#malagos

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Close-up of Philippine eagle's (Pithecophaga jefferyi) head in profile, Philippine Eagle Centre, Malagos, Davao, Mindanao, Philippines. First Philippine eagle bred through artificial insemination. Critically endangered. Captive.

Photographer: Klaus Nigge

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Malagos Garden Resort

Baguio District, Calinan-Baguio-Cadalian Rd, Davao City, 8000

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The names and sentences of all 51 men found guilty in the Gisèle Pelicot trial

Dominique Pelicot, ex-huband of Gisèle Pelicot. Guilty of aggravated rape of his ex-wife and of the attempted aggravated rape of the wife of Jean Pierre Marechal, one of the co-defendants.

He is also guilty of taking indecent images of his daughter, Caroline, and his daughters-in-law, Aurore and Celine.

He receives the longest sentence: 20 years.

Jean-Pierre Marechal. Guilty of attempted rape and aggravated rape of his wife, and of drugging her. Sentenced to 12 years.

Charly Arbo. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 13 years.

Florian Rocca. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to seven years.

Cyrille Delville. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Christian Lescole. Guilty of aggravated rape. Acquitted of having child abuse imagery. Sentenced to nine years.

Lionel Rodriguez. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Nicolas Francois. Guilty of aggravated rape and having child abuse imagery. Sentenced to eight years and banned from working near children.

Jacques Cubeau. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to five years.

Patrice Nicolle. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Thierry Parisis. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Simoné Mekenese. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to nine years.

Nizar Hamida. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 10 years.

Boris Moulin. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Dominique Davies. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 13 years.

Jerome Vilela. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 13 years.

Didier Sambuchi. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to five years.

Cyprien Culieras. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to six years.

Mathieu Dartus. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to seven years.

Quentin Hennebert. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to seven years.

Cyril Baubis. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to nine years.

Thierry Postat. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 12 years and a permanent ban on engaging in any activity related to minors.

Philippe Leleu. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to five years of which two are suspended. Sentenced to five years, with two suspended.

Jean-Luc LA. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 10 years.

Fabien Sotton. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 11 years.

Karim Sebaoui. Guilty of aggravated rape and having child abuse imagery. Sentenced to 10 years.

Redouane Azougagh. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 9 years.

Joan Kawai. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 10 years.

Jean-Marc LeLoup. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to six years.

Andy Rodriguez. Guilty of attempted rape and aggravating factors. Sentenced to six years.

Vincent Coullet. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 10 years.

Adrien Longeron. Guilty of aggravated rape and child abuse imagery. Sentenced to six years.

Hughes Malago. Guilty of attempted rape and two aggravating factors. Sentenced to five years.

Ahmed Tbarik. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Paul-Koikoi Grovogui. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Omar Douiri. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Husamettin Dogan. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to nine years.

Romain Vandevelde. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 15 years.

Joseph Cocco. Guilty of aggravated sexual assault. Sentenced to three years.

Hassan Ouamou. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 12 years.

Redouane El Farihi. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Saifeddine Ghabi. Guilty of sexual assault. Acquitted of rape and attempted rape. Sentenced to three years.

Jean Tirano. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Mahdi Daoudi. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Mohamed Rafaa. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Ludovick Blemeur. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to seven years.

Patrick Aron. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years, suspended due to medical issues and requirement for special prison.

Abdelali Dallal. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years, suspended due to medical issues and requirement for special prison.

Grégory Serviol. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to eight years.

Cedric Grassot. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to 12 years.

Cendric Venzin. Guilty of aggravated rape. Sentenced to nine years.

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KODAK AT DIGITAL: Pagiging parte ng UPIS ayon kay Ms. Cielo Corpuz

Ni Zenith Macatangay | Nobyembre 15, 2024

Bilang isa sa mga nakapagtapos sa UPIS noong 1992, pinagnilayan ni  Ms. Cielo Corpuz ang luma at bagong pasilidad ng UPIS. Tulad na lamang ng pagbuklat sa isang koleksyon ng mga litrato–mga alaalang nakalipas na. Ibinahagi rin niya ang kanyang karanasan bilang isang alumna na nagtatrabaho sa UPIS, at ang pinagkaiba ng kultura, estudyante, at paaralan noon at ngayon. Sa bawat silid-aralan, tambayan, at ang mga maliliit na momento, mabubuo ang kuwentong ito tulad ng isang litrato. 

Sa pagiging empleyado at alumna ng UPIS…

Bunga ng balik-serbisyo ang pagtrabaho ni Ms. Cielo sa UPIS, kanyang alma mater. Bilang UPIS employee, masaya raw ang trabaho na ito dahil “Inasam ko na dito ako magtrabaho para makabalik,” aniya habang nakangiti. Para sa kanya, madaling nakaka-relate sa mga bisita na dumadalo, at pinagninilayan ang dating pasilidad ng UPIS bilang isang dating mag-aaral. Ibang-iba na ngayon, kumpara sa naging lugar dati.

“Minahal mo’ng buong-buo yung UPIS, eh.”

Isa sa pinakatumatak para kay Ms. Cielo ang kanilang Bulwagan. Isang napakalaking parte ng eskwelahan, kung saan nagsasalusalo ang lahat tuwing mayroong okasyon at kung saan din matatagpuan ang canteen. Dito rin isinasagawa ang kanilang mga klase sa asignaturang Filipino Drama para bang nakita niya muli ang isang nakalimutang litrato noong panahong mas simple pa. Masaya niyang ibinahagi ang ilang detalye tungkol dito, tulad ng napakahabang kurtina ng tanghalan. Mula ceiling to baba.” 

Ayon kay Ms. Cielo, nakalulumbay na halos wala nang makikitang bakas nito pag-apak sa UP Town Center (UPTC), ang dating kinatatayuan ng UPIS High School Building. Walang mga litrato ng lumang UPIS dito, ngunit may ilang mga nakatayong memorabilia, tulad ng mural sa pangalawang palapag, o ang UPIS bench na itinayo ng Batch ‘97 noong 2022, katabi ng isang malaking puno ng Acacia.  Pahayag niya, nakaka-homesick daw kapag nasa UPTC. “Doon ka na lumaki, doon na nahubog ‘yung pagkatao mo rin sa dating school.” 

 Makikita sa mga mata ni Ms. Cielo ang amor na hawak niya para sa UPIS habang ibinabahagi niya ang kanyang mga kwento. Tulad ng litratong mahal mo pa rin kahit ilang taon na ang nakalipas, nakatupi at nakasilong sa bulang malapit sa puso.

Ang mga bata sa UPIS…. 

Ibang-iba na raw ang mga estudyante ng UPIS ngayon, tuluyang nagbanyuhay sa kultura nila, wari ngang sangkot ang paglago ng teknolohiya at ang pagkakaroon ng pandemya ng COVID-19 mula 2020 hanggang 2022. Mas nakalaan na ang kanilang prayoridad sa mga grado. “Very grade conscious na sila ngayon.” Siguro naging dahilan daw ang lockdown dito, na hindi na nakalaro at nakaranas ng gaanong face-to-face na interaksyon sa mga kababata ang mga estudyante ng UPIS ngayon. Habang nakakatuwa na makitang mataas ang mga inaasam ng mga bata, nakakalungkot daw makita silang maging sobrang naaapektuhan ng kanilang mga marka sa eskwelahan kaya hindi nila lubusang masulit ang mga simpleng kasiyahan ng pagiging estudyante.

Madaling balansehin noon ang pagiging estudyante at mga ekstrakurikular na gawain, kaniyang pinagnilayan. Mas malago nga raw ang mga extramural noong panahon nila, "Nag-aaral ka pero happy ka." aniya habang tumatango. Isang miyembro ng UPIS Dance Troop si Ms. Cielo, at natutuhan niyang pagsabayin ang pag-aaral at pag-eensayo ng mga sayaw. Kahit napaka laki ng kanilang pag-prayoridad sa pag-aaral, masaya naman raw silang magbarkada. Hindi raw pataasan ng grado para sa kanila. “Chill lang,” aniya habang bumubungisngis. Isa naman sa mga binigyang diin  ni Ms. Cielo ang pagrespeto ng mga bata sa mga guro, staff, pasilidad, at mas lalo na sa kanilang mga kapwa estudyante.

Para sa mga nagtatrabaho ng UPIS ngayon…

Bilang isang dating mag-aaral ng UPIS, ang matutuhan na unawain at makiramdam sa mga bata ang panghuling mensahe ni Ms. Cielo para sa mga empleyado. Tandaan daw na minsan din silang naging bata, kaya nararapat lang na ipakita ang pag-unawa at malasakit na nais ding makita. Parang litrato ang bawat bata, mayroong kuwento sa likod ng imahe, masaya man ito o hindi. May bakas ng kahapon ang bawat larawan, na noong isang nakaraan naging kayo rin. Yakapin ang responsibilidad ng pagiging empleyado, tulad ng isang litrato na iyong lubos na pinapahalagahan. Mabigat ang trabaho na ito, ngunit ito ay bungad ng importansya ng ito.

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Malagos cake 😋

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Favorite type of chocolate?

Dark, presuming that's what's being asked.

To give you a bit more to chew on (both figuratively and literally, should you take one of them as a recommendation):

1. On the flip side, white is my least favorite, but there are examples of a white/white chocolate product beating out its more cacao-y competitors for me.

2. I'd be interested in trying more of their stuff, but I believe it was a Malagos (Philippines-based chocolate brand) dark chocolate bar that I found unique because it felt like a wine tasting: it was a simple chocolate bar but you get notes of fruit and such. I can't recall the specific notes as I only had it once.

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Exploring Region XI: Davao Region’s Gems, Cuisine, and Culture

Region XI, also known as the Davao Region, is a vibrant part of Mindanao in the southern Philippines. Comprising Davao del Sur, Davao del Norte, Davao de Oro, Davao Occidental, and Davao Oriental, the region boasts a rich blend of natural wonders, thriving agriculture, and a unique culinary identity. Whether you're a nature lover, a food enthusiast, or a culture seeker, the Davao Region has something special for everyone.

Top Tourist Spots in Region XI

Mount Apo (Davao del Sur and North Cotabato)

The tallest peak in the Philippines, Mount Apo is a dream destination for trekkers and mountaineers. Its diverse flora and fauna, including the iconic Philippine eagle, make it an ecological treasure.

Samal Island (Davao del Norte)

Known for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and luxurious resorts, Samal Island is the perfect getaway. Don’t miss Hagimit Falls and the Monfort Bat Cave, home to millions of bats.

Aliwagwag Falls (Davao Oriental)

Touted as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Philippines, Aliwagwag Falls is a multi-tiered cascade surrounded by lush forests, making it a great spot for relaxation and photography.

Eden Nature Park (Davao City)

A mountain resort offering fresh air, stunning views, and outdoor activities like ziplining and trekking, Eden Nature Park is a family-friendly escape into nature.

Cape San Agustin (Davao Oriental)

Located at the easternmost point of Mindanao, Cape San Agustin offers stunning rock formations, historic lighthouses, and panoramic views of the Davao Gulf.

Davao Crocodile Park (Davao City)

This wildlife sanctuary features not only crocodiles but also other exotic animals. It’s an educational and entertaining experience for visitors of all ages.

Davao Region Cuisine: A Fusion of Flavors

Durian Delicacies

Known as the “King of Fruits,” durian is a hallmark of Davao cuisine. You can try it fresh or enjoy it in various forms, such as durian ice cream, candies, or pastries.

Tuna Dishes (Davao City)

As a major fishing hub, Davao offers an array of tuna dishes, from grilled panga (jaw) to kinilaw (raw tuna in vinegar and spices). These dishes highlight the region’s coastal bounty.

Sinuglaw

A combination of grilled pork (sinugba) and ceviche-style fish (kinilaw), sinuglaw perfectly blends smoky and tangy flavors, showcasing Davao’s culinary creativity.

Pomelo

Davao is known for its sweet and juicy pomelos. This citrus fruit is often enjoyed fresh, paired with shrimp paste, or incorporated into salads.

Mangosteen Products

Another fruit abundant in the region, mangosteen is turned into jams, candies, and health supplements, reflecting Davao’s innovative use of its natural resources.

Malagos Chocolate

World-renowned for its rich and dark flavor, Malagos Chocolate is proudly produced in Davao. Visit the Malagos Garden Resort to learn about its farm-to-bar process.

Cultural Experiences and Festivals

Kadayawan Festival (Davao City)

Celebrated every August, this festival honors the city’s indigenous communities and natural bounty. Expect vibrant street dances, floral floats, and a showcase of Mindanao’s rich traditions.

Araw ng Dabaw (Davao City)

Held every March, this festival marks the founding anniversary of Davao City. It features parades, cultural performances, and culinary fairs.

Padigosan Festival (Davao Occidental)

This unique festival celebrates the abundance of coastal resources through boat races, seafood feasts, and cultural exhibits.

Tagum City Musikahan Festival (Davao del Norte)

A grand celebration of music and arts, this festival highlights Tagum City’s reputation as the “Music Capital of Mindanao.”

Why Visit Region XI?

Davao Region is a harmonious blend of modernity and tradition. It is a haven for eco-tourists, foodies, and culture enthusiasts. The region’s commitment to sustainable tourism ensures that its natural resources remain pristine, while its growing economy offers urban comforts amidst natural wonders.

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December 21, 2024 | 📍Malagos

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Chakazarurwa chaJesu Kristu 2

I Gima'Yu'os giya Efeso ha represesenta i fuetsan i hinasso.

I magahet na intelihente ma guiya ni' i tiningo' ginen as Jesukristo, ni' ha fa'nå'gue si Jesukristo gi i Sagradu na Biblia. Pues, ti manma'a'ñao ham yan ti manma'a'ñao ham para i tailayi. Guaha ma fa'nå'gue na i uriya ni' ti ma'o'kupåyi pat i ma'o'kupåyi ni' tailayi, i talåyeru i anite.

I fine'nina na attitud-ta debi di ta fanmanhasso taimanu ha' si Yu'os yan si Jesukristo!

Malago' si Jesukristo na i intelihente-ta u ma'usa para ta na'huyong hit!

Este i fine'nina na karidat: un guaiya hao mismo yan un guaiya i pumalu siha taimanu ha' si Jesukristo ha guaiya hit.

I Gima'Yu'os giya Simina ha represesenta i nina'siñan i lini'e' yan i hiningok.

I tiningo' put si Yu'os ma'ayek yan ma'estudia ni' siha. I finana'gue-ña ginen i tinige'-ña gi i Biblia yan otro na lepblo siha pat setmon siha ginen i dibin otdinariu na otdinariu-ña.

Debi di ta na'i atension lokkue' i guinaiyan i anghet-ta siha!

Manma ayuda lokkue' para u ma na'suha i tailayi na notisia siha.

I Gima'Yu'os giya Pergamo ha represesenta i abilidad-ta para ta fanguentos.

Entonses, para i minaolek-ta yan para i otro taotao, debi di ta sangan i maolek ha', sigun gi fina'na'guen Jesukristo.

I espada ni' dos fi'on-ña i hila' i pachot-ta. I fino'-mu ha na'fanhuyong i baba siha gi i espirituåt yan i kosas siha.

I che'cho'-mu debi di u masusedi gi i propiu na tiempo.

I Gima'Yu'os giya Tiatira ha represesenta i korason-ta.

Mafattu giya guiya i sensian magahet na guinaiya. Yanggen mas ta guaiya taiguihi as Jesukristo, mas aktibu, manmagof yan manmetgot i korason-ta.

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All these years, lagi akong may bangs na tanging ako lang ang dapat naggugupit. This year, napansin ko na hindi na siya umaayon sa gusto ko. Mas nangingibabaw na ang noo which I don't hate, at hindi ko rin naman gusto. So I let it go, grow. Kasi sabi ko ganito ata talaga kapag pumasok ka sa 30s, hindi na mas malago ang buhok mo compared early 20s, merong particular features sa mukha mo na ngayon mo lang mapapansin.

Alam kong merong mga nunal sa mukha ko--malapit sa hairline, sa kilay mismo, sa ilong, sa pisngi, sa noo-- pero dahil hindi nga ako nawawalan ng bangs noon, iilan lang ang nakikita ko. Parang nabawasan pa nga ngayon.

So bakit ko ba siya shine-share? Wala lang. Kasi sinubukan ko lang kanina yung isang filter na nakita ko. Haha. But kidding aside, dahil sa bangs noon, akala ko noo ko lang tinatakpan ko. Pati nga pala mata. I never liked my eyes kasi never na siyang iniwan ng eye bags. Which I think ang laking factor ng cortisol ko kaya ganyan. And since I have RBF, my eyes are not very giving a friendly vibes and all.

But I like it now. I like how they shine kapag merong something interesting akong nakikita, nababasa, or naririnig. I like how they express kapag nanalo si anger sa utak. I like how people describe it kapag all smile talaga ako. I love how it can act tough pero sobrang babaw naman lumuha. I like how people use eye contact as their language while I am still working on mine, as a shy person.

If you ask me, what changed? I wish I can enumerate things or sabihing "nothing, really".

Let's just say, I now like them not because for how they look, but for how they see things as they are. 🩷

And yes, healing looks good on me. At sa'yo rin. ✨

[pinksharkzombie]

I slept overnight at Lek's house. Before I was leaving her house, she handed me some pumpkin and papaya. I made Kengso malago, which is a sour curry with sardines. I picked a lot of lemons in my garden. I developed my own dishwashing liquid with sodium laurel, salt, and lemon juice. I enjoy living in my tiny village, even if I am not particularly good at gardening. I met a lady at the kids' school, and she inquired how much I earn as a babysitter per month for each child. I told her 9,000 Baht. She claimed it was good, but it was less than her daughter's salary for working as a babysitter in Bangkok, which was 40,000 Baht. We went home. Phumjai was angry with his sisters and fled. I told him to leave, but be careful because it was getting dark. He might see something he does not want to see. He became terrified and wanted to return inside. I watered the plants, which I regret because it is currently raining.

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*me and Jann2 are watching Modern Family with an episode that has smth butterflies*

J: "Lover, fun fact"

B: "what?"

J: "I don't like butterflies"

B: "huh? Kato man lagi sa Malagos, u even almost held one!"

J: "yuh kay I saw u enjoying man and very happy when we went there. Muna2 na tawon to nako"

Then it hit me. He doesn't like spiders. And butterflies has long legs pud baya. Also, when we were eating during the buffet lunch @ Malagos, he said "di nata buttefly house oy" kay we thought kulang sa time. But then, we have to wait for 20 mins after chocolate making man so we had no choice but to go to the butterfly house.

Oh, this man.

🦋

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Caso Khelif, Malagò svela pressioni su Carini prima del match: "Ha ricevuto dei messaggi dall’Iba"

articolo: https://www.today.it/attualita/malago-pressioni-iba-carini-gara-khelif-messaggi.html 06 agosto 2024 Il presidente del Coni mostra i messaggi ricevuti dalla pugile italiana dalla Federazione mondiale di pugilato, la stessa che aveva squalificato l’atleta algerina Nuovi sviluppi sul caso Angela Carini–Imane Khelif. ll ritiro dalla gara della pugile italiana, valida per l’accesso ai…