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Christmas is a special time of year to remember those who are close to our hearts!
May your days be bright, and your heart be light!
May this glorious day of our Savior's birth
resound with hope and peace on earth!
Merry Christmas!
To all TB
Around the world.

Unsaon kaha kon modaog si Ceasar.

Tinuod kaha nga maka rape na ang 10 years old boy? Imposible ....

Naa gihapon ang mga NPA, nice people around.

Nindot na diay kaajo ang Badiang Spring.

May I start calling you, Dr. Lorenzo. Congratulation for the success achieved.

Ibagsak ang mga traditional politicians, labi kadtong mga tigulang na.

Let us make all things new in Bohol. Cesar comes in.

The bad effect of ginamos, makataya sa tinai....., bitaw joke ra...

Usahay,English Version

SOMETIMES

Somtimes, I'm dreaming of you
That you and I are in engage in love
Why do, I'm dreaming of you
Always dreaming of my loneliness.

Sometimes, I'm so desperate
While I'm still living
In this wide wide world
But why did you fool and play with me
My love for you only.

If you are riding on  a bus, don't sleep.

Mokaon lang gihapom..,  mutuslob pa gihapon ug una.


bagoong alamang



pinakbet with ginamos



gulay pinaratan sa ginamos.

Candijaynon.... ty for the info about Bayron clan. Hoping mga makabakasyon mi diha.

1.  Father, our only God (1Cor 8:6; Mt 23:9;
Jn 8:41)

/R. For everything we give you thanks forever (Eph 5:20)
2.  Father, the living God who lives forever (Rev 4:9; 10:6)
3.  Father, who dwells in unapproachable light (1Tim 6:16)
4.  Father, God of all, who is above all, through all and in all (Eph 4:6)
5.  Father, who alone is Good (Mk 10:18)
6.  Father, who is greater than our hearts (1Jn 3:20)
7.  Father, who is impartial to all (1Pet 1:17)
8.  Father, perfect and merciful as we ought to be (Mt 5;48; Lk 6:36)
9.  Father, from whom all things come and for whom we exist (1Cor 8:6)
10.  Father, God of mercy and all consolation (2Cor 1:3)
11.  Father, God of Light from whom all good things come (James 1:17)
12.  Father, who sees the secrets of the heart and knows all our needs (Mt 6:6.8.18.31)
13 Father, who feeds the birds of the sky and clothes the lilies of the fields  (Mt 6:26.28)
14 Father, without whose Will nothing can be accomplished (Mt 10:29)
15 Father, who causes the sun to rise on the just and the unjust (Mt 5:45)
16 Father, from whom every family in heaven and on earth takes its name  (Eph 3:15)
17 Father, from whom comes grace and peace  (Rom 1:7; 1Cor 1:3;
2Cor 1:2; Gal 1:3; Eph 1:2;
Phil 1:2; Col 1:2;
1Tim 1:2; 2Tim 1:2;
Tit 1:4; Philem 3; 2Jn 3)
18 Father, who is worshipped in spirit and in truth (Jn 4:23)
19 Father, who is One with the Son (Jn 10:30)
20 Father, who knows the Son and who is known by the Son (Mt 11:27; Jn 10:15)
21 Father, who loves the Son and has placed all things in His hands  (Jn 3:35; Mt 11:27) 
22 Father, who is honoured by those who honour the Son (Jn 5:23; 1Jn 2:23)
23 Father, who first loved us even while we were sinners (1Jn 4:10; Rom 5:
24 Father, who chose us before the foundation of the world, so that we may be holy and blameless before You (Eph 1:4)
25 Father, who loves us so much that You sent Your Son to give us Life (Jn 3:16)
26 Father, whom no one has seen, but of whom Jesus had spoken (Jn 1:18)
27 Father, whom we see whenever we see Jesus (Jn 14:9)
28 Father, God of Jesus and our God (Jn 20:17)
29 Father, who blest us with every spiritual blessing in Jesus Christ (Eph 1:3)
30 Father, who loved us and gave us eternal comfort and hope (2The 2:16)
31 Father, who have rescued us from the power of darkness and transferred us into the kingdom of Your beloved Son (Col 1:13)
32 Father, who have enabled us to share in the inheritance of the saints in light (Col 1:12)
33 Father, who have given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ (1Pet 1:3)
34 Father, to whose glory we confess that Jesus is Lord (Phil 2:11)
35 Father, on whose Throne sits the Amen who is Christ (Rev 3:21)
36 Father, with whom we have an advocate in Jesus Christ the righteous who intercedes for us (1Jn 2:1; Heb 7:25)
37 Father, who loves us if we love Jesus (Jn 14:21)
38 Father, whose Will we do makes us true brothers and sisters of Jesus (Mt 12:50 
39 Father, who have hidden things from the wise and intelligent but have revealed them to little children (Mt 11:25)
40 Father, whose good pleasure have given us , the frightened little flock, the Kingdom (Lk 12:32)
41 Father, in whose name we are baptised (Mt 28:19)
42 Father, in whom the Church subsists (1The 1:1; 2The 1:1)
43 Father, who have given us the true heavenly Bread (Jn 6:32)
44 Father, who protect us in Your name so that we may be one (Jn 17:11)
45 Father, who see the prodigal son afar off and run to embrace him  (Lk 15:20)
46 Father, who forgive our every sin through the Blood of Jesus (Eph 1:7; Col 1:14)
47 Father, in whose Peace we are called (1Cor 14:33; 7:15)
48 Father, who have called us to freedom (Gal 5:13)
49 Father, in whose hands we commit our spirit (Lk 23;46)
50 Father, to whom we pray in the name of Jesus with the certitude that we will be heard (Jn 14:13; 15:16)
51 Father, whom Christ in His 2nd coming will hand over the Kingdom, so that You may be all in all  (1Cor 15:24.28)
52 Father, whose Love is with all, together with the grace of Jesus and the communion of the Spirit (2Cor 13:13)
53 Father, to whom we have access through the Son in the Spirit (Eph 2:18)
54 Father, who in the name of Jesus have sent us the Paraclete (Jn 14:26; 15:16)
55 Father, who gave us not a spirit of fear but a spirit of adoption to be Your true sons and daughters  (Rom 8:15; 1Jn 3:1)
56 Father, who gives the Holy Spirit to whoever asks You

VICTORY IN CHRIST


How do we experience victory in Christ?  How do we experience the victorious Christian life?  This is the great and practical question for everyone who has put his trust in Christ.  In Romans 1-3.20 Paul sets forward the problem of sin and its devastating effect upon the human race.  In 3.21-5 he sets forward the doctrine for the solution to sin--faith in Christ.  In chapter 6 he begins to talk about the practical aspects of the Christian life following salvation.   That is, he begins to discuss sanctification.  Chapter 6 is devoted to the doctrine, chapter 7 the defeat, and chapter 8 the deliverance.

In the first seven chapters of Romans, the Holy Spirit is mentioned only in Romans 5.5.  But in Romans 8, he is mentioned 19 times!  The way of victory in the Christian life is by the Holy Spirit.  The Mosaic Law was powerless to achieve righteousness.  Does this mean that the Law was defective?  Not at all.  The problem is with us.  Paul refers to the problem as the "flesh".   It is his description of our Adamic nature.  The Law was holy, righteous, and good (Rom. 7.12) but our flesh (the old Adamic nature) is incapable of keeping it.  Paul says,

"For what the Law could not do, weak as it was through the flesh, God did: sending His own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh and as an offering for sin, He condemned sin in the flesh, in order that the requirement of the Law might be fulfilled in us, who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit" (Rom. 8.3-4).

The moment a person puts his trust in Christ, he is baptized by the Holy Spirit.  Paul says in 1 Corinthians 12.13,

"For by one Spirit we were all baptized into one body, whether Jews or Greeks, whether slaves or free, and we were all made to drink of one Spirit".

Paul also says,

"In Him, you also, after listening to the message of truth, the gospel of your salvation -- having also believed, you were sealed in Him with the Holy Spirit of promise, who is given as a pledge of our inheritance, with a view to the redemption of God's own possession, to the praise of His glory" (Eph. 1.13-14).

All believers in Christ have the Holy Spirit indwelling them.  It is he who has power, who has made us alive to God.  When we yield ourselves to him, we can live a righteous and pleasing life before God.

Paul tells us that there a warfare going on between the flesh and the Spirit.  He says,

"But I say, walk by the Spirit, and you will not carry out the desire of the flesh.  For the flesh sets its desire against the Spirit, and the Spirit against the flesh; for these are in opposition to one another, so that you may not do the things that you please.  But if you are led by the Spirit, you are not under the Law" (Gal. 5.16-17).

There are two parts to sanctification and spiritual growth.  One part is what God does through the Holy Spirit.  The other part we do.  Our part is to believe the Scriptures, what God says, and obey God.  The Holy Spirit's work in us and our believing the Bible and obeying Christ are inseparably linked.  It is much like a seed planted in the ground.  Intrinsic to a seed is the ability of growth and maturity.  But a seed's growth and maturity is also dependent on being watered, fertilized, and tended.  We are indwelt by the Holy Spirit and our spirits have been quickened through the new birth.  This is like a seed's intrinsic power to become a mature plant.  Exercising faith is like the plant being watered, fertilized, and nurtured.  Paul described this process:

"But we should always give thanks to God for you, brethren beloved by the Lord, because God has chosen you from the beginning for salvation through sanctification by the Spirit and faith in the truth" (2 Thes. 2.13).

Close fight gyud ni sila, Edgar and Cesar.

Maajong pasko kaninjong tanan....................., Merry Christmas to all kapamilya of TB.

Unsay mga pangutana?

Ok.

Nagsugot nag kasiga ang kalayo sa politika. Nagsugod nag kainit. Ambush.., patay.., bahad.., maoy resulta
sa mahugaw nga election sa Pilpinas.

Arthur Yap taga Bohol, sariling atin, atong tabangan para sa congreso.

Naa diay member nga father diri sa TB.
Father Chicogon, we love you.

Asa kaha dapit sa Candijay ang mga Bayron clan. Ang Lolo sa akong asawa si Catalino Bayron taga Candijay. Usa siya ka beyahero nga wala na makauli diha hangtod naminyo diri sa Kialeg, MAgsaysay, Dvao del Sur niadtong pang 1935.

Nagplano ang akong asawa nga magsubay sa iyang mga paryente diha sa Candijay. Ang iyang mga ginikanan wala gyud makabakasyon diha hangtod nga nangamatay na sila. Ang ilang gibilin  nga estorya , sila kaliwat sa Bohol, taga Candijay.

Naghuna huna nga makadaug ug swertres.

Wishig you many more happy years to come.

Happy birthday jenneth..., Wishing you many more happy years to come.

Pagkahuman ug kaon sa balay sa iyang komare.
"Mare, asa man inyong tootpick"
"Dia ra Mare".
Mitutok sa Mare sa sudlanan sa tootpick.
Ug unya miingon," uy mare mao man  lang gihapon  ang kadaghan sa imong
tootpick pag-anhi nako niadtong miaging semama."
" Mo lang gihapon  MAre, kay.., kay  amo ra mang iuli sa sudlanan inig human
namo ug panghingiki."
" Ha..,ha.,ha.., daginutan diay ka kaajo Mare.

tagaclarin..........., bitaw magpili ta karon ug mga mga bag-ong leaders.
triggermaan.., dili na kinahanglan modagan pa ug kapitan si Cesar, Si Cory bitaw deretso man president.
Noynoy is popular and deserving to be the next pesident.

Brad Lorenzo, kining akong mga sakyanan, surplus ra intawon ni. Dili ta kapalit ug brand new kay by million man.

I drive my own  Isuzu Trooper.

I drive my Izuzu Elf 250 for hauling cargoes .

Alex..., lig-on ug gaan kaajo.

hofelina, TY for the news. I will share this to my friends.

Bisan ug dili ko makaboto diha, Montano gyud ko. Ibagsak kadtong mga traditional politicians nga mga coracot.

Ang akong income is 'kulang". It's beause we are always not satisfied.
It is said, " enough is not enough."

Dili na kinahanglan ug internet workshop. Keep on hands everyday and you will learn by doing.

Dapat ang retirement age sa elected officials, the maximum is 65. DAghang  mga tigulang na , nagkuoykuoy na ug magsigi na lang ug absent sa session kay nasakit o nagluya.  Unya inig dawat sa ilang sweldo ug pork barrel walay kaltas. Nag-usik-usik na lang ug kwarta sa governo.

Kini si Aumentado magretire na lang sa politika kay tigulang na. Niadtong 1968, board member na ni Bohol. Ako third year sa Rafael Palma College. Ako karon 62 na ang edad. Pila na may edad niya karon?

TY bedoAdosalada, so beautiful......, naapil gyud ko sa video.

"Napakasaraaaap...., maging isang senador" tinuod na, Ang dato nagkadato, ang pobre lalong naghihirap.

Dapat dili unta ilhon nga daog ang isa ka kandidato kon walay kalaban,Ngano? kay dili man siya winning candidate. Wala man siya kalaban.
Wala man siya na elected kay wala may pagpili, kay wala may kalaban.

Gikan ang magtiayon sa grocery.
Bana: Ayaw lagi magkarga kay bug-at kanang mga grocery items . BAsin ug nakuhaan ka  darling.
Asawa: SAba diha darling............, . Wa man gani ko makuhai nga matag gabii imo kong gipatungan, 75 kilos man diay   ka.
Bana: ha..ha...ha....ha.

KAsagaraan ang unang hinungdan sa pagkalomos mao nga dili makahibalo nga molangoy. Dapat atong tudloan ang atong mga kabataan ug swimming at the early age.

Ang mga kandidato karon, nagsugod na ug pangampanya.
Bisag unsa ang ihayag, aong dawaton. Kon pwede atong hukhukon.

Welcome here shela..., you can post anything.

Maayo na lang unta ug mo resign si ARROYO, aron makatilaw ug president si Noli.

LOrenzo, kinaija sa mga Bol-anon nga bisan asa  silang dapita sa kalibutan moduaw gyud sa Bohol, sa ilang yutang natawhan.

There is no place like home.

Niadtong una , apil ko aning friendster Sa dihang  miaapil ko sa TB hangtod nga dili na ko tig-open, Nalimtan nako ang user name hangtod nga dili na nako ma open.

Global warming us already alarming now.

Ang ating Pambansang Awit, I'll never grow old of hearing.

Wishing you many more happy years to come.

Maayo ra unta ug mapildi na sa Pampanga...

Wala pay update sa mga kandidato sa Tagbilaran city, kinsa ang managan.

Maayo unta ug madayon, maayo ra pud ug dili kay kita ra ba ang mobayad sa loan nga kantidad ug 7.5 billion nga gamiton sa construction. Hasta pa ang atong mga apo moapil ani ug bayad.

 si Gloria modagan pag balik sa politika kay wala pa matagbaw  ug pangurakot sa atong kwarta.
Hakog sa katungdanan.........

We can have a prime minister if we can amnend the constitution. It's a long long process Gloria to become a prime minister  if ever she is elected.

By MBJ on December 1, 2009


   


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MANILA â€" President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on Monday confirmed her plan to run for Congress in the May 2010 elections to represent the second legislative district of her home province of Pampanga in Central Luzon.

In a recorded interview over government station radio DzRB which was later aired nationwide over radio and TV Monday afternoon, the President explained her decision was in response to the growing clamor of her constituents in the province to run in next year’s polls so they could have a voice in the House of Representatives.

“After much soul-searching, I decided to accede to the wishes of my constituents in the second congressional district of Pampanga to run in the May 2010 polls,” President Arroyo stressed.

Moreover, she said that while in Congress, she could help pursue and implement her policies to help the poor as well as the major reforms she has initiated which shielded the country from the adverse impact of the ongoing global financial and economic crunch.

But the President’s announcement came as no surprise to many Filipinos. Earlier, speculations were rife that she would run for Congress next year due to her frequent visits, especially to the second district of Pampanga, starting early January.

As of Saturday, the President made a total of 50 visits to Pampanga to inaugurate, among others, the opening of farm to market roads, new school buildings and even projects to provide potable water to far-flung “barangays” (villages).

The speculations heightened when her son, Congressman Mikey Arroyo, announced he was willing to give up his post in her favor. Mikey, who is now on his second term as congressman, is allowed to run for reelection because under the law he can serve up to three consecutive terms.

Mikey added that if his mother decides to run for his post, he would join the May 2010 elections as the representative of a party list group, which he, however, refused to identify.

Besides, legal experts, led by her lawyer Romulo Macalintal, pointed out there is no law or a provision in the 1986 Constitution, banning the President from running for a lower elective office after she has completed her term in Malacanang.

Macalintal cited as an example the case of US President John Quincy Adams who ran and won as congressman for his home state in the US House of Representatives after he stepped down from the White House.

Besides, Macalintal, who told mediamen he was allowed by the President to speak on the issue, said she wants to continue serving the people as he stressed: “The President is still young and she feels that there’s still a lot of things she can do to continue public service.”

In the same interview, meanwhile, the President disputed allegations she wants to run for Congress so she could claim immunity from the various criminal and civil suits which various quarters have threatened to file against her in court once she is out of power.

The charges include plunder for alleged unabated and massive graft and corruption involving her and her family as well as human rights violations, particularly in the killing of militants, members of the religious and journalists.

The President pointed out that if she wins as member of Congress, she would only be “immune” from criminal cases that could arise when she delivers a controversial privilege speech.

She also laughed of claims that in running for Congress, she would be preparing for the possibility of her becoming prime minister if the issue of Charter change (Cha-cha) being pursued by her supporters would succeed.

Cha-cha aims mainly for a shift in the change in the form of government from the present presidential system to federal parliamentary.

According to President Arroyo, there have been options which she has been seriously considering when she steps down on June 30, 2010 after serving as president for about nine years since since she took over Malacanang following the ouster of president Joseph Estrada in February 2001.

One such option, she said, is to go back to teaching. Even while she was already vice president, Mrs. Arroyo used to teach economics and related subjects at the Ateneo de Manila University which is run by priests belonging to the Society of Jesus.

Another option, the President said, is to join a non-government organization, which she did not identify, actively engaged in projects and programmes similar to the policies she has implemented while in Malacanang.

But the more overriding reason why she has chosen to stay in politics, the President said, is her concern to serve the people of Pampanga, the home province of her father, the late president Diosdado Macapagal.

She disclosed she already alerted her representatives to file her certificate of candidacy before the Commission on Elections (Comelec) office in her hometown of Lubao also on Tuesday, the deadline set by the Comelec for the filing of such certificates as ordered by the Comelec.

In the same interview, President Arroyo pointed out she would not resign from her position as demanded by the opposition, civil society as well as militant and religious groups.

Until she steps down from Malacanang on June 30,2010, she vowed to continue the commitments she has made as President, including the modernization of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, her pro-poor programmes and bringing to the bar of justice the perpetrators of the November 23 massacre of at least 57 people in Mindanao.

Global Temperature Rise Accelerating
Lila Buckley


The average global temperature for 2004 of 14.60 degrees Celsius (58.28 degrees Fahrenheit) makes it the fourth warmest year on record. October and November of 2004 were the hottest of those months on record since recordkeeping began in 1880. February of 2004 was the second warmest, and March, April and December were the third warmest of those three months.


These record-breaking readings, which come from the global series maintained by NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies, continue a trend of rising global temperatures. The average temperature of 14.01 degrees Celsius in the 1970s rose to 14.26 degrees in the 1980s. In the 1990s it reached 14.40 degrees. And during the first five years of this new decade, it has averaged 14.59 degrees Celsius.

In fact, the five hottest years on record have all occurred within the last seven years. Of these five, 1998 was the warmest year on record, with an average global temperature of 14.71 degrees Celsius.

Rising temperatures are due primarily to the buildup of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere from the burning of increasing amounts of fossil fuels. Once released into the atmosphere, CO2 traps heat that would otherwise escape back into space. And emissions of CO2 have been rising since the start of the Industrial Revolution in 1760, causing temperatures to climb.

As carbon emissions continue to increase, so will the pace of climate change. During the past century, temperatures rose 0.6 degrees Celsius, with most of the increase occurring during the last three decades. But the average global temperature is projected to rise 1.4â€"5.8 degrees Celsius by 2100, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a global body of more than 1,500 scientists. The increase is expected to occur unevenly, with higher elevations and higher latitudes experiencing greater temperature changes than lower elevations and equatorial regions.

There is little question that a global temperature increase in the upper range of predictions would be highly disruptive. A report prepared for the U.S. Department of Defense in 2003 investigated the security implications of abrupt climate change over the next 20 years. One scenario showed that rising temperatures could bring large-scale drought in critical agricultural regions worldwide, extreme temperature drops in some regions and searing heat in others, and civil unrest and mass migrations from spreading insecurity about water and food supplies.

Even at the lowest projected temperature increases, climate change models predict more frequent and more severe storms, floods, heat waves, and droughtsâ€"all of which affect ecological biodiversity, human health, and economic security. Indeed, although we have only experienced temperature increases of a half-degree Celsius over the past several decades, the effects of climate change can already be seen in different parts of the world.

In May 2003, for example, 1,600 people died in a record heat wave in India, where death tolls from heat in the thousands are no longer uncommon. Three months later, another 35,000 people died in Europe from a heat wave that lasted for weeks. The record-breaking temperatures damaged crops across the continent, contributing to a 13 percent drop in the European grain harvest that year.

In the United States, a recent report by the Pew Center on Global Climate Change analyzing the results of 40 previous studies found a clear link between increased temperatures and numerous changes in natural systems across the country. Warmer winters, increased precipitation, and earlier springs are causing certain plant species to bloom several weeks earlier, disrupting insect food supplies and plant pollination cycles. Some animals are responding to warmer temperatures with shortened hibernation cycles, sometimes up to 23 days earlier than just 15 years ago, putting them at risk for starvation as they wait for spring food to become available. Temperature changes have led to shifts in many species’ habitats as populations move north and to higher elevations in search of cooler temperatures; it is estimated that about half of all wild species in the United States have already been affected by climate change.

Similar effects of rising temperatures are being documented worldwide. Ice and snow cover have shrunk 30 percent in the Himalayas over the past 30 years, increasing risk of flooding and glacial lake overflow. In Europe, spring events such as flower blooms have occurred progressively earlier since the 1960s, while fall events such as leaf color changes have been delayed each decade. These seasonal shifts have introduced species to new areas and disrupted migratory patterns of birds.

A new study by 300 scientists and indigenous leaders from eight countries over four years concluded that the Arctic, where warming has occurred at nearly twice the global average rate, “is now experiencing some of the most rapid and severe climate change on earth.”

Siberia and Alaska have already warmed 2â€"3 degrees Celsius since the 1950s. Snow cover in the Arctic has shrunk by 10 percent, and summer sea ice cover is 15â€"20 percent smaller than it was 30 years ago. If these recent trends continue, polar bears are not likely to survive to the end of the century as melting ice shrinks their habitat and compromises their access to food. Tundra and permafrost are also thawing rapidly across the Arctic, threatening the survival of many land species and hampering transportation.

The increasing risks and costs related to these rapid temperature increases are already forcing Arctic coastal communities such as the Alaskan village of Shishmaref and industrial facilities such as the Pechora Sea oil storage facility to consider relocating. Not only do these changes affect the well-being of those in the Arctic, they also give an indication of the sort of change that lies ahead in the rest of the world as temperatures continue to rise during the twenty-first century.

This year’s temperature data provide further evidence of what some scientists are calling a new geological epoch, the Anthropocene, in which human activities are the main driver of the global climate system. The amount of temperature increase beyond the lower-end projections depends on what we do now to curb carbon emissions and other greenhouse gases. We can continue using climate-disrupting fossil fuels, or we can choose to shift to renewable energies, more-efficient technology, and proactive climate change policies

Diha sa Corella , Tocmo against Bolando. Very good match, for the second time.

Tiaw-tiaw ra bitaw na Lindy..........., Komusta ka dha.

Ha. ha ha.ha ha.

Lindy....., pwede na ka modagan ug mayor diha sa Sikatuna...

Gloria will run for congressman in 2010.
Choose the right answer:
1)To be champion of the poor and to work to uplift the economy from a position closer to the people.
2)For her political survival.
3)She will be bored in her retirement.
4)To eventually be the speaker and possibly prime minister.
5)To protect jueteng in the 2nd district of Pampanga.

Maayo kon wala nay NPA. Bohol is the only place without insurgents and lawless elements.

Happy birthday, benelyne and glacier . May you have many more happy years to come.

That's true because the ice in the polar region are gradually melting, also the ice berg.
The sea level now and then will rise until some of these islands will submerge in water.


The beauty of Hubbard Glacier is so esquisite and stunning. They say this is the only glacier that is expanding. They dont know why, as all the others are either gone or receding quickly due to global warming

si Gloria, ang presidente nga way gloria.

Bisan kinsay modagan..................

Maayo pag si Mike ang iyang padaganon ug congressman. Dili na si Gloria..,kay baga ug nawong.

Nagsogod na ba ang construction sa Panglao International Airport?

Bugsay, suwaye pagkambio ang yellow ug blue.

Anna&Jorge, tinuod na kaajo. dili lang diha sa ato, hasta diri sa DaVAO

Simple lang paniudto, kaon ug binas-oy baboy,

Nindot sad paminawon.... padayon

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Ayaw kayong mag obess.

Niadtong 1965, mingaw pa kaajo ng Mansasa. KAron nindot na kaayo, Naa diha ang DWU.
Daghan pang nag ubehan niadto, karon wala na, highly urbanized na.

More suspects being probed in Philippines massacre+
Nov 27 05:59 AM US/Eastern

 

MANILA, Nov. 27 (AP) - (Kyodo)â€"Eight more members of the political clan that allegedly plotted Monday's poll-related massacre of 57 unarmed civilians on the southern island of Mindanao are being investigated, a senior Philippine justice official said Friday.
Justice Secretary Agnes Devanadera also said the government has a "good case" against Andal Ampatuan Jr., the main suspect who was taken into custody on Thursday.

Ampatuan Jr. is a local mayor in Maguindanao Province and the son of Maguindanao Gov. Andal Ampatuan Sr.

She quoted witnesses as saying that the younger Ampatuan shot some of the massacre victims himself. So far she said her department has collected 30 affidavits.

"We are continuing to build the cases against the eight other suspects in the case," she told reporters.

Aside from Ampatuan Jr., authorities have also taken into custody at least 20 militiamen and four police officers who might have links with the carnage, which drew condemnation from around the world.

Authorities are looking for the operator of a backhoe used to bury the victims. The excavating machine was traced to the provincial government.

The Philippine military high command has also relieved at least two military ground commanders due to "misconduct" and "failure of intelligence."

However, the Mangudadatus, who have a running feud with the Ampatuan clan over control of Maguidanao, are calling for more arrests. The Ampatuans, a close political ally of Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, have ruled Maguidanao for years.

As of Friday noon, Col. Jonathan Ponce, a spokesman for the army, said the military has so far recovered 392 firearms from the Ampatuans.

Also recovered were two improvised armored vehicles with Philippine National Police markings and camouflage, Ponce said.

Also Friday, Buluan Vice Mayor Esmael Mangudadatu, who lost his wife and supporters in the massacre, registered his candidacy for governor of Maguindanao, saying only death will stop him from pursuing his political plans.

Escorted by military and police, Mangudadatu submitted his documents to the local election office in Shariff Aguak, making official his plan to replace Ampatuan Sr. as governor.

The 50-car convoy took the same highway were the six-car convoy of Mangudadatu's wife, two sisters, supporters and journalists were stopped and eventually gunned down by about 100 armed men identified with the Ampatuans.

Ampatuan Jr. is now being detained at a National Bureau of Investigation jail while awaiting a decision by the Justice Department on whether to file multiple murder charges against him.

He has protested his innocence, saying it was staged by the country's largest secessionist group, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.

The Ampatuans claim the MILF is out to destroy the reputation of their clan, prompting them to arm about 400 militiamen for protection.

The MILF, which denied involvement in Monday's carnage, has condemned what it described as a "barbaric massacre." They urged Arroyo to "act fast, fairly and apprehend the criminals."

Bisan ug dili ko ka boto diha, Ceasar gyud ko.

Philippines charges massacre suspect with murder
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  26 Nov 2009By Manny Mogato
  
  MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine police filed murder charges on Thursday against the main suspect in the massacre of 57 people in the south of the country this week as authorities moved to dismantle his clan's control over the region.
  
  Andal Ampatuan Jr, a local mayor in Maguindanao province, came face to face with Esmael Mangudadatu, husband of one of the women murdered, who filed multiple murder complaints before state prosecutors in southern General Santos City.
  
  Ampatuan was flown out from Maguindanao province by an army helicopter after he was handed over by his brother to a senior government official and a top regional army general.
  
  "The charges are baseless," Ampatuan told reporters at the airport in General Santos. "They are not true. My conscience is clear."
  
  Authorities said Ampatuan would be held in a prison in Manila while undergoing investigation by state prosecutors in advance of the complaint going before a local court.
  
  On Monday, about 100 armed men attacked a convoy carrying members of the Mangudadatu clan, who were on their way to file the candidacy of Esmael for the provincial governor's post in elections next year.
  
  The attackers herded the victims to a remote hillside and attacked them with M-16 rifles and machetes. At least 10 of those killed were motorists who were passing by on the highway and had apparently witnessed the abduction.
  
  Not all the victims have been identified but 22 of them were believed to be journalists accompanying the family, making Monday's attack the deadliest ever on the media anywhere in the world.
  
  President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo has called the Ampatuans valuable political allies in the past, but her government announced moves against the family on Thursday after the massacre sparked worldwide condemnation.
  
  "I am requesting the investigation of the provincial governor and other mayors relative to this case," Interior Secretary Ronaldo Puno told reporters, adding those officials should be suspended while facing an inquiry.
  
  Clan wars like the feud between the Mangudadatus and the Ampatuans are common in the southern Philippines. There are also many communist and Islamist rebels, bandits and pirates there.
  
  PARAMILITARY DISARMED
  
  Andal Ampatuan Sr, the patriarch of the family, has been elected governor of Maguindanao three times. He quit the post earlier this year and placed a son as officer in charge.
  
  Another son, Zaldy, is governor of a separate Autonomous Region covering six provinces in Muslim Mindanao.
  
  Many other family members are mayors across the province
  

ginataang nangka sinubakan ug buladd para painit sa lawas kay tugnaw karon diri

Ang inahan si Lucia, ang amahan si Fernando. Ilang gi combine ang ilang mga pangalan sa ilang anak.
"Lucifer" na lang ang ngalan kay Biblical man sad," matud sa amahan.

Kining akong story sa itaas, tinuod nga nahitabo. Niadtong Nov. 20, 2009  namatay ang maong babaye akong silingan tungod sa kaguol.

The truth will always prevail. The Ampatuans are the brain of the killings.

Rare...................., and unique love. In love, age does'nt matter.

Ang terminal sa una , bisan asa diha palibot sa Agora Public market sa wala pa masunog, karon DAo Terminal, nindot na.
Duol sa Island City Mall

Raps vs Ampatuan ‘just the beginning’â€"Palace

‘Other Ampatuans also probed over massacre’

By TJ Burgonio
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 19:37:00 11/26/2009

Close this MANILA, Philippinesâ€"Malacañang exulted on Thursday over the surrender of Datu Unsay Mayor Andal Ampatuan Jr. in connection with the Maguindanao massacre, ruling out any special treatment for him.

“The taking in, inquest and the subsequent filing of charges against Datu Unsay [Mayor] Ampatuan is just the beginning,” Press Secretary Cerge Remonde said. “President Arroyo wants all the culprits punished without fear or favor.”

Undersecretary Lorelei Fajardo, deputy presidential spokesperson, allayed fears that Andal Jr., a known political ally of the Arroyo administration, would get VIP treatment while in government custody.

“We treat people the same way. We will follow the law,” she said in a Malacañang briefing.

Police Director Andres Caro said that investigators were not ruling out the involvement of Maguindanao Governor Andal Ampatuan Sr. and Governor Zaldy Ampatuan of the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao in the massacre.

“We are also looking into that,” the Philippine National Police director for operations said when asked in the briefing whether investigators were looking into the conspiracy.

The civilians were killed on a highway in Shariff Aguak town in Maguindanao, where investigators recovered a backhoe that belonged to the provincial government headed by Andal Sr.

The PNP and Malacañang, however, were hard put at explaining why the authorities opted to let Andal Jr. surrender, instead of putting the cuffs on him.

Caro admitted that Secretary Jesus Dureza, as head of the crisis management committee, was given free rein to persuade Andal Jr. to submit himself for questioning in the face of reports linking him to the crime.

“By night time (Tuesday night) the family committed to bring the mayor to Secretary Dureza. This did not materialize Wednesday but happened today,” he said.

He said that there was no order for his arrest because at the time he was not yet considered a suspect. He said it was only on Wednesday when he was considered a suspect based on witnesses' affidavits.

Fajardo clarified that Dureza did not negotiate for Andal's surrender, saying the marching order from Arroyo was for him “to get all people involved and take into custody all people involved.”

“It was Dureza's call to go to Ampatuan to determine what should be done by the committee based on the situation on the ground. The President gave her full confidence by creating the crisis committee,” she said.

“There was no negotiation or appeasement whatsoever... We should understand the very complex situation in the ground,” she added.

Caro explained the situation on the ground was complex because of several factors.

“This is an autonomous regional government area. There is actual real immediate threat from MILF (Moro Islamic Liberation Front) groups. There are infamous reports of warlordism culture and we have to admit to thefact that some of our local security forces are in some way were or are under influence of political leaders,” he said. “We cannot trust the local forces so we have to inject troops from the outside

Kwela nobela,.. dili ba tele nobela,   e ano 'to.

Raw papaya leaves, unsay gamit,,,,..?   katol man ni nga dahon.

Say. "thank you Lord"....

Ok lang kon biay-biayon ta. Mag-boot mo ug maoy amo

How to Save Money: Tips
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Tips on how to save moneyLooking for tips on how to save money? Whether you're saving up for a big purchase, working to become debt free or facing income loss, it pays to find little and big ways to save money. Saving money also frees up resources for investing and long-term savings. Improve your finances by following these tips on how to save money.

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Difficulty: Moderately EasyInstructions
Step 1
Reduce interestCall your credit card companies to cut interest rates on your card balances. This is one of my top tips on how to save money, as doing it with one account saved me over $700 in a year. Be creative when calling, tell them you want to transfer the balance to a competing credit company and have them work to keep your business.

Step 2
Compare ratesLook for better rates on phone, internet and cable services. Find competitors rates and call your current service, requesting that they beat or match those rates to keep your business. You can also call to "cancel service" and when they offer you a deal to stay, accept it.

Step 3
Reduce debtPay more than the minimum on card balances to cut down on interest paid. You'll save a good deal of money in the long run, even though it costs more up front.

Step 4
Use cashUse cash instead of credit cards. The average consumer will spend 16% less using cash than when paying with plastic. This is especially true in grocery stores where it is easy to justify buying extras.

Step 5
Make breadMake food from scratch and grow some of your own produce to save money on groceries. Making homemade bread is one of the best tips to save money, and the results are better tasting too (once you get practice). A simple garden with tomatoes and a few seasonal vegetables will help you save even more money.

Step 6
Shop salesNever pay full price for clothing. Buy your new duds on sales, seasonal clearances, consignment shops and discount stores. Children's clothing can be found at yard sales and flea markets for incredible bargains.

Step 7Comparison shop for electronics and big ticket items such as appliances. The time spent looking for the best price will be well worth the effort.

Step 8
CarPay cash for cars. Save up and pay for a used vehicle, rather than financing your transportation. The amount of money spent on financing costs is very high -- so pay for it yourself to save a bundle.

Step 9
Save moneyLook for banks with no fees on checking accounts. Withdraw cash from bank branches, in-network ATMs or during debit transactions at grocery store or USPS, other retailers to avoid the $2-$4 charges just to get your own money.

BAgo mag grocery, maglist sa mga palitonon para dili ma short sa budget. Kon walay lista, bisag unsa na lang ang mapalit nga dili importante.

happy birthday ....................,catalina, wishing you many more happy years to come

Since time immemorial, ussually MUslim clan fought with another clan for supremacy. Muslim provinces are war zone in Mindanao.

Bisan asang dapit , normal na ang dinunggabay, bisan ug way away ni Pacquiao.

Maguidanao is in the "Reign of Terror." How long will it last..?

It's not a problem if your penis is big. The vagina is too elastic and when self lubricated, it is easy for the penis to penetrate.

Left over onions are poisonous, I don't think so.