Hunting for GOD or MFT

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nEEd  tO  wear  nEgatIvE  fIlm  glasses ? 

hahaha!  Now is still  within Ghosts month, may be more that 8 are there.........spooky.

8  spIrIts  are  nOw  In  the  8  gIrls'  bOdIes ? ? ? ?

8  spIrIts  retUrn  tO  sIte  cOllectIng  evIdences ? ? ? ?

niuyear      ( Date: 27-Aug-2010 10:47) Posted:   What a coincidence!!   8 lives just been lost, and now,  8 girls posting there to take picture!     pharoah88      ( Date: 26-Aug-2010 18:36) Posted: HAVE YOUR SAY: Students and police caught posing at Manila hostage tragedy site Controversial photos of students and policemen posing in front of the hijacked bus in which 8 Hong Kong tourists lost their lives are spreading online Photos of students and policemen posing at the Manila site where Monday's bloody hostage drama happened are being circulated online, particularly on social networking website Facebook and web forums. Reuters image Students pose for photographs near the damaged tourist bus involved in an armed hostage in Manila August 24, 2010. Philippine authorities defended on Tuesday their handling of a bus hostage crisis in which eight Hong Kong tourists were killed, but missteps were seen as signs of deeper deficiencies in a country beset by security problems. Some students were seen smiling while posing during the picture-taking at the site (see picture above) Having been alerted to the issue, government spokesperson Edwin Lacierda was quoted by local news sites as urging all Filipinos to accord proper respect to the victims of the unfortunate hostage incident. "Let's not try to belittle the incident. Let's not try to trivialize the incident. Let's respect the situation. Let's respect the place right now," Lacierda said. "It's a place of grief, let's respect." He then added, "We ask all Filipinos to respect that particular area." Nine people including the hijacker, decorated ex-policeman Rolando Mendoza, were killed on Monday evening during the final moments of a 12-hour bus hijack tragedy. Commandos tasked to rescue the hostages, who were mainly Hong Kong tourists, failed to get into the bus for more than an hour after smashing its windows with sledgehammers. The ordeal, which was broadcasted live over major global television networks, has resulted in an international humiliation for the Philippine government. The bodies of the eight victims were on Wednesday night flown back to Hong Kong. Meanwhile, Philippine president Benigno Aquino's appeal for a stop to government bashing on Facebook over the tragic incident has been ignored by the Internet users. His official Facebook page, originally intended to promote transparency in government, has been flooded with protesters' angry comments on the government's incompetencies in handling the crisis that resulted in nine deaths. READ MORE:Philippines' Aquino calls for end to Facebook bashing "Shame on you and your government. Tender your resignation now," wrote Elfis Lee, a Hong Kong resident. "Your incompetence of leading your untrained stupid police force caused such a tragedy." Is it acceptable to take snapshots at the site of the tragedy?Log in with your Windows Live/ Hotmail ID below, and post your thoughts now!

  What a coincidence!!   8 lives just been lost, and now,  8 girls posting there to take picture!  

pharoah88      ( Date: 26-Aug-2010 18:36) Posted: HAVE YOUR SAY: Students and police caught posing at Manila hostage tragedy site Controversial photos of students and policemen posing in front of the hijacked bus in which 8 Hong Kong tourists lost their lives are spreading online Photos of students and policemen posing at the Manila site where Monday's bloody hostage drama happened are being circulated online, particularly on social networking website Facebook and web forums. Reuters image Students pose for photographs near the damaged tourist bus involved in an armed hostage in Manila August 24, 2010. Philippine authorities defended on Tuesday their handling of a bus hostage crisis in which eight Hong Kong tourists were killed, but missteps were seen as signs of deeper deficiencies in a country beset by security problems. Some students were seen smiling while posing during the picture-taking at the site (see picture above) Having been alerted to the issue, government spokesperson Edwin Lacierda was quoted by local news sites as urging all Filipinos to accord proper respect to the victims of the unfortunate hostage incident. "Let's not try to belittle the incident. Let's not try to trivialize the incident. Let's respect the situation. Let's respect the place right now," Lacierda said. "It's a place of grief, let's respect." He then added, "We ask all Filipinos to respect that particular area." Nine people including the hijacker, decorated ex-policeman Rolando Mendoza, were killed on Monday evening during the final moments of a 12-hour bus hijack tragedy. Commandos tasked to rescue the hostages, who were mainly Hong Kong tourists, failed to get into the bus for more than an hour after smashing its windows with sledgehammers. The ordeal, which was broadcasted live over major global television networks, has resulted in an international humiliation for the Philippine government. The bodies of the eight victims were on Wednesday night flown back to Hong Kong. Meanwhile, Philippine president Benigno Aquino's appeal for a stop to government bashing on Facebook over the tragic incident has been ignored by the Internet users. His official Facebook page, originally intended to promote transparency in government, has been flooded with protesters' angry comments on the government's incompetencies in handling the crisis that resulted in nine deaths. READ MORE:Philippines' Aquino calls for end to Facebook bashing "Shame on you and your government. Tender your resignation now," wrote Elfis Lee, a Hong Kong resident. "Your incompetence of leading your untrained stupid police force caused such a tragedy." Is it acceptable to take snapshots at the site of the tragedy?Log in with your Windows Live/ Hotmail ID below, and post your thoughts now!

HAVE YOUR SAY: Students and police caught posing at Manila hostage tragedy site

Controversial photos of students and policemen posing in front of the hijacked bus in which 8 Hong Kong tourists lost their lives are spreading online

Photos of students and policemen posing at the Manila site where Monday's bloody hostage drama happened are being circulated online, particularly on social networking website Facebook and web forums.

Reuters image

Students pose for photographs near the damaged tourist bus involved in an armed hostage in Manila August 24, 2010. Philippine authorities defended on Tuesday their handling of a bus hostage crisis in which eight Hong Kong tourists were killed, but missteps were seen as signs of deeper deficiencies in a country beset by security problems.

Some students were seen smiling while posing during the picture-taking at the site (see picture above)

Having been alerted to the issue, government spokesperson Edwin Lacierda was quoted by local news sites as urging all Filipinos to accord proper respect to the victims of the unfortunate hostage incident.

"Let's not try to belittle the incident. Let's not try to trivialize the incident. Let's respect the situation. Let's respect the place right now," Lacierda said. "It's a place of grief, let's respect."

He then added, "We ask all Filipinos to respect that particular area."

Nine people including the hijacker, decorated ex-policeman Rolando Mendoza, were killed on Monday evening during the final moments of a 12-hour bus hijack tragedy.

Commandos tasked to rescue the hostages, who were mainly Hong Kong tourists, failed to get into the bus for more than an hour after smashing its windows with sledgehammers. The ordeal, which was broadcasted live over major global television networks, has resulted in an international humiliation for the Philippine government.

The bodies of the eight victims were on Wednesday night flown back to Hong Kong.

Meanwhile, Philippine president Benigno Aquino's appeal for a stop to government bashing on Facebook over the tragic incident has been ignored by the Internet users.

His official Facebook page, originally intended to promote transparency in government, has been flooded with protesters' angry comments on the government's incompetencies in handling the crisis that resulted in nine deaths.

READ MORE:Philippines' Aquino calls for end to Facebook bashing

"Shame on you and your government. Tender your resignation now," wrote Elfis Lee, a Hong Kong resident. "Your incompetence of leading your untrained stupid police force caused such a tragedy."

Is it acceptable to take snapshots at the site of the tragedy?Log in with your Windows Live/ Hotmail ID below, and post your thoughts now!

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Education helps the brain stave off the effects of dementia, a new study claims. AGENCIES

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People with paralysis

TEL AVIV —

Scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, Israel, are testing a “sniff detector” that is able to pick up pressure

changes in the wearer’s nasal cavity and convert it into electrical signals.

The device can then be hooked up to special software and used to move a cursor on a computer screen or control a wheelchair.

It was tested on three people with locked-in syndrome, a paralysis that “locks” a fully intact mind into a paralysed body.

One patient, a 51-year-old woman who was left unable to move, speak or blink after a stroke, was able to communicate for the first time using the new technology.

After 19 days learning to produce a sniff on demand, she was able to write her family a message for the first time.

The system is still in its development stages, said its developers.People with severe paralysis may soon be able to surf the Internet or drive a wheelchair simply by breathing, according to scientists in Israel.

If you’re still alive — duck!

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A team of experts, including some working for Nasa, believes the 560m-wide object has a 1-in-1,000 chance of an impact 172 years from now.

The odds of a crash are considerably shorter than those given for the asteroid Apophis, which has a 1-in-250,000 chance of striking Earth in 2036.

Prof Maria Eugenia Sansaturio from the Universidad de Valladolid in Spain told — A giant asteroid called 1999 RQ36 may crash into Earth on Sept 24, 2182, scientists believe.Universe Today that knowledge of the risk posed “may help design in advance mechanisms aimed at deviating the asteroid’s path”.

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A step closer to finding the ‘GOD particle’

PARIS — A thousand physicists working at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Illinois, reported in Paris on Monday that they had not found the “God particle” — yet. But they are beginning to figure out where it is not.