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#1601
Aron dili ma "lack of sleep ," dili na lang matulog.
#1602
Question and Answer / Re: Unsay Imong Giinom Karon?
June 05, 2010, 07:52:40 AM
Coffee with milk akong giinom karon.
#1603
Quote from: kaboy5 on May 31, 2010, 12:02:54 PM
nilayas naman c rapal intawun human sa election wala naman mag pakita sa corella.gipagama ang iyaha balay sa ozamis..kay iya layasan kay daghan gahuwat niya nga kaso...

Kon dili molingkod ang  vice mayor and number one councilor maoy mahimong vice mayor.   Si Lolong Ado na unya ang atong vice mayor, taga Canangcaan ra gihapon.
#1604
Atong paabuton ang kalambuan sa Corella sa nga bag-ong napili.
Mabuhay ang Tocmo-Rapal adminstration, 2010-2013
#1605
Technology / Facebook Addiction
June 04, 2010, 04:12:32 PM

Dealing with your Facebook addiction

Prof says popular social networking site may be hazardous

By Danielle Pope, The Muse

VICTORIA (CUP) â€" Facebook has become an indispensable way to find old friends, schedule events, play games and even send virtual gifts. But if you’re doing more living online than off, it might be time to reassess. Many students are now seeing Facebook more as an addiction than a networking tool, and psychologists are starting to agree.

Are personal relationships taking a backseat to Facebook? Do you think about Facebook even when you’re offline? Do you use Facebook to escape problems or homework? Do you stay on Facebook longer than intended? Have you ever concealed Facebook use?

If you answered yes to any, you might be a borderline addict â€" no joke.

Frequent Facebook visits actually cause something psychologists refer to as intermittent reinforcement.

Notifications, messages and invites reward you with an unpredictable high, much like gambling. That anticipation can get dangerously addictive.

Rob Bedi, a registered psychologist and assistant professor at the University of Victoria, said that Internet addictions are common on university campuses, often helped by free Internet access, web-based assignments and unstructured blocks of time.

Bedi said there’s a difference between procrastination and addiction. If you’re losing assignment time to Facebook, though, that’s a problem.

The key may be as simple as diagnosing your triggers and changing your habits.

“Find out what’s missing from your life,” said Bedi. “Whether it’s having too much free time, not knowing anyone or just escaping, think about what made you resort to [Facebook], and what you could be doing instead.”

Bedi suggests keeping a log to track your Facebook usage. If you’re shocked by what you see, try the following: List your Facebook goals. Why did you originally sign up? Record what you actually do on Facebook. Make a Facebook schedule. Limit time to maintaining your original goals. Update your e-mail addresses to avoid relying on Facebook messages.

Bedi also suggested changing your password to something unfamiliar, including numbers, writing it on a piece of paper and placing it out of reach to make checking Facebook a chore. Repeat if necessary to curb your behaviour.

“This is not something you can quit cold turkey,” said Bedi. “While a cocaine addict can put down his drug and an alcoholic his drink, you can’t preach abstinence to a student society that functions on Internet usage. What you can do is practice control.”
For some people, talking with someone might be the answer. Many universities offer addiction counselling through student services.

If you’re not quite ready for that, you could join one of the 155 Facebook Addicts Anonymous groups on Facebook itself â€" but that might defeat the purpose.
#1606
Kon atong e abolish ang party-list ug SK, we will have a Charter Change. These are one of the basic laws in our Constitution.
#1607
Walay klarong programa ang governo about reforestation. Unsa mang kase nga area ang e reforest. Duna naggalas para kaingin tamnan sa ubi. Gi badlong sa taga DENR kay bawal. Nganong bawal man daw nga iya mang yuta. Dili motubo ang ubi sa ubas nga yuta, mao nga naggalas siya sa  tambok  nga yuta. Tungod sa pag ban sa pagputol sa kahoy , wala nay mga ubihan sa  kaingin sa Bohol.

Kon atong tanuman ang mga barren land ug mga kahoy, asa na man itugway ang mga kabaw ug baka?
#1608
nganong tulis man ang tawag? tungod kay kon imong balihon ang tulis. silut ang mahiagoman kon madakpan ka.
#1609
Ingon ni Clottey, " he.., he..., he..., dili na ko moaway ug tongressman."
#1610
Philippine Education / Re: My Memories of BSAT
June 03, 2010, 04:07:48 PM
BSAT before, now BISU. The president, Elpidio Magante was our salutatorian, high school batch 1965. Congrats.....,


#1611
Wala jud koy naadtoang country, Onli in the Philippines, sa batuon nga juta sa Bohol.

Wala na koy pangandoy, about that. I am in the twilight days of my life.
#1612
Question and Answer / Re: Do you still eat Ginamos?
June 03, 2010, 03:37:42 PM
Lami man gud ang ginamos, labi na ug lata-lata na kaajo. Maajo tusloan ug sinugbang talong.
#1613
Mike, can we extend the editing time  to 24 hours. Kasagarang nahitabo sa ako, pag-open  pagka ugma mao pay pagkakita nga sayod diay ang spelling or need to revise the sentence.
#1614
Tagbilaran City - Bohol / Re: tilawi lang
June 02, 2010, 09:30:26 PM
Quote from: siomaisapalma on May 30, 2010, 11:34:54 AM
katilaw naba mo sa siomai sa pantalan??? karon daghan na kaau nag suroisuroisa sa city of tagbilan with a side car bicycle. tilawi ang siomai sa palma. mas lamian jud sa uban....ang sauce ang nag da ug bida!!!!datzzz!!!
Akong tilawan inig uli nako karong July. Unsa kaha ang  lami ani....,
#1615
Bohol Directory / Re: Famous Boholanos
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. :-X :-* :) :)
#1617
My sad memories is that I felt lazy to enter the next class after recess.
#1618
Let us cut the old trees and reforest.
#1619
LGU Philippines / Re: Boy Abunda: A Cabinet Member?
June 02, 2010, 08:18:12 AM
I do believe Boy can be a potential for the next administration. He is independent-minded and not involved in dirty-politics.
#1620
Photos Unlimited / Re: super-cute animals here!
June 01, 2010, 04:02:33 PM
Camera trick....., ?
#1621
Facts and Trivia / Re: OPTICAL ILLUSIONS GALLERY
June 01, 2010, 03:52:59 PM
It seems that there is no learning at all.
#1622
We can not abolish the party-list because it is already a part of our political system.
#1623
Unsa na may dagway  nija.? Nagburot ang atubangan for 21 days.
#1624
I was in Bohol April 20, 2008.
#1625
Valencia - Bohol / Re: The Rice Fields of Valencia
June 01, 2010, 10:19:35 AM
It looks like a mini rice terraces in Bohol.
#1626
How beautiful......., the white fine sand!
#1627
Gusto kong makaadto sa Hongkong na lang kay duol ra.
Hoping someday.......
#1628
Ato na lang tanuman kay karaan na man tong mga tanuma.

Kon tanuman dayon ug gmelina ug mahogany, after five years dagko na.
#1629
Partylist representation is mandated by our Constitution so it is not easy to abolish. It needs to be amended.
#1630
Maayo diay kon naay hubog kay alegre ang celebration. KOn naa kay mga pictures diha sa inyong pista sa nayon 2010, e post sa TB. Kining vedio sa 2009 imo man tingali ni ug akong ge post sa itaas.
#1631
Karon dili na niya macontrol and Corella, kay vice na man siya ug duha lang ka konsehal ang kauban niya.

Hinaot mga magkahiusa na lang sila si Dodong para sa kalamboan sa Corella.
#1632
Corella - Bohol / Re: Election Result of 2010
May 31, 2010, 06:45:14 AM
Ang mga paryente ni Dodong  sa Canangcaan paryente man sad sa asawa ni Vito sa mga Daray clan.

#1633
How would the Earth looks like if there were no barbers and shaving of our hair was not invented.?
#1634
How did Jagna became a calamay country.?
#1635
Quote from: cowboy on May 28, 2010, 01:41:00 PM
Matod pa sa mga sa batid? ug mu daghan daw kremen asensu daw ang lugar o syudad? meaning on progress ang Tagbilaran? usa inyu huna huna mabuot nga lumulopyu ning dakbayan sa Tgbilaran
This is a sign that Tagbilaran is booming to become a great city. Nagkadaghan ang tawo, modaghan sa ang kremin.

Sa Davao city, naay gihapon ang kremin, robbery, hold up and more, but if we compute the  percentage based on population, it is so minimal.
#1636
Quote from: buwadsanga on February 17, 2010, 09:53:19 AM
delicado ang mga gagmay nga sarisari store, mamatay! kawawa........
Tinuod, mohapay ang mga gagmay nga tindahan. Pero unsaon man, mao man ni, this is the  trend of the changing world.
#1637
I'm 62 and soon to retire from the government service. How my life would be.?
#1638
Komusta ang Pista sa Nayon, May 27, 2010 diha sa Canangcaan, Corella. Mas alegre daw ang Pista sa Nayon kaysa parochial pista.
#1639
"Stupidity," is too much to be used to describe a person's  mistake.
#1640
Nganong maglonely man. ? Get relax then drink a glass of coffee.
#1641
Technology / Re: Facebook Privacy Change
May 27, 2010, 12:13:50 PM
There are some to be change in facebook. It looks to open to all. Our friends should not be allowed to open our personal profile.
#1642
I never grow tired of hearing the Kundiman songs of Pilita Corrales.
#1643
i fell unseasy if i am at home because i have many things to do.
#1644
qoute from bishop Villena, "At the celebration of his 71st birthday last March 16 at the Clergy House in capital town Bayombong, Bishop Villena even extolled Mrs. Arroyo by pronouncing that she is the “Queen of Infrastructures."

How are you fallible Bishop..?

Mrs Arroyo is the "Queen of Corruptions."


#1645
Bisaya Cebuano Language / Re: TUNGAW
May 25, 2010, 04:32:29 PM
Unsay color sa tungaw.? Ang tungaw sa Bohol, pula. Diri sa amo kay itom.
#1647
Unsa may position sa buktot natulog.?  magpi***g
#1648
Mga Bol-anon, maulaw baya pud ta....,pero bisan asa sa 'Pinas naay vote buying.
#1649
Sa panihapon, and akong sud-an inun-onang danggit
#1650
Bohol Latest News / Re: Cebu-Bohol Bridge: Update
May 24, 2010, 12:29:24 PM
Tinuod ba gud ni.? Asa mag kwarta...? mangutang..?
#1651
Do not get tired when you retire.
#1652




Atong ipakita ang gugma panahon sa pagkatulog.
#1653
Bohol Directory / Re: CORTESANON.COM
May 24, 2010, 06:42:05 AM
Diha sa Cortes, na koy mga paryente , mga Ligan ug Concon. Ang among barangay sikbit man sa Fatima.
#1654
Kining lechon, usahay lod-on ko magkaon, kay dili maajo pagkaluto ang ilawom labi na ug dako nga baboy.
Ang lami ang panit kay kagomkon labi na ug init-init pa.
#1655
LGU Philippines / Re: Mayor Dan Lim
May 23, 2010, 02:16:20 PM
Let us give Dam Lim a chance to improve Tagbilaran City for the nest three years.
#1656
Showbiz & Celebrity / Re: New Music From Bohol
May 23, 2010, 02:11:48 PM
We are proud of you, Romeo Mascarinas
#1657
Congratulation to:


MARIA JANE AGAD EBUA HOLY NAME UNIV. (DIVINE WORD-TAGBILARAN) 86.00

8th placer of 2010, LET Exam for Teachers , Elementary
#1658
Quotable Quotes / Re: Quote For The Day
May 23, 2010, 08:25:51 AM
#1659
Jig.. kining mga apilido nga Baugbog, Cuajao ug Inguito daghan ni sila nga mga pamilya sa  barangay Pandol duol ra sa among barangay. Ang mga daray clan naa gihapon diha sa Baclayon, kay usa ra man ta ka lungsod sa unang panahon.
#1660
Ubay - Bohol / Re: UBAY CITY?
May 22, 2010, 07:20:35 PM
Dapat  , bahinon ang Bohol, 47 towns, ug duha ka lungsod kay dako man ni nga island. Sa tanang nga dagko nga island, ang Bohol ra ug Cebu ang wala mabahin.

Ang Ubay City maoy capital sa ikaduhang  province sa Bohol.
#1661
Quote from: jig37504 on May 22, 2010, 03:42:54 PM
ako bol-anon from my father side who is a lumad Baclayonanon.

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

Kining mga Inguito ug Cuajao daghan ni nga familya diri sa Corella. Paryente gyud nimo ni jig.., kay sa unang panahon, ang Corella sakop man sa Baclayon.
#1662
Ubay - Bohol / Re: UBAY CITY?
May 22, 2010, 11:10:54 AM
Quote from: david on May 17, 2010, 12:41:11 AM
og ma syudad ang talibon wa jud prostitution ;)

The more prostitute kun ma  ciudad, kay modaghan ang mga tawo. This is a good business.
#1663
way__ paki, I was so deeply touched with tears rolling my eyes as I read your post.

Daghang ingon ani nga case diri sa among lugar, bisan asang lugar sa Pilipinas.
#1664
Give Pacman a chance to study in the most prestigious university. UP.
#1665
Jokes and Humor / Re: jokes jokes jokes
May 22, 2010, 08:03:22 AM
Ha....., ha...,ha.., na lang sa injong mga jokes.
#1666
For me. mas tasty ang orange kay sa Merinda, pero mas lami and Pop cola kay barato kaayo, P18 na lang. This is not an advertisement. Generally, they are the same, carbonated water.
#1667
Product Reviews / Re: Milo vs Ovaltine
May 22, 2010, 07:51:25 AM
Either of two is good to the body.They have the same content: chocolate flavored.
#1668
In Germany, Jose Rizal fell in love with Nellie Bousted. (Part of the story below)



"His co-Filipino medical student, Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera offered hospitality and support for Rizal's courageous ventures.   Nellie Bousted [emphasis - rly] (standing third from right), who lived in Biarritz and Paris, fenced with Rizal (second from left) and might have become Mrs. Rizal, had she not insisted on turning him Protestant.  Also in photo are artist Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo (third from left) and Paz Pardo de Tavera Luna (second from right).  Juan Luna's mother-in-law, Juliana Gorricho Pardo de Tavera is seated at the center holding Luna's son Andres." In Excelsis ibid., p. 71.
#1669
Probably, because  he traveled   in many countries in Europe particular Germany. Ferdinand Blumentret was a close friend of Rizal who was a German.

Rizal in Berlin, Germany

1 November 1886
At 1:25 P.M., Rizal arrived at Berlin and boarded at the Central Hotel.

2 November 1886
Rizal wrote a letter to his friend Pastor Karl Ullmer informing the latter of his arrival at the big German capital the day before. He wrote: "Remembrances to your loving wife, Eta and to Friedrich."

4 November 1886
In a letter he informed Prof. Blumentritt about his meeting with Dr. A.B. Meyer last October 31 in Dresden. He was already residing at Jaeger Straesse 71,111.

9 November 1886
He was admitted to the Real Biblioteca de Berlin to do some research and to read other books. His admission ended on March 1,1887.

22 November 1886
In a letter, he informed Pro. Blumentritt that he had already sent to his nephews in the Philippines the tragedies of Schiller and the stories of anderson, which he translated into Tagalog.

27 November 1886
He made a small outline of the Teruray, dialect of the binhabitants of the Western coast of Mindanao,which he later sent to Prof. Blumentritt.

11 December 1886
Maximo Viola joined Rizal in Berlin. Rizal was not able to meet Viola at the station because the former was sick.

12 December 1886
Early in the morning Rizal visited Viola at the Central Hotel. They took breakfast together I the restaurant below then hotel.

15 December 1886
He started teaching Viola the German language.

23 December 1886
He started dreaming of his mother.

24 December 1886
Rizal was high spirit although he just recovered from sickness. He was very happy to be with Maximo Viola. He finished translating one third of the book Waitz.

25 December 1886
Rizal wrote his mother: "It is three times now that I constantly dream you and sometimes the dreaam repeats itself in a single night. I would not like to superstitious even if the Bible and the Gospel believe dreams, but I like to believe that you are thinking constantly me and this makes my mind reproduce what goes on in you for after all my brain is a part of yours, and this is not stran because while I am asleep here, you are awake there."

27 December 1886
He was required by the German police to provide himself with the necessary passports or the risk of being expelled from German soil after three weeks.

30 December 1886
In a letter, told Prof. Blumentritt, of a plan of Maximo Viola to cope with him to Leitmeritz during his visit there.

31 December 1886
A certain Captain and ex-aide of Geneva Moltke of the French-pruss War invited Rizal to his home to celebrate the incoming New Year. Before this fiesta, Rizal bought a pair of chin pitchers, painting them figure of an old man representing the outgoing year and a boy personifying the incoming year.

January 1887
He became a member of the Ethnographic Society of Berlin in whose meeting he had the rare opportunity of hearing the interesting lecture of Dr. Donitz on pre-historic Japanese tombs which contained sets of dishes and other decorations.

11 January 1887
He met personally Dr. Teodor Jagor who invited him to attend the monthly luncheon of the member of the Geographic Society. In one of luncheons, he came to know the famous Virchow, president of the Anthropological Society of Berlin.

24 January 1887
He was again sick of fever and in the evening had stopped working on the novel. If not for Maximo Viola, he would have transferred to Italy where according to him the climate was healthful.

26 January 1887
He planned to translate the book of travels of Dr. Jagor as soon as he would finish translating the book of Waitz. By spring, he hoped to finish this works.

7 February 1887
He was very busy this day and the previous days going to the clinic and making some clinical investigations. In the house, he was occupied reading the copies of the Globus sent him Prof. Blumentritt.

February 1887
He became a member of the Anthropological Society and the Geographic Society of Berlin.

21 February 1887
He communicated to Evaristo Aguirre telling the latter that the novel Noli was being rushed for publication. He requested Aguirre not to divulge the real title "Sampagas". At 11:30 in the evening, he finished writing the novel.

1 March 1887
His admission to Real Biblioteca, where he used to read the books about the Philippines, expired on this day.

5 March 1887
Rizal translated into French the "History of a Mother" by Andersen written in German.

21 March 1887
Copies of his novel came off the press. He sent one copy to Prof. Blumentritt. In a letter of his Austrian friend, he say it was the first impartial and daring book to be written on the life of the Tagalogs. He opined that the Spanish authorities and the friar would attack the book.

29 March 1887
In grateful appreciation of Maximo Viola’s pecuniary aid, Rizal presented him the last galley proofs and the first bound copy with this dedication: "To my dear friend, Maximo Viola, the first to read and appreciate my work- Jose Rizal, March 29, 1887, Berlin."

April 1887
Rizal read before the Ethnographic Society of Berlin the "Arte Metrica del Tagalog", a thesis submitted by him to become a member of the same society in the same year.

12 April 1887
He received a gift from Blumentritt. It was an Ethno-graphic map of Central Mindanao published by the Cartographic Institute of Gotha.

13 April 1887
With Maximo Viola, Rizal studied the map sent him by Prof. Blumentritt. He said it is very necessary for every one to know first his own country- "Nosce te ipsum". He considered the Filipinos unfortunate because they had to receive new knowledge about themselves from foreigners.

24 April 1887
He was happy to receive the letter of pardon from his beloved father. He definitely decided to go home and help his folks.

– Later he sent an advance notice to Prof Blumentritt of their coming visit to Leitmeritz.

April 1887
By the end of April, Rizal left in Berlin for Dresden where the most famous "Musco Etnografico" was located. He met there the wise Filipinoogist director of the museum, Dr. A. B. Meyer, uthor of the excellent monographs.

11 May 1887
Accompanied by Maximo Viola, Rizal left Berlin to visit the cities of Eurupe, including Dresden, Leitmeritz, Prague, Vienna, Munich, Nuremberg, Ulm, Lausanne, and Geneva.

   

   

   

#1671
Facts and Trivia / Spot the different
May 20, 2010, 05:15:31 PM
#1672
Facts and Trivia / Re: OPTICAL ILLUSIONS GALLERY
May 20, 2010, 04:49:48 PM
#1673
Mas safe man ang kwarta nimo kon naa sa ATM kaysa credit card. Why use credit card?
#1674
Kung single ka, you missed one half of your life.
Get married  and enjoy the pains and happiness.
#1675
They will hold hands as an expression of love. Hands also speak.
#1676
General Topic / Re: Virginity Restoration
May 20, 2010, 09:13:11 AM
Virginity restoration is impossible but virginity destruction is so easy to perform.
#1677
ngano nga mopalit ug processed food? ang presko na lang sa palengke.
#1678
Philippine Photo Gallery / Re: Jeepney Ride
May 19, 2010, 01:31:03 PM
Basta jeepney ride dili ka makatulog, kay segi ug hunong-honong, punit kanaog sa pasahero. Bus ride is comfortable from station to station.
#1679
Money Pacquiao is the one an only boxer and congressman in the Philippines.
#1680
MAYORS, VICE-MAYORS of Bohol

Declared as winners in the mayoralty and vice mayoralty posts of 47 towns and the city are:

Tagbilaran City Mayor Dan Lim, vice-mayor elect Nuevas Tirol-Montes; Alburquerque mayor-elect Efren D. Tungol, vice-mayor elect Jet Jose B. Ugdoracion; Alicia - Marnilou S. Ayuban and Basilio H. Balahay Jr.; Anda, Angelina Simacio and Paulino Amper; Antequera, Jose Mario J. Pahang and Lilioso M. Nunag; Baclayon, A. Alvin J. Uy and Theodore C. Jodel; Balilihan, Dominisio L. Chatto and Efren M. Chatto; Batuan, Gregoria D. Pepito and Antonino M. Jumawid; Bien Unido, Rey F. Boniel and Petronilo R. Justiniane; Bilar, Norman D. Palacio and Arnold M. Calamba; Buenavista, Robert T. Celosia and Ronald Lowell G. Tirol; Calape, Sulpicio N. Yu Jr. and Nelson N. Yu; Candijay, Sergio G. Amora Jr. and Rey G. Amora; Carmen, Conchita T. Delos Reyes and Pedro E. Budiongan Jr,;

Catigbian, Roberto L. Salinas and Reynald M. Lacea; Clarin, Allen Ray Z. Piezas and Hermogenes L. Diezon; Corella, Jose Nicanor D. Tocmo and Vito B. Rapal; Cortes, Apolinaria H. Balistoy and Danilo L. Montero; Dagohoy, Germinio C. Relampagos and Jemilo T. Puertos; Danao, Louis Thomas R. Gonzaga and Jose G. Cepedoza; Dauis, Jaime C. Jimenez and Allan L. Coloma; Dimiao Sylvia V. Adame and Danilo M. Guivencan; Duero, Cornelius F. Ocay and Patton S. Olano; Garcia-Hernandez, Migeulito Galendez and Pio Salmasan; Getafe Cary Camacho and Simon Torreon; Guindulman, Maria Fe A. Piezas and Maria Edineth B. Hohmann; Inabanga, Jose Jono C. Jumamoy and Wenceslao M. Lao; Lila, Regina C. Salazar and Frederick H. Raut;

Loay, Rosemarie L. Imboy and Paulino S. Tejano; Loboc, Leon A. Calipusan and Luisito E. Digal; Loon, Lloyd Peter M. Lopez and Edwin R. Ladeza; Mabini, Esther Tabigue and Stephen Rances; Maribojoc, Leoncio B. Evasco Jr. and Fructuoso F. Redulla Jr.; Panglao, Benedicto H. Alcala and Evangeline B. Lazaro; Pilar, Wilson L. Pajo and Wilfredo L. Bernante; Pres. Carlos P. Garcia (Pitogo), Tesalonica A. Boyboy and Nestor M. Abad; Sagbayan (Borja), Ricardo L. Suarez and Charito P. Lao; San Isidro, Jacinto B. Naraga and Eudoxio B. Asoy;

San Miguel, Claudio C. Bonior, and Jonathan T. Reyes; Sevilla, Ernesita B. Digal and Sinforiano D. Cutin; Sierra Bullones, Alfredo U. Gamalo and Simplicio C. Maestrado Jr.; Sikatuna, Jose Ellorimo Jr. and Julian O. Manigo; Tagbilaran City, Dan N. Lim and Nuevas T. Montes; Talibon, Restituto B. Auxtero and Marcos Q. Aurestila; Trinidad, Roberto C. Cajes and Francisco U. Gonzales; Tubigon, William R. Jao and Virgilio C. Fortich; Ubay, Eutiquio M. Bernales Sr. and Constantino H. Reyes; Valencia, Henrietta L. Gan and Jorge M. Buslon.

#1681
Philippine Education / Re: UB Anybody?
May 19, 2010, 07:05:42 AM
Quote from: hofelina on May 20, 2009, 05:30:44 PM
I spent 3 sems, before I went to Davao City, RPC pa sa una. Classmate pa gani mi sa youngest nga Tirol.
1968-69, I was in RPC, classmate ko si Victoriano Tirol Jr. in some subjects. Then, i left Bohol and went to Davao. A year after, i learned that it became UB.
#1682
Nag-ingkit-ingkib ko ug inanag nga mais. Lami nam pud , bisan ug sakit akong ngipon e ingkib.

     
#1683
Kon panaglit mag mayor si Montano sa sunod nga election, modaog gyud siya sa Baclayon.
#1684
Kining vote buying, inangayan ug uban pang gipanghatag dili na daotan sa mga Pilipino kay mao nay systema sa atong politics sa nasud. Rampant sa kaayo ni nga panghitabo sa panahon sa election throughout the county. This is not an illegal act kay walay napreso. Inutil ang atong mga balaod sa election. Daghang mga pobre nga natabangan sa "uwan uwan". Matud nila, gihatagan man daw sila, nganong dili man dawaton.

Padayon ang election sa Kapitan sa October., 2010. Karon nagsugod na ang uban ug pahiyom-pahiyom, painom-inom ug tuba kay namugas-pugas na ug sugod. Bisag gamay ra ang sweldo sa kapitan , naa gihapoy voter buying.
#1685
Vote buying is rampant not only in Bohol but throughout the country. That is Philippine politics.

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#1686
Relax..,maglingaw lingaw, open facebook, add posts at TB.
#1687
Who's Who of Bohol / Re: Fr. Marlito Gabi Ocon
May 16, 2010, 02:25:16 PM
Father Marlito's life is worthy of emulation. He was called by God.
#1688
Ngano nga ang tulo ka former mayors, "unite to save Tagbilaran", nakadaog man gihapon si Lim.
#1689

             Proclamation of Corella, Bohol elected officials,  May11, 2010.
                                     
                                 Congratulations!

                                        Mayor: Jose Nicanor Tocmo
                                        Vice  :  Vito Rapal

                                   Councilors: Godofredo Ado
                                                   Danilo Bandala
                                                   Edmundo Tajantajan
                                                   Ma. Asuncion Daquio
                                                   Ricardo Apale
                                                   Hilario Tocmo
                                                   Restituto Denque
                                                   Paul Ello
#1690
nakadaog....., because of voter buying. That's Philippine politics.
#1691
Because of the election, nakabayad-batad ug utang ang mga pobre gikan sa halin sa ilang vote. Daghang inom-inom kay nakadaog lagi.  Naay nag-away kay wa tanhi sa ilang pustahanay.
#1692
Quote from: vrglguapo on May 16, 2010, 06:19:40 AM
Here in Ireland we have also Tagbilaran by night group and we have dues every month.Money collected is sent to DYRD via Jerry Pabe who will distribute the money for the Boholano people in need..
proceed your good work vrgl.....
#1693
Bohol Latest News / Re: Cebu-Bohol Bridge: Update
May 16, 2010, 07:58:41 AM
Forget the cebu-bohol bridge.It was a political issue to favor some politicians.
#1694
Weird and Extreme / Re: Iring nga duha ray tiil!
May 15, 2010, 06:38:18 PM
Unique...,atong e breed sa upat ug tiil. Possibly, manganak ug tuloy tiil,
#1695
LGU Philippines / Re: Goodbye Kris Aquino
May 15, 2010, 05:11:38 PM
I Noynoy remains a bachelor after he assumes office as president of the Philippines,
Kris Aquino will be the First Lady of the Philippines.
#1696
Ang mga dalaga sa unang panahon, molihay lihay kon hikapon.
Ang mga dalaga karon , masuko kon dili nimo himas- himason.
#1697
Weird and Extreme / Re: FAT DOG!
May 15, 2010, 02:20:15 PM
How big...
#1698
Yes, for credible and honest election. Mga nagplano nga modagan, naghinahinay namo ug ngisi sa iyong katagibarangay.
#1699
BASIG MASUNOG ANG MUNISIPYO SA CORELLA, PARA MASUNOG ANG MGA EVEDDINSYA SA IYANG PAGPANGAWAT.
SALAMAT CORELLAHANON. quote from ambrosio hugo, sa itaas.

Basin unya ug matinu-od. you are premeditating. You are the prime suspect. 

Ato na lang e for hire and pison kay mahal diay ang rental per hour. Makakuha kita ug additional incmoe ang  atong lungsod.
#1700
May 15, 2010, Happy fiesta diha sa New Corella Davao. Mamista na pud diha ang mga taga Corella Bohol.



San Isidro is the patron saint of good harvest, so the

celebration of his feast day, especially in the town of New Corella, brings

us closer to the earth and all its grains, crops and fruits.



Although I’ve never been to Corella during the fiesta on May 15, I heard

every house was festooned with  varieties of food and delicious recipes.



Election, and few days before, I am sure many people drove up to New Corella

to partake of the bounty of the harvest and the food every family

prepared for that day.



In the history of San Isidro Labrador, it is said that while he was at prayer in

the middle of the day, the angels would do his work in the fields. His landlord

saw this, so San Isidro was not fired from his job.



On his way to work, San Isidro would stop to feed the birds with his grain of

corn. Although he puts out as much corn as possible, his sack weighed the

same, as if nothing was taken out of it. The story of San Isidro, who is called

St. Isidore in English, inspires us to be thankful for every little blessing that

comes, especially during these times.