In a war against evil, sometimes sacrifices are needed in order to be victorious. In such situations, heroic acts emerges and our patriotism is put into test. In the war torn city of Marawi, one soldier had set aside his precious life to fulfill his duty to his country. No wonder, his bravery and patriotism is something that his countrymen must look up into. This is Private First Class Dhan Ryan Bayot an inspiration not only for the members of the Armed Forces but also for all peace-loving Filipinos. According to Sibugay Express, the 24-year-old PFC Dhan Ryan Bayot called his commanding officer and upon receiving information that the reinforcements found it difficult to enter the area, he urged his officer to just bomb his location because they were already overwhelmed and his team members were already dead. The young valiant soldier realized later that death was more imminent than being rescued, so he gave his coordinates, and requested his commander to bomb his location so the enemies surrounding him will get hit too. 'Bombahin nalang ninyo ang location ko Sir!';(Just bomb my location Sir!) he told his commanding officer. Here's the Complete Story First Published by Sibugay Express (SibEx): A Different Kind of Bayot - 'Just bomb my location, Sir!' These were the last words of 24-year old Private First Class Dhan Ryan Bayot when he called his commanding officer before he succumbed to death in the hands of the Maute-ISIS terrorists. Bayot's team--consisting of 9 soldiers from the 51st Infantry Batallion was stationed in a detachment in Barangay Lilod, Marawi City on n the 2nd day of the Marawi siege, May 24. They were dispatched to the said post upon the request of a town mayor for added security as his residence was just above the detachment. Moments later, they were attacked. A survivor said that aside from the shots from both sides of the road, gunfire also came from the mayor's house. Apparently, the mayor's house was already overtaken by the terrorists or his bodyguards might have sympathized with the attackers. The soldiers cannot tell, they were too surprised that the volley of fire came from all directions. Not long enough, five of his companions were dead. For some reason, three soldiers managed to escape and abandoned the post. (It was only learned later that the three were shot just the same, killing one and wounding the two). Now alone and with nary a scratch, he radioed his commanding officer for reinforcement but no one came. A few hours later, he called again. The commanding officer told him that reinforcements attempted twice, but they couldn't get through as the only passage to him was heavily entrenched by the enemies. This time, sensing that death was more imminent than being rescued, he then gave his coordinates, and requested his commander to bomb his location so the enemies surrounding him will get hit too. “Bombahin nalang ninyo ang location ko Sir!,'(Just bomb my location Sir!) he told his commanding officer. His dead body and of six of his comrades was retrieved on May, four days after they were killed. One of the retrievers of his dead body was his father, Sgt. Larry Bayot of the Division Reconnaissance Company of the 1st Infantry Division. His father said that it took four units from different battalions of the Philippine Army to retrieve their bodies given the difficult terrain. He understands now why it was really hard to rescue his son. Surprisingly, the father saw no bullet wounds on his son's body that might have caused his death. Instead, he saw his son's heavily deformed face and a deep bolo cut around his neck. Presumably, when he ran out of bullets the terrorists might have taken turns of bashing his face before slashing his neck in an attempt to behead him. Although pained so much for the dastardly manner of his son's death, he never showed it. To a soldier, it's always a 'do-or-die-but never-question-why' attitude. The next day, the father brought his son's body to bury him in the family's hometown in Barangay Upper Pangi, Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay. On June 2, a day after the burial, President Rodrigo Duterte went to his barangay to personally console him on his loss. The president gave him the posthumous medal for his son, P250 thousand cash, and a pledge to fund for any young surviving family member’s education. 'Unsa pa man akong matabang nimo?' (What else can I be of help?) the President asked Sergeant Bayot. Bayot replied that his 18 year-old youngest son, who is the late PFC Ryan's younger brother, wants to join the Army too. Maybe you can help him enlist in the army, Bayot told the president. 'No, not yet, he has to finish his college first, then after that maybe we can let him enter the army or even the police,' said Duterte. The sergeant relented to his commander-in-chief. Now, he is busy preparing the documents of his dead son while waiting to be called anytime for duty to the 1st infantry Division whose jurisdiction includes Marawi City. His younger children will be off to college. Ironically, the word bayot in Visayan means gay.But for this particular family and for the neighbors who knew them in Upper Pangi, Ipil, the word now simply means valor and patriotism.

SOURCES: YOUTUBE

British Got Talent has leveled up! It is not only looking for some awesome performance, it has also been a place for setting up new World Records. The guy above, just broke a World Record for creating balloon arts. Who is this guy?

This man who have just taken away the World Record from an Australian is Ryan Tracey. To add a twist to his attempt, he would have to do it while he was blindfolded. Yes, you have read it correctly, Ryan Tracey is blindfolded as he attempted to setup a new record. A personnel from the Guinness World Record named Vicky was there to carefully watch and supervise Tracey as he do the attempt. The funny thing about this is Alesha told David that Vicky takes it seriously while she checks the works of Tracey and then David suddenly says

Let’s not be too picky about this.

With this regard, Vicky immediately responded;

This is a world record. We do have to check.

Burn. And Alesha saw the funny side as she pointed out: ‘You got told!’ Then the audience started to laugh. Ryan Tracey was successful and beaten the previous record of 3.6 seconds with his 1.3 seconds. Watch the whole video below and don't forget to leave your comments.

SOURCES: YOUTUBE, METRO.CO.UK

Everyone of us hates the hassle of being a commuter. From the lengthy line of passengers of the MRT throught the sardine-like fully loaded jeeps that roams the street and also the unhealthy smoke that converges with the air we breathe, I am sure nobody would enjoy that. The worst part of it is the hours of traffic were it seems we are stuck forever. It is so troublesome for us to be in this situation.

If you are one of those people who are using the mobile app UBER, you'll notice that most of the time almost all drivers are the male ones. But, if you are lucky enough, you'll probably meet this stunning, gorgeous, independent and most probably the hottest female UBER driver in Metro Manila, JOYCE TADEO.

So the thing is Joyce was hailed by FHM as "Manila’s most gorgeous Uber driver" because of her mesmerizing looks, she's like a celeberity dude, I swear!

Joyce Tadeo or JT, as her friends call her, was recommended and signed up to Uber by one of her female friend who also works as an Uber driver. She had resigned from her job at a pharmaceutical company and says that she wants to do a different and unusual job and at the same time providing the necessities for her family. She's doing it since October 2016 and her usual route is Makati, Ortigas and Bonifacio Global City. So best of luck to those who are working or are usually around the area.

JT enjoys her job and she was so flattered of how people were reacting when they book her as their driver. JT says, “Most of my passengers are really surprised whenever they book me as their driver. I often get compliments and I really appreciate them. Others even ask for selfies and post my Uber details on social media. Since then, I've gotten used to it. I enjoy the feeling of being liked.”

SOURCES: FHM