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Shei, sa sige'g hisgot ug beef roast ug dinuguan sa laing threads, I was craving for something Pinoy food.  I searched my ref and pantry, and can't find anything bisan lamang tinapa unta. Well, I found one chinese chorizo so mao to akong gi gagmay ug slice ug gipa crispy, made sunny-side up egg and made fried rice.  I had breakfast food for dinner! 

That's good to know, Dong and slackware.  Who wants to live in a very oppressing place.  Pero sa ato tawong mga kababayan, they just have to brave all these para lang makapakaon ug pa eskwela sa ilang family back home!

Exactly, G@len! 

Akong gi ingnan akong mga manghud na ipa ingon ang Cruznet na ipa adjust ang bill kay dapat dili sila mag flat billing for a month bisan pila ra ka adlaw nagamit!  Mao lang jud na kaparat sa ato kay poor pa jud ang customer service.

Quote from: orChids on February 29, 2008, 01:34:50 PM
Hahaha  pagamye na lang Grazie san.Opps nag changed na pod ko,again and again.

Aya san, unsa man nang imong avatar?

Quote from: svetlana on February 29, 2008, 01:36:15 PM

Quote from: ms da binsi on February 29, 2008, 01:33:36 PM

Tiya mag error imong avatar kay unsaun nga arang kadagko sa imong pics...

mura'g pang billboard!

hahahhaha

hhhmmm mao bitaw siguro, i resize sa lang una.

Kay nagtinapulan man! hahahaha Nah hala, ako ning guntingon aron ma arang dre!

Jun, everything should be fine now.  It was just a small setback but I have no doubt your EB or EBs in July would be wonderful!

I can see man gud Dong we all have different opinions about the subject matter and at times we become passionate is our desire to be heard but the bottom line is that we all really care about Mother Earth.  So I encourage that we all do the best we can to do our job of protecting the "home" where we are billeted by our dear God the Father.

Salamat for the explanation, Dong!  I could never had had thought that tooth can be used in the eye!

Yes, I agree with you that the way God designed us is impeccable!

Amari, Asela

Dong, how many years did you say your Dad worked in Saudi?  I can't imagine living in a place like that with absurd laws.

AHMADABAD, India â€"  A newborn baby girl fell through the toilet in a moving train and onto the tracks moments after her mother prematurely gave birth, surviving nearly two hours before being found, relatives said Thursday.

The child's mother, who uses the single name Bhuri, was traveling with relatives on an overnight train when she went to the bathroom shortly before midnight Tuesday and unexpectedly gave birth to a baby girl, said Arjun Kumar, her brother-in-law.

"Later, she fell unconscious and the baby fell through the toilet," he continued. "Two stations later, we knocked at the door."

Bhuri opened the door, soaked in blood.

"When we asked her about what happened, she said the baby had fallen through onto the tracks," Kumar said.

Toilets on Indian trains usually have holes that open directly onto the tracks, and there were no indications Thursday that authorities doubted Bhuri's story or planned to investigate the incident.

Kumar said that after finding Bhuri, relatives pulled the train's emergency brake and told railway officials what had happened. A search was quickly organized, and guards at one of the stations the train had passed soon found the baby.

"She was on the rail track for almost 1 1/2 to two hours," said Dr. Gautam Jain, a pediatrician at Rajasthan Hospital in Ahmadabad, in the western state of Gujarat, where the baby and mother were taken.

The child, who has not yet been named, was eight to 10 weeks premature and weighed only 3.22 pounds, Jain said. She had a low heart rate and body temperature.

"We do not expect such children to survive," Jain said

source:  fox news
2/28/08

Paging, Dong Bran!  Is this really possible? 

The 57-year-old Irishman was blinded two years ago after an aluminum explosion at a recycling plant, AFP reported Thursday. His sight has been miraculously restored after doctors inserted his son’s tooth in his eye.

"I thought that I was going to be blind for the rest of my life," McNichol told RTE state radio, AFP reported.

After doctors told McNichol there was nothing more they could do for him, he heard about an offbeat operation called Osteo-Odonto-Keratoprosthesis (OOKP) being performed in England.

OOKP, first performed in Italy in the 1960s, involves creating an artificial cornea by using the patient’s tooth and surrounding bone as a support, AFP reported.

McNichol’s son Robert, 23, donated a tooth, its root and part of his jaw for his father’s surgery. McNichol’s right eye socket was rebuilt, and a lens was inserted into a hole drilled in Robert’s tooth. The procedure required two surgeries lasting a total of 15 hours.

"It is pretty heavy going," McNichol told RTE state radio. "I have enough sight to get around and I can watch television. I have come out from complete darkness to be able to do simple things.”

source:  fox news
2/28/08

Ako bitaw Shei kay sa thrift store man ko mag buy ug John Grisham book kay barato ra jud!

hahhaha wa jud lingaw ba Shei kay pati number posts nabantayan man!

Dear, mag tan aw sa kong American Idol tan awon nato wa ba na taktak si Pinay!

Asa diay ka karon, G@len?

hahahaha pareho sa una, matingala intawon among pobreng inahan kay wa sya kasabot nganong among gina raise among kamot with the cphone kay mura ba'g nag magnet ug signal!  Ako lang jud frustration karon noh kanang slow kaajo among internet connection sa Manga unja sige pa jud kawala ang connection.  Naay mag two weeks, di sila ka gamit.  One time, ask ko sa akong manghud unsay ingon sa taga Cruznet, ingon na gikilatan daw ang internet kay ga kilat daw the night before!  Pastilan ka mga tsolokoy!

Guys, tan awa ang number of posts ni Beth, flat 1111!

Shei, pwede man gihapon ta mag ym confe pero di lang ko karong gabhiuna kay American Idol. 

Sige, Beth kay sibat na pod ko ron kay tan aw pa ko ug Jeopardy!

A university professor allegedly caught in a Saudi-style honey trap has been sentenced to 180 lashes and eight months in jail â€" for having coffee with a girl.

The man, a prominent and well-respected Saudi teacher of psychology at Umm al-Qra University in the holy city of Mecca, was framed by the religious police after he angered some of their members at a training course, his lawyer said.

The academic has not been named by the local media, which have given his case wide coverage, but one senior Saudi journalist told The Times he was Dr. Abu Ruzaiz, a married man in his late 50s with children.

“He is highly respected and above-board. Nobody believes the religious police’s version of what happened. The whole of Jeddah (the main city near Mecca) is in uproar about this. Everyone believes he is innocent and was set up,” the journalist said.

Contact between unrelated men and women is strictly prohibited in the desert kingdom where religious police, commonly known as mutaween, patrol public places in teams to enforce their brand of ultra-conservative Islam.

Usually bearded and often wielding canes, they ensure women are not harassed, sexes do not mix and shops close for prayers. They are under the command of the Saudi Commission for Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice.

Abdullah Al-Sanousi, the academic’s lawyer, told local newspapers that his client had drawn the ire of some of the Commission’s staffers for speaking at length during a training session about how important it was for them to be polite to the public. Some of the trainees also wanted revenge because they had failed the course while others were not happy with their examination results.

Ruzaiz is said to have received a call from a girl purporting to be one of his students who asked to meet to discuss a problem that she did not want to talk about over the phone. The professor agreed to meet at a family cafe, provided she brought her brother along as a chaperone.

When he arrived, he was surprised to find the girl alone, and was promptly surrounded by religious policemen who handcuffed him and hauled him into custody. He was accused of being in a state of khulwa â€" seclusion â€" with an unrelated woman.

His lawyer insisted that because the two met in a public place frequented by hundreds of families, the question of khulwa, or illegal seclusion, never arose. The commission, however, insists that the family sections at coffee shops and restaurants are meant only for families and close relatives.

The professor is said to have taped a later conversation with the girl in which she admitted that she had been sent to the cafe by the religious police. The professor is relying on an appeals court to overturn the verdict. His lawyer has urged local human rights associations to back his plea for reviewing the case.

A spokesman for the Commission in Mecca denied that his officials had conspired against the professor. “They are honourable people and would not create such a trap for any kind of personal revenge,” Ahmad Kasim Al-Ghamdi, told Arab News, a local paper.

The controversial case is the latest of several involving the often over zealous religious police that brought widespread international coverage that has embarrassed the Saudi authorities.

Kim Howells, the British Minister for Middle East Affairs, raised the issue of human rights with the Saudi authorities during a visit to the Kingdom this week. “He also mentioned certain high profile cases that have made international headlines recently,” a British official told The Times.

A 37-year-old American businesswoman and mother-of-three was recently thrown in jail for sitting with a male colleague at a Starbucks coffee shop.

In another high-profile case, an illiterate Saudi woman is hoping that King Abdullah will spare her life after she was condemned to death for “witchcraft.” Her accusers included a man who claimed that the woman, Fawzi Falih, had made him impotent with her sorcery.

An international human rights group said Falih â€" who faces being publicly beheaded â€" was allegedly beaten by religious police and forced into fingerprinting a false confession.

Prosecutors are currently investigating 57 young men arrested last week for flirting with girls at shopping centres in Mecca. They were accused of wearing indecent clothes, playing loud music and dancing in order to catch the attention of girls. The men insisted they were just trying to “have fun” without “imposing themselves” on the women.

And a teenaged victim of a gang rape was sentenced last year to 200 lashes and six years in jail for having been in an unrelated man’s car at the time. She was pardoned by King Abdullah, although he maintained the sentence had been fair.

source:  foxnews.com

SALEM, Ore.  â€"  So a U.S. Senate candidate with a metal hook for a left hand walks into a bar.

The candidate, Steve Novick, has bellied up next to a voter and the two talk about politics. The other guy struggles to twist off a beer cap. Novick coolly reaches over, grabs the bottle and deftly uses his metal hook to pop it open, telling the other man: "We can't afford just politics as usual."

It's a political ad unlike any other this season, and the video has become a hit on YouTube.

Novick, who was born with multiple disabilities, is going right for the funny bone in his bid to challenge a Republican incumbent.

His second TV ad, which spoofs the old TV game show "To Tell the Truth," plays on his stature â€" he's only 4-foot-9.

"I'm Steve Novick," intones an evenly tanned, perfectly coifed gentleman in a natty suit. "And I'll stand up for everybody, not just the richest 1 percent."

Then the camera pivots down, way down.

"Actually," Novick says, "I'm the real Steve Novick. I don't look like the typical politician, but I won't act like one, either. I will fight for the little guy."

Novick, 44, is seeking the Democratic nomination to take on Oregon Sen. Gordon Smith, who, like the other man in the second commercial, is tall and good-looking.

Unfortunately for Novick, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has chosen to back Oregon House Speaker Jeff Merkley in the May 20 primary, and has already directed nearly $100,000 to his campaign.

What little polling has been done in the Democratic race showed the two candidates were virtually tied as of last month. Most people surveyed said they were undecided.

Novick, a Portland lawyer, hopes the ads draw attention to his personal story of overcoming disabilities. Besides his left hand, he is missing one of the two major bones between the knee and foot in both legs, giving him an uneven gait.

He graduated at age 18 from the University of Oregon and later was the youngest member of Harvard Law School's Class of 1984.

As a U.S. Justice Department lawyer, he battled polluters before returning to Oregon to fight against anti-tax and anti-union initiatives.

Both of Novick's campaign ads were produced by a Milwaukee firm that helped Russ Feingold win a Wisconsin Senate seat in 1992 by contrasting the little-known challenger's modest home with the fancier home of his well-heeled opponent.

"It's nothing to shy away from and nothing to hide," said Neal Bardele, a partner with Eichenbaum & Associates. "He is a very confident man, a very intelligent man. One of our objectives is to get people to know him, and to know he is not a traditional politician."

In another YouTube video, Novick supporters can be seen wearing T-shirts emblazoned with "Hooked on Novick," showing tiny metal hooks on the letters.

But humor has to be delicately applied. Overuse it, and politicians can risk falling flat, as Connecticut Sen. Chris Dodd did in a widely panned TV ad joking about his mane of white hair that ran in Iowa last fall.

Rudy Giuliani drew groans for a holiday commercial in which he schmoozed with Santa while wearing a Rudolph's nose-red sweater vest. Hillary Clinton was lampooned for a Christmas ad in which she was seen wrapping "presents" to give to the country, marked with tags reading "universal health care" and "bring the troops home."

Voters can also be skittish about candidates who run funny ads in a country that's perpetually on orange terrorism alert. That's one reason why strategists for comedian Al Franken kept a lid on laugh-out-loud material in his opening round of TV ads for the Minnesota Senate race.

"Al is taking this campaign seriously, and if he uses humor, it will only be in the service of talking about the very serious reasons he is running for the Senate," Franken spokesman Andy Barr said.

In Oregon, the race between Merkley and Novick has been civil. Merkley even made his own attempt at humor. A few weeks ago, he walked away from a rollover car crash with just a bump on his head.

In a video released by his campaign, Merkley is shown dangling upside-down in a rolled-over car. He says into his cell phone: "We just flipped the car. It's just like the Bush economy. It's gone belly up."

source:  foxnews.com

magtikaw-tikaw na lang ta kay in no time, maka kaplag na atong mga kapayag dre, na bibo na pod ta ani na thread!

Oh wow!  Pamugas jud tong kang J. Kidd, Beth, kay Dallas is doing good man jud!  I think you are right; he just want a championship ring before he retires.

unsaon gud Beth kay nawala man ang shoutbox busa gi mugna ni ni Svet Sheila!

wapa dear!  pa lonely epek hehehehe

Business jud lagi. Asa gani gi trade si J. Kidd?

PRINCE HARRY has been secretly fighting the Taliban on the front line in Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defense confirmed today.

The 23-year-old Household Cavalry officer has spent the past 10 weeks serving in war-ravaged Helmand Province.

The deployment had been cloaked in secrecy under a news blackout deal agreed across the UK media to prevent details reaching the Taliban and endangering Harry and his comrades.

But the arrangement broke down today after news was leaked out on the US website the Drudge Report.

As part of the deal a group of journalists had visited the prince in Helmand on condition that details would only be publicised once he was safely back in the UK.

The deal was arranged after Harry’s planned tour to Iraq last year had to be cancelled because of a security risk sparked by publicity.


Chief of the General Staff Sir Richard Dannatt, who is head of the British Army, said he was disappointed the news had leaked.

In a statement, he said: “I am very disappointed that foreign websites have decided to run this story without consulting us.

“This is in stark contrast to the highly responsible attitude that the whole of the UK print and broadcast media, along with a small number of overseas, who have entered into an understanding with us over the coverage of Prince Harry on operations.

“After a lengthy period of discussion between the MoD and the editors of regional, national and international media, the editors took the commendable attitude to restrain their coverage.

“I would like to thank them for that and I do appreciate that once the story was in the public domain, they had no choice but to follow suit.

“What the last two months have shown is that it is perfectly possible for Prince Harry to be employed just the same as other Army officers of his rank and experience.

“His conduct on operations in Afghanistan has been exemplary.

“He has been fully involved in operations and has run the same risks as everyone else in his battlegroup.




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“In common with all of his generation in the Army today, he is a credit to the nation.

“In deciding to deploy him to Afghanistan, it was my judgment that with an understanding with the media not to broadcast his whereabouts, the risk in doing was manageable.

“Now that the story is in the public domain, the Chief of Defence Staff and I will take advice from the operational commanders about whether his deployment can continue.

“I now appeal to the media to restrain from attempting to report Prince Harry’s every move and return to our understanding.”





***SHOULD A ROYAL BE FIGHTING ON THE FRONT LINE?


source:  http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/36459/Prince-Harry-on-front-line-in-Afghanistan

Ay, same thing with the Sacramento Kings!  Maka high blood sahay.  The first two quarters, taas kaayo ilang lead dayon sa last quarter, tua na palpak2x na!  They used to be one of the feared team of the NBA but now, they rank first in the bottom.  Oh well. 

I like Jason kidd bya!  He was traded bitaw oi.  Same with Sacramento Kings' Bibby, he was also traded last week to Atlanta.

most of the time, magka error kon mag change ko avatar busa I don't bother na lang. 

Quote from: B:) on February 29, 2008, 10:10:26 AM
Sus bantugay rang na in-love si Kris, super MVP gyud di ay ni si James.

Grace, nindota nimo oi kay makakita man ka sa mga veterans sa PBA

Brownman, idol nako sauna si Lastimosa

Mahilig jud na si Kris A ug mga basketball players kay sa una, na link pod na sya ni Alvin and at some point yata, kang Jojo Lastimosa pod. tsika na ni dah! hahahahah

Wala bya ko na atat ani Beth daw beh na mention lang nko sa akong friend na taga NY naa naa na dre sa Sacramento, sus nag karag2x man kay mga IDOLS daw na nya sa una sa bata-bata pa! hehehee intawon pod.  So sige, tan aw na lang pod ko aron mag uban mi!

Sige man mi kita dre ni Dondon Ampalayo kay same circle of friends lang.  Ug kanang other PBA players, buhong ko ana kay maga party na sila sa una sa rooftop sa condo where I was staying sa Ortigas sa una kay some of them stay there man.  Dihay one time na lisang ko kay pag open nko elevator, daw higanti man to na import oi!  nauwaw lang ko kay nahikurat ko diha aliwas nag hover sa elevator!  ingon tawon sya, "it's ok, it's ok...!"

Ah, mura man ug nag kandidato pagka governor ka G@len!  hehehehe

Kalami ba anang fiesta pohon sa Mayo oi!  Mao nang buwana na motiglum gamay ang island of Bohol kay pirte ka daghan mga Sano ug Sana manguli mo atendi ug fiesta!

Good morning, Svet Shei!

Quote from: bhemgarz on February 28, 2008, 12:08:10 PM
hi..new member q..can u give more info bout tubag bohol??
im interested

Welcome, bhemgarz!  Tubag Bohol is a community of beautiful people, not just Bol-anons but all over the world.  Mostly lang kay mga Bol-anon na bisan asa na nga lugar nahimutang pagkakaron.  Tubag Bohol is nice kay ma reconnect ta ba sa atong mga sano ug sana.  Dinhi pod sa Tubag Bohol, dili lang pakig kukabildo kon di dre pod ma updated ta sa mga panghitabo sa atong nasud and globally!

when I first read this news, the first thing came to mind was, whatta soldier!

After completing two tours in Iraq, Sgt. Wayne Leyde won $1 million from a scratch-and-win lotto ticket on Tuesday.

Now that he's won, Leyde, a 26-year-old member of the Washington National Guard, says he's still going to volunteer to go back to Iraq for a third tour and won't spend any of the money in the meantime.

Leyde was driving near his home in Mead, Washington when he stopped at a store on the side of the road and bought a ticket.

"I decided to walk into a local Zip Trip. I got a Coke and beef jerky and walked up to the counter and thought I'd pick up a few scratch tickets and try my luck. I was on my way out when the lady said, 'Do you have a lucky scratch coin?'

"I said 'no, you gave me a dime and nickel back.'"

"She said 'no, try this,'" handing Leyde a penny. "On my way home I started scratching tickets. They were losers. I'm thinking, boy, that lady didn't know what she was talking about."

Leyde couldn't believe it when he scratched a winning ticket, but he still plans to return to Iraq.

"It was a commitment I made about three months ago. I'm going to stick to it," Leyde said about his decision.

The sergeant says rents have gone sky high where he and his parents live in the Mount Spokane area of Washington and that, for now, he's not going to spend any of the money.

"For right now, I'm going to hold off [spending] and let reality sink back to earth. This is a true blessing. I'm going to turn it around and see if I can bless other people with this," Leyde said.

source:  http://www.abcnews.go.com/GMA/WaterCooler/story?id=4358724

I would want to eat the seared part of this roast beef! 

Maring, nakita nako San Jose, California sa bottom sa bottle na imong gi post.  Do you think I can get this in Trader Joe's?  I want to try to make Kahlua using this kind of vodka if not so expensive otherwise, kadtong Russian vodka - Smirnoff ba to!

Quote from: B:) on February 29, 2008, 08:32:14 AM
daghan na di ay tang fans niya diri

Right now, I'm still reading his non-fiction book "The Innocent Man"

In his latest interview, he said he didn't like writing non-fiction because it entails a lot of research for accuracy but when he does, it is good!  How's the book so far, Beth?

Quote from: ms da binsi on February 29, 2008, 08:41:22 AM
i like John Grisham too, ma thrill ko ana ijang style...

gwapo na bright pa!

lecheness!

BTW, who among you already have attended book reviews?

Beth naa jud mo ana daghan diha kay naay daghang writers from the EAst side of the country...

I attended several times in San Francisco, with the SF authors, nindot kay inig human palit ka book dajun autograph dajun...

Wala pa ko ka attend ug Book Review!  Ganahan unta ko naay book club. we tried it here pero di man ta magka ujon oi what book to read. hehehe

kadtong among silingan sa una na manananggot, pirte ka palahubog pero never pa jud sya natagak sa lubi na iyang gipanaggotan bisan hubog sya mananggot!

Imong i tusok sa kutsilyo kilid2x sa meat dayon suksukan adtong cloves and/or garlic.  I do rub the meat with clarified butter or just olive oil before budburan ug seasoning: salt and pepper.  Bake as per instruction of our TB Chef.  Make sa mushroom gravy to go with it.  Lami kaayo!

The Manananggot then pa akong nakita and that sugong i still so remember.  Naa mi silingan sa una na manananggot!  Ganahan mi sa rhyme sa iyang takong kanang iya na kanang ibunal-bunal sa palwa.  Ga wonder ko if apil ba na sa pagpanuba or what or ritual lang ba na!

Agree, Dong!  Decayed na kaayo ilang mind!  I wish we have way of knowing if the person who was shot survived...

Wow, the next Tubag Bohol Iron Chef!  That looks yummy, Manong Lindy!  Wa na nimo suksuki ug ahos and cloves?

unya overlooking na sija sa pond?  My goodness, how beatiful!  Kalami mag emote ana oi!  (not the same emote na akong gi text nimo ganina ha?)

Quote from: ms da binsi on February 29, 2008, 08:07:14 AM
ang spelling Tiya, ang spelling!

pero ang sampayna kay pino man to kaajo, kabantay ka? dajun dili aslom?

dayun humot kaajong sangig?

I saw the spelling, dear!  Bantay lang ka diha! Ngilngig pa sa humba na nga spelling Maring! hahahahha

Wow!  Nice kaayo imong primyo, Els! 

Thanks, Blaue for your generosity!

Hello all!  Musta na tanan?

Ako, pirte ka busog jamo.  I had lunchdate with a friend to our favorite Japanese Restaurant.  We had, in this order: Miso Soup, edamame, seaweed salad, yummy-yummy sushi rolls and the bowl of seafood udon!  Pagkalami jud!  I felt like a kabaw nag mudmud sa pond of lapuk pero ang ako lang sa big bowl of seafood udon! 

We may have differed in how we express our opinion on how our Mother Earth should be taken cared of but I am certain of one thing that we all agree and share the same desire to protect Mother Earth.  In our own little ways, (we can do more, I suppose) consciously or sub-consciously, we take care of her. We enjoy our life today because God blessed us a beautiful Mother Earth to live in. So then we continue to take care of Her, so the generations to come will have a chance to enjoy as well!

lipak ug kilat, pareho ra na, Aya san?  If so, mao jud! but i think that is created for the sake of fun.  Lingaw jud bya ko!  It only shows na sahay, bisan nakita or nadungog nato, it doesn't mean na mao nay tarong na interpretation or judgement.  Oh divah! hehehehe  Basta lingaw ko sa video, Aya san!  Thanks kay you made me laugh jud!

She did good lastnight but the judges thought her song music did not showcase much of her powerful voice!  I voted for her though - 5 times!

Just one comment lang:  She should dress a little better dili lang mura'g mo adto sa mercado.  Part man na sa "packaging" or image building ba.  IMO.

I still don't want to accept na due to poverty ni, Dong!  And I can't believe people would feed their family from the money or property they have stolen and had caused so much anguish to other people.

Quote from: Edelweiss on February 29, 2008, 06:14:42 AM
my dear TB Family, before the Elephant mahimong dinosaur mokanta na lang ko ug I Apologize (from one Republic my favorite group) kay morag akoy naka trigger sa missunderstanding diri tungod sa akong hubog2x post to Jun Ayag.as i said i'm flexible and i understand the changes of Sched di man gyud mahibaw an ang panahon naa gyuy mga kakulian so its ok with me no problemo. mohangyo ko ninyo ha kalimtan na nato ang missunderstanding after aning akong post no more mentioning about it please ,peace and amen.
kinsay gustong makig inom nako na hala nia ra ko diri i'm just a text away. love you guys!

Ate Lita, Makig inom ko nimo pero Miso Soup lang akong imnon kay talawan kog makahubog na ilimnon.  Nia bitaw nagpadala nako'g Raspberri Vodka, mura dayway ni ako nang ipang flavor ug screw driver aron ma tipsy pod ko gamay hahahaha  Someday, maka inomay ta dili lang virtually!

pasayloa!  ug ngano gud ni nasumpay nko sa kang Ate Lita na post! hahahaha sorry, Ate Lits!  Na sobrahan ka busog intawon gi amumung na!

Well said, Sis A! 

Quote from: G@Len on February 28, 2008, 08:37:04 PM

Quote from: slackware on February 28, 2008, 07:06:21 PM

It's the new SMART BRO PLAN 799 - the plug-it anywhere broadband!

this is similar to globe visibility right? hmmm philippines going mobile? 

Quote from: grazie7y on February 28, 2008, 04:28:06 PM
You sound credible, G@len!  Thanks!
Are you familiar with Cruznet?  Sige lang kadaut ang connection didto sa amo sa Manga oi!  The technician told my sister to have it changed to Smart or Globe but the thing is wala pa daw Globe maka abot sa Manga.  That leaves us with Smartbro.  So if hinay pod just like cruznet, why bother to change.  What do you think, G@len?

sorry grazie kay wa man na kaabot sa amoa ang CruzNet... btaw, cebu man sad ko sauna so wa ko idea cruznet. maybe Ben can tell us something about CruzNet...

Ben? calling.... calling... busy... busy... busy...   

Salamat kaayo, G@len!  Basin naa pa kay more infor mahatag pohon.  Ako daw ni ipasulay nila ning Smartbro.

Quote from: ms da binsi on February 28, 2008, 08:17:35 PM


The Snow!

everytime i look outside in the snow, geeee, i can't believe it is supposed to be water!

Oh, this is so mine, Maring!  Beautiful!

kmusta na kini dre?

Sure jud ko everybody's gonna have fun pohon!  Ate Lita, Hazel, and am sure more pag uban.  Hala wara2x jud mo!  Enjoy kay panagsa ra bya kapauli!

Yet, mao ni akong nadawat na invitation sa PBA Legends basketball tournament:

Description
The Event is a series of exhibition basketball games, under the auspices of the PBA Legends USA Foundation, involving the most colorful former superstar athletes of the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) to be held in four cities in California.



The games will be held on March 8 in Union City; March  9 in Sacramento;  March 15 in Los Angeles; and March 16 in San Diego.  The series is a project of our PBA Legends USA Foundation.



The PBA is the Philippine counterpart of the NBA in America.



The PBA Legends USA Foundation will organize, market and manage the games. The Philippine-based superstar athletes, the equivalent of the Magic Johnsons and Larry Birds of the NBA, are flying from Manila for the series.



Some of the athletes participating in the games are Allan Caidic, Alvin Patrimonio,  Ramon Fernandez, Philip Cesar, Samboy Lim, Jojo Lastimosa, Manny Victorino, Vergel Meneses, Hector Calma, Dindo Pumaren, Jerry Codinera, Gerry Esplana, Olsen Racela, Bong Ravena, Johnny Abarrientos, Sonny Cabatu, and Dwight Lago, including the top two Filipino basketball coaches, Baby Dalupan and Dante Silverio.  Robert Jaworski might also join the group.



Ronnie Nathanielsz of Manila Standard Today and Beth Celis of the Philippine Daily Express will provide the media coverage.



Former PBA athletes who reside in America, and active members of the Foundation, will join their Philippine-based colleagues in the sports festival. The players are Abe King, Yoyoy Villamin, Rino Salazar, Bernie Fabiosa, Marte Saldana, Noni Robles, Ricky Brown, Yves Dignadice, Onchie dela Cruz, Peter Aguilar, Jango Rivera, Jerome Cueto, Chris Bade and many others.



The 2008 Basketball Series will provide entertainment and quality time (reminiscences and love for mother country) to Filipino Americans and guests who are nostalgic for their sports heroes; and to raise funds for the Foundation. The funds will, in turn, support the charitable and educational projects of the Foundation in the Philippines and the United States. Such projects include scholarship grants to needy and deserving students in the high school and college levels; medical and dental missions for the poorest of the poor, involving volunteer Filam and Filipino doctors; collaboration with other charitable organizations; basketball clinics; and other philanthropies, including assistance to former athletes in dire straits.

Notes
Tickets are $20.00 per person advance and $25.00 at the door (Gen. Admission).
And $40.00 per person advance and $45.00 at the door (Ring Side).

March 08, 2008 - Union City, CA  -
March 09, 2008 - Sacramento, CA
March 15, 2008 - Carson City, CA
March 16, 2008 - San Diego, CA
Login at www.pbalegendsusa.com for Gym address/location.

Quote from: ms da binsi on February 28, 2008, 08:06:03 PM
akong ganahan nga dinuguan kanang SAMPAYNA style, like Tiya Gris!

Tiyaaaa! tulog pa ka??

4:36a.m.! kasayo ba nimo dear ning mata!

I thought same ra na ang term na dinuguan ug sampayna?  Unsay kalainan ani Maring? hehehe sampayna bitaw sahay tawag akong lola pero di ko ka gets what's the difference?

So beautiful Payag! 

nah wa na, asa na kaha si Borobotoy!  Anyway, welcome Borobotoy! Padayon sa atong payag.  Paga ila-ilaha ang imong mga tagpayag dre.  KOn naay pangutana, hala laman pangutana kay naa ra jud makatabang nimo. 

I do.  Favorite especially Miso Soup and Seaweed Salad! yum!

bye na dear! hahahaha

Wow! Good for you!  Mao diay nice ayo imong skin, Aya san! hehehe Sus, I don't think makaya pod nko inom gatas na nakita nko gikan sa akong baka oi!  I sound ridiculous alright but lahi ra! 

Quote from: G@Len on February 28, 2008, 04:20:00 PM

Quote from: Julai on February 27, 2008, 11:09:04 PM
nahh hinay man ghapon tingali..ky mao man na gamit sa skul nila mama..ang ila landline naay external antenna pero crawling ghapon ang connection mao ila nlng gi cut ky wa man klaro..

im a "smart" bro user before, karon smart sis na! bongga! hehe  sa akoa lang ikasulti, you're sharing the connection with some other users in that specific Wi-Fi range. not sure if same pa ba ang settings, technically speaking, local IP address ang gipanggamit sa mga users then gi-route nila sa usa ka public address (possible router) located sa site nila. not confirmed by those tech guys behind smartbro pero mao na akoa nakita sa ilang setup.

sa bisaya pa, usa sa hinungdan nga mokamang ang koneksyon ninyo kung daghan mo nga smartbro users nga nasulod sa radius sa ilang Wi-Fi coverage tungod kay nagbahin ra mo sa gikusgon sa inyong gi-subscribe.

this is just my opinion... sa motoo lang...   

You sound credible, G@len!  Thanks!

Are you familiar with Cruznet?  Sige lang kadaut ang connection didto sa amo sa Manga oi!  The technician told my sister to have it changed to Smart or Globe but the thing is wala pa daw Globe maka abot sa Manga.  That leaves us with Smartbro.  So if hinay pod just like cruznet, why bother to change.  What do you think, G@len?

Here's an excerpt of one of the news posted in cnn.com tonight:

To say "the world is watching" the election would be an understatement. In fact, it has attracted an unprecedented level of interest overseas. Arab satellite networks are shelling out big bucks to send reporters to trail the candidates around the country.

Foreign diplomats have traveled to primaries such as Iowa and New Hampshire and confess their governments are far more interested in discussing the latest from the campaign trail than they are talking about the dry diplomatic issues of today.


(full text:  http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/02/28/dems.view.abroad/index.html)

Unay ra ka diha wardiflex ba kay daghan diha yata sa Ati-atihan!

By the way, Aya san, nakatilaw na ka diay ug gatas straight from the cow's dede?  Excuse my ignorance but kinahanglan ba na i process pa before imnun or pwede na straight up?

How I wish ka experience pod ko ing-ani someday!  Pero dear, mahal man na baka oi manok ug baboy ra man kaya namo i raise!   

Mag lunch ko sa akong friend sa among favorite resto:  Arigato Japanese Restaurant!

ning silip na pod ko balik Shei pero sibat na jud ko kay gaparok na jud ko.  Naa pa koy laag ugma pohon.

Interesting kaayo but pasayloa jud wa pa jud ko ka try mag lactate ug baka.  I am trying to remember if nakahawid ba ko ug live na baka.  But one thing for sure, tigpamunit mi'g cow manure sa una para i fertilize sa garden!

Almost midnight na, Shei - 11:35 p.m.!  Mag sleep nko dear!  Enjoy the rest of your day here in Tubag Bohol!  Ugma na pod. Bye bye!

hahahahha

Sus Aya san, ga sunod2x jud ko aning imong mga kabaw na threads! Makalingaw!

Nabusog ko tawon dear from my dinner of rice, asparagus ang mahi-mahi!  It's been two weeks wa ko ka kaon na yata ug rice so na sobrahan gamay!

Gigutom ka diay?

Yikes!  Binuang man ni oi! Lahi2x jud diay ta'g mga pamaagi ba?

Sunod na pod ko nimo Beth kay almost midnight na dre.  Good night to all my Tubag Bohol Friends!  Until later.  Hasta luego.  Bis spater. 

Ok lang ko, Svet Shei!  How about you?

Kmusta ang panahon diha sa atoa?

That's very sensitive of you, Beth!  Good girl!

Quote from: PrincessSaDagat on February 28, 2008, 01:16:43 PM
It's delicious! Remembering my Mom's cooking. Pero mahadlok ko mo kaon ug lain magluto kay basin dili hinlo.

Pareho ta Princess!  I only eat dinuguan then if ako ang mag luto ug mag hinlo sa intestines.  Kuso-kusohon jud to nako ug dahon sa kapayas then if slimy pa, budburan ug flour para ma tanggal then ang baho pod.  Pwede man pod instead of laman-loob, skin lang sa head or belly ang gamiton.  My late grandmother taught me how to make the best dinuguan!

Beth, ganahan kaayo ko adtong imong avatar na happy kaayo ka! This one is fine too kay naa si Jackson!

Obama has been doing good over Clinton in the past primaries.  I think he will win.

Quote from: ms da binsi on February 28, 2008, 12:39:02 PM
for now; tan awa nang sulod sa garapon! hahahaha!

Chocolate dagway na Maring!

Anj, way pulos na nga kapitan nag hikay ana nila oi!  Asa man sya kakuha ana na argument na dili kawat kay kinit-an!  Kinit-an sa bulsa sa ilang guests? tsk tsk tsk  Di gani na maajo! 

Ang akong buhaton:  I will talk again to the helpers and discuss with them without being intimidating.  I will tell them na  "it was my fault I forgot my money in my pocket where you found it.  Na temp lang mo.  So karon, ibalik na ninyo sa ako kay ako nang sapi.  If dili, mag file ko kaso and that I will get statement from where nila gipabayloan ninyo ang dollars".

Maluoy man pod ta kay basin lang lagi na tintal sa money but if, after being told na dili to mao ilang gibuhat and yet magmagahi na ilang i keep then they needed to be taught a lesson na.

4 Fights That Men Fear
Posted Tue, Feb 26, 2008, 10:02 am PST


Typically, guys like fights when they're at a hockey game, or watching reality TV. But guys don't particularly like fights when they happen in relationships.

We shy away from confrontation for several reasons: first, men win arguments with women about as often as Dennis Kucinich wins presidential primaries.

Second, we don't have that much we want to argue about. When Rodney King asked, "Can't we all just get along?" there were millions of guys nodding their heads, asking the same thing. For the vast majority of guys, fighting is failure, and quite possibly a violation of local noise ordinances.

We may have a few little things to quibble about (Where in the world did you put my Strokes concert T-shirt?), but for the most part, we'll do anything to avoid conflict, especially these types of conflict:

The "Blackberry" Fight

You look at it too much. Does that thing always have to be on? You work way too much! You're right, you're right, and you're right. When a man's work is pitted against his relationship for time and attention, he can feel utterly conflicted.

Many men feel an intense pressure to succeed, to be the one who's counted on, to be hardwired into whatever's happening, even if it's not much. And when you tell him that he should feel that way about you rather than the job, he retreats.

That's because he'd rather make a choice between right and wrong than the choice you're asking him to make: The choice between two things that are both important, but vastly different.

The "Ex" Fight

You want to know what she's like, what she does, why your man was into her, and why they broke up. Him? He wants to stay as tight-lipped as the CIA's man in Moscow.

Which only fuels the speculation - she must've been great, she must've broken up with him, she must've been the love of his life. The truth may be none of those things, but he wants to reveal as little as possible because there's no upside.

If he recalls any positives about her, he's afraid you'll compare, and think poorly of yourself. If he says nasty things about his ex, he loses two ways: you'll think badly of him for unchivalrous behavior, and wonder why he was with such a no-good girlfriend in the first place.

The "Finale" Fight

When a break-up is inevitable, a guy doesn't want to go out with shouts, insults, crying, and random appliance tossing. Even though this relationship may have not worked out entirely the way either of you had pictured, he doesn't want it to end badly.

Why? Because there's a big part of him that cares very much about his rep; he doesn't want to be perceived as a bad guy, or a mean one, or some jerk who deserves to be hit by the cross-town bus next time he crosses the street.

Even if he wants an ending, he doesn't want it to be a bad one - which is why many breakup-minded men try to make a soft landing back in the singles world: Slowly, gently, and perhaps unfairly as well.

The "Wedding" Fights

Not the wedding fight, as in whether or not to have one. But fights, as in plural, the kind that happen between the first ring he puts on your finger, and the second. He knows you want him involved in all the decisions big (who to invite) and small (what style napkins). He knows that "It's up to you" is usually one of the "Five Things You Should Never Say to a Woman," as this article artfully instructs (hint: make sure he reads and heeds it!).

But in this case, his acquiescence isn't because he's uninterested; it's because he respects that this is your (and possibly your mother's) big day, so enjoy it, do what you want, and don't get mad because he won't tell you if he prefers the butter cream icing or the marzipan.

As for other kinds of fights, here's a great list of common face-offs and how men will try to defuse them. See if you recognize any of his tactics.

source: yahoo.com

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on February 28, 2008, 05:22:50 AM

Quote from: grazie7y on February 28, 2008, 12:09:35 AM
Asa man ni sa Cebu, Ms. Langgamtamsi?

SA Montebello Hotel na Ms grazie Banilad Cebu, nag hotel nag duha heheh.. jke lang ha teng and Charlie. Bitaw oy mga miga sa Tb, looy pod nang duha dah d unya na sila kakita ug paris sa kinabuhi kay atong gibuya nag duha. Migo ra na sila oi, basin baya giaway na na sila sa ilang mga BF ug Gf hala jud mo.

Salamat po!

Ngek!  Welcome HOme depot scammers diay ni Barbs!

For your suliran ug panginahanglan, just pm us, Mike!

Yet, sa March 9 pohon dre, makita nako ning mga veteran PBA players kay mag exhibition game sila. 

Young Filipino actress KC Concepcion was chosen by United Nations to be the Ambassador Against Hunger of the World Food Program.

KC's first assignment was in Pikit, North Cotabato, where she distributed take-home rice and took part in onsite feeding and distribution of warm formulated meals in selected schools last February 18.

Hot meals are given to 16,000 children in 277 schools and daycare centers. The WFP has increased enrolment by 40 percent and has sustained attendance by 94 percent in assisted schools.

Before she was chosen for this U-N role, KC went on a three-month screening process and got approved by three officesâ€"Rome, Vatican, and Thailand. She's only the third to be chosen from Southeast Asia.

"I am so happy to be connected with the right channels talaga. It's quite a feat to feed hungry children everyday and help resolve conflict and keep them in school, Hopefully, we can get the government to implement feeding programs properly and efficiently too by setting a big example on how things should be done. The problem is that the feeding program of our government limits to 19 days of feeding out of 80. So it becomes more symbolic. We better do something to engage the youth too apart from raising awareness to those who can donate," Filipino actress said.

KC stressed "that the work of the WFP to put the issue of hunger at the center is important, as a child dies of hunger somewhere around the world. Kawawa naman. The focus here is food for school to make kids stay in school. It also lessens child labor. I want sana to have hunger and malnutrition covered by media at least once a week because it is an issue that is as important or even more so but none is paying too much attention to it. That's part of my job, to help WFP work to put the issue of hunger at the center."

Sige Mike, I will tell you.

Apil ko ana ninyo mag liwariw ha!

hahahahha makalingaw man ka barbs oi!

Very beautiful pictures, Aya san!  Thanks for sharing your wonderful day with us here in Tubag Bohol!

Nalingaw pod ko ani imong hinalungkat na old thread, Cel!

Beautiful music that gives wings to my heart!


(This is my 5,000th posts!)

This is a very good project!

Faith keeps us going every day of our lives!

kujaw jud, mr bean!  gani kanang mag byahe gikan cagayan de oro to davao thru Buda, hadlok pod na oi kay taas2x pod nang mingaw ang lugar!