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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xhyY-GRlGo#

hehehe nice!

Quote from: islander on March 08, 2012, 12:28:53 AM
your mom and pop must know this song.  it was common during mass celebrations in the period fr chic had mentioned.  (it looks like at that time, you were still floating in the cosmos wondering whether earth will accept you or not. )

p.s. maybe watching the 1969 movie "goodbye mr. chips" will help.  (i haven't watched it myself, but i'm curious.  i hope it's still available somewhere.  it starred peter o'toole and petula clark.  well, if these two aren't familiar to you either, think of that blue-eyed guy in the movie "lawrence of arabia" and the song "don't sleep in the subway".  if these turn out to be more of the same strange territory to you, by jove, you must be a martian!)

posting "don't sleep in the subway" song in another thread...

i'll definitely have to check those movies you mentioned, isles. thanks.

Today, i saw something very sad. An 8 year old patient who was a gun-shot wound victim (due to a gang drive by shooting). Patient could not be saved , one of my friends who was one of the interns trying to revive the patient in the ER really took the kid's death pretty hard. It was sad. A wasted life. That kid was in the wrong place , at the wrong time.

The gang shooting situation here in Chicago is bad. I hope that the police solves this endemic. Such an unnecessary loss of life.

We gave the patient 3 boluses of epinephrine, then defibrillation protocol. After 7 minutes, i feared we lost her. But after the last try, her EKG showed appearance of a dimmer pqrs, then it came back. It was very close...

Had a long day today. I had a patient who underwent a code blue, patient had a ventricular fibrillation, which eventually went into asystole. I was able to revive her after efforts to defibrillate the patient. I thought we were going to lose her. We saved her. Thank God.

Like I said, today was a long day.

Quote from: islander on March 08, 2012, 01:34:47 PM
glad it's over and done with.  it's sadistic.  imagine one's toes being broken, ugh.

My great-great grandmother did not have her foot bound because she was a working woman from the countryside. Women who were from the poshy cities of Imperial China or women of noble blood had their feet bound.

When my Lola Nating went to China in the 1930s she was able to meet her grandparents, as well as her grand aunts and uncles, there were some relatives who had their foot bound. Luoy kono to kai lisod mo lakaw og gi bound ang tiil.

Quote from: islander on March 08, 2012, 01:34:47 PM
glad it's over and done with.  it's sadistic.  imagine one's toes being broken, ugh.

Sadistic, indeed. Many Chinese women had no choice on the matter as their foots were bound at an early age. As early as 2-3 years old and continued till their adult years. This was an example of human cruelty, specifically targeting the women.

Luoy pod ang bata, can only hope that prenatal care in the Philippines improves. The mother, if it was known that she was HIV+, should have been given HAART prophylaxis to prevent her child from contracting the virus in utero.

Hehe, cute pod ning choices.

What dictates male fertility?

Answer: Testosterone

This is an old Chinese custom. This is no longer practiced in China, actually, the ones who enforced this old custom were the Qing (the last dynasty that ruled China). Interestingly enough, the Qing rulers were not ethnic Han Chinese, but were originally from Manchuria.

Quote from: islander on March 07, 2012, 01:30:04 PM
Happiness: an agreeable sensation arising from contemplating the misery of another.

                                                                                  -Ambrose Bierce

hadloka pod ni, isles.

Ilonggo-Style Sinigang Isdang Ulo

hehe , bai bugsay, mao ning valencianhon style :

Quote from: islander on March 07, 2012, 01:39:25 PM
gigutom man ko ninyo bisag bag-o pa kong naniudto, hehe.  that asparagus and oyster sauce... just my type.  can't have a kitchen without oyster sauce.  and i've a new bunch of fresh asparagus, wow!

isles, what did you eat? na hala, na gutom gajud ko.

Quote from: chicogon on March 07, 2012, 01:37:23 PM
Nag sugba ka sa oven? Grilled?

gi grilled to nako...hehehe

Quote from: chicogon on March 07, 2012, 01:34:29 PM
What kind of fish is this? Morag lami sad ni da...

hehehe, its a parrot fish, Father. I made it when i was on vacation in the Caribbean.

kinamot kinamot style pod ko adtong panahona.

Quote from: chicogon on March 07, 2012, 01:32:41 PM
When I feel like speaking/acting Japanese I do....




Sashimi: you only need toyo, the "green inferno" (ibasaw) and sliced pickled-ginger

lami'a man ni, Father ! paborito gajud ni nimo noh?

awww mao ba, wa pa gajud ko naka adto sa ilang merkado.

kini lami ni:


gi sinugba nako; inside i placed green onions, ginger, bits of basil; on the outside, sprinkled black pepper and salt and some fresh lemon juice.

kaon ta !

Quote from: bugsay on March 07, 2012, 01:26:18 PM
wa gyud diay makalupig sa bolinaw sa among taga sa valencia....kay ituslo lang sa dagat, kinilaw na..

sa una galing, bai bugsay, ning adto ko sa merkado sa valencia ning palit kog bolinao, ka kuratan ko kai naay taga dimiao ning palit og bolinao sa valencia. ingon kono, "lupig ang bolinao sa dimiao sa inyoha"

Quote from: bugsay on March 07, 2012, 01:26:18 PM
wa gyud diay makalupig sa bolinaw sa among taga sa valencia....kay ituslo lang sa dagat, kinilaw na..

awahahahahahah da kujawa! da best lagi eh?

Quote from: chicogon on March 07, 2012, 01:24:59 PM
Yes, that's how I love to do mine... pero "hugas-suka" only one time. I don't want it to
taste vinegarish (super sour) 

next time, i will wash it 1 time, mo tisting pod ko sa imong style. hahaha!

da best gajud ni:


lami ni iparison og suka og sili

Quote from: chicogon on March 07, 2012, 01:17:29 PM
Yes, in place of the usual Bol-anon style "coconut milk"... just as good 

ang papa sa ahong nobya, taga bacolod siya. dili sila mo use of mayonaise , ilang style..mo use sila og gamayng suka, pero daghang green mangoes. ay ka aslum kaayo. pero lami pod ilang style. ka nami gid...

Quote from: bugsay on March 07, 2012, 01:20:29 PM
di ni pwede'g bisbisan ug ginamos?..hehehe

tuba nala'y kulang ani Padz..

hahaha pure valencianhon gajud ka, bai bugsay.

tinuod gajud ang dugo nga taga panangatan....

hehehe, that's how my dad makes his kinilaw. gi tudloan ko niya i-hugason ang isda sa suka 4 times, after ma human ang 4th wash, mao nay time i-mix ang vegetables. he puts some mayo and then refrigerate it. puerting ka lamia...

hehehe! aww kuyawa oy! do you put mayonnaise on the kinilaw, Father?

Happiness = Surge of Serotonin

bwahahaha! i can remember when i visited you and the puppies that night. sus, ka daghan og ka lami-ang kanonon!

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2012, 07:31:15 PM
luoya pod sa mga janitor no gihimo mang sample... but janitor dili kabalo mo performed ug abortion di ba dong?

Nothing personal, Nong. It's just an example of work qualifications in nowaday's environment. The society here in the USA, and I'm sure in  your area in Canada requires some kind of Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree or even Doctoral Degree for advanced positions in the work field. It is very hard to make a living with no college degree in this society. The competition is just too high.

In fact, at Northwestern, where I am an adjunct clinical instructor, one student of mine, a former high school janitor, enrolled into the LPN program (Licensed Practical Nursing). In our quaint conversations he told me of the hardships in being a janitor, that education was really integral to advancing one's position in life. After several years as a janitor (this student of mine is in his late 30's), he decided to go to college and take up LPN and become a nurse. He is now in his 5th LPN class ; in his defense, he is a very sharp student. He said to me, "I should have gone to college when I was younger, instead of waiting.."

In regards to the last statement, I would hope that janitors aren't performing abortions. Not all doctors perform that, Nong, only in cases of medical emergencies eg, Ectopic pregnancies.


Regards.

Ma mingaw-mingaw man sad ta sa Bohol.

Quote from: chicogon on February 29, 2012, 01:54:14 PM
Basin pasabot ug SATAN = School Diploma is tool SA TAnang Nangiskwela 

Very creative!

What is your view? Are you a proponent of Creationism or Evolution?

Oh, now you're just teasing!

Just got back from work, and lo and behold, as soon as i log on to tubagboholdotcom, i see this. now i'm hungry! hmmp.

bwahaha ka ingon ko isnut! isda and coconut!

In 1543, Andreas Vesalius stunned the world with detailed woodcuts that graphically revealed the inside of the human body. Some 460 years later, Alexander Tsiaras takes a much closer look in his new book, The Architecture and Design of Man and Woman. Vesalius based his images on crude dissection, but Tsiaras employs a more intricate technique: He layers 3-D high-resolution data â€" ultrasounds, CT and MRI scans, confocal laser scanning microscopy, and x-ray crystallography â€" to produce realistic and telescoping representations that burst through the skin and isolate the tiniest cells. While all the composites are scientifically correct, Tsiaras used software, built by his company Anatomical Travelogue, to add light and color. “My responsibility as scientist and journalist is to provide accurate information,” says Tsiaras. “My desire as artist is to make the images beautiful.”

http://medgadget.com/2004/12/the_architectur.html

bwahahaha ginamos ra kono! aww, mao nay wise choice, hubag. sure pod ko mo tisting pod si isles og si bugsay sa imong ginamos.

This is good news for the Philippines!

I like her, she speaks her mind. She might yawyaw a lot, but, one thing is evident, she is a woman of principle. And she is not afraid to confront a man, I love her strong character.

More Power to you Senator Defensor-Santiago!

I've never heard of these songs before. I like it tho, thanks for sharing, mga igsoon.

too much snoring can distract our digging initiative. well, then again, im sure there are some men out there who are "turned on" by women who snore.

there are always fetishes.

lol ! bwahahaha!

septic infection refers to a condition called septicemia (or sepsis). it is when there is a bolus of bacteria in the blood.

both , septic tank and sepsis, are bad because they "stink" up the environment. septic tank stink up the actual external environment, and sepsis stinks up the interstitial milieu.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoTv_pLpcLQ#

Let each of you look out not only for his own interests, but also the interests of others.

â€"Philippians 2:4

Watch and pray so that you will not fall into temptation. The spirit is willing, but the body is weak.

â€"Mark 14:38

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pbp6W4N1N9s#

Oh mao ba?

Beautiful, Beautiful....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9nPf7w7pDI#

This song was classic for the late 1980's era. I remember dancing to this song when I was 2 or 3 years old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH3giaIzONA#

On March 4, 2012, my little cousin Stephen was confirmed into the Roman Catholic Church. His sponsor was my younger brother, Don Rico. Very happy for you, Ondoy Stephen ! God Bless You Abundantly !



Don Rico, Stephen, and Andre Nicholas

Happy Birthday, Koddi ! Wishing you all the best !

Dr. Ron Paul, M.D
Congressman of the United States of America

Murag mo angay pod siya sa babaeng inchik

Sakpan gayod , pero, one must admit that he has good taste.

tsk tsk, luoy si ondoy di pwede pa kit-an. 

Patyon gayod ka ni Michelle ron!

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 19, 2012, 05:05:19 PM

Delikado ning klasiha. I don't know if the students will concentrate on the equations on the board or the Ms. Cutie's black lingerie.

Hmmm, ma gutom man sad ta ani.

Seeing these pictures, one can't help but think of the musical hit, "The Sound of Music".

bwahahaha! or that too!

sigoro na uwaw sila, isles.

Quote from: islander on March 06, 2012, 01:33:07 AM
was sad koy makit-an.  love is hiding in the air?

sigoro naay symbolism ani , maybe bai bugsay is trying to tell us that love is not "visible" , but invisible since it is felt internally by the spirit. awww, i could be wrong.

di ko ka kita, bai bugsay.

kuyawang baki!

Oh nice! Maka practice pod ta ani ni babycakes.

haha! how cute. chinese cats eh? lucky kaayo ning mga iring wa ni sila gi sudanan sa tawo. mo kaon baya ang inchink og iring.

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 05, 2012, 09:34:56 AM
Kuyaw diay kon forked tongue, one fork inside the mouth and the other one licking the ice cream...

hahahaha! mao nay ehemplo sa ambidextrous skill

og naay forked tongue ang lalake, sure gayod ko ma lipay kaayo iyang nobya.

Quote from: islander on March 05, 2012, 03:13:09 PM
æˆ'不这么好，æˆ'很害怕ã€,从英语翻è¯'到中国

whatever this means, i know i can see lots of chopsticks here.

hahaha! ka ingon ko kahibalo ka mag mandarin , madame isles. di ko kahibalo mo basa , gamay gamay lang. its been almost 20 years since i was taught how to read chinese in bohol wisdom school. i can speak it to a degree, pero, di ko kahibalo mag basa og chinese. nakalimot na intawn.

hahahahaha! oh boy i'm in for it now eh?

Quote from: islander on March 05, 2012, 09:43:37 AM
last saturday at almost midnight, a big fire broke out right across the street.  3 kids, all toddlers, perished.

i was ready, in case.  our two recently-rescued-off-the-street kittens were already in their carrier, and beside the carrier was my permanent "emergency bag" (containing valuables, legal documents, some cash, and a change of clothes).  i figured i can carry both while running.  and since we just came from watching a pyromusical contest (china vs. the netherlands in this instance) at the mall of asia and hadn't changed to house clothes, i simply changed from high heels to running shoes.

glad we heard an anticipated mass before the pyromusical contest. 

I'm sorry to hear about this, may their souls rest in peace.

Quote from: islander on March 05, 2012, 10:07:38 AM
and now it's monday.  so what did i do today?  well, obviously reviewing what happened during the weekend.  i'm scheduled to do some considerable laundry hand washing today.  i'm going to like it.  it's the ironing that i hate, huhuhu.  but before that i'll read, read, read.  too bad i couldn't read chinese and cyrillic.  

hehehe. Ni hui shuo hanguo ma? Wo bu shuo zhon guo ren wo jai fei li guoren. ni ne ? hui shuo hanguo?

Quote from: chicogon on March 05, 2012, 09:37:54 AM
Lami kaayo macaroons!!!

Lami bitaw. I stopped by a cafe by Andersonville, which is a Swedish enclave here in northern Chicago. The coffee was quite strong, I should have known it would be strong since it said, "Swedish Style"

The people who served it were quite nice, pleasing to the eyes.

Hahaha ! Ehemplo ni sa "smart a$$"

Quote from: islander on March 05, 2012, 01:12:28 AM
truly wise and worthy of execution by hanging by his toes.

a personal experience:

in my college class before when i taught part time, i gave a bonus test question of what the names of the 7 dwarfs are in snow white.  maldita ang usa ka student kay she wrote down the names of the 7 boys in class (in that exclusive college for girls, boys were accepted as long as their course is bachelor of music).  naatol pod intawon nga 7 ra ang boys out of a class of 36.  not wanting to be outwitted by a student, i did what i had to do when time came to give back the checked and graded test papers...

ingrid here has the best answer to the bonus question, i announced.  will the following dwarfs please stand up as i call your name?  (i had the last laugh.  one of the boys was ingrid's boyfriend.)  

hehehe, you should have asked one of the dwarves to rescue the snow white.

Quote from: islander on March 05, 2012, 01:15:34 AM
buka man gamay ang sa baye.  mahadlok tingali siya nga hapiton iyang ice cream ug tilap.

hehehe nag pa uwawuwaw si inday pero ang sa tinuod , gusto siya i tilaptilap-an.

Enjoying a warm cup of coffee with macaroons. Exquisite.

Wise baya..lol

Quote from: bolanon kaaju on March 04, 2012, 08:26:58 PM
ang ilonggo bisag way ilong ilonggo lang gihapon
tuman ang kaisog makigbinuakay ug dagway
basta di lang tulion!

bwahaha linti gid haw

hahahaha lol ! the pictures didn't show. i'll re-upload it later after work. na kuratan ko kai naka kita kog dagong matang baki!

KATHMANDUâ€"A 72-year-old man from a remote valley in southwestern Nepal was on Sunday declared the shortest man ever documented after being measured by Guinness World Records officials.

Chandra Bahadur Dangi stands just 54.6 centimeters (21.5 inches) tall, measurements confirmed, 5.3cm shorter than Filipino Junrey Balawing, the previous holder of the “world’s shortest man” title.

“I’m continually amazed that this record keeps getting broken,” Guinness World Records editor-in-chief Craig Glenday said in a statement after the adjudication in the Nepali capital Kathmandu.

“Just when you think it’s impossible for the record to get any smaller, Mr. Dangi comes along and astonishes us all.

“What I find equally remarkable is his age â€" if he really is 72, he is by far the oldest person to be awarded the shortest-man record in Guinness World Record’s 57-year history,” Glenday added.

Dangi has also been declared the shortest human adult ever documented, taking the accolade from India’s Gul Mohammed, who was measured at 57 cm before he died in 1997 aged 40.

Dangi, who weighs 12 kilograms (26.5 pounds), was brought to the attention of the world only three weeks ago after Nepali researchers looking into the history of the Dangi people were introduced to him.

He told AFP in his first interview with Western media earlier this month that recognition at the end of his life would be some compensation for years of hardship.

The pensioner, who was orphaned at 12, says relatives used to display him at freak shows to make money for themselves and that he has never experienced romance or found his soulmate.

“Until now, Chandra’s stature has been a burden; he is acutely aware of the difficulties of fitting into an average-sized world and is disappointed at having missed out on the chance to find a wife,” Guinness World Records said on Sunday.

“He is hopeful, though, that his new title will see a change in his fortunes.”

The cause of his stunted growth remains a mystery although many holders of the “world’s shortest man” crown have suffered from primordial dwarfism.

Dangi earns a sparse living weaving jute headbands and has only ever left his village in poverty-stricken Dang district, 350 kilometers (220 miles) from Kathmandu, a handful of times.

Guinness World Records quoted Dangi, who visited Kathmandu for the first time to be measured, as saying he was too old for marriage but would still like to travel.

“I want to visit foreign countries and meet people from around the world,” Dangi said.

Another Nepali, Khagendra Thapa Magar, claimed the title in 2010 after being measured at 67 cm.

Magar’s stint as the world’s shortest man saw him travel to more than a dozen countries and make television appearances in Europe and the United States.

He was also the official face of Nepal’s tourism campaign, which featured him as the smallest man in a country that is home to the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest.

http://globalnation.inquirer.net/26839/nepal-pensioner-crowned-worlds-shortest-man

hehehe inchik kyut!

 

hahaha, from the look of her legs, shaved sigoro pod ang kuan.