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Kinumpirma ni Kris Aquino na magkakaroon ng sequel ang blockbuster horror movie niyang Feng Shui at isa ito sa magiging entry ng Star Cinema sa Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2014.

Sabi ni Kris, Kasali din ako sa festival, I think Im also allowed to reveal already.

Balik-tambalan namin ni Direk Chito Roo, ten years after, magbabalik ang Feng Shui Part 2.

Ang pinaka nakakakilig na part diyan, first time naming pagsasama sa movie ni Coco Martin.

Kapag nagkataon, makakabangga ni Kris sa takilya ang kanyang anak na si Bimby dahil kasama naman ito sa sequel ng Praybeyt Benjamin ni Vice Ganda, na ilalahok din sa MMFF

Saad ng Kapamilya TV host-actress, Exciting ang festival na ito because hindi ko nga alam kung paano ko hahatiin ang katawan ko.

Sinabi ko kay Vice, Lagot, pagsu-shooting kayo, nagbabantay ako!

Ayon kay Kris ay excited na gawin ng anak ang Praybeyt Benjamin 2 dahil bukod sa makakasama nito sa Vice sa pelikula ay may action ang tema ng pelikula.

Kuwento niya, Tinanong ko si Bim, sinabi ko Honey, its your choice if you want to do a movie.

Nung nalaman ni Bimb na Praybeyt Benjamin at nalaman niyang sunda-sundalo, soldier-soldier, at sinabi kong 'Your dad there would be a general,' so pumayag siya.

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Jimmy the Dog - Fences
That dog behind the fence might look like it #39;s begging to be played with, but get too close and they might get territorial. Never pet a dog over or through a fence, even if it #39;s one you know....

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Melburnians are finding creative ways to share what they love about their unique city on social media. Whether having a giggle at some of our worst parkers, funniest fences or hunting for Melbourne's best vintage treasures and tastiest chicken parmigianas, these are the Facebook pages we think will get people talking.

1. Sh-- brick fences of Melbourne

At first, badly constructed brick fences may seem an odd subject to document around our fine city yet Steve* couldn't stop noticing them. He mentioned it to friends.

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"People would then complain that I had them now distracted by something inane that they'd never bothered to think about," he said.

He then made a Facebook page so he could distract us all and has attracted more than 20,000 likes since April.

Steve thinks there is something quintessentially Melbourne about his page that features photos of brick fences with witticisms about each.

"The size of the suburban block, the strange insistence we have here in demarcating our plots, the proliferation of brick veneer houses in the seventies, and you can't get away from it but our Mediterranean friends gave us food, friendships and bricklaying in abundance," he said.

You'll never look at a brick fence the same way again.

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Prime Minister Tony Abbott has described the budget as a "fire brigade" putting out a fiscal fire, as he battles to sell the tax hikes and billions of dollars in spending cuts announced last week.

Mr Abbott has taken his post-budget sales tour to Victoria, where he cancelled a visit to Deakin University due to security concerns ahead of expected student protests.

Acknowledging the backlash to the budget measures which showed up in dire polls for the Coalition earlier this week, the Prime Minister said he intended to improve his Government's standing, but the budget was not about being popular.

"You see, we had a fire, and the budget is the fire brigade. And sure, sometimes the fire brigade knocks over a few fences in order to put out the fire. But if you've got a fire you've got to put it out," he told 774 ABC Melbourne's Jon Faine.

Later, he said the Government had put itself in "political jeopardy" to do what was right, even to the extent of losing the next federal election.

"First-term governments are not invulnerable and obviously governments can lose elections. No doubt about that," he told Fairfax Radio.

But he said the budget pain now may pay off in the form of tax cuts in a second-term Abbott government.

"I would like to be in a position to offer tax cuts in our next term," he said.

"At the moment I'm certainly not guaranteeing that or promising it, but the whole point of getting the budget under control now... is so that we can give tax cuts in the not too distant future."

Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen says the budget has revealed the Government's values, and Australians "don't like them".

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SOME 22 striking workers under the General Service Office (GSO) of the University of San Carlos (USC) blocked the gate of the Talamban campus, preventing students and visitors from entering.

They consisted of plumbers, carpenters, a painter and an electrician who claimed they were forced to resign without a valid reason.

They are members of the USC GSO Employees Union, which accused the school of union-busting for abolishing their department in the guise of trimming expenses.

Fr. Ernesto Lagura, SVD, USC spokesperson, told reporters yesterday they are open to negotiate the amount they will give the laid-off workers, but they are firm in their decision to shut down the GSO.

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He said theyve done everything to settle the matter.

Lagura said the school prefers hiring an agency to provide them with carpenters, plumbers and electricians because they can save this way.

The school, in a press statement sent to Sun.Star Cebu, said they decided to cut costs due to the implementation of the K-12 system.

With the implementation of the K-12 system, we have anticipated a big drop in college enrollment by academic years 2016-17 and 2017-18 with the entry of Grades 11 and 12 in senior high school. We also expect that only a few will pursue college studies by school year 2018-19, the school said.

Despite this decision, we have granted all affected GSO personnel a reasonable offer that is much more than what is required by our labor laws. In fact, 61 of the 77 personnel have accepted the separation benefits. Only 15 union members and another one remain to have refused our offer, it added.

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Foreign Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan at the head of a six-man Liberian delegation has concluded a weeklong visit to Turkey with the donation of twenty (20) buses to the Monrovia City Corporation (MCC) by the City of Istanbul, Turkey.

A Foreign Ministry dispatch discloses that out of the 20 buses, four buses will be given to the Liberia National Police (LNP) while one goes to the Paynesville City Corporation (PCC). A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) making the donation a reality was signed on Thursday, May 15, 2014 at a colorful ceremony held in Istanbul, Turkey.

Monrovia City Mayor Mrs. Clara Doe Mvogo signed for the MCC while Mr. Mimin Kahveci, Deputy General Manager of the Istanbul Electric Tramway, and Tunnel (IETT) General Directorate signed on behalf of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality.

According to the MOU, the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality will provide assorted spare parts for the buses over a one-year period and also dispatch a three-man technical team (one mechanic, an electrician and driver) from the IETT (the company responsible for public transportation in Istanbul) to Monrovia to conduct onsite training for a period of one month following the arrival of the buses in Liberia.

The donation of the 20 buses is a result of the sister-city relations between Monrovia and Istanbul that was agreed upon in 2013.

Foreign Minister Ngafuan who witnessed the signing ceremony on behalf of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and the Government and People of Liberia as well as the citizens of Monrovia expressed sincere thanks to the Mayor and all the members of the municipality of Istanbul, the Turkish Ambassador to Liberia and the people of Turkey for what he described as a great donation to Liberia.

"Since our arrival in Turkey, we have held many productive and mutually rewarding meetings in Ankara and in Istanbul, but obviously this ceremony tonight is the crowning moment because it is a concrete

demonstration of strong partnership. These buses will bring relief to a good number of Liberian students, workers, marketers, and ordinary people who huddle on the streets for hours looking for means to go to or from school, work, market or elsewhere.", the Liberian Foreign Minister stated.

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7 Sync Up Panel: Website Demolition Derby - April 26, 2014
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Classic Places of Robloxia- Demolition Derby
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Amjed Ullah Khan agitating against demolition of houses on 20th May 2014 by GHMC at Dabeerpura

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