The father of international singer sensation and singer of the popular show “Glee” was stabbed to death by an assailant, Sunday evening. According to the report, the suspect, Angel Capili approached Ricky Ricahuerta Pempengco while the latter bought a cigarette in a store and then the suspect stabbed to death Pempengco using an ice pick. [...]

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Highway signs are helpful to drivers. They remind you, the drivers, on what to do, and whatever the situations in certain parts of the highways. For example, if you’re approaching a downhill part, you’ll be reminded to check brakes. Sometimes, signs remind you not to drink alcoholic drinks when driving or to drive safely. When approaching a blind curve, you’ll be told that you’re approaching a blind curve and should be careful.

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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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There are lots of pictures emerge in your mind by simply reading the title of this post that reads “The Grandmother Gives Birth to her Grandchild”. You will be wondering how come that the granny will give birth to her grandchild. Is the father of the child the son of the woman? If that is [...]

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Here’s the list of the winners of the 53rd Grammy Awards held at Staples Center on February 13, 2011 in Los Angeles, California: Album Of The Year – Arcade Fire, “The Suburbs” Record Of The Year – Lady Antebellum, “Need You Now” Song Of The Year – “Need You Now” (Lady Antebellum, Performers) Best New [...]

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An Iraqi-born artist and professor of NYU’s Tisch School of Arts, Wafaa Bilal, installed a third eye (a camera) on the back of his head. The camera was attached to the three posts. Each of the posts was connected to a Titanium base inserted into the drill-hole on his skull. See the photos below. Having [...]

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Dr. Gerardo “Gerry” Ortega was shot at the back of the head by two assassins on January 24, 2011 while he was shopping in a small clothing store (ukay-ukay store) in Puerto Princesa City after his local morning radio show at RMN’s DWAR. He died immediately.

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The Iglesia ni Cristo (Church of Christ) is an independent Christian religion whose primary purpose is to worship the Almighty god based on His teachings as taught by the Lord Jesus Christ and as recorded in the Bible. It is not a denomination or sect. It is neither affiliated to any federation of religious bodies [...]

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This is how Southern Leyte looks during the 2011 new year celebration. Heavy rains started on the dawn of January 1 and it didn’t stopped up to the time of taking photos of those places. Update PIA reported five children confirmed dead due to flooding and landslide. Jordan Lakipon, 7 year old, of Barangay Bolodbolod [...]

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Wishing you all the success, peace and happiness along with God’s blessings! Happy New Year!

This will be my last post for 2010. Tomorrow, my family will be going to Hinunangan, Southern Leyte riding one of the blogging juices that we have. But I am still wondering what should I use: The Blogging Juice 1, Blogging Juice 2 or the Blogging Juice 3?

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