Bhavishyavani | November 9 , 2014
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Jos Sixto Raphael Gonzlez Dantes III, popularly known as Dingdong Dantes, is a television and film actor/director, host, super hero, goatee expert, musician who has other musicians do his music (ala the Ding Dong Experience), Princess of Coron visitor 😉 , El Matador representative, owner of a HUGE chest, and print and commercial model. Born on August 2, 1980 in Quezn City, Philippines, Dingdong is currently working as an exclusive talent of GMA Network He also signed a multi million dollar contract to be sponsored by Hostess Ding Dongs.
He is the son of Jos Dantes, Jr. and Angeline Gonzlez Dantes. Dantes began his career as a child model, appearing in a dairy product commercial when he was two years old. Several other commercials followed before he became part of an all-male dance group called Abztract Dancers, with his friend, actor Dino Guevarra, and his cousin, actor, Arthur Solinap. Their group became regulars on Eat Bulaga! and That's Entertainment.
As an actor, his first movie appearance was in Shake, Rattle and Roll V in an episode titled "Anino". After three years, he debuted on GMA Network's youth-oriented T.G.I.S. when he was 17, under the name Raphael Dantes playing the role of Iaki. He appeared in films like Honey My Love So Sweet and I'm Sorry My Love, and television programmes including Anna Karenina and did a few guesting stints on ABS-CBN such as a F.L.A.M.E.S. episode, a youth-oriented romantic-drama anthology with different love teams and stories that aired from 1996 to 2002.
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Barbed Wire Fences featuring Evelyn Ross
Evelyn was born in Montreal, Quebec, and graduated with a BA from McGill University. The Veteran #39;s Spotlight edition of The Revera and Reel Youth Age Is More Film Project saw young filmmakers...
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Champion boxer Danny Green has jumped suburban Perth fences to recover his potty-mouthed lorikeet.
Boxing champ Danny Green has jumped suburban Perth fences and scaled a tree to recover his potty-mouthed lorikeet Bozo.
Earlier he'd taken to social media to ask for help to find the beloved bird, which went missing around Watermans Bay and North Beach on Monday morning.
"Whistles like a trooper. Says f*** you, big boy and an array of other mumbo jumbo," the world champion said on Facebook.
Two hours later, he posted details of "a stressful but epic end to a funny story".
"I found Bozo! Ten metres up a Norfolk palm tree freaking out!"
After losing hope and "getting very odd looks from people in the streets" as he called for the errant parrot, Green heard a faint response from his feathered companion and began jumping fences "chihuahua in my arms, chasing the whistle".
"In n out of backyards, vacant lots n then knock on a few doors to ask to go out back n check," he wrote.
A pool maintenance man held Green's dog while the hunt continued, with the boxer climbing up the side of a house to reach Bozo in the tree.
"He was stoked to be on my shoulder. Thnx heaps to everyone for their help."
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A fence stood in the way of Hanif Dhakiri, Indonesias new manpower minister, as he checked on practices at a recruitment business in Jakarta. When the door wasnt opened, Dhakiri vaulted the barrier.
Dhakiri found an inhuman shelter crammed with workers, and promptly shut the company down for breaking regulations, he said in an interview with Bloomberg TV Indonesia last week. Such are the lengths President Joko Widodo has his cabinet going to to overcome corruption, bureaucracy and wasteful spending that weigh on Southeast Asias largest economy.
Since starting work on Oct. 27, his ministers have promised to do his bidding, cut fuel subsidies and overhaul permits for investors. Widodo, known as Jokowi, has told leaders of Indonesias regions to start financing development or face penalties, as he seeks to revitalize an economy that slowed to its weakest in five years last quarter.
Jokowi has targeted small changes that add up to a pretty interesting change in approach and that shows momentum, said Paul Rowland, an independent political analyst in Jakarta. Theyre all practical things. That does augur well. And theyre happening quickly.
The moves show Jokowi, a former furniture businessman, is starting to gain traction on his election promises, even as challenges remain from the opposition gaining control of parliament to a lack of power within his own political party.
Foreign fund investors have sold almost $1 billion of Indonesian stocks in the past three months as they scale back expectations that Jokowi, the former Jakarta governor, will be able to deliver reforms.
Among Jokowis next steps are to dismantle fuel subsidies that consume a 10th of the national budget, a change that has eluded his predecessors.
Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Sofyan Djalil has said a fuel price move will come this month, yet the magnitude and timing is yet to be decided. Jokowi, speaking to business leaders in Beijing today, said he wants to channel the money from the subsidies to build dams, ports and railways.
On Nov. 3, the government started distributing cards that will eventually give more than 15 million low-income families access to free health care, as well as education for 160,000 children of school age and cash to soften the effect of higher fuel costs. Success with the card program and significantly reduced subsidies would be a reasonably good start, said Marcus Mietzner, an associate professor at the Australian National University in Canberra.
His rapid launch of key programs and a number of PR-attracting actions by some of his ministers have distracted from the less-than-revolutionary line-up of his cabinet, Mietzner said.
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A Gilmer law firm will pay for providing Christmas decorations at the Upshur County Courthouse this year after the county commissioners court cut off funding because of a decades-old state attorney generals opinion that such county funding was illegal.
Goudarzi & Young will pay the $1,500, Upshur County Pct. 4 Commissioner Mike Spencer announced Friday morning. The law firm volunteered the funds after news reports that the countys funding cutoff might mean the courthouse would have no holiday decorations.
Gilmer Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Joan Small had said Thursday she did not know whether the courthouse and lawn would have decorations since the court did not include the usual $1,500 in this fiscal years budget. She said the county had provided that amount all 24 years she has managed the chamber and had funded the decorations even before that.
It was really upsetting, she said, since Theyve (county officials) given us something to decorate their courthouse for those 24 years.
The chamber has nowhere near sufficient funds for it, she said, as the annual Yulefest does not make money for the organization. Thus, Small had said she did not know whether the courthouse and lawn would have decorations this year unless we come up with something to fund them.
And while I have no idea where the money will come from, she said, where theres a will, theres a way.
The way surfaced Friday morning when attorney Brent Goudarzi contacted the county.
County Auditor Brandy Lee said Thursday she had advised County Judge Dean Fowler of an opinion issued in 1940 by then-Texas Attorney General Gerald Mann that funding for the decorations was illegal.
But theres (been) a lot of similar opinions since then (from the attorney generals office), Lee told The Mirror. This is just the one that specifically talks about that (funding Christmas decorations on a courthouse lawn.)
She said she came across Manns opinion as Ive been reading a lot of attorney generals opinions.
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By John Wilkenson - Sunday, November 9, 2014
Uninfluenced by the general election just finished, huh? Does anybody actually believe that? Did all Mesa County voters supposedly fall off the turnip truck just yesterday? I can see no good reason for excluding the MC Sheriff from his or her own policy, other than to favor the re-election of incumbent sheriffs. That smells too much like Good Old Boy cronyism and unequal protection of law which raises more questions that it solves. For example, I can understand some rational purpose behind not using ones official title as an MCSD employee to promote a particular political race, but is the prohibited picture mentioned in the old policy the employees official MCSD picture, or any picture of that person? If the policy forbids any picture at all of the person, how would that be different from prohibiting the employees use of his or her own name as being attached to a recognizable political opinion? The new policy is allegedly: Employees, excluding the Sheriff, will not engage in political activities of any kind while on duty. No employee of the Sheriffs staff in an official capacity shall endorse or publicly oppose any candidate or issue without notification and approval of the Sheriff. Since when was a local sheriff given the constitutional authority to approve or disapprove of the public expression by his or her employees of their political opinions? What if a journalist asks, who are you voting for? Why is the sheriff allowed to answer that question while on duty, but his or her employees are not allowed to answer that very same question while on duty? In other words, if the sheriff publicly expresses his or her political opinion, is that supposed to create a fraudulent appearance that everybody in the department agrees with the sheriffs political opinion? It seems to me as though this policy arguably violates the 1st Amendment and equal protection of law on its face. I wonder what the Colorado ACLU would think of the policy. Hopefully one of the MCSD employees will ask them. I might consider asking them myself, but Im not an MCSD employee, and would lack standing. Problem is, does anybody believe that, in Good-Old-Boy-controlled Mesa County one of the MCSD employees could actually ask the ACLU that question without facing serious on-the-job retribution? It seems to me the easiest way to resolve any potential constitutional and/or public relations issues before they become problems is to subject the Sheriff to his or her own policy.
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CHoA Building Implosion Atlanta GA 11/8/14 #ihadablast
Controlled demolition of 19 story building on North Druid Hills @ I85, performed by Atlanta Demolition. #ihadablast.
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