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Quote from: islander on February 04, 2013, 04:46:11 PM
muling.  pero liwat ni siya sa amahan.

Bwahaha! Stalker, ay...

10 tips for a fun â€" but frugal â€" Valentine’s Day
Do you have a honey, but not a lot of money? Try these economical ideas


1. Get creative when it comes to dinner. You really don’t have to spend $85 to $250 on a romantic dinner at a restaurant. Why not have a nice candlelit dinner at home? You could even get all dressed up for it. If you know you’re going to be too tired to cook after work on Valentine’s Day, which falls on a Thursday this year, order a special meal ahead of time and pick it up on your way home.

2. Enjoy a little ambiance. If you both really want to go out on the town together, you could have coffee or a drink and dessert at an expensive café, restaurant or romantic bistro. This is a way to savor the atmosphere â€" and your date â€" without emptying your wallet.

3. Play hooky. OK, do NOT follow this tip if your job or your partner’s job is hanging in the balance. But if you’ve racked up some vacation time, or if your employer allows you to take personal days from time to time, why not see if you can take Friday, Feb. 12 or Monday, Feb. 15 off and turn Valentine's Day weekend into a three-day weekend for the two of you? Depending on where you live, the two of you could stroll through a park, walk on a beach, go snow-shoeing, take a rowboat or paddleboat out on a lake, or catch a matinee movie. You also could drive to a small town near your home or through neighborhoods you’ve never visited before and search for small, out-of-the-way places to eat or find public parks and open spaces for walks. You could do this at home, of course, or you could plan a short getaway that isn’t prohibitively expensive. For ideas on how to line up reasonably priced accommodations and find other travel deals, this past “10 Tips” column about saving money on summer travel contains tips that can be helpful at any time of year.

4. See some live music. Check to see whether a university or college in your area is offering any potentially enjoyable concerts on Feb. 14. Performances by the college music department would likely be free or cost a fraction of the price charged by professional orchestras and opera houses.

5. Seek out some silence. Here’s a potential date idea if you’ve both been stressed out lately: You could wander through libraries and bookstores with coffee shops that encourage browsing. Rediscover passages you love from your favorite books, and enjoy the quiet. (Cautionary note: Be careful not to go nuts buying $25 paperbacks! That could defeat the whole purpose of this tip!)

6. Have low-cost fun with food on Feb. 14. You can pull out the cookie cutters and make heart-shaped cookies and even cut your lunch sandwiches into hearts. You also can make heart-shaped cupcakes by placing a marble inside each muffin tin on the outside of the paper cupcake cup.

7. Give thoughtful gifts. Most people stick to the same general gift themes on Valentine’s Day: flowers, chocolates, cards, maybe a piece of jewelry. Can you think of something different that might mean a whole lot more â€" and maybe even cost a whole lot less? This past "10 Tips" column about how to avoid overspending during the holiday season includes a tip about making your own gifts. Such gifts could include cakes, cookies or gift certificates for your services. The gift certificate idea might be just the ticket for you if you’re short on cash but high on love this Valentine’s Day. You could offer to run errands for your loved one, make a nice dinner, clean the house, repair the car or give a massage.

8. Reflect on that flower purchase. If you’re sure your special someone will be devastated without the gift of flowers, then you probably should get some. But once again, you don’t have to follow the herd. Everyone opts for roses at this time of year, but there are plenty of other gorgeous and neglected (i.e., less expensive) flower varieties to choose from. And red isn’t your only option, either. You also could choose peach, pink or yellow. What’s more, if you place your flower order early, you stand to save as much as 15 percent on your purchase. And here’s another detail to consider: Does your partner love to garden and work in the yard? If so, a beautiful outdoor plant that will keep on living might be more appropriate than cut flowers that will quickly fade.

9. Write down how you feel. Using a package of inexpensive Valentines from the drug store or grocery store â€" or, for that matter, any kind of paper â€" you could write out dozens of reasons why you love your mate. Leave the messages all over the house, in both noticeable and hidden-away places. This is a gift that could keep on giving for weeks or months to come.

10. Plan ahead for next year. If Valentine’s Day is a holiday that matters to you and your significant other, make a mental note of how quickly it can sneak up on you after the big winter holidays in December. Think about realistic ways you can cut back on your spending so you’ll be able to use cash to cover all of the 2008-09 holidays without relying on credit cards and going into debt. Can you cut back on costly coffee drinks, snacks and sodas during your work day? Or maybe put off some discretionary purchases you’ve been thinking about making? -- http://www.today.com/

Stairway to heaven--kon matapigas, bagnos all the way to hell?

Hmm, naa koy ideya unsay hitsura ani niya kon mag-atubang...

Quote from: islander on February 03, 2013, 02:07:24 AM
anak man tingali ni ni hubag nga iyang gipintalan.

Aguroy, kaila galing sa inahan, ay...

Aron balanse ang kinabuhi, habhab pud ani usahay...

Quote from: islander on February 04, 2013, 03:57:20 PM
hinoon, gahagit siya nga maka-100-meter dash ug ahat kun nitingog pa ang corpse.

He he, the accused apparently chose to avail of his right to remain silent even in the courtroom...

Quote from: wardiflex on February 04, 2013, 12:49:47 PM
nice trainer ... go go!

"Head down, I say!"

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 04, 2013, 10:31:07 AM
The film, allegedly shot during a fraud trial last July in the far-eastern town of Blagoveshchensk, seems to show Makhno slumped in his chair fast asleep with his head cocked to one side.

Bwahaha! Basin mao lang jud iyang mannerism when deep in thought...

By Alessandra Prentice
MOSCOW | Fri Feb 1, 2013 9:50am EST


(Reuters) - A Russian judge has resigned after a video apparently showed him asleep during a trial that ended with him sentencing the defendant to five years in a penal colony, Russian media reported on Friday.

Critics of the Russian justice system, which has a notoriously high conviction rate, were outraged when the video purporting to show judge Yevgeny Makhno sleeping through a defense lawyer's speech in court was posted online in January.

"The Judges Qualification Panel accepted Makhno's resignation from his judge's post," regional judge and panel member Valentina Pozharskaya told state news agency RIA Novosti.

The film, allegedly shot during a fraud trial last July in the far-eastern town of Blagoveshchensk, seems to show Makhno slumped in his chair fast asleep with his head cocked to one side.

The businessman sentenced to five years hard labor will have a new trial on February 14 after an appeal was lodged over the "unjust" sentence, Russian media said.

Russia's justice system has been in the spotlight recently over several high-profile court cases including the trial of punk protest collective Pussy Riot.

The band's three members were sentenced to two years in prison on charges of hooliganism motivated by religious hatred after they performed an anti-Putin prayer in Moscow's main cathedral in 2012, which Russian and foreign commentators called excessive.

Makhno will eventually be able to return to his post provided he retakes his exams, Russian media said.

Wa pa ni siyay lower back pains...

Hmm, very cost-effective...

- dakog tingsi, gasalig nga di pangag

Milyonir kiti...

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 03, 2013, 02:28:50 PM
In defense of the milyonirs, one becomes a 'milyonir' by being fiscally conservative.

Mao ba? Sayon ra diay...

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 03, 2013, 04:32:25 AM
Not to boast, but, one thing I do notice is that Valencia, as a town, produces many board top-notchers in the fields of Engineering and Medicine.

Hmm, tungod kay kuripot?

Quote from: BolBuhol on February 02, 2013, 04:28:56 PM
may ara ka diha sano kwarta haw?

WAAAAAAAAAA jamo ko karon sano, te na-a sang bangko.

Te manugdala ka hang piko kag pala sang bangko haron ginapiko kag ginapala hang sapi mo gid...

In Cuba, revolutionaries Fidel Castro and Che Guevara were often seen smoking a cigar during the early days of the Cuban Revolution. But Castro has claimed to have given up smoking in the early 1980s as part of a campaign to encourage the Cuban population to smoke less on health grounds. Many other celebrities were well-known cigar smokers, including Groucho Marx, George Burns, Mark Twain, Jack Benny, Milton Berle, Rush Limbaugh, Red Auerbach, Ernie Kovacs, Raul Julia, and Bill Cosby. --Wiki

Winston Churchill, who has been credited with the practice of dunking a cigar in port wine or brandy, was rarely seen without a cigar during his time as Britain's wartime leader, so much so that a large cigar size was named in his honour.

Sigmund Freud, the founder of Psychoanalysis, smoked 20 cigars a day, despite health warnings from colleagues. Because of his frequent references to phallic symbolism, it is often claimed that his colleagues challenged him on the "phallic" shape of the cigar. Freud is supposed to have replied "sometimes a cigar is just a cigar," however, there are no records of such a conversation ever having taken place. Initially concealing a cancerous growth in his mouth in 1923, Freud was eventually diagnosed with the same cancer as Grant's. Despite over 30 surgeries, and complications ranging from intense pain to insects infesting dead skin cells around the cancer, Freud smoked cigars until his life ended. Freud died at age 83 in a morphine-induced coma to relieve the pain from his cancer.

U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant smoked cigars heavily, an estimated up to 12 a day. In late 1884, Grant was diagnosed with an oral cancer consisting of malignant squamous cell carcinoma. With his health failing, Grant devoted his time to his autobiography; five days after finishing it, he became the only U.S. president to die of cancer.

King Edward VII enjoyed smoking cigarettes and cigars, much to the chagrin of his mother, Queen Victoria. After her death, legend has it, King Edward said to his male guests at the end of a dinner party, "Gentlemen, you may smoke." In his name, a line of inexpensive American cigars has long been named King Edward. Classical pianist and composer Franz Liszt was quoted as saying "A good Cuban cigar closes the door to the vulgarities of the world". Even a female literary giant of the Victorian era, George Sand, observed "The cigar is a perfect complement to an elegant lifestyle".

Four cigars of different brands (from top: H. Upmann, Montecristo, Macanudo, Romeo y Julieta)

No contest between home prepared coffee and the commercial counterparts...

Sama sa apple kadako? Maayo gani way ulod...

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 03, 2013, 02:38:02 PM
I would rather have it kinilaw-style.

Hmm, unsaon man? With the eyes stil pilok2x?

The Cadaver Synod occurred sometime in January 897 in the Church of St. John Lateran, the pope's official church in his capacity as Bishop of Rome.  The defendant on trial was Formosus, an elderly pope who after a reign of five years had died April 4, 896 and been buried in St. Peter's Basilica. (According to P. G. Maxwell-Stuart's Chronicle of the Popes (1997), the name Formosus means "good-looking" in Latin.) The trial of Formosus was ordered by the reigning pontiff, Stephen VII, who had been prodded into issuing the order by a powerful Roman family dynasty and other anti-Formosus political factions, and who apparently also was personally motivated by what The Oxford Dictionary of Popes (1986) calls a "near-hysterical hatred [of Formosus]." Although Formosus had been, according to McBrien, "a man of exceptional intelligence, ability, and even sanctity, he [had] made some bitter political enemies ... including one of his successors, Stephen VII."

No trial transcript of the Cadaver Synod exists. Nonetheless, it is reasonably clear what happened.  Sitting on a throne, Stephen VII personally presided over the proceeding.  Also present as co-judges were a number of Roman clergy who were there under compulsion and out of fear.  The trial began when the disinterred corpse of Formosus was carried into the courtroom.  On Stephen VII's orders the putrescent corpse, which had been lying in its tomb for seven months, had been dressed in full pontifical vestments.  The dead body was then propped up in a chair behind which stood a teenage deacon, quaking with fear, whose unenviable responsibility was to defend Formosus by speaking in his behalf. The presiding judge, Stephen VII, then read the three charges.  Formosus was accused of (1) perjury, (2) coveting the papacy, and (3) violating church canons when he was elected pope.

The trial was completely dominated by Stephen VII, who overawed the assemblage with his frenzied tirades.  While the frightened clergy silently watched in horror, Stephen VII screamed and raved, hurling insults at and mocking the rotting corpse.  Occasionally, when the
furious torrent of execrations and maledictions would die down momentarily, the deacon would stammer out a few words weakly denying the charges.

When the grotesque farce concluded, Formosus was convicted on all counts by the court.  The sentence imposed by Stephen VII was that all Formosus's acts and ordinations as pope be invalidated, that the three fingers of Formosus's right hand used to give papal blessings be hacked off, and that the body be stripped of its papal vestments, clad in the cheap garments of a lay person, and buried in a common grave.  The sentence was rigorously executed.  (The body was shortly exhumed and thrown into the Tiber, but a monk pulled it out of the river.)

Stephen VII's fanatical hatred of Formosus, his eerie decision to convene the Cadaver Synod in the first place, his even eerier decision to have Formosus' corpse brought into court, his maniacal conduct during the grisly proceeding, and his barbaric sentence that the corpse be abused and humiliated make it difficult to disagree with the historians who say that Stephen VII was stark, raving mad. -- http://www.neatorama.com/

Aftermath


The macabre spectacle turned public opinion in Rome against Stephen. Rumors circulated that Formosus' body, after washing up on the banks of the Tiber, had begun to perform miracles. A public uprising led to Stephen being deposed and imprisoned. While in prison, in July or August 897, he was strangled.

In December 897, Pope Theodore II (897) convened a synod that annulled the Cadaver Synod, rehabilitated Formosus, and ordered that his body, which had been recovered from the Tiber, be reburied in Saint Peter's Basilica in pontifical vestments. In 898, John IX (898â€"900) also nullified the Cadaver Synod, convening two synods (one in Rome, one in Ravenna) which confirmed the findings of Theodore II's synod, ordered the acta of the Cadaver Synod destroyed, and prohibited any future trial of a dead person.

However, Pope Sergius III (904â€"911), who as bishop had taken part in the Cadaver Synod as a co-judge, overturned the rulings of Theodore II and John IX, reaffirming Formosus' conviction, and had a laudatory epitaph inscribed on the tomb of Stephen (VI) VII.

The list of popes buried in Saint Peter's Basilica includes the recovered body of Pope Formosus.

The synod

Probably around January 897, Stephen (VI) VII ordered that the corpse of his predecessor Formosus be removed from its tomb and brought to the papal court for judgement. With the corpse propped up on a throne, a deacon was appointed to answer for the deceased pontiff.

Formosus was accused of transmigrating sees in violation of canon law, of perjury, and of serving as a bishop while actually a layman. Eventually, the corpse was found guilty. Liutprand and other sources say that Stephen had the corpse stripped of its papal vestments, cut off the three fingers of his right hand used for consecrations, and declared all of his acts and ordinations (including his ordination of Stephen (VI) VII as bishop of Anagni) invalid. The body was finally interred in a graveyard for foreigners, only to be dug up once again, tied to weights, and cast into the Tiber River.

According to Liutprand’s version of the story, Stephen (VI) VII said: "When you were bishop of Porto, why did you usurp the universal Roman See in such a spirit of ambition?”

Immediate context

The Cadaver Synod is generally presumed to have been politically motivated. Formosus crowned Lambert of Spoleto co-ruler of the Holy Roman Empire in 892; Lambert's father, Guy III of Spoleto, had earlier been crowned by John VIII. In 893 Formosus, apparently nervous about Guy's aggression, invited the Carolingian Arnulf of Carinthia to invade Italy and receive the imperial crown. Arnulf's invasion failed, and Guy III died shortly afterwards. Yet Formosus renewed his invitation to Arnulf in 895, and early the next year Arnulf crossed the Alps and entered Rome, where Formosus crowned him as Holy Roman Emperor.

Afterwards the Frankish army departed, and Arnulf and Formosus died within months of each other in 896. Formosus was succeeded by Pope Boniface VI, who himself died two weeks later. Lambert and his mother, the empress Angiltrude, entered Rome around the time that Stephen (VI) VII became pope, and the Cadaver Synod was conducted directly afterwards, at the beginning of 897.

The dominant interpretation of these events until the early twentieth century was straightforward: Formosus had always been a pro-Carolingian, and his crowning of Lambert in 892 was coerced. After the death of Arnulf and the collapse of Carolingian authority in Rome, Lambert entered the city and forced Stephen to convene the Cadaver Synod, both to re-assert his claim to the imperial crown, and perhaps also to exact posthumous revenge upon Formosus.

This view is now considered obsolete, following the arguments put forth by Joseph Duhr in 1932. Duhr pointed out that Lambert was in attendance at the Ravenna Council of 898, convened under John IX. It was at this proceeding that the decrees of the Cadaver Synod were revoked.

According to the written acta of the council, Lambert actively approved of the nullification. If Lambert and Angiltrude had been the architects of Formosus’ degradation, Duhr asked, “how [...] was John IX able to submit to the canons which condemned the odious synod for approbation of the emperor [i.e., Lambert] and his bishops? How could John IX have dared to broach the matter [...] before the guilty parties, without even making the least allusion to the emperor’s participation?” This position has been accepted by another scholar: Girolamo Arnaldi argued Formosus did not pursue an exclusively pro-Carolingian policy, and that he even had friendly relations with Lambert as late as 895. Their relations only soured when Lambert's cousin, Guy IV, marched on Benevento and expelled the Byzantines there. Formosus panicked at the aggression and sent emissaries into Bavaria seeking Arnulf's help. Arnaldi argues that it was Guy IV, who had entered Rome along with Lambert and his mother Angiltrude in January 897, who provided the impetus for the synod.

Remote context

The Cadaver Synod and related events took place during a period of political instability in Italy. This period, which lasted from the middle of the 9th century to the middle of the 10th century, was marked by a rapid succession of pontiffs. Often, these brief papal reigns were the result of the political machinations of local Roman factions, about which few sources survive.

Formosus became bishop of Porto in 864 during the pontificate of Pope Nicholas I. He carried out missionary activity among the Bulgarians, and was so successful that they requested him for their bishop. Nicholas refused his permission, because an appointment in Bulgaria would require Formosus to leave his see in Porto, and the fifteenth canon of the Second Council of Nicaea forbade a bishop to leave his own see to administer another.

In 875, shortly after Charles the Bald's imperial coronation, Formosus fled Rome in fear of then-pope John VIII. A few months later in 876, at a synod in Santa Maria Rotunda, John VIII issued a series of accusations against Formosus and some of his associates. He asserted that Formosus had corrupted the mind of the Bulgarians "so that, so long as [Formosus] was alive, [they] would not accept any other bishop from the apostolic see," that he and his fellow conspirators had attempted to usurp the papacy from John, and finally that he had deserted his see in Porto and was conspiring "against the salvation of the republic[verification needed] and of our beloved Charles [the Bald]." Formosus and his associates were excommunicated.

In 878, at another council held at Troyes, John may have confirmed the excommunications. He also legislated more generally against those who "plunder" ecclesiastical goods. According to the tenth-century author Auxilius of Naples, Formosus was also present at this council.

Auxilius says he begged the bishops for their forgiveness, and in return for the lifting of the excommunication, swore an oath to remain a layman for the rest of his life, to never again enter Rome, and to make no attempts to reassume his former see at Porto. This story is doubtful: another description of the synod does not mention Formosus’ presence and says instead that John confirmed his excommunication.

After the death of John VIII in December 882, Formosus' troubles ended. He reassumed his bishopric at Porto, where he remained until elected pope on 6 October 891.[8] Yet this earlier quarrel with John VIII formed the basis of the accusations made at the Cadaver Synod. According to the tenth-century historian Liutprand of Cremona, Stephen (VI) VII asked Formosus' corpse why he "usurped the universal Roman See in such a spirit of ambition" after the death of John VIII, echoing John VIII's own assertion that Formosus had tried to seize the papal throne while he was alive. Two further accusations were also made against Formosus at the Cadaver Synod: that he had committed perjury, and that he had attempted to exercise the office of bishop as a layman. These are related to the oath Formosus is said to have sworn before the council at Troyes in 878.

Jean-Paul Laurens, Le Pape Formose et Étienne VII ("Pope Formosus and Stephen VII"), 1870.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


The Cadaver Synod (also called the Cadaver Trial or, in Latin, the Synodus Horrenda) is the name commonly given to the posthumous ecclesiastical trial of Catholic Pope Formosus, held in the Basilica of St. John Lateran in Rome during January of 897. The trial was conducted by Formosus's successor, Pope Stephen (VI) VII. Stephen accused Formosus of perjury and of having acceded to the papacy illegally. At the end of the trial, Formosus was pronounced guilty and his papacy retroactively declared null. The Cadaver Synod is remembered as one of the most bizarre episodes in the history of the medieval papacy.

He he...

Hola, States! Donde estas?

St. Malachy
by Thomas Merton










http://www.poetryfoundation.org/

If you have five minutes, the video of this exchange is well worth all five of them:





More at: http://www.cracked.com/article_19505_5-real-murderers-more-terrifying-than-any-horror-movie.html#ixzz2JmnXAcVb

Cheryl: Bachelor #1 ... what is your best time?
Alcala: The best time is at night. Nighttime.
Cheryl: Why do you say that?
Alcala: Because that's the only time there is.
Cheryl: What's wrong with the morning? Afternoon?
Alcala: Well those are OK but nighttime's when it really gets good. (inaudible muttering)
Cheryl: I'm a drama teacher, and I'm going to audition each of you for my ... private class. Bachelor #1, you're a dirty old man. Take it!
Alcala: Uuuunnnhhhh Come on ... over here! Grrrrrrrr rrrraaaaarrrrrr.
Cheryl: I'm serving you for dinner. What are you called and what do you look like?
Alcala: I'm called the banana, and I look really good.
Cheryl: Could you be more descriptive?
Alcala: Peel me!

Wearing a brown leisure suit and sporting a shirt collar with a three-foot wingspan, he took his place in his chair behind the microphone and proceeded to field sexed up questions from a high school drama teacher from Phoenix named Cheryl Bradshaw. Inexplicably, Cheryl decided the following responses made Alcala the most desirable candidate and chose him for a date (keep in mind the "him" in this sentence was a convicted rapist in the middle of a killing spree).

Jim Lange introduced Alcala as a photographer, which is eerily creepy in retrospect because Alcala baited many of his victims by pretending to be a professional photographer, and over a thousand explicit photographs of his known and suspected victims were recovered from his residence during the murder investigation.

For those of you too young to remember, The Dating Game was an ABC television game show hosted by paragon of 1970s cheese Jim Lange. The basic premise was that a "bachelorette" would ask three "bachelors" (hidden from her view) a series of ridiculous, double entendre laden questions and choose a winner based on who she believed had the bigger mustache. Our serial killer Rodney Alcala somehow found his way onto the show in 1978, even though at the time he was a convicted rapist and a registered sex offender, two things that are generally considered "turn-offs."

But none of that is the reason he's on this list. No, Rodney Alcala will be forever remembered for one thing: In the middle of his murderous California rampage, Rodney Alcala was a contestant on The Dating Game. And he won.

Rodney Alcala is a serial killer who is on death row in San Quentin for murdering five women in the 1970s, but who has subsequently admitted to 30 more murders. He is also under indictment in New York for even more murders, and is believed to be responsible for an astonishing 130 killings total across the U.S. And he looks like this:

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 02, 2013, 02:20:18 PM
She then executed two members of the family who owned the restaurant: seventeen year old Cuong Vu and his twenty-four year old sister, Ha.

Antoinette Frank stood in the cramped kitchen of the Kim Anh restaurant, a 9mm pistol clutched in her hand. Kneeling on the dirty floor at Franks feet were 17-year-old Cuong Vu and his 24-year-old sister, Ha.



Cuong Vu


Cuong was an altar boy at St. Brigid Catholic Church. He played high school football and wanted to be a priest. Ha was considering becoming a nun. Both worked long hours at their parents restaurant.

Frank fired nine bullets into them.



Ha Vu


Ha Vu died instantly. When detectives found her, she was still on her knees, her forehead resting on the floor.

Cuong took longer to die. Frank shot him repeatedly in the chest and back, but his young athletes heart continued to beat. Frank heard him trying to talk, so she shot him again. This time firing two bullets into Cuong's head.

Frank and her partner-in-crime, an 18-year-old thug named Rogers LaCaze, ransacked the Bullard Avenue restaurant until they found what they were looking for--money. -- http://www.trutv.com/

Frank was a member of the New Orleans Police Department. As well as working for the NOPD she also worked security detail at Kim Anh restaurant. At the time, Frank had developed a strange relationship with eighteen year old Roger LaCazeâ€"a drug dealer with a history of violence. She took LaCaze in her patrol car for ride-alongs and introduced him to people as her trainee.

On March 4, 1995, Frank and LaCaze robbed Kim Anh restaurant. Frank fatally shot fellow officer Ronald Williams whose second son was born a week before his death. He and Frank had shared the security duties at the restaurant. She then executed two members of the family who owned the restaurant: seventeen year old Cuong Vu and his twenty-four year old sister, Ha. Frank and LaCaze escaped but Frank returned to the scene of the crime a short time later as a police officer.

Unbeknownst to Frank, witnesses were left alive in the restaurant. They identified her as the shooter. Both Frank and LaCaze were convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death. This was first time a police officer was convicted of murdering another officer. -- http://listverse.com/

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 01:55:40 PM
basin naapil ang itlog?...

...ug tungod niini ang baje natuk-an, nga maoy hinungdan sa hinanali niyang kamatayon?

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 01:50:34 PM
hangtod mo ok-ok nga wa na'y ikasukol;D

O kaha hangtod sujopon ug ma-lock sama sa nahitabo sa Mandaue bag-ohay pa lamang?

He he, ang mga milyonir diri kay too young to die but too old to rock 'n' roll (their money)...

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 10:28:26 AM
permi humol aron dili maughan..

Hmm, adto pakamatyon, adto banhawon? 

Yes, Orange Oil or Linear Goo,
I am asking about you, too.

Ikea monkey to stay at sanctuary, judge rules
'Monkey mom' can't get Darwin back until case can be fully heard at a trial



Darwin's owner, Yasmin Nakhuda, moves through a crowd of reporters outside the court in Oshawa, Ont. (Peter Akman/CBC)

An ordinary street scene in the city where I live.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 02, 2013, 10:20:35 AM
Once the injury heals and the cast is no longer necessary, it can be removed easily by a doctor or at home. The doctor will use a small, electrical medical saw to cut off the cast. Saws will easily cut through all cast types (including the waterproof layer in fiberglass casts) but will only tickle the person's arm. At home, soaking a cast in a solution of water and vinegar will slowly dissolve the cast.

Huwaton nga mo-dissolve? Ingon ani na lang...





Bwahaha! Brayt bataa...

By Hayley Smith, eHow Contributor
   

An orthopedic cast on a patient's arm, despite limiting his lifestyle, will help a broken bone heal much faster than without one. Modern casts are made out of fiberglass, which is very stiff and keeps the patient's arm immovable and thus more able to heal. Fiberglass casts can have a waterproof liner placed just under the outside fiberglass layer.

Once the injury heals and the cast is no longer necessary, it can be removed easily by a doctor or at home. The doctor will use a small, electrical medical saw to cut off the cast. Saws will easily cut through all cast types (including the waterproof layer in fiberglass casts) but will only tickle the person's arm. At home, soaking a cast in a solution of water and vinegar will slowly dissolve the cast.

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 10:13:30 AM
depende....kon duna'y magpasalin..

Lisod ni hutdon, basin kita hinuoy maughan...

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 10:11:12 AM
ilang pabolhotan kon nagbaguod kas imong bagahe...

Agoi, sadista diay, angay dauban kon maohon...

Quote from: Votives on February 01, 2013, 01:00:58 PM
kani maoy stage MUM...

He he, um, um, mum...

Quote from: islander on February 01, 2013, 08:48:37 AM
hahay.  kuwang ug research si manash.

Basin gituyo, pasayopsayop aron katilaw...

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 10:08:08 AM
hehehehe...makasakay ka kon imong gukdon?..

Mao, pahangakon kag gamay, padugang sa pusta...

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 10:03:06 AM
kontra sa ampay?...

He he, naa pa ba kahay masalin sa nahurot...

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 10:01:37 AM
bahala sila anang ilang sapi...ang ato nga makahatag kana'g kahasol sa mga hamiling sumasakay...

Hmm, basin gapapresyo, kahibawo nga naay daghang gusto mosakay...

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on February 01, 2013, 02:45:25 PM
kung ang tae sa tawo mahalin pa lang sama sa igit sa whale, kitang tanan mga milyonaryo na.

Bwahaha! It would be a perfect world, kaon tag maayo aron daghang ikalibang...

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on February 01, 2013, 01:56:32 PM
Wa hibaw i ug naa pud ni sa among isla unya amo rang gitunob tunoban ako ning timan an. tiaw mahala.

Bitaw, basta lump nga medyo baho2x, mao na na...

Quote from: islander on February 01, 2013, 09:01:55 AM
that would have made me a millionaire many times over.

Hmm, maayo ra pud nga dili, basin imong pugson imong kitties pag-produce og hairballs...

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 09:56:41 AM
lami ituslo sa bag-ong dawat..

Agoi, tam-is2x parat2s aslom2x gamay...

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 09:52:59 AM
naglisod ug bayad tungod sa kadaghan sa ilang bus..

Nataligam-an tungod sa kadaghan kwarta nga iphonon...

Bwahaha! Bisag anha ra sa Cainggit? Paresan og kuja?

Quote from: bugsay on February 02, 2013, 09:48:18 AM
di na man makasulod ang ceres bus sa dao terminal....unsa kaha'y rason?

Hmm, wa kabayad?

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 02, 2013, 09:44:58 AM
The sand consists of 98% pure silica which gives it a bright white color. Local rocks do not contain silica so it has been suggested that the sands were brought to the beach via prevailing sea currents over millions of years.

View south of the island.


Whitehaven Beach is known for its white sands. The sand consists of 98% pure silica which gives it a bright white color. Local rocks do not contain silica so it has been suggested that the sands were brought to the beach via prevailing sea currents over millions of years.

Unlike regular sand, the sand on Whitehaven Beach does not retain heat making it comfortable to walk barefoot on a hot day. This sand is also very fine, and can damage electronic equipment such as telephones and cameras, although it is good at polishing up jewellery.

View north of Whitehaven beach.


Whitehaven Beach is a 7 km stretch along Whitsunday Island. The island is accessible by boat from the mainland tourist ports of Airlie Beach and Shute Harbour, as well as Hamilton Island. The Whitehaven Beach Ocean Swim is a 2 km open swimming competition held on the Beach in November each year as part of the Hamilton Island Triathlon Event. -- Wiki

Kuwang jud kon way kape...

Graphic showing contending claims in the South China Sea.

Associated Press/Aaron Favila - Chinese Defense Minister Liang Guanglie, center, bids goodbye to his Philippine counterpart Voltaire Gazmin, left, at the Defense Headquarters in suburban Quezon City, north of Manila, Philippines on Monday May 23, 2011. Guanglie's visit comes amid renewed tension over the disputed Spratly's Islands which are claimed by China, Philippines and four other asian countries and terrotorites. Washington has expressed concerns that the disputes could hamper access to one of the world's busiest commercial sea lanes.

China is firm, refuses int'l arbitration over territorial row
By Kim Arveen Patria | Yahoo! Southeast Asia Newsroom â€" 13 hours ago


China still refuses to face international arbitration with the Philippines over hotly contested territories in the West Philippine Sea.

A post in a state-regulated Chinese news portal China.org.cn said Beijing is instead pushing for dispute settlement with Manila through bilateral talks.

"China disagrees with moves that go against the consensus (reached before)," the post quoted China Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei as saying.

Hong was referring to the Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea signed by members of the ASEAN, including the Philippines, in 2002.
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Under the declaration, relevant disputes should be solved through friendly talks and negotiations by sovereign states directly concerned.

The Chinese spokesman meanwhile urged the Philippines to adhere to its commitment under the declaration.

The statement comes at the heels of a meeting between Philippine officials and U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs Chairman Ed Royce Tuesday.

Royce, speaking after the meeting, had urged China to face the Philippines before the United Nations arbitration tribunal.

The Philippines on Jan. 22 elevated the territorial spat between China before an arbitration tribunal under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 02, 2013, 08:45:52 AM
Matud pa ni PO2 Serdena  nga sa pagsulod nila    sa compound sa simbahan wala na guniti sa inahan ang biktima.

Wa lang jud unta buhii sa inahan...

Kaluoy sa bata. Kaluoy pud sa pari...

Ni Romeo T. Limpangog ug Bong Soriano (Banat) | Updated February 2, 2013 - 12:00am


CEBU, Philippines - Namatay ang 4 anyos nga batang lalaki human  kini  maligsi      sa sakyanan  nga gimaneho sa usa ka pari nga mopaingon unta sa pagmisa sa simbahan ni Senior Santo Niño sa barangay Paknaan, dakbayan sa Mandaue  alas 6:00 pasado sa miaging gabii.

Ang  biktima mao  si Trisvaunche  Litrago, 4, nga nagpuyo sa maong dapit, samtang  ang Mitsubishi pick-up   nga  nakaligis  gimaneho  usab  ni  Padre  Lucio  Dayag,   55,  property  custodian sa University    of  San  Carlos,Talamban   Campus sa dakbayan sa Sugbo.

Si PO2 Ruben  Serdena sa traffic division sa  Mandaue City Police Office  (MCPO) nga nahinabi  sa Banat  News miingon  nga mikuyog ang biktima sa iyang inahan nga nagkugos usab sa manghod niini  kinsa  nagpaingon  nga  motambong  sa misa alang  sa pista ni Senyor Santo Niño karong Domingo.

Matud pa ni PO2 Serdena  nga sa pagsulod nila    sa compound sa simbahan wala na guniti sa inahan ang biktima.

Gumikan  sa kalipay  sa bata  giingong  naglumpayat  kini  ug naglukso-lukso  sa yuta samtang  gihapak  niini  ang  iyang  duwaan  sa yuta.

Apan matud    pa nalagpot  ang  maong  duwaan busa  gigukod  kini  sa  bata   aron kuhaon didto  dapit  sa gate  sa compound  sa simbahan.

Midugang   si PO2   Serdena nga sa pag-abot  sa bata   ngadto  sa gate natayming usab   nga maoy   pagsulod sa sakyanan ni Padre Dayag ug bisan nag-aginod   ang dagan niini  wala  masayri  sa  pari  nga  napasok diay  ang  biktima sa ilawom sa sakyanan  busa  naligsan  kini  sa pangulahiang  ligid.

Miingon  si PO2 Serdena nga   dihang  nakamatikod   ang  pari   nga  nakaligis   siya  og bata iya  kining gitabang ug dali nga gihatod ngadto sa Cortes General  Hospital sa maong dakbayan apan gideklarar kini sa mga doktor nga dead on arrival.  Si PO2 Serdena  miingon nga si Padre Dayag nga mitahan sa ilang buhatan human sa maong insidente  temporaryo karon nilang gibalhog sa ilang detention cell  sa Police Station 1 sa maong dakbayan  ug nagpaabot  sa tukmang  kiha  nga  ipasaka  batok  kaniya  sa tagtungod  sa bata.  (BANAT NEWS)