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now you're well love and admired but when you enter politics people will hate you and curse you.....especially kon ang imong prinsipyo kaonon na sa bati nga systema sa politica.....pwera sa uban nga tinud-anay nga nagserbisyo.....pero pila ra sab kaha ka buok?

RPB,

I send a text message to God today asking for you to have a safe delivery and good health for you and the baby....then.......tot-tot.......He answered "Don't worry man, Raquelproud? love ko to"......hehehe

Bugs

here we go Koddz...

Ang Itlog nga balut daghan mo daginot
Kay bisag makapanuhot nagsige ko’g paabot
Kay sa tinuod ang ballot maka bahong otot.

Ang itlog nga nangunot murag bat sa dagat nga pisot
Bisan kunot daghan gihapon ang mo kumot
ingon man gud ang mo kumot wonderful ni kisa balot
Ig human nimo ug kumot mawa ang kunot

Ang itlog nga balut nga baligya sa dalan lami i-lanlan
Mohagwa sa tutunlan pero di ka matuk-an
Dinaliang  halad sa tiyan nga nanikad

Ang itlog nga nangunot di mahulbot
Pwede pistliton pero dili mahimo’ng bok-on
Kay gihatag kini aron lang hinol-hinolon

O Itlog nga ballot maka wagtang sa kalagot
Ig kaon ni manong iyang agtang mangunot
Inig suyop sa sabaw ang sip-on moburot

Ang itlog nga nangunot lami mangalot
Manglili una ug naa bay tawo sa palibot
Pwede bitaron kutob sa lobot….apil imong torotot nga pisot

exactly....matsalam Koddz.....

sorry Koddz, sa inyong balak nga nagsige ko'g bahakhak...
nihatag kog hunahuna aron ingnon nga lungsuranong nagpakabana...

Bulig sa mga bunga nga daw bola ang hitsura
Butong nga sa gigutom nga tiyan makabuhong
Gipurongpurongan sa mga palwa nga perting tuskiga
Daw biste sa Rayna nga sa katawhan giwara-wara
Lukay nga nagtabisay ang ulan diha nagdagayday
Ang mga ginit namilit labihang nanggunit
Hakhak nga nagginukdanay sa lindog nga nagbarog
Gamot nga nag-uki-ot sa yuta nag kupot
Hamis nga kudjamis sa baba pagka katam-is
Tuno nga kinupos sa pagkaon kita makapahimulos
Ug labaw sa tanan,
Tuba nga kinaham sa tutunlan kita makaigham.

Bowwww..

very good suggestion....this is the first piece we made so we are open for any idea we can add-on on the design...

Thanks

Yes, para baligya....we can also make furniture according to customer's specification.

PMed u the price..

naa ko sa China karon sir nag work...akong parents naa sa Bohol, nya akong pamilya naa nagpuyo sa Cebu.

Every 3 months ko pauli sa Pinas, nya di makompleto akong bakasyon kon di ko makaadto sa Bohol..

Nag plano sab ko ug akong wife nga didto na lang gyud puyo next year after this school year kay nag eskwela pa ang mga bata.

Quote from: benelynne on August 01, 2009, 02:09:54 PM
Bugsay,

Naa ka diha ron sa Bohol? Share sa imong experience...

kalami sa kinabuhi sa probinsiya.....

Finely handcrafted...an accent piece for your veranda......maayo sab para sa mga edaran na...heheheh

no offense meant miss Kiams...

ang Kiamoy lami sab......candy sa mga insik...heheheheheh

flying cake...(kick)

running small business of my own in our place and be with my family all day...and driving the kids to and from their school.....after work, adto mag estambay sa baybayon mag lab-ok ug tuba.......ajaw ko'g pukawa...plssssssssss...

tinuwa'ng manok bisaya nga gi tangngaran....subakan ug sliced nga kapayas....

R.I.P Madame Cory...the good Lord prepared a banquet in heaven...

yup...very nice....but first of all...start your day with thanksgiving and prayers....and God will lead you in applying that priciples...

One time akong esmi naghigda sa among sofa complaining nga labad daw kaayo iyang ulo....ang akong gibuhat, I pulled a  500peso bill from my wallet nya akong gibasa ug tubig bugnaw dayon gibutang nako sa iyang agtang.....nikatawa dayon nibarog...nahuwasan na daw...heheheh

Dear wife and to us husband as well we need to understand the difference between managing and budgeting.
Budgeting for me is only for your basic needs or necessities. You budget your money for your fare, food, clothing.
While managing for me is you have a separate account for all your specific purposes, whether its for your basic needs, business, leisure, etc

this man sucks!!!!!!!

QuoteLapid admitted he would do anything to have a photograph with the most powerful man in the world.
I hope Id be lucky enough to be chosen among the five that would be allowed to accompany the President when she meets Obama, Lapid said in Filipino during a talk with reporters before the FilUSA dinner for Ms Arroyo at the Willard Hotel.
This will be my first time ever to meet a US president in person because I might not have the chance anymore. So I asked the President herself to sign me up on this trip.

I prefer for #5

Somewhere in the north of China...grabe didto....grilled nga OK-OK...hehehhe ug mga Timos....dili kaayo tasty ilang food, sa mid and western part is hot and spicy...sa south, simple ra  pero kasagaran lab-as kaayo from fish to vegies....they dont put vegies on ref...
Pero sa kinatibuka-n, lami kaayo ang mga Chinese foods....from Dumplings to super hot and spicy foods and fresh (in your face)noddles ..

and old laptop nako nga DELL (2003 model)  dili na no function ang uban nga parts sa keyboard, nya basin i-reformat sab kay di na matabang ang virus..

Pila kaha ang cost pagpa repair?

Pagkahimugso nato aning kalibutana dungan sab ang pagkatawo sa problema.
ang mga problema maoy makapalig-on ug mohan-ay nato sa pag-atubang sa matag-adlaw natong pagkinabuhi....
Gitagaan ta sa Ginoo ug mga problema aron di ta makalimot ug mao kanunay ang mag aghat nato pagpaduol ngadto Niya.......
Busa ug naa kay problema karon.....say "Cheeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrr!!!!!...

Hesitant but tested it once out of curiosity...
K ra sab......

Quote from: jamo2x on July 30, 2009, 11:14:45 PM
syalan ba, exotic food ni ninyo dha, scorpion salad? 
morag naa man gud sa plato hehehe kujawa uyy 

mao ni balak sa among silingan sa una paglansad niya ug konsehal sa baryo...

Mga igsoon, kon inyo kong buligan sa potot sa iyong pagsalig
Makab-ot nako ang "sino"(lahing) sa kadaugan...

heheheh..ang resulta, gilatos siya sa palwa sa kapildihan....

What are antioxidants?
Antioxidants are phytochemicals, chemicals found in plant foods. In our bodies, antioxidants protect healthy tissues from "oxidants," also called free radicals. Over time, free radicals can damage cells and cause disease. Antioxidants are like microscopic police officers who seize these bad guys that plan to harm our cells.

What's sweet about tea?
Tea leaves come from an evergreen plant called Camellia sinensis. The way the leaves are processed determines if they become black or green tea. All teas contain a group of antioxidants called flavonoids.

Tea is the second most consumed beverage in the world, next to water. Green tea is especially popular in Japan and China. But on any given day, only one in five American adults drinks tea, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Dietetic Association. That's a shame, because tea drinkers in the study took in 20 times more flavonoid antioxidants per day than tea non-drinkers. That's amazing!

Experts say tea provides as many disease-fighting flavonoids as fruits or vegetables. Many brands of tea list antioxidant and caffeine content (in milligrams per serving) right on the box.

Which diseases does tea fight?
Laboratory studies using tea and tea extracts on rats, mice, and human cells show promising results. They suggest that tea may reduce cholesterol levels, help prevent blood clotting, lower the risk of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, and even fight inflammation, cancer, and seasonal allergies.

Studies of tea-drinking humans suggest these possible health benefits:
  * Black and green tea may lower risk for ovarian cancer.
  * Green tea may reduce breast cancer risk.
  * Green tea may decrease death rates from heart disease.

Based on this evidence, perhaps tea ought to be the beverage of choice for women. For me, the fact that tea contains tons of antioxidants is reason enough to drink it, even if we haven't discovered all the disease-fighting benefits yet.

Which kind of tea is best?
Most herbal teas are not tea at all. They are made with roots, flowers, herbs, or spices and contain no tea leaves and therefore no tea flavonoids. A few herbal teas contain real tea leaves with added spices. Read the ingredients label to be sure of what you're drinking.

Researchers say green tea has more antioxidants because the leaves are less processed, but some people don't like its unique flavor. Since both black and green tea are antioxidant-rich, drink the kind you like best.

If green tea is new to you, blend it with black tea the first time you try it. Place one black tea bag and one green tea bag together in boiling water to make a large mug. Steep for three to five minutes, no more, to bring out the antioxidants but avoid a bitter flavor. I brew this blended tea every day using decaf tea, even though it's a little lower in flavonoids.

Hot brewing releases phytochemicals, so when making homemade iced tea, you may want to brew it and then add ice. When you're on the go, buying a bottle of iced tea is a good option, too. A comparison of convenience teas showed significant antioxidant content in major brands. Just be aware that most sweetened teas are loaded with sugar.

What's the scoop on coffee?
In the U.S., coffee is king of beveragesâ€"millions start the day with the aromatic brew. Researchers named coffee as the number one source of antioxidants in the American diet, partly because of the volume we consume. Black tea ranked second.

Coffee contains antioxidants such as quinines and chlorogenic acid. It also contains trigonelline, an anti-bacterial compound that contributes to coffee's delicious aroma.

Which diseases can coffee fight?
Research suggests coffee may lower the risk of liver cancer, colon cancer, Parkinson's disease, type II diabetes, and gout. 

The jury is still out on whether or not coffee raises the risk of heart disease in some people. Research shows conflicting results, so more study is needed. According to the American Heart Association, one to two cups of coffee per day does not seem to be harmful. To be on the safe side, discuss caffeine intake with your doctor if you have heart disease or high blood pressure.

What about caffeine?
The caffeine content of coffee and tea vary depending on the size of your cup, what kind is used, and how it is made. An 8-ounce cup of brewed coffee has about 85 milligrams of caffeine compared to 40 milligrams in a cup of hot tea.

Caffeine stimulates the brain and nervous system to cause that pick-me-up feeling. But keep in mind that caffeine is a drug and should be limited to avoid overload symptoms. If caffeine keeps you up at night, switch to decaf in the afternoon.

New research links caffeine consumption with possible increased risk of miscarriage. So if you're pregnant, stick to decaf beverages and talk to your doctor about caffeine.

What about fruits and veggies?
Since coffee and tea are high in antioxidants, can they replace fruits and vegetables in our diets? Absolutely not! Fruits and veggies supply fiber, essential vitamins and minerals, plus a variety of different antioxidants that promote good health.

A word of caution
Plain coffee and tea are healthful, calorie-free beverages. Be careful how much cream, sugar, and flavorings you dump into your cup. Just 1 tablespoon of cream and 2 teaspoons of sugar can add up to 80 calories and 6 grams of fat. Squirt in flavored syrup, pile on whipped cream, and your once-healthful drink becomes a rich dessert.

Which is betterâ€"coffee or tea?
Science can't really say one is superior to the other, so fill your mug with whichever brew you like. To benefit from both sets of antioxidants, try this: drink one or two cups of coffee in the morning, then enjoy tea throughout the day.

The next time you warm your hands around a steaming cup, thank God for His gift of antioxidants. Bottoms up!

Billie Jean....

kamao man ko mo strut sa una.........karon? palataya lang ko ug alambre ayaw lang tawon ko pasayawa....

Guys, which of the two do you prefer......hmmm...nagluib na ko sa coffee...tea na sab ako karon..
Wu-Long from Taiwan...hmmm.

Bam, di ko gwapo, labaw nang di pod ko cute....Bol-anon kong pure....medyo insik ug gamay akong mata kay sige habhab ug noddles...heheheh...

Quote from: Bambi on July 30, 2009, 04:23:50 AM
Gwapo si Dong Bugsay unja cute pod ang scorpion.  Bol-anon-half Chinese ka? Thank you for revealing to TB.




Ajaw ug jagajaga diha RPB, familiar ko nimo kay common sa dagat ning akong dagway...heheh..

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on July 30, 2009, 11:55:10 AM
Daan jud ko  gwapong tawo ni sa Bugsay. Familiar lagi ka nako Bugs.Aw ani jud ning mga gwapo mafamiliar dajon.

Taga Valencia man na si sir Magante sir Fdaray, ......
Sa among panahon, ang adminitrator si Barillo...isog pod, pero diha na si Magante.
Pagkabalhin ni Barillo sa CSCST sa Cebu, si Magante na ang ni take over sa iyang position.

Quote from: fdaray on July 30, 2009, 03:29:54 PM
It's quite a long years to recall my memorable days in BSAT. I graduated in 1965.
Our salotatorian is now CVSCAFT president, Dr. Elpidio Magante.

Kulang na ug classroon during our times, adto me magklase sa halapad nga grandstand. During our PE time with Mr. Ensong , we play soccer after the roll call.

Honestly, my thought is on our fellow OFW's nga tag dugay ang contract that some  it takes for them a year or two before they can fly back home.

kaya nga if naay opportunity sa atua i'd rather stay.....lami kaayo ning naa ta pirme mag sud-on sa atong pamilya, mag simhot sa ulo sa atong mga anak nga gikan nag duwa...bisag baho sa singot, makapawala sa kakapoy gikan sa trabaho.....huhuhuhuhu...uli nakohhhhh.....

ka bugoy gyud nimo Calle...heheheh
classmate bitaw mi ana nila sa high school...Jack Mosquito, kaila ka?

Quote from: calle on July 30, 2009, 01:23:19 PM
benny nambatac di ba taga anas na nga nakapangasawa ug taga cutcutan? kung mao na, kaila ko nia.

JR Namocatcat anak ni atty. niknik salise namocatcat? kaila sige man nag paningil sa mga wa kabayad sa cable.

hehehe

ka bugoy gyud nimo Calle...heheheh
classmate bitaw mi ana nila...Jack Mosquito, kaila ka?

Quote from: calle on July 30, 2009, 01:23:19 PM
benny nambatac di ba taga anas na nga nakapangasawa ug taga cutcutan? kung mao na, kaila ko nia.

JR Namocatcat anak ni atty. niknik salise namocatcat? kaila sige man nag paningil sa mga wa kabayad sa cable.

hehehe

Maginoo..... medyo bastos.

wahhhhhh....hahahahhahahahaha..

sa among baryo SYATO, pero pagpuyo nako sa Cebu ang tawag nila is SATONG so mao nalang sab ang gibutang nako sa poll..

This thread point us to revisit our younger years and also drives us crazy to reminisce the old memories that rekindles in the deepest recesses of our mind......makes us smile even in our solitude....

Willmerit, kaila ka ni Mimong Alboladora...classmate mi ana...Jose Pabalan sab....i'm sure taga Dauis to sila.

Iring ninjo uyyyyy........

want some yummy? argggghhhhhhh!!!!!

Lamar Odom is a big help for Wade if he will take Heat's offer and goes back to Miami.

Kusog karon ang hangin habagat bai Koddipru...motiglum ta anang bigiw.....

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on July 29, 2009, 10:44:52 PM


Nganong silhig man Bugsay nga bigiw na man lay kulang nimo sutoy na man ka. Di lang hinoon klaro kon kanus-a moabot sa causeway sa Dauis.

Ur welcome!!

Quote from: ms da binsi on July 29, 2009, 10:33:28 PM
interesting! akong gi copy...thanks for sharing.

dali panggunit ug maayo kay sakay tag Silhig...wshhhh....heheheh

Quote from: ms da binsi on July 29, 2009, 10:31:17 PM

hahahaha!

kuyog ko!

arrrrgh!

that "KIK" thing reminds me of my 12 yo daughter cooking hot-kik she learned  last from school...she did the whole thing and after naluto gipatilaw ko niya....not really perfect but i said........WOW kalami!!!!...........tuo pod tawon siya...hehehhe

naglaway man ko nagbasa ani....hmmm.....mouli nakohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on July 29, 2009, 10:07:36 PM
pamahaw: inun-onang sasa

snacks: puto maya ug sekwate

paniudto: escabeche nga mulmul, beefsteak Pinoy style, mangga, watermelon

panihapon: pinakbet nga walay uyap (kay no-no sa mga kauban), inun-onang ta'ad, and Koddi Salad (salted egg, carrot, green mango, pineapple, avocado, red apple, spring onion, tomato, etc.)   

snacks (samtang nagTB): munggo hopia, mango juice

utan binisaya nga kamunggay sagulan ug botong sa lubi......aguroyyyyyyyyyyyyy.....

Got this info from other forum and happy to share with you guys especially for car enthusiast....

index ng common na sira ng kotse
________________________________________
ENGINE

1. Engine will not crank.
a. Improper starting procedure.
b. Defective starter.
c. Hydrostatic lock.
d. Seized piston.
e. Seized bearings.

2. Engine cranks normally, but will not start.
a. Malfunction of fuel system.
b. Malfunction of ignition system.
c. Low compression.

3. Engine starts but fails to
keep running.
a. Defective vehicle electrical connection.
b. Malfunction of fuel system.
c. Malfunction of ignition system.
d. Leaking cylinder head gasket.
e. Improper functioning intake and exhaust valves.
f. Low compression.

4. Engine runs but misses.
a. Malfunction of ignition system.
b. Malfunction of fuel system.
c. Improper valve clearance.
d. Low compression-leaking valves or worn piston rings.
e. Excessive exhaust back pressure.
f. Engine fails to reach proper operating temperature.
g. Blown head gasket.
h. Engine overheating.
i. Cracked cylinder head.

5. Rough engine idle.
a. Malfunction of fuel system.
b. Malfunction of ignition system.
c. Improper valve clearance.
d. Cracked cylinder head.
e. Dirty or defective positive crankcase ventilation valve.
f. Sticking, worn piston ring or poorly seated valves.
g. Improper cylinder head bolt torque.

6. Poor acceleration.
a. Malfunction of fuel system.
b. Malfunction of ignition system.
c. Improper valve clearance.
d. Grease or oil on clutch driven disk facing.
e. Worn clutch driven disk facing.
f. Weak or broken clutch pressure plate springs.
g. Cold engine.

7. Engine does not develop full power or has poor high speed performance.
a. Malfunction of fuel system.
b. Malfunction of ignition system
c. Engine cold.
d. Engine overheating.
e. Low compression.
f. Dirty or defective positive crankcase ventilation valve.
g. Improper valve clearance.
h. Worn camshaft or valve rocker arm.
i. Malfunction of valve train.

8. Engine emits black smoke (gasoline).
a. Rich fuel mixture.
b. Defective carburetor.

9. Engine emits blue gray smoke (oil).
a. High oil consumption.
b. Worn piston rings or broken piston.

10. Knocking noise.
a. Worn main or connecting rod bearings.
b. Excessive crankshaft end play.
c. Worn or broken piston.

11. Tapping noise.
a. Improper valve clearance.
b. Sticking valves.
c. Defective or sticking valve rocker arms.
d. Weak or broken valve spring.
e. Broken or worn valve rocker arm.
f. Cracked or burned valves.

12. Grinding noise.
Defective bearing gear.

13. Squealing noise.
a. Grease or oil on clutch driven disk facing.
b. Worn clutch driven disk facing.
c. Weak or broken clutch pressure springs.
d. Clutch slipping.

14. Pinging noise (detonation or preignition).
a. Distributor not properly timed.
b. Improper distributor advance.
c. Improper grade fuel.
d. Improper spark plug heat range.
e. Excessive combustion chamber deposits noticeable when engine is accelerated while hot.

15. Engine overheating indication.
a. Faulty sending unit or indicator.
b. Improper tightening of cylinder head bolts.
c. Malfunctioning of cooling system.
d. Faulty Thermostat.
e. Ignition timing incorrect.
f. Cracked or burned valves.
g. Restricted exhaust system.

16. Engine fails to reach normal operating temperature.
a. Faulty sending unit or indicator.
b. Faulty engine thermostat or incorrect heat range.

CRANKCASE VENTILATION SYSTEM

17. Erratic idling.
a. Defective metering valve.
b. Leak or hole in line or fitting.

STARTING SYSTEM

18. Starter will not crank engine.
a. Improper starting procedure used.
b. Low battery voltage.
c. No electrical current to starter motor.
d. Locked starter drive.
e. Defective starter.

19. Starter runs but will not crank engine.
a. Worn, dirty, or defective starter drive.
b. No electrical current to starter motor.

20. Starter cranks engine slowly.
a. Low battery voltage.
b. Improper grade engine oil.
c. Defective starter.
d. Tight engine.

IGNITION SYSTEM

21. Engine cranks normally but will not start.
a. Improper starting procedure used.
b. No electrical current to distributor coil.
c. Improperly adjusted or defective breaker points.
d. Fouled or improperly adjusted spark plugs.
e. Defective coil.

22. Engine starts but fails to keep running.
a. Improperly adjusted or defective breaker points.
b. Fouled spark plug.

23. Engine runs but misfires steadily at all speeds.
a. Defective or crossed spark plug cables.
b. Fouled spark plug.
c. Defective distributor cap.

24. Engine runs but misfires (intermittently at all speeds).
a. Fouled spark plug. a
b. Improperly adjusted or defective breaker points.
c. Defective coil, condenser, rotor, or cap.

25. Engine runs but misfires (at idle only).
a. Improperly adjusted or defective breaker points.
b. Defective coil, condenser, rotor or cap.
c. Defective spark plug cable.
d. Excessive play in distributor or worn distributor cam.

26. Poor acceleration or excessive fuel consumption.
a. Distributor not properly timed.
b. Fouled or improperly adjusted spark plug.
c. Improperly adjusted or defective breaker points.

27. Engine does not develop full power or has poor high speed performance.
a. Distributor not properly timed.
b. Fouled or improperly adjusted spark plug.
c. Improper distributor internal advance.
d. Improperly adjusted or defective breaker points.
e. Excessive play in distributor or worn distributor cam.
f. Defective coil, condenser, rotor, or cap.
g. Dirty or defective positive crankcase ventilation valve.

28. Engine overheating.
a. Late ignition timing.
b. Improper distributor advance.

FUEL SYSTEM

29. Engine cranks normally but will not start.
a. Incorrect starting procedure.
b. Incorrect choke linkage adjustment.
c. No fuel to carburetor caused by lines clogged with dirt, water, or ice.
d. Defective fuel pump.
e. Overchoked (flooded).,
g. Carburetor fuel setting too high.
h. Carburetor flooding.

30. Engine starts but fails to keep running, runs rough, or misfires at idle.
a. Incorrect starting procedure.
b. Incorrect choke linkage.
c. Incorrect idle fuel mixture.
d. Idle speed set too low
e. Carburetor fuel setting too high.
f. Carburetor flooding.
g. Dirt or water in lines or carburetor.
h. Clogged fuel filter.
i. Defective fuel supply system.
j. Defective fuel pump.

31. Engine runs hot or runs rough and misfires, or has poor high speed
performance (lean mixture).
a. Defective fuel supply system.
b. Defective fuel pump (low fuel pressure).
c. Clogged fuel filter.
d. Dirt or water in fuel lines or carburetor.
e. Inoperative or defective carburetor accelerating pump.
f. Carburetor float setting too low.

32. Engine emits black smoke and runs rough (rich mixture).
a. Incorrect idle fuel mixture.
b. Defective fuel pump (high fuel pressure).
c. Improper use of choke or sticking choke.
d. Float setting too high.
e. Defective carburetor.
f. Dirty or defective positive crankcase ventilation valve.

GENERATOR SYSTEM

33. Generator turns. Will not charge.
a. Defective generator regulator.
b. Cables not properly connected.
c. Defective generator.

34. Generator does not turn.
a. Defective generator.
b. Drive belts worn or loose.

LUBRICATION SYSTEM

35. Low oil pressure.
a. Improper grade engine oil.
b. High oil temperature.
c. Clogged oil filter.
d. Damaged oil pan, restricting oil pick-up tube inlet.
e. Diluted engine oil.
f. Defective or clogged oil tube and screen assembly.
g. Worn rod or main bearings and/or camshaft bearing.

36. High oil pressure.
a. Improper grade engine oil.
b. Defective or stuck oil pressure relief valve.

37. Fluctuating oil pressure.
a. Low crankcase oil level.
b. Clogged oil filter.
c. Defective or clogged oil pick-up tube and screen assembly.
d. Damaged oil pan, restricting oil pick-up tube inlet.
e. Defective oil pressure relief valve.
f. Defective oil pump.
g. Worn bearings.

38. High oil temperature.
a. Improper grade engine oil or low oil level.
b. High coolant temperature.
c. Lean fuel mixture.
d. Improper ignition timing.
e. Tight engine bearing.

39. High oil consumption.
a. Improper grade engine oil.
b. High oil temperature.
c. Engine oil leaks.
d. Worn piston rings or cylinders.
e. Worn valve stems, valve guides, or defective valve seals.

COOLING SYSTEM

40. Engine overheats.
a. Insufficient coolant.
b. Coolant system leaks.
c . Incorrect belt tension.
d. Defective thermostat.
e. Cooling system passages blocked.
f. Defective fan blade.

41. Engine fails to reach normal operating temperature.
a. Defective thermostat or incorrect heat range.
b. Defective temperature sending unit.

42. Loss of coolant.
a. Loose or damaged hose connection.
b. Water pump leaking.
c. Defective cylinder head gasket.
d. Improper torque of cylinder head bolts.
e. Cylinder block and head expansion plugs leaking.
f. Cracked or warped cylinder head or block.

EXHAUST SYSTEM

43. Unusual noise.
a. Break or crack in exhaust muffler.
b. Loose or damaged connections.

44. Exhaust system restricted.
Muffler outlet pipe or pipes damaged.
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Re: index ng common na sira ng kotse
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Continuation...

CLUTCH
45. Clutch chatter.
a. Grease on clutch driven disk, flywheel, or pressure plate.
b. Binding of clutch release linkage.
c. Disk facings loose on disk.
d. Broken pressure plate.
e. Loose or worn engine mounts.

46. Clutch grabbing.
a. Grease on disk, flywheel or pressure plate.
b. Clutch disk or pressure plate broken.
c. Hub of disk not sliding freely on splined shaft.
d. Release linkage binding.

47. Clutch slipping.
a. Lack of pedal free play.
b. Release linkage binding.
c. Pressure plate spring weak or broken.
d. Disk facing worn.
e. Pressure plate warped.
f. Oil on disk facing.

48. Clutch dragging
a. Excessive pedal free play.
b. Clutch disk bent
c. Clutch disk facings loose or broken.
d. Friction in flywheel pilot bearing.

49. Gear clash. NOTE
Gear clash caused by the clutch disk spinning, is frequently confused with clutch dragging. A clutch disk which releases perfectly will naturally spin under its own weight and momentum immediately after being released, if transmission gears are in neutral position. When shifting from neutral to first speed, or to reverse, wait for clutch to stop turning to avoid gear clash. If symptom is definitely gear clash, troubleshoot transmission.

50. Hard gear shifting.
a. Too much clutch pedal free play.
b. Clutch disk or other clutch parts damaged.

51. Slips out of gear.
Transmission parts worn or damaged. Repair transmission assembly.

52. Engagement of two speeds.
Transmission cover parts worn or damaged.

53. Lubricant leakage.
a. Lubricant level too high in transmission.
b. Leak at main drive gear bearing retainer capscrew.
c. Drain plug loose or damaged.
d. Transmission input shaft seal leaking.
e. Transmission expansion plugs loose.
f. Transmission cover gasket leaking.

54. Transmission noisy.
a. Loose mounting bolts.
b. Flywheel housing.
c. Insufficient lubricant.
d. Worn or damaged parts.

TRANSFER CASE

55. Transfer not shift will into gear.
a. Incorrect lubricant.
b. Transfer worn or damaged.

56. Transfer slips out of gear.
Damaged or worn parts.

57. Transfer noisey in operation.
a. Insufficient lubrication.
b. Incorrect lubricant.
c. Transfer parts worn or damaged.

58. Transfer leaks lubricant.
a. Drain plug loose or damaged.
b. Damaged transfer input, output, or shifter shaft oil seal.
c. Case cracked.

59. Hard shifting out of front axle drive.
Torsional windup between front and rear propeller shafts. Drive a short distance in a straight line, preferably on dirt or gravel.

PROPELLER SHAFTS

60. Backlash or noise in joint.
Damaged or worn bearings.

61. Vibration in propeller shaft.
a. Worn or damaged universal joint or propeller shaft sprung.
b. Loose attaching bolts or nuts.

AXLES

62. Front axle assembly, unusual noise.
a. Insufficient lubricant
b. Front wheel bearings worn or incorrectly adjusted.
c. Wheel drive shaft universal joint worn, loose or damaged.
d. Worn or damaged differential.

63. Rear axle assembly, unusual noise. Same as front axle, item 62 above.

64. Axle leaks lubricant.
a. Pinion oil seal damaged.
b. Differential housing or cover gasket leaking.

65. Excessive backlash (play).
a. Worn or damaged differential.
b. Differential bearings out of adjustment.
c. Loose universal flanges.

SERVICE BRAKES

66. One brake drags.
a. Distorted or improperly adjusted brake shoes.
b. Faulty retracting spring.
c. Brakedrum out-of-round.
d. Faulty wheel cylinder.
e. Improperly adjusted or damaged wheel bearing.
f. Brakeline restricted.

67. All brakes drag.
a. Pedal improperly adjusted.
b. Distorted or improperly adjusted brake-shoe.
c. Brakeline restricted.
d. Faulty master cylinder

68. Hard pedal.
a. Pedal linkage to master cylinder binding.
b. Glazed or worn brake linings.
c. Brakeline restricted.
d. Distorted or improperly adjusted brake-shoes.

69. Spongy pedal.
a. Brakeline restricted.
b. Air in system.
c. Insufficient hydraulic fluid.

70. Vehicle pulls to one side when brakes are applied.
a. Improper tire pressure.
b. Distorted or improperly adjusted brake-shoes.
c. Glazed or worn brake-linings.
d. Brakedrum out-of-round.
e. Oil grease, or brake fluid on linings.
f. Faulty retracting spring.
g. Faulty wheel cylinder.
h. Worn wheel bearings.
i. Improperly adjusted wheel bearings.
j. Brakeljne restricted.
k. Loose suspension.

71. One wheel locks.
a. Distorted or improperly adjusted brake-shoe.
b. Oil, grease, or brake fluid on lining.
c. Front wheel locks on turn.

72. Brake chatter.
a. Brakedrum out-of-round.
b. Glazed or worn brake linings.
c. Oil, grease or brake fluid on brake linings.
d. Loose brake linings.

73. Excessive pedal travel.
a. Brakes out of adjustment.
b. Insufficient hydraulic fluid.
c. Leaks in hydraulic system.
d. Glazed or worn brakelinings.

74. Pedal gradually goes to floor.
a. Insufficient hydraulic fluid.
b. Leaks in hydraulic system.
c. Faulty master cylinder.

75. Brakes uneven.
a. Scored brakedrum.
b. Incorrect adjustment.

76. Brakes grab.
a. Distorted or improperly adjusted brake-shoe.
b. Glazed or worn brake-lining.
c. Oil, grease or brake fluid on brakelining.
d. Scored brakedrum.
e. Dirt on drum or lining surface.
f. Faulty wheel cylinder.

77. Brakes fail completely.
a. Insufficient hydraulic fluid.
b. Leaks in hydraulic system.
c. Air in hydraulic system.
d. Faulty master cylinder.
e. Linkage from pedal to master cylinder disconnected or broken.
f. Damage to hydraulic components.

PARKING BRAKE

78. Parking brake does not hold.
a. Brakeshoes improperly adjusted.
b. Brake lining worn or damaged.
c. Components coated with dirt or other contaminant.
d. Brake linkage damaged.

79. Parking brake drags and overheats
a. Brake partially applied.
b. Shoes improperly adjusted.
c. Lining loose and damaged c

WHEELS AND TIRES

80. Abnormal tire wear.
a. Continual use of four-wheel drive on hard surface roads and at speeds in excess of 25 mph.
b. Tire pressure incorrect.
c. Improper toe-in.
d. Wheels, tires, or brakedrums out-of-balance.

81. Wheel wobbles.
a. Bent wheel.
b. Wheel bearings out of adjustment or damaged.

STEERING

82. Backlash in steering.
a. Pitman arm loose.
b. Worn or damaged parts in steering gear.

83. Erratic steering.
a. Incorrect front wheel alinement.
b. Incorrect steering gear adjustment.
c. Loose steering linkage.
d. Incorrect front wheel bearing adjustment.

84. Hard steering.
a. Incorrect tire pressure.
b. Tires not of uniform
c. Lack of lubrication.
d. Incorrect steering gear adjustment.

85. Shimmy
a. Incorrect tire pressure.
b. Incorrect front wheel alinement.
c. Incorrect steering gear adjustment.
d. Tires not of uniform size.
e. Loose steering linkage.
f. Incorrect front wheel bearing adjustment.
g. Weak front shock absorber.
h. Loose or worn spindle support.
i. Loose suspension arm mounting bolts.
j. Loose crossmember mounting bolts.
k. Bent wheel.

86. Pull to one side.
a. Incorrect tire pressure.
b. Incorrect front wheel alinement.
c. Tires not of uniform size.
d. Unequal brake adjustment.
e. Incorrect front wheel bearing adjustment.
f. Bent spindle arm.
g. Sagging or broken suspension, front spring.

87. Wander; body sway.
a. Incorrect tire pressure.
b. Tires not of uniform size.
c. Loose steering linkage.
d. Incorrect steering gear adjustment.
e. Loose steering gear mounting bolts.
f. Incorrect front wheel alinement.
g. Defective shock absorbers.

88. Tires squeal on turns.
a. Incorrect tire pressure.
b. Incorrect front wheel alinement.
c. Bent spindle arm.

SPRING AND SHOCK ABSORBERS

89. Spring breakage.
a. Extremely rough handling of vehicle over rough terrain.
b. Lack of shock absorber control.

90. Poor recovery or slow action of shock absorbers.
a. Shock absorber bushing binding or damaged.
b. Lack of shock absorber control.
c. Loose mountings.

91. Lack of spring control.
a. No fluid in shock absorbers.
b. Shock absorbers inoperable.

humba nag nangka...dili baboy..

1988 TE

Correct...

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on July 29, 2009, 09:36:54 PM
Taga Valencia ba pud ni?: Escobal, Dalapo, Salise

Calle, kaila ni nilang Benny Nambatac ug J.R Namocatcat?

Calle, kaila ka ni Benny Nambatac ug J.R Namocatcat?

Lami tan-awon and
Bawog nimong pilok
Mistyeyed

 

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si ako....nag gangi mi sa scorpion....nidaug ko..

tig Panday ug bisan unsa....

Bam, i'll do the other way and paddle faster aron dili ma-apsan sa katiguwangon...hehe

Quote from: Bambi on July 29, 2009, 04:00:46 AM
bugsay, welcome to TB!  hinay2x lang ug bugsay diha aron magpabilin kang young at age pero wanna like to start living? Kay, life begins at 40 man kuno, over qualfied na tawon ko.

Thanks "Will-i-am" aka wellmerit

Quote from: willmerit on July 29, 2009, 01:30:32 AM
goodluck bugsy.

Go Miami....Go Dwyane Wade!!!!!

Just Married....of Ashton Kutcher....comedy

lahi na ang duwa karon sa mga bag-ong tubo Miss RPB....iring-iring na...heheh

thanks maam Grazie.......

Grace imong real name maam? akong wife kay Grace sab....tawgon nako ug Gracia...kon mag-away mi, tawgon nalang ug disgracia....heheheh

maoy gidangat ani.....lol

aw o diay, baboy-baboy diay tawag namo ana.......

mag duwa sab mi ug bakokang i hikot namo sa tsinelas nga sakayan-sakayan, ipalutaw sa suba...ining kapakapa sa bakokang aw sutoy pas speedboat ang tsenilas...hehe

naguol ko karon...nakabuhi among anay...ako ra raba ang anaran ato....hehehe

magduwa sab diay mo anang sibug-sibug? ako pod ..hehehhe..Bola-anon gyud tang dagko...lol

curious ko ani nga thread da!!!.....lima'ng lakang na ra ba tawon ko mag kwarenta na.....hmmmmm....mura man to ug bag-uhay pa lang ko ang dese....hehehe.

naa koy nagkadaiyang picture sa bozai HB and  would like to share it to you, pero di lang ko kamaong mo attach ug photos diri sa thread.....will give u ideas sa porma ug unsa kanindot ang bonsai sa mga insikwakang diri's China.....

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 28, 2009, 08:02:08 AM
Unsay ahong gibuhat karong adlawa? Nag-repot sa ahong ficus benjamina nga ahong gisuwayan og himong bonsai. Ambut, gahi man nig ulo, dili man patuo nga ang ijang kapalaran naa sa pagka-bonsai. 

my dear TB forumers i dont know how to attach photos...could anybody tell me how to do it?....matsalam daan.

i'm a "TRUE BLUE" mananagat ug mamugsayay......ug sa lamat kaayo sa inyong pag-abiabi....

sa tinuod lang, sa nag sige kog ug bugsay palawod aron mangita ug tinus-bawan, nahipadpad ko aning maong kalihukan nga ang tanan mga bol-anon mipabuhagay mikudlit ug daghang mga pulong tungod sa ilang tumang sa kahigwaos ug kamingaw sa ilang yutang natawhan.......chillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll..

I prefer GMA7 among local.....ABS-CBN is very opinionated and bias.

Unsa kahay lami sa lastiko nga gilapwaan no? ok ra unta seguro ug giparisan ug sardinas aron murag odong...heheheh

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 28, 2009, 04:47:50 PM
Ahong maguwang gi-punish ni Tatay kay sigig duwa og lastiko. Gilapwaan ang lastiko unja gipahigop nija ang sabaw, ha ha ha. Ako wa jud ma-punish kay good boy man.

                                                  ANG UMANG.......hehhehe

nahinumdom ko nga sa una manguha mi ug Umang sa daplin sa dagat nga nanoksok sa dalid sa lubi nya isulod namo sa bagol or lata.....magkawot dayon mi ug gamay nga canal sa bonbon nya medyo lawom nga lungag isig ka tomoy sa canal...

kada usa namo sa akong mga amigo mag pili mi ug kusog modagan nga umang nya ibutang sa pikas tumoy nya maglumba sila ug panagan kutob sa pikas hangtod matagak sa pikas nga boho.....gamay ra tawon me'g kalipay adtong panahuna....

Guys, salamat  kaayo sa inyong mga hunahuna..... murag di nako kahuwat, kaluparon na ko kay gusto na mouli...hehehhehe.....sakay sa silhig

Sa tanan...MATSALAM kaayo...

I'm praying nga  matagaan ug katumanan ang tanan nga mga plano....

Mao nay akong problema Manay kay tua sab sa lagyo namuyo akong mga igsoon.
Sa balay lang seguro ang handaan aron dili kaayo gasto.
Renewal of  bow ug ang misa mauy hisgutan namo sa akong bro nga kauban ug puyo sa akong mama ug papa inig uli nako pohon.
Thanks

Quote from: hofelina on July 27, 2009, 04:56:40 PM
pila mo nga igsoon, delegate ang ubang trabaho sa mga relatives aron aduna kay free hand, kay ikaw man tingali ang mag-organize.
It is common to have renewal of vows, basin mosogot ang pari kon adto sa balay ang misa, with close families around, ug sa atong simbahan, daghang manokos sa imong handa, ma pordoy ka.
If you canvass some hotels for a long weekend with all inclusive for your parents, you might get some discounts kay ang September dili naman high season, these are my personal  opinion. God bless and good luck.

Manay

L-ampingasan nga alimatok nagsige'g sop-sop as ahong
B-agtak. Kuhaa pagdali nya tusloka ang
M-ata aron di na magwarawara..

WOW!!!!!!
Ma'am Grazie, salamat kaayo sa imong mga hunahuna. Though di nako maabot ang uban but all your suggestions are well noted.

My parents are just a very simple and ordinary  folks but i want to give them extraordinary feeling of happiness that they never expect comes their anniversary date....pamawi sa mga panahon nga nagpabuyag kaniadto...hehehe

L-ahi ang trip sa mga umang kay nagsige'g
B-ulikat sa ilang
M-ata kay napuling (niapil sab diay ug pamoso...lol)

L-oving-loving didto sa
B-aybayon sinaksihan sa mga bolay-og nga
M-ga agukoy.

Glad to know and they really have to improve it. Dili sab lalim nga mag-antos and katawhan tungod lang sa negosyo sa usa lang ka tawo. I experienced it myself pag-uli nako sa Fiesta last January ug May...


BTW, tinuod sab bitaw nga ang nilangsad nga mga opposition sa Valencia kadtong gikan sa layo. Naay funding pero wa ka kuha sa kiliti sa mga tawo.

Quote from: calle on July 27, 2009, 12:52:42 PM
gamay na langaw run. the mayor's  brother (the owner) renovated and enhanced the waste management procedures in the farm.

kay way lain!!! kanang mga taga opposition sa valencia, igo ra na nagpaabot sa funding sa mga political parties tig election. way mga programs of government. puro lang reklamo, di man gani mamujo sa valencia, muoli rag ting election.

Thanks RPB, i'm planning of giving them a huge framed photos of them plus the family photos of my own family and so with my sis and bro's own family too.
But i'm still open for a new idea.

u dont have to say sorry. it's OK
BTW, the stitch is nice

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on July 27, 2009, 01:43:37 PM
Sa hobby lobby jud perti kamahal bitaw.i enter na ug exhibit imong cross stitch madaug lagi ka ana.
Sorry Bugsay we never mean to high jack your thread na out of topic sa mi kadali.

Thanks RPB, i'm planning of giving them a huge framed photos of them plus the family photos of my own family and so with my sis and bro's own family too.
But i'm still open for a new idea.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on July 27, 2009, 11:51:08 AM
Congratulation sa imong parents tagsa ra gyud makacelebrate ana nga kadugayon.Akong parent-inlaw nagcelebrate ug 50th wedding 2 years ago pero gipanbaharan mi nga dili magsurprise surprise party nila kay automatic gyud daw wala mi sa listahan sa katigayunan.Mao among gibuhat nagdinner ra mi family sa gawas. Pero among giregalo kay hinimo nakong cross stitch nga last supper.

Ug mag surprise party ka sa imo parents pangbahari na imong imbitahon nga di gyud magsaba. Maglechon nalang ka daghan or pwede sad mag google ka ug idea nga party sa mga mag celebrate ug 50th wedding I'm sure naay daghan idea sa internet.
Mao ni akong regalo sa akong mga inlaws aw among regalo diay.

This coming September 17.....timing sab nga mopauli ko karong last week sa August pohon so naa koy time mag prepare....

Quote from: ms da binsi on July 27, 2009, 11:25:04 AM
ganus-a man diay na Bugs?

Yes, and we took it as a blessing gikan sa Kahitas-an.
Sorry to hear about your parents.

Quote from: fdaray on July 27, 2009, 11:34:00 AM
Maayo kay maka celebrate pa mo ug 50th  weeding sa inyong parents.

My parents died at earlier age.

limited funds, but a gold ring is a nice idea. hmmm...thanks MDB

gigut

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on July 27, 2009, 10:13:08 AM
Beef steaks,pork steaks,fried chicken,onion rings,fried okra,fried chicken ug peach cobbler.Punga iginhawa kay daghan gikaon.Lami kaayo ang steaks medium rare akong favorite or medium well done.


Gigutom na man hinoon ko nga nakabasa ug Beef Steak, bag-o pa gani ko nag kaon...hehehe

oatmeal ug duha ka saging ....kay onggoyon...lol

My parents Golden Wedding Anniversary will be this coming September and i'm planning to prepare a surprise party for them.
Pangutana:
1. Unsay angay nakong buhaton?
2. Unsay maajong i gift?
3. I'm planning to have a little party for them and inivte their close friends but dont know how to prepare the program and the numbers of presentation.

I would like this party to be a memorable one for them and would appreciate your comments and thoughts . Thanks

The Bedrooms
They should be sacred spaces where an adult or child can retreat and regenerate. We spend roughly one third of our lives in our bedroom, so maintaining balance and serenity in this area is essential.
1) Your bedroom should be a private room, hence not to be seen by guests and visitors.
2) Your bedroom should not be over the garage, where stagnant and low energy accumulates and moves upward causing health problems.
3) The bed should be placed in such a position that both partners can see the door, but no part of the bed should be right in front of the door.
4) Put beds in front of a wall so you have a strong support behind you. There should be a solid wall behind the headboard. There can be windows to the sides of the bed, but not right behind it.
5) Ideally, it will not be immediately opposite, above or below the bathroom, kitchen, next to the living room or children's playroom.
6) You should see your bedroom door from your bed.
7) Bedroom door facing another bedroom door. Tempers might erupt occasionally among the occupants. To solve this problem, place a bead curtain in front of the room door.
Avoid bedroom door facing kitchen entrance.Nonetheless, occupants of the room will be prone to accidents and minor injuries and if the problem persists over time, occupants might encounter major accidents. To solve this problem, place a windscreen, hang a bead curtain in front of the kitchen entrance, or change the location of the room door.
9) Elevate all beds, including children's beds, off the ground. Energy cannot flow freely under a bed that is not elevated.
10) Your bed should be the only big piece of furniture in your bedroom.
11) Make sure all bedside tables have rounded edges and not square to prevent cutting chi being focused towards the occupants. If two sleep in the bed, ensure matching beside tables on either side for added stability and protection in the relationship
12) Large MIRRORS - are not recommended in the bedroom, because they are not conducive to a restful nights sleep. Mirrors reflect light... light is Yang Chi, which is active energy. By reflecting light mirrors stir-up the Chi in the bedroom, where you want the Chi to be more Yin / still and restful. Besides, mirrors could reflect your bedroom activities to the neighbor. This would not create a feeling of security and safety in the bedroom. Plus, if the mirror is in your "Lonely Pillow" direction, it will cause you to be single.
13) A headboard symbolically adds the idea of solidity and stability to a relationship. A wooden headboard is better than a metallic one. A solid headboard is better than one with cutouts. Headboards with vertical ?bars ? are not recommended for the couple, as they are reminders of either cribs or prisons. Never hang anything cumbersome or heavy on the wall behind the headboard, only soft things that would not hurt anyone if they fell.
14) If you sleep with another, make sure your bed is symbolic of this relationship. Beds that are rickety or likely to fall part speak volumes about the state of the relationship
15) Avoid placing mirrors directly across from your bed.
16) Do not have too many windows in your bedroom, this will excite Chi.
17) An ideal bedroom should not have a mirror facing bed; the solution of the problem would be that you cover the mirror each night before retiring.
18) Bathrooms must not be seen from the bed. With bathrooms, it is a sanitation issue. Keeping the door closed or at least ajar is the simplest solution. Moving the bed would be another solution.
19) For the bedroom, avoid overly Yang colors such as red. Gold colors are also not good, since this can cause poor sleep. Try to incorporate relaxing and subtle colors instead. Dragon images are also not a good idea for the bedroom.
20) Avoid the use of synthetic materials, as well as electrical appliances in the bedroom.
21) Do not have exercising equipment in your bedroom
22) Do not store anything under your bed.This practice creates stagnant, blocked energy that can negatively impact you during sleep.
23) Avoid having too many electronics in your bedroom and keep nothing under the bed.
24) Favor earth tones and all colors that resemble skin tones, as they will create a warm feeling. This includes pink, brown, beige, yellow, cream, sand, etc. Have some accents in a shade or red, burgundy, or maroon, to add some fire to the relationship
25) To promote harmonious and fulfilling sexual communication, keep the energy in your bedroom fresh, healthy and sensual by using essential oils, crystals, and candles.
26) Have light tones in your bedroom. Keep it calm and relaxing after all, you spend a lot of time there with your partner.
27) Keep your bedroom tidy and your closet door closed. Remember, your bedroom should be relaxing, comforting and nurturing. The chaos of clutter degrades your ability to relax.
28) Only romantic artwork, photos or ornaments are welcome in the master bedroom, as well as pictures of the couple where they both look happy.
29) Place something beautiful that inspires you where you first look in the morning.

The Kitchen
It is referred to as the ?hearth? of the home. The vibrations in this room are important in the way that food is prepared and the residual affect. Yet it is not considered the most important part of the house since only an hour or less is spent there on a daily basis. Sometimes the location of a kitchen in a house can determine which family members will argue the most or if the whole house is vulnerable to a variety of mishaps.
1) For good feng shui, do not to have your kitchen close to the main door or to the back door, where the energy can easily escape.
2) Ideally, the kitchen should be in the back of the house, at least behind centerline of house. In any case, it is better if you do not see the kitchen immediately upon entering the house, as this can portend digestive, nutritional, and eating problems. Having the kitchen at the entry point can also mean that guests will come over and eat, and then, leave immediately, and such a placement can also encourage the inhabitants to eat all the time.
3) Your kitchen should not be in front of the toilet. If it is, then keep the door closed and he toilet lid down.
4) The heart of the kitchen is the stove and much emphasis is placed on its positioning. Take note that the stove:
a) Should not be directly in line with the front door
b) Should not be positioned directly under the window as it lacks support. If relocation is not possible then keep the blinds down while cooking.
c) Should not be place directly beside or in front of the fridge or sink since this create direct clash of the water and fire elements. You may place green crystals between them to act as a moderator.
d) Should be placed away from the direct line of door.
e) If you live in a 2-storey building, ensure the stove is not place directly below the lavatory.
f) Should not face the toilet.
5) For good feng shui, keep the kitchen simple and do not overload it with gadgets.
6) Round and smooth features--even subtle things like rounded corners on kitchen counters ? to promote the development and flow of positive energy.
7) The kitchen should have several levels of proper lighting, be airy and spacious, clean, bright and welcoming.
Choose colors that blend well and feel good together. Feng Shui-wise, color yellow is a good choice for the kitchen, as it is good for your digestion.
9) Use colors to brighten up the kitchen! The best colors for good Feng Shui are sunny Yang colors such as yellows, oranges, and reds for the kitchen and dining room. This encourages positive activity as well as promote good cheer and warmth between family and friends!

Other Interior Features
Interior architectural features can promote or impede the flow of positive energy and introduce or neutralize negative energy. A few pointers about interior features:
1) To prevent the introduction of negative energy into a house, avoid installing rough interior features such as rock walls, exposed beams and rafters, knotty wood wall paneling, vaulted ceilings, and oversized fireplaces. Also, avoid wedge-like, knifelike, and arrow-like ceiling and wall structures.
2) If you are planning a model for a new house, make sure that the front door of the house does not face the back door. If it is inevitable then put a screen between the two so Chi cannot flow out the house.
3) Avoid staircase right in front of the main door, which will direct Chi to the next floor ignoring the ground. If you are already in the situation then solve it with a mirror or chime.
4) Stairs should not be aligned directly with a heavily used entrance door. When they exist in the center of the house, the activity of moving up and down the stairs will stimulate the unseen potential of the house, for good or for bad depending on the uniqueness of the house. Stairs of any kind, indoor or out should be clean and safe to use. Dilapidated stairs and unstable railings are not good Feng Shui for obvious reasons.
5) The front door should not face a lamppost or a tree as this affects the flow of chi and the main back door should not face a bedroom, kitchen or toilet.
6) The main door size should be in proper scale to the rest of the house. If it is too large, it can cause financial difficulties. If it is too small, it can cause petty arguments.
7) If your front door is right below the stairs in your home, this is deemed inauspicious since bad Chi can collect in this area. Try relocating your main door to another spot, or simply place a lovely potted plant at the stair area.
Main door should have a protective roof.
9) Main door should be made of solid wood.
10) Main door should not be located under a toilet or bathroom.
11) Main door should not face a staircase or toilet.
12) Main door should have protective symbol but not “Pa Kua”.
13) Oiling doors so they will not squeak and to reduce irritation.
14) Make the energy move in your place add crystal balls on the ceiling.
15) Windows should always open properly and allow sufficient light or pleasant views into the room. To scale with the room, windows should be a defined height and width. It is not ideal to sleep with your head just inches from a window.
16) Ceilings are ideally flat, without severe slopes. The sloping ceiling will cause the flow of air currents in the room to be chaotic. This contributes to sleep problems.
17) Exposed ceiling beams are a problem if a person works or sleeps under them. Their downward pressure can contribute to health problems.
18) Never place furniture backing door. If that is the only option, put a mirror so you can see behind you.
19) Arrange furniture so that your back never faces a door. Your office door should be directly visible from your desk.
20) Separate pieces of furniture by 3 feet. Leaving space between pieces of furniture allows continuous flow of energy.
21) Fill up the dead area in the living room with plants, colorful pictures, pleasant sceneries or fish tanks.
22) Limit the use of accessories as they crowd space and reduce the flow of energy. Place pictures or paintings at eye level over a heavier piece of furniture.
23) Hallways are like the arteries of the house. They should be relatively bright and not too narrow or cluttered. A chronically dark hallway should have a skylight or artificial light on.
24) Ideally, hallways should not be excessively long, unless there are many rooms off the hallway where the doors can remain open.
25) Put mirrors at the end of hallways to minimize the feeling of a "dead end."
26) Bathrooms usually should not be in the center of the house or the first room your eyes land on when you enter your home.
27) Toilet should not be too close to a sleeping area.
28) Always keep the toilet lid down while not in use. It stops the money from going down the drains.
29) Keep brooms, mops and trash bins out of sight. It is important for family's well being and keeps intruders out.
30) Round dining room tables are best because circles symbolize heavenly blessings. Dining room chairs should be of an even number and comfortable to sit in. Dining room décor should be simple, so it does not distract from the food.
31) Do not place your Buddha statues and figurines in the kitchen or bedroom. The best places are the dining room, lounge or living room â€" basically, areas where family or friends converge. Do not place your Buddha on the floor, but place it on an elevated area.

THE FENG-SHUI OF BUILDING CHARACTERISTICS
The Building Characteristics branch of feng-shui studies the flow of energy within a structure, where it is carried in architectural features, exterior and interior.
Exterior Features
The feng-shui practitioner evaluates a building's overall shape using three main criteria:
Stability: Generally, a building's shape is thought of as stable if none of the levels is significantly larger than the others and if the structure does not rest on pillars.
Balance: A building is said to be balanced if it has a regular (i.e., symmetrical) shape.
Smoothness: A building is said to be smooth if it has no harsh, protruding features, whether vertical or horizontal. Houses shaped like triangles and those with knifelike edges also lack smoothness.
A building's appearance is also evaluated according to the principle of "resemblance." Buildings that resemble prisons, fortifications, and weapons are undesirable, as are buildings that appear to be falling down, burning, or getting chopped up.
Other Exterior Features
1) The house should not be sitting in the end of a dead-end road, as it is the worst situation in Feng Shui.
2) The house should be street level or higher but never lower than the sidewalk or street. Avoid land, which slopes lower in the back.
3) The house should be built on a level plane. But it is better for the front of the house to be built on a low point, and the back to be built on a high point than for the front to be built on a high point and the back on a low point.
4) Pay attention to your gate and fence specifics. A solid-built gate will ensure your home's security. The best gate design for a home is regular rectangular-shaped or arch-shaped to symbolize the uplift of life and stability.
5) A point to consider for your fence is the types with pointed arrows. These are good for keeping the burglars and negative Chi at bay. But do beware, because the points act as poison arrows if directed towards your home and depletes growth - this may lead to downfall for you and loved ones.
6) Placing lamps outside the front door are like placing guardians in your yard. But they must be placed in such a way that they do not block the door nor stimulate improper chi.
7) The path should not be littered or damaged in any way and should be lit so visitors can see the way.
Leave no obstacle on your front door for this will block good Chi from flowing inside your house.
9) It is best if the main door does not face the corner of another house, a tree, or a post.
10) Wind chime outside your house is good, as it will distract the negative energies from entering the house.
11) Plants with thorns or spikes like the cactus are inauspicious and they should be left outside the house. Use round leafed plants instead inside the house.

The Floor Plan
Because floor plans regulate the flow of energy in a house, feng-shui practitioners look kindly on floor plans that promote the flow of positive energy, prevent the leakage of nourishing energy, and curb the development and movement of negative energy. For example, to prevent unpredictable and possibly aggressive energy from moving into the living space of a house, garages should be placed so that entering cars do not "drive" toward the bedroom, study, family room, kitchen, living room, or dining room. Here are some other floor plan pointers:
1) The entrance or main door should not below the street level. It is difficult for beneficial Chi to enter on this type of house.
2) To keep prosperity from flowing out of the house, the main entrance should not be aligned with any secondary entrances or large windows.
3) To keep negative energy from developing, the house should not have long, narrow corridors, maze-like hallways, dark corners, or steep stairways.
4) To promote the flow of positive energy, hallways and stairways should be wide and well-lighted.
5) To ensure that the occupants will not lose vital energy while sleeping, bedrooms should not be too exposed to the outside. Therefore, large, ceiling-to-floor windows are not appropriate for bedrooms.
6) To maximize the overall flow of energy in a house, the house should have a fairly simple floor plan with clearly defined levels. You should not feel “lost” or disoriented in a house.
7) The living room should be in the south side of the home or should face south. West is another option but it should have a pleasant view.
Many living rooms are adjacent to kitchens or dining rooms and in these cases, it is best to have a visual barrier placed between them with the help of a screen or large plants. If you have doors in between, try to keep them closed.

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TAGBILARAN CITY, Bohol - The proposed construction of the 90-kilometer Cebu-Bohol Friendship Bridge is “on track,” with a foreign agency pledging to release funds for its feasibility study, an official said.

Bohol Gov. Erico Aumentado announced yesterday that the Economic Development Cooperation Fund (EDCF) of Korea has pledged about $3 million as a grant for the feasibility study.

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“I am happy to report to the RDC that one of our mega-projects, the Bohol-Cebu Multi-Access Friendship Bridge, now has the support of EDCF,” Aumentado told the Regional Development Council (RDC) 7 during their full council meeting here.

Request for funding

The RDC in Central Visayas asked the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to endorse to the Korean government their request for funding assistance for the feasibility study on the proposed bridge, the first between Cebu and Bohol.

Aumentado said he will meet with the Korean ambassador on July 28 to “thresh out the mechanics of the project.”

Garcia congratulated Aumentado for the development.

In an interview with reporters, Aumentado confirmed endorsements from various agencies are required for the funding to be released.

The proposed bridge project will have to be endorsed by DPWH, the Neda Investment Coordination Committee technical board, Neda board and the foreign affairs secretary.

Aumentado said it is the foreign affairs secretary who will then endorse the request for funding to the Korean government.

The Bohol governor believes the bridge project will improve commerce, technology sharing and the exchange of power and water between Bohol and Cebu.

Conceived in 2006

Aumentado said the project was conceptualized in 2006 yet. But due to the lack of funds, the feasibility study was not started.

The 90-kilometer bridge’s construction is expected to cost at least P20 billion.

“Funding for the actual project implementation is not a problem.

We can have it through BOT (build-operate-transfer) or a loan. But I prefer it done through a BOT,” Aumentado said.

Once the bridge is up, Aumentado said it will be easier to bring water from Bohol to Cebu, in contrast to earlier proposals to use submarine pipes.

Bohol, in turn, can also take advantage of the bridge to tap Cebu’s excess power, he said.

The operation of the Kepco and Global Power plants in 2011 is expected to generate an additional 200 megawatts for Cebu.

‘Follow the process’

Aumentado said that when he attended the recent Asean South Korea summit with President Arroyo, a Korean embassy official informed him that his government was “willing to give due course” to the request for $3 million for a feasibility study on the proposed bridge, “provided that we follow the process.”

Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on July 25, 2009.

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Ladaga Emma, - naa sa Manila, iyang bana taga Seasider, Tampus man tingali  ang        apilyedo sa bana if i'm not wrong.
Lagare Cora, -  sorry to say nga nihalin ni siya sa laing kalibutan.


Ladaga Andrew,----maayo na ni si Boyging ug kahimtang, Kapitan sa barko.

"beauty is in the eyes of the beholder".....beuatiful or not, depending on who is looking at it......

huwami akong mata aron makita ninjo ang ka gwapa sa akong asawa.....

some people thought that Fengshui is associated with Sperstitious belief, but actually Fengshui application in house designing and proper location is very logical and practical.

Please give us your idea, personal experience and how you apply Fengshui at home.