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100% Pinoy..Philippines Amazing Beautiful Flowers..
Nakatikim ka na ba ng ensaladang bulaklak, or ice cream with Gumamela jam, or fresh flower salad, if not yet then check this video and let your flowers crave your stomach.hehehe..enjoy guys.
HIV WARNING! New Ways of Spreeding HIV!!!!
A few weeks ago, in a cinema, a person felt something poking from her seat. When she got up to see what it was, she found a needle sticking out of the seat with a note attached saying "You have just been infected by HIV (AIDS)".
The Disease Control Center (in Paris ) reports many similar events in many other cities recently. All tested needles were HIV Positive. The Center also reports that needles have been found in cash dispensers (ATM) at public banking machines. We ask everyone to use extreme caution when faced with this kind of situation. All public chairs/seats should be inspected with vigilance and caution before use. A careful visual inspection should be enough. In addition, they ask that each of you pass this message along to all members of your family and your friends of the potential danger.
Recently, one doctor has narrated a somewhat similar instance that happened to one of his patients at the Praia Cinema in Delhi . A young girl engaged and about to be married in a couple of months, was pricked while the movie was going on. The tag with the needle had the message : "Welcome to the World of HIV family". Though the doctors told her family that it takes about 6 months before the virus grows strong enough to start damaging the system and a healthy victim could survive about 5-6 years, the girl died in 4 months, perhaps more because of the "Shock thought". We all have to be careful at public places, rest God help! Just think about saving a life by forwarding this message. Please, take a few seconds of your time to pass along.
Remember ... to pass this on to everyone you know... Probably your mail can help save a life.
The Disease Control Center (in Paris ) reports many similar events in many other cities recently. All tested needles were HIV Positive. The Center also reports that needles have been found in cash dispensers (ATM) at public banking machines. We ask everyone to use extreme caution when faced with this kind of situation. All public chairs/seats should be inspected with vigilance and caution before use. A careful visual inspection should be enough. In addition, they ask that each of you pass this message along to all members of your family and your friends of the potential danger.
Recently, one doctor has narrated a somewhat similar instance that happened to one of his patients at the Praia Cinema in Delhi . A young girl engaged and about to be married in a couple of months, was pricked while the movie was going on. The tag with the needle had the message : "Welcome to the World of HIV family". Though the doctors told her family that it takes about 6 months before the virus grows strong enough to start damaging the system and a healthy victim could survive about 5-6 years, the girl died in 4 months, perhaps more because of the "Shock thought". We all have to be careful at public places, rest God help! Just think about saving a life by forwarding this message. Please, take a few seconds of your time to pass along.
Remember ... to pass this on to everyone you know... Probably your mail can help save a life.
Fleeing From Death, Native Dayak And Immigrants From Madura Island Fighting
This is Horrible!!
SAMPIT, Indonesia, Feb. 24, 2001
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Indigenous Dayaks brandish spears and machetes in Sampit, central Kalimantan province, on Borneo (AP)
he re-emergence of beheading in the latest ethnic clashes in the Indonesian province of Kalimantan has focussed attention on the customs of the region's Dayak tribes.
Dayak is the general term for the non-Muslim indigenous tribes of the island of Borneo, divided up between Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei.
The ritual practice of beheading in spiritual ceremonies has largely died out among the Dayaks.
Madurese carrying knives
Madurese settlers are also armed
Beheading your enemy was seen, within the complex polytheist and animist beliefs of the Dayaks, as the way of killing off for good the spirit of the person you had killed.
The heads would be put on display at traditional burial rites called tiwah, where the bones of relatives were taken from the earth and cleaned before being put in burial vaults known as sampung.
But in recent years pigs' or cows' heads have come to be used instead.
(AP) Refugees fleeing an ethnic slaughter on Borneo island boarded an Indonesian navy ship Saturday as two bodies floated by the dock — reminders of continuing violence that has left at least 182 dead.
Thousands of refugees crammed aboard trucks and headed to the river port, where the ships were preparing to evacuate them to Java island. Others were being taken overland to other parts of the province.
Violence between native Dayak people and immigrants from Madura island erupted in Sampit and surrounding districts on Sunday. The groups regularly clash over land. Dayak gangs armed with machetes and daggers have paraded the severed heads of Madurese victims around the town.
In Sampit, the bodies of about 30 adults and children lay outside the hospital in a bloody heap. Some corpses were headless. Dayaks armed with machetes and daggers have paraded the severed heads of Madurese victims around the town.
The death toll has increased daily, with officials Saturday reporting that 182 had been killed.
As the heavily laden trucks brought frightened people from government buildings and police posts where they had sought refuge to the port area, several dozen Dayak natives armed with spears and machetes stood by and watched impassively.
"I love Sampit, I have lived here almost all my life, but I will never feel safe here again," said Fanimo, a 35-year-old settler from the island of Madura.
Two joint police and military battalions were being deployed to reinforce overwhelmed local security forces in Sampit, about 480 miles northeast of Jakarta.
"The situation is getting worse," regional police chief Brig. Gen. Bambang Pranoto said Friday. "The riots are spreading to other towns where there are still many Madurese."
In the provincial capital of Palangkaraya, 130 miles to the east of Sampit, air force C-130 Hercules transports were bringing in companies of heavily armed soldiers who were continuing on to the town.
Indonesian and foreign non-governmental relief organizations were gearing up Saturday to provide medical assistance, food and shelter for the thousands of people displaced by the violence.
This week's killings on Borneo are the latest in a series of bloody outbreaks of violence there: In the past several years, hundreds have died in clashes in the area, most sparked by land disputes between the Dayaks and Madurese immigrants.
On Wednesday, the State Department urged American citizens not to travel to Indonesia, warning that unrest and violence could break out at any time.
And as the slaughter continued, the World Bank warned Friday that Indonesia could be headed for an economic collapse unless the government stops rampant violence and restores political stability.
"Regional unrest, and political and ethnic tensions threaten national unity," the bank said in a statement.
For decades, former dictator Suharto used his security forces to crush any public unrest, keeping a lid on tesions among Indonesia's many ethnic and religious groups. But since his ouster in 1998, violence has flared throughout the archipelago. Efforts by the new democratic government to resolve the multiple crises have largely failed.
Thousands have been killed in fighting between troops and separatist rebels in Aceh province and between Christians and Muslims in the Maluku islands. In Irian Jaya, an upsurge of violence has claimed dozens of lives since December, when separatists hoisted independence flags. In addition, dozens have died in unexplained terrorist bombings in several major cities, including the capital, Jakarta.
Embattled President Abdurrahman Wahid was on a 14-day trip to the Middle East and Africa. Before departing Thursday, he told reporters he was unconcerned about leaving amid the renewed violence.
Over the past 40 years, tens of thousands of people, mostly Madurese, have resettled on Borneo in central Kalimantan province. The government program that brought them here was designed to relieve overcrowding in other areas, but it has sparked resentment among the Dayak natives.
SAMPIT, Indonesia, Feb. 24, 2001
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Indigenous Dayaks brandish spears and machetes in Sampit, central Kalimantan province, on Borneo (AP)
he re-emergence of beheading in the latest ethnic clashes in the Indonesian province of Kalimantan has focussed attention on the customs of the region's Dayak tribes.
Dayak is the general term for the non-Muslim indigenous tribes of the island of Borneo, divided up between Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei.
The ritual practice of beheading in spiritual ceremonies has largely died out among the Dayaks.
Madurese carrying knives
Madurese settlers are also armed
Beheading your enemy was seen, within the complex polytheist and animist beliefs of the Dayaks, as the way of killing off for good the spirit of the person you had killed.
The heads would be put on display at traditional burial rites called tiwah, where the bones of relatives were taken from the earth and cleaned before being put in burial vaults known as sampung.
But in recent years pigs' or cows' heads have come to be used instead.
(AP) Refugees fleeing an ethnic slaughter on Borneo island boarded an Indonesian navy ship Saturday as two bodies floated by the dock — reminders of continuing violence that has left at least 182 dead.
Thousands of refugees crammed aboard trucks and headed to the river port, where the ships were preparing to evacuate them to Java island. Others were being taken overland to other parts of the province.
Violence between native Dayak people and immigrants from Madura island erupted in Sampit and surrounding districts on Sunday. The groups regularly clash over land. Dayak gangs armed with machetes and daggers have paraded the severed heads of Madurese victims around the town.
In Sampit, the bodies of about 30 adults and children lay outside the hospital in a bloody heap. Some corpses were headless. Dayaks armed with machetes and daggers have paraded the severed heads of Madurese victims around the town.
The death toll has increased daily, with officials Saturday reporting that 182 had been killed.
As the heavily laden trucks brought frightened people from government buildings and police posts where they had sought refuge to the port area, several dozen Dayak natives armed with spears and machetes stood by and watched impassively.
"I love Sampit, I have lived here almost all my life, but I will never feel safe here again," said Fanimo, a 35-year-old settler from the island of Madura.
Two joint police and military battalions were being deployed to reinforce overwhelmed local security forces in Sampit, about 480 miles northeast of Jakarta.
"The situation is getting worse," regional police chief Brig. Gen. Bambang Pranoto said Friday. "The riots are spreading to other towns where there are still many Madurese."
In the provincial capital of Palangkaraya, 130 miles to the east of Sampit, air force C-130 Hercules transports were bringing in companies of heavily armed soldiers who were continuing on to the town.
Indonesian and foreign non-governmental relief organizations were gearing up Saturday to provide medical assistance, food and shelter for the thousands of people displaced by the violence.
This week's killings on Borneo are the latest in a series of bloody outbreaks of violence there: In the past several years, hundreds have died in clashes in the area, most sparked by land disputes between the Dayaks and Madurese immigrants.
On Wednesday, the State Department urged American citizens not to travel to Indonesia, warning that unrest and violence could break out at any time.
And as the slaughter continued, the World Bank warned Friday that Indonesia could be headed for an economic collapse unless the government stops rampant violence and restores political stability.
"Regional unrest, and political and ethnic tensions threaten national unity," the bank said in a statement.
For decades, former dictator Suharto used his security forces to crush any public unrest, keeping a lid on tesions among Indonesia's many ethnic and religious groups. But since his ouster in 1998, violence has flared throughout the archipelago. Efforts by the new democratic government to resolve the multiple crises have largely failed.
Thousands have been killed in fighting between troops and separatist rebels in Aceh province and between Christians and Muslims in the Maluku islands. In Irian Jaya, an upsurge of violence has claimed dozens of lives since December, when separatists hoisted independence flags. In addition, dozens have died in unexplained terrorist bombings in several major cities, including the capital, Jakarta.
Embattled President Abdurrahman Wahid was on a 14-day trip to the Middle East and Africa. Before departing Thursday, he told reporters he was unconcerned about leaving amid the renewed violence.
Over the past 40 years, tens of thousands of people, mostly Madurese, have resettled on Borneo in central Kalimantan province. The government program that brought them here was designed to relieve overcrowding in other areas, but it has sparked resentment among the Dayak natives.
Prisoners in Philippines DAncing [Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center in Cebu City, Philippines
This is insane, 1500 at the Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center in Cebu City, Philippines. Insanely awesome that is. I think the idea is that if they're doing something constructive, they won't be doing bad things anymore. Most of these prisoners will probably come out and just be dancers. They look great.
wowwwwwww! as in wooooowwwwww! its a very amazing rehabilation center that i've seen in phil, all things in proper! rules & responsibilities! I salute you guys for doing this very very impresssssiiveee & GREATTTT JOB! WELLL DONE!! Hope that every Jail in phil will be like this and for sure crime will be prevented!!!! U deserve a big award!!!! Im Proud for you guys! may pagbabago din pla ang pinas more power ,goodluck and GOd bless!!!
Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center in Cebu City, Philippines
wowwwwwww! as in wooooowwwwww! its a very amazing rehabilation center that i've seen in phil, all things in proper! rules & responsibilities! I salute you guys for doing this very very impresssssiiveee & GREATTTT JOB! WELLL DONE!! Hope that every Jail in phil will be like this and for sure crime will be prevented!!!! U deserve a big award!!!! Im Proud for you guys! may pagbabago din pla ang pinas more power ,goodluck and GOd bless!!!
Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center in Cebu City, Philippines
Abortion- Cannibalism
to a Gourmet Food Substance ?
its own children murdered and then be willing to purchase
him or her at a market as a gourmet meat dish ?
Cannibalism throughout the world had largely been eradicated – until now. In the past it was uncivilized pagan tribes people, or those without any belief in any form of god, that ate human flesh. A captive and later escaped Jesuit, one of the early martyrs of North America, was made to show his disfigured hands –their fingers had been gnawed off by indian women– publicly in France. He returned to evangelize the same indians in the southern Canadian province in preference to this kind of exposure.
Under rare circumstances, in life or death situations only, it has been reported that in order to keep alive the bodies of dead humans have been eaten. The following photographs are the first published that show people from a presumably civilized nation eating human beings.
February 24, 2003
Reply to those taking the position that these pictures are contrived:
Since this web page was originally placed on the Internet, I have received a few protests concerning the authenticity of the events portrayed.
Whether the web page referenced is factual or contrived, it serves the purpose of making people aware of the great atrocity of abortion taking place throughout the world. The particular pictures may be a bad attempt at some sort of humor, but since it has been reported that abortionists/midwives in China have eaten aborted babies in the belief that they will restore some degree of health (a variant of herbal medicine) and are reputed to be selling them for such purposes, it is not far fetched to believe that dead babies are being eaten as portrayed. It is known that aborted preborn babies are used for much experimental medical research and have been used in the manufacture of cosmetics. Aborted babies are for some facilities a commodity sold for profit.
The murder of babies (about 50,000,000 surgically aborted worldwide annually) is a far greater evil than cannibalism, something that in parts of the world still takes place, especially among satanists. Whether the pictures were contrived or not they do in fact appear real and provoke reaction similar to the following Email I received from a woman who is now much more strongly against abortion than before.
Subject: outraged in tears
Can something be done about this? What can we do? How can we help!? My priest is very interested in this. I sent him the link. Hopefully there is something that can be done even in a communist place? !! This has disturbed me so much I will no longer eat red meat and will offer it as penance to the children who are aborted around the country! I beg you to respond.
The mere fact that a performance artist contrived –if that is the case– such pictures speaks clearly of the degradation of the world. Rather than protest the publication of such pictures you should, if you are any sort of a decent person, seek to put and end to the continuation of abortion and its associated evils.
Although despicable, cannibalism is less of a crime and less obnoxious than abortion. I would rather see a hundred people dead of natural or accidental causes eaten than to witness one baby being aborted by surgical, mechanical, or chemical means.
Worse than cannibalism and abortion is the now politically correct crime of homosexual activity (sodomy). The only sins greater are the breaking of any of the first three commandments of God. These also are becoming publicly accepted, even on prime time television.
Sincerely in Christ,
Fr. David
Cannibal reveals man-eater network
From The Times' Roger Boyes in Kassel
January 7, 2004
ARMIN Meiwes, the increasingly confident Cannibal of Rotenburg, has been helping police unravel an international network of man-eaters.
From Austria to the US, willing victims going by names such as Hansel and Gretel queued up to be eaten by or at least exchange butchering details with the 42-year-old former soldier.
The chilling groundbreaking trial in Kassel, now in its fourth week, on Monday exposed not only the scope of modern cannibalism but also Mr Meiwes's deluded ambitions for a world in which eating people could solve problems of famine and over-population.
Police witnesses told of two "truckloads" of printed emails and internet exchanges between Mr Meiwes and the web of cannibals or potential victims.
Detective Isolde Stock said: "We downloaded over 3800 photographs from his computer."
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Earthworm Benifits News!
Earthworms are among the planet's lowest life forms; thus, they get no respect. They gross out nearly everybody. Naughty children torture them. The word worm, or bulate, is used with derision.
But they have a kinder, gentler side, as worm lovers tell I-Witness’ Howie Severino. The bulate boys Howie meets in this documentary are championing a "worm revolution."
In a world heavily dependent on chemicals to grow food, earthworms may in fact be the key to a healthier and safer planet, and a more affordable food supply. Earthworms harm no one, they turn rotting waste into rich organic fertilizer, and revive dead soil.
Advocates call their favorite creatures vermi, and grow and multiply them in vermi-composts. One of these verminians, Tony de Castro, is a Filipino-American who decided to resettle in the Philippines and make worms his life's calling.
After receiving his own supply of worms from Tony and resettling them in his home, Howie goes on a journey in search of places where vermi crusaders are actively planting the seeds of the worm revolution.
Naturally, Howie and his team head for a province called Compostela Valley in Mindanao, thinking that it might have something to do with compost. As the name promises, Howie finds farmers there composting with the aid of earthworms. One fruit farmer has a thousand kilos of worms producing tons of compost fertilizer for his trees.
The worm trail leads all the way to Congress, where a bulate boy gains access to the President’s State of the Nation Address. Will worms end up on the national agenda?
This unusual documentary by Howie Severino airs on I-Witness
But they have a kinder, gentler side, as worm lovers tell I-Witness’ Howie Severino. The bulate boys Howie meets in this documentary are championing a "worm revolution."
In a world heavily dependent on chemicals to grow food, earthworms may in fact be the key to a healthier and safer planet, and a more affordable food supply. Earthworms harm no one, they turn rotting waste into rich organic fertilizer, and revive dead soil.
Advocates call their favorite creatures vermi, and grow and multiply them in vermi-composts. One of these verminians, Tony de Castro, is a Filipino-American who decided to resettle in the Philippines and make worms his life's calling.
After receiving his own supply of worms from Tony and resettling them in his home, Howie goes on a journey in search of places where vermi crusaders are actively planting the seeds of the worm revolution.
Naturally, Howie and his team head for a province called Compostela Valley in Mindanao, thinking that it might have something to do with compost. As the name promises, Howie finds farmers there composting with the aid of earthworms. One fruit farmer has a thousand kilos of worms producing tons of compost fertilizer for his trees.
The worm trail leads all the way to Congress, where a bulate boy gains access to the President’s State of the Nation Address. Will worms end up on the national agenda?
This unusual documentary by Howie Severino airs on I-Witness
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