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Bogay ka MDB ha, murag blackmail man nang kinahanglan pang mopasa pakos akong picutre..hehehehe

MBD. I am particularly interested gyud anang mga Sioux, Apaches, Cherokees, Navajos, Mohicans (or is it rather Mahicans) and also of their relaties in the Central and Southern Americas, the Olmecs, Aztecs...

Quote from: calle on August 11, 2009, 12:28:09 PM
luoyas manok gud ini.

Dili lang manok BAI CALLE! Eagles, hawks, falcons, turkeys, peacocks pa gani tingali. Way segurog apil pang mga parrots..hehehehe 

Yes I agree that their dances are great. Very soulful and intense. From my own simple observations also (I don't know if this is scientifically or anthropologically sound) , the native American Indians have bloodlines with those of the Japanese, I think, because I have seen the offspring of inter-marriages between a Japanese and an native American or central American and one can see that some if not most of their kids look very native Japanese. Would you concur MDB? Or am I just talking or thinking jibberish...

B.T.W., MDB, could you give me some links or comprehensive sites where I could read about these Native American Indians and get immersed in their life, music, culture and maybe even women..hehehehehe.. sori mogawas pud ning kapilyohan nako basta kitag gwapa..

Naay ponto si Willy pero, but he shouldn't have said it live on air. You can never accuse Willy of being frank. "Crass" maybe and yes, he is hambugero. Did you remember there was one instance which also became news, about an altercation between him and a certain guy whom he was playing basketball with and he (Willy Revillame) was waving and pointing a gun? Lucky for him that we and the other guy's relative was not around when that happened 'cause we would have splattered his (Willy Revillame's) brains all over the basketball court at that instant... Much worse, he is a "wife beater". Just ask his ex wives...

Wow! Ang bilis! Abtika ni MDB oist! or ako lang ba kaha maoy naulahi...hehehehe

I prefer to be just an unseen face MDB. If what BAI BENE is true he knows how I look like pero hangyo lang ko BAI BENE nga ayaw lang pud i-post ha.... 

Quote from: ms da binsi on August 04, 2009, 08:03:14 AM
Zecur ganus a man ka mag submit ug hulagway para atong ipas sa salida?

I prefer to be just an unseen face MBD. If what BAI BENE is true he knows how I look like pero hangyop lang ko BAI BENE nga ayaw lang pud i-post ha....

MDB and all. Sorry ha, out of thread or topic usa ko karon, ay lang usa ko tagda. Kaning avatar gam8 nimo karon MBD, Native American Indian ba pud ni siya? Maayo patingalig mag open kkag new thread unya ipang post nimo ning mga images nimog mga Native American Indians... or.. pwede pud padala nimo sa akoa mismong e-mail add..

Yes definitely, that's what all Boholano constituents should be doing and be ever vigilant...

Quote from: calle on August 10, 2009, 01:41:21 PM
noted, sir.

anyway, layo na man kaayo mi taga valencia and other municipalities facing the mindanao island sa getafe, do you think its reasonable to use the bridge in going to cebu?

also, dili kaha ta mangawa sa cebu nga wa ra ba ta mangaanad ug basa ug map, use of traffice light and other traffic regulations? dakop jud nis cebu ba, madato ang citom.

The highway that will cross the interior of Bohol (Tubigon-Carmen-Jagna or if you want it Jagna-Carmen-Tubigon...) will make the trip faster and shorter, dili hassle sa taga west-coast mo access ana nga bridge BAI CALLE... ang kani nga highway mas sayo-sayo pa ni mahuman. Even way before the bridge kay kani nga highway part sa SRNH or Strong Republic Nautical Highways or RORO Highways Project sa current national Administration... The preparations for this project has already been rolling... 

18 kms = 11.25 miles. You cannot compare the volume of traffic of San Juanico Bridge to the impending possible volume of traffic of Cebu-Bohol Multi-Access Friendship bridge as to since the latter's traffic volume will definitely be way much higher than former kay mas prone to highway robbery ang San Juanico... 

Murag na out of discussion na hinuoon tingali ko ani da... I could also post other pix of cool Off-Roaders but somehow  I still haven't learned the effective technique to attach photos to this forum directly without having to link to other sites....

BTW MDB, kaning avatar nimo, "Squaw" ba ni siya? Unsa siya nga tribe? Or is she a Pinay in an American Indian COstume or ikaw ba kaha ni?..hahahaha.. just kidding bitaw. I am also fascinated with the Native American Indians most particularly of their renowned tracking skills and of course their history of ferocity and savagery and also of course of their beautiful women who have very distinct attributes... 

Korak ka jan MDB! But my preference gyud sa mga land vehicles are the fast, sleek and slick sports cars (specially the Lamborghinis and Ferraris), 2nd to that are the street bikes, then dirt bikes/ATVs and last are the off-road 4-wheel drives. But my dream vehicles gyud are the supersonic fighter jet planes! Unsaon, frustrated fighter pilot man gud ko, pagsulod nakos military sa army manko natugpa... mao mantinir nalang tag land vehicles..hehehehe

There might be truth in this because my wife likes to smell my used shirts and after she's done smelling, she ends up on top of me... get the picture?...  

Quote from: corrosion_block on August 08, 2009, 05:33:27 PM

There's a H1 Hummer replica assembled in Southern Luzon - nga pag-nakita nimo you would never recognize nga kopya lang-unless you are expert and costs only 1/4 sa presyo sa original and  sikat sa Australian market, they have models displayed in Makati, the manager told me they accept local orders too.

The one I saw parked at Plaza Rizal looks exactly like the one on the picture, color and everything. I've scrutinized and driven these imitation H1 & H2. My preference is the HUMMER Alpha, the one that's being used by the US Army with the exact military specs. Special the ones that you can drive in water that's even neck deep...more like a running submarine  I might say... and still has armor plating... 

Hala ka mako jamo sa ijang tubag! Ma igking man pud ta ana...

Oh My! Pagka gwuapa puyra-buyag gyud ning mga kaliwat namo.. Mao lagi ni naka apan pus Pilar kay hapit tanan mga paryente namo, way jud tay chance...Hehehehehehe

Yeah this one is really cool and there's already one prototype here running around in Bohol. g***! I am having a hard time which one really rocks? The military-standard HUMMER or this one. I can only dream of driving any one of these... or maybe I'll just save and buy myself a die-cast scale model...  

AYOS A! Thriller, Hip-hop, power-punk (MC Hammer), Egyptian, Footloose, Robot, popping, Mazurka, Saturday Night Fever, Square Dance rolled into one...

Very nice shots! Naligo amn unta pud ko sa Bayongan Dam adtong pag Independence Day! Wala sad ko ka huna-huna og kuhag shots adto da! Unsaong na tintal man gyud ko sa tubgi mao ng hing layat dayon ko dretso sa Bayongan Dam. Perting lingawa gyud nako pud didto kay perting lawma man!!!

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 07, 2009, 11:06:55 AM
Married men tend to be settled, educated, established, secured.
Their bases are 'covered'.

The nest is established.

As a result, a younger woman cannot help but dream of 'nestling' in that nest. And having the older bird fertilize her eggs.


Stability, strength, and provision attracts a woman. Women subconsciously think with their eggs. They look for a successful man, established man, to provide for her needs and the needs of a hypothetical family.

More often than not what your stating Lorenzo baby is the common reason why this happens. Naa pay medyo kinomedya pagkasulti pero an actual fact. Matud pa nila, " Mas maayo pa gud ng minyo kay usa ray kompetensya kay kon ulitawo, kay way segurog pila pa kabuok ilang competensya.

On the other side (the older married men) IT'S SO DAMN TEMPTING!!! Sometimes our ego gets the better of us and we succumb to these carnal desires, then, the problem begins...lipay si TANING!!!

Quote from: ms da binsi on August 05, 2009, 11:09:01 PM

Kods di man jud tingali ma hinay ang mga pantalan. kay moabut sad ang panahon nga mo dock na diha ang mga dagko nga cargo vessels labina ug mo asenso na pag ayo ang Bohol. We still need pantalan Kods. kay asa man diay i karga ang mga produkto nato para abroad pohon? aber? aguy dinagko naman ni oi! hahahha

MAGALING! Nakatuhog si Ms. DaBins as to one of the evolutions of the ports that we have. When the Airport operates, this will also signal the arrival of Cruise Ships. And who do international cruise ship operators prefer as crew in these ships? Pinoy's, particularly Bol-anons! Dili ba ta malipay ana?

Did anybody know that the rehabilitation and enhancement of the Maribojoc Port has already been initiated? I was amazed to learn that the Maribojoc Port was built many centuries ago and was indeed the original port before the conquistadores decided to move to Tagbilaran since ships can better be protected there in times of extreme weather conditions. And yes it will the first or one of the first to dock the very large cruise ships which will have Bohol in their itineraries. Now doesn't that spell activity for Maribojoc? Or to the other areas who have ports that can accommodate larger ships?

Another thing. Pag maka match-up nata sa international standards of food processing/packaging for export, asa mas dali or mas barato mag agi pag mag export na either by ship or by plane? Moadto paba ta sa Cebu? Or direkta tag hatod sa airport or pantalan... Imagine the savings of fuel and man hours and livelihood for the local folk particularly ang atoang mga kargadores nga mas desyente pa nyag pamorma unya binuwan na ang sweldo... (This is an informal invitation to prospective investors in contractual manpower servicing  ).

And furthermore, economic zones will be established in the province and the old airport is a very good candidate as an export zone. Aside from being a local economic zone.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.... Very smart indeed!!! Bravo!!!

Quote from: hubag bohol on August 05, 2009, 02:32:40 PM
Ah, tarsier jud diay ang inspiration sa character ni Dobby sa Harry Potter novels!

DDAAAANNGG!!! Bantog ra lagi nga murag familiar kaayo ang dagway ni DOBBY og ang iyang actuations! Sa Tarsier diay to siya gi-base diay tuod noh! Very perceptive HB!!!

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on August 04, 2009, 11:32:19 PM
Kon naa na nang tulay, mohinay ang economic activities sa daghang mga pantalan sa Bohol.  Naturally, the number of boat trips will drastically reduce. Presently there are 19 departures for Cebu everyday from 6:25am to 12mn; and 16 departures from Cebu to Tubigon.  Other ports are those in Tagbilaran, Loon, Clarin, Buenavista, Getafe, Ubay, Talibon and Jagna. Think about the porters, pusu-barbecue vendors, tricycle or trisikad drivers,  jeepney drivers, pasalubong vendors, etc. Kabahin sa tulay, ang job opportunities adto lang daghan inig tukod.  During the operation phase, toll gate personnel na lang juy ma employ ana.  I heard nagpinalitay na og yuta sa proposed approach of the bridge in Getafe; mostly by dummies of one or very few influential persons.  That should spell millions once the government buys these lots from them.     

Dili ma problema ng Tubigon kay mao gyud nay entrada sa mga dailay nga nang viaje. At the first few months mura tingalig mo slow down ning mga port s nga imong gidudahan nga  mang hinay nga ports pero, statistics-wise and experience wise. Maayo lang ning land trip og bag-o pa sigeha di ba kapoy kaayo. This bridege will definitely spur economic activities in the North-East to North-Western parts of the province which so long a time craved be blessed with economic activities. Do you know that the northern part of the province is being prepped as the retirement haven or for the aged among our European and American. Most specially the home stay types wherein Boholano families are the ones to be directly paid by the familes who will be caring for the aged parents of our continental neighbors provided they meet the minimum qualifications. Another thing, ANDA Peninsula is primed to be the next Panglao. The key here is having standard accommodation facilities if we are to compete with Cebu in bringing the tourist to our [province instead of Bohol just being a side-trip, kumbaga balihon nato ang present scenario. Why don't you think about unsaon nimo pagsakay niini samtang sayo pa kay og mag "wait and see attitude" gihapon ta aw kita rapuy maalkanse di ba.. It's ridiculous pud as one comments mentioned pud nga ipang labay kuno nga mga kalamay sa manglbay nga sakyanan. Of course, naa gyud nay specialized re-routing for non-cargo vehicles to pass by a certain area nga toa nakahimutanng nga mga ika-pang hambog natong mga pagkaon og ubang mga produkto. Pareha gud sa una kadtong Silagan, MB Liner, Northern Carrier og bag-o pa ang Saint Jude mohunong gyud sa Carmen, Quinoguitan, Loay Junction aron makapalit pud ang mga pasahero sa ipamaligya nila di bah... We cannot stop progress but what we can do is make use of the opportunities and think of practical if not creative ways of making do with whats available dili lang kay pahungit lang kanunay. We are Boholanos, were not idiots, aren't we?             

Pito adtong naapil ag hulagway mga close nakong kaila pero BAI BENNE ikay to? Mura lagig si Guv lagi to! Perte gyud nakong potuk adtong picture....

MS DA BINS. I think you are referring to the eco-adventure tourism sites. Yes naa nay daghang nangsulpot nga mga ing ani nga sites. Some have asked assistance from ODFs. SOme developed and improved their roads while some retained the old beauty to have the ambience of the old country since this will also challenge most particularly the extreme adventurists who prefer going to these places eithe by trekking or by mountain bike. As of now, Danao is the leader in these eco-adventure tourism parks   

Leyet naman! Leyte diay. Nauswi nga na yungit man pud ag kamot...

BAI JULZ! Dili tingali kay tan awa lang ng mga taga Southern Leyet bitaw, ma a-an mag Bol-anaon tungod kay naa panang ilang J. Naa pa gani accent....

Quote from: Angie Gulle on August 03, 2009, 02:49:45 PM
Kung kalsada na gani hisgutan pod, perting luoya jud didto sa amo dapit sa Cogtong labi na didto sa tumuran nga pag uli nako, murag kabasakan. Unya ang kalsada pod padulong sa Sagbayan kay nag uwan-uwan man pod, makalilisang jamo. Pama-uwan ta og pinugong sa mga sungka-an nga kalsada.

Para nako dli pa priority kanang bridge nga mag connect sa Bohol and Cebu. Kadto man gani pag EB namo pag uli, nakapangutana jud ko kung unsay kalambuan mismo sa Tagbilaran.

ANGE. COGTONG, the preparations have already been made and it is part of the next phase. SAGBAYAN, hmmmm....  the last time (early this year)I passed by that town en route to DANAO was that most of it was already cemented except for certain areas that have short spans where repairs are being done.

"Multi-Access" in the matter that not only pedestrians, vehicles will be running along it but also water, electricity and FOC (fiber-optic cable) with redundant transmissions.. 

It already has a name. Cebu-Bohol Multi-Access Friendship Bridge... It was given 2 years ago..

Quote from: ms da binsi on August 02, 2009, 09:48:11 PM
that will never happen. THANKS BUT NO THANKS! ug si Palin pa. never. unahon nila akatar ang peace and order  ayha  allure sa tourist. kaning bridge di man ni para atua para sa mga turista. gamay pa kaayo ang turista nga moanha sa atoa kay agi dili peaceful, mahadlok. labina sigi balik balik sa National Geographic ang LOCK UP ABORAD-PHILIPPINES.  mahadlok jud ang mga turista ana. wa ra ta sa kumingking sa Thailand ug padaghanay ug tourist. mao nay unang buhaton unta sa nag dumala sa gobyerno sa Bohol. ayuhon ang karsada, ang tagbilaran ayuhon ang hitsura ana kay ang tawo mo anha jud bisan mag bugsay ra, tan-awa ang Papua New Guinea mo adto jud ang mga turista bisan arang kalajo kay peaceful man!

Again MS DABINS, what specific or rather particular peace and order problem are we talking about here? Are we talking about those brought about by progress and development (theft, robbery, drug-related crimes...) Tourism (commercial sex, pornography...) or rebellion (strange, we were just declared as not anymore in the insurgency radar"? Whether we like it or not, with progress comes these "demons". But what's important is having the will to do all things necessary to mitigate the effects of these "demons". Specially if one is "physically" partaking inn these mitigating measures...

Quote from: ms da binsi on August 02, 2009, 09:48:11 PM
that will never happen. THANKS BUT NO THANKS! ug si Palin pa. never. unahon nila akatar ang peace and order  ayha  allure sa tourist. kaning bridge di man ni para atua para sa mga turista. gamay pa kaayo ang turista nga moanha sa atoa kay agi dili peaceful, mahadlok. labina sigi balik balik sa National Geographic ang LOCK UP ABORAD-PHILIPPINES.  mahadlok jud ang mga turista ana. wa ra ta sa kumingking sa Thailand ug padaghanay ug tourist. mao nay unang buhaton unta sa nag dumala sa gobyerno sa Bohol. ayuhon ang karsada, ang tagbilaran ayuhon ang hitsura ana kay ang tawo mo anha jud bisan mag bugsay ra, tan-awa ang Papua New Guinea mo adto jud ang mga turista bisan arang kalajo kay peaceful man!

MS DA BINSI, asa manka karon, naa baka sa Bohol? Or naa paka sa gawas sa probinsya or nasud ba kaha. What roads are you referring to when you say ayuhon ang karasada. If you are referring to roads in Tagbilaran, well, Mayor Lim has a different kind of thinking. But if you are referring to Provincial/National Roads I would be thinking you are talking about those areas where the rebels used to trod. But then again, even those far-flung barangays have generally good roads nowadays. Thanks to KALAHI-CIDDS, the ARCs and more. And besides, those areas are not where tourists go unless they are nostalgic communist who thinks of rekindling the communist action in these areas or porno-freaks who want to have unique and different back grounds for their flicks. The national/provincial roads here are even lauded not only by tourists but by other Filipinos from other parts of  the country as being one of the best roads in the nation. And moreso, there is another phase for the construction of additional roads (a highway for that matter) like for example the one that traverses from Tubigon to Carmen to Jagna. Could you specifically identify these places s that these might be further improved...

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on August 02, 2009, 12:21:50 AM
Daghang kabus ang mawad-an og panginabuhi.

Kinsang mga kabussa man ng mawad-ag trabaho KODDS? OR is it the other way around? Job ops ba kaha hinuon ang ma generate ani...

So, what comes to your mind now BAI BENNELYN?...

It would be helpful if you had at least copied the link...

NOPE! I am definitely not Royalty. On my father's side my ancestor was one of the Spanish soldiers who retired and made the Philippines his retirement home somewhere in Luzon. My Lolo's mother, (father-side was a successful Chinese Merchant based in Cebu). My great-grandfather (mother's side) comes from a renowned clan of block-smiths of Cebu who was forcibly exiled to Southern Leyte for killing 14 people in a single fight just to defend a helpless friend (that's what the old folks say when I asked them about our roots). My mother's father who was a school teacher in their Barrio, was also hunted by the Japanese Imperial Army as he was suspected to be in the Guerilla Movement in So. Leyte during World War-II. So I could safely say I have no Royal Blood. A warrior's blood maybe...       

Good for them that he is A Muslim Royalty. There Galo clans in the Mabini as well as those in Pres. Garcia or formerly Basiao. They are mostly Protestants. My lineage on my mother's mother side (My Lola for short) are the Galo-Sanico of Southern Leyte. I was just curious since because I know little of that side of my family tree....

Unsa man, BIGATLA? BIGAON? 

How about GALO are they of Boholano origin or are they rather from Leyte?

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on July 28, 2009, 08:26:38 PM
Oh, I see. Pilar diay na ilang kaliwat. Mga buotan ug brayt na silang mga bataa. Way gasto ang mga ginikanan kay mga scholars.  Ang ilang mama taga Maribojoc (Garsuta).

Hmmmmmm.... you seem to know much about my cousins, I might probably know you too "koddisky" ..hehehehe

This ad was aired in the Philippines about five or six years ago. I had a blast the first time I saw it... 

Amen to that...

Pilar ang kagikan ana nila. If what you have in mind is Trinipil's parents...

How about Lagapa, Doy-Doy, Butron, Butcon? Are these last names native of Pilar or Sierra Bullones? Enlighten us...

This move is way, way, way, long overdue....

I am very tempted to expound but I have so many documents to prepare for a meeting in Cebu tomorrow. Unsaon mangalit man pud ning akoang boseng og pang delegate at very short noptice, naa pa raba unta pud koy personal nga kabilinggan ugma. I will reply when I get back. You both have good points raised....

Diha koy classmate sa college didto pako sa Cebu nga mi estorya nako nga diha silay silingan nga wala gyud magdayon intawn kay tungod sa ilang apelyedo. Ang lalaki apelyedo Cabahug uny ang babaye Eloc. Perting insultuha nila pag adto sa printing press kay sige mag panga gik-ik og buhakhak ang mga staff didto kay unsaon mang ang mogawas sa inivitation kay "Cabahug-Eloc Nuptials". Dili kaha manglipung ang mga mangatindir adto?...

Anyway I am also a victim as well as also guilty of the peculiarities of us Pinoys in giving names to their children. I am a vistim because to appease everyone all three suggested names for my first name given. I had almost thought I flunked during the then "NCEE" Exams in high school because I was the last one given the results. I found out that the last two letters of my family name was dropped off by the validating machine because it exceeded the number of boxes for the entries.

I am also guilty since I also gave three first names for my Children. My Eldest son has a "clothing pattern" and "a kind of a hat" for his 2nd and 3rd first name respectively. My second son has hist 3rd first name a combination of two significant event, the Philippine Centennial and the national elections and my youngest and only daughter has her 1st first name like that of a boy, 2nd first name like that of a period of time   

This is an unedited article submitted to the editors of the local papers for this Sundays edition this is at the mercy of the publishers
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Zero waste, food sustainability and high “carbo” content makes seaweeds viable bio-fuel source

By ZecurB

Current human civilization as we know it is steadily if not exponentially increasing its demand for energy. The bulk of our supply depends on fossil fuel (petroleum, coal) but experts predict that this source of energy will not last even up to the next century. Maybe, even less. Furthermore, consumption of these fossil fuels has created a negative impact towards the environment due to the emission of pollutants and other “greenhouse gases that has derailed the world’s climate. This has eventually affected global food production due to the onset of the “El Niño”, “La Niña” phenomena which continue to lay waste to vast tracts of agricultural areas and even affecting livestock as well.

All over the world there is a mad scramble to find alternative sources of energy. One group that is a promising source is gaining popularity. These are the bio-fuels. Among the bio-fuels that showed signs of viability are ethanol and bio-diesel. And Bohol, being an agricultural economy is fertile ground for initiatives in the preparations of the developing technologies and raw material sourcing.

During the press conference held at the Seglim Restaurant of Bohol Tropics Resort last Thursday afternoon, July 16, 2009 after the formal signing of Memorandum of Understanding on Marine Aquaculture between the Province of Bohol and the Republic of Korea, Dr. Gyungsoo Kim, President of the Biolsystems CO., Ltd. expounded to the members of the local media as to why the seaweeds was chosen fitting source of raw material for bio-ethanol production since seaweeds has very high carbohydrate content which is a good base for fermentation. Dr. Kim also added seaweeds is not one of the main sources of food production in the island province as compared to other raw materials such as corn, sugarcane, certain root crops, grains, fruit juices among others. The logic in that if ever large areas will be cultivated for the production of seaweeds this will not compete with other foods crops since this will be grown in the coastal areas while the food crops will continue to be grown and cultivated in the mainland thus continuing sustainability of food production. Furthermore, with the technology developed by Dr. Kim and Biolsystems, production of bio-ethanol from seaweeds produces zero-waste since the waste products or by-products can be used as good organic fertilizers, even thereby contributing to enrichment of the soil for the food crops in the mainland. More so, this is a sustainable source of energy since the raw materials can just be continuously planted.

Dr. Kim simplified in layman’s term how ethanol is produced. Raw material which is the seaweeds is hydrated (process of removing water or moisture) by a catalyst or enzyme to convert starches to sugar after which yeast is added to promote fermentation, distilled and further processed to produce the ethanol. Just similar to making the “tuba” or coco wine.

The Province of Bohol, saw the potentials of joining the bandwagon in the development of alternative particularly since Bohol is also an agricultural economy. And that this can also be a big contribution to the efforts towards poverty reduction due to the direct as well as indirect opportunities for livelihood not only to the province’s marginal fisher folks but to the Boholano people in general. Though it is just currently that the Province of Bohol delves into bio-ethanol development and production as the initiatives for the development of another bio-fuel which is bio-diesel production thru jatropha which had a head start, the provincial leadership envisions that these two initiatives will complement each other.

More often than not, kining mga hambog daghan kaayog kulang sa ilang pagkatawo mao nang i-agi nalang sa pagka hambogero/gera. This is a primal defense mechanism and this can be seen even in nature. I agree gyud nga hambog ning mga Tagalog. Back when I was in the military mas close pa sa mga Bisaya ang mga Igorots kay they are quite mild mannered yet fearless and vicious, unya ang mga Ilonggo og mga Tagalogs puy magkatapok kay pareha silang mga pagarpar og way nahot... 

BPSTEA is along Tamblot Street it is also near corner of Espuelas-Tamblot Streets and there's that very short which I still don't know the name.

Religion can never save anybody, it's your personal relationship with Jesus Christ "IRREGARDLESS OF YOUR DENOMINATION". If you accept that Jesus Christ died for your sins and you whole-heartedly accept "HIM and only HIM" as your personal Lord and Saviour and have faith in HIM then you will be saved....

Have the Filipinos really left the pagan ways? Or were pagan practices have still been continued and the pagan gods and dieties replaced with the so-called catholic saints? It was easier to convert the pagans this way... Just for example celebrating the natal day on December when scientific proof tells us us that Jesus Christ was most likely born on summer. Putting up a christmas tree is a pagan practice, theis came from the Druids, who were the Druids? They were animists, they worshipped trees... I can mention more..   

Condolence to the family. A sad fate it may seem for the loved ones who are left behind living in this world. But on the other of side it (I'm not being insensitive here) they are blessed for they are now in the presence of our maker, the LORD GOD ALMIGHTY, (hopefully, they have accepted Jesus Christ as their personal Saviour)  for they are spared of the pain and the misery of living in the real HELL that is on EARTH.

The last time I was there was with my wife and a superior from my previous office a few years back, about  14 years ago, it was sometime in August, I was just newly hired as a regular employee and I was a new father then (the day before, my first born son was christened). And "luckily" or "unluckily" we came there days after a flood occurred. No wonder the local folks were weary when we arrived and learned that we were going to have a picnic at that time. A catastrophe like what happened to the two friends were a regular occurrence of that place.  Just like Kawasan Falls in Cebu...         

View na sa pantalan sa Tagbilaran kon adto ka gatan-aw mismo gikan sa Pantalan...

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on July 01, 2009, 11:17:44 PM
Tinuod na  gamay nay lubi karaan kay gihurot ug gabas gitukod siguro to ug balay gipulihan na karon ug mahoganny ug germellina.Tagsa napud ang magtanum ug lubi kay ingon permi kono ka sandaw.
Bitaw sa una tagsa ray sakyanan lamokon,motaas na raman ning atong liog ug hinuwat perting dugaya molabay ang pedicab ba ron or ang bus. Karon ug abroad ka tagsaan na ug sakyanan unya ingdaghan napud ang sakyanan kay daghan nagnegosyo ug pasaheruan.Sa amoa bitaw sa isla sa Pangangan mosimba mi sa una magbaklay panun karon tagsaan na ug wheels abug abugan na raman ta labyan bisan mga studyante sa amoa hinatud na moeskwela perting social na.

Nope! There isn't really a scarcity sa bagow (pina-gahi). We still have more than what is needed even if the coco shells are sold as charcoal either for fuel or for the prized "deactivated carbon" that are component in filters. It is just that until now experiments have not yet produced a method or procedure in that case that can help increase the shelf life of the the calamay while using the "bagow" as packaging. Naa pa gihapon ng pilit kaayo nga kalamay, one just have to make sure that you buy the genuine calamay from the makers who have been at it for a long time. But for myself, I prefer calamay nga maingkib og mausap kana kon kilawon as is pero kon isagul sa pan aw lami gyud tong  laput kay ma sprea man nimog sakto sa pan.

As for the coco lumber, the cutting of coco lumber has been regulated nowadays. If there is a reason that there will be a scarcity of the "bagow" it would be because of the buko juice consumption as well as Brontispa infestation. But the lattter has already been contained...   

Nope! I am not Jojo...hehehehe

You can't blame the Chinese for succeeding since not only do they have those good qualities but the Chinese, are one of the ancient civilizations that provided the world the most crucial technological innovations which other ancient civilizations have ever surpassed...   

And they spelled my name wrong....

Hahaha... my contemporaries then would envy me when I did the moonwalk during showdowns at the Gasoline Station along CPG Ave., that's beside in what is now Metrocenter Hotel. Breakdance showdowns then were the gangs and other groups mode of fighting instead of the traditional fists fights where only the egos were bruised not our faces...

It was during our time in high school when he was at his peak with songs such as "Thriller", "Beat It", "Do You wanna Be Starting Something", "Billy Jean" (which my group used to dance to whenever there were some functions that required some entertainment). During my elementary years I could not forget "Ben" and "I Wanna Rock With You", a theme from "ET" (which I forgot the title), also "Caribbean Girl". Dang! When I was way younger and slimmer I could mimic his moves, now I don't if I don't look gross when I do those moves 

Mao lagi, mga "paragraph" kaayo ning mga "Karne Norte" 

Being happy is relative. But no one can truly be happy unless one is content of what one has because unhappiness stems from being unsatisfied with what one has. One can own the world but that does not ensure happiness while one might be content with being able to eat one full meal a day, have a place to protect him from the stinging sun or the cold rain yet he or she is truly happy... if you really want to be happy, be content of what you have now and be very grateful for it as others are more worse off...

Bolingitbaby, of course there's always hidden agenda by these funders, (nothings for free in this world), and it's "our" (responsive, responsible job to mitigate, buffer or downright oppose. As for lobbying, yes there is lobbying and "everybody up there" does not want "everybody down here" to be aware of that (catch my drift?). And the strongest unanimous reason that these funders retort without batting an eyelash is that the province of Bohol has very high rates of success and accomplishment compared to any other province in the country due to its leaders political will (but shyly say in whispers, it's also because of our leaders lobbying powers and connections)...     

Question. What are the good, sound, logical reasons that one should vote for Cesar Montano? Justify it with hard facts? Assumptions not included.

If ever he wins, will the international organizations(UN for one) and/or other members of the international community (Australia, E.U., the US, Japan, South Korea, China,...etc) that have helped shaped Bohol's current positive development be so willing to continue to extend their help or will they become cautious and the province has to start from scratch again. We can only hope.

He may be, a good person inside, but the question is, will he be a good judge of character such that the people whom he will choose to surround him, his advisers, will have even a tenth of the golden heart and wisdom of the legendary wise King Solomon?

The future of the province and the welfare of the Boholano people is at stake here, how  much are we willing to gamble?

We can only hope and pray that by some miracle he can and will do great things but what are the stakes and how high are the stakes?

I don't know how many of those that are members of TB are really here in the Province and are actually voting this coming elections and have seen, can see and are exposed to the everyday life of all the social classes (from the marginal fisherman who volunteers to maintain and protect a marine sanctuary even without compensation to the expatriate investor who has learned to live and love the province and its people and does philanthropic work ), their yearnings, hopes, dreams and aspirations. I'd rather not say what they say because it's up to you to find out for yourselves.

Yes, it cannot be denied that corruption exists in politics, but are they really the source or proginators of corruption? Or are we the reason why they have become corrupt. Whether we like it or not, good guys generally don't make good leaders but seemingly, the bad ones often do better... Eventually, it's just a matter of choosing the lesser evil or greater good (between the Devil and the deep, blue sea so to speak)...
       

LANG-MU! Pakitang gilas ra gyud tawn ning ila, pero dugay nang nangapas-mo intawn ning mga katawhan nila didto. HApit na mapareha ni sila adtong nakita natong mga images sa Africa nga mga skin and bones na intawn ning ilahang mga kabataan. It was either Newsweek or Time that was able to publish these images a few years back. I just hope that it has not gotten worse... 

Quote from: fdaray on June 06, 2009, 11:16:50 AM
Time changes. There is no so such thing as permanent in this world.

Sure! Time changes but some things are better as it were since it's original state or color for that matter give it's identity.... 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA... Kuyawa i-ilo ah! Unsa kahag samtang ga ilo unya naay manawag peoro naka vibrate mode diay, unsa kahay reaction nimo...hehehehehe

Kahinumdum ko anang Cerelac ang amoang 2nd from the youngest maoy unang nakatilaw ana namong managsuon, akoy tighurot sa sobra sa ajoang manghud, usahay ako pung sungkabon kay kilawon labi na gyud ng banana flavor. Sorry Grazie, I meant to flatter you when I mentioned "manghud pa tingali ka nako"...hehehehehehe  

That's neat but what I am looking forward is the cellphone that' almost as thin as a folded hangky and just as soft as cloth also. You can see that in the movie ULTRAVIOLET top-billed by Mila Jovovich. That phone actually exists and works but it's not in commercial production yet, still in the prototype status yet....

Quote from: calle on April 02, 2009, 05:57:58 PM
usahay sauna wa koy bag kay guba. ako lang bitbiton ang mga libro ug notebook. ang pencil ug ballpen isuksuk lang sa bulsa.

poor me.

Bitaw BAI CALLE, Miagi man gani ko adtong panahon nga ang ahong mga libro banganon nakog pisi nga romblon pero kon naa gani saguran nga sako nga wala na gamita para kopras, ahong tabason unya himoung bag kay lig-on. Unya kon mag camping mi sa Boys Scout mangita ko karsones sa akoang amahan nga dili na kaayo niya gamiton unya banganan nako ang isig katumoy sa tiilan unya bangan pud nako sa hawak and, VOILA!!! Naa nakoy knapsack!

Quote from: grazie7y on May 16, 2009, 02:59:47 AM
bitaw oi kasakit ba adtong netbag atong sudlan ug mga libro.  mag lubon gud tawon tong hawiranan sa netbag kay isab-it man sa akong bukton to. 

kadtong first nko nakasapatos ug "kung fu" kadto bitaw flat, black shoes. kinsay kadumdum adto? 

Manghod pa diay ka nako Grazie kay pag uso anang kung-fu nga shoes murag Grade-V or Grade VI nako. Later on mi uso napod tong Ninja Shoes, kadto bitawng buwag ang thumb sa atong toes unya murag boots ang porma blak sad nga cotton cloth ang material. Unya brass nga flat hooks ang ikaw-it para ma fasten.

Ang bingka nga brown sa loay wala najud ko katilaw, wala napuy mamaligyag dinumugan sa Quinoguitan basta naay bus mohunong didto kay maniudto ag driver.

Ang agi anan sa sa busses karon duha nalang kabuok dlili pareha sa una nga tibuok right side maoy agi anan. Wala napud ang Northern Carrier labi natong baynte-baynte nga maoy kinakusgan modagan sa una sa interior. Ang Ceres wal makasulod kay gi petitionan sa atoang mga bus operators dinhi sa Bohol (Just like why SM and the Gaisano Chain wala makasulod dire sa atoa, and we know who are the people behind this) pero naay mga negotiations nga gipang himo lay aron kon ma tuokod na ang Cebu-Bohol Friendship Bridge og ang Bohol-Leyte Bridge makasulod na silag balik.

Naa pay daghang kabaw oist! Amoang mga saop naay between 3-4 carabaos per family. Additional proof to that is the chocolate cake (tae sa kabaw nga nag proliferate sa karsada particularly sa mga interior municipalities nga naay national highways.

Sa una sa Bolhay pako makapalit pakog tulingan P5/kilo sa Causeway, karon ang P5 ulo ras tulingan. And that's because of a large fishing vessel operator who is monopolizing the fish prices in the province. It's way much cheaper to buy in Pasil, Cebu. As for Darayski, the dolphins and whales have been in Bohol for a long time already, way even before your youth, ang diprensya lang kay sa una karnehaon karon protektaan na kay tourism asset na ni siya nato kay ari ra sa Bohol ang biggest concentration sa diversity sa species sa Marine Mammals dinhi sa Bohol, imagine it's only in Bohol that 75% of the different known species have been spotted and identified.

As for the "gahong", it is highly discouraged nga magbuho lang or magpabuhagay bisag asa kay tungod sa atoang klase sa yuta dinhi nga ginganlag karst. We have to protect our water resources unya dali r akaayo mo seep sa atoang water table ang mga pollutants, contaminants wether biological or industrial. So maka ingon ta nga naay daghan changes dinhi sa Bohol nga for the good of the Boholanos pa...           

Sorry ha, pero mas nindotan pakos Mag-Aso Falls sa Antequera...    

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA......

Hahahaha! Shakspan gyud diay! Oo BAI naay mga pipila ka call centers na dire sa Tagbilaran.  Most of them small ones, mga tag 15-18 agents kay dili pa kaya ang heavier nga traffic kay wal pamn guy suitable infra. Pag maplastar ang FOC backbone then the floodgates will open so to speak...     

Bitaw mingaw kaau sa Yahoo 360, mas bibo pa sa TAGGED og sa uban...

Kitang mga naa sa Third World Countries mamalit gihapug TV kay dagahan pang mga lugar nga wala in-tawn internet... Labi na kadtong toa sa mga lugar sama sa "Behind the Clouds" kanang dapit nga tadlasan padulong sa Sagbayan og ngadto napud dapit padulong sa Danao. Pawala ka o ptuo sa Bohol naay dgahang lugs dihang TV, AM og Short-Wave ray makalusot...   

LANG-MU! I had gotten hold of other info about these atrocities, thanks to CARHRHIL...

Basta GEC way tug anay ha! Kita ray mahibawo ha. NAka-inom kas red wine nga gitagan sa imoha or wala gyud?...

Quote from: -<GEC348>- on May 28, 2009, 02:40:37 PM
If you are who I think you are, then I think it was you whom I saw 

I'll say, "gator fee" the next time we'll dump into each other

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.....

Good suggestion MACK! Naa tay mga estudyante sa CVSCAFT nga maka excell ani. I'll throw that idea to the Academe in the coming multi-sectoral meetings....

Mao gyud

OOOOOPPPPSSS! Siya lagi! What  I had in my mind was ZARRAGA but my fingers had something else in mind. I wonder why...  

Unsaon man pud namo pag dala nimo GEC nga dili man gani ka magpaila...

If they really call it GATOR FEE then that really needs looking into. I will coordinate with the PaDaYon BMTMCI if they are familliar with such a policy but I think BARRH can enlighten us more on it. But the question is, are they willing to divulge or expound...?   

Kana pud GEC lain pud na siya. Naunhan ko nimog post, unsaon nga hing kalit mag ka shakoy ring gigamit nako nga PC, nawagtang man hinuon ag akong message so ni re-type ko. Naunas sulod imong reply...

I think the guard was referring to "Gate Toll Fee". A term that the locals use. But it does rhyme or sound like 'Gator fee". These usually range from P5-25 in smaller least known resorts. Bohol Beach Club Charges P250 but it comes with a Coke and a Hamburger sandwich. Other bigger more prominent resorts may charge higher but again, it usually comes with a treat or souvenir or something. The amounts mentioned in the article are preposterous!  It can only mean a few things, maybe it was a communication problem, or either the guard was trying to make a "fast-buck" or a "killing" (sorry for the morbidity), or there is something else that this writer is not telling (maybe they wanted something but did not get what they wanted) so to come at us, wrote this very vendictive article. Gaduda ko anig taga laing resort ni outside Bohol unya mag spread dayon og "blasphemous rumours' aron madaut ta. The price of fame I might say.

Pero dalia ra gyud dayon sa uban nato nakahatag og panaway nohhh...   

Oist! nalimtan nakos GLACE. Dugay na nga naay ga-operate nga Flying School dire sa Tagbilaran, pero kanang ga-offer og Aeronautical courses wala pa. Most of the customers are Koreans and Taiwanese, some Middle Easterns and a few Japanese. Diha pa gani makalingaw kaayo nga pang hitabo when one of these light planes had a crash landing at the Tagbilaran Airport. Rare kaayo ning nga ing-aning panghitabo sa atoa. Sa dihang nahitabo ang maong crash landing, ang designated driver sa Rescue Team mi response kunohay dayon, so misutoy siya with the rescue vehicle to respond. Maybe due to his excitement or simpleng pagka-ratol ba kaha niya, wala na siya mag tan-aw or nag check kon naka sakay naba ang ubang members sa rescue team.  Pag abot sa driver ngadto sa na-momo (literally) nga eroplano natingala siyang nganong walay nitabang niya sa fire fighting equiptment. Pastilan! Paglingi niya, dha na siya nakabantay nga perting ginukod intawn sa crew sa ilang sakyanan! Ga hal-hal intawn ang agi nila. Ang rescue crew na hinuoon maoy hapit rescue-hunon kay hapit nanga-utas, pero ang pilot og ang studyante wala tatsa. The guy became the butt of jokes for quite some time at the airport.

If my memory serves me right, it was then Cong. Venice Borja-Agana...

BAI BENE! Yes, Paolo diay tuod iya ngalan. If he intends to come back and still enroll in HNU then he is automatically with the HNU tem because I recall that Parts is intent on keeping him with the team. A few days ago we had an election of officers in preparation of creating a registered and sanctioned organization devoted to football in order to have a recognized identity. Sooner or later we will be making preparations for creating by-laws and regulations as these are requirements of the SEC even if it's a none-profit organization.

Increasing the bandwidth was done but is still not enough, that,s why the largest call center now operating here in the city can only accommodate a maximum of 40 agents while others are have fewer. To be able to match demands in relation to our neighboring provinces who got a headstart, an FOC backbone has to be in place (which also can serve the purpose of signal redundancy). GLOBE and SMART are working together on this, for economical reasons (why have separate diggings when the two can share in the conduit). Other independent Cable-TV providers can also benefit from this infrastructure. And maybe even the power providers, if the plans of placing the wires underground instead of the traditional above-ground is feasible.

As to those of us who like to wallow in pessimism, yes corruption cannot be avoided. The question is what have we done about it? What steps have we contributed against it? Or we'll just go about enjoying criticizing. It's your call, shall we become "Ranting Swedes"or "Agents of Change"?...

That's why Danao is one of the pilot areas because the locality has realized the important points you have mentioned. LGU-Danao is bent on capitalizing or riding on the eco-tourism niche. They have realized that in order to sustain their livelihood, they have not only to replenish what they have taken but also improve/enhance it. Application of ANR will depend on what a particular locality wants, is it for the sustainability of a source of livelihood, is it for improvement expansion of a watershed, is it for prevention/stoppage of further soil erosion or is ti to bring back the bio-diversity of the area. One or two or more of these might be the objective or maybe even all of it. One thing remains, it's a lot cheaper that having to procure new stocks or varities. Sa advertisement pa sa usa ka phone company, "Kon saan ka masaya, supportaan taka...'         

Maayo kaayo na nga move nga ibalik ang kanhi ngalan sa BolHay! Kami mismo sa Solid '85 malipayon kay ang amoang pag paniningkamot nga ibalik ang kanhi ngalan naay pagbunga. Usa sa dagon tingali ang amoang classmate nga judge na karon  nga which also happens to be a close relative of the Chattos...

BAI insurectus! Nalingaw kaayo ko anang imong langaw ba ns o soom ga tuyok-tuyok! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA....

Quote from: benelynne on May 23, 2009, 09:01:05 AM
Bai ZecurB,

Thanks for this feedback. My son will not be enrolling at HNU in the next school year, but in an acceleration school where the instruction is modular and individualized. He is presently with me in Japan, but will be back there in the first half of June. I have mentioned you to him as a way of motivating him to work harder on his studies. By the way, I have had a chance to talk with Parts about two times during my short visit to Tagbilaran last year. I donated the team's uniform last year. I really hope we could strengthen Tagbilaran's soccer and work towards finding sponsors for competitions. Maayo kaayo ang imong project para sa mga kabataan aron malikay sila sa mga di-maayong buhat. I would like my son to be part of a group that is into sports and civic activities, kay ug wala na'y soccer diha ra pud na sa sud sa balay.

Kinsa man diay tong team nakadaug bag-o lang sa Cebu, di ba Bohol man pud to?

HOLY SHHMOKOY BAI BENN! If that photo is a photo of your kid then I know him! I've seen him in action and he can hold his own on the field, a big boy, with regular and serious training he can be quite an asset for Bohol or any team he'd like to be in.

With regards as to what will happen to the present airport if the one in Panglao will be operational, yes, it will be converted into a commercial area, and if talks push thru, an export zone and if the FOC infrastructure is stabilized and established, it  can also be an ideal site for an ICT village. Furthermore, height restrictions for buildings within the city can finally lifted so high rise structures can flourish... 

BAI Benn, actually I send my articles to all the local outfits, so it's the editors call if they will publish it. Of course we can accommodate your son. Our group has been regularly holding tournaments for kids from ages 7-14 in specific age groups. We do this 2 or 3 times a year, depending on the availability of funding from sponsors. Our groups thrust is to develop grassroots football, develop them while their young. Our own little way also of helping these kids to veer away from illegal drugs and crime by keeping them busy playing. We already held one early part this year, then there was a PSC-sponsored Childrens Community Games of which soccer was one of the events included. The next one is sometime this October, it's sponsored by a gubernatorial hopeful. If your son is studying at HNU, just let him approach "Parts Angalot", he is the coach for football @ HNU High in Janssen Heights. Actually, there are teenagers who are playing with us every afternoon at the grandstand. Our group is still in the process of creating a strong Football Association in the Province so that we can tap the assistances that PFA can provide.

Oo, taw an ng pina ka ubos nga falls. Mailhan man nimo kay pinaka linaw man siya sa tanan. Aside from that, the 1st time I saw sa lowest nga fall I could already feel and sense it's treachery maskig wala pay nakasulti nako nga taw-an diay to siya, as compared sa kinatas-an nga I felt very comforatble about it, so comfortable that I could not resist climbing the vines up to the topmost ledge, about 15 or 20 meters high ang diving off it with glee 

Did you also join the Workshop? I also wanted to join the workshop but somehow there wer other coverages so I was not able to go bacck. I wanted to get some more material for my references. Were you also at the 1st PressCon on 19?