resuena, 28, nga iyahang kapuyo.

Si PO2 Stephen Sefuesca kinsa usa sa mipahigayon og imbestigasyon sa maong krimen mibutyag sa Banat News kagahapon nga si Amancia mibutyag kanila nga si Resuena nagtrabaho isip construction worker ug tulo na ka semana nga wala mopauli sa ilang balay. Dihang napalgan ang patay’ng lawas ni Resuena sa usa ka bakanteng lugar sa Biasong gidala kini sa mga polis diha sa Saint Francis Funeral Home sa barangay Bulacao Talisay. Si Resuena nailhan ni Amancia tungod sa gisul-ob niining t-shirt ug short pants ug sa dental findings.

Matud usab ni Sefuesca nga niadtong Huwebes sa gabii ang katapusang tawo nga gikakuyog ni Resuena mao ang ig-agaw niini nga nailhan lang niya sa pangalan nga “Harris” nga residente sa barangay Biasong.

Si Sefuesca nagkanayon usab nga sa milabay’ng mga adlaw si Harris ug Resuena nagpatimbang og mga scrap metals nga mihalin og P400.

Apan giingong mitumaw ang panaglalis sa manag-agaw human nadiskubrehang peke ang P200 nga kwarta nga gihatag ni Resuena ngadto kang Harris isip bahin niini sa halin sa scrap metal.

Matud pang Amancia labihang sukoa ni Harris kang Resuena ug nadunggan niya kining mibahad nga iya kining patyon sa gibuhat niini pag-ilad kaniya.

Sa pagsusi sa kapolisan diha sa gipuy-an ni Harris ilang nahibaw-an nga milarga na kini ngadto sa Manila niadtong milabay’ng adlaw. Ang kapolisan padayon nga nanguha og ebidensya batok sa suspek aron mapasaka ang kaso.(EIM)(BANAT NEWS)

Quote from: chriswise on June 26, 2011, 02:52:21 AM
nya unsa man e boycot ang mga b***t?deli nalang nang made in tsayna,,he,he,he,he,

He he, girlcott lang...

GRO nga KSP? Hmm...

Seeking UN support

Meanwhile, Filipino LGBTs are seeking the support of the United Nations in their fight for human rights.
“Rights violations allegedly committed by the government and private parties against transgender Filipinos may soon be subject to international legal censure and corrective measures, if we get the attention of the United Nations,” Cye Reyes during an LGBT forum here.

“Already, three Filipino transwomen has filed a suit with the UN Human Rights Committee under the First Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights,” said lawyer Evalyn Ursua.

The suit focused on the refusal of the government to recognize the change of their gender in legal documents and to address discrimination in the public and private sectors.

Ursua said she is confident that the UN Human Rights Committee will make findings of human rights violations against transsexuals by the Philippine government and direct it to pass laws and undertake other measures addressing gender identity and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

Carol Galvez of the Cordillera People’s Alliance and Oscar Atadero of ProGay Philippines both cited the need for more advocacy highlighting the needs of transgenders.

Galvez zeroed in on the rising incidence of hate crimes committed against transgenders in Metro Baguio.

Bayan Muna party-list Rep. Teddy Casiño, spokesman of the Makabayan Coalition, in a message to the forum, urged support for the anti-discrimination measure he filed in Congress, House Bill 1483, which seeks to protect gender identity rights and help transgenders get free access to many public facilities that are frequently denied them.

Unlike the Catholic’s holy matrimony, a “holy union” doesn’t require legal documents, the MCCMB said. People enter holy union as a holy sacrament that seeks divine blessings for the love they share to one another.

Proponents of same-sex marriage in Congress have been pushing for the legislation of equal right for gays and lesbians but have always encountered strong opposition, particularly from the Catholic Church.

In 1994, the Progressive Organization of Gays in the Philippines (ProGay) led the first gay and lesbian pride march in the country. Since then, Filipino homosexuals have marched in an annual public pride parade every June and a number of grassroots LGBT groups have lobbied the government for official recognition of their basic human rights.

The mass wedding rites is anchored on “Let’s celebrate our right to Love because we believe that Love is not a heterosexual privilege. Love knows no gender and God loves us all regardless of sexual orientation.”

“The rite of holy union is one of the rites of the Metropolitan Community Churches all over the world as stated in Article III Section C paragraph 3 of the bylaws of the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches,” the MCCMB said.

According to what the non-traditional church believes, “the rite of the holy union” is the spiritual joining of two persons in a manner fitting and proper by a duly authorized clergy, interim pastoral leader of the church or UFMCC Elders.

After both persons have undergone counseling and apprised of their responsibilities toward one another, this rite of conferring God’s blessing is performed.

Aside from these precepts, all other traditional wedding rites are present in the same-sex marriage vows officiated under the MCCMB like reception, rings, veil, cord, candles, flower arrangements, and choir.
Still, Cenzon said, “It is not acceptable and should not be supported.”

By Artemio Dumlao (The Philippine Star) Updated June 26, 2011 12:00 AM


BAGUIO CITY, Philippines  â€" At least 10 couples are exchanging vows today as the City of Pines holds its first mass same-sex wedding.

After 2 p.m., the couples will be pronounced “partners for life,” veering away from the conventional “husband and wife” pronouncements.

The Catholic Church, though eerily silent, is obviously angry at the turn of events.

“These unions are an anomaly,” said Bishop Carlito Cenzon of the Baguio-Benguet Vicariate.

Baguio witnessed its first same-sex wedding in November 2003. Today, the city will experience the first mass same-sex wedding, preceding the 5th Baguio Lesbian, Gays, Bisexuals and Transgender (LGBT) Pride Parade.

“Marriage is for man and woman. What is wrong is wrong. This is an insult to the institution (of marriage) and we should not support such,” Cenzon said.

He added that the Church and Filipino society cannot accept such an anomaly because “it is a disorder.”

Unperturbed, the Metropolitan Community Church of Metro Baguio (MCCMB) is hosting the mass same-sex wedding and has prepared out pre-wedding counseling before the event in various areas in the country.

It has also handed out to interested LGBT couples their own “Requirements for Holy Union.”

“We should pity these people. They are probably having a hard time. Although we can understand them as we are trying to accept them, however, unions (as husbands and wives) are not exceptions (to the Church). Accepting LGBTs are not synonymous to accepting them also in their sexual activities,” Cenzon said.

Eight years ago, David and Alex (not their real names), both professionals, exchanged wedding vows and rings in front of their families and friends.

David, a cultural arts worker, and Alex, a business consultant, formalized their relationship in a holy union officiated by Fr. Richard Mickley, founder of the Order of St. Aelred and known to have officiated same-sex marriages elsewhere in the country

He he, aprub!

According to a study by Dr. David Weeks, a clinical neuropsychologist at the Royal Edinburgh Hospital in Scotland and co-author of Superyoung, men and women who reported having sex an average of four times per week looked approximately 10 years younger than they really were. -- http://www.care2.com/

Quote from: chriswise on June 26, 2011, 02:56:07 AM
nya,,ha,ha,,nindot ning kalakiha da,

...nga nilayas kay buntis?

Quote from: islander on June 24, 2011, 11:13:24 PM
gibating untoy, gibating nakabuntis, o gibating baog?  take your pick, hehehe.

Naay manguntoy pero di makabuntis kay baog diay...

Kanang tungaw sa itlog man na moukob...

He he, naa puy way itlog nang daan...

Quote from: chriswise on June 26, 2011, 01:27:33 AM
wala ta kahibalo nga mao diay nay apartment ni bai bugsai,,he,he,he,,,

Hmm, unya kining bata iyang anak sa gawas? 

Quote from: tohnichi007 on June 26, 2011, 10:13:34 AM
Mao ni giingon ug dakung sakripisyo sa ease and comfort everyday kung dili na mopalit ug mogamit sa mga made in china kay halos tanan made in china...pastilan unsaons...

Hmm, sakripisyo sa ease and comfort? Depende sa item. Naa may pwede di na lang gamiton, unya mas easy and comfortable hinuon. Pananglit, underwear...

Quote from: chriswise on June 26, 2011, 02:41:40 AM
mingaw nang pinas kon walay made in tsayna,,,made in pinas unta kaso insik gihapon naghimo,,,,,he,he,he,,

Made in Pinas nga Insik ang naghimo? Shabu tingali imong buot ipasabot...

Quote from: islander on June 22, 2011, 08:33:20 PM
ako na lang, ako na lang na ha?

Hmm, how gracious...

Quote from: chriswise on June 26, 2011, 02:36:20 AM
labing tikiga jod tik2x kan mo tiweeeeeewwwwww,,ang sounds,,,he,he,

Kuyawa, morag asero diay...

Quote from: tohnichi007 on June 26, 2011, 10:03:34 AM
Virtual virginity diay guro ni...bwahahaha...

He he, mao na ni ron. Basin virtual satisfaction ang resulta...

Quote from: chriswise on June 26, 2011, 02:35:27 AM
wala namay problema ron,,adto langni dr,libre rosaroso,,dina naay virginity restoration?,,,he,he,,morag computer system restore dayon balik nang pagka virgin,,he,he,he,he,,

He he, naa ra bay damage nga di makaya sa system restore...

Quote from: wardiflex on June 22, 2011, 01:37:54 PM
basta ika sinabot lang kumbati na..samot na ug kwartahan nya gwafa pajud..wew combo.hahaha

Unya hot pa jud...

Quote from: chriswise on June 26, 2011, 02:54:25 AM
ang2x mga lab as paman bolinaw didto nag tingse pa,,,mokidyat panagsa,,

He he, sa kadaghan sa bolinaw didto, hasta baki maoy kinaon...

by Michelle Schoffro





Laughter truly is the best medicine.  And, now science proves some of its many benefits.  Here are seven reasons to laugh longer, harder, and more often:

1.  In a recent study published in Geriatrics and Gerontology International, researchers found that laughter therapy reduced depression in the elderly patients they tested.

2.  The same study also found that laughter improved sleep quality and reduced insomnia.

3.  Laughter can reduce aches and pains for up to 45 minutes.  In a study published in the Spanish journal Revista de Enfermeria, researchers found laughter caused reductions in chronic musculoskeletal pain.

4.  Regular laughter improves the function of blood vessels while increasing blood flow, giving a boost to your cardiovascular health.

5.  According to experts, sharing laughter with others helps create deeper bonds with them.

6.  It is a proven stress-reliever, helping to reduce the cortisol-induced stress response.  When the stress response becomes chronic, it can spell belly fat and depleted the adrenal glands.

7.  Laughter gives the immune system a boost, helping to ward off infections.  Whether you’re fighting a cold or flu or even cancer, laughter is great medicine. -- http://www.care2.com/

Ang nakalisod lang kay kon mosipyat, ang budlat nga mata maoy maigo...

Bridge Over Troubled Water

Hmm, unsa kaha ning mananapa... 

He he, kaduhaduhaan...

Quote from: chriswise on June 26, 2011, 02:42:35 AM
naay koyog tsaynis,,babaye,,ang name,,,NITA  RHOK,,he,he,he,he,

He he, amiga tingali siya ni TINA OPPAN...

Kon di madag bali sa sinina, huboon ang purol...

Kusog kaayo ang uwan tibuok adlaw unya ikaw nagligad-ligad, mobangon lang para moinom og tubig tambal sa hangover...hahay, Botoy On A Lazy Sunday...

by Deepak Chopra


Everything you think and feel reflects who you are. If you think and feel from a superficial level of awareness, that is who you are. To dive deeper into yourself and, hopefully, to get to that place where you are love, compassion, trust, and truth, you have to follow the path of your present responses.

Someone who feels unloved can still find love in its purest form, but he will have to work through the layers of resistance that block the feeling of pure love. Your present emotions reflect the present state of your nervous system with all its past imprints.

Whenever you have an experience, these imprints enter into your response, which means that most of your reactions are echoes from the past. You do not really live in the present.

However, at least you are reacting in the present, and that is where the search for your true self begins. Your emotions are the most present-centered thing you have. An emotion is a thought linked to a sensation. The thought is usually about the past or the future, but the sensation is in the present.

Your mind quickly links sensations with thoughts, but when we were infants, our first experience and emotions were much closer to physical sensations. We had no inhibitions or second thoughts about crying when we were wet, cold, lonely, frightened, etc. Our minds didn’t know those powerful words bad and no. Bad teaches you that certain thoughts are shameful; no teaches you to resist your own impulses.

More complex words and interpretations came later. As adults, when we deny ourselves the immediate experience of an emotion, a screen of words is out up by the mind, and this throws us out of the present and into either the past or the future. To feel an emotion fully and completely, to experience it and then release it, is to be in the present, the only moment that never ages.


Adapted from Ageless Body, Timeless Mind, by Deepak Chopra (Three Rivers Press, 1998). -- http://www.care2.com/

Quote from: chicogon on June 25, 2011, 07:49:05 PM
You have the right to be left alone bwahahaha!!! 

"Do not walk behind me, for I may not lead. Do not walk ahead of me, for I may not follow. Do not walk beside me, either - for God's sake just leave me the hell alone!"

Oi, morag wa man mag-seatbelt ni...

  Model para sa T-shirt ni Bugsay...

The Performance 

May unggoy kong bungoton
Perming tua sa mga bagon
Bantog rang gakabyon-kabyon
Gusto diayng dayegon.

Mao ni ang una nimong assignment nga trabaho... 

Hmm, pwede pud ni adto sa funny animals… 

Mao ni ang hitsura sa penis pins...



 

Despite their professions of piety, the early Spaniards were avid voyeurs who took prurient interest in the sex life of the natives. The first Europeans to record Filipino sexual practices were Antonio Pigafetta and Fray Juan de Plasencia.

Pigafetta interviewed and examined couples at length. Here are some of his findings:

"Both young and old males pierce their penises with a gold or tin rod the size of a goose quill. In both ends of the same bolt, some have what resembles a spur, with points upon the ends; others are like the head of a cart nail. I very often asked many, both young and old, to see their penis, because I could not credit it. In the middle of the bolt is a hole, through which they urinate.

The bolt and the spurs always hold firm. They say that the women wish it so, and if they did otherwise they would not have communication with them.

When a man wishes to have intercourse with a woman, she takes his penis not in the normal way, but gently introduces first the top spur and then the bottom one into her vagina. Once inside, the penis becomes erect and cannot be withdrawn until it is limp."

Pigafetta asserted that the women hated this mode of fornication, which lacerated their organs. "they very much preferred our men to their own," he noted with the hint of a boast.

He was wrong. Later, Spaniards found the painful posture to be the rage, especially in the Visayas. Juan de Medina, an Agustinian friar, wrote that women there would copulat only that way and were "grief stricken" when Catholic missionaries compelled them to reform.

--From Stanley Karnow's In Our Image - America's Empire in the Philippines, Random House, New York, 1989; and Fe Maria C. Arriola's The Body Book, GCF Books, Quezon City, Philippines, 1993. -- http://www.tribo.org/

Quote from: Loaynon SVD on June 20, 2011, 05:04:59 PM
kulang cguro Unterstützung sa mga callers! sayang jud wa niya madaog ang Audi A1. ang mga Husbands nga German sa mga Pinay diri dapit sa seminaryo were so amazed sa iyang gipakita. hehe. nangutana pa jud kung kaila ko adto niya. sayang when i went home sa bohol 2 years ago and visited sevilla, wala siya didto kay gisakitan daw sa iyang ngipon.

Bwahaha! Maayo gani diay kay naulian ra pud...

1 patay tungod sa pulong "pisot"
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/


USA ang patay samtang lain ang naangol sa pagpanunggab ug pagpamunal sa mga Ilonggo ngadto sa ilang mga kaubang Sugbuanon human sila tawga og pisot.

Ang mga biktima ug mga suspek kauban sa usa ka construction firm nga nagtrabaho sa usa ka edipisyo sa dalan Jasmin, Sto. Niño Village, siyudad sa Mandaue, pasado ala una kagahapon sa kaadlawon.

Ang nadunggaban patay giila sa kapulisan nga mao si Elmer Arisco, 27, taga Catmon, Cebu ug ang nabunalan mao si Nilo Montecillo, 32, taga Sogod, Cebu.

Ang mga suspek nga nanunggab ug namunal giilang mao sila si Rodulfo Caangay, 43, Rey Peñasosas, 31, Dante Panate, 31, Edgar Rebosquillo, 31, ug Freddy Molina, 42, pulos, taga Iloilo ug nagtrabaho isip mga construction worker.

Sa pasiuna nga imbestigasyon nga gihimo ni PO2 Rey Manatad sa Presento 4 sa Mandaue City Police Office (MCPO) nagbutyag nga natulog na ang mga suspek sa kasikbit nga bunk house nga gipuy-an sab sa mga biktima.

Apan si Caangay nakamata tungod sa kasaba ug iyang gipasanginlan si Arisco nga maoy nagsaba-saba.

Gibadlong ni Caangay si Arisco nga di maglangas kay mangatulog sila kay gikapoy sila sa ilang trabaho.

Apan kalit lang nadunggan ni Caangay nga dihay misinggit sa gawas nga “Saba mo diha, mga pisot mong mga Ilonggo.”

Nakapasuko kini kang Caangay ug sa iyang mga kaubang Ilonggo.

Dali silang namangon ang iyang mga kauban ug nisulong sa bunk house nga gipuy-an sa mga biktima.

Nakit-an na lang ni Jufel Caminade, kauban ni Arisco, ang mga suspek nga may dala nga kahoy nga niduol kang Arisco ug dayong pamunal sa mga suspek sa mga biktima.

Pagkahuman giduslakduslak si Arisco sa makadaghan nga higayon.

Si Montecillo sa iyang bahin niingon nga diha na siya sa taas sa bunk house dihang gisaka siya sa mga suspek ug gibunalan ang iyang ulo.

Human matumba ang mga biktima, daling ningsibat ang mga suspek balik sa ilang bunk house.

Daling nakaresponde ang kapulisan sa Mandaue ug nasikop ang mga suspek.

Si Caangay miingon nga wa siya makainom ug nakamata lang siya sa kasaba ug nasuko human sila gisiyagitan og pisot.

Quote from: statesville on June 25, 2011, 10:25:45 AM
Mao na ang  kwarta sa amon ginapala, ginapiko, ang utang ginabulldoze! ...

Bwahaha! Kana jud hinuong mangutang para makapaganyar, naobserbahan baya pud nako na sa atoa...

Aw, mao diay nga maayo pa kuno un-onan, matod pas akong amigo nga nakatilaw...

Kon way moprosigir ani, lain na pud nga unsolved crime...

Quote from: bugsay on June 25, 2011, 10:11:49 AM
basin pod ug usa sa nangita kunohay nagpagoryo goryo lang pod...

Samot nga di masakpan ang mamumuno kon di mailhan ning bayhana...

Quote from: statesville on June 25, 2011, 10:06:43 AM
Giseguro man gyud sa kriminal nga mamatay  ang biktima...kinsa man kaha tawon ning bayhana?

Giapilan lang untag description para mamenosan ang mosusi...

Quote from: bugsay on June 25, 2011, 10:16:03 AM
alarming na kaayo ang peace and order sa atua.......yano lang patyon ang tawo...
ma'y pay manok kay masabaw pa human ma ulo...

Baki pud, human maulo, libreng frog legs...

Quote from: bugsay on June 25, 2011, 10:16:03 AM
tipion diay?....tsk tsk tsk...

Basin naay childhood sweetheart ang tiguwang, unya nagselos... 

Hmm, mao ba? Giunsa pagluto ang permi nimong kan-on, Bay Bugs? Sinugba?

Hmm, wa ba kaha dudahi ang tiguwang ug ang katabang nga adunay relasyon...

Quote from: bugsay on June 25, 2011, 09:48:21 AM
napalaw diay tawon ang inahan.....
pero sa laing bahin, makatikbe sa atay ang maong eksina sa morgue.....daghan pod diay tawon ang nawad-an ug asawa
ug kadto pong nawad-an ug membro sa pamilya....

Ngano pud kaha nga mihilak mang daan nga wa pa man matino...

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 25, 2011, 09:25:56 AM
Ang lima niini pulos mga bana nga nangita sa ilang tagsa-tagsa ka mga asawa nga taod-taod na nga wa na mopauli sa ilang balay.

Unsa kahay gibati sa mga bana nga di diay mao...

Aw, ikaw may nipalit... Hmm, katagilungsod?

He he, kinsa kaha ni nga TB member sa gamay pa...

Ni Flor V. Querubin
Friday, June 24, 2011


NAGKADAIYANG eksena pahitabo sa punerarya diin kasamtangan gihipos kadtong lawas sa wa pa mailhing babaye nga gituohang gi-salvage ug napalgan sa kalibunan sa Barangay Mactan, dakbayan sa Lapu-Lapu.

Moabot sa 27 ka mga pamilya ang ningduaw sa Cosmopolitan Funerals Homes, sa Pajo, Lapu-Lapu city sa pamasin nga mao kadtong babaye ang ilang gipangita.

Usa sa mga kawani sa punenarya (nagdumili sa pagpa-ila) nitug-an sa Sun.Star Superbalita nga ang 27 ka mga tawo nga nagagikan pa sa nagkadaiyang dapit sa Metro Cebu ug silingang lalawigan ang nisusi na sa lawas.

Ang lima niini pulos mga bana nga nangita sa ilang tagsa-tagsa ka mga asawa nga taod-taod na nga wa na mopauli sa ilang balay.

Apan napakyas sila sanglit di man kini ang ilang gipangita.

Usa ka nagpailang inahan ang wa makapugong sa iyang emosyon sa dihang nagligid-ligid kini og hilak sa sawog sa morgue dihang iyang nakita ang lawas sanglit dako ang iyang pagtuo nga mao kadto iyang anak nga dugay na niyang gipangita.

“Bisan og inyo pang tan-awon ang tiyan ana, naay nay tahi (operasyon),” asoy sa kawani na nikutlo sa gisulti sa nagtiyabaw nga inahan.

Sa dihang gi-abli sa mga kawani sa Cosmopolitan ang habol nga gitabon sa lawas, nasuta nga limpyo ug way agi sa tinahian ang tiyan sa babaye.

Dali nga nibarog sa iyang giligiran ang inahan ug nihunong usab sa paghilak kay di diay iyang anak.

Sulod na sa upat ka mga adlaw gikan sa pagkadiskubre sa lawas maong babaye, nagpabilin pa gihapon nga blanko ang kapulisan kabahin sa tinuoray nga nahitabo sa biktima nga adunay tulo ka mga samad pinusilan sa iyang ulo.

Nasuta nga ang maong babaye nagsul-ob og puti nga t-shirt nga adunay marka sa ngalan sa lungsod sa Moalboal, Sugbo.


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Hunyo 25, 2011.

Di lang kay diabetes ang matambalan ani nga diet...

How Much Is That Doggie In The Window - Patti Page

You have the right to remain silent, anything you say will be misquoted, then used against you. 

Oi, wa pa man mokomentaryo ang hingtungdan... 

Hahay, wa jud tuoy kaseguroan ning kinabuhi...

Diay lami nga recipe...


Alligator Tail Steak

Ingredients:

2 lb Alligator tail meat
1 cup Flour
1 ts Paprika
2 Eggs beaten
Juice of lemon
1/2 ts Garlic powder
Salt and pepper to taste
1/2 cup Lard or butter

Cut tail into strips lengthwise, 4 x 2 inches wide. Sprinkle with lemon juice. Mix flour, garlic powder, paprika, salt and pepper. Blot the alligator pieces, and dip into flour, then into beaten eggs. Let eggs drip off and dip into flour again. Heat lard or butter in a large skillet and sauté the alligator pieces quickly. Do not overcook or they will be tough. Serve immediately. Variation: Follow the above recipe and cook the alligator tail as directed. As soon as the meat is browned add 2 cups water and 1/4 cup fresh lemon juice to the skillet Cover and simmer for 2-3 hours or until very tender. -- http://www.wildliferecipes.net/


Bon appetit!

Pwede kaha diay ni pritohon lang...

Hungry for something you can't have
ignoring the tell-tale cries of the wind.
Heart beating at maddening pace
searching for already there answers.
No one can feel what you are
inside of that paralyzed smile.
Each step leads you deeper in
to see the cracks cannot be filled.


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Ni Brenda D. Batuto (Banat) Updated June 25, 2011 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Bisan pa og gibasura sa korte ang injunction order aron dili masirad-an karong June 28 ang Tabunok Public Market sa dakbayan sa Talisay padayon ang mga vendors sa ilang pagsupak sa pagbalhin kanila ngadto sa bag-ong merkado sa barangay Lagtang.

Gipakita nila kini niadtong Miyerkules pinaagi sa pag-rally ug gikatakdang subling magprotesta sa adlaw sa pagpapahawa na gyud kanila gikan sa maong merkado pinaagi sa paglusad og kaugalingong bersyon sa “people power.”

Si Sherwin Echavez, bise presidente sa dry good section ug media spokesperson sa kahugpongan sa mga vendors nagkanayon respetuhon nila ang hukom sa korte apan wala sila batia og kahadlok ug mipadayag nga modangop sila sa Court of Appeals.

Ang mga vendors mipasangil nga gitumban ang ilang tawhanong katungod sa mga opisyal sa siyudad.

Apan gipasabot ni Echavez nga dili sila maghimo og mga bayolenteng lihok atol unya sa ilang ‘people power’ kay igo ra silang mopadayag sa ilang katungod sa pagsupak sa plano sa siyudad. Sa gipahigayong press conference, si Mayor Socrates Fernandez nagkanayon nga kung dunay balido nga yangungo ang mga vendor nga dili una sila balhinon karong Hunyo 28, 2011 diha sa bag-ong merkado ilahang lugwayan ang gikatakdang adlaw apan kung dili balido ang mga yangungo ang merkado sa Tabunok siradohan na gyud sa siyudad.       

Matud sa mayor nga ang mga vendors nga mobalhin diha sa Lagtang dili paabangon sa ilang mga stalls sulod sa tulo ka buwan ug ang siyudad pa maoy mohatag og sakyanan nga masakyan sa pagbalhin unya sa mga vendors.

Ang balhinang merkado mas lapad tungod kay 2.7 ektarya kini ikumparar sa merkado sa Tabunok nga 1.3 ektarya lang, aduna sad kini parking lot nga mas lapad usab sa parkingan sa Tabunok.

Gisalikway usab ni Fernandez ang kabalakang malunopan sa sapa sa Mananga ang maong merkado sanglit nasusi na kini ug gihatagan og Environmental Compliance Certificate (ECC) gikan sa Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). Ang bag-ong merkado adunay 72 ka mga stalls sa meat section, 86 sa fish section, sa dry goods adunay 161 ka mga stalls ug sa D dunay 52 ka mga stalls ug 300 ka mga tarima alang sa prutasan ug mga buwak.

Sa pagkakaron 139 pa ka mga vendors ang misumitir sa ilang nga rekisitos aron makaukopar kini diha sa bag-ong merkado.

Ang siyudad padayong nagpaabot sa mga vendors nga mosumitir sa ilang rekisitos ug bukas kini alang niadtong buot nga mo-aplay kung dili mokuha ang mga kanhi vendors sa Tabunok. (EIM) - (BANAT NEWS)

Todasay jud ang tuyo kay giulo unya wa may kawat. Nangatulog na tingali. Gawas pa, pila ra guy ikasukol sa 84 anyos ug sa dalagita...

Ni Brenda D. Batuto (Banat) Updated June 25, 2011 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Patay na nga napalgan kagahapon sa buntag diha sulod sa iyang balay sa barangay Kalubihan, lungsod sa Sogod ang 84-anyos nga negosyante ug ang iyang 15-anyos nga katabang.

Ang biktima mao si Felipe Retiza ug ang iyang katabang nga si Elsie Moneba parehong mga residente sa maong dapit kinsa pareho usab nga nakaangkon og samad pinusilan sa ilang ulo.

Si PO2 Lope Arcellas, duty desk officer sa Sogod Police Station nga nahinabi sa Banat News kagahapon nagkanayon nga si Marvin Apor, silingan sa mga biktima nakadungog og duha ka buto sa pusil niadtong Huwebes sa mga alas 11:30 sa gabii apan wala nila kini panumbalinga.

Kagahapon sa mga alas 8:00 sa buntag ang drayber ni Retiza nga si Manuel Bantacel Jr., miabot apan nahibulong kini tungod kay abli ang atubangang balay sa biktima apan sirado ang gate. Hinungdan nga mikatkat siya sa koral aron makasulod sa balay apan mao na lay nasugat sa iyang panan-aw si Retiza nga naggakos sa sofa diha sa sala nga naligo na sa kaugalingong dugo.

Samtang wala na say kinabuhi ang katabang niini nga naglurag diha sa folding bed nga naligo na usab sa kaugalingong dugo hinungdan nga dali siyang mipahibalo sa mga silingan ug mitawag sa kapolisan.

Si Arcellas nagkanayon nga si Retiza mamalitay og mga lote ug iyaha usab kini nga ibaligya.

Walay nawagtang nga mga butang diha sa sulod sa balay matud ni Arcellas.

Si Inspector Aldrin Villacampa, hepe sa Sogod Police Station uban nila ni SPO2 Gualberto Arnado ug SPO1 Jumamel Presillas ang mitubag sa alarma ug nagpahigayon sa imbestigasyon.

Si Arcellas midugang nga padayon pa ang ilang follow-up nga imbestigasyon sa hitabo aron mailhan ang kriminal ug motibo niini. (EIM)   - (BANAT NEWS)

Quote from: Loaynon SVD on June 24, 2011, 07:01:42 PM
i love the four seasons! summer nindot pod nuon kay makakita ko ug dagat. winter putos kaayo ang mga tao sa ilang jacket. fall kapoy manghinlo sa mga dahon nga nangahulog. autumn kay colorful kaajo mga dahon sa mga kahoy. but right now the weather here sa Germany kay di masabtan. imbis kay summer na ga cge lang ulan unya tugnaw pa jud.

Bitaw, nindot tanan. Ako, nindotan man gani sa dry and wet season sa atoa...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on June 24, 2011, 01:18:38 PM
Another very noticeable data, he said, was that the region had a higher spending on special family occasions compared even with that of the national rating.

The result shows that 3.5 percent of the average annual family income in the region is spent on special family occasions against the 2. 8 percent national rate.

“Again has it validated that as a group of people in Western Visayas we are fond of having parties?" he said.

Equally fond of parties baya pud tingali ang ubang Pinoy. Tikalon lang jud ang mga pisot...

Quote from: islander on June 24, 2011, 10:00:53 PM
hahaha!  tikasan man hinoon ang gawas anang imong thinking outside the box, hubs.

He he, hain may lasbig kini...

Naay innocent tools of imperialism, naa puy willing executioners. Naa puy ugok lang jud...

Quote from: magbalantay on June 24, 2011, 11:20:17 PM
   nganong piloton naman pud??? nabungkag na .... ipatiwang-wang na lang na   maau pa

Bay Mags, ang gihisgotan sa nangutana (ngalan gipugngan), kabahin sa sitwasyon nga ang kuan sa baje napilot nag balik tungod kay wa na magamit, mao nga nangita siyag matinabangon nga gentleman diris TB nga moabli pag-usab niini...

Quote from: islander on June 24, 2011, 11:16:31 PM
naa ba say pizut restoration?  mga tuli ba nga gustong magpapizut ug balik... 

Naay nahitabo ani. Pangitaon nako ang news item. Mas sayon pa kuno ni kaysa pagpilot sa bungi...

Quote from: magbalantay on June 24, 2011, 11:22:25 PM
            katol man gud

Di ra ba kuno mahumpay ang kakatol kon hapuhap lang, kinahanglang bag-id jud...

Quote from: rogamz on June 23, 2011, 03:18:42 AM


kana ulo gatalikod mao pamatay lami sa GRO...kay ulo na ipa in and out hehe

Di ba kaha ni mohuot... 

Quote from: islander on June 24, 2011, 11:08:51 PM
ing-ana unta akong gusto nga color sa balay.  problema lang kay di unya mosulod si banana republic.  

He he, problem solved kon maohon... 

Quote from: islander on June 24, 2011, 01:32:40 PM
suya ko ani da.  wa na ko kaila; buwak ba ni o prutas.  motumaw gyod hinoon usahay ning atong kaignoy bisan unsaog trying hard... wa man ni molugwa sa bisaya dictionary... hulagway ug abihid bi, kinsay malooy dinha...

Oi, baryo man ning Abihid sa amoa. Di jud diay laagan nis Ms. Isle, to think nga siya taga kasikbit rang lungsod...

Quote from: alfonso_potane on June 24, 2011, 03:24:09 PM
oh mao jud ni abihid haskang asloma sa bunga yellow ug mahinog...

Naa baya kunoy medicinal properties ning tanoma, Bay Fons...

Quote from: chriswise on June 22, 2011, 01:14:34 AM
mao na ni karon,,he,he,he,,lisod na molayas tabok pag lawod,,,he,he

Mas lisod kon makahukom nga motabok paingon sa sunod nga kinabuhi...