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Sabado, Marso 12, 2016

Kim Ilagan's Final Goodbye To Her Ex-Boyfriend Goes Viral!

The internet sensation and the freelance model, Kim Ilagan caught the attention of the netizens once again not because of her viral videos but because of the very long message that she posted for her ex-boyfriend.

Kim narrated how her relationship with her ex-boyfriend went on for 3 years. It was 3 years of suffering for an unidentified guy who did nothing but hurt and cheat on her. He was clearly too dumb to make those mistakes on her. 

She was apologizing sarcastically on the letter. Kim showed everyone how strong she was after enduring all the pain that this man caused her. She finally realized that he was not worth it. 

Kim Ilagan became the darling of the Facebook after her videos went viral. Some of the hit videos that she uploaded was the tagalog version of 'Marvin Gaye'. She often translate english songs to tagalogwith her own compositions.
Source: SocialTrendsPH

Some UPLB Students who questioned Duterte was criticized by Netizens for being disrespectful & rude.

Presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte attended a transparency forum at the University of the Philippines’ Los Baños campus on Friday, March 11 and drew mixed reactions from his audience.
Some students of UP Los Baños drew criticism from Duterte supporters and netizens for being rude and unmannered in their questions to Mayor Duterte.

The question of a UP Los Baños Student!
A short clip!The question of a UP Los Baños Student!What more can I say?
Posted by Favradio FM on Saturday, March 12, 2016
the full interview 

Here are some netizens comments regarding the interview:


The rappler report also received a lot of criticism from netizen for being a bias reporting, and just getting negative sides of their reports.from; Boyjim Rocha: Wala naman palang negative sa full interview eh. ewan ko ba nitong rappler gusto ni highlight negative,interviewhin pa naman yung mga hindi na satisfy kuno ka duterte. IMHO the whole point of Mayor Duterte is the assurance for Filipino people that if will become a President . all his plans will he will make it work hard and ensure that government funds are surely handled without corruption. He can lead his people to the right direction where the common goal is for the common good for the people. He points out that he is the only candidate who can run the government effectively unlike other candidate who has nothing to prove but ineffctiveness and corruption issues. He is sincere in nation building. fight againts corruption and solving other issues or problems that is existing in our country. He is the only hope that people wanted for a better change. If Rappler wants to report negative highlights of any candidate. They can have too many negative write ups about Mar Roxas. They can interview people who are not satisfied with the performance of Mar Roxas or his bff Pnoy Aquino. Now that is justice. but too bad This bias media like Rappler and ABIAS CBN can’t do it for sure. Please be fair if you have conscience. Because the way you deliver your article is obviously a Dirty Trick. The Root of all evil is Money. Do not Make Money as your GoD. #duterteforchangeoftheoldsystem#duterteagaintscorruption#dutertefornationbuilding #duterteforthefilipinopeople  
From: Gerard Gaspar Lee Ok naman ang q and a. Arogante lang yung student. Digong was laying the foundation of his answer binara na nung bata
Here are more comments:
Source : http://globalnews.favradio.fm/duterteinuplb/

Huwebes, Marso 10, 2016

VIRAL: A Powerbank Ended a Girl's Life While Asleep!

Gadgets are one of the necessities the many of us couldn't afford of losing. Mobile phones are not just status symbol but essential for communication and other needs. Along with this, power banks also play a vital role. These are perfect for people who are on the go and want to always be on track. Except for a girl from Nigeria who was victimized by a powerbank.
Based on the reports of mymobnet, this young Nigerian lady was charging her powerbank and placed it on her chest while asleep. Apparently, the powerbank overheated and caused her skin to burn. She was then affected by enormous electric shock and died.
Her body was found lifeless in the morning by her parents. The powebank was deeply plunged into the her chest. Terrible!

This is a lesson for us to always be cautious with the use of gadgets. They are very useful nowadays, but can also be a cause of destruction when abused. There should be boundaries in using technology.

What can you say about this sad story? Share them on the comment box. :(
Source: Wereblog

An Open Letter Of A Man Towards His Ex-Girlfriend Who Passed Away Will Surely Make You Cry!

An open letter of a guy to his former girlfriend made a lot of people cry.  It is filled with all the love, understanding and regrets that he had towards their relationship. 

Just like any other lovestory, they started off as friends and became lovers. Three years passed and they were still together. But Mark, the guy was already feeling cold. He was slowly forgetting how happy they were back then. 

Mark didn't know that the last argument that he had with Anne his girlfriend would be the last chance that they could finally talk to each other. 

Anne met a tragic accident where she was robbed and she fought back which made them stab her multiple times. 

It became her cause of death. Now, Mark will no longer have the chance to be with her. He only realized what he lost after she died.

Read the open letter here:



Miyerkules, Marso 2, 2016

5 Historic Lies You Were Taught In School

We’ve all heard about history textbooks in public schools being rife with typographical errors and grammar mistakes. But that pales in comparison with historical myths that have been taught in primary schools as if they actually existed.
Calling them ‘historical lies’ may be a bit too harsh, but I can’t think of any word to describe seemingly historical errors that have been blown out of proportion.
Perhaps you still believe them. Or maybe your old elementary teacher still does. Either way, it’s time to separate myth from fact once and for all.
Here are 5 of the most ridiculous Philippine historical myths you thought were true:

1. Ferdinand Magellan was the first person to circumnavigate the world
Ferdinand Magellan (1480 – 1521)
The story you heard:
After conquering Malacca, Sumatra in 1511, Portuguese explorer Fernão de Magalhães (Anglicized as Ferdinand Magellan) once again reached Southeast Asia in 1521 in search of the Maluku (Spice Islands). And that made him the first person to travel around the world. Or so we thought.
The truth:
We all know that after intervening in the conflict between Raja Humabon and Lapu Lapu, Magellan was butchered to death by the latter and didn’t live to be the “first person to circumnavigate the world”. Now, if Magellan was not the first person to circumnavigate the world, who did?
Historical evidences show us two stronger candidates: Sebastian Elcano and Magellan’s nameless slave-cum-interpreter who was later baptized as  Enrique de Malacca, or “Henry of Malacca.”
Obviously, Elcano was the one who got the fame and fortune. Recognized by King Charles I as the first person to circle the Earth, Elcano received a yearly pension as well as a coat of arms featuring a globe that has the Latin inscription Primus circumdedisti me or “you went around me first.”
However, several historians argue that if Enrique, Magellan’s slave, originally came from Sumatra as what records show, then he would have already circumnavigated the world by the time the Portuguese fleet reached the Philippine shores.
Magellan’s last will indicated that Enrique was bought from Malacca and reportedly spoke the Malay language, making him an invaluable part of Magellan’s journey to the Southeast.
On the other hand, the expedition’s chronicler, Antonio Pigafetta, wrote that Enrique was actually a native of Sumatra. Another witness, Gines de Mafra, also proved that Enrique indeed spoke Malay to the Filipino islanders–a claim which led to a theory that the first person who circled the world could actually be a Filipino.
However, it’s interesting to note that at that time, Malay was a common language of trade in most Southeast Asia, and not a dialect exclusive to the Philippines.
After Magellan’s death, Enrique remained in the Philippines after a conflict between him and the new leaders of the voyage. Whether or not he returned to his hometown–which would only take roughly two months of island-hopping–is still unverified.
But if he was able to return to Sumatra less than 15 months before Pigafetta and other expedition survivors reached Spain, then Enrique is undoubtedly the first person to travel around the world.

2. Princess Urduja and the legendary kingdom of Tawalisi
A portrait of Princess Urduja (Source: Jaime Carlos de Veyra. 1951. Quien fue Urduja? un ser mitologico: estudio historico. manila: Nueva Eva Press)
The story you heard:
Urduja (ca. 1350–1400 AD) is a legendary princess who first appeared in the book Rihlah (Travels) by Ibn Batuta (1304 – 1378), an Arab traveler who was also a contemporary of Marco Polo.
According to his accounts, he reached the land of Tawalisi (present-day Pangasinan) after 71 days in the sea and while on his way to China. In this island kingdom, Ibn Batuta allegedly met a brave amazon named Urduja who would only marry the man who could beat her in fistfights.
Legend has it that the warrior princess later prepared a lavish banquet for Ibn Batuta and even gave him gifts of a lifetime which included silk, expensive spices, buffaloes , truckloads of rice and sheep among others.

The truth:
Although the story of Urduja was commonly featured in comics, movies, TV shows and even history books, several scholars declared Urduja as a myth and her story a mere “illusory creation.”
Aside from the lack of archaeological evidence to prove the existence of Urduja’s Shri-Visayan Empire, scholars also failed to discover any reference to Urduja in Spanish documents that chronicled the pre-Hispanic Philippines. In fact, Urduja never appeared in the Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas (1609) of Antonio de Morga, considered by many–Rizal included–as the most reliable source of pre-Hispanic accounts.
Dr. Rosario Cortes, a UP professor who was also the first person to write a comprehensive history of Pangasinan, concluded that Urduja’s story is more of a “fakelore” than history. Although he translated Ibn Batuta’s account from Arabic to English, Professor Charles Beckingham of London University described the story as too far from being “a genuine account of real journeys.”

3. Fernando Poe Sr. served as a model for the U.P. Oblation
The story you heard: 
The Oblation (or “Pahinungod” in Filipino) is a concrete statue that has become the iconic symbol of the University of the Philippines and the promise of its students to offer themselves to the country.
Measuring 3.5 meters in height, the original Oblation statue was first conceived during Rafael Palma’s presidency. It is said that Palma commissioned National Artist Guillermo Tolentino, then a professor at the UP School of Fine Arts, to complete the project.
Tolentino allegedly convinced the late actor Fernando Poe Sr., who was a UP student at that time, to model for the Oblation. Soon, people started to believe that FPJ’s late father was indeed the man behind University of the Philippines’ famous sculpture.

The truth:
University literature, specifically the book by the late UP Diliman College of Fine Arts Professor Rodolfo Paras-Perez, revealed that it was not Fernando Poe Sr. who inspired the Oblation.
More surprising is the fact that not only one but two people actually modeled for the iconic statue: Anastacio Caedo, his student and assistant, and Virgilio Raymundo, his brother-in-law. To create the Oblation, Tolentino used Caedo’s physique and Raymundo’s proportion.

4. The first blood compact was between Rajah Sikatuna and Miguel López de Legazpi
“El Pacto de Sangre” by Juan Luna (1886) shows the blood compact between Rajah Sikatuna of Bohol and Miguel López de Legazpi.
The story you heard:
The first treaty between the Philippines and another country happened on  March 16, 1565 when Rajah Sikatuna made a blood compact (“Sanduguan”) with Miguel López de Legazpi in the presence of other conquistadors.
In honor of this landmark event, The Order of Sikatuna was created in 1953 by Executive Order No. 571 signed by Pres. Elpidio Quirino. A monument in Tagbilaran City, Bohol named “The Sandugo Blood Compact Site” was also built to commemorate the said historic pact.

The truth:
Although largely believed as true, the blood compact between Miguel López de Legazpi and Rajah Sikatuna was not the first in the country. The notion that it was the first treaty was soon refuted by the accounts of Antonio Pigafetta, an Italian chronicler who joined Magellan in his bloody voyage.
If we are going to believe Pigafetta, the first blood compact was actually between Raia Siaiu, king of Mazaua, and Ferdinand Magellan. This event happened on March 28, 1521 or almost 44 years before the event depicted in Juan Luna’s famous painting (see photo above).
The first recorded treaty between Philippines and a foreign country, on the other hand, was between Magellan and Rajah Humabon’s nephew who was assisted by Raia Siaiu and 11 other men. The historic event happened on Tuesday,  April 9, 1521.

5. Datu Puti and the legend of The Ten Bornean Datus
“Arrival of the 10 Bornean datus” by Ilonggo historical painter Art Geroche (source: www.thenewstoday.info)
The story you heard:
According to a prehistoric document we now know as Maragtas, ten Bornean datus led by Datu Puti left their kingdom around 1250 A.D. to escape the wrath of their heartless ruler, Sultan Makatunaw.
Legend has it that the ten Bornean datus landed in the island of Panay, then inhabited by the Atis  governed by a king named Marikudo. Although the natives initially suspected them of evil intention, the Bornean datus eventually bought the lowlands in exchange for a gold saduk or salakot (native hat) and a gold necklace for Queen Maningwantiwan.
In the end, Datu Puti returned to Borneo while Datus Dumangsil and Balensusa settled with their families in the northern regions of Luzon, now known as Laguna and Bicol Peninsula.
The other seven datus, on the other hand, remained in Panay and eventually divided the island into three regions. One of these datus was Datu Sumakwel who led the formation of a political organization called Confederation of Madjaas as well as a body of laws known as Maragtas.
The Maragtas Code was previously known as the “oldest known written body of laws in the Philippines”, predating Code of Kalantiaw which was officially declared by the National Historical Commission as a hoax.
The truth:
In his doctoral dissertation at UST, William Henry Scott (the same person who disproved the Code of Kalantiaw) revealed that Maragtas is not a actual prehistoric source. Instead, it is just a book written by a historian in Panay named Pedro Monteclaro.
The author himself noted that his manuscripts were “rotten and hardly legible”. The book’s publisher, on the other hand, noted in 1907 that Maragtas should never be considered as facts.
Source : http://www.filipiknow.net/historical-misconceptions-philippines/

Martes, Pebrero 16, 2016

WATCH: OMG! LEAKED BEHIND THE SCENES VIDEO OF MOCHA GIRLS FOR UNO MAGAZINE WENT VIRAL ONLINE! MUST SEE!

Omg! Leaked Behind The Scenes Photos Of Mocha Girls For Uno Magazine Went Viral Online! See Photos! Sexy girl group Mocha Girls were featured on the cover of Uno Magazine. The girls went a little all out for this shoot in a flirty and daring way, and their behind the scenes photos leaked on the internet. Check out the photos
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Michael Pangilinan admits he is the one in the controversial video scandal!

On Valentine's Day, Michael Pangilinan's alleged video scandal circulated online. This appeared after the series of alleged scandals of artists being uploaded like Joross Gamboaand Martin del Rosario.

Finally, Michael spoke about the issue. He admits that he is the one in the video scandal.
His manager Jobert Sucaldito received the video on the special day as well. He claims,


For Sucaldito, he was shocked about the video. But he said that he knows that it is Michael because of the tattoo marks. 

As for Michael, he is seen chatting with someone in English. He claims that it happened three years ago when he was still 17 years old.

Michael added that he was chatting with a half-Filipina, half-American girl he was flirting with. He promised to be a good boy.

Sucaldito said that he’s happy that Michael admitted and what’s done is done.
Michael said,


He even asked for the forgiveness of his fans. 

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