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Death Penalty Is it really necessary

This past few weeks the topic of Death penalty is brought back here in the Philippines because of the recent killings. This 2011 several cases of killings on car-napping, carjacking incidents which involved burning the bodies of the victims. And now 3 Filipinos are on the verge of getting executed by hanging. These 3 Filipinos were involved in the smuggling of illegal drugs on china. It was said that they were only victims of a drug syndicate. Now the Vice President of the Philippines went to china to try to save the lives of the 3 Filipinos.

Vice President Jejomar Binay

China delayed the execution of the 3 Filipinos, it is first in the history of china to delay an execution. But the future of the 3 Filipinos is still not sure.

For me i think that it is wrong for the Government to stop this execution. Because it only proves that Filipinos support drug users, I know it is wrong for us to let Co-Filipinos die but these 3 Filipinos had a choice, They were given the choice to decline on smuggling these drugs. If ever these 3 Filipinos do survive these execution, Philippines reputation is already damaged because we supported these 3 Filipinos on doing something illegal.


I think its about time that Philippines bring back Death Penalty, how can the government control this criminals if they are not scared of the government anymore. The government of the Philippines is being light on these punishments, Its about time that these criminals pay the price. If a life is taken then a life must be payed. If the Philippine government would realize this then the Filipinos will soon realize that the government is really serious on getting rid of these criminals

Dbanj Patoranking Yemi ALade and others made it to the 2015 Africa Mama award

Top African music act was set to lime light yesterday in the city  Durban, South Africa, with pulsating performances and collaborations at this year�s MTV Africa Music Award.

Among the notable faces at the event include Senior Vice President, Viacom Africa, Alex Okosi, Dbanj, PSquare, Seyi Shay, Yemi ALade, Toofan, StoneBwoy, K.O, Kulichana among many others. 
   
Below are the major award winner and their the the price they won

Efizzee baeby, Yemi Alade won the award for Best Female at MAMA 2015.


Peter and Paul Okoye ( PSquare ) won the best group category


Reggae act and Alubarika crooner, Patoranking  won the Best New Act at the ongoing MAMA 2015 in South Africa.

While DBanji beats 2Face, and Asa to  MAMA Evolution, which is only for already established artist who have  huge impact on the African music scene, taken African music to new heights around the world and pushed the boundaries of creativity. The winner for this category was jointly decided by MTV Base and online voting via Twitter and Instagram.

De geek Yourself Before It Gets Too Late

Nick Bradbury, a software developer extraordinaire (he wrote FeedDemon, HomeSite and TopStyle), very recently celebrated his 40th birthday [picture via FaceBook].

Nick has probably experienced tech life more than us. Today, he makes a very honest confession asking young geeks, bloggers, programmers and everyone else in the tech sector to de-geekify before it gets too late.

When I was working on HomeSite over a decade ago, I rarely left my desk.  If I wasnt coding, I was answering email or doing some other work-related task.  I hardly slept, ate far too much junk food, and traded my health for what I thought was a successful career as a software developer.

If that sounds familiar to you, do yourself a favor and stop living this way.  Its not worth it.  Eventually youll look back and wish you wouldve spent more time getting out and meeting people (non-geeky people, that is), and youll look down at your pizza-filled belly and wonder how you let yourself get so unhealthy. Dont Trade Your Life for Tech

Sriram adds - Im in my early 20s and doing exactly what you were doing. You are the second person in this week to say the same thing. Definitely something for me to think about.