MANILA - The Sandiganbayan has cleared former Cebu congressmen Antonio Cuenco and Antonio Yapha, Jr. of their graft cases in connection to alleged misuse of their Priority Development Assistance Funds (PDAF).

Cuenco used to be Cebu 2nd District representative, while Yapha was 3rd District representative.

The case stemmed from the agricultural development program of the two congressmen, involving the purchase of 4,000 bottles of liquid fertilizer amounting to P6 million.

Cuenco and Yaphe were accused of graft for illegally endorsing Kasosyo Foundation, Inc., a non-government organization, as implementor of their projects. Aside from failing to undergo public bidding, the project was awarded to Kasosyo despite its lack of experience.

In a resolution, the Sandiganbayan Fifth Division granted Cuenco and Yaphe's Motions For Judicial Determination of Probable cause, and dismissed their cases.

The Sandiganbayanthe animators increased its digital wingspan to 70 feet (‘‘That dragon in the animated film had these little tiny wings,’’ Villegas says), got rid of its front legs, and moved the forepaws to the ends of its now-massive wings. An eight-minute sequence in which it torches a huge throne room is a mix of CGI and live action, with stuntmen blasting out real fire to simulate flaming breath, and animators adding lavalike ‘‘dragon dribble’’ to the beast’s jaws.

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To make the dribble, ‘‘some of our special effects guys would soak cat litter in kerosene, light it, drop it from a high altitude, and photograph it over a black background,’’ Villegas says. ‘‘It created this really cool