What is the cause of Marky Cielo's death?
actually, my best friend had a reliable source. i believe this info came from a family relative of this deceased actor. He/she said, Marky Cielo didn't die a natural death, he committed suicide. He hung himself. The reason why he committed suicide was he got involved with a young actress with a powerful boyfriend. The clue is the boyfriend of the involved girl is really influencial. His family owns the biggest mall in the Philippines. So I think you can figure this out. Marky Cielo fell in love with this girl. To add up, even if the girl has a boyfriend, she entertained Marky. Marky was terribly hurt with his sutation. The boyfriend found out about the affair and he gave Marky death threats that if he didn't leave the girl, he will kill him and his family. I believe last Saturday (the eve before he died), he received those threats. I answered your question not to disrespect his death, but this is what I know. It's up to you if you want to beleive or not.
What are some good dance clubs in NYC?
The most common answers one might hear to the question of the “best nightclub” are the longest-running and most world-renowned NYC clubs that feature the biggest DJ acts - Marquee, Lavo, Le Bain - or the most expensive, exclusive venues where the rich, famous, and fashion models play - Avenue, 1OAK, Up & Down, or Catch (as of the date of this post, at least). However, the best and hottest nightclub in NYC - in terms of how much fun YOU personally will have - will of course depend on your music preference and budget.NYC is one of the nightlife capitals of the world and has numerous clubs featuring an eclectic array of music styles - electronic, hip-hop, Latin, deep house, dubstep, etc. Also, NYC has a nightlife partying scene for everyone, from fortysomething Wall Street hedge-fund managers to wide-eyed college students at Columbia, NYU, and the prestigious fashion schools spread throughout Manhattan. The answers that many people have given on this and other similar threads were good answers at the time that they were given; however, any answers run the risk of becoming outdated if they aren’t already - some of the clubs mentioned don’t even exist anymore.To keep up with the constantly changing Big Apple party scene as well as find the perfect nightlife scene fit for you, you can use the Discotech app - http://www.discotech.me/app - to search nightclub events by the specific dates you’ll be in town, and then buy tickets, sign up for guest lists, or even reserve tables if you’re feeling super-fancy. The app event info refreshes daily, pulling from various NYC entertainment online resources including the official websites of the clubs themselves, so it’s always current, accurate, and in the know.If you’re not sure where to start, check out our guide to NYC nightlife here: New York City Nightlife Guide - Discotech - The #1 Nightlife App . Note that most clubs that are open on weekends also have one signature weeknight for which they are known to draw bigger crowds, e.g. Avenue on Mondays, Up & Down on Tuesdays, or Marquee on Wednesdays. After perusing the app to get ideas, don’t hesitate to ask a local friend - or reach out to our help line - for further guidance.Hope this helps!
What are the best nightclubs in New York?
The most common answers one might hear to the question of the “best nightclub” are the longest-running and most world-renowned NYC clubs that feature the biggest DJ acts - Marquee, Lavo, Le Bain - or the most expensive, exclusive venues where the rich, famous, and fashion models play - Avenue, 1OAK, Up & Down, or Catch (as of the date of this post, at least). However, the best and hottest nightclub in NYC - in terms of how much fun YOU personally will have - will of course depend on your music preference and budget.NYC is one of the nightlife capitals of the world and has numerous clubs featuring an eclectic array of music styles - electronic, hip-hop, Latin, deep house, dubstep, etc. Also, NYC has a nightlife partying scene for everyone, from fortysomething Wall Street hedge-fund managers to wide-eyed college students at Columbia, NYU, and the prestigious fashion schools spread throughout Manhattan. The answers that many people have given on this thread were good answers at the time that they were given; however, they run the risk of becoming outdated if they aren’t already - some of the clubs mentioned don’t even exist anymore.To keep up with the constantly changing Big Apple party scene as well as find the perfect nightlife scene fit for you, you can use the Discotech app - http://www.discotech.me/app - to search nightclub events by the specific dates you’ll be in town, and then buy tickets, sign up for guest lists, or even reserve tables if you’re feeling super-fancy. The app event info refreshes daily, pulling from various NYC entertainment online resources including the official websites of the clubs themselves, so it’s always current, accurate, and in the know.If you’re not sure where to start, check out our guide to NYC nightlife here: New York City Nightlife Guide - Discotech - The #1 Nightlife App . Note that most clubs that are open on weekends also have one signature weeknight for which they are known to draw bigger crowds, e.g. Avenue on Mondays, Up & Down on Tuesdays, or Marquee on Wednesdays. After perusing the app to get ideas, don’t hesitate to ask a local friend - or reach out to our help line - for further guidance.Hope this helps!
What is your opinion about Armaf perfumes and their clones?
Armaf has a small but slowly expanding following across the globe. Its surprising that a brand with little or no advertising can have a select and dedicated set of fans who are just dying to find out more about the elusive company.Obviously Club de Nuit Intense Men would be their claim to fame globally. Cloning a perfume that’s on so many best perfume lists (Creed Aventus) is no mean feat. While Aventus retails for anywhere from INR 20000–25000, CDNIM costs just a fraction of that - INR 1200 and upwards.Tres Nuit is another smash hit, yet another clone of the Creed stable of perfumes - Green Irish Tweed (The olfactory ancestor to Davidoff Cool Water).I think the great thing about Armaf is that they have managed to clone a wide range of hit perfumes that cover all the different types of fragrance. So while there’s a chance that you might love say their Derby Club House Blanche (clone of Creed Silver Mountain Water) you may not be able to handle a Shades Wood even though the fragrance may be high quality juice (Creed Santal).Ultimately, the fact remains that you are getting to try some amazing fragrances at a fraction of their retail prices. In lot of the cases the Armaf clones are even stronger - also one of the reasons the synthetic notes are all too clear. Compared to any other alternatives at the same price range they are miles ahead on all parameters - be it Fragrance composition, alcohol content, longevity or silage. But I have yet to be convinced that their fragrance has that well rounded feeling of luxury that a few scents have - like a Versace Eros or a Bvlgari Aqua (- or whatever your favorite brand might be).I myself have close to 10 Armaf bottles now (so obviously I’m a fan of theirs), and would love to purchase a few more.Cheers!The tough part is that unlike other well distributed brands, Armaf is not so easy to find and more importantly next to impossible to test the freagrance and then make an informed purchase. However with the large number of reviewers for the brand as well as the reviews on fragratica it won’t be a complete blind buy.
Which hispanic country would be best to travel to?
Im trying to decide where to go on my next vacation, spain, mexico, argentina, ecuador, or columbia. please elaborate on which one you choose (btw, i am about 1/4 fluent in spanish, if that helps, lol)
How to call a guy a "cutie" in Spanish?
I m half Mexican, so I ve heard a lot of phrases but I m looking for the closet thing to the American phrase "cutie". Like a guy that s just so endearing he s not even hot, just so perfectly cute and adorable. Hehe. Thanks, :)
Do bad O2 sensors need to be replaced?
Yes, they should be replaced. No they don’t have to be. If your vehicle doesn’t receive input from the o2 sensors in remains in an open loop. Basically a read only memory which is not as proactive as closed loop. You get better mileage, performance, etc.. Assuming the rest of the vehicle is up to spec. There are certain conditions that would make a vehicle run poorly in closed loop. A bad EGR, MAF, BARO, downstream O2s,could make a vehicle run badly in closed loop. That same vehicle would run better in open loop.