Janet Napoes Complains of Anxiety Attack Due to Claustrophobia

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"Just 24 hours since her transfer to her new detention facility in Sta Rosa, Laguna, Janet Lim-Napoles on early Monday, September 2, complained of an anxiety attack apparently due to claustrophobia." - Rappler

Here it comes! What comes next may be a visit to St. Lukes hospital just like her criminally-charged predecessors former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and former Chief Justice Renato Corona. If not St. Lukes, then it might be another hospital nearby.

But before they take her off to the hospital, there might be the drama of using a wheelchair ....or perhaps a stretcher, just to make it look different. But it is no less the same made-up or exaggerated sickness being treated lavishly by our government.

They are saying there is no special treatment done to escort and jail Janet Napoles, alleged mastermind of the 10 Billion pork barrel scam, and that the government is just exerting extra efforts to secure and keep her alive from possible assassination by those politicians involved. They say she will be no good to us dead.

Perhaps that is true, but the people are clamoring for equal treatment for all detainees especially those that are facing years of imprisonment for minor crimes but uncomfortably suffering in rotten jail cells. They are shouting it is unfair for a billion peso scammer to be treated as a VIP - "Very Important Preso" (prisoner) who has everyone attending to her every needs....and the payment is coming form the taxpayers' money.

"Wait I need to see a medical professional, I think my blood pressure's shootin' up because I'm claustrophobic in my unit. I think I need to be in a hospital. I'll go out of the unit using a wheelchair. And since I'm posh, I want my wheelchair to be diamond studded." - Alvin Cloyd Dakis

Coach Bo Perasol Attacks a Fan at the La Salle Green Archers Versus Ateneo Blue Eagles Rivalry at UAAP Season 76

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"Here's the photo of Ateneo coach Bo Perasol (in blue polo shirt) pointing to a La Salle fan (center) while being restrained during an incident following the UAAP Season 76 game between the Blue Eagles and the De La Salle Green Archers. Photo by Brosi Gonzales." - ABSCBNNews.com

Coach is that a good example to your players?!. It's just part of the game. Bawal pikon... Sport lang.. Coach ka pa naman. Tsk!

Coach Bo Perasol should know better to attack a fan and more so a referee. Perasol lost it for Ateneo. Not the players! A coach acting and talking like a thug is unacceptable. Perasol is a former PBA coach, you think he hasn't heard worse? C'mon be a professional, hecklers are part of the game! You don't need to confront them.

Kapag coach ka, di ka pwede pumatol sa fans. Coach always told their player to have good sportsmanship but how come this coach acted like an idiot?! He should take a leave of absence and think about it. Ateneo should fire this coach...unbecoming of a coach, no class and very unsportsmanlike!

National Conference on Language and Literature (NCLL)

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Pressing issues and challenges on language and literature will be discussed at the National Conference on Language and Literature (NCLL), slated on Sept. 10-12, 8 am to 5 pm, at Meeting Rooms 7 to 9 at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City, as a concurrent event of the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF).

With theme “Language and Literature at the Crossroads: Research Routes, Learning Landscapes, Teaching Terrains,” the confab will look into the details and effects of R.A. 10533 or the Enhanced Basic Education Act which makes it imperative for the educational system to examine the present language and literature curriculum, instruction, and learning resources in light of the K to 12 Program and the use of the mother tongue as the medium of instruction in the lower grades.

The national summit also aims to acquaint teachers with evolving research paradigms in linguistic scholarship; expose teachers to recent developments in learning theories and praxes; familiarize teachers with innovative teaching techniques and creative pedagogies in the language and literature classrooms; and engage teachers in discussions on the language and literature aspects of the recently institutionalized K-12 curriculum.

For inquiries and reservations, please call us at telephone nos. (632) 897-0139, 896-0682 and 895-2966.