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During the visit of my Richard here in Cebu, i was able to check for a  hotels that is affordable yet comfortable, clean, cozy and near downtown area, i have check and personally visit the different hotels and this is the best  hotel that i pick that suites our budget yet meet the standard that we are looking for, try to check this out http://www.vacationhotel-cebu.com/accomodations.asp  The swimming pool is clean, Wifi access at the lobby, and gosh good foods so yummy the daing na bangus (fried milk fish) in particular is one of our favorite there and also everything is accessible in that area, business establishment like banks, Filipino's most wanted karaoke bar, nice restaurants around, easy to ride jeepney going to Ayala mall, and some of the historical and tourist places like Sto. Nino de Basilica, Fort San Pedro, Magellans Cross and the Casa Gorodo. You may also check this link for other hotels that suites your standard and budget  www.hotelscombined.com/...

I heard the word “Ramadan” a lot of times, in fact today is declared holiday here because it’s the end of “ramadan?” I was just kinda curious about what really “ramadan” means, I did some research, and here I will share some of my research about it. The name Ramadan is derived from the Arabic word ramida or ar-ramad, denoting intense scorching heat and dryness, especially the ground. From the same word there is ramdaa, meaning “sunbaked sand” and the famous proverb Kal Mustajeer minar ramadaa binnar—to jump out of the frying pan into the fire. Some say it is so called because Ramadan scorches out the sins with good deeds, as the sun burns the ground. Ramadan brings out a special feeling of emotional excitement and religious zeal among Muslims of all ages. Though fasting is mandatory only for adults, children as young as eight willingly observe fasting with their elders. Children look forward to the excitement of sighting the moon and eating special meals with their fami...