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Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on May 27, 2010, 01:44:08 AM
tukod nalang ug partylist para sa mga bol-anon aron daghan ug funding. nahimo gani sa mga bicolanos, 2 pa kabuok unya sa mga waray ug taga mindanao nganong dili man ta kahimo?

One Bohol party list, read the link http://www.boholchronicle.com/2009/aug/23/major3.htm

I wonder what has happened to it now?

gara-a uy

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on May 27, 2010, 01:44:08 AM
tukod nalang ug partylist para sa mga bol-anon aron daghan ug funding. nahimo gani sa mga bicolanos, 2 pa kabuok unya sa mga waray ug taga mindanao nganong dili man ta kahimo?

naa nay nagsugod ani, kabasa kos Bohol Chronicle, i-Google sa to nako

the analogy is somewhat different coz the groups you mentioned represents bigger ethnic groups,  e.g. Bicolanos for Bicol region which includes Albay, Camarines Sur & Norte, Catanduanes and others; Warays for Region 8 and Mindanao for the whole of Mindanao Island. Maybe a party list for a bigger ethnic group for the Visayans is more appropriate.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 27, 2010, 12:21:32 AM
That is ideal.. as the saying goes: "CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME."

There is a famous student slogan in the 80's" (am not sure if it originated from UP). "KUNG HINDI TAYO KIKILOS SINO ANG KIKILOS, KUNG HINDI NGAYON KAILAN." It rings true all the time.

We can make a difference by starting in our own backyard. We cannot expect the government to take care all the problems of the people, what we expect for them is to have a political will to implement pro-people programs, that will eventually uplift the living condition of our people. We deserve more than a lip-service, more than hollow promises, more than just political gimmicks.

I was hoping one day, we can unite ourselves and form a very strong advocacy group. A kind of organization that will safeguard and protect the interests of the Boholanos. A group that is critical to legislative agendas, critical to policies that are adversely affecting the interests of the people.

By concerting our efforts we can make a difference.

We don't need to be elected to serve, we are made by God to fulfill a mission. We will not throw this chance of a lifetime. LIFE IS SHORT.

The quote you mentioned is probably adapted from the late Abraham "Ditto" Sarmiento Jr, a UP Diliman student activist and Martial Law martyr, who urged his fellow students: "Kung hindi tayo kikilos, sino ang kikilos? Kung di tayo kikibo, sino ang kikibo? Kung hindi ngayon, kailan pa?" ("If we do not act, who will act? If we do not care, who will care? If not now, when?") Source: Wikipedia

I too share your dream of an advocacy group. This is what is sorely lacking in Bohol, especially one that is non-partisan. You start it I will join it. Just let me know.

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on May 25, 2010, 10:46:36 PM
Sakto ka Jig because a market does not need a sophisticated building. Remember, trading was born on the rugged terrain of the 'Silk Route' and on the rough seas of the 'spice route'. People defy dangerous elements for the sake of better value.

ngita ta kog picture sa among city market diri pero wa ko kita, ing-ana jud ka maot siguro

our city market is described as an open covered general retail market. and the emphasis is on value for money. barato pa jud kaayo ikumpara sa naa sa supermarket.

kasagaran mga city or town markets diri nga naadto-an na nako, traditional ug simple ra kaayo ang structure. ug di ka kita ug mga pagarpar nga signs like 'thru the efforts of Mayor so and so blah di blah di blah'... and I live in a first world country! how ironic...

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on May 25, 2010, 07:11:38 PM
Wa man lagi lami.

Ang design cubical which is not appropriate for public market. Ang public market should be an open place with less walls and more stalls so buyers could move around freely. There should be lots of free space for vendors to post their advertisements and banners and it should be visible for the public from all corners. A market should only be at ground level with high roofing for better ventilation, contrary to the mayors claim of a multi storey building. 

Sa iyang design walay ventilation. Dili lusot lusot ang hangin ug mag kinahanglan pa kini ug air-conditioning units, which is again a burden of the town.

Wake up kung kinsa ang nag suggest ani nga market. We are not in the northern hemisphere but in a tropical country.

Kung ako ang pa designon ug public market, it should look like a dome with no walls around so the cool breeze from the sea and natural light could come in, minimizing the use of electricity.

This is not a practical design for a public market. After all unsa man ang purpose sa building, comfort to the eye or comfort to the shopping public. This design could give more favor to big entrepreneurs nga dunay ika rent sa pwesto, driving away small vendors who can only afford a square meter of space.

Unsa man ang mga facilities ani nga merkado? Kung kalibangon ta, duna bay hinlo nga kasilyas? Mao man ni ang importante.

Also, duna ba kini "Waste Disposal System (solid or liquid)" asa man paingon ang waste water ani nga mercado? Sa akong pag too diretso sa dagat as pollutant. Naa ba ni water treatment or septic tank before disposing the water to the sea?

spot on macky. palihug kunog tubag ani be? ang among merkado diri sa akong gipuy-ang siyudad diri sa UK maot kaayo ikumpara diha anang merkadoha, but so what? ang giadto nako mao ang pagkabarato ug pagka-presko sa gibaligya dili ang merkado.

ang merkado sa una, para nako, may juy kinasaktuhan. sama pananglitan sa Baclayon, open space unya multi-purpose. i know maot ang sa Baclayon, pero sa pagka-practical ug maintenance costs, unsa may ikasaway?

QuoteIt would be good to have a thorn on the side to afflict the comfortable. - Conrado de Quiros

... on why he chose Satur Ocampo for senator last 2010 national and local elections

Ang katawhan GILUBATAN pagkadawat sa UWAN-UWAN sa mi-aging piniliay
Nga kalit ra pong nahanaw sa KAHANGINAN kay niadtos ICM ug BQ

Bishop Villena is the lone voice of the wilderness

to "follow my advice" bwahahaha

as always, VOX PECUNIAE, VOX DEI (The voice of Money is the voice of God)!

anus-a pa kaha ma VOX POPULI, VOX DEI (The voice of the people is the voice of God)...

Here's a challenge to you all... if you accepted "inangayan" last elections, hang your heads in shame!

Oh, wait... wa na nyay tawo sa Bohol ana ron. Ug mamingaw na kaayo ang Tubag Bohol.

Simple ra man ni para nako, VOX PECUNIAE, VOX DEI (The voice of Money is the voice of God).

Di na kinahanglan nga magpasanginlanay pag kinsa ang mas dako ug mipalit. Tanan ang mipalit, bisan ang akong kandidato nga si Montano (ingon pa ni Lucio sa laing thread). Pero to be fair to Montano, he said on record (its in the public domain) nga wa siya mopalit. So far, si Lucio ra ang nag-ingon nga si Montano namalit ug boto. So, I'm giving Montano the benefit of the doubt not because I supported him in last elections but he said so on record and nobody on record (in the proper media and not discussion forums) said otherwise.

All the winners have tainted wins. Don't insult the people with the rubbish Vox populi, vox Dei! That's not true in Bohol.

DI BA LAIN?

Quote from: hofelina on May 23, 2010, 05:01:29 PM
Asa mang dapita ang Baclayon Museum?

try this link http://taga-baclayon.blogspot.com/2009/11/baclayon-museum.html

Quote from: grazie7y on May 23, 2010, 06:21:42 AM
Cadbury fruit and nut akong favorite, jig! 

unsa man diay bation sa imong anak kon makakaon ug milk?  unsa man, lactose intolerant sya? 

my younger son has multiple allergies - strawberry, all dairy products (milk dring, yogurt, butter, cheese), nuts (very severe reaction), egg yolk, prawns, pineapple.

sa milk, iya reaction, mangatol iyang tutunlan unya ang mapisikan mamuwa ug manghubag parehas bitaw ug natil-asan unya perteng pangawot. kanang mapiskan lang sa strawberry yogurt nga paborito sa maguwang, ang mapiskan morag gitil-asan jud unja dugay mawa.

kana imong cadburys fruit and nut ipalajo jud na kay kini sija di kaginhawa bisan ug makabaho lang labi na mani.

naa tawon mi pirmi da epipen injection kada lakaw para paniguro.

Quote from: grazie7y on May 23, 2010, 06:15:22 AM
mao ba, jig?  wa ko sukad naka palaman ana'g slice bread!  hmmm, makasulay!  dugay na ko wa ka lanlan ug milo bya!  mangita ko sa pinoy store pohon.

mao man toy among kalaki sa gagmay pa mi, grazie. kusog mangimbento

kanang lanlan hasta akong 7-year old kusog kaayo. luoy laman ang manghod kay allergic man sa milk unya milk chocolate man nang Milo, maglaway tawon. ijaha pud Cadburys nga pure chocolate pero sagulan kamay.

Quote from: grazie7y on May 23, 2010, 06:07:51 AM
both basta di lang butangan tubig or milk.  lami nang dretso kaunon, dili ga imnon!

sakto, pero prefer ko Milo. lami lanlanon o di ba kaha ipalaman sa slice bread gikan sa Joel's Bakery, kinapaboritohan jud sa tanan hahaha

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 23, 2010, 04:56:03 AM
Libog bitaw ko nganong migawas ni human na man unta ang eleksyon.

basin snail mail ni nasaag sa cyberspace

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 22, 2010, 09:43:16 PM
In fact I did. I put up a multi-million (PhP) project, but it was not properly managed. It is hard to let relatives run your investments. Maybe, I was poorly advised when the FS was undertaken. As a result, I lost so much money. 

My option is still open, I am interested in eco-tourism maybe in the future when I will retire and personally manage it.  Meantime, I am trying my best to provide the kids in my barangay some fun. I sponsor egg hunting during Easter, and Xmas party with games,prizes and gift giving.  That means so much to the children in my poor fishing village. Who would care to feed them free? Who would remind them that Xmas is not only for the rich but is also for poor kids like them? Just a day of fun, but memories live forever.

Someone has to do it, I believe.

unfortunately wolf, yours will not be the last sad story involving relatives. i emphatize with you as this happened to my parents' retirement money, which greatly affected our future college education then

the 'small things' that you do to the children of your fishing village will go a long way for them, i'm sure

me and my wife's earnings are not much at the moment to use it investing in bohol. maybe when we win the lottery but i do like the idea of an ecotourism project just like you given the educational and work background i have

Quote from: fdaray on May 22, 2010, 07:05:09 PM
Kining mga Inguito ug Cuajao daghan ni nga familya diri sa Corella. Paryente gyud nimo ni jig.., kay sa unang panahon, ang Corella sakop man sa Baclayon.

Sigurado jud na sir, pero wa pa man koy nahimamat nila. Akong pirming adtoon sa Corella mao ang Cancatac kay akong iyaan (maguwang sa akong amahan) nakabana man ug Baugbog.

Ingon ako dad, ang Culajao sa Cortes originally Cuajao na sila. Giusab kuno na sa panahon sa Hapon para maglikay dakpon.

Quote from: gintonic on May 22, 2010, 12:45:11 PM
daghan man nila pamedia-media lang kung ting election gud...fly by nighters or fly by election hehehe

is the tag 'envelopmental journalist' still relevant today in bohol then?

ako bol-anon from my father side who is a lumad Baclayonanon.

from dad's paternal side ang apelyido Sisican ug Inguito. sa maternal side, Cuajao ug Alagon.

i did not know we say 'Bottoms Up' here in the UK? 'cheers' ra man gihapon ako nahibaw-an. nabiyaan nas panahon ngali.

aw, kung mahubog na lubot nay isaka kung mag-apir... mao nay klarong 'bottoms up'

the more the merrier... maayo nuon na kon mouli mi sa alicia (lugar ni mrs) duol na mig siyudad kasuroyan ug kakomprahan ug mga gamit.

ga-plano diay si aumentado mopareha sa ubang mga congresista nga ilang legacy siyudad. sama nila gullas sa talisay, cebu ug martinez jr sa bogo, cebu.

Quote from: grazie7y on May 22, 2010, 03:12:26 PM
way hinungdan man. 

true, and i've read enough to say that i'm not going back.

after i read the two posts, i was reminded by that rabid Chatto supporter Vincent Yu, full of himself and self righteous SOB. there's one born every minute.

Quote from: rogamz on May 22, 2010, 06:45:11 AM
Milo;

Started in : 1934

Country of Origin : Australia

Meaning of Name Milo : Derived its name from MILON (600 BC), a champion athlete of ancient Greek mythology. He was renowned for his feats of strengths.

Ovaltine;

Started in : 1865

Country of Origin : Switzerland but first manufactured in Britain

Meaning of Name Ovaltine : Oval means Egg

How It Started : In 1865, George Wander set up his own laboratory in Bern (Switzerland) . There he produced a malt extract which for decades was to provide a vital food supplement for children and sick people. When he died, his son Albert, a pharmacist and chemist, worked to improve the product, adding other natural energizing ingredients to the malt extract. In 1904, Ovaltine was born.


Therefore, Milo lang ko.........kay ovaltine Egg diay..sa pamahaw naa na Egg so double na mosamot produce cholesterol...

thanks for this trivia

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 22, 2010, 04:47:27 AM
Nindot pud tong mga TV ads a RTO kaniadto...

bitaw, labi na tong kulot nga laki ang ilang model. muot pod to sija

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on May 22, 2010, 04:30:57 AM
Jig, 7-UP! labaw nah! mao ra tawn poi ika inom namo ini kon sakitan sa tiyan kay kuno wala ka hilisi...

sakto kaayo bqn, kahinumdom man nuon kos akong nana kay mao jud niya iya sulti bahin 7-up hahaha

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on May 22, 2010, 02:44:20 AM
Huhuhuu! maka inum lang intawon mi aning RTO sauna kong hilantan.

mao ba? seven up man to amo kung ma-hospital mi. dont know kung treat ba kaha to

there is not much in it yet. as a noynoy supporter, i did not like what you said about him. who are you to say that?

wa koy preference kay pareho man kong gagamit ani kaniadto. sa estudyante pa nga mangajo ug allowance, LBC ang gamit. sa nagtrabaho na, JRS pud ako gamit kay mando sa pamunuan.

dunkin donuts, its worth the trip (music), mingaw na nuon ko da. wa man mi ana diri uy!

RTO, ito ang gusto ko!!!

milo, kay gadako man ko ana. nakatilaw pud kog ovaltine pero lahi rag lasa.

karon, gipasa na naho sa akong anak. pero di kaayo ganahan. naa may mapalit diri sa tindahan sa intsik.

i remember this place very well. sige man kog agi diri sa elementary pa ko sa DWC-T (now HNU) inig padung o pauli eskwela. maggikan man kos PNB o DBP sauna padung mo-eskwela.

nakasud ko ani last siguro elementary pa ko (decades ago na hahaha). inig uli namo pohon late this year akong dal-on akong mga anak diri apil na pud ang CPG Monument para maila-ila nila ning very famous Bol-anon. my older son is like me mahilig ug history so i'm sure mag-enjoy ni siya didto pohon.

I suggest you read Ambeth Ocampo's take on this at this link http://www.joserizal.ph/fa02.html

Di ra si Hitler ang anak ni Rizal, apil pud si Mao Zedong. How? Basaha ning article in Manuel L Quezon III on this link http://www.joserizal.ph/fa03.html

Quote from: hofelina on May 21, 2010, 02:43:22 PM
Yes, this is an excellent diving resort, I would say one must  know how to swim because it is really deep, 3-4 meters from the shore it has a drop of 8 meters.kantilon kon sa ato pa.
Balik balik ang mga guests kay mingaw man jamo, maoy gusto sa mga foreigners, walay mag-soroy soroy mamaligaya, masahe and the like.

Ang pagka-cantilado sa dagat maoy akong na-obserbahan diha dapita. Unya kusog pa jud ang sulog. I've not been to Bituon but only to Anda. Gikuyawan kos dagat kay naghawid kos akong 2-year old son niadto tungod sa kantilado lagi unya mubo ra ang hunasan unya kusog ang sulog kay pahunas na pud to.

Quote from: beyotch on May 21, 2010, 05:55:12 PM
well for me...if you really care for "BOHOL" we must not wait for the leaders to move...ask our selves if what we can do to make our province at it's best.....and what about this issue ?about putting up "GUSO plantation" in our province of bohol,to be run by the korean people?...are we all aware of this?....what will happen to the local fisher folks?and how wide will they cover for this project?

and that, too. i've read a little about this and it seems disadvantageous to us in the long run; and it takes non-Bol-anons to plan to do some action on this, read this link http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/yap-sale-bohol

Quote from: trademark on May 21, 2010, 12:09:30 PM
Are we open for talks on Panglao International Airport now? What do you think? Kon naa na direct flights from Japan and Korea, mas taas na ang tourists coming to our province? Mas wa man jud tihik tihik and foreigners mogasto compare sa locals? What do you think? Will Chatto consider this?

i dont think its up to chatto coz its such a huge project... i've read that this project is being pushed for review by president-apparent noynoy aquino for being a 'midnight appointment'. if this is indeed true, our leaders are all palaka members what can they do? montano had a decent no. of votes from the bol-anons so all is not lost, i think.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on May 21, 2010, 12:30:38 AM
sir jigz, luke dacula is from sagbayan though they traces his roots in catigbian. he's my godfather together with his brother medie.

thanks for the info, bnc. wow, bigatin diay kag maninoy ha?

In addition to Bernard Fabiosa, there were also two more Bol-anons during the early days of PBA:

Lawrence "Larry" Mumar - played for U-Tex; the son of Lauro "The Fox" Mumar; nicknamed "The Little Fox" because his play is like that of his father only that he is shorter in height; formerly married to Connie Reyes, the former tv host; I've always known that the Mumars are from Maribojoc

Lucas "Luke" Dacula - played for Mariwasa; changed his name to Dator (a combination of Dacula and Tortor, his wife's name) because of the constant taunts of wolf howls from the crowd because Dacula sounds like Dracula; still the taunts continued so he changed it back to Dacula; I don't know where in Bohol he is from

Zamboanga del Sur politicians who traces their roots in Bohol:

1. Aurora Enerio-Cerilles - outgoing Governor and recently-elected 2nd district Representative; origins is from Loay

2. the 3 Isidro Reals of Dumingag town - Sr is the first and longest serving Mayor fondly known as the Father of Dumingag; Jr is a former 1st District Representative and Governor; III is a former Board Member; the Reals originate from Baclayon

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 20, 2010, 07:39:13 PM
That is a very good idea Jig. Why force commercialization and industrialization to Guindulman when in reality it is not feasible. Let us see: "Boxing Capital of Bohol"...that is attainable.

thanks wolf, na-challenge kay gibadlong ni macky nga di mag-jaga jaga

i am just building up on macky's idea which is basically about carving a niche market. kanang claim sa guindulman as a 'boxing capital of bohol' is true and i suggest the town officials capitalise on this.

lami unta kon ma-materialise ni unya dunay mo-probe deeper,come up ug proper project proposal. kon wa pay tourism plan ang town mao niy akong isugyot.

i would imagine this project as a public-private initiative.

Re: the boxing complex i suggested earlier, it can be a part of a bigger 'Guindulman Nature Park'. The Park can have picnic areas, playgrounds, jogging areas (footpaths), exercise ground, restaurant, souvenir shop, etcetera. Entrance fee can be free in the Park or a minimum donation except in some areas e.g. parking area. It can be run by public-private consortium.

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on May 20, 2010, 05:19:10 PM
Jig, also Rey Boom-boom Bautista was raised as a boxer after migrating in Guindulman.

Can I suggest then that the municipality in coordination with resource persons to come up with a list of the famous boxers with brief biographies/inspirational stories/anecdotes as a contribution to this 'project'?

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on May 20, 2010, 04:08:15 PM
4. The tourism could start small and can snowball if managed correctly....there must be some skill that Guindulmanuns are very good at. Maybe embroidered pillowcases ? or basketweaving ? Pottery ? Anything that could be equated like Jagna and Calamay or Muron and Tubigon, or even Ubay and Carabao Milk. Maybe someday, it will be Guindulaman and.....

Alycxs, it will be Guindulman and autographed black pebbles (autographed by world class boxers). As I've said earlier, Boxers are the only product of Guindulman ever since; seriously.

A boxing institute could be built in the middle of nature. What else could invigorate the body but pure oxygen from trees.

Bobby Berna is from Guindulman, right?

I agree, the town can centre its eco-cultural tourism program around it. How? In addition to the boxing institute, how about a boxing museum highlighting the famous boxers of Guindulman, built on the same site?

The site should be a "centre for boxing" complex housing the boxing institute, boxing museum, souvenir shop, municipal tourism office, etcetera.

Also, note where the houses of the boxers stand and put a plaque and then include it in a "famous Guindulman boxers walk" tour.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on May 18, 2010, 09:19:15 PM
wa magsilbi or wala na matabangi. kay i heard last 2007 gitabangan man ni siya.

siguro... from what little i know of dauis politics, di man jud kusog ang mga migrino diha despite chatto's supposed clout and influence. morag kining sitwasyona mora na sad nig panahon ni joel bomediano nga maipit na pud ang mga projects sa bag-ong pamunuan. challenge pud hinuon ni ni jimenez.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on May 18, 2010, 05:48:54 AM
di ba paryente pa man nang gov. eddie chatto si victorio migriño?

as far as i know, yes. duol ra. ex-mayor bolos (before ex-mayor bongalos) was also chatto's relative on the migrino side. wa diay magsilbi ang kwarta ni victorio migrino?

thanks to bqn kay mibisita kos fb ni eyong and from there went to salvio's fb for vice mayor. he has not lost faith and seems to be raring to go for another try. it is great to hear. bnc, di ba mo friend ni salvio sa fb?

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on May 15, 2010, 02:58:54 AM
Jig, kining Leo M. nga imong classmate mao bani siya nga naka asawa ug Limbago? Nga naa diri sa Chicago? Kong mao man galing she's on FB as of the moment.

yup, none other than. hes on my fb list of friends, too. chicago diay pud ka bqn? maayo ning paduol ta nija kay big time kuno ra ba si boss eyong ron.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on May 15, 2010, 01:24:33 AM
boss jigs, ig-agaw tagsa na si leo ug si salvio.

i would have thought so. btw, si leo ang klarong boss bnc bata-bata ra ko nija

Quote from: hofelina on May 14, 2010, 08:35:30 PM
this is so trivial, I think every sector should join hands together to uplift our economy. Forward to progress.

indeed mam

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 13, 2010, 10:32:28 PM
Breakfast: adobo w/ rice

my paborits http://pinoyborian.blogspot.com/2009/12/my-perfect-meal.html

as a liberal party supporter, i'll go with belmonte

it would be interesting though who our elected congressmen will vote for. before you say arroyo, have a read first on this opinion from Neal Cruz of PDI http://opinion.inquirer.net/inquireropinion/columns/view/20100514-269824/Belmonte-will-be-new-speaker

you-in-me, ako lang na gibase pud diri sa akong na-obserbahan sa UK. education is free and compulsory(?) until you reach 16. kung mo-college (not university) ka until 18 your child allowance will continue for two years. not sure kung libre ang tuition, though.

there is too much emphasis on 4/5-year academic courses diha sa ato-a (Pinas) unya dili man ka-cope ang job demand. two year vocational courses should be encouraged and through BISU this can be achieved, i think. free tuition fee and food and book allowance to deserving students, to the rest socialised (according to ability to pay) ang pamaagi. or better still, study now pay later like what they have here for university education.

Quote from: arki on May 14, 2010, 09:02:15 AM
mao jud kalamay de Bohol...I heard from the radio sa dyrd and dytr nga andam na makig uli si cong. elect Erico Aumentado ngadto ni Gov. Elect Edgar Chatto...Thats a true leader and a gentlemen... dili parehas aning mga alipores ni Cajes nga sigeg hirit nako hehehe...Pero ang mga leader nato saa bohol nag busy nag pahiluna sa transesyon sa power ug panagbalik sa ilang kabubut-on...I hpoe lets buried the hatchet ang mga kapungot ug kalagot set a side nato para sa pagsuporta nato sa mga bag-o leader sa Bohol.

arki, bilib jud ko sa imong "fighting" spirit ba, fighting pa gihapon naa pa diay wa ka-move on? na hala, ilubong na ang mga atsa ibutang lang ug supot para di mahabol unya para sa sunod nga panagsangka. congrats diay sa imong gisuportahan. hayag unya ang kaugmaon diha sa 2nd district diay pohon. ang first ug third district, unsa kahay nagpa-abot?

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 14, 2010, 11:34:16 AM
I'm a BISU grad bay jig...yeah, dili libre pero affordable kaayo siya nga skul...dghan pod scholarship gi offer adto...

thats great to hear. now we have something in common bay lex. we are both products of state universities. i am not in favor of free university education for all. it has to be by intellectual ability unya socialised tuition fee (according to your ability to pay). on the other hand, i would favour free two years vocational education to those who pass a scholarship test. including allowance of course.

Quote from: jorgeanna on May 14, 2010, 02:33:24 PM
ig-agaw baya na silang chatto og si nong salvio. nag-unay ra gud. same blood

mora diay na ug local version sa gibo vs noynoy

Quote from: alycxs on May 14, 2010, 02:01:28 AM
Wow...naa ra man diay sad sa duol. Wala lagi ko kabalo about sa pamilacan sanctuary. Sa Apo nuon, naka adto ko.  I think Silliman has the whole SU-CRM Coastal Resources Management branch or program that they do these things. I wish more universities would do thesame. Not only as a center for learning...but would also apply their learning around the area. Not sure what HNUs programs are if any.

I think I now have a new place to visit when I get back...snorkling in Sanctuaries are probably the best ! well, for me anyway. :-)

naay daghan labi na sa bohol marine triangle area (baclayon, dauis, panglao). pamilacan and balicasag are probably the best of these.

re pamilacan try this link http://lakbai.com/2010/01/21/school-of-fish-while-snorkeling-on-pamilican-island/ you might be encourage to go

Quote from: mr_donut17 on May 14, 2010, 09:46:44 AM
Usik ang pagkapildi ni salvio nga akong ig agaw

ig-unsa man si salvio ug si leo madanguit, akong high school classmate?

Quote from: mr_donut17 on May 14, 2010, 09:46:44 AM
Usik ang pagkapildi ni salvio nga akong ig agaw

kining ako gikan from an outsider's perspective. ako lang awhat nga to look at the bright side. time to sit down and reflect on what has happened and learn from it. i hope salvio will still give it a go next time coz i believe in ending the reign of the chattos in balilihan. nabiyaan na man mo sa panahon diha. compare that to my hometown of baclayon. it had benefited from different administrations kay wa may makapugong.

Quote from: Vito Andoline on April 24, 2009, 07:08:46 PM
llugar na alicia  daghan wafa diha dapita

siyempre, taga diha gud si kumander

oh, i see. i hope you will find luck in this forum. there are a few guindulmanons here, who knows, they might be able to help.

Quote from: alycxs on May 10, 2010, 02:37:16 AM
There's a Tagbilaran Sanctuary by Mangga (this is closer)  then there's also one in Panglao ,by  Dominguez beach, right next door to Ananyana and Palm Island

So glad to see these sprouting in Bohol.

If any of you guys are avid snorklers, there is Apo Island Sanctuary off the coast of Malatapay near Dumaguete. Man, that place was awesome !

Hopefully, someday , our Boholano Sanctuaries will be as great as the one in Apo Island !

go to pamilacan sanctuary, it has been one for more than 30 years. more or less pareha ra sila sa apo; incidentally, both were started by silliman university.

my commiserations on the unsuccessful bid of your candidate, bnc. pero encouraging man ang resulta if you look at the bright side. it just goes to show nga ang mga tawo sa inyo nagka-wise na unya na prove pud nga ang invincibility sa mga chatto diha morag di na tinuod. just continue the momentum kay naa na may nakasud sa konseho.

Quote from: gintonic on May 13, 2010, 11:47:35 AM
congrats to all...let's move on...

... to the next phase...

you might want to try this link http://www.gmanews.tv/eleksyon2010/provincialcount/BOHOL

looks like a close fight

did you start within your own family? i did a genealogy on my paternal family name and got to as far back as my great-grandfather (c 1860s) just by talking to my 72-year old father.

can i suggest you include more info on your family name like place of origin?

review the past administration's decision on the panglao reclamation project.

Quote from: TOPAC on May 13, 2010, 12:25:48 PM
provincial school/college like that of pamantasan ng lungsod ng maynila, libre tanan ha.

di ba naa nay BISU? pero di man siguro libre ni.

Quote from: gintonic on May 13, 2010, 03:31:15 PM
YUP...rather than rage against the politicians, I think it is best to simply give them directions and projects to accomplish...basin mawani ta in the process mawad-an ta credit for our suggestions...but then we should be ready ourselves for this eventuality, and just be happy that we made them work hard in pursuit of what we had proposed...benefitting each and everyone...

There are two kinds of people daw...THOSE WHO WORK...and THOSE WHO TAKE THE CREDIT...
It is best fro us to be part of those who work...though the rewards may not be earthly...the financial returns could be substantial...well depende na ni sa point of view sa tawo...

MAO NA NI.

as i've said in another thread, i prefer doing background work to prop up an idea worth progressing.

let's exchange notes when you come up with your proposals, especially on the environment and sustainable development areas. my current and previous work experience are on these areas.

i am encouraged with my losing candidate's performance in the elections and if he will still plan to have another go in three year's time i will offer my voluntary service in further strengthening his platform. a fresh face is what we badly need in bohol politics. all the negative campaign issues hurled by the two leading candidates were a result of "in-breeding", to borrow a term most used in the academe. incest would be a rather rude description.

i have already said i give my "critical" support to the new administration. to borrow conrado de quiros' words "... it would be good to have a thorn on the side to afflict the comfortable."

Quote from: gintonic on May 13, 2010, 02:36:39 PM
The best way to be of help is to come up with proposals we could submit to our politicians...I'm already making one...makit-an ra unya ni ninyo...if ila makit-an ni nga maayo...ug ila iimplementar...this is my way of helping...

MAO NA NI.

i'll go with that, mate. we should all remember that the responsibility of a citizen does not stop in election.

i wonder if what happened in bohol is similar to lianga, surigao sur http://benjieinlianga.blogspot.com/2010/05/shameful.html

Quote from: gintonic on May 12, 2010, 05:01:39 PM
I wonder what you're thinking LUCIO...usa siguro ka sa supporters sa mga napildi...kay ang napildi mao jud na isulti because of the relatively clean elections....moingon dayon there was vote buying...

This is a sad fact in Bohol politics...they call it inangayan...every politico gives this inangayan,...both side of the camp do...this election siguro w/ the exception of Montano...did give...

but most of the money are filtered by the leaders...does this diminish the candidates effectivity in office?...probably it increases his awareness for opportunities to make money...perhaps for graft...but then it is a culture...

we should rise above this cravings for inangayan and refuse it if need be...and if everybody does it then probably, this would stop...

ikaw, pila imong nadawat? nganong nidawat man ka?

MAO NA NI...

reaction ni ni lucio sa giingon ni precious77 nga wa mopalit si montano (my candidate by the way).

montano is saying on record that he did not buy votes so its on the public domain. kung tinuod ni lucio hatagi mig ebidensya (kwarta ba kaha nga gi-staple of sample ballot) aron atong ipaabot ni montano.

wa na niy political partisanship ako-a kay mosuporta ko kung kinsay mohimo ug kawsa batok aning pamalit ug boto. daghan kaayo diri sa TB nga mi-hands up na kay kuno kinaiya na. but look at automated elections. results in 1-2 days compared sa atong naandan nga 40 days. kinsay nagdahom nga moabot ta aning sitwasyona? daghan ang nagdamgo pero kinahanglan man pud ug lihok.

mao bitaw akong tubag sa thread on vote buying nga di na lang jud modawat bisan pa ug mobotar sa konsensya. ang gibatukan ang pagpanghatag o pamalit ug boto dili ang pagboto sa konsensya.

gisugdan na man kaha ni montano, will future candidates follow?

i recommend this good read in BoholAnalysis blog http://www.boholanalysis.com/2010/03/is-vote-buying-here-to-stay.html

Quote from: arki on May 12, 2010, 12:03:30 PM
arogante ning tawhana...murag sakto manorya...saba dha...hilas hilas kang dako... vincentyou...

pasagdi na lang na arki, hes full of himself wa siguroy mitagad sa ila ana mao na diri nanghambug. dapat ila-ilahon ning tawhana aron paninglan sa iyang ka-bright pohon. kung naa man pud galing madaginot.

The people of the Philippines have spoken. In fact, an overwhelming and historic figure of 75% (estimated) of voters participated in the first automated elections in the country. And the prayers made to the heavens were heard as it was also generally an honest, orderly and peaceful elections.

Congratulations are in order to those who came out as victors in this elections. Go celebrate and savour the taste of victory before you buckle down to work. Remember your promise to deliver greatness and economic development to the people you vowed to serve. You will be made accountable for this later on.

Commiserations to those who are vanquished during the elections. Take it all up on the chin with great dignity. It is not meant to be this time. Go quietly to reflect and heal the wounds. Live to fight another day.

Supporters of both the victors and the vanquished, it is time to put this elections behind us. Hurtful and insulting words have been exchanged. Such is the cruelty brought about by our passion for political partisanship. It is enough to make rational beings irrational.

Let us therefore extend our hands to each other as a gesture of goodwill and reconciliation. Let us rally behind the victors as they embark towards fulfilling their promise to us their constituents. It is just the beginning. As to the opposing side, continue to do so and be "a thorn on the side to afflict the comfortable."

For now, it is time to take stock of things that have happened and re-charge for the next battle in a few years time.

Quote from: Sir Yink on May 11, 2010, 06:04:05 PM
naa na bay resulta sa local election sa Duero?

try this link http://www.gmanews.tv/eleksyon2010/provincialcount/BOHOL

Quote from: alycxs on May 11, 2010, 05:45:19 PM
hahahah ! nangaway pato in real life. unja nato mamugno sa forum inig human ug pamugno sa mga kasilinganan nga wala nibotar sa ilang manok...heheheheh !

nagpabugnaw pas ICM, tiaw mo ba ang nadawat wa gipanghatag hehehe bitaw, tua pa siguro sa clinic nagpatambaw sa samad sa dughan haaaaaay

on the subject of suggestions, i hope that those who are in the philippines will be kind enough to collate all that has been said here in TB and send to comelec; a small help from TB will go a long way i'm sure.

Quote from: gintonic on May 11, 2010, 05:28:32 PM
We should not let down our guards...we should be vigilant as ever...as a Chatto supporter, I am now asking those who had once opposed my choice to be on guard...my choice is not perfect...and of course we can not just let them see things their own way...as these visions might be flawed and self-serving...we should be alert and point out things when we see something wrong, or foresee anything that could derail the efforts for progress...we should allow democracy to work...

MAO NA NI...

agree, this is where the support of the opposition is "critical"; to quote conrado de quiros on why he chose satur ocampo, "... it would be good to have a thorn on the side to afflict the comfortable."

Quote from: gintonic on May 11, 2010, 05:01:22 PM
It's done... chatto has won...and is now extending a hand to the vanquished...to start building upon the successes of the past administration and to put up new programs hopefully with the help of all and everyone willing to help...for the upliftment of the life of the Boholanos...

L - Livelihood
I - Infrastructure
F - Food
E - Education

H - Health
E - Environment
L - Leadership Development
P - Peace & Order
S - Sports & Youth Development

as the most unofficial spokesman of montano here in TB we also extend our congratulations on the mandate chatto has been given to lead our province to further greatness and to offer our critical support to his program especially on KAUSABAN

bohoho

ako mixed results, you win some you lose some.

presidentiable - daug with biggest ever percentage
governor - pilde pero good fight which i did not really expect he can come up with
hometown mayor - re-elected

same with wife who comes from a political family - cousin lost as SB, cousin re-elected BM and cousin-in-law is vice-mayor

on my side, am happy that a cousin's husband is re-elected congressman in zambo sur.

congratulations to the winners and commiserations to the unlucky!!!

my elderly parents who both have suffered mild strokes (dad recently while mom has parkinsons) were able to use the express lane (as directed by comelec) so they were spared the long queue. from what i gathered, there are two lanes in their precinct. they seem satisfied with the process overall.

Quote from: precious77 on May 11, 2010, 07:49:32 AM
Still proud of my candidate.. Montano did great even without buying a single vote. 

agree, lets hope he will put up a much better fight next time. the figures are encouraging.

congratulations to all the winning candidates. to the vanquished, time to reflect and heal the wounds. i say live to fight another day.

Quote from: statesville on May 11, 2010, 08:30:48 AM
Jig,  hahahahaha,  abi nimo akong  mga kuyog nahimoot nagtan-aw
  nako kay sigi kong pili sa  mga dispaly plus hangad sa
  gipanghanger nga mga blouses,  nihonghong ko sa akong sisters
  " Uy nganong pulos man gagmay nga size  ilang mga baligya?"
  Nitan-aw sila nako dayong ngisi, I got the message then....
   I blame the  good, bountiful American foods hinoon noh!

mao man kuno niy giingon ug horizontal development, statesville. at least, naay mi-asenso hahahaha. maayo kay naa pay happy mart considering nga daghan na kaayog kumpetensya.

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 11, 2010, 12:17:24 AM
yup...leading cja bay jig pero gukod kaayo ang dula bay jig... kulbahinam gyud...hehehe, ok ra ko kung kinsa mudaug ni CHATTO ug MONTANO basta di lang si Herrera...

thrilling bitaw ang figures. i'm happy for montano's votes kay di na ikauwaw. bisan kinsa nila basta sa kaayohan sa bohol.

kalamay, leading na imong manok bay. montano is third with a respectable no. of votes. visit this link http://www.gmanews.tv/eleksyon2010/provincialcount/BOHOL

Quote from: kan-ogong on May 11, 2010, 12:00:05 AM
mga SANO unsa na balita diha sa atua. sa gobernador ba. asa naman si kalamay ha wala pa man mag apil apil dere.

sa gma news tv eleksyon 2010 website, chatto is ahead. my candidate montano is currently third with a respectable no. of votes.

gi-check ba ang supplemental voters list? i read in the news nga ipa-remind ang voters to also check this list. i tried looking for the link but cant find it for now. maybe later...

processor, wa diay ni sunda sa mga BEI http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/nation/view/20100510-269205/BEIs-reminded-on-priority-to-disabled-elderly-pregnant-voters

summer 2007 but hopefully, will be there late this year

Quote from: fdaray on May 10, 2010, 06:53:49 PM
I entered my precinct 9:30 and get  a priority number. At 10:20, I entered again and cast  my vote. Finally, I get out from the precinct at 10:25. It takes  5 minutes in voting .In our precinct, I observed that the  BEI members were  systematic in the way they managed the First Automated Election. It takes time for some voters to shade especially older folks with poor eye sight. This is one of the cause of slow turn out.

Hoping we can improve better next time. 

kudos sir fdaray. morag maayo pagka-himo diay diha sa inyo ang eleksyon.

dugay na jud tawon ko wa na kaadto didto. asa na gani tong akong gipalit nga button shirt didto? ug makit-an man galing pud di na maigo kay size Small man to unja karon size Large/X Large na hahaha

welcome to TB. hala, kumbati na

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 10, 2010, 03:32:10 PM
Unsa man ni, ninghatag una ang usa ka kandidato unja gipalabwan sa kontra?

ing-ana man jud na di ba? mang-hearing una usa mohatag. mag-andam na daan ug pangdugang kung mahibaw-an na ang hatag sa pikas. haaay, mao niy giingong to the highest bidder true but sad

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 10, 2010, 06:06:56 PM
gi automate atong election bay jig aron mapaspas ang counting...para nako there is nothing wrong with the automation, mas nindot jud unta ang bag ong paagi kung naa pa jud tah saktong panahon para iplano unsaun pag manage sa maong paagi...all we need is a little more time, nasayo ra man gud ug paimplement ang automation nya wa bitaw matarong ug plano...

fair enough. sakto diay tuod, ang dakong complaint sa atong previous elections mao ang kadugay sa resulta. pero sa planning, morag bagsak man ang grado sa comelec (o sige, barely passing na lang) kay wa hunahunaa pag-ayo ang proseso unya morag they leave til late to test it. resulta? kaguliyang. pero sige na lang, ang ako lang vigilant lang mo diha sa mga opportunistic unya nga mga tawo. as i said earlier, lessons should be learnt and implemented in the next elections.

sakto jud kalamay, the planning was a bit dismal i gather from news. on the other, ang importante nakabotar ka. peaceful ba sa injuha? asa diay ka mibutar?

i just hope lessons will be learnt after this election kung mao na man jud kaha niy buhaton kada election na.

to look for heavier pasture but i'm still working in my field of interest i.e. nature conservation

thanks for starting this. i was thinking of this since it is a "first". i admit not reading through news articles about this, too lazy so yes, i am curious as to how it goes. i suspect many would be complaining. i've read the national news and there are already glitches and angry moments from the voters.

on the other hand, what was the main reason for automating this election? as for us here in the UK, we are still doing it manually. i voted through postal ballot for convenience. election here is very quick as voting ends 10 pm last May 6 and the earliest result was 1 am May 7. results are sent right away to BBC which amazes me with all the high tech gadgets used.