When I was still the Sacristan Mayor of the Parish of St. Augustine in San Agustin – Surigao del Sur, Holy Week is one of my busiest days in the year. I had a lot of things to prepare and a lot of things to fulfill considering that my responsibility was not just as the Sacristan Mayor but also the caretaker of the church and the over-head projector operator.

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The relatives of Maguindanao governor, Ismael Mangudadatu, and the MILF (Moro Islamic Liberation Front) fighters of its 109th base command under the leadership of the MILF Commander Tautin Salendab clashed Sunday April 3, 2011 in Maguindano, particularly in Barangay Tenuk of Buluan town, leaving 14 people dead and several wounded.

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Agas-agas Bridge is in the mountainous terrain of Brgy. Kahupian, Sogod, Southern Leyte, in the Sogod-Mahaplag road section.

It is constructed by Sumitomo Mitsui Construction Co. Ltd at a cost of PhP1.024 Billion which is a loan by the Philippine government from the Japanese government through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA).

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Libyans started the rally for a change in government from the 4 decades of dictatorial government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi (Moammar Gadhafi or Ghaddafi or Gaddafi or Gaddhafi) to a civilian-democratic government on February 2011, after the presidents of Tunisia and Egypt stepped down from their seats.

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An 8.9 magnitude earthquake hit Japan today (March 11, 2011) 2:46 p.m with its center at 125 kilometers off the eastern coast, and at a depth of 10 kilometers. The earthquake triggered a 4 meters high tsunami that hit the coastal of Japan that washed away cars and boats. Numbers of aftershocks followed including the one with 7.4 magnitude.

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On the first round, the mayors of the 16 municipalities applied for the cityhood of their respective municipalities through their respective representatives or sponsors in the House.

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On Thursday, Google Adsense Team announced the availability of the mobile interface of Google Adsense beta version just like what has been shown on the image below. For more details, kindly visit the blogpost posted at the Google Adsense blog.

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In Bantayan island of Cebu, a janitor of the Bantayan District Hospital was performing a catheter insertion into the organ of a patient, as reported by the Sun-Star Cebu newspaper.

Astero Rivera, 68 a resident of Barangay Ticad in Bantayan went to the hospital last Tuesday for his failure to urinate for 3 days already. After the patient was examined by the hospital’s doctor, the janitor, Arturo Abello, was instructed by the doctor to insert the catheter to the patient’s organ. So Mr. Abello did the insertion.

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The Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas is headed by its pastor, Rev. Fred Phelps. The Church is known for its anti-gay demonstrations and picketing on funerals of celebrities to draw media’s attention. Westboro Baptist Church versus Snyder The Westboro Baptist Church members rallied on March 2006 declaring that God is doing against the US [...]

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John Galliano is a superstar fashion designer, who was caught on video that became viral where he announced his admiration to Hitler. He was accused by 3 women of heaping anti-Semitic abuse on patrons in a Paris bar on two occasions since last October. The Galliano Scandal On February 24, 2011 at 9:00PM, John Galliano [...]

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