The police department in Surrey, United Kingdom released an image on their Twitter account showing a cow, lying down on the hood of a BMW.



The picture was posted on the department's Twitter page with a caption that noted:

Remember as days get colder animals are attracted to the warmth of cars so check wheel arches or other hiding places.

The cow looks entirely content resting on the vehicle. The photo became so popular it was quickly retweeted thousand of times.

Although the picture effectively sends the correct message, it is Photoshopped. It remains unknown if the police department was responsible for the editing, but as TreeHugger noted, there is no possible way the car's suspension could handle the weight of an entire cow without crumpling.

(Source: GeoBitNews)

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Norway commits to a contribution of NOK 20 million (PHP 140 million) in immediate humanitarian assistance to the Philippines.

The NOK 20 million will be channeled through the UN, the Red Cross and other humanitarian organizations which have access to the affected areas.

"I want to express sympathy with the Filipino people who have been hit so hard by this disaster. We follow the humanitarian situation in the Philippines closely and will provide further assistance when we get a better overview of the needs", said Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Børge Brende.

In addition, the Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection (DSB) has accepted an invitation from the UN to contribute with expertise and resources.

[caption id="attachment_556" align="aligncenter" width="560"] Photo from Armed Forces of the Philippines[/caption]

Earlier, the United Arab Emirates pledges 36 million Dirhams (Php 426 million). The United Kingdom as well announced the provision of at least Php 414 million to help the Philippine relief rescue for the victims in disaster-hit areas. The assistance from Britain is in addition to the P276 million it earlier provided for Philippine emergency responses.

Canada on its part, offered to provide 5 million Canadian dollars (Php 207 Million) in support to humanitarian organizations striving to meet the needs of the people affected.

Super typhoon Haiyan slams the central Philippines on Friday with recorded winds of 235kph that gusted to 275kph which later caused a water surge raising sea waters to 6m. The death toll from a super typhoon that decimated entire towns in the Philippines could soar well over 10,000, authorities warned Sunday, making it the country’s worst recorded natural disaster.

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iPads Banned In UK Government Meetings Due To Spying Fears

The Apple’s iPad has been the Government of the United Kingdom’s fav especially the members of the parliament and even an iPad app was customized for UK’s Prime Minister David Cameron. Despite of this, it’s been reported that UK Government is not allowing the use of this tablet device during cabinet meetings and other sensitive closed-door conversations.

One UK publication, The Daily Mail reports that a number of iPad devices used in a presentation during last week’s cabinet meeting were seized with certainty that possible hacking on cabinet’s private conversations by a foreign government would occur. Another report The Telegraph says that government ministers/officials have to secure their mobile devices by putting them into soundproof lead-lined boxes before going to sensitive closed-door meetings. This worry came out following the reports from unnamed sources saying that China, Russia, Iran, and Pakistan and even the FBI allegedly have the capability of turning on smart device’s microphone including iPad even it’s turned off.

It’s been a common worry among world leaders that espionage would occur anytime anywhere. It’s been reported recently that the United States has allegedly been spying on many foreign top leaders and Russia’s involvement to this kind of activity having accused of spying on G20 summit attendees with the use of poisoned flash drives.

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