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kagwapa.  what's this, fr chic?  a waiting shed or a bench?

comes a time nga mapugos ta for lack of any choice, kay mahimo man nilang i-disapprove ang sakyanan.  usa ka tuig baya nga wa kadagan among sakyanan tungod kay nagpagahi ko sa pasakalye sa LTO nga makalisang ang pangayo (nga kintahay dili taga-LTO kay fixer man). 

pait ug parat ning kalibotana.  tumoong pahak sa daang matuwid... nanggungis na ning mga tawhana sa ilang binuhatan.  wa nay kahadlokan.

mosumbong ko, wa koy proof.  wa pa gyod koy pusil.  maangin tag ahat sa checkpoint...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on January 10, 2013, 02:37:37 PM
happy and proud ko kay ang akong papa tarong nga police.. for 30 years wa gyud siya anang mangurap kay wa man mi nadatu..

nice to know that.  salamat nga naa pa gyod diay mapili. 

nakatilaw tawon kog ginagmay nga kotong (kiting diay kay ginagmay man) sometime in november last year.  bayad sa land bank for highway patrol group service bahin sa car emission.  mao na unta to tawon, sakto na.  uy, duha ka lispo ask man ug tag-300 each.  naa bay receipt?  wa na kuno toy resibo.

kakuyaw ba aning estoryaha uy.  morag high stakes ni nga operation da.

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on January 10, 2013, 01:23:46 PM
According to the report, Finland's national carrier topped the list with the least fatal accidents, followed by Air New Zealand, Cathay Pacific Airways and Emirates and Etihad.

wow, sulod man ang duha ka airlines sa united arab emirates-- emirates and etihad.  well, majority of their employees, especially the pilots, are british.

cheer up, loll!  fear of flying is very common.  we're not birds, after all.

very inspiring.

...which is way better than determining that it's worth shortening.

Marilyn says...

All I can say is that at the beginning of this year I decided to take the product as a nutritional supplement. I am now a happily functioning person again and out and about. Last year I was very depressed and it was physically my worst year. Most of the doctors wasted my time and money. Drugs were their only answer and that did not work! My mother suffered a heart attack after taking Vioxx. Two people died in my family recently of misdiagnosis and wrong medication. My friend lost her eye sight after taking 12 days of a prescribed drug. So, should I continue the allopathic way?

I have done my own research and I have read all that I can and continue to do so, looking for something out there than can help. To me, this product did the trick, I can physically function again, and my lab results have shown a drastic change. The quality of my life is so much better! You call him a quack, but I call him a person who has made a difference in my life!

more at http://bayblab.blogspot.com/2007/10/quack-of-week-christian-drapeaustem.html

lifeenhancingtec says...

Apparently you are not aware that there is a peer reviewed study published in the Cardiovascular Revascularization Medical Journal, Sept Issue.

Based on your comments you are saying this peer review is worthless?

And are you making a statement that this is a drug or in that category? It is not.

I hold an MS Degree also and I am about to do my dissertation to get my PHD. I had to stop working a JOB and my dissertation papers because my body had run down and I was unable to do much of anything. I was joining the drugged society. Having tried the product upon high recommendations of an MD who did research on this product I had great results and doing much, much better in just a few months. StemEnhance help my body do what it needed to do unlike the poor results caused by medications. So, believe what you want without having tried the product that is your choice. As for myself, I thank Christian Drapeau for giving me the chance to continue having a better quality of life. And as far as the MLM goes, you have just know idea.... because it isn't what you make it to be. Stick to what you know more about live the business world alone. Either we are all stupid and you are just so smart and above us all.

3)Is there any evidence that IF stem cell mobilization offers a health benefit, the increase in circulating CD34+ claimed by StemEnhance is biologically relevant? 30% may seem like a lot, but what does that mean in absolute numbers? Is that 1000 cells? 100? Is that enough to make a difference?

4)What are potential long term or other potential outcomes of increased circulating stem cells? A recent paper discussed at Journal Club talks about bone marrow stem cells localizing to breast cancers and increase metastatic potential.

Don't just listen to me, though. Other StemEnhance criticism can be found at MLM watch and The Scientist.

On top of the dubious product claims, StemEnhance has another hallmark of potential scams: a multi-level marketing scheme. That's right, you too can distribute StemEnhance and become a block in the pyramid upon whose back others will profit. But don't just take StemEnhance to improve your OWN health, you can buy StemPets and StemEquine and have your animal friends reap the benefits as well. Me? I think I'll buy some for my duck. Quack, quack, quack. (Posted by Kamel)

some other opinions:

The product that this data is meant to support is StemEnhance, a miracle stem cell mobilizer that improves healing and maintains proper tissue and organ functioning in your body. A single, 30-serving (60 tablet) bottle costs $60 with a recommended dose of 2 capsules once or twice a day. But before shelling out up to $120 a month, consider the following:

1)Does StemEnhance actually mobilize stem cells as it claims? The only published data is poor at best, as discussed above.

2)Is there any scientific evidence that 'stem cell mobilization' offers any health benefit? Like most quackery, StemEnhance relies on anecdotal evidence and testamonials to support their claims.

Christian Drapeau (Born March 8, 1965 in Montreal, Canada) is an American author and self-styled "stem cell expert", the author of a book called The Stem Cell Theory of Renewal (Sutton Hart Press 2009). Drapeau is also the author of several other books ranging from Accelerated Learning to Amazon Herbs to Cracking the Stem Cell Code (Sutton Hart Press 2010). (wikipedia)

while fda-approved drugs are reassuring, the fda isn't infallible either.  i understand that there were instances when fda-approved drugs were withdrawn from the market because of some unexpected side effects.

it's cheaper in the u.s. then.  in the philippines, it more or less costs $85 a bottle at the current exchange rate.

Quote from: czarprince on January 09, 2013, 08:46:52 PM
Ok, thanks sir. Hope there will be more community here in TB.

if there were more contributors/members such as you, surely this site would get more interesting.

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 08, 2013, 10:49:47 AM
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the webmaster must have known this, having come from bangkok.  as for hubag, Ð'а́ба с во́зу -- кобы́ле ле́гче. 

Quote from: czarprince on January 08, 2013, 08:52:11 PM
how about site donations?

my understanding is that this site is open for donations to help defray its monthly cost of maintenance.

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 05, 2013, 03:30:53 PM
Not to hearken to Flatteryes, nor conceive I can be beloved by a young woman, et eos qui hereditatem captant, odisse ac vitare.

"and to detest and avoid those who are chasing after an inheritance" (as translated to english).  hehe, watch out, you moneyed tblander guys.

it was in an exclusive school for girls in cebu city...

worst: my mom died and they had to force me to go back to school

best: every time my english and filipino language teachers read my written compositions in class

Quote from: Lollapalooza on January 09, 2013, 08:35:00 AM
aym an animal laber except lang sa tuko, ug bitin...

yikes, di pod ko ganahan ug slithering animals.  palayo, intawon.

bisan di ako ang huwes, my two-cents worth--di man tingali, mg.  stuffed toy tingali ang iyang tinan-awan sa kittens. 

oh, no.  sayang, piks.  kawat-kawat na lang sa inyong balay pagkagabii.  makalugar ra lagi ka kun mobakasyon ug dugay inyong gm.  ayaw pamiya namo ha?  mawad-an unya ug importanteng lingaw si lolla.  luoy pod ming uban...

Quote from: czarprince on January 08, 2013, 08:41:47 PM
Seriously, I hate cats but I love dogs.

please don't hate cats, czar our prince.   they're the most abused domestic animals.  let's give them a break.

i'm a dog person too.  growing up, i was the one who always owned the dog in the family, though i never really hated cats.  i became passionate about cats when i saw a helpless kitten run over needlessly.  somehow i blamed myself for not picking it up when i crossed the street.  then i read anything about cats that i could get hold of...   

mao nga pagwalis anang ikog ni votives, makakita siyag impiyerno?

Quote from: czarprince on January 08, 2013, 05:16:57 PM
Hehe, a baby sloth wants to have a second opinion.

the sloth can even settle for a third or fourth opinion.  they call it consensus.

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 08, 2013, 04:29:43 PM
Bitaw. Students know best. Ang medical students way kalainan sa law students in this regard...

morag lahi man tingali ang medical student sa law student.  ang medical student gimata-mata pa sa cadavers, ang law student gusto nang mamukpok ug gavel.  hehe, law student baya atong webmaster dinhi...

mag-unsa na man lang diay tawon ka, vots, kun ganahan sila nimo?

brayt bataa.  brayt si islander.

makasiguro mi nga fan ka anang imong baby.

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 08, 2013, 04:43:54 PM

cute.  mag-unsa na lang kun i-flat top ang kahoy sa luyo.

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 08, 2013, 06:45:20 AM

i like this best.  hello, calvin my favorite...

how can there be proof when there's nothing to show because the balls aren't there?

kanang pakulo nga horse meat sa cebu sa una di tawon horse.  tartanilya kadto nga gipaka-aron ingnon nga kabayo.

aw, vots, daghan bayag batan-on nga medyo apiki pod ug nawong, kana bitawng nag-idlat ang kilay...

estap laf.  i'm serious.

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 08, 2013, 03:57:49 PM
Really? Bisag padad-an pag Pinaskohan?

really tingali kay medical student man siya.  he knows what he speaks of.  anyway, kun ang pinaskohan nga ipadala cured ham...

Quote from: Votives on January 08, 2013, 04:23:04 PM
imo man gipatay og samot ang patay bai islander...

double murder?  assured murder?  dead na dead?  either way, may he rest in peace.

laing posibilidad... drug money ang gitukod sa balay.  wa mabahini tong mga killers.  unsa pa...

remote possibility... mamamarang ang nagtukod sa balay.  gitakboyan ug grabeng sakit ang pamilya sa main killer.  tua, nanimawos sa way lipod-lipod.  whew, kadaghang posibilidad ani nga hitaboa.

di man tingali mopatay ang nasuya lang... duda kog naay namintaha aning pagtukod sa balay, sama sa pag-angkon sa yuta ba ron sa di tarong nga paagi. 

may puruhan nga tigpautang/tigpatanto si mendoza, unya yuta ang gi-collateral.  bisag unsaon ug hinilak sa tag-iyag hangyo nga di una imbargohon ang yuta intawon kay wa siyay lain, aw, bintahoso lagi, mao nga wa gyod mosugot.  gitukoran pa gyod ug balay, nag-housewarming pa nga wa mangimbitar.  tua, gitira hinoon may he rest in peace.

lorenz and czarprince, your comments please.

hubag and fr chic, hey, why don't we give this a try?  if i start looking like julia roberts, there's no reason why you wouldn't start looking like george clooney or sir balong.

the columnist had this at the end of her article:

Please text your comment to 0917-8155570.

But I was most impressed by Dr. George Eufemio, a surgical oncologist.  The doctor takes StemEnhance and now also sells it because it has done him tremendous good.  Dr. Eufemio is 80 years old, plays tennis albeit doubles.  He is a doctor who has tried it and found it works remarkably well on him.  He jokes that when he plays tennis and wins, it is because of StemEnhance.  When he loses, it’s because he forgot to take it.

If you want to try it, ask your friends.  I’m sure there’s a person you know who sells it.  If not, you may call me, but only if you truly want to.

http://www.philstar.com/

But it can be expensive.  The retail price is P3,600 for every bottle of 90 capsules.  Ordinary people take three capsules a day.  I take them all in the morning.  If you are recovering from a stroke or from cancer, you may have to take as many as 16 capsules a day.  It will work slowly but surely on you as it worked on me.

It is also good for diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s, I am told, a bit too late for my mother.  It is good for any ailment because it repairs all cells that need repair, including brain cells.  Also this is so much cheaper than the stem cell therapy I know the celebrities are taking.

That’s how I got converted to StemEnhance.  You don’t find it in drugstores.  You buy it from people who sell it.  It is not a miracle drug.  It repairs your body invisibly because it repairs inside, replacing cells that need replacement.  You don’t see those and you don’t feel anything.  But over time, you observe the effects.

I wear glasses all the time and my glasses have progressive lenses.   I used to go for a checkup once a year.  The grade would go higher each time.  These days, I make jewelry, always using my eyes.  The grade has not changed in three years.  To me that alone is remarkable!

I know the effect it had on me. As a stroke victim I did not want to take my neurologist’s prescriptions because I do not like chemical drugs.  Then I ran into a friend who looked very well.  I asked him if he was taking anything.  He said StemEnhance.  So I asked for a bottle. In less than 10 days, I noticed more energy.  I used to wake up and drag myself around.  Suddenly, I was waking up, bathing, and dressing very quickly and looking for things to do.  In four months my brain had returned.  I was thinking again, speaking again, being contrary again.  In four months, I was perfectly well.   To think that I had the stroke six years before then.

to continue...

StemEnhance is a capsule made from blue-green algae found in an Oregon lake. Drapeau did massive research on it and found that it had the property of supporting the manufacture and mobility of human stem cells.  Our stem cells are produced by the bone marrow in our own bodies.  Stem cells are our own healing system. They are produced, released into the blood stream and travel around our bodies looking for defective cells that need to be replaced.  Then they turn into those cells.  If there is something wrong with your liver, you will generate new liver cells and your liver will start working again.

why not?  this may be worth a try.   

Anyway, last week I went to my first StemEnhance meeting.  Christian Drapeau, the researcher whose efforts gave birth to the capsule, was in town and he was going to give a speech.  He does this quite regularly, but I’ve never had the time to go.   Christian Drapeau is a good-looking, well-spoken vegetarian.  Jenny, one of the office girls, referred to him as a George Clooney look-alike and I saw she was quite right.  But he is young and married to a beautiful young actress so, ladies, hands off.  He talked wonderfully well about the product and how it works.

I am not an active seller of StemEnhance. I buy about six bottles every quarter for my own use and the use of a few people who call now and then. I have been taking it for three years now. It makes me feel good. The other day, I saw one of my writing students.  She was my oldest student. She looked puzzled.  Then she said, “You look so young.  You look younger than you did when you were teaching me.  You should change the picture in your column.  There you look old.”  The last time I saw her was eight years ago.

I had lunch with a friend who I had not seen at close range in approximately a year.   I was wearing jeggings and a simple blouse.  She said I was slim.  I told her I don’t diet.  She said it was probably because of StemEnhance.  I agreed.

SECOND WIND
By Barbara C. Gonzalez
The Philippine Star
November 24, 2012


When our cells need repair, including brain cells


Illustration by REY RIVERA

I remember my cousin Noli calling me and telling me about a doctor she saw on TV talking about stem cell therapy.  “It might be good for your mother,” she said, “but it’s very expensive.”  When she told me how much, I told her I could not afford it.  Since then both my mother and Noli have passed away.  But that phone call stands out in my memory because it was the first time I heard about stem cell therapy, something I use now, and for much less money than that doctor cited then.

here's another whatchamacallit that may rival MX-3:

Quote from: fdaray on January 08, 2013, 01:38:04 PM
MX3 Capsule and Tea - Effective or Not? dependi sa pagtuo.

Quote from: chicogon on January 08, 2013, 02:11:42 PM
Nature's way... God's way...

matod pa sa usa ka medical student who i met long ago, bisag  unsaon ug tambal, even the best medicines cannot cure one who does not believe and does not want to be cured.

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 08, 2013, 11:38:36 AM
Hmm, interesting...

klarohi ra god ko please explain unsay connection ani.  why man nang iyang eyeballs out of place ug nilugwa sa ilong?  salamat nga di ingon ani ang eyeballs sa tb kay, na, unsaon na lang ang kalimutaw ni bugsay nga nag-eyeball na ra ba mi.   

yikes!  bawot-bawot sa nag-kiss unya nagtoo nga gipasahan ug chewing gum mouth-to-mouth.  nahibung why parat-parat.  hukaw diay to.

aaahhh, buot nimong ipabuot, kanang series lights?  kasabot na ko.  di gyod hinoon lalim na patyon kay usahay patay na daan nga wa mag-agig buhi kun made in china.

whew, thanks!

well then, kining killers but not necessarily serial, unsa may ilang gipatay?  lamok, olmigas, karapata, polgas, bunhok?

Quote from: Lorenzo on January 08, 2013, 08:51:45 AM
Ha ha ha ha! Will you attend?

through all means possible and impossible here on earth.

swim if need be.

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 07, 2013, 05:04:45 PM
Leiðrétting ógiftur en ekki einlífismaður...

غير Ù...تزوجة ÙˆÙ,,يس تصحيح

Quote from: Lorenzo on January 07, 2013, 12:53:17 PM
So ikog means tail? I never knew that.

you mean you thought ikog meant horns?

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 07, 2013, 02:55:33 PM
...made sillier by silly protestations...

fitting for a silly guy, right?

Quote from: czarprince on January 07, 2013, 10:10:49 PM
Welcome bro, medyo medical terms akong gipost hahaha.

it's all right.  shakespearean and latin terms are just as good here, as you may have noticed.

oh, does this mean we have another in-house doctor here in you?  the other one is lorenz.  this is getting interesting.  wait till you know our diseases.

Pope Benedict XVI leads his Angelus prayer from the window of his private apartment in Saint Peter’s Square at the Vatican. (Reuters)

http://blogs.voanews.com/

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 07, 2013, 05:08:50 PM
Change name? Any silly suggestion?

unsay sulod sa hubag?

i hope that picture is not representative of a potential serial killer?  i mean, that boy didn't kill that cat, okay?

therefore gapikas ang cleavage?

i would like to believe that it's not death itself that i fear but the manner of dying.

what about your name?  di nimo usbon?  wa kay ambisyon nga mag-flying voter?

so when is your ordination?

apilig karapata aron way alkanse.

sad.  di na lang gyod unta paanakon. 

naunsa mo dinhi?  tingnan natin kun kaantos ba mog daghang tungaw.

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 06, 2013, 10:49:15 AM
Ngiga. To the last minute man jud...

hahaha!  wa na lang i-round off ug alas 7.  pero di gihapon ko bilib kay way seconds.  gwapo unta to ug 6:59:22 pananglit.

aguy, por santo.  mahal pa ang itoy nga german shepherd kay 18k man intawon. 

mister swabe kuno kang pagkatawo kay ang prutas nahimo dayong bino.

fata viam invenient; alea jacta est.

tabi, nakadungog ko nga ang role ni chewbacca gikuha kuno ug tblander.  kadto ba kahang bag-ong naminyo sa?

mas mapasalamaton unta ko kun role ni yoda ang imong giingon.

si bai tigs aka taga tigbao akong gihuwat nga maminyo kay porma man tog plano nga mag-celibate.  kun naa pa lang untay bagyo, nigimaw na to dinhi.  happy new year nimo diha, bai tigs!

happy new year ug happy 3 kings, vots.  now i know why abtik kang mangulitawo.  minyo na man diay kang dako jamo.

it's reassuring that during holy masses the clergy is included in the prayers. 

kini si byron garcia nga maoy nagpasiugda sa sikat nga "thriller" sa mga piniriso sa cebu.  kun kini makigsinumbagay sa police chief, kinahanglan mopalayo ang tanan kay mas kuyaw nig kinumo kay ni pacquiao.

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 07, 2013, 11:37:08 AM
Hmm, The Unforgiven, o kaha For A Few Dollars More...

thrilling pod kun high noon or shootout at ok corral or tombstone.

you're next, lorenz!

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 07, 2013, 11:23:37 AM
Hmm, bitaw no? What silly observations...

...on a silly post, no doubt.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on January 07, 2013, 11:49:50 AM
yes, it's true. mobalik ra ko alang sa dugang kasayoran. ug salamat sa tanan nga mipahalipay.
dili makontak si hubag bohol ug islander. still anonymous. can't be located. so wala katambong.

a pm would have been welcome.

Members of the Edo Firemanship Preservation Association display their balancing skills atop bamboo ladders during a New Year demonstration by the fire brigade in Tokyo, Japan. (Reuters)

http://blogs.voanews.com/

Men jump into the waters of a lake in an attempt to grab a wooden cross on Epiphany Day in Sofia, Bulgaria. Orthodox priests throughout the country bless the waters by throwing a cross into it as worshipers try to retrieve the cross. It is strongly believed that catching the cross brings health and prosperity to the person who catches it. (Reuters)

http://blogs.voanews.com/

Newly ordained bishops lay on the floor as Pope Benedict XVI leads the Epiphany mass in Saint Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican. (Reuters)

http://blogs.voanews.com/

by the by, what's extremely unusual about a silly costume?

kamaayong latuzon ni hubag ug ikog sa pagi.

hello, czar, prince of lightness.  judging from the members here, it looks like we come from everywhere.  welcome, welcome to tubagbohol.  we look forward to your ideas and opinions in this forum of limitless possibilities.

great tip, czar.  thanks.

The reality is we have heard much more of Mark Hamill than seen over the years. Old Luke may have a face for radio, but he’s lent his voice to several video games and cartoons over the years. Anyone that’s watched “My Friends Tigger and Pooh” on Disney…just admit you watched it…heard him as the voice of Turtle.

Even I was surprised when I found out he voices Fire Lord Ozao in the “Avatar: The Last Airbender”cartoon. Just last week, my children and I finally watched the series, and not once did I even think about Hamill as Ozai. In fact, children today have heard more of Mark Hamill than any of my or subsequent generations ever have.

Hamill may not be able to swing a light saber like he used to, but I hear they make pills for that. Many may consider Hamill’s career to have gone downhill since his days as a Jedi, but for any actor to stay busy into his 60s is definitely an accomplishment. He may not have a list of blockbuster movies under he belt, but it’s obvious that he hasn’t let his one iconic character define him. Happy birthday, Luke Skywalker, may the Hoveround be with you.

http://news.doddleme.com/

here's an interesting article on mark hamill:

Happy Birthday Luke Skywalker

September 26, 2012
By Brock Cooper (doddleNEWS)

Mark Hamill was only 25 when he swung his first light saber, and some would say that it was the highlight of his career. The Jedi turned 61 this past Sunday, making that 183 in Hollywood years. It’s hard to believe the young man that took on the voice of James Earl Jones, and lived, carries around an AARP card.

It’s funny when people a generation or two behind mine (I was blessed to slide in at the tail-end of Gen X) consider Hamill’s greatest role as either the voice of Joker on Batman or possibly Cocknocker in Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. He may have never gained the fame of Han or the infamy of Leia, but I don’t think Hamill has done too badly for himself.

While I’m a Star Wars fan, Hamill will forever be Col. Christopher Blair from the incredibly successful, and once cutting edge, Wing Commander series of video games. I still have them and occasionally bring them out on my original Playstation. He also made an impression in “The Guyver,” but it’s hard to outshine Jimmy Walker and his signature “Dynomite.” I hope you can sense the sarcasm there.

Quote from: Lorenzo on January 06, 2013, 10:56:51 PM
For this cold Sunday, I made a cup of oatmeal.

my favorite breakfast!

tell her not to miss badiang spring at anas.

congratulations!  that's good enough.