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Calling all pioneers (dormant and active), present Tubag Bohol members for a Christmas Virtual Tagay. I really missed the old times... mag online tang tanan either sa atong Virtual Payag or sa Conference Hall sa YM.

Ate A, Bella, Grace, Happy, Mari, C2, lumine, bulak, svetlana, teng, swakee, GEC, Julain, Alex, Paul, etc... etc...

Ning daghan na raba ta buyag. Atong himamaton silang bnc, calle, manay tess, buwadsanga, a'lie,  ug uban pa....


You suggest the date and we will make it happen before the year ends.

unsa may gihimo aning santa, semento?

 
ug akoy mo pose, gusto ko adto mag bitay sa bungot.

tired, missing someone

Quote from: hofelina on December 18, 2008, 09:18:26 PM
Mr bean is in Cologne Christmas market, namaligja ug okay-okay!
Basin magkita mi karon o ugma.

Manay Tess, pa picture mo ha unya share dayon namo dire.

Goodluck sa imong contest, balong!

sa multiply na kita!

Quote from: Mari on December 17, 2008, 01:35:46 AM
i stopped making new year's resolution. i just wanna live life to the fullest

same here...

Mike, okay na.

Ray, gamita na permi ha aron di ka kalimot.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on December 16, 2008, 01:48:13 AM
asa nga kanta ato?

Hiling (tua akong gi himuan ug thread)

Ray, I don't know what's wrong with your pc kay kung ako suwayan ug login. Maka login man jud ko.
I will set another password for you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnvJHgrt95g

Ray, nakaila naku. Akong gi tan-aw sa youtube. Naa man diay ni siya'y kanta nga tagalog nga giganahan ko. Hahaha!


Dia ra ang kanta nga gugmang gi-atay ni Jay-R Siaboc.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wvt4yWDVrKw

Quote from: ms da binsi on December 14, 2008, 01:40:00 PM
Aguy A!!!

ang mga JUKEMZ didto sa baylehan ni Nong Isyot nag baha!

tinuod ang giingon ni Gingah, mga FAFA'ble kaajo sila!

aguuuy!

korek! lami kan-on...hahaha


noodles ra gyud maoy nahimo....mabuhay ang noodles!

Quote from: ms da binsi on December 14, 2008, 01:37:43 PM
Huy Ginoo ko! na ongo na jud ka ana ug maajo?

wa ma ongo...na vampira na.

Quote from: calle on December 15, 2008, 08:27:15 AM
minjo na man si barney gingah! uyab mo sauna? naa syay gasoline station sa sur (actually, part pa daw na sa catug-an), diha dapit sa kabaskan nga kausa ra mabuhat sa duha ka tuig.

ngek! ig-agaw mi oi. lol!

Hahaha maayo kay nibalik ka na.
Abi namo ug imo nalang gyud ming kalimtan dire.

Welcome back, Yet!

Russian crowned Miss World 2008

                     
Ksenya Sukhinova from Russia blows a kiss after being crowned Miss World 2008 at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg. Sukhinova from Russia beat 108 other international beauties in a glittering African extravaganza held in South Africa on Saturday.

Russia's Kseniya Sukhinova won the Miss World 2008 crown on Saturday in a glittering African-themed pageant where she outshone 108 other international beauties and pledged to "help people."

"And Miss World 2008 is Russia," announced Julia Morley, head of the Miss World committee that organises the event.

The second runner up was Gabrielle Walcott of Trinidad and Tobago and the first runner up Parvathay Omanakuttan of India.

The 21-year-old blue-eyed blonde beauty, who declared shortly before her win was announced that being nervous made her "feel stronger," takes over from Zhang Zi Lin of China to become the 58th Miss World.

"I think I can help people and I want to help people and today if I walk away with this crown I will do that," Sukhinova told judges through a translator after being asked why she should be crowned the winner.

Hailing from Nizhnevartovsk in the north west of Siberia, Sukhinova was dressed in a purple gown, with a decorative neckline and flowing skirt.

She is a student pursuing an engineering degree from the Tyumen Oil and Gas University.

Sukhinova becomes the second Miss Russia to win the global event after Julia Kourochkina took the crown in 1992.

India's Omanakuttan wooed the crowd by greeting them in the Afrikaans language, spoken by many in South Africa. She also referred to heroes such as Mahatma Ghandi and South Africa's first black president Nelson Mandela, who was quoted by Trinidad and Tobago's Walcott as well.

Contestants, aged 17 to 25, were dressed by South African and Jamaican designers for the final show after a month of galas, rehearsals and even a safari on the tip of the African continent.

Trading glamour for the bush, the beauties donned T-shirts and sneakers as they gamely tramped into the bush to see lions and giraffes, play African drums, sleep in huts and cook traditional Zulu meals.

Johannesburg sought to use the event to boost its image as a world class city, despite being known for its high crime rates, while the country also hopes to benefit from the publicity ahead of staging the football World Cup in 2010.

"I think we have been able to showcase the best of what our country has to offer," said judge Lindiwe Mahlangu, the chief executive of Johannesburg tourism.

Beauties from 109 countries were whittled down to 15 semi-finalists with India, Russia, Trinidad and Tobago, Angola and South Africa among the five finalists.

South Africa's Tansey Coetzee had her home crowd on their feet shouting support as her name as a finalist was announced.

The winner of the event, broadcast live to millions of viewers in 187 countries, has to espouse "beauty with a purpose" with charity being one of the main focuses of the pageant.

"Over the years the crown that is worn by the winner is a symbol for fundraising. Miss World herself, this year, the winner from China, she's raised over 30 million dollars in her year in office," Morley said.

"So perhaps from anything else it does a lot of good things for needy children and old people, which I think is important too."

The 51-year-old competition was originally scheduled for October 4 in Kiev, but was delayed in September over security concerns due to the conflict between neighbours Russia and Georgia.

Sus, ug wa ta kabalo sa rate ana. Feeling milyonaryo gyud.

Sakto kay, Yet. Mas healthy pa.

ka cute nila. nakita jud naku ang mga dimples.
ang sound sa buto murag fire crackers.

how old are they?

here's a follow-up report:

Philippine health officials have found no cases of the Ebola-Reston virus in two pig farms and slaughterhouses despite earlier reports that the disease had been discovered, an agricultural official said Friday.

The search has been narrowed to two farms and a quarantine was still being maintained until all animals had been tested and the source of the suspected outbreak found, said Dave Catbagan, head of the Bureau of Animal Industries.

All farmworkers and slaughterhouse employees who handled the pigs from the two farms in Pandi town, Bulacan province, and Manaoag town, Pangasinan province, had tested negative for Ebola-Reston, Catbagan told AFP.

Catbagan said none of the animals tested thus far had the virus.

Earlier, Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap said Ebola-Reston, a strain of the Ebola virus, had been found at three pig farms north of the Philippine capital, forcing the government to order a temporary ban on pork exports.

The Ebola-Reston strain was accidentally discovered when the government, starting in late August, sent samples of pig blood to US authorities to find a vaccine for another disease killing local pigs.

Six of 24 samples sent to the US tested positive for Ebola-Reston.

Despite the US findings, no new animals have been found with the virus.

"No sick pigs, no sign of critical illnesses of pigs or the human caretakers of these pigs," said Catbagan.

While the four strains of the Ebola virus found in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sudan, Ivory Coast and recently Uganda are known to be deadly to humans, the Ebola-Reston virus is not, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO).

Although the Ebola-Reston virus has previously been found in monkeys in the Philippines there were no signs that the pigs at the quarantined farms had contact with monkeys.

Health Department programme manager for Emerging and Re-emerging Diseases Lyndon Leesuy said that, while it was possible for the Ebola-Reston virus to be transferred from pigs to humans, there were no recorded cases in the current suspected outbreak.

Agence France-Presse

OSLO, Norway â€" Members of the first batch of Filipino nurses in the Norwegian capital who took the drug administration test in 2002 deplored the charges leveled against them that they cheated to pass the examination.

They also challenged their accuser to come out in the open and identify himself.

“The charges have greatly affected our reputation which we have difficulty in building because of racial discrimination," one nurse said. She noted that local patients now shun black-haired nurses.

The nurses met at the Philippine Embassy in Oslo on Friday to plan how to counter the damage brought about by the allegations and redeem their tainted reputation.

“We Filipino nurses are highly regarded here. It was very unfortunate that this issue came out," Philippine Nurses Association (PNA) president Cynthia Baluyot said. She called on her fellow nurses to continue dispensing their duties diligently and prove that they are competent and efficient workers.

In a story published in a local Norwegian paper recently, a certain “Romeo" approached the paper and reported that Rizalina Galiza Jenssen, general manager and owner of ASOR recruitment agency, was allegedly responsible in the cheating.

ASOR is responsible for bringing in nurses to Oslo and reports have it that since the signing of agreement with the Oslo government in 2003 to provide health workers, ASOR has earned close to 40 million Norwergian kroner (US$5.78 million).

Romeo told the paper that Ms. Jenssen copied all his answers and distributed the same to all the examinees, adding that she took the answers from him because she knew that he had the competency and experience in drug administration.

“(And) the proctor did nothing to deny Jenssen’s access to the school or even stop her from talking with the examinees," the paper reported, based on Romeo’s narration.

A member of the batch vehemently denied Romeo’s allegation saying that Mrs. Jenssen was not present when they took the exam.

“She was nowhere to be seen while we were taking the exam," Cesar dela Cruz said. A fellow nurse corroborated his statement saying that she only saw Mrs. Jenssen when she unlocked the door where the exam took place.

Fifty examinees took the test administered by Hogskolen i Vestfold. The school management denied the allegations and said that Mrs. Jenssen was possibly there before the examination but she was not present during the examination.

And contrary to Romeo’s report that almost all passed the exam, the school said that only half passed the test administered during that time.

Previous reports posted online say Rizalina Jenssen, who is married to a Norwegian and has been living in Norway for 28 years, is the only person authorized to recruit OFWs for Norway.

While the demand for nurses in that Scandinavian country is high, she was able to send 289 Filipino nurses to Norway in the last seven years due to the tough requirement. The recruits have to complete a six-month course on Norwegian language.

“To help applicants, Jensen established a small school that offers a course in Norwegian language in Ilocos Norte, her native province. Jenssen said, a total of USD 6,000 will be paid out by each recruit but only after the worker gets his or her first salary," said one report posted on the website http://www.nclex-rn.net.

“Upon arriving in Norway, newly hired OFWs still need to go though an advanced Norwegian course. The additional tutorial course usually lasts for a month and fees are included in the expenses," the report added.

It said Filipino nurses who are hired in Norway and have brought their families there consider it a dream come true. The starting salary is US$3000 a month.

“Even if Oslo, the capital of Norway tops the list of cities with the highest cost of living, residents enjoy various benefits. - GMANews.TV

Quel, wa pa diay ka kakaon ug guso? Lami bitaw na himoong salad.

Wa noon ka kasuway anang tunoan.

Recent scientific studies show that the unconscious mind can be a very powerful tool in finding the best answers to a very complicated issue, but that it can also lead to failing to reach the best solution in a certain scenario. That is to say, you could analyze a problem meticulously and find a solution, or you could think of something else and let the solution come on its own â€" but the rewards of your actions may vary considerably.

To prove this, four researchers at the Duke University, John W. Payne, Adriana Samper, James R. Bettman and Mary Frances Luce, organized a “lottery” of sorts, in which participants were asked to choose an answer to a problem that, in the first stage, offered them similar rewards regardless of the solution they selected.

The test subjects were divided into three sub-groups â€" one was allowed as much time to think about it as they wanted, the second one was allowed only a limited amount of time for their decisions, while the third group was distracted just before making the choice, which left the whole decision-making process up to the unconscious mind.

There were little-notable differences between the three groups, when all decisions they could have made awarded them with similar payoffs. However, in a second experiment, when each option had a significantly variable reward, researchers learned that analyzing the problem thoroughly led to the test subjects obtaining the best possible outcome under the circumstances. With unconscious decision making, the participants also selected a good choice, but not the best and the most rewarding.

The team also found out that allowing people to think of a problem for a specific amount of time could make their minds wonder off the issue at hand, and could lead to them bringing the lesser issue into focus, thus losing their perspective on the main problem. During both experiments, people in this group performed poorly, worse than any of the other two groups.

As a conclusion, the Duke team says that letting solutions to problems appear on their own might provide people with an easy way out, but that a self-paced, thorough analysis holds the key to really figuring out all the ups and downs of a decision, and ultimately leads to people making the right choice for themselves, under given circumstances.

www.softpedia.com

Quote from: B:) on March 06, 2008, 07:55:09 AM
I'm practicing this lately for my trip to Paris this Fall.

Beth, where are you? And how was your trip?

The seaweed or hydrocolloids industry in the country continues to grow by 10 to 14 percent annually resulting to huge world market earnings of $ 3 billion this year.

This was revealed by biologist and seaweed consultant Ronald Simbajon in his presentation at the Mindanao Investment Conference (Min iCon) recently held in this city.

Simbajon said there are three big major companies serving as key players of the industry with state-of-the-art facilities, including 18 local processors.

China is identified as the emerging major buyer for raw material of the carrageenan industry.

Statistics showed five years ago, over 100 carrageenan processors were already operating. There and more than 50 additional today.

The carrageenan industry requires about 80,000 metric tons of dried seaweeds annually.

The growing seaweed industry has benefited 160,000 coastal and island dwelling families and allied services farming of over 20,000 hectares.

Simbajon said the seaweed industry is a lucrative business. One-fourth hectare can generate an annual income of P300,000 at an investment cost of P80,000.

The one-fourth hectare planted to seaweed would produce 1,000 kg. per cropping within a 60-day cycle.

Seaweed raw material could be applied to various food and non-food products and liquids, among others: jellies, ham, patties, sauce, juice, petfood, toothpaste, ice cream, beer, milk and chicken.

Aside from economic benefits, seaweed is also a catalyst for ecological preservation since its biomass attracts various marine species that provides sanctuary and breeding ground for marine life while dramatically minimizing destructive fishing practices, Simbajon said.

In Mindanao, seaweed farming thrives in the farmlands of Zamboanga, Cagayan, Cotabato, Butuan, Davao Region and General Santos.

Story courtesy of PNA

Rex Book Store (RBS) has started digitizing some of its books as part of the Google Book Search Publisher Partner Program wherein book publishers can place their books in the Google Book Search tool.

RBS will digitize over 5,000 of its books under the Google Book Search program (http://books.google.com.ph).

RBS already has a website (www.rexinteractive.com) which has a number of books digitized.

The bookstore publishes books and journals in English and Filipino, which cover pre-school to post-collegiate levels. It also has supplementary non-textbooks, reference and leisure books.

The company is hoping that the Google Book Search service will open the company to over users in the Philippines and abroad.

Rex Group of Companies Chief Operating Officer Don Timothy Buhain said the company hopes to become one of the most searched publishers for Filipino textbook materials under the program.

“Our pride in our Filipino authors drives us to seek avenues to further the reach of their scholarship and creativity. This association with Google opens a gateway for our publications to be searched with ease, and for our local authors to gain appreciation from markets far beyond the Philippines,” Buhain said.

www.goodnewspilipinas.com

Manny Pacquiao is eyeing his next big challenge, not Ricky Hatton or Floyd Mayweather Jr.â€"but earning a college diploma.

Pacquiao back in the Philippines after defeating Oscar de la Hoya on Sunday, said his boxing career would not last forever. The Filipino southpaw said education is what would sustain him after retirement from fighting.

“Gusto ko pa ring ipagpatuloy ang pag-aaral ko. Gusto ko matapos iyun. Iba naman ang boxing hindi pang-habangbuhay [I want to continue my schooling. I want that. Boxing is different, as that is not for life],” he said.

Pacquiao’s statement is indeed welcome news to the Department of Education. Secretary Jesli Lapus announced that Pacquiao would serve as the department’s champion and spokesman for its Alternative Learning System, a program designed to lure back to school some 12 million out-of-school children and adults nationwide.

In 2007, Pacquiao earned the Education department’s Accreditation and Equivalency for high-school dropouts. The boxer took the exam at the Ireneo Santiago National High School in General Santos City, his hometown.

Based on department records, he scored 82 percent in communication skills, 82 percent in English comprehension and 66 percent in Mathematics and science.

His overall ratings were 70 percent correct, a standard score of 95 percent and a percentile rank of 70 percent.

The equivalency qualified Pacquaio to apply for admission to a college or university, but apparently, he has not decided which one.

We are proud of Manny as a boxer, a professional, and as a person, as he sees the value of education as a key component in life, and we do hope many people who haven’t finished their college education will emulate his plans, and finish a degree.

www.goodnewspilipinas.com

Quote from: slackware on December 14, 2008, 01:29:27 AM
single man jud noon ko for sure!

hoist, single kay wa man ang pakner...

I believed you, Nong.

Just think that you will meet her again, somewhere, somehow!

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 11, 2008, 02:40:15 AM
banda ni jr siaboc bitaw ang nagkanta ani nga song.

bag-o na ni siya nga singer, ray?

hahaha tua naabot nas bayle ang topic.

Right now, Iam reading Twilight's book 3 - Eclipse

Quote from: lindy on December 14, 2008, 04:22:08 AM
For my dearest Eli,

I missed u dearly. The time that we spent together is so memorable and unforgetable. I can't imagine the loneliness that i've felt when i bid u goodbye at the airport yesterday then we kissed and say GOOD BYE!. You are always in my dreams.

Manong Linds, na intriga ko ani dah! hahaha!

Quote from: Asianfairy2 on December 13, 2008, 09:13:46 PM
Leth asa man dapit nang purok ni nong siyot kay basin molaag sab ko didto mouban ko nimo mamaylehan. daghan bang gwafo? he..he..

Dia na ang recipe sa janssons temptations. kaonon pod ni nila dire sa christmas eve nila apil sa christmas food nga ilang iprepare.

Ako lang ni gkopya sa internet.

Ate A, tua sa pikas baryo ang baylehan. Lisud mo adto kay motabok pa ug sapa. hahaha!

Pero lingaw noon kay daghan kuya didto nga papable. =))

Salamat diay sa recipe akong gi copy. Murag sayon ra jud himoun. Mag post unya ko pics ug maka himo naku ani.

Kram

Quote from: Asianfairy2 on December 13, 2008, 08:11:08 PM
B, wa gyod kay pagka usab. Permi gyod ko makangisi sa imong mga postings.
Thanks for making me smile.

Dia naghimo kog janssons frestelse ron. Pure Swedish recipe gyod. Sa english ang name ani: Janssons Temptations. Ako ipost ang recipe ani later today. Leth nakakaon naka aning JT?

Sigi kay nagkurog na akong tiyan. gutom nagyod!
Ciao!

ATe, wa pako katilaw ana. murag lami jud na kay temptations man. hahaha

Right now, I am craving for monggos nga naay gata. Pan ra gyud akong gikaon ron.

Quote from: ms da binsi on December 13, 2008, 09:06:00 AM

Dear wa pa jud kuy lafang!

hapit na ko mag delirium siguro ubos na kaajo akong sugar...hapit na ko mangita ug lafangonon ani...

sus nakakita raba ko ug buffet sa silong, anyhow naabut na ko.

A, it is so nice to hear from you gajud and im glad you are home kay abi naho malajo ka sa Sweden... I really missed all my sisterhood diri! si Gingah sad ambut ug hain na sha sigi magpamaylehan nga di man nako maka hinagbo sa purok Mahogany! hahahhaha

na unsa naman kaha ang pajag? wa naman ko kapamisita didto kay lagi tugnaw naman i baklay... sus napuno naman tingali to ug snow!!!

mingaw ang purok ni nong isyot unsaon human naman ang pista. nanguli na ang bakasyunista. wa nay tawo sa baylehan.

Quote from: thatsmyboy1992 on December 13, 2008, 08:06:15 PM
mao tingali sa gingah,hahaha but hey, ok ra man pod sa akoa kay sa kang hector ra man pod nagbalik

http://mikeygatal.blogspot.com/

you mean to say, nang huwam si hapon ni hector?

Quote from: grazie7y on December 13, 2008, 10:32:58 AM
hahahha this is the old TB!  Ang topic books, ning abot ug lafang! 

A Layman, don't worry, pa OA lang ni among storya pero kaon jud oi!

I missed those days, Graz. Katong OT nga kung dili kaon ang ending adto sa tae.

God Jul eller (or) Gledelig Jul, Sir Felix!

hahaha wa ba diay ka magda ug imo kaugalingon mop?

dako bitaw noh? mura na ug spaceship. hahaha

oi maayo kay naa kay nakita....dire wala gyud tawon. nag dokdok nalang ko.

Kang Mike ning agimat, Jez.

Ate A, nice to see you here...we should visit TB more often kay ang Scandinavia perteng tugnawa na...unsa naman ni permi naman lang ta negative.

akong gikaon karon pizza ra gyud tawon.

Quote from: ms da binsi on December 13, 2008, 08:08:53 AM
Tiya i started eating brown rice since nag chikka2x mi ni Hapon aka my foster sister. Im liking it naman basta wa kuy makita nga jasmine...i like wild rice too labi na ang kanang itom nga humay! hahahhaha

brown rice is so good with baked salmon.

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on December 13, 2008, 07:21:03 AM
This is strange. It works in 99.9% computers.
Click this link: http://tbmail.tubagbohol.com

Ray, when you log in, just type bnc as your username, then your password.

it has been changed to raybnc

Quote from: bolingitboy on December 11, 2008, 10:01:41 PM
wala na siya. she comes from the namoc and salvaleon clans.

bolingitboy, you know barney namoc balingit or balingkit?

Quote from: grazie7y on December 13, 2008, 03:43:21 AM
Love him nonetheless.  You don't have to be reciprocated to love somebody. Oh diva, martir epek!

mo apply pa ba ni ang love yourself above all

Send aa a PM, Graz.

And I'm glad you have found your long lost friend. Nice jud bitaw dires TB, daghan ta ug ma kaplagan.

But what if you love and he don't or confused? hmmmp!

Naa diay to sa Davao si aa, Graz?

Maayo unta daghan siya na kolekta aside sa sardinas. At least daghan pud lumads na malipay labi na karon na Dec.

you bet...hamis jud na siya. ahehehe

As I read the earlier posts, I noticed I said something in there...

hahaha wa naku kasabot karon ug unsa.

wa man pud noon ko ma fall out of love...

Quote from: C2H4 on September 16, 2007, 01:48:00 PM
Men are so competitive. They love the chase.

Mao na mga girls, ayaw na pagpa kipot. Sugta dayon, that way you won't give them the satisfaction of going through the whole exciting process of the chase, and it saves you time. You don't want to make pakipot for six months only to realize after you've given him your sweet yes, that the only reason he stuck around that long was not his undying love for you but the adrenaline rush from the chase.

You'd have wasted six months of your life then, over the wrong guy.

So girls, no pakipot please.

PS. I'm just kidding. 

I'm digging old threads coz I missed a lot of the pioneers in TB. Usa na si Ms Ethyl...

Ms Ethyl, i'm not falling out of love with you yet...

miks, basin katong imong butang nga gigamit hinuwaman unya ang gi huwaman ang na igo sa imong witchcraft.

Quote from: ms da binsi on December 12, 2008, 11:37:59 PM
OT:   ngano man na imong signature???

Quote from: slackware on December 13, 2008, 12:48:44 AM
broken hearted si hazel

sussh! let's all watch the brightest and biggest full moon tonight.

Quote from: ms da binsi on December 12, 2008, 02:52:24 AM
Akong papa naay gi honghong namo mga anak since gamay pa mi. Di ni nako pwede i honghong ninju kay lagi top secret man ni, ingon sha nga pangontra daw to sa wakwak or anything that scared us, tanan nga situwasyon! I really dont know if that was true pero kami 5 ka anak mao jud to among taming kanunay! hahaha basi gihimo lang to sa among papa para di mi mahadlok ug sugoon kay lagi wa man street lights adtong panahona.

It was a latin phrase nga hangtud karon i still can remember when he whispered it to me.

It worked for all 5 of us! maghisgut bitaw mi ana karon mangatawa jud mi but guess what? kaming 5 ka anak never revealed those phrases hangtud karon... I really didnt know if we have the same phrases basta hangtud karon no one revealed it...

And it is too bad kay none of us spread it to our children, mamatay ming 5 wa jud makabalo unsa to but only ourselves...

paminaw naku nawala na ang bisa ani kay naka dulot naman ko nimo...wakwak baja ko. (di ba, kiams?)

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on December 12, 2008, 11:14:12 PM
kana kunong saging tindok, tagsa ra na muturok. nya giingon nila nga kung makabaton ka sa anting anting ana, makusgan ka. mogawas ang anting anting anha sa puso sa saging inig pamunga na ug mobukhad ra na sa tungang gabii sa takdol. akong gisuwayan kay diha man toy saging tindok niturok ug nibunga sa among tugkaran sa una. wala mosaler kay walay nigawas. kung naa pa to, makigsukmagay dayon ko sa mga agta. aw pagkaguwang sa saging, nilung-ag ang resulta pwerte ra bang lamia.

hahaha mo syagit dayon ka ug "bono" aron mailhan ug tinoud ba gyud tong anting-anting.

If you have clear skies tonight, sure ko maka kita gyud ka. Picture unya ha?

Okay ra ko but missing you. Enjoy your OOT.

Quote from: glacier_71 on December 04, 2008, 02:05:52 AM
does anyone know who "tagik" these phrases? it's beautiful. for me, all i can say is that every relationship blooms when there's mutual respect and admiration of the mysterious infinite uniqueness of the "other", the "you."

this is the sacred space of my individuality, my Being...that makes "I" who I am.

that makes "WE", our being-with-the-other, such a wonderful experience of union because I share with her/him my "I-ness" and vice versa. now i know why they say: it's because "WE" are so different that "WE" have so much to share...

hi glacier,

I tried to do a bit of research about the quotes. And I am referred to Rainer Maria Rilke's "Letter's to a Young Poet".

http://www.sfgoth.com/~immanis/rilke/letter1.html

unsa may gi gama ana? banana cue stick?

I hate it and the endless application invites.

di nalang naku imaginon, ray. 

ray, nakatilaw naku ug odong nga naay sikwa pero walay ribs ug gabi.

I have to repost this:

Please use your email account regularly to avoid deactivation.

And to those who have ordered an email account but have not activated it yet.
PLEASE activate it NOW.

If you encounter any problem, please feel free to send me a personal message (PM) or use my TB email; ginger@tubagbohol.com

Thank you!

rice nga pinadukot ug hipon nga gi luto sa baboy nga naay tambok ug daghan sili.

Thanks, Mike.

This is much more easier than using image host.

Daghan ba kaha na kolekta na sardinas si Maricar?

Yes, it worked. I already changed my avatar.

This is good news.

Thanks, Mike!

Don't expect to spot an Apollo lunar lander. But Friday night, weather permitting, sky-watchers around the world will see the biggest and brightest full moon of 2008.

Although a full moon happens every month, the one that rises tomorrow will appear about 30 percent brighter and 14 percent larger than the other full moons seen so far this year.

At its farthest from Earth, the moon is said to be at apogee. (Find out more about Friday's perigee and watch a moon-facts video in National Geographic News's space blog, Breaking Orbit.)

Perigee and apogee each happen generally once a month, but the moon's wobbly orbit means that its exact distance at each of those events varies over the year.

The moon's phase can also be different during each apogee and perigee.

"Typically we don't have the full moon phase and perigee coinciding at the same time, so that makes this event particularly special," said Ed Krupp, director of the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, California.

What's more, tomorrow's event will be the closest lunar perigee since 1993, at 221,560 miles (356,566 kilometers) from Earth.

The moon's farthest apogee for the year will occur a couple weeks later on December 26, when the natural satellite will be 252,650 miles (406,601 kilometers) from Earth.

Highest Tide

Because this unusually close perigee is happening during a full moon, it is expected to have an effect on Earth's tides.

"While high tides happen each month when the sun, Earth, and the moon are aligned, there is going to be an enhanced effect, with the moon being the closest it's been in more than a decade," said Ben Burress, staff astronomer at the Chabot Space and Science Center in Oakland, California.

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Frog farm in Singapore urges visitors to come and enjoy its 6,000 strong 'frog orchestra' perform before they are sold for consumption.

                                 

American bullfrogs kick back at the the Jurong frog farm in Singapore, the only frog breeder in the city-state that raises bullfrogs primarily for human consumption. It is also an educational tourist attraction, urging visitors to come and enjoy its 6,000-strong “frog orchestra” and offering tips on how to tell male and female frogs apart.

The farm sells products such as Essence of Bullfrog with Ginseng and Cordyceps and Snow Frog Jelly, and offers recipes for “yummy frog porridge”. Singaporeans eat 2,000kg of frogs daily and the farm supplies 25 per cent of this amount.

http://www.timesonline.com.

Quote from: kiamoy` on December 11, 2008, 10:02:34 AM


hihihih..nagpasaway c kiamoy sa office

wow! bem, nice and cute shoes.

Quote from: kiamoy` on December 01, 2008, 04:55:47 AM
i think sa sobra nako pg expect and minset nga panget and overrated ang movie, ni turn out nuon nga it's not bad. okay cya.

wa pa jud ko kita...mind sending me a dvd?

I still wish to go there and witness the amazing northern lights.

Flower, as you celebrate your day. I celebrate with you and the beautiful friendship we share.

Good health and more blessings.

Happy Birthday!

Quote from: glacier_71 on December 06, 2008, 03:06:04 AM
how was your bday celebration, gingah? hope it was great..

hi glacier! it was great and i was happy. my host treat me out for dinner. lots of people remembered and i received a surprise call from someone special.

Quote from: balong on December 06, 2008, 03:16:07 AM
sorry ging wa ko ka greet. nalipat ko. karon pa ko kita ani.

no probs, balong.

Quote from: mr. bean on December 06, 2008, 04:38:49 AM
Ginger belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY

thanks, mr bean.

agaay! ang kamatis pagka lamiiiiii

Miga, thanks a lot.

lavoooo!

dia pud akoa...bronx: gi utong ang presyo kay perte ka inlove naku

Thanks, Dong Insoy, Flower!

Hayds, how are you naman? miss u pud.

Bella, thank you so much for this thread. I feel blessed having you as a friend. For the endless nights of talks and dokdok sa YM, and the conference with Nong Isyot and the rest of the pips in Purok 3. hehehe

I love you, too!

Manong Lindy and I have the same birthday!

Manong Lindy, thanks for the birthday wishes. I wish the same to you.

Cheers to us!

Ray, Joy, Alex and Grace, Lumine, Manay Tess and Gelyn,  Maricel, thank you so much for the greetings.

And to my cousin kiamoy, thanks for the gift. lol!

I love and miss you!

Quote from: Julai on July 08, 2008, 04:35:07 PM
whoaaaa,i love this balak so much..perte nahong lingawa ug sakto jud cja,,so what kung wa mi uyab..wa tood mi gakson waman pod mi awayon..in short..kung way uyab,way labad sa o.heheheh

korek! karon pako kaagi ani nga thread. nalingaw kos true to life balak ni Mitzi. hihihi

Ray, the site is working good. I am using it every single day.

Be sure you have the right link http://tbmail.tubagbohol.com
and clean your cookies and cache.

aha! that's why you asked if staring on a blank wall is considered a rest to the eyes.

glad you're okay, bem. what did lolo say? i hope he didn't tell you to find another job.

Quote from: glacier_71 on December 01, 2008, 08:52:59 AM
usahay after the heated argument, you thought if the relationship is worth-saving or not. then, i took a deep breath; assessed the situation. i picked up the phone and dialled the number, redialled again, after many tries...it was time to mend the hurt...oh my, oh my.. love hurts, love heals....

it's like a sickness that only those who caused the pain have the ability to heal it. murag sila ra sad ang pills. lol!

Mari, tita Sol, Mike, Kuya Bene and glacier, thanks you so much from the bottom of my heart.

Yes, Dec 4 pa ako birthday pero di naku ma shock kay si Grace gani one month advance. Paila lang daghan nag mahal naku. Thanks to all of you.

Ray, check your PM. Naa ko gi send login instruction.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on December 01, 2008, 11:02:37 PM
ginger, nakalimot nasad ko sa akong password. di na sad ko kasulod.

Ray, try to login in your account. It will ask a new set of password before you login.

Happy, Happy Birthday, Kuya Benne!

May you enjoy your special day with love and happiness.
God bless you and more birthdays to come!

Quote from: glacier_71 on November 29, 2008, 01:48:34 AM
salida na man ni ron, di ba, gingah? nindot ba kaha pod ni...

they said, the movie was overrated.

just finished twilight book 2 (new moon)

Quote from: ligiah on November 28, 2008, 07:45:11 AM


the beach by my hosts' summer cottage.... of course taken in the summer...

Gai, is this in Skagen?

Several people have been killed in a series of coordinated attacks targeting Mumbai sites popular with tourists and business people, according to police and CNN's sister network in India.

Ongoing battles between police and gunmen were reported at two five-star hotels by CNN-IBN.

Gunmen armed with automatic weapons and grenades attacked targets including the hotels, a cafe, and a train station, police say.

Maharashtra state government spokesman Bhushan Gagri said 78 people killed and about 200 wounded, while police confirmed 26 deaths.

The attacks included five shootouts and two grenade attacks, said a police officer who answered Mumbai's police control room line.

IBN reported ongoing gun battles at the Oberoi Hotel and the Taj Mahal Hotel -- both five-star hotels.

At least two explosions were reported at the Taj.

One witness told local reporters gunmen had tried to find people with U.S. or British passports.

IBN, quoting police sources, reported hostages were taken at the two hotels although Gagri told CNN he did not know about any hostages.

The attacks began about 2230 local time (1700 GMT) and more than two hours later witnesses were reporting new explosions and gunfire.

The targets include businesses frequented by international visitors in the city which is India's financial center.

CNN correspondent Andrew Stevens said: "We are getting reports of ongoing incidents at the railway station and the Oberoi Hotel.

"We do not know if this has reached its peak or if more attacks to come."

A local journalist told CNN he had seen evidence of an attack at the city's domestic airport, which is on the outskirts of the Mumbai.

IBN reported explosions at a gas station and inside a taxi on a dockside road.

Attacks were reported at the Taj and Oberoi hotels, the popular Café Leopold, and Cama Hospital, and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus railway station.

www.cnn.com

I missed you so much, Aya san.

This song is for you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_JdKJQPS9I

For you, therell be no more crying,
For you, the sun will be shining,
And I feel that when Im with you,
Its alright, I know its right

To you, Ill give the world
To you, Ill never be cold
cause I feel that when Im with you,
Its alright, I know its right.

And the songbirds are singing,
Like they know the score,
And I love you, I love you, I love you,
Like never before.

And I wish you all the love in the world,
But most of all, I wish it from myself.

And the songbirds keep singing,
Like they know the score,
And I love you, I love you, I love you,
Like never before, like never before.

Quote from: kiamoy` on November 10, 2008, 04:59:14 AM
I was so engrossed with her first book  Twilight, I finished it in 5 hours. dang!
My sister bought the whole 4 books.. wew..
can't wait.

it's nice to fall in love with love stories again

You bet!

I stayed until 4 am just to finish the first book. LOL!

Quote from: calle on November 14, 2008, 09:20:10 AM
mga dili ingun nato hazel..

wala naman tingali na karon. kay di na engkanto ang mangatang kun dili tinoud tawo na.

Another breakthrough from the world of medicine.