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Quote from: willmerit on March 26, 2009, 02:11:08 PM
nagligadligad kay gikabuhi

Agoy, agoy! Ang juntis. Ams...excited ko and happy para nimo. Hinaut ma experience pod na nako sa madugay-madali kung itugot sa Ginoo, phon

naligos dagat kay na hubog gabii...

Quote from: kiamoy on March 27, 2009, 12:47:03 AM
padung otot..joke

btaw bnc..sometimes we need to pause and think.. u know.. emo ko karun. but not tanto

esep-esep sa gyud og maayo kiams

Quote from: windgate on March 27, 2009, 09:05:18 AM
naligos dagat kay na hubog gabii...

unsay gibanatan, wind?

Quote from: glacier_71 on March 27, 2009, 09:22:56 AM
esep-esep sa gyud og maayo kiams

unsay gibanatan, wind?

laksoy. das ahong ig-agaw gikan mindanao...

Quote from: windgate on March 27, 2009, 09:55:05 AM
laksoy. das ahong ig-agaw gikan mindanao...

mao ba ni ang bino gikan sa nipa?

Quote from: glacier_71 on March 27, 2009, 09:57:54 AM
mao ba ni ang bino gikan sa nipa?

korek. gibutangan ug pasas ug mansanas. arang lami-a oi.  pero lami pod ug igo

This past 2 days Ive been reviewing and stuck at the study lounge. What a way to spend a weekend eh? lol.

Job and I went to church today tho; to sing in the choir. A nice break from studies.

Tomorrow's plan of attack?

Be at the lounge by 8am till whenever. Till sleep beckons.

goodluck sa imong gistudyhan Dodong Bran!

salamat kaayo, 'te. By God's Grace.

Congrats to you too on the blessings of pregnancy.

The Lord is Kind and Good.

Quote from: windgate on March 27, 2009, 10:00:45 AM
korek. gibutangan ug pasas ug mansanas. arang lami-a oi.  pero lami pod ug igo

geee...mao. gusto ko musuway ana ba.

My father in-law joined the Lord yesterday and I am glad it´s over. He´s nearing 88, and with Alzheimer, osotomy and refusing to drink and eat, it was a mental torture for me.
He is a very kind person and he loves Bohol ( visited 5 times).

Ate Tess ´´CONDOLENCE``
Our deepest sympathy .



+JLY

condolence manay

Quote from: hofelina on March 30, 2009, 05:57:18 AM
My father in-law joined the Lord yesterday and I am glad it´s over. He´s nearing 88, and with Alzheimer, osotomy and refusing to drink and eat, it was a mental torture for me.
He is a very kind person and he loves Bohol ( visited 5 times).

my deepest sympathies, manay.

may your father in-law rest in peace.

condolence manay tess

MY CONDOLENCES TO YOU MANAY AND TO YOUR FAMILY.

MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOUR FATHER-IN-LAW...

condolence manay hofe

Condolence Manay. You take care of yourself too.

condolence Manay Tess

nanginabuhi ko ganiha & nagmahay wa motan-aw sa concert sa Journey (Arnel Penida) huhuhu waaaaaaaaa!

nagbungay...

condolence Manay. 

condolence hofz, my heart goes out with you. he may rest in peace.

gahigda pa..

padung mangibot ron ug sagbot

bantay bata 163

Quote from: swakee on March 30, 2009, 11:45:14 PM
padung mangibot ron ug sagbot

maayo kay sagbot imong gipang-ibot, swaks...

Salamat sa condolence mga higala.

laba

plantsa

lampaso!

whew!

ngita og lubi nga katkaton...

ngano man Kol?

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 31, 2009, 06:30:07 AM
ngano man Kol?

ngano man ka msD.? have u recved a pm from day grazie yet about aya's project?

nag ilis ug ligid sa akong motor kay hilis na ang atras.

gikan sa remittance centre hulog na sad og wawartz sa nabilin.

Quote from: aduy on April 01, 2009, 03:07:09 AM
gikan sa remittance centre hulog na sad og wawartz sa nabilin.

pareha ta bay aduy...hhuhuhuhuh

Quote from: glacier_71 on April 01, 2009, 03:07:53 AM
pareha ta bay aduy...hhuhuhuhuh

naghulog sad diay ka bai? wa man lagi ko kakita og iring ganina? joke joke joke...

mao bitaw, peo ok lang basta walay absent sa pagpadala kay looy tong nabilin.

Quote from: aduy on April 01, 2009, 03:12:05 AM
naghulog sad diay ka bai? wa man lagi ko kakita og iring ganina? joke joke joke...

mao bitaw, peo ok lang basta walay absent sa pagpadala kay looy tong nabilin.

whahahahaha...ga-iring-iring ko bay aduy...lagi, ilang kalipay, atong kagool. pero, ok ra.

Quote from: glacier_71 on April 01, 2009, 03:21:03 AM
whahahahaha...ga-iring-iring ko bay aduy...lagi, ilang kalipay, atong kagool. pero, ok ra.

mao bitaw, galing ugma naa sa ICM tambay kay kadawat naman hehehehe....

Quote from: aduy on April 01, 2009, 03:22:49 AM
mao bitaw, galing ugma naa sa ICM tambay kay kadawat naman hehehehe....

magpatak na sad ang baseyo sa tanduay ani

Quote from: glacier_71 on April 01, 2009, 03:26:40 AM
magpatak na sad ang baseyo sa tanduay ani

maayo lang og tanduay bai galing og beer mas mahal raba.

eto fresh na fresh.

Money sent home by Filipinos working abroad have kept at least 4 million Filipinos out of poverty as of 2006, an Asian Development Bank (ADB) economist said Tuesday.

Kelly Bird, senior economist at ADB's Southeast Asia department, described remittances as "a major anti-poverty driver" in the country.

"Remittances have reduced the national headcount poverty rate by at least 5 percentage points," said the economist.

However, central bank deputy governor Diwa Guinigundo expressed doubts on the study's claim that remittances are a major cure for poverty.

Citing data from the National Statistics Office, Guinigundo said nearly half of OFWs are skilled workers and only 33 percent are classified as laborers and unskilled. In other words, if these OFWs opt to work at home, they can still earn a considerable amount of income to sustain a well-off lifestyle for themselves and their families.

The central bank deputy governor backed his assertions with data from the 2006 Family Income and Expenditure Survey (FIES), which revealed that remittances are concentrated on non-poor families and that high-income families are major beneficiaries of remittances.

According to the FIES survey, remittances from abroad accounted for as much as 16 percent of income of households in the high-income bracket while poor families received fewer international remittances and relied more on domestic earnings.

Bird countered that these arguments ignored poverty dynamics.

In his study, the economist said many of recipient families "would be poor or were poor without remittances."

By taking away remittances from all households that received them in 2006 and assuming their consumption falls by the same amount, Bird said an additional 4.3 million people spread across income groups in the country would be poor.

Investments

Bird also said that contrary to a common perception that remittances from overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) go mainly to consumption, much of these are actually spent to invest in family members' education and small enterprises.

He also cited the 2006 FIES, focusing on the portion, which reported how families receiving remittances spend the money. It said 5.2 percent of total remittance income were invested in education and 3.9 percent in health. Bird said these investments are higher than the national averages of 3.7 percent and 2.5 percent, respectively.

Another survey conducted by the ADB showed OFW households spend up to 40 percent of remittances received on children's education. This survey was carried out between February and March 2009 comprising of random samples of 500 households in Cebu and Metro Manila.

Weak labor market causes poverty

While better paying jobs attract more Filipinos to fly overseas, a major factor pushing them to leave the country is the inefficient local labor market.

The Philippines' unemployment rate declined from an average 7.9 percent in 2006 to 7.6 percent in 2008, consistent with economic growth. However, overall, Bird said joblessness in the country has been persistently higher than in other countries like Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.

The weakness in the local labor market also shows in the dominance of informal sectors and the difficulty of graduates to find a good and permanent job after school, Bird noted.

He added labor policy rigidities like relatively higher minimum wages, severance of social security costs, and restrictions on use of fixed-term contracts have also dampened employment growth.

"There are important policy implications of the study's findings. Government must address the slow youth transition from school to work. This will require hard political decisions for reform of the labor market covering high minimum wages and in particular, the need for relaxing rules of employment contracts," Bird concluded

Quote from: hofelina on March 30, 2009, 05:57:18 AM
My father in-law joined the Lord yesterday and I am glad it´s over. He´s nearing 88, and with Alzheimer, osotomy and refusing to drink and eat, it was a mental torture for me.
He is a very kind person and he loves Bohol ( visited 5 times).

Tita Tess,

My condolences for the loss of your father-in-law.

Your father in law and your entire family are in my prayers.

Christ Have Mercy. Lord Have Mercy.


Love,
Bran

Salamat sa condolence Doy, apan karon semanaha, magsonod ang lubong, I have to inform friends and kababayans. The husband of a Pinay from  Quezon City will be buried April1 ( suicide), on April 3, a husband of an Ilocana died at the age of 54 ( heart  attack) and my father in-law is next week April 7.
Today I was informed that a collegue died of apoplexy (stroke) 53 years old. God´s plan is awesome.

Manay Tess, I will lite a candle for your papa tonight. I pray for your mama in law. I was in tears when I was reading your posts some time again on how your mother in law and father in law were in such conditions.

I can only imagine the pain she is having to loose her life partner. But there is beauty in our tests and the challenges given to us.

Your father in law, was called home, by our merciful and loving Lord, Jesus Christ.

Whatever happens to us, Tita, it is and was mandated already by the Lord. We, his children, can only accept his plans and rejoice in His unending Love. Our Heavenly Father knows what is best, always, and everyday.


Be strong, Tita. In my prayers and in my thoughts.

Please extend our sincerest condolences in this time of loss.


Lovingly and Respectfully,
The Lucino Family

work, dokdok

dokdok
chat
trabaho
dokdok na pod

dokdok
work
dokdok
dokdok
dokdok
(in that particular order)

bantay sa ahong bugoy

dokdok pud kon malipat ahong  bugoy

karon dok-dok ra gud kay natug naman ahong bugoy

karon nabisbis, nag bungay ug nagtongko na ron atong sa Pc. hehehhe.

atiman sa usa ka bisita...

fixed the computer at home. my kids played with a lot and suddenly it won't boot.

gikan pa ko naniudto..nanumbay.

prepared prequalification documents for submission to clients.

working, dokdok, cooking

Contemplating, thinking, and eating my simply-cooked meal.

I had a long day today. It was one of those 'days'.

nagsearch sa kanta nga "handog" kay ila ko pakantahon sa despedida party sa amu retirees.

magpractice ko ug gitara sa holidays para naay accompaniment.

cooking and gardening

running back  and forth in behalf of my daugther , just got home ug karon nagdokoking.Phew am sweating like a pig, it so hot out there.

naghatud ug application letter and resume.

tambay lang...

Made three batches of peanuttebrittle, attended Atty. lim's birthday party talk about a great turn oiut and a lot of great yummy foods. Stayed pretty much to myself and spoke only when handing out compliments.

I enjoy giving out positive compliments it is one thing I do not see happening her often instead people will aske me here "How much do you weigh?" I find that so rude but people here do not like to be insulted but they can sure dish it out.

So double standard. anyways someone needs to set a good example in giving out compliments to make people feel better or more better abnout themselves.

hmmm, am eating PJ sandwich right now. And enjoying a nice cup of English black tea.



Hows it going, Priscilla? How was the peanutbrittle?

I woke up at 8 to take two of my favorite little kids to school, made a pizza, picked them up, gave the pizza to them, and finally watched the two kids and their mom devour it for a late lunch. lol

feeling ok. heading to another birthday party...

Quote from: glacier_71 on April 03, 2009, 07:23:37 PM
feeling ok. heading to another birthday party...

hinay hinay ice, quaresma karon. hehehe

Quote from: windgate on April 03, 2009, 08:20:25 PM
hinay hinay ice, quaresma karon. hehehe

salamat bay wind. mao bitaw.  unsaon man ning ga-birthday nga di man papugong...di, rakrakan ta ni. hehe. next week, puasa na.

downloading MP3 music online

waiting for my rig

Yesterday we went out to go camping for a bit. Its getting warmer over here, I can feel the warmth on my face, and yet the cool dawn, still.

It was so beautiful. Gazing at the fire that we built, seeing the sun set, and sitting back knowing that spring break is coming. I realize the goodness of warm friendships, helpful classmates, and understanding women in my life. A point of reflection and contemplation, and a time of giving thanks to My Lord.

My 1st year of Medical School is coming to a close.

I begin 2nd year next semester.



The Lord God Is Great.
There Is No Such Thing as Impossibility for Him.

nag watch movie with girl-friends.. clean divert :D

i am amazed at how long i have been in this library. Class ended at 1:50 PM, and still I am in this library. Time now is 10:01 PM.

I finished notes for enzymes and bioenergetics. Now im working on (finishing up) on liver pathways.

I must credit all the endocrinologists and general internists/gastroenterologists out there.

My salute to all you Drs out there. For your field of specialty is a vast one.

You all have my humble respects~

Bran Lorenzo
MD1

uploading photos.

thinking of you.

watching tfc all day

Quote from: kim96 on April 07, 2009, 11:44:08 AM
thinking of you.

hmm wonder who is the lucky one.

preparing prequalification documents to clients.

My father in-law was buried today.

Quote from: hofelina on April 07, 2009, 11:42:31 PM
My father in-law was buried today.

so sorry for your lost MsHofz. Tua naman siya sa kamot sa ginoo, di na siya mag-antus sa mga kapait dinhi sa kalibutan. he may rest in peace.

Sol, maayong adlaw nimo diha. Abi nimo disappointed  ko kay ang akong father in-law daghang mga kaila kay national water polo player siya, member of photo club ug skiing organization, unya ang iyang asawa wala mosogot ug ipahibalo, gibawal man gani ang akong kamera.
Portes man kini sila apan ang akong gisimbahan ganina nisogot nga pasaka ug misa (katolico). Human sa lobong nag-inom lang mi ug kape. Pastilan nabuntas ko kay hapit na mo-alas dos.
Nanungkab na lang ko ug bahaw ug salin nga piniritong isda.
Kon sa ato pa ni, nagpatomba nako ug baboy, hinumba ug pila ka dama nga tuba. Abayan ug bandoria sa kapelya.

took pictures of a burning barangay

sige pa gihapon himo mi ug DVBS workbooks

Currently finishing up notes for the GIT, and tweaking my presentation on Lymphatic Filariasis.

I present with Clarence next week. I am covering the Medical Biochemistry aspect as well as the Pharmacological perspective; Clarence is covering the Physiology and Pathological aspect.

So far not too bad. So far we have about 64 powerpoint slides.

It's 7:41 pm my time. Coffee is good.

i slept the whole day..

Quote from: hofelina on April 08, 2009, 06:48:48 AM
Sol, maayong adlaw nimo diha. Abi nimo disappointed  ko kay ang akong father in-law daghang mga kaila kay national water polo player siya, member of photo club ug skiing organization, unya ang iyang asawa wala mosogot ug ipahibalo, gibawal man gani ang akong kamera.
Portes man kini sila apan ang akong gisimbahan ganina nisogot nga pasaka ug misa (katolico). Human sa lobong nag-inom lang mi ug kape. Pastilan nabuntas ko kay hapit na mo-alas dos.
Nanungkab na lang ko ug bahaw ug salin nga piniritong isda.
Kon sa ato pa ni, nagpatomba nako ug baboy, hinumba ug pila ka dama nga tuba. Abayan ug bandoria sa kapelya.

Sus Mshofz ako naanad na lang pod kay mao man ila diri sa aust pod, ilang ipalubong privately, Pero noon kon unsa siya sa buhi pa, ilang isuroy ang coffin sa lugar nga welknown siya, pareha sa imong giingon nga (water polo player)iadto una na siya didto mopause ug at least 2 minutes ang uban mo stay for a cuppa, unya painit ra pod. inig kahuman, mao nga kon ako motambong ug lubong kaon ko daan hehehehe. Ay tuod ingnon nila ang mga friends nga private burial ilang buhaton mao nga di pod manguyog ang iyang mga kaila. mao man guro abroad oi, di pareha sa ato. Di man gud sila gustog samok. Pero naa poy uban nga gusto nila nga daghan mokuyog sa lubong. di pareha dipende kon old fashion ka.

Nindot man sa ato ang daghang mokoyog sa lobong kay motabang man sila ug ampo sa kalag, mao ma importante nato, diba?

Just got back from a game of golf with some buddies of mine. Relaxing, then back to work later tonight.

Par!

Preparing wholeday for my children.

i didn't do anything special today just work thats all

nagtanom

Quote from: windgate on April 10, 2009, 01:48:34 PM
nagtanom

unsa man gi tanom nimo, wind?

nagtanom ug duha ka punu-an nga gemilina...

eto po bumibisita sa Tubag Bohol...
Musta na po kayong lahat?
                                                                     

mabuti naman at naisipan mong bumisita...eto ayos pa rin ang TB...

 slept most ofthe day.

I am new hormone medicine and it is not working so I will balik sa Dr. lunes na ako.

Musta ka na lahat dre?

Right working on prenatal diagnosis research; and concepts of chromosomal analysis in obstetrics research.

Taking a break right now.

And enjoying a well-deserved English Black Tea.

Finished with Genetics review. Now off to the nonchalance of Biochemistry.

My study mates asked, "How much will this be used when we are in clinical rotations?"

Our biochem professor smiled at us.

lol~ Oh Yes!

God Is Great~

planting Flowers at my frontyard.

nagligu dagat

kiamoy naibog ko nimo. very nice and inviting especially now that I am having a strong hay fever.  ang hangin sa dagat ra untay tambal ani.

Quote from: kiamoy on April 12, 2009, 01:21:34 AM


nagligu dagat

whoaa kalami e join ninyo oi,salig kay duol ra silag dagat.

dagat dagat...........daghan na daw tao sa beach.....ligo padung ron..