Mao pd bai.

nindot pud ang photomatix for hdr photos, it has become the standard ata for hdr.

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Nikaon ug karne nga gahapon pa gi init nalang. arrgg

Unsay nindot nga specs sa PC para graphics editing?

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Ako una:

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Nakasuway ko didto bro. Parehas raman gihapon na sa nagtrabaho ka diri sa pinas. Kung dako kag sueldo didto naa ka matigum pero kung gamay kag sweldo gamay ra pud. Motoo ko ani nga dili tnan ofw datu.

Ormoc City Police Office, September 30, 2013 - COMELEC Gunban for the October 28 elections this year takes effect Friday, 12 p.m. September 27, 2013, says Ormoc City Police Office director PSSUPT. ELIZAR PATANO EGLOSO, Monday during the Traditional Flag Raising ceremony held at OCPO grounds, September 23, 2013.

PSSUPT Egloso particularly orders the implementation without fear or favor and strictly ordered policemen to properly wear their uniform in carrying firearms. They are not allowed to carry firearms in civilian attire. They should wear their uniforms should they carry their firearms, emphazised PSSUPT EGLOSO.

Licensed gun holders cannot carry their firearms outside residence even with approved Permit to Carry Firearms Outside Residence (PTCFOR) without written authority from the COMELEC.   This is according to COMELEC Resolution 9385. Anyone found by police authorities to be carrying firearms in violation of the said resolution under the Special Law on Gunban will be charged for violating the Election Law.

Motor vehicle, water or air craft are not considered residences or place of business or an extension that a licensed firearm can be carried therefrom, added PSSUPT Egloso.  Firearm found, carried and in the possession of one in these instances can hold the carrier liable for violation of election offense, concludes PSSUPT EGLOSO.


http://ocpo.pro8.pnp.gov.ph/index.php/news-press-release/170-pssupt-egloso-orders-implementation-of-comelec-gunban

Ormoc City Police Office, September 30, 2013 - Every Wednesday Ormoc City Police Office personnel hear mass to listen to the Word of God and celebrate the holy Eucharist.

This week the Eucharistic celebration was presided by Fr. Kim Margallo, who exhorted personnel to be likened to Christ’s disciple. A disciple he emphasized is like one undergoing training from a teacher, master or training officer. Like one undergoing training in traffic control, investigation, and patrol a disciple is prepared by his commanding officer. Afterwards, he is sent and assigned to enforce the law and he is likened to an apostle, he said. He is charged to carry out the law, manage, instruct, teach and guard the instruction, statute and precept like an apostle-a leader.

For values, Fr. Kim particularly distinguished following Christ in the context of the gospel of the day of discipleship and following which entails the leaving behind world affairs and attachment and defending and celebrating life.

 He said, there is a distinction between “need” and “want” in the stewardship of things and the value that is in the gospels. One can do away with “want” like things: expensive IPod for instance. But one would be in dire “need” to live like food.

Over 20 available personnel were present led by representative of Ormoc City Police Office director PSSUPT. ELIZAR PATANO EGLOSO: deputy city director for administration Police Superintendent Anastacio Esperas Agullo, along Police Community Relations chief Police Superintendent Ma. Elma Baritua Delos Santos, staff officers: PSINSP ARVIE TRAZO, and crime laboratory office.

The mass every week has mass sponsors which have been routing around line units attached to the Ormoc City Police Office. Their cooperation to the Office spiritual upliftment and organizational mandate to provide personnel spirituality with God, PSSUPT EGLOSO expresses his grateful gratitude to the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) which sponsored this weeks’ Eucharistic mass.

The Eucharistic celebration is lively assisted by the church group led apostolate of the St. Peter and Paul Parish, Ormoc City, Mother Butlers, the Couples for Christ and Legionaries. They lead the mass singing and the preparatory para-liturgical mass preparation and novena prayers to the Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Wednesday September 25, 2013


http://ocpo.pro8.pnp.gov.ph/index.php/news-press-release/169-ocpo-holds-regular-wednesday-mass

Ormoc City Police Office, September 30, 2013 - Police Anti-criminality campaign in the City is maintained by law enforcement operatives round the clock watch as ordered by Ormoc City Police Office director PSSUPT ELIZAR PATANO EGLOSO.

Recently, OCPS1 police assistance desk duty officer at the Ormoc City Public Market was able to apprehend one (1) Marvin Rubio y Venezuelas, 32 years old, single, resident of Brgy. Talinghucun, Dagami, Leyte in possessing a 12 inch

Long knife and four (4) pieces improvised arrows “Indian Pana” tucked on his waist and inside his pocket, respectively.

 The knife on plain view was reported to policemen, who positively validated report and invited the suspect for questioning at the Ormoc City Police Station 1 (OCPS1), Sunday September 22, 2013.

Carrying of deadly weapon is strongly campaigned by the Office to preempt untoward incidents particularly stabbing and shooting in the City. This is why police sometimes check entertainment bars and conduct checkpoints to prevent individuals carrying the sort, concluded PSSUPT EGLOSO.

Police progress report disclose that suspect has already been charged before the prosecutor’s office under Docket Number NPS VIII-04-INQ-131-00067 for violation of Batas Pambansa 6 for Illegal Possession of Deadly Arrows and Bladed Weapon, Monday September 23, 2013.

http://ocpo.pro8.pnp.gov.ph/index.php/news-press-release/168-police-locks-up-man-carrying-deadly-weapon

Ormoc City Police Office, September 30, 2013 - In observance of the National Peace Consciousness Month police here joins the entire country and people in a concerted demonstration for peace with the theme: “Lahat ay Peace-sible.”

Ormoc City Police Office earlier this month conducted school visits to talk to students and pupils on crime prevention, drug abuse and violence and abuse of children in its campaign for peace and legal offensive to prevent crimes.

They likewise participated a Coastal Clean Up spearheaded by Nature’s Unlimited Non-government Organization that conducted coastal clean-up from Brgy. Naungan, Brgy. Alegria, City proper, Brgy. Can-adieng and Camp Downes. Over 50 policemen joined the activity and kept the safety, security and the peaceful conduct of the activity, along its AFP counterpart, Saturday September 21, 2013.

 Likewise, policemen joined the 802nd Infantry Brigade Philippine Army Bike Peace initiative for unity, friendship, and clean-air, Sunday September 22, 2013.

Also, police here supports the 7th Provincial Kapitbahayan Celebration spearheaded by Rotary Club Gawad Kalinga Ormoc chapter that fosters shelter and livelihood program for the poor starting a small community of good and peaceful neighborhood in the City. Ormoc City Police Office director PSSUPT ELIZAR PATANO EGLOSO is invited guest to speak on Hope at the Ormoc City stage, Saturday, September 28, 2013.

Similarly, police coordinates with the local Catholic Church peace initiative for the formation of young people and adult in a TEEN St. Pedro Calungsod Musical Concert that will be held at the Ormoc City Superdome led by the St. Peter and Paul Couples for Christ by providing the activity security operations for the safety of participants and guests highlighted by the coming of entertainment actor Makisig Morales who will feature Filipino Saint Pedro Calungsod  in the afternoon, Saturday September 28, 2013.

Finally, Ormoc City Police Office will culminate the observance of the National Peace Month in a solemn Harmony Prayer and Pledge of Peace that will enshrine a national vision for peace from the inspiration of God and organizational pledge to promote non-violence and community building for a lasting peace at the OCPO ground during the Monday traditional Flag Raising Ceremony, September 30, 2013.

http://ocpo.pro8.pnp.gov.ph/index.php/news-press-release/167-police-undertakes-harmony-prayer-and-pledge-for-peace

Was from Ayala, ang conductor kay saba kaayo sige panawag ug tawo. Pagliko sa iskina, natingala lang ang mga pasahero kay hilum naman kaayo. Naay nagplete unta, wala naman ang conductor. Natingala pud ang driver. After how many blocks, nikalit lang tunga ang conductor. Singot kaayo, nabiyaan diay pwerte layo-a sa iyang gidagan. Silang duha ang nag danghag sa driver kay sa kakusog sa tingog sa conductor, nabungol na tingale to ang driver wala na kadungog sa konductor pag sulti niya ug mangihi sa ako. 

depende sis, but if you are really into this software thing. Photoshop is good. I sometimes use photoshop elements for easy modifications. But if you are into shooting pictures and editing it. You can also try photoshop lightroom.

If you are not into photoshop or this sorts of things. There are a lot of softwares out there in the internet. Many of them are free. Before I used Google Picasa. It's free and have some decent effects and features on it.