March, 2008

Set on fire: FHM Philippines model Scarlet Bouffard.

March 16th, 2008 March 16th, 2008
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Scarletbouffard MANILA, Philippines - Model Scarlet Garcia, who with three companions was shot and killed inside her townhouse in Olongapo City before dawn Thursday, may have been sexually molested as well.

Investigator-on-case Insp. Santos Candido said late Thursday that Garcia and cousin Rachel Estacio had no underwear when their bodies were found.

"Pareho silang wala nang underwear o [panties]. Ito na-autopsy sa funeraria, siguro doon natin malalaman. Nakadamit pantaas sila (They were both clothed but were not wearing panties. We expect the autopsy to give us a clearer picture of what happened)," Candido said in an interview on dzRH radio.

He said investigators also found the two in a "huddling" position at the corner of the bathroom, indicating they could have begged their killers for mercy.

The two other fatalities, George Castor and Van Mark Bandejas (a.k.a.
Joaqui/Wakee), were found bound and in another part of the townhouse.

Each sustained at least one gunshot wound to the head, Candido said, adding the killers put a piece of cloth near Bandejas’ head and tried to set fire to it.

Shells recovered from the crime scene indicated "two or more" assailants used cal-.45 and 9-mm pistols to kill the four, he said.

Candido said their initial investigation showed the killers could have been with the victims while they were having a videoke session shortly before the murders.

Police are eyeing robbery and a love triangle as likely motives behind the grisly crime.

"Maaari pong ganoon, maaaring kakilala nila (That is possible, the victims may have known their killers)," he said when asked if the suspects may have been acquaintances of the victims.

credits: gma news

Who invented Sudoku?

March 16th, 2008 March 16th, 2008
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SodokuSudoku is a numbers-based game. The rules are simple — players attempt to fill in a nine-by-nine grid before going completely insane. Not surprisingly, these brainteasers owe their existence to a mathematician.

Leonhard Euler is widely acknolwedged as the father of Sudoku. In 1793, Euler invented "Latin Squares," the precursor to today’s modern Sudoku puzzles. As far as mathematicians go, Euler was pretty famous in his day. According to about.com, the "Swiss genius dominated 18th-century mathematics."

The name Sudoku didn’t come until much later (1984, to be exact). According to the London Observer, a Japanese publisher made a few logistical improvements to the game and then dubbed it "Sudoku." In Japanese, "Su means a number and doku roughly translates as singular or unique," says the Observer.

These days, you can find Sudoku games all over the Web. If you’re really up for a challenge, take a look at this article from USA Today. It details the "world’s hardest Sudoku puzzle." Clearly, wimps need not apply.

Pacman Wins Again!

March 16th, 2008 March 16th, 2008
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Manny Pacquiao, of the Philippines celebrates his victory Juan Manuel Marquez of Mexico, after their WBC super featherweight boxing match, Saturday March 15, 2008, at The Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas. Pacquiao won by split decision.

MABUHAY KA MANNY!

Dead Air

March 9th, 2008 March 9th, 2008
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Shot Holder

March 9th, 2008 March 9th, 2008
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Shot_holder Yeah!