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da lagi! ambisyosong romantiko!

kuyawa...di diay ta poydi mo whistle nila? og mo adto kaming bai chris, bai bugsay, og si bai hubag sa ilang dapita, sogorado ko simbagon kami kai sure ko one of us will whistle at them. hahaha

Dili tag Luzon ang PHA Vice President, dili pod taga Cebu, dili taga Iloilo og dili taga Leyte, pero Taga BOHOL !

hahaha aww di pod oy, i sombong nako sa ahong auntie if gi i-threaten atong Virtual Payag, Tubag Bohol

It is very interesting to know that Dr. Concepcion Lim, M.D, who is also currently the Vice Governor of the Province of Bohol, is also the Medical Director of the Philippine Hospital Association. Keep you your duty to the medical field, Doc! More Power!




PHA Directors and Officers
Front Row L to R:  Dr. Janet del Mundo-Tan-Chief of Hospital, Ospital Ng Maynila Medical Center and PHA Secretary, Dr. Ruben Flores-Medical Center Chief II, Dr. Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital and PHA President, Dr. Concepcion Lim-Medical Director, Leona Lim Memorial Hospital and PHA VP-Vizayas, Dr. Winifreda Cagulada-Chief of Hospital, Teodoro Galagar District Hospital
Back: Dr. Edgardo Salud-Hospital Director, Quezon City General Hospital and PHA Treasurer, Dr. Conrado Brana, Jr.-Chief of Hospital, South Cotabato Provincial Hospital, Dr./Atty. Bu Castro-Official Representative of Bernardino General Hospital and PHA PRO, Dr. Hermogenes Jarin-Medical Director, Fairview General Hospital and PHA VP-Luzon, Dr. Jesus Jardin-Medical Director, Capitol University Medical City and PHA VP-Mindanao, Dr. Rodolfo Ante, Medical Director, Sta. Teresita Hospital, Dr. Romeo Maano-Medical Director, United Candelaria Doctors Hospital

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 17, 2012, 12:32:52 PM


Gov. Edgar M. Chatto and Vice Gov. Concepcion O. Lim cut the ribbon to launch the TB DOTS Clinic at the Leona O. Lim Memorial Hospital in Valencia. The hospital, owned by the Vice Governor, is the second private hospital to open a TB DOTS clinic in the province, next to Ramiro Community Hospital. The Department of Health (DOH) (bottom photo) with the Provincial Health Office (PHO) also turned over equipment and medicines to the TB DOTS team of the hospital. The program is part of the Chatto-Lim administration’s efforts to prevent the spread of TB in the province. (EDCOM)

Excellent news!

Gov. Edgar M. Chatto and Vice Gov. Concepcion O. Lim cut the ribbon to launch the TB DOTS Clinic at the Leona O. Lim Memorial Hospital in Valencia. The hospital, owned by the Vice Governor, is the second private hospital to open a TB DOTS clinic in the province, next to Ramiro Community Hospital. The Department of Health (DOH) (bottom photo) with the Provincial Health Office (PHO) also turned over equipment and medicines to the TB DOTS team of the hospital. The program is part of the Chatto-Lim administration’s efforts to prevent the spread of TB in the province. (EDCOM)

Hehehe, cute lagi si Ms. Jagna 2011...

hehehe, usang guapang mamord nga taga Mabini!

Guapang Mestiza !

Ms. Catigbian...   

Truly, Dauis is a beautiful town...

hehehe, cute pod lagi si Ms. Dauis. Guapang Mestiza.

kini may usang "mamord" nga taga Valencia...

Karen Balbuena of Valencia, Bohol, participated in Sandugo 2011 last year.

...is the view.

Kayla's Resort, Dimiao Town, Bohol

Mo bisita gajyod ko aning dapita pohon. I wonder if the sapa is ice cold

Behind all the modernization and advancement invading the society today, is a place untouched by human hostility â€" the Pahangog Twin Falls, which is over 30-meter high, with lush forest as a fitting background for its crystal-clear waters. One can readily take a quenching bath in its nature-made lagoon. It its vicinity are two caverns with bizarre interiors. One of them has a pool that catches fresh cool waters gushing from its side. It is located in barangay Guingoyuran, some 9 kilometers from the town proper.





http://www.dimiao-bohol.gov.ph/tourism

The Ermita Ruins is one of the best Bohol Tourist Spots for travelers here in Bohol. The Ermita Ruins are the ruins of a coralline limestone structure built during the Spanish Regime in Bohol. It lies parallel to the nave of the St. Nicholas Tolentino Church in the town of Dimiao, Bohol. It was allegedly used as a military fortress, a chapel and a burial site of the members of the Spanish clergy that died here in Bohol. Archaeological excavations of The Ermita Ruins were done in 1995 and 1998 in a quest to uncover its mysterious past..
Ermita is a Spanish term for a small church or chapel in a lonely place.

In a study conducted by a team from the National Museum entitled “Archaeological Exposition of the 18th Century Structure, Ermita Ruins is an 18th century structure, which has the closest resemblance to Paco Cemetery, a historical site in Paco, Manila. Built in 1800 until 1815 by Fr. Enrique de Santo de Villanueva, it was constructed during the Spanish colonial period that has been abandoned and erected by a population that was willing to work for the church and the Ermita.

It has honeycombed-arranged tombs or sepulchers that are unique and so far, the only one found in the Philippines, which make up the walls of the Ermita.

The researchers were surprised why no graves were found in the tombs. To them, perhaps, it was constructed to serve not only as a Chapel, but also as a cemetery. But even before it was completed, it could be possible that a big catastrophic event occurred, an epidemic perhaps, which explains the mass burial, as evidenced by skeletons excavated from the ground, not properly arranged but just laid on top of the others.

On the other hand, researchers consider the idea that perhaps, the absence of bones in the hundreds of small niches (although there were few sets of bones recovered and transferred to the Municipal Cemetery) explained by the closure of the cemetery in 1844 by Fr. Manuel Carususan; its nearness to the church was deemed unhealthy.

The preservation of the Ermita Ruins is a joint project of the Diocese of Tagbilaran, the St. Nicholas Parish, and Local Government of Dimiao. The preservation is in accordance with the policies of the National Heritage Institute (NHI) to retain the antiquity of the place and preserve its natural beauty and attraction.


http://www.infobohol.com/bohol-tours/bohol-tourist-spots-ermita-ruins/#.Tz3OebRIsvl

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 17, 2012, 11:46:20 AM
A historical icon for the Town of Dimiao.

The design of the retalbo dates back to the early 18th century....

A historical icon for the Town of Dimiao.

I never knew there was so much history in Dimiao. Next time I visit Bohol, pohon pohon, I would like to explore the town of Dimiao. It is also interesting to know that some 200 years ago, Valencia and Dimiao was 1 town. So, Valencianhons and Dimiao-nons share a similar history.

As a Valencianhon, my ancestors were from Dimiao. Discovery of Dimiao's past is , literally, uncovering my own past.


Viva Dimiao y Valencia !

The Ermita Ruins are the ruins of a coralline limestone structure built during the Spanish Regime. It lies parallel to the nave of the St. Nicholas Tolentino Church in the town of Dimiao, Bohol. It was allegedly used as a military fortress, a chapel and a burial site of the members of the Spanish clergy. Archaeological excavations were done in 1995 and 1998 in a quest to uncover its mysterious past.

haha! Kuyaw kai "hangtod Balingshya". Ma suko jyod ang pariente ni Hubag og dili shya mo stop by sa ijang pinanggang yutang natawhan sa De-Meow.

A lecture at Kiev Mohyla

National University of Kiev Mohyla

Quote from: Vistabel on January 25, 2012, 11:34:27 PM

hahaha, vistabel, pero di pod ta kaibao og tigulang o batanon ba nang bajeha. og batanon gajyod, OK na!

Quote from: chriswise on January 26, 2012, 09:37:53 PM
hilig jod na siyag ingon ana nga position bisag magloto,,parehas ani,,,,,,,,,,,,

bati'a pod na og ing ana ang baje mo luto kai simbako ma sud pod tong tae sa iyang chinelas sa gilutoan.

I remember taking a class on Russian and Western European Dynamics Class, which was taught by Professor Yuchenko, and from time to time he would pick on the American foreign exchange students. I remember he picked on me one time and said, "Do you know how tall Napoleon Bonaparte was, Mr. Lorenzo Lucino ?"

"He was 5 foot and 7 inches."

"He was not," was his reply.

"You are in The Ukraine, Mr. Lorenzo Lucino, please use the proper units!"

Talk about being embarrassed.   

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 16, 2012, 08:02:32 PM
Hmm, kamo ra diayng edara sa akong anak sa gawas, Bay Bugs, mao pud ni iyang type sa music...

Hubag, your kid has great taste in music

Quote from: islander on February 16, 2012, 04:13:13 PM
no wonder the u.s. still has "miles" instead of "kilometers".  where i once was, where "miles" was used and not "kilometers", i had to mark down the speed limits in miles in different areas by converting them to kilometers because our vehicle's speedometer was in kilometers.     

lol, that is , indeed, true. When I studied abroad in Ukraine some 6 years ago, as I walked from my apartment to National University of Kiev Mohyla , the institution where I was studying in, I could not help observe that everyone was using the kilometer as the unit for distance and speed. For measuring height it was the "meter" instead of feet or inches , for weight it was the "kilo" instead of pounds. They also drive on the opposite side of the road as we do in the United States. So one day, a group of friends and I decided to drive from Kiev, Ukraine to Odessa, Ukraine, which is located in the border with Russia and Ukraine. I could not help but watch the "kilometer" signs posted on the highway. My one good friend, Yaroslav, decided it would be "fun" to drive us into the Russian side. So I remember getting angry at him and screaming, "Nyet! Nyet! I don't have my US Passport with me!" (Nyet = No). I made him stop the car and thank goodness we didn't go inside the Russian border. It's interesting how everyone else in the world uses the SI Units of Measurement except the United States. I don't know what I was scared of more: 1) the different units of measurement or 2) being interrogated by Russian border guards with AK47s. 

ang gipasabot nimo, hubag bohol, hilig diay si bai bugsay mo "kadyot kadyot" sa ijang gi buhat?

At least wa siya nagkopya sa iyang mga classmates...

hahaha luoy pod si jimmy boy.

With emotional emphasis gajyud !

Nice, legs, err, nice job, 'day! 

luoy pod intawn...

Quote from: islander on February 15, 2012, 08:39:01 AM
en ader words, modako ang bulb kay masudlan man ug daghang tubig, o di ba ang tibuok banyo ang mahimong bulb, di ba?

oo !

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on February 17, 2012, 06:26:36 AM

What Are Your Tips on Being Organized?

lol. this is the epitome of a "Fire Hazard".

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on February 17, 2012, 06:28:49 AM
in the ancient days, there was no toothbrush, no toothpaste. how did they clean their teeth?

Probably with twigs, my guess. lol.

Is there treatment for Herpes Simplex Virus?

There is no cure for the herpes simplex virus and treatment is not essential, as an outbreak of genital herpes will usually clear up by itself. A doctor may however prescribe a course of antiviral tablets to reduce the severity of an outbreak. The antiviral tablets work by preventing the herpes simplex virus from multiplying.

Once the initial outbreak of herpes is over, the virus hides away in the nerve fibres adjacent to the infection site, where it remains dormant, causing no symptoms. It is possible for the dormant virus to be 'reactivated' in some people, in which case it travels back down the nerve to the skin surface.

Recurrences of genital herpes vary from person to person in frequency. Some will never experience an outbreak again, whilst others may have milder recurrences more than 6 times a year. Because these recurrent infections are milder, they often do not require treatment.

1. Herpes Simplex Virus   (continued)



HSV-2, Other wise known as Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2. This is the the virus that is the cause of genital herpes. This virus is transmitted via sexual contact or perinatal. It is spread through penile-vaginal or penile-anal contact.



Male Genital Herpes:

the distal shaft of the penis with abundant genital ulcers , indicating a virulent state


Female Genital Herpes:

the labia inundated with genital herpetical ulcers, indicating virulence

1. Herpes Simplex Virus

Otherwise known as HSV- 1, HSV-2. HSV-1 is the cause of keratoconjunctivitis, temperal lobe encephalitis (it is the most common cause of sporadic encephalitis in the United States), herpes labialis (genital herpes).


Oral herpes secondary to HSV-1 infection:

be careful who you kiss


Keratoconjunctivitis secondary to HSV-1 infection

This thread will explore on the different types of STDs out there, the route of spread/transmission, clinical signs and symptoms and available forms of management. Let's begin!   

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on February 16, 2012, 05:08:50 PM
by PIA

Never break the habit of regularly brushing your teeth, at the very least twice a day, because such practice actually prevents the development of heart disease.

This is the advice of Dr. Philip Yray of the Department of Health (DOH) 7 during a PIA Kapihan this morning in observance of the Dental Health Awareness Month every February.

“If one does not brush his or her teeth regularly and tooth decay develops, this will lead to tooth abscess if left untreated. Meaning, there is already an infection and the bacteria can go down to your organs like in the heart. This can result to bacterial endocarditis,” Yray said.

Endocarditis is an inflammation of the inner layer of the heart called the endocardium. If left untreated, bacterial endocarditis can damage one’s heart valves and can be life-threatening, this is learned.

Dr. Rodivick Docor, past president of the Philippine Dental Association (PDA) â€" Cebu Chapter in the same forum said bad oral hygiene practices can also lead to lung and kidney disease because the germs can lodge in these organs aside from the heart.

“The bacteria from the tooth infection can go to your major organs like the heart, lungs and kidneys. The bacteria commonly involved is the streptococci type,” according to Docor.

Docor advised the public to brush their teeth especially before going to bed. “When we sleep, we do not produce saliva which has a cleansing action. And in such case, bacteria can feast orally and starts to gradually damage your teeth without you knowing it until such time that pain develops from tooth decay or infection,” Docor bared.

The mouth is home to staphylococcus bacteria, which is hazardous to the human body systemically. If it enters the blood stream, can cause bacterial endocarditis. This is the reason why when prior to a dental surgery , patients are given PENICILLIN VK as prophylaxis to make sure that the staphylococcus does not enter the blood during surgery.

The consecration of La Sagrada Familia by His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI

Viva Il Papa! Viva!

I want to visit this place someday...

Quote from: chicogon on February 17, 2012, 03:39:17 AM


I've never seen one as magnificent as this one... mor pa. Not even inside the Vatican... para rapod nako na 

da! kuyawa nag posing posing pod si Father oh...hahahahaha!

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on February 16, 2012, 06:26:08 PM

Amerkano Nagdaro Ginamit ang Kabaw
source: lovingthechallenge.blogspot.com

haha. kahibalo sigoro ning tawhana mag binisaya. pariho ining Pinoy nga "Ogis":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0ZaY5dHMAc#

You're right, Raquel, there is an Abbey in Wisconsin that is home to Trappist Monks. I've been wanting to visit them for some time. Perhaps this spring I'll have enough time to drive up.

It is said that the best time to talk to The Lord God is in a quiet place, where one can empty his or her thoughts , anguish, joy, concerns, impressions, every waking thought and pressing feeling to the Lord Thy God. This trappist monk shows us how and where he talks to The Lord God...

Nag trabaho na sad...

busy sleeping in the day

Interior bulwark

Interior facade

So very beautiful...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZlXWp6vFdE#ws

So, so you think you can tell
Heaven from Hell,
Blue skys from pain.
Can you tell a green field
From a cold steel rail?
A smile from a veil?
Do you think you can tell?

And did they get you to trade
Your heros for ghosts?
Hot ashes for trees?
Hot air for a cool breeze?
Cold comfort for change?
And did you exchange
A walk on part in the war
For a lead role in a cage?

How I wish, how I wish you were here.
We're just two lost souls
Swimming in a fish bowl,
Year after year,
Running over the same old ground.
What have we found?
The same old fears.
Wish you were here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IXdNnw99-Ic#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zxAx13JZkA#

This is another song by Spandau Ballet, True, which happens to be one of my favorite songs. Love it.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr2b1AS4p2c#

Quote from: bugsay on February 16, 2012, 06:02:52 PM
usa ni's akong mga paborito..

gwapao ang mensahe, bai bugsay, sa song. bugnaw bugnaw jyod.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcYSSYnf_l8#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=se9rfWucgeY#ws

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJQWyuKi61o#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLR9yyI9CHg#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Hy4bT0ESfc#ws

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDe60CbIagg#ws

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fp4CR2HcHLQ#ws

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOg5VxrRTi0#

Hilig gajyud ni's Noynoy sa batan-on nga baje.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 15, 2012, 08:35:55 PM
He he, salamat doy. Two more weeks pa baya...

Wa'y sapayan, Nong Hubag! For bringing laughter to the many people in Tubag Bohol ! We should commemorate the entire month of February as your "Birthday Celebration"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-ZAgfR_Ck0#

Excellent !


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4CQK-ML_KA#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjXqbfCV-eo#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t9-CS2v8wcc#ws

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdZl9bL_BYM#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtTC3pGBjs4#