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Quote from: AcaciaNarra2010 on June 03, 2010, 09:01:43 PM
Unsa? You are a rock? Basin ug bun-bun ra na o agipo nga nasunog nga kahoy. I don't think so.

Bato di ba? Matod sa urban dictionary (which is not a dictionary to me), You Rock...Cool!
No offense, I love that statement...

Quote from: AcaciaNarra2010 on June 03, 2010, 09:11:25 PM
Klaroha na pag binisaja para masabtan. Morag daghan diri na ang stupidity ba?

Ingon nila, kung motubag ka sa mga binuang o stupidity, usa pud ka nga stupid, mao man siguro na?

You think so?

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 03, 2010, 08:49:50 PM
He he, we're all thankful nga naay magpainit sa topic, especially when it starts to cool off...

Adrenalin kicker eh...

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 03, 2010, 08:54:08 PM

Bwahaha, morag nikanta og AcaciaNarra2010 unya ang tono ABJayoma...

I love this, you are a rock Hubs!

Quote from: AcaciaNarra2010 on June 03, 2010, 08:52:20 PM
Daghan na diri, isa na ka sintonado pa.

Oh, well opinyon...

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 03, 2010, 08:23:10 PM
Mahugno na (huhuhu) ang langit sa Guindulman kon padayon nga ipadala ang tambaloslos nga mga manlalaban...

Manlalaban sa Batasan, amang kay Aye og Nay lang ang paboritong lenguahe.

What matters here is that you can support your opinion and within the context. Kung dili pastilan mura kag mikanta og Bahay Kubo nga ang tono, Manang Biday.

Quote from: AcaciaNarra2010 on June 03, 2010, 08:39:44 PM
Mora mag daghang depraved diri sa forum da..!!

Oh wow, that is kind of comment. Hmmmmmm..

Quote from: cujo on June 03, 2010, 08:37:51 PM
Children..Children...Calm down.It is getting childish now!

Actually, this kind of thing is common in a very serious thread. This is one way of diffusing the tensions that are slowly building up when the topic is hot.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on June 03, 2010, 07:52:31 PM
We have documents to prove that she only talked to DENR after she had cut the trees. DENR officials said Mayor Piezas had said she just wanted to prone the trees.

Oh, by the way, please check the mayor's house. New furniture set is coming?

Wow, is this a perfect example of Boomerang! Rule of court: "What is presented in the open is subject to cross. Where else we can catch the fish by the mouth isn't? Now more cans of worms will be opened...Don't blame us?

The orientation of the people in the Philippines and here (US) as far as gun ownership is different. Here you can flip your middle finger if somebody cut you in the road. In the Philippines, if you do that someone will put a bullet in your head.

That is why, in my personal opinion gun ownership in the Philippines should remaim restricted.

Seguro kung akong parente mag-himo ana, ambot lang og kapasaylo ko. Daghan paagi para mabuhi, nganong paagi man sa dautan. Tapulan lang gyud, mas gusto easy life.

Quote from: hofelina on June 03, 2010, 04:58:34 AM
There was a research done in University of Bonn about talking to plants. They attached cables to the leaves and how plants response to a nice and kind voice, a weak signal showed that the plants responded positively ,  they grew well and taller .

Being an Agriculturist by profession, I believe this is true as we are always told by our professors the same way.

Quote from: vhinz08 on June 03, 2010, 02:42:29 PM
pa -  para sa iyo ang laban na ´to, you know.

Know your right, know your responsibilites, do it right, follow your heart, you will never go wrong.

Go back to Bohol and enjoy life.

Quote from: statesville on June 03, 2010, 03:15:06 AM
Prayer is a very powerful weapon that
  many refuses to acknowledge its potency.

God maybe out of sight, but
  He is certainly not out of reach;
  He is only a prayer away.

In time of desperation, He is the only one that truly understands you.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 03, 2010, 02:36:34 AM
Name the most difficult challenge that has affected you in life.

Passing the initiation of my sorority. Whewww.. if I think about those paddles...

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on June 03, 2010, 01:56:09 AM
this is a redundancy of functions. i will surely vote for the abolishment of the partylist system. it's not really serving it's purpose. it's being used by other people to gain entry to congress to get pork barrel to spent and squander for personal gains. what's the real purpose of putting district congressmen who can represent it's constituents that covers everything from marginalized sector down to indigents? isn't that enough? if party list is abolished, the government can save alot of money and the same time weaken the enemies of the state. right now, they are funding their own enemies.

Very well said...ang uban nga party-list tinukod usab sa mga politiko, non-political arm of the political lord mao nga masolo gyud ang power..But, in fairness there are some that really serve their sectoral constituents, sadly, still a duplication.

Quote from: ms da binsi on June 03, 2010, 01:54:03 AM
sus sa una, di pwede ka jerjer ug wa pa ka ingon ang laki ug I LOVE YOU! pastilan!!! unya wa pa jud ma uso ang jerjer ug di minjo! haaaay!!! na minyo na laman ko ug ahat! hahahaahahhha!

jerger... i dont hear the word for ages...

Quote from: ms da binsi on June 03, 2010, 01:50:33 AM
i really dont care besides i never obliged people to like me.

I AM WHAT I AM

(kanta man ni oi)

Absolutely true MDB..

Quote from: kan-ogong on June 03, 2010, 12:01:23 AM
di bali sa sunod gama ta party list PUNDOK SA MGA TUBAG BOHOL.si Mike ang atuang representative

Tinuod na nganong dili man ta kapadala og representante sa senado, kanang tinuod gyud nga mobarog sa interests sa mga Bol-anon. Hayyyy....

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 03, 2010, 12:18:44 AM
It's part of our God-Given American Rights!



2nd Amendment, baby...

I am about to say that...

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 03, 2010, 12:15:04 AM
Marksmanship, is what counts the most. An example is my sister, she is an innate sharpshooter (in terms of academics, and in terms of shooting, haha).

It takes her a while to shoot, but her shots are dead-on accurate, even on the 100, to 300 yard range. (no scopes used, btw).

~

In battlefield tactics, it is the sniper who holds the higher ground. A well-hidden sharshooter sniper may not fire as rapidly as a platoon of assault troops (armed with rifles), but for sure, a sniper can wipe out an entire platoon..with his/her accuracy.


Moral: It's not the quantity, its the quality that counts...

Wowieeeee...So sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeetttt....


C

The Power of the Mind...We only need to believe and practice.

Quote from: cujo on June 02, 2010, 10:30:21 PM
What happen to the petition you started wolfpack.Too much for you to handle.One project at a time....

There is no problem with that. The petition is an advocacy type of endeavor, it is unending campaign, there is no time frame, but, what we are talking here is a direct hands-on TB project meaning,  whoever agree to join this plight must invest time, resources and efforts directly to the project.

This one has a time frame, mechanics of implementation and lots of coordination efforts.

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on June 02, 2010, 10:41:50 PM
It is just a parallel activity to the same objective.

There is no problem with that. The petition is an advocacy type of endeavor, it is unending campaign, there is no time frame, but, what we are talking here is a direct hands-on TB project meaning,  whoever agree to join this plight must invest time, resources and efforts directly to the project.

This one has a time frame, mechanics of implementation and lots of coordination efforts.

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on June 02, 2010, 10:10:03 PM
Saman Wolf, magpasingot ta karong July or August pohon. Kinsa may manguli andama inyong pala. Kinsa mo volunteer sa snacks?

Maayo ni da ato ning lingkuran sa keyboard aron mahapsay ang plano...

Sige gyud

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 02, 2010, 02:05:38 PM
Bwahaha! Oops...

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 02, 2010, 02:05:38 PM
Bwahaha! Oops...

Sige gyud sugnuri pa aron mobukal-bukal...

Quote from: fdaray on June 02, 2010, 09:20:34 PM
Kitang tanan nga mga TB members ang mga famous Boholanos, the unsung heroes of Bohol.
Daghan na ta ug natampo nga infos sa internet.

Let us praise ourselves.

Bravo....Yeeeperrssssssssss..

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 02, 2010, 11:14:03 AM
Daghan jud kong nahibaw-an nga estorya bahin aning mag-inom unya ang palabwanay sa hambog adto paingon sa dinunggabay o pinusilay. Kasagaran mga amigo ra baya unta.

Tinuod na mao nga dili seguro maayo nga dali lang maka-kuha og lisensya sa pusil. Lisod gyud sa ato. Gamay bangi bang bang bang.Make my Day! Hay funenaria ray madato.

Bulinao lami kaayo kinilaw

Quote from: gwargz on June 02, 2010, 11:31:03 AM
Yes, let us start from our own backyard.
We will plant Bohol with trees.
Let us start in Guindulman.
Kinsay taga Guindulman dinhi sa TB?
Kindly connect to your Mayor.
Ingna nga mag-tree planting ang members
sa TubagBohol. Ingna nga pwede kaha butangan
ug island balik tong highway fronting the market?
i know pwede jod na, diskarte man na sa Mayor.
Go ako sa greening Bohol.
Shall we call it Operation Green?

I can help in drafting the mechanics of implementation, from the grass root levels up to the Mayor level, including sources of funding schemes, of course the planting materials. Maybe a Tripartite Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) can be executed by TB, the LGU and DENR.

All we need, is a project proposal, submit to SB and once approved by the SB, we negotiate with DENR for the provisions of planting materials.
In order to have a legal representation of the TB or a personality to enter into an agreement, there must be an AdHoc committee that serves on interim capacity to negotiate.

It is like forming a formal organization.

There is no need for credit, once the TB spearheads the campaign it is TB. Reforestation or tree planting is only one of the many service projects that TB can do should we unite ourselves.

Quote from: HAPON on June 02, 2010, 07:59:17 PM
Mag project ug daghan aron (you know).

There are so many simple projects that the Office of the Governor can spearhead without spending so much money assuming the budget is tight.
1)   Installation of traffic lights and traffic signs in major thoroughfares, highways and major crossings
2)   Declare a Provincial Tree Planting Day with a mandatory participation of all government employees, students, private sectors, businesses, the citizens of Bohol. It may sound undemocratic by forcing the people to participate, however, we should remember that the process of change is always painful; it is always a built-in circumstance.
3)   Update our text-books so we can produce more quality graduates. Make the student s of Bohol competitive enough by providing them with the necessary learning facilities
4)   Set-up a One Stop Employment Center.
5)   Conduct blood donation drive and blood typing data base
6)   Enforce recycling laws in Bohol if there is, and pass a law if it is not in place
7)   Conduct trainings on first aid and CPR down to the barangay level or even by cluster. 

The list is endless...

Quote from: jig37504 on June 02, 2010, 07:51:27 PM
fair enough bitaw, like you i still and will always consider Baclayon my hometown because of my ancestors. i grew up in tagbilaran but we always made it a point to visit the town on weekends.

there is something positive to be had on this talk on Guindulman. some of us have already given our ideas for a developed Guindulman and I hope ABJayoman can take it forward to the mayor for consideration. there is even a plan for tree planting as a TB project.

Right and we are even discussing to create an advocay group in the future.

Quote from: taga tigbao on June 02, 2010, 12:04:37 PM
Aws, shalan ba sie. Hehehehehe. Sorry wolfie. Awwwoooolfffff!!! Hehehehe
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Okey lang, all my life I thrived in men's world.. pero dili ko nawong og laki ha....K-OKS LANG BASTA YOU WILL NEVER THINK NGA NAA KOY BIGOTE Hehehehehhe

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 02, 2010, 03:04:47 PM
Bohol, nganong idlas man kunohay ka, pangutana ni Bay Bugsay.

Bugsay bugsay sa barotong gamay

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on June 02, 2010, 06:19:15 PM
How about smashing plates

You are giving me an idea.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 02, 2010, 09:51:58 AM
Singot motubod jud kon udtong tutok ug init jamo unja wala kay kahoy nga kapasilongan...

Kapasilongan ang dagkong acacia labi na og naay duyan, kanindot gyud mag-imagine sa mga utang.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 02, 2010, 09:47:17 AM
That must be quite a trick, being left eye dominated yet right handed. That's pin point accuracy. You must be really, really good.

Wish...Very difficult though, it betrayed me so many times.

Just long story.....but I am challenged to master my gun, my pulse, my trigger, my sight and timing...

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 02, 2010, 09:44:32 AM
Haha. Hmm, I was the captain of our firing team. It was a war-game that we used to play. The goal of the game was to charge the other team and capture their flag and bring it to our base; no more than 15 soldiers per team. I remember having lieutenants (2 of them) and the rest followed orders as dictated. The 1st llieutenant's role was to charge the 1st wave, the 2nd lieutenant's role was to command the 2nd wave. The tactical strategem was always thrilling when the 1st wave was wiped out, I would holler to my lietenant to 'LEAD THE 2ND WAVE!'

And if all was lost, I charged with them, "FORWARD!"

haha, after recess, our teacher asked why we were tachycardic and tachypnic a well as sweating. We just laughed it off.

Paborito namong dula syatong, tapos hatom dayon ang mapilde...Basta ba manga-gisi lagi ang petikok, kusi na sad ni Nanay ang bugan..mainat gyud.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 02, 2010, 09:38:54 AM
Naa ba pud kahay Internet connection. At least makapadayon og dukdok sa TB...

Bhahahahahaha (ikaw ang orig)......

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 02, 2010, 09:34:32 AM
Very nice. The G is smooth like a Caddy; the Magnum is rough, the trick is shooting it with one hand (my Uncle Steve taught me a trick to shoot it the right way).

There is nothing like shooting a gun. A surge of testosterone comes over you. My sister, is quite a sharpshooter. She's great with rifles...deadly accurate.

I joked with her, "You should have been a sniper..."

She replied, "Yea, i should've..."

ha ha ha.

I have good marksmanship but am really slow in drawing my weapon, and I am  left eye dominant and a right hand shooter.  However,  I already fixed that, I shoot with both my eyes open. Sometimes our range will not allowed us to fire from the holster. I hate doing indoor actually.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 02, 2010, 09:03:00 AM
By Rin on the Rox



Gwapa nila duha.


"Knock You Down" - Keri Hilson (COVER)

Wow...angay nato suportahan ang atong kababayan..

Quote from: taga tigbao on June 02, 2010, 09:30:52 AM
Nyahahahahaha. Ajaw ug padungog dungog naho Bay Hubs kay naigo ra ba ko ani. Hahahaha. Tago na ko ug utro kay basin masakspan na ko aning kalakiha.

Ako ba na..Hoy pero akong balikan no...

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 02, 2010, 09:30:51 AM
Labi na tong mga pretty boy nga hamis og panit, patay. Magpatubo jud og bungot basta paingon mapriso...

Correct kay uso kaayo ang rape sa prisohan.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 02, 2010, 09:11:36 AM
What kind of gun do you use, Wolf?

I prefer the Magnum, whereas my younger sister likes the M16:

got Glock 22 and the one I always bring is Taurus 22

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 02, 2010, 09:11:36 AM
What kind of gun do you use, Wolf?

I prefer the Magnum, whereas my younger sister likes the M16:

I have Glock 22, but the one I normally carry and use shooting is Taurus 22 (the ammo is cheap that's why)

Quote from: way_paki on June 02, 2010, 09:20:51 AM
Hinuon, ang mga bantay salakay dili gayud angay kasaligan.

Kasaligan ba tatot, nga inig-talikod ni Ondoy naa may laing managhoy.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on June 02, 2010, 09:03:53 AM
Te, Angkor Wat in Siem Reap, Cambodia is mind-blowing. Truly an amazing work of human ingenuity.

I have wonderful time when I was there. My only regrets during that time, Cambodia has no diplomatic relations with the rest of the world yet, so our relationship with the locals are very limited. I want to go back there one day.

Sharing with you this one. There are some grammar flaws but...

http://www.buzzle.com/articles/trip-down-memory-lane.html

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 02, 2010, 08:54:28 AM
Even if luxury awaits one in jail, the prospect of one's freedom being curtailed is still forbidding. In this regard, doing all things possible to avoid being jailed should be a good principle to live by...

Of course.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 01, 2010, 06:45:45 PM
Bitaw, Ms. Hof, kinahanglan nga magpailin-ilin ta kay makapungot baja ning hatagan tag pangatarongan nga balikwaot. Kapoy na jamo. (I can understand that you being from Guindulman yourself feel bad about what's happening there. To add insult to injury, some apparently hired hands are trying to discredit our earnest and well-meaning discussions here in Tubag Bohol.)

Wala baya tay tinguha kundi mag-steer og discussion aron ma-address ning problemaha for the sake of being Boholanos.

Quote from: hofelina on June 02, 2010, 04:53:19 AM
parehas ta Day, kara-kara kay apeke pirmi sa oras. Thanks for accomodating Mike.

Ako kay kawat-kawat sa oras... trabaho baya ko..

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on June 01, 2010, 08:40:47 PM
By ARIS R. ILAGAN
Manila Bulletin

Another group of gun enthusiasts asked members of Congress on Saturday to pass a law that will relax existing rules on gun ownership amid proposals of a possible implementation of a permanent total gun ban policy.

Perry Punla, an advocate of total pro gun and president of Gun Enthusiast Confederation of the Philippines, said there is a need for lawmakers to draft a law that would give people “the right, not just the privilege to own a gun.”

Punla issued the statement after a multi-sectoral group of gun afficionados held a series of meetings in Club Filipino in Greenhills, San Juan few days ago to come up with a "common voice" in airing their side on the issue of proposed permanent implementation of the total gun ban policy now being considered by the PNP.

I don’t know what is the impact of this on the people, kay kung mahubog maoy ra ba nang uban.
Magpinusilay man gani sa traffic,  how much more when they are under the influence of alcohol. Besides majority of the people are below poverty line, para unsa man ang pusil

Thanks Mike! Usahay man god paspas ang utok kay sa tudlo...

Quote from: islander on June 01, 2010, 09:17:03 PM
simbako.  nganong wa na man lang ni siya molansar sa ladlad party list? 

Patay kang bata ka.. hapit na gyud ta sa Guiness.. mga closet queen and ladlad queen running the affairs of the gobzzzzz...(jejemon effect).

Decaf Coffee and Water

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 02, 2010, 03:11:37 AM
dia mi sa Illinois Wolf.

Layo man diay.. abi nako taga Fl ka.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on June 01, 2010, 11:26:38 PM
Thailand, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Cambodia

Wow, first person I ever met who visited Cambodia (well virtual though).

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 02, 2010, 02:47:46 AM
Nagpack sa bagahe para sa among disney world trip vacation ugma puhon.nag house cleaning,then mag fold ug mga nilabhan kay aron hinlo ang balay human sa bakasyon.

Where man diay ang inyo? Anyway, have fun and enjoy!

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on June 02, 2010, 02:57:39 AM
Ayo gani kay wa ka sakpi sa taga Peta Wolf nga imong giligsan ang alligator. I am PETA member(People Eating Tasty Animals)hehhehe.
Wa man koy gikahadlukan sa among balay aw sa attic mahadlok ko basin naay spider. Sa una di man ko mahadlok ug spider karon kay maghunahuna ra gani ko mahadlok man ko.
Ug nagpuyo pa siguro ko sa lugar nga known nga naay dangerous ug deadly snakes mahadlok siguro ko magmow or mag gardening kay basin naay snake labi na rattle snake.

Hahahahhhaha.. Cute si PETA,,,

The Eskayas are classified as an indigenous group under RA 8371 entitled; “The Indigenous Peoples Rights Act of 1997. I hope that these people are aware of their legitimate rights, because if they are not, they will be exploited just like other minority tribes in our country. They should also avail of some government grants and programs for the development of their community.

Like natural resources, indigenous people enjoys protective statue as well. Our government and the people shall also work together to preserve their heritage.

English and Math..

The news said he was angered  by court-imposed divorce settlement.  When the system interferes with family matters especially asset partitions and custody, some people will not take it lightly.
Some resolves to violence.

These are what people said (www.nytimes.com):

“If you give justice back to the people this kind of tragedy wouldn’t happen..” 
“There are more and more people at the grass roots who have nowhere to turn to clear their names.”
“When you push someone into a corner, anything can happen.”

Quote from: statesville on June 02, 2010, 01:51:43 AM
Wolf, how about alligators? kono usahay maabot na sa tugkaran ug kamang.

Mao lagi pero simbako wala pa nahitabo sa ako maskin duol ko og lake. Knock on wood gyud, pero nakaligis na ko one time, patay gyud nalata kay ako man gyud giatrasan aron segurado nga patay kay naa man sa highway kay delikado man.

Quote from: statesville on June 02, 2010, 01:33:41 AM
The last time I visited  Cebu, kuyog sa akong mga igsoon nieces and
  nephews nagganayan niadto mi sa SM, sa ground floor naay dako nga restaurant
  ug gusto nila adto mi maniudto.

Pastilan grabe kalagubo ilang  music, morag nagdahunog/linog
  nisiyok akong dunggan nakadungog ani, makalabad sa ulo.

  Nisumbalik ko sa agi para mangita mig  lugar nga dili yagaw ang sonata.
  Dako kaayog ngisi ang akong mga kuyog nagtan-aw nako.... 
  Wala ba kaha na mangabungol ang mga  trabahante dinha

The stress level of my current job is really very high, as a result, I am totally drained and exhausted at the end of the day. Running remove my stress, the breeze calms me down or if I not go to workouts. Swimming is nice alternative.

For emotional stress, I normally sit down in the computer and write. 

But when I feel that the clouds and earth sandwiched my sanity, I go to the range and shoot 100 rounds or more. Feel great after that...

Quote from: grazie7y on May 02, 2008, 05:49:26 AM
I agree with you, Mocha dear!

I agree without a chatbox, we can send private message naman if we like so no need for chatbox.

Quote from: Vistabel on June 02, 2010, 12:05:42 AM
-A current of electricity is too dangerous; it can kill anyone in just a few seconds.
-Dark parts of home; prone to accident .
-Toilet when floor of it is wet.

I am afraid of the snakes. This is Florida and of course, snakes are ordinary sight everytime I mowed my yard. The mere idea of a snake inside my house chills my spine.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on June 01, 2010, 11:49:58 PM
Bran, try to visit sa Bohol Provincial Jail when you are in Bohol. Luoy kaayo ang kahimtang. You can also visit sa provincial jail sa Cebu.

If you are in the county jail in the US, it is like living in a club house compared to the people in the 3rd world. The inmates' dormitories are equipped with television, telephones, 24/7 availability of medical care, served with foods supervised by dieaticians, regular recreation, church service and all forms of amenities.

A book cart for their reading requirements, free mailing envelopes and stamps for writing if you cant afford to buy, free toiletries and free laundry of uniforms and beddings twice a week. free photocopy of legal materials, and free phone calls to attorneys.

Nice life eh.

Quote from: kan-ogong on June 01, 2010, 11:05:30 PM
wala mana sila brief.basta ang ilaha isol-ob malong wala na sila brief mao dili ilhan ug mitindog bah.

Hahahha kahinumdom ko sa MIndanao kanang mag-outreach project mi sa mga lumad. Ingon nila sige kuno og gahi nagatan-aw sa mga daga kay gamalong man, wala mi kalibutan.

Lunch: rice soup

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 01, 2010, 11:39:38 PM
Wolf, what a beautiful message. It really does put a 'local level' to Mahatma Gandhi's "Be the change you want to see in the world."

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 01, 2010, 11:39:38 PM
Wolf, what a beautiful message. It really does put a 'local level' to Mahatma Gandhi's "Be the change you want to see in the world."

Rizal said that the children are the hope of the fatherland, and if they are we need to prepare them for the future. What kind of future we expect if we don’t train, develop, educate and equip our children with the necessary tools to run the world 30 years or so.?

We need to nurture our children with love and emotional security, so they will grow into wholesome adults and responsible persons. It is not literally mean parenting, but, the children as a whole component of the social structure; the most vulnerable and yet, indispensable human resource for continual existence of human life and social orders.

I adhere to the idea of paradigm shift by going down to the basic. Show our children that we care in doing that we are forging a whole new world.

As always I am an active supporter of Save the Children Foundation, through advocacy and meager resources, we can make a difference in the lives of children.

Quote from: insurectus on June 01, 2010, 09:53:39 PM
wow kalami sa adsense ani

Wow Mike.. am impressed...Go for it!

Quote from: gintonic on June 01, 2010, 03:51:52 PM
Nice no?...effort should also be a premium not just academic excellence..well we do hope to see a ONE STOP SHOP...for scholarship programs...

MAO NA NI...

It is about time that the government will do something also. How about a ONE STOP SHOP for employment. That is not hard to do.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 01, 2010, 04:34:58 PM
Kon dili na jud matulon iyang batasan, Ms. Lolla, pag-organize mog strike...

Arghhhhhhhh working.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 01, 2010, 04:46:45 PM
Puo na man lay hisgotan, naay daghang angay pahamtangan niini, dili ang bililhong mga kahoy nga ang nahimong sala mao lamang kay nakabikil kunohay sa pasundayag sa mapasiatabong mga opisyal.

Opisyal sa Guindulman tgibalantay sa bayan, bantay salakay man hinuon.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 01, 2010, 04:10:23 PM
Wala na ko kasabot ani. Ngano nga gimantala man dinhi ang kahawod sa Guindulman ug sa mga lumulupyo niini? Tinuod man o dili, nganong imudmod man sa atong nawong kining maong mga kasayoran? (Luoy baya intawon, kay wala juy unod o punto ang gipangyawit.) Naa ba guy nanaway sa katawhan o sa lungsod sa Guindulman, nga wala man?   

Morag gilihay man ang isyu ani, imbis ang gihisgotan mao ang walay puangod nga pagputol sa mga kahoy didto, gipalutaw man hinuon nga kunohay giyubit ang Guindulman. Diversionary tactic man ni. Wala intawon, oi. Ngano gud intawon nga panawayon man ang lungsod. Gipanalipdan man gani. 

Kutaw sad akong libog ani nga issue.

While I understand that he has the same freedom as we do to express opinions, however, what he offered here is really out of context.

Self-heckling or maybe a star-complex kind of thing, whatever, it is, surely an obvious re-routing of the real issue.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 01, 2010, 09:39:51 AM
Is this too salty for you, Wolf?

Yeah..very Tsksksksksk, I'm trying to eliminate sodium in my diet  (as much as I can handle)

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 01, 2010, 09:35:57 AM
The fish section!



wow..

Yummy...but needs to stay away with that...

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 01, 2010, 09:29:35 AM
Countries I've visited thus far:


The United States
Canada
The Philippines
People's Republic of China
The Netherlands
Netherlands Antilles
Puerto Rico (territory of the United States)
The Ukraine
Russian Federation

I need to see China, my family wants me to trace my roots out there.

If God grant me the power to change the course of destiny, I will make a difference in the lives of children around the world. But the world is too big for me, too impractical to dream about. It is even too ambitious to dream of helping the children of the Philippines. My meager resources are just enough to take care the children in my own backyard.

Charity begins at home, but I wish I can do more.

There is no better satisfaction but to see the world through the eyes of a child. That is so compelling and compassionate.

Quote from: ABJayoma on May 30, 2010, 06:50:36 PM
OMG..!!

This is unbelievable..!!

If you look at the summary of posts that "Guindulman" has in this blog forum as of today, May 29, 2010 among the 40 plus towns of Bohol, there are about more than 1,200 posts, few hundreds less than Valencia.

Of course with bigger population and land areas of Ubay and Tagbilaran, they have the highest number of posts. And that is expected. 

But for Guindulman, this is a big surprise, though it has slight bigger population and land area compared to Jagna.

What does this mean?

1.) GUINDULMAN IS ALWAYS HOT.
It has lots of hot stuff that people would love to talk about. When interesting and intelligent Guindulmanons talk, other Boholanos all over listen. Hmm, that is quite interesting.

2.) It is either that there is a jealousy component that other non-Guindulmanons have regarding our people and would love to bring them and Guindulman town down or they are riding its popularity in order to learn how our town blossomed to be what it is right now.

3.) There might have Guindulmanons that have the money or perhaps millionaires that they cannot beat money-wise and they can't get over that. They tend to discredit them because that is the only way they can beat them, at least they tried. Not going to happen. Guess what, Gunidulmanons know how they do their businesses here and abroad and they are not going to tell you. Duh..!!   

4.) Guindulmanons are expressive and open to all sorts of good ideas and they work as a team toward a common goal. That is really a good thing, hmmm.

5.) Guindulmanons are educated and smart. They can bring lots of ideas to the table. It is a matter of time that the town will grow into another CITY in the future in this Southeastern part of Bohol.

6.) Guindulmanons are "beautiful" people genetically. The breeding of the Tamblot tribe that used to live close to Tabajan River and the Spaniards in the Sawang part of Poblacion was the best heritage our forefathers gave us. Tamblot's men were fighting against the Spaniards during Spanish colonization of the Philippines.

7.) Guindulmanons are known to be artists: they are known to be painters, choreographers, dancers, make-up artists, hairstylists, creative songwriters, singers, stage perfomers, and the like. And they like to decorate themselves, one way or another, to be noticed or objects of envy. 

8.) Guindulmanons are go-getters (perhaps aggressive sometimes). They know what they want and they go for it.

9.) They are trendsetters of "southeastern" Bohol. They are being looked into, looked at, criticized a lot, or being pulled down but they are resilient. They go up further higher if they are being pulled down.

Those who are Guindulmanon detractors, you can chase us or bring us down, but the entire town will shine.

SHINE GUINDULMAN SHINE.

There are lots of foristas in here that are NOT Guindulmanons. They are here to bring us down. They criticize us to the max. But we, Guindulmanons, know better and they will go and move forward and upward whether you like it or not..

The "doom" curse is nowhere to be found. It is no longer around..!!!     

Wow, very well said.

However, the fact remains that there is an on-going environmental issue in your town perpetrated by the incumbent mayor in collaboration with DENR employees.

The bottom line is, no matter what, nobody can bring the trees back. That is the issue here on TB no more no less. You are right; this issue is really very emotional. It is about conscience, it is about respect to our environment, it is about a crime to humanity, it is about commitment to protect Mother Earth, it is about being a Boholano.

It is about responsibilities that every Boholano should share in whatever capability we can afford to offer.

It's the flock, the grove, that matters. 
Our responsibility is to species, not to specimens;
to communities, not to individuals."
-   Sara Stein, 1998, Author of Noah's Garden

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 31, 2010, 06:34:04 PM
Mao ni nindot nga residence...


www.popartuk.com

Sorry na lang gyud, magmantiner na lang kog payag, hamugaway pa sa hangin, mahug pa lang ko ana muray gidangat.

Quote from: cujo on June 01, 2010, 04:26:22 AM
Pacquiao of course,but I would not underestimate Mayweather,those foot moves had a lot of practice in "Dancing with the Stars".Joke lang...

Hard to say, but I support Pacman...I love my own.

European countries.

Quote from: fdaray on June 01, 2010, 08:04:37 AM
Ato na lang tanuman kay karaan na man tong mga tanuma.

Kon tanuman dayon ug gmelina ug mahogany, after five years dagko na.

That is true.  Something has to be done.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 01, 2010, 08:04:28 AM
Luod kon bag-ong nisudlot. 

Dugangi pa akong suka!

Quote from: AsPo on June 01, 2010, 07:39:18 AM
dili tinae sa  baki?

Arghhhh kaluod ana Oi.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 01, 2010, 06:50:40 AM
Kining bokbok, ig-agaw ba ni sa anay? Unsa toy English aning bokbok, Bay Glace ug Bay Bugs? Mao ba to ni weevil?

(Ang bokbok pwede pud diay igsoon sa kulata, bwahaha!)  

Yabag-yabag (duha ) man ka hubs. Hahahahahhahaah

Quote from: glacier_71 on November 01, 2009, 12:42:32 AM
nindot ra ba ang karaang acacia himoong furniture ug ibongbong sa balay. kinsa kaha ang palarang nakakupit aning mga kahoy. hahays

Ambot lang, dakong pangutana?

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 31, 2010, 12:50:36 PM
Duha ka paagi ang kapilian: pwede ipalutaw, pwede pud batobatoan para adtos kahiladman madugta...

Bitaw, delikado baja ning vigilante justice, sajon ra jamo abusahan...

Lisod kay maskin kinsa na lang puede mohimo ana?
.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 31, 2010, 05:59:54 AM
a director! i never knew (nor had you mentioned) that you were from the stage. What kinds of plays / genres did you direct, Wolf?

Yes, during my college years, just some plays at our college theater group.

Cleaning the house, workouts and of course church.

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 31, 2010, 11:41:23 AM
Naay usa ka language nga gusto jud naho maantigohan bahala ug dili na ang uban, Aramaic.

Aramaic language has an interesting history, in fact it is always quoted in some movies with ancient adventure's theme.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 31, 2010, 11:29:06 AM
Wolf, what other dialects are you fluent in?

For me, besides my Binisayang-Bolanon, I am trying to learn Hiligaynon (Ilonggo), and also Tagalog.

Of course I am fluent in Tagalog w/o accent, Ilonggo as well w/c I can speak with right accent.

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 31, 2010, 11:17:52 AM
Its totally different Bro. Hehehehehe. Wa jamo koy nasabtan. For the Ibanag, nagtuon ko sa pagkakaron, I know vocabulary words pero I find it difficult kung unsa pag construct sa sentence or pag istorya.

Pareho diay ta ug interest Bro, languages. I write in my diary using Baybayin text tailored for English language aside from Filipino. I also know the Alibata alphabet. If ever Bro you want to explore more on alphabets you can visit omniglot.com kay tua didto halos tanan including Filipino alphabets.

That is interesting. Thanks for sharing that. I love to explore different languages too, in fact am refreshing my Spanish now. There are some Filipino dialects that I am also fluent.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 31, 2010, 11:17:55 AM
Si si! Mama Mia!

Great!

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 31, 2010, 11:02:35 AM
21 days non stop pud siguro ang tut for the full utilization sa nahitabo sa ijang tut.

Exercising human nature at its best: Self exploitation...well, he got 21 days of his life to reckon with (at least).

Interesting facts and figures.

http://www.poodwaddle.com/clocks3.htm

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 31, 2010, 10:46:52 AM
Baki ba maoy topic?

Dili trip lang Hahahahahah.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 31, 2010, 10:38:19 AM
You are so right, Wolf. My father, who is a man of science and logic, has reservations in regards to superstition. He cautioned me once, "It is better to practice restraint than to denounce everything that you do not understand."

I did heed his wisdom and take everything with a grain of salt when hearing/listening to things. And as for superstitious beliefs, tho i may have personal objections to them, i will not deny that there are things that happen that are unexplained or unexplainable.

If we believe that there is a God of Love, then there is also a place for satan and his devils who may take up the powers of this world and the powers of these so called 'diwatas/ mga enkantas'.

Your Dad is right.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 31, 2010, 10:28:12 AM
For me, its a tie between Spanish and Italian.

Spanish? not the Mexi-Span OMG! Contemporary Spanish can be a runner-up for me ( I am trying to speak that language).