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Quote from: hubag bohol on April 28, 2013, 11:12:32 AM

Very safe playground. Way kuyaw sa ligis...

Hmm, iya tingaling dear departed and gilubong diri. Iyang gikantahan sa ilang favorite songs...

Quote from: bugsay on November 05, 2012, 10:23:23 PM
daghan baya pod ma inlove tungod sa borit...

Naa puy borit nga in love sa kaugalingon...

Si Chewbacca ug Han Solo sa gagmay pa...

Quote from: Votives on April 30, 2013, 03:34:08 PM
hello JS... ur like a prom... JS Prom...

Bwahaha! Pwede pud baya Java Script...

Hmm, wa lag apil ang African monarchs: King Mswati III of Swaziland and King Letsie III of Lesotho--o kaha ang ilang crown princes...

Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camila, Duchess of Cornwall arrive for the banquet hosted by the Dutch Royal family at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Monday, April 29, 2013.

Spain's Crown Prince Felipe, right, and Princess Letizia during the banquet hosted by the Dutch Royal family at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Monday, April 29, 2013.

Norway's Crown Princess Mette Marit and Crown Prince Haakon arrive for the banquet hosted by the Dutch Royal family at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Monday, April 29, 2013.

Thai Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn waves as he arrives for the banquet hosted by the Dutch Royal family at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Monday, April 29, 2013.

The banquet hosted by the Dutch Royal family at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Monday, April 29, 2013.

Belgium's Crown Prince Phillipe and Princess Mathilde arrive for a banquet hosted by the Dutch Royal family at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Monday, April 29, 2013.

Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel arrive with Japan's Crown Prince Naruhito, right, for a banquet hosted by the Dutch Royal family at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Monday, April 29, 2013.

Prince Albert of Monaco, left, Guillaume, Grand Duke of Luxembourg, right, with his wife Stephanie Grand Duchess of Luxembourg arrive for the banquet hosted by the Dutch Royal family at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Monday, April 29, 2013. Queen Beatrix has announced she will relinquish the crown on April 30, 2013, after 33 years of reign, leaving the monarchy to her son Crown Prince Willem-Alexander.

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April 30, 2013


AMSTERDAM (AP) â€" Royals and other dignitaries are out in force Tuesday to watch the abdication of Dutch Queen Beatrix and investiture of her eldest son, Willem-Alexander, as new king. Here is a list of some of the visitors in Amsterdam for the royal generation change.


ROYALS:

Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall of the United Kingdom
Prince of Asturias Felipe and Princess Letizia of Spain
Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel of Sweden
Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway
Prince Philippe and Princess Mathilde of Belgium
Prince Guillaume and Princess Stephanie of Luxemburg
Hereditary Prince Alois and Hereditary Princess Sophie of Liechtenstein
Prince Albert II of Monaco
Princess Lalla Salma of Marocco
Prince El Hassan bin Talal and Princess Sarvath El Hassan of Jordan
Crown Prince Salman bin Hamad al Khalifa of Bahrain
Haitham bin Tareq Al-Said of Oman
Sheika Moza bint Nasser al-Mishned of Qatar
Sheikh Hamed bin Zayed al Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates
Crown Prince Naruhito and Crown Princess Masako of Japan
Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn of Thailand
Crown Prince Billah and Princess Sarah of Brunei

DIGNITARIES:

Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission
Herman van Rompuy, President of the European Council
Jacques Rogge, President of the International Olympic Committee
Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the United Nations
Helen Clark, Administrator of the United Nations Development Program

Dear God,
I admit that I have come to both love
and hate the word "diet."
On the one hand, it represents hope for change.
On the other, it's like a sign flashing "Failure ahead!"
I don't want to embark on another faulty plan, Lord.
I want to embark on a journey with You
that is led by You and depends on Your power.
I can do nothing on my own!
Show me the path that will enable me to change.
Show me, as only You can,
what works for me, what is healthy for me.
I want to think of this venture in positive terms, Lord--
not that I am signing up to be miserable or in want.
I want to learn to feed my body what it truly needs when it truly needs it.
And to feed my soul with the Bread of Life--You!
Today I place my future, my failures, my setbacks,
all of my hopes and plans into Your hands.
There alone will I find meaning
and true success in my life.
Amen.

I Praise You for My Body

Dear God,
As You know, some days I wish
I looked different than I do.
How good it is to be reminded, Lord,
that You had me--exactly this me--
in mind long before I came to exist!
So today I present myself to You
with a grateful heart.
Help me to be a good steward of my body.
Because You designed it,
I want to celebrate, nurture, and respect it.
By Your power at work in me,
I praise You for every molecule, gene, and freckle!
Amen.

http://www.cyberrecovery.net/

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 30, 2013, 12:36:51 PM
And suddenly my pillow is your face...

Perfect!

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 30, 2013, 12:36:51 PM
When I’m alone at night,
And there’s no one to comfort me,
I think of you . . .
And suddenly my pillow is your face and your arms...

Arms lang way face...

I THINK OF YOU - PERRY COMO


When I’m alone at night,
And there’s no one to comfort me,
I think of you . . .
And suddenly my pillow is your face and your arms.
And when the winter wind comes chasin’ after me,
I think of you . . .
And it’s as though I crawl beneath the blanket
soft and warm.

How did I get from dark to daylight,
Before you happened to pass by?
How did I find my way through life,
Before you brightened up my sky?
Was there a sky at all,
Until you painted it for me?
How did I get on,
‘Till you came along?

Who knows how many times I pause in every day,
To think of you?
As often as the sun sails out upon the silent sea!
And if you’re wonderin’ why it is I only think of you,
Well it’s because I’d like to be as close to you,
As you’ve become to me!
I think of you . . .
I think of you . . .

Mga bigot nga dili bigot...

Quote from: islander on April 30, 2013, 10:42:00 AM
por santo, why man intawon nga puro man ni mga baye.  naunsa na man ning mga englishwomen tawon.  tungod ba kaha kay di sila parehag nawong ni camilla duchess of cornwall nga naminyo ug prince nga morag nawong ug kabayo?

Lotus mini-pool? Wat dat?

Malaysia:

Malaysia takes the 10th position in the list. The country has a GDP per capita of 15,589 dollars for 2011. Malaysia is an exporter of agricultural resources, the most valuable exported resource being petroleum. The country has also been the largest producer of tin, rubber and palm oil in the world. Tourism in Malaysia is the third largest source of income from exchange.

Libya:

Libya is the ninth richest Muslim country in the world. The country has a GDP per capita of 14,100 dollars for 2011. Libya has the 10th largest proven oil reserves of any country in the world and the 17th highest production of petroleum in the world.

Turkey:

Turkey takes the 8th position in the list. It has a GDP per capita of 16,885 dollars for 2011. Tourism in Turkey has experienced a rapid growth and constitutes an important part of the economy. Other key sectors of the Turkish economy are banking, construction, oil refining, petro chemicals and automotive. Turkey is one of the leading ship-building nations and is ranked 4th in the world after China, Japan and South Korea, in terms of number of ordered ships.

Bahrain:

Bahrain is the seventh richest Muslim country in the world. It has a GDP per capita of 23,690 dollars for 2011. Petroleum is Bahrain’s most exported product. largest producer of tin, rubber and palm oil in the world. Tourism in Malaysia is the third largest source of income from exchange.

Saudi Arabia:

The country takes the 6th position in the list. It has a GDP per capita of 24,434 dollars for 2011. Saudi Arabia has the world’s second largest oil reserves and oil accounts for more than 95 percent of exports and 70 percent of government revenues. It also has the world’s sixth largest natural gas reserves.

Oman:

Oman is the fifth richest Muslim country in the world. It has a GDP per capita of 28,880 dollars for 2011. Oman’s proved reserves of petroleum totals to about 5.5 billion barrels.

United Arab Emirates:

The United Arab Emirates takes the 4th position in the list. UAE banks on its oil and gas for about 25 percent of the GDP which is nearly 48,222 dollars for 2011. In the country, petroleum and natural gas exports plays an important role in the economy, especially in Abu Dhabi.

Brunei:

Brunei is the third richest Muslim country in the world. It has GDP per capita of about 50,506 dollars for 2010. The country is rich due its extensive petroleum and natural gas fields. The country’s economy has been dominated by the oil and gas industry for the past 80 years, and the hydrogen resources account for over 90 percent of its exports and more than half of its GDP.

Kuwait:

The country with a population of about 3.5 million is the second richest Muslim country in the world. The gross domestic product per capita is 54,654 dollars for 2011. Kuwait has proven crude oil reserves of 104 million barrels, estimated to be 10 percent of the world’s reserves. Kuwait’s oil production is expected to increase to 4 million barrel units by 2020. Other major industries include shipping, construction and financial services.

Qatar:

The Gulf state with a population of 1.7 million topped the list of the world’s richest Muslim countries. Qatar had booked a probable gross domestic product per capita of more than 88,919 dollars for 2011. The main drivers for this rapid growth are attributed to ongoing increases in production and exports of natural gas, oil and petrochemicals. Qatar, which will host the 2022 Football World Cup, is also in the running for the 2020 Olympics Games.

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December 23, 2012 |





Having a large GDP per capita means a country is an important economic player in the world. Here are the world’s 10 richest Muslim countries according to Yahoo Finance, released recently.

Ini hang ningdot nga bigot...

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 30, 2013, 06:56:31 AM
The Catholic Church teaches that it has no authority to allow women to be priests because Jesus Christ chose only men as his apostles. Proponents of a female priesthood said Jesus was acting only according to the customs of his time.

Hmm, good point...

During the ordination ceremony, Smead wept openly as nearly everyone in the audience came up and laid their hands on her head in blessing. Some whispered, "Thanks for doing this for us."

During the communion service, Smead and other woman priests lifted the plates and cups containing the sacramental bread and wine to bless them.

A woman in the audience murmured, "Girl, lift those plates. I've been waiting a long time for this."

One of those attending the service was Stewart Pawley, 32, of Louisville, who said he was raised Catholic and now only attends on Christmas and Easter. But he said he would attend services with Smead when she starts to offer them in Louisville.

"People like me know it's something the Catholic Church will have to do," said Pawley. (Editing by Tim Gaynor and Mohammad Zargham)

'NEW ERA OF INCLUSIVITY'

The modern woman priest movement started in Austria in 2002, when seven women were ordained by the Danube River by an independent Catholic bishop. Other women were later ordained as bishops, who went on to ordain more women priests and deacons.

"As a woman priest, Rosemarie is leading, not leaving the Catholic Church, into a new era of inclusivity," said Bishop Bridget Mary Meehan during her sermon Saturday. "As the Irish writer James Joyce reminded us, the word 'Catholic' means 'Here comes everybody!'"

Smead had to leave the rigorous Carmelite life due to health reasons, and earned a bachelor's degree in theology and a doctorate in counseling psychology. She taught at Indiana University for 26 years, and works as a couples and family therapist.

The Catholic Church teaches that it has no authority to allow women to be priests because Jesus Christ chose only men as his apostles. Proponents of a female priesthood said Jesus was acting only according to the customs of his time.

They also note that he chose women, like Mary Magdalene, as disciples, and that the early Church had women priests, deacons and bishops.

The ceremony, held at St. Andrew United Church of Christ in Louisville, was attended by about 200 men and women. Many identified themselves to a Reuters reporter as Catholics, but some declined to give their names or their churches.

The former pope, Benedict XVI, reaffirmed the Catholic Church's ban on women priests and warned that he would not tolerate disobedience by clerics on fundamental teachings. Male priests have been stripped of their holy orders for participating in ordination ceremonies for women.

In a statement last week, Louisville Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz called the planned ceremony by the Association of Roman Catholic Women Priests a "simulated ordination" in opposition to Catholic teaching.

"The simulation of a sacrament carries very serious penal sanctions in Church law, and Catholics should not support or participate in Saturday's event," Kurtz said.

In an interview before the ceremony, Smead said she is not worried about being excommunicated from the Church - the fate of other women ordained outside of Vatican law.

"It has no sting for me," said Smead, a petite, gray-haired former Carmelite nun with a ready hug for strangers. "It is a Medieval bullying stick the bishops used to keep control over people and to keep the voices of women silent. I am way beyond letting octogenarian men tell us how to live our lives."

The ordination of women as priests, along with the issues of married priests and birth control, represents one of the big divides between U.S. Catholics and the Vatican hierarchy.

Seventy percent of U.S. Catholics believe that women should be allowed to be priests, according to a New York Times/CBS News poll earlier this year.

By Mary Wisniewski | Reuters â€" 5 hrs ago



Reuters/Reuters - Rosemarie Smead, a 70-year-old Kentucky woman, sings with the audience during a Celebration of Ordination at St. Andrew's United Church of Christ in Louisville, Kentucky April 27, 2013. REUTERS/John Sommers II


By Mary Wisniewski

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (Reuters) - In an emotional ceremony filled with tears and applause, a 70-year-old Kentucky woman was ordained a priest on Saturday as part of a dissident group operating outside of official Roman Catholic Church authority.

Rosemarie Smead is one of about 150 women around the world who have decided not to wait for the Roman Catholic Church to lift its ban on women priests, but to be ordained and start their own congregations.

Quote from: Votives on April 29, 2013, 06:37:29 PM
gi raid naman ang pawikanan sa pasil... gi raid nalang sa mga mag kan-anan nga pulis ddto kay dili na daw makapahulay ilahang uyab og asawa...

Bitaw, pero naa pay madaginot diha sa Suba...

Hmm, I wonder how the denouement offered a much meowed about CATharsis...

Quote from: johnstephen on April 29, 2013, 07:11:07 PM
Hi There,

     My name is John Stephen new member of the forum wanna say hello to all.

Hello, Mr. JS. If you're not Christian I'd be much surprised...

Kon ang Hollywood naay Lady Gaga, ang TB naa puy Lord Gago...

Quote from: Chongki on April 29, 2013, 09:11:16 PM

Quote from: Chongki on April 29, 2013, 09:25:02 PM
beach with the kids

Hmm, safe post-Easter celebration?

Quote from: Votives on April 29, 2013, 12:11:47 PM
makaadto man kaha ta og hungkera aning kalakiha..

Hmm, kaon sag pawikan sa Pasil...

Quote from: Votives on April 29, 2013, 12:27:53 PM
nindot kaau ni gahapon diri sa lapu-lapu city... inubanan sa food festival sa mga nagkalain laing hotel diri sa lapu-lapu city og Sebu... hitsas jud ang adlaw....

Unya, dihay chix nga nagbahag ra?

Human sa TUM, SAM dayon...

He he, radioactive cat...

Quote from: islander on April 29, 2013, 11:54:22 AM
may-ong-may-ong.  wa gani hibaw-ig si engineer pikoy ni nga nagtakoban.

Agoi, bantog rang wa na kaduaw sa TB...

TIGBAO: Padre, nganong naa man ka'y daghang hinayhay nga bra, panty, ug blouses? Naa kay asawa?

PARI: Sus! Kon ang inyong limos ug amot ra ang akong saligan, dili ko mabuhi. Nanglabada ko no?

Kinsa ni, si Engr. Pikoy?

Dia ra ang tuslobanan para sa sinugbang molmol...

Hmm, ang tulingan gihiwaan, gihimo galing nga sashimi...

Pasyente: Dok, ngano man ni nga kon malibang ko naa may plema?

Doktor: OK lang na siya. Ang delikado kong inig sikma nimo naay tae!

Quote from: jorgeanna on April 04, 2013, 12:03:37 AM
Tatay: mag aral kang mabuti, exam nyo na bukas, kapag bumagsak ka, kalimutan m nang ako ang iyong ama.

Anak: opo tay!

(Kinabukasan)

Tatay: Oh ano , anak, kamusta exam nyo? Pasado ka ba?

Anak: Hu u???

Bwahaha! TB member na ni ron bataa...

Quote from: islander on April 29, 2013, 11:23:56 AM
ang nude dancer diay kun i-time lapse mamorag ohong.

He he, ang akong tan-aw kay inodoro nga gilubag...

Aw, abi nako petition against diabetes, which is just as ridiculous...

Doggy: Belat! Mas lami ani ang amoa... 

Hmm, mouli na galing si Bay Pikoy kon maohon...

In a span of four decades, the number of deployed OFWs has skyrocketed from 36,035 in 1972 to an estimated 2.2 million in 2011.

OFWs and Filipino immigrants continue to be an important source of money remittances to the Philippines, providing a vital lifeline for their families.

Personal remittances from OFWs reached US$ 1.9 billion in January this year, representing an increase of 8.4 percent compared to the year-ago figure of US$ 1.7 billion, according to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP).

In 2012, cash remittances from OFWs coursed through banks represented about 6.5 percent of the country's gross national income and 8.5 percent of the gross domestic product. (PNA)

President Aquino said Solaire Resort & Casino has so far employed around 500 OFWs who have decided to come home than work abroad.

"If you are an OFW, your income is tax-free. Back in the Philippines, even if you receive the same salary as when you're working abroad, you have to pay income tax. But, if I am an OFW, if this means I can be with my family, I might as well go home," he said in Filipino.

"Our OFWs are now realizing the fruits of our good governance, they were not forced to come home, but have decided that working and living now in the Philippines is better than working abroad," he said.

Manila Bulletin â€" Sun, Apr 28, 2013



Reuters/REUTERS - A worker inspect U.S. dollar bills, which are being exchanged for Philippine Pesos, inside a money changer in Manila April 1, 2013. The Philippines could attract more capital inflows after winning its first-ever investment grade rating, but any boost to local bonds, stocks or the peso currency is likely to be mild for now, investors and analysts say. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco (PHILIPPINES - Tags: BUSINESS)


CALBAYOG CITY - President Benigno S. Aquino III on Friday said more overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are planning to come home due to the vibrant economy the country is experiencing now.

In his speech at the meeting with local leaders and the community at the Calbayog Sports Complex here, the President cited the newly opened Solaire Resort & Casino on Roxas Boulevard, Manila, where one of its chefs - a Filipino who has been staying in the US for 24 years - has decided to come home to work here.

Quote from: Votives on April 29, 2013, 10:50:25 AM
d ko motuo ani bai hubs... maka panimaho man gani ang buta nga laki inig agi sa babaye...

He he, sabagay. Hinuon, kanay buta nga daghan nang chix nga milabay sa iyang kamot, sama aning butaha nga nisakay og taxi:


Driver: Kahibalo ka sa direction nga buta ka man?

Buta: Ayawg kabalaka, katoltol ko. Nakahibawo ko nga naa na ta sa Guadalupe kay naninimaho nang mangga.

Driver: Sakto ka. Katoltol jud diay ka.

Buta: Karon naa na ta sa may simbahan kay nanimaho nang kandila.

Driver: Sakto gihapon ka.

(Paglabay nila sa Taboan, sa mga tindahan og buwad...)

Buta: Good evening, ladies.

He he, sakto. Sa ato pa pud, pwede na way marriage, para perfect jud...

Quote from: islander on April 29, 2013, 09:34:31 AM
tolerable.  makaihap pa ko ana nga bundle.  money that i cannot count is money that's useless.

Mao ba? Volunteer ko tig-ihap...

Bwahaha! Balibaran bay grasya...

Quote from: Votives on April 29, 2013, 09:53:49 AM
wow kalami ihigup og sabaw na halang ani...

He he, moinit jud imong lawas ani, Bay Vots, apil na imong tingkoy...

OK pud ni pang-shopping...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on April 29, 2013, 09:26:12 AM
Wa nako kakita ug tawong naggamit ani.. sa gamay pa ko kani gyud gamiton sa mga tao kada mamalengke...

Hala, kahinumdom ko ani, morag moskitero gani. Kini maoy lig-on jud...

Quote from: islander on April 29, 2013, 09:23:15 AM
i look forward to the comeback of the classic paper bag, with a stronger handle this time.

Nagsugod na baya og balik, some not as durable, some rather too fancy for comfort...

Quote from: islander on April 29, 2013, 09:14:53 AM
di na sad ko ana uy.  kapoya nag ihap uy.  bikogan man sad ta ana.  magkinahanglan pa gyod ug mga pusil.  usa ka bundle ray ako, bastante na.

Hmm, kini, pwede na? Assured na ani ang pagkaon sa imong kitties for a good number of years...

Classic paper bag nga naay gunitanan...

Quote from: islander on April 29, 2013, 09:04:27 AM
ang apan lang, sa kabug-at sa dad-onon sa mga bata sa eskwelahan (ambot why karong panahona pwerteng daghanang butang man ang atong schoolchildren--textbook, workbook ug unsa pang book diha for every subject; maayong negosyo sa mga privileged select sa ched kuno, with apologies, loll), way ligid ni nga bag.  sayang.

Hmm, pwede ta magpa-design ni Bugsay og bayong nga naay ligid. Siyempre, wooden wheels para nitib jud...

Quote from: islander on April 29, 2013, 08:49:51 AM
type gyod ni nako uy.  kun mahimo pa lang untang uso...

Hmm, mas ganahan tingali ka ani nga medyo may arte gamay, kitty pa jud ang motif...

By Macon Ramos-Araneta | Posted on Apr. 29, 2013 at 12:01am


Agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) arrested early this month an Australian  man and recovered 14 girls after raiding an apartment, which was suspected as a sex den maintained by the foreigner, officials said on Sunday.

NBI Director Nonnatus Caesar Rojas said Drew Shobbrook alias Dean Fred Hoban was nabbed at his home on April 17 at Labangon District where she kept the girls, who were made to pose nude and engage in sex that the Austrialian posted in the Internet.

“Charges of anti-human trafficking and anti-child pornography have been filed against the suspect in Cebu,” Rojas said.

The Australian offered the girls free food and lodging and an undetermined amount of allowances. He has two women recruiters that supply the girls, Rojas said.

The agents recovered  Shobbrook’s laptop, which showed nude photographs of the victims, he said. -- http://manilastandardtoday.com/

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 29, 2013, 08:42:40 AM
“Parents should be concerned with toxins prowling in these bags that can impair brain development, cause shorter attention span, lower IQs and other learning disabilities,” Lucero said.

Agoi, dapat kini na lang ang gamiton, lig-on pa...

By Ferdinand Fabella | Posted on Apr. 29, 2013 at 12:01am


An environment watchdog group warned the public on Sunday against buying cheap kiddie backpacks sold by sidewalk vendors and bargain stores because the products contain lead and other harmful chemicals that can damage the brain and cause lower intelligence quotient and other learning disabilities among children.

Aileen Lucero national coordinator of the EcoWaste Coalition said laboratory tests made on the products showed they contained unsafe levels of lead, a potent brain and nervous system poison.

“Parents should be concerned with toxins prowling in these bags that can impair brain development, cause shorter attention span, lower IQs and other learning disabilities,” Lucero said.

Using X-Ray Flourescence analyzer, EcoWaste researchers screened product samples for their lead content. The samples, which cost from P50 to P280 each, were bought from street vendors in Sta. Cruz, Manila.

In the absence of specific standard for lead in children’s bags, researchers used as reference the 90 parts per million (ppm) limit for lead in consumer paints and surface coatings under the US Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act. Out of 25 samples, 23 or 93 percent contained lead of up to 5,752 ppm in excess of the 90 ppm limit. -- http://manilastandardtoday.com/