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Manila ordinance pushes ban on ‘riding in tandem’

By Erika Sauler
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Thursday, December 6th, 2012

MANILA, Philippinesâ€"Men riding in pairs on motorcycles on the streets of Manila, beware.

You could be jailed for a month and fined P3,000 if an ordinance proposed by a Manila councilor seeking the prohibition of so-called riding-in tandem on motorcycles in Manila is passed.

Councilor Rodolfo Lacsamana proposed the ban in a bid to deter crimes in the city, saying violators will be “under suspicion of planning a criminal act.”

The draft ordinance authored by Lacsamana cited the “unsolved crimes” of “countless and unrestrained acts of, day and night, snatching of bags, jewelry and cell phones” perpetrated by criminals riding in tandem.

yikes!  asa na man lang ko?

ooops...


baby islander

hilakon man gyod mo daan.


baby hubag


baby bugsay

lupig ta sa rwanda.

150    Eritrea
150    Guinea-Bissau
150    Papua New Guinea
150    Paraguay    
154    Guinea
154    Kyrgyzstan
156    Yemen    
157    Tajikistan
157    Cambodia
157    Angola
160    Laos
160    Congo, Dem Rep    
160    Libya
163    Zimbabwe
163    Equatorial Guinea
165    Chad
165    Burundi
165    Venezuela
165    Haiti
169    Iraq
170    Turkmenistan    
170    Uzbekistan
172    Myanmar
173    Sudan
174    Afghanistan
174    Korea (North)
174    Somalia

for a complete list that includes standing of countries in previous years and change in rank from last year's, the link is http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2012/dec/05/corruption-index-2012-transparency-international

123    Vietnam
123    Mozambique
123    Sierra Leone
123    Belarus
123    Mauritania
128    Lebanon
128    Togo
130    Nicaragua
130    Uganda
130    Côte d´Ivoire
133    Iran
133    Kazakhstan
133    Honduras
133    Guyana
133    Comoros
133    Russia
139    Pakistan
139    Azerbaijan
139    Nigeria
139    Kenya
139    Nepal
144    Bangladesh
144    Syria
144    Cameroon
144    Ukraine
144    Central African Republic    
144    Congo

102    Argentina
102    Gabon
102    Tanzania
105    Gambia
105    Mexico
105    Algeria
105    Kosovo
105    Bolivia
105    Mali
105    Armenia
105    Philippines
113    Albania
113    Ethiopia
113    Guatemala
113    Niger
113    Timor-Leste
118    Indonesia
118    Madagascar
118    Egypt
118    Ecuador
118    Dominican Republic

83    El Salvador
83    Peru
83    Jamaica    
83    Panama
83    Burkina Faso
88    Morocco
88    Thailand
88    Zambia
88    Swaziland
88    Malawi
88    Suriname
94    Colombia
94    Greece
94    India
94    Benin
94    Djibouti
94    Moldova
94    Senegal
94    Mongolia

61    Oman
62    Croatia
62    Slovakia
64    Ghana
64    Lesotho
66    Kuwait
66    Saudi Arabia
66    Romania
69    South Africa
69    Macedonia
69    Brazil
72    Italy
72    Bosnia and Herzegovina
72    Sao Tome & Principe
75    Montenegro
75    Tunisia
75    Bulgaria
75    Liberia
79    Sri Lanka
80    China
80    Serbia
80    Trinidad and Tobago

41    Poland
41    Dominica
43    Malta
43    Mauritius
45    Korea (South)
46    Brunei
46    Hungary
48    Costa Rica
48    Lithuania
50    Rwanda
51    Seychelles    
51    Georgia
53    Bahrain
54    Czech Republic
54    Malaysia
54    Latvia
54    Turkey
58    Jordan
58    Namibia
58    Cuba

22    Bahamas    
22    France       
22    Saint Lucia    
25    Austria    
25    Ireland    
27    Qatar    
27    United Arab Emirates    
29    Cyprus    
30    Spain    
30    Botswana    
32    Estonia    
33    Portugal    
33    Bhutan    
33    Puerto Rico    
36    Saint Vincent and the Grenadines     
37    Taiwan
37    Slovenia
39    Israel
39    Cape Verde

Transparency international world corruption index (1=least corrupt)

Country Rank, 2012

1     New Zealand    
1     Denmark    
1     Finland    
4     Sweden    
5     Singapore    
6     Switzerland    
7     Norway
7     Australia    
9     Netherlands    
9     Canada       
11    Iceland    
12    Luxembourg    
13    Germany    
14    Hong Kong    
15    Barbados    
16    Belgium    
17    Japan    
17    United Kingdom    
19    United States    
20    Chile    
20    Uruguay

sirhan na lang diay nang opisinaha kun samokan sila sa mga tawo.  gawas kun modawat silag vehicle registration pinaagi aning duha ra gyod: 

#taga-lto sila ang moadto sa balay diin naka-park ang awto kay di kaandar kay wa ma-register

#mosugot silag ang sakyanan ra mismo ang magpa-register sa kaugalingon.

those hollywood celebrities need to learn from you.  congratulations!

WHO warnings on electronic cigarettes

   Manufacturers have not fully disclosed chemicals in nicotine solution

   The contents of the vapour emissions have not been thoroughly studied

   Health effects on users, especially long-time users, have not been studied

   Could undermine public smoking bans

   Could undermine smoking cessation efforts

   Could weaken tobacco-use prevention campaigns through their marketing as safe alternatives to smoking

Source: World Health Organization
http://www.bbc.co.uk/

Jonas Cuenin New York Photographer and e-smoker

The taste is better than real cigarettes and you don't disturb people because it doesn't smell.

You can smoke inside in public places. I smoke in restaurants, I smoke in bars. I even ended up smoking in the subway.

I think it's healthier - it doesn't give you cancer. I smoked some [tobacco] cigarettes on one night three weeks ago, and I was disgusted by it, actually.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/

Electronic cigarettes challenge anti-smoking efforts

By Daniel Nasaw BBC News Magazine, Washington


A smoker puffs an e-cigarette in Germany, which has moved to regulate them like pharmaceuticals

A new TV advert for a brand of electronic cigarettes marks the first time in decades cigarettes of any sort have been promoted on US television. Anti-smoking campaigners fear the rapid growth of tobacco-free cigarettes could undermine years of successful anti-smoking efforts.

A handsome actor poses and struts on a beach in a stylishly shot black-and-white television spot. He puts the cigarette to his lips, takes a puff, and exhales a rich flume.

"Blu lets me enjoy smoking without it affecting the people around me, because it's vapour not tobacco smoke," says Stephen Dorff, the scruffy heartthrob star of The Immortals.

"We're all adults here, it's time we take our freedom back."

more at http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-20583902

anha ra ko motuo kun ang pag-register ug big business sa ato pareha sa singapore nga 1 hour ra.  dinhi sa ato 10-12 months, if at all madayon.  kadaghang bang mga government agencies nga apil sa registration, puro tahakonon ug puro maglangay-langay.

gi-interview pa kog apil sa survey, mahumod gyod ang interviewers sa akong hinilak.  registration ra na ug awto ang akong latest experience ha. 

sa una pa kaayo, gamayng tindahan, naglisod kog register sa cebu city.  giingnan pa kog bahala na nang BIR, siguroa lang mi diri sa city hall.  naa bay makatupong sa kabastos ana?  imbis nagtarong kog sunod sa patakaran sa gobyerno, ako man hinooy lisod-lisoron...

solution ato:  puwes, di ko mo-register kun ipasa-pasa lang ko.  maghuwat lang kog inyo kong dakpon.  nahanaw na lang ang tindahan, wa man uroy ko dakpa.

goodness me.  igo na lang tawon ko sa pangadye for the families of victims to have the strength to get through this.

The Daily News reports that various city organizations have attempted to help Hillman. Barbara Brancaccio, a spokesperson for the city's Homeless Service said, "He [Hillman] has a history of turning down services."

The man's brother, Kirk Hillman, told the Daily News that he hasn't heard from Jeffrey since January. "We love our brother very much," Kirk Hillman said. "Our door is always open to him, but this is a lifestyle he's chosen."

Jeffrey Hillman told The New York Times that he is grateful for the boots from Officer DePrimo. "I want to thank everyone that got onto this thing. I want to thank them from the bottom of my heart. It meant a lot to me. And to the officer, first and foremost."

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/lookout/

a little reality check...

Barefoot homeless man not actually homeless

By Mike Krumboltz, Yahoo! News | The Lookout â€" Tue, Dec 4, 2012

The homeless man who was given a pair of boots by a kindhearted New York City police officer apparently isn't homeless. According to the New York Daily News, Jeffrey Hillman, 54, has an apartment in the Bronx that is paid for via a combination of rent vouchers, Social Security, and military veteran benefits.

Hillman and Officer Lawrence DePrimo became Internet sensations after a visiting tourist posted a photo of DePrimo giving Hillman a pair of boots from a nearby Sketchers store. The photo went viral. Yesterday, we ran a story about how Hillman was spotted around New York City, again barefoot.

Those shoes are hidden," Hillman told the New York Times. "They are worth a lot of moneyâ€"I could lose my life."

Quote from: Chongki on December 06, 2012, 03:30:58 PM
cute

all i want for christmas is a penguin.

Thousands of Indonesian workers march to foreign embassies to call for multinational companies to give better working conditions. (BBC)

Penguins clad in Christmas-themed outfits walk next to staff dressed as Father Christmas at Hakkeijima Sea Paradise in Japan.(BBC)

ang duha ako, hands down.  ayaw ko papilia aron di maglabad ug samot akong ulo. 

that's terrible, loll.  now i'm even ashamed to complain about my headache, which i feel is the introduction to a bad cold.  there's more to be thankful for, no doubt.  here are hopes that your friend can recover soonest.

Quote from: hubag bohol on December 04, 2012, 09:04:40 PM

fast, indeed.  after a few years he turned into a half-brother of legolas.

so far, my x-ray vision cannot see anything.  yet.  balikan ni nako nga thread unya.  tingali maarang-arang na akong internet connection and i could see what it is in the cr that i should watch out for.

Quote from: hubag bohol on December 06, 2012, 01:19:15 PM

when this here alien took this shot, i saw hubag sleeping.  nagnganga pa gyod.

A NASA handout released December 5, 2012 of a composite image of Asia and Australia at night, assembled from data acquired by the Suomi NPP satellite in April and October 2012. The image was made possible by the satellite's "day-night band" of the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS), which detects light in a range of wavelengths from green to near-infrared and uses filtering techniques to observe dim signals such as city lights, gas flares, auroras, wildfires and reflected moonlight. REUTERS/NASA Earth Observatory/Handout (SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS.

Korean Peninsula on the night of September 24, 2012. The image was acquired by the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) on the Suomi NPP satellite. The image is based on data collected by the VIIRS "day-night band," which detects light in a range of wavelengths from green to near-infrared and uses filtering techniques to observe signals such as gas flares, auroras, wildfires, city lights, and reflected moonlight. The image has been brightened to make the city lights easier to distinguish. The wide-area image shows the Korean Peninsula, parts of China and Japan, the Yellow Sea, and the Sea of Japan. REUTERS/NASA Earth Observatory/Handout (SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

A NASA Earth Observatory image released December 5, 2012 shows part of the Atlantic coast of South America on the night of June 20, 2012. The image was acquired by the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) on the Suomi NPP satellite. The image is based on data collected by the VIIRS "day-night band," which detects light in a range of wavelengths from green to near-infrared and uses filtering techniques to observe signals such as gas flares, auroras, wildfires, city lights, and reflected moonlight. REUTERS/NASA Earth Observatory/Handout (SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS.

A NASA Earth Observatory image released December 5, 2012 shows Britain, Ireland and part of Western Europe as it appeared on the night of March 27, 2012. The image was acquired by the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) on the Suomi NPP satellite. The image is based on data collected by the VIIRS "day-night band," which detects light in a range of wavelengths from green to near-infrared and uses filtering techniques to observe signals such as gas flares, auroras, wildfires, city lights, and reflected moonlight. REUTERS/NASA Earth Observatory/Handout (SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

This NASA image from a composite assembled from data acquired by the Suomi NPP satellite in April and October 2012 shows the United States at night The image was made possible by the new satellite’s “day-night band” of the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS), which detects light in a range of wavelengths from green to near-infrared and uses filtering techniques to observe dim signals such as city lights, gas flares, auroras, wildfires, and reflected moonlight. (AP Photo/NASA)

Night time views show Hurricane Isaac (L) on August 29, 2012 and Hurricane Sandy on October 28, 2012 in these satellite images courtesy of NASA. NASA/Earth Observatory/Handout (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT DISASTER) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS

Lights in North, Central and South America are seen in this April 18, 2012 satellite image courtesy of NASA. NASA/Earth Observatory/Handout (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

Night time view of Auroras over Canada in this October 8, 2012 satellite image courtesy of NASA. NASA/Earth Observatory/Handout (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

Night time view of Hurricane Isaac in this August 29, 2012 satellite image courtesy of NASA. NASA/Earth Observatory/Handout (UNITED STATES - Tags: SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ENVIRONMENT) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS. THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. IT IS DISTRIBUTED, EXACTLY AS RECEIVED BY REUTERS, AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS

these views are from my spaceship, earthlings.


A NASA Earth Observatory image released December 5, 2012 shows the area near the Nile River valley and delta on the night of October 13, 2012. The image was acquired by the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) on the Suomi NPP satellite. The image is based on data collected by the VIIRS "day-night band," which detects light in a range of wavelengths from green to near-infrared and uses filtering techniques to observe signals such as gas flares, auroras, wildfires, city lights, and reflected moonlight. The image has been brightened to make the city lights easier to distinguish. This image was acquired near the time of the new Moon, and little moonlight was available to brighten land and water surfaces. REUTERS/NASA Earth Observatory/Handout

New stunning nighttime views of Earth unveiled

Associated Press
06 December 2012

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) â€" Twinkling city lights, raging wildfires and colorful auroras are lit up in new dazzling nighttime views of the Earth.

The new images released Wednesday are courtesy of a newly launched NASA-NOAA satellite that's equipped with a sensor to observe the planet at night.

There's the Nile River bathed in city lights. A map of the United States shows the populated East Coast illuminated. Light from fishing boats can be pinpointed.

The satellite also captured the glow from natural sources including moonlight, northern lights and naturally-occurring fires.

After Superstorm Sandy made landfall in late October, hard-hit New Jersey, lower Manhattan and the Rockaways appeared dark in the satellite images compared with surrounding areas â€" the result of widespread power outages.

for adults gyod diay ni nga thread.  wa gyod koy masabtan.

a hawaiian volcan's great red hole:

Quote from: Chongki on December 01, 2012, 04:56:18 PM
play the organ

huwag lang sanang internal organs.

tb opkors is my lingaw.  never gyod ko way lingaw.

Quote from: Votives on December 05, 2012, 03:35:06 PM
tan-awn akon dagway sa mirror... malingaw nako anah...

aw, kun sure ka nga di ka maghusa pagkagabii, right on!

Quote from: Lorenzo on December 02, 2012, 03:41:22 AM
i talk to my patients. i make small talk small talk pod with them. i like to listen to them.

hehe, if non-stop talker me would get to be your patient, you will swear you won't talk with any patient anymore. 

the dog is big and made even bigger by his shaggy hair.  the girl is small with her size 5 shoes.  the brick fence is of average size, enough for a clever thief to jump over direct to the jaws of the dog.  what i can't figure out is the mess of metal wastes behind these two great creatures.  tinimbang ito, ngunit kulang?

hinaot ang 7 dwarfs and nagpuyo ana.

Intense Boat Race by Chaiyot Chanyam, Thailand
Picture: / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

Triple Red by Max van Son, Netherlands. Taken at Community Centre SESC Pompiao Paulo, Brazil. Architect: Lina Bo Bardi.
Picture: Max van Son / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

Trophy Hunter by Vadim Kachan, Belarus
Picture: Vadim Kachan / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

Happiness by Eric Bettinger, Germany
Picture: Eric Bettinger / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

An untitled picture by Simone Tramonte, Italy
Picture: Simone Tramonte / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

Selfridges, Birmingham by Tomasz Borkowski, Poland
Picture: Tomasz Borkowski / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

Waterfall Sofrudzhu by Sergei Scherbakov, Russia
Picture: Sergei Scherbakov / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

Shepherd by Behrad Mostafaee, Iran
Picture: Behrad Mostafaee / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

Bus Stop by Stephen Wright, UK, who says: I noticed 99 percent of which were elderly or infirm/disabled in some way, except the young boy in the middle, who refuses to give up his seat.
Picture: / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

iPod by Wong Yu Liang, Malaysia
Picture: Wong Yu Liang / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

Ape Family by Jozef de Fraine, Belgium
Picture: Jozef de Fraine / 2013 Sony World Photography Awards

Sony World Photography Awards 2013: last call for entries

The World Photography Organisation has announced the countdown to the close of the 2013 Sony World Photography Awards, one of the world’s leading photographic awards. There is just one month remaining for professional and amateur photographers from around the world to select and enter their best images of the year. The deadline for entries for the ten Open categories, for amateurs and enthusiasts, is 4 January 2013. The Professional competition, with 15 categories for serious photographers, will close on 9 January 2013.

All entries are free via www.worldphoto.org and the shortlist will be revealed on 5 February 2013. This gallery features some of the images entered into the 2013 Open categories.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/

Quote from: bugsay on December 05, 2012, 05:03:28 PM
nunot sa atong pagsaulog sa Pasko, angayan lang nga ipa-ambit nimo ang maong grasya....gi PM na nako akong complete address para sa imong pagpadala thru wistiln yonyon...

too late the hero.  hagbaya ra to.  wa pay wistiln yonyon.  naa pay rcpi.  ikaw wa pay ipok, hahaha!

let the dog walk free, rich or poor you may be.

and just what is that, hubag?  it seems to me like they are going to torture the dog?  heaven forbid!

nganong ila pa mang lisod-lisoron ug torture and chicken?  kun hungitan na lang nilag iti ang possessed diay?  maulian gyod na.  anginon pa ang manok nga way sala, grrrr.

thanks for the info, fr chic.  salamat nga nagpanghipi ra diay ka dinhi gihapon.

small world.  my sister knows naomi.  i believe they were classmates at the holy spirit school. 

i will show these pictures to my banana republic.  he can analyze strokes much better than i can.  we can look for this artist in tagbilaran one day.  i hope we can afford his work.

ending of the story: the next day, i had a windfall.  nakadawat kog honorarium nga dako-dako for a talk on journalism.  feeling rich ko nga wa damha.  scheduled ko nga mo-lecture tuod; wa lang ko mag-expect nga naa diay koy madawat kay kasagaran ug ingon ana t.y. ra man ko.

naniyagit ang ubang mga uchisera.  puro nalipay.  gadali-dali kog lakaw palayo (di ko ganahan matiman-an) pero nakadungog pa kog dihay niingon sa bata nga "yeheeey!  sige, pauli na.  di na ka latuson..."

moral lesson: bisan kinsa maluoy gyod diay.  ang mga tawong uchisera nga nagtapok ato puro naguol.  helpless lang gyod sila.  hasta tong mga tindera nga akong kontra, listo nga ni-sensilyo.  bilib ko.  we humans have our hearts in the right place.  (kadtong nangawat ug pobreng labaw di to siya tawo, hayop to.)

akong money ato 200 ra gyod sa akong pitaka.  wa nay lain sa balay.  on impulse, niadto ko sa tindahan nga akong kontra kay mao may kinaduolan.  nagpasensilyo.  uy, listo nga nihatag.  luoy pod tuod kaayog mga nawong ang mga gabantay sa tindahan, puro naguol nga naglantaw sa bata.

gihatag nako sa bata ang 150, akong gilup-it ang 50 kay pamilete pauli, what else.  bahala na, i thought.  unahon usa ning immediate problem sa bata.  unya na lang ang ako nga pordoy na pod.

ang gabantay sa small street cigarette store bata nga laki, mga 12 years old.  gahilak ug grabe.  gitapokan ug mga tawo.  kining echusira ta, apil sad kog duol ug nangutana why.  gikawat diay ang halin niya tibuok adlaw.  how did it happen?  dihay tawong nipalit kunohay, paglingiw niya kadiyot, nawagtang na ang iyang sudlanan sa kwarta, apil ang tawo.

latuson ko ni mama, huhuhu, ingon ang bata.  pila na may halin, pila man kunoy nakawat?  ask ko sa ubang mga uchisera.  150, tubag.  atong panahona, medyo dako-dako pa ni nga amount, mao tingali nga way nakahunahuna ug tabang sa mga uchiseras.

mo-estorya lang ko sa akong experience gamay sa una pa, total di bitaw ni ma-viral... sa una pa ni nga buotan pa ko kay daga pa, wa pa maminyo, hahaha!

kilom-kilom na to, niagi ko sa kilid sa sto. rosario church sa cebu gikan sa akong m.a. class sa usc.  naay usa ka tindahan dinha sa pelaez st. side nga kontra kaayo nako kay hangol kaayog sinselyo.  way customer p.r. tindahana mao nga di gyod ko mopalit ato.  (sorry, intro pa lang taas na ang manorya.  mao man tingali ni ang gitawag ug atmosphere setting...)

anyway, atubangan atong tindahana naay mamaligyaay ug cigarettes.  kana bitawng naa ray bangko sa daplin unya usang tiklop ra ang baligya.  ingon ani ba:

     

hinaot unta nga kaya pod natong makahatag ug boots nga tag-100 US dollars unya discounted to 75 dollars kay kamao pod ang gatinda.

Quote from: hubag bohol on December 05, 2012, 03:23:40 PM
Hmm, mao ba? Well, there should be a law against this kind of advertising...

bitaw gyod.  seriously, it makes light of people's grief.  perhaps advertisers who are organized have their own standards and self-policing to live by.  ang radio station ani maoy angay i-call ang attention.

nangita kog images aning specific firm.  mao ra man ni ang akong masabtan sa mga nitumaw:

Quote from: islander on December 05, 2012, 02:45:35 PM
yung iba, naghahanapbuhay.  kami ay naghahanappatay.  mabuhay funeraria.  maaasahan.

ugh.  baka ang ibig nilang sabihin... maaasahan, na hindi na babangon ang kliyente.

hehe, morag di thorough ang inyong study da.  kinahanglan imo untang gi-experience gyod kun unsa gyod ni nga industriya.  kay kun interbyu-interbyu lang, may puruhan nga gibakakan ka sa data.

Quote from: roots on December 05, 2012, 02:59:20 PM
naa puy uban ang panginabuhi k Hanap Sarap!!!

aherm.  direct from the expert's mouth.

Quote from: hubag bohol on December 05, 2012, 02:49:57 PM
Hmm, di na man tingali ni imajinisyon. Morag halosinisyon na ni...

could just be a joke from a crazy radio station, methinks.  then i checked.  aruy, tinuod man gyod diay.

MABUHAY MULTI-PURPOSE CORP
Business Type: FUNERAL PARLOR
Address: 1215 CRAIG ST, SAMPALOC, MANILA

MABUHAY MULTI-PURPOSE CORP is a FUNERAL PARLOR business in MANILA.

(di lang ko kahibawo mokopya sa map.)

natunong man gyod ko sa speaker ug mao niy akong nadunggan nga makapatiurok:

yung iba, naghahanapbuhay.  kami ay naghahanappatay.  mabuhay funeraria.  maaasahan.

warak ang beauty ko.  anoh ba etoh?  sez me to meself.

gabii didto ko sa novo, kana bitawng tindahan nga puro barato puro made in china ang mga baligya. 

ilang sounds galagaak purya, discouraging gyod nga mosulod aning tindahana pero kay mangita man tag barato, usahay antoson na lang ilang sounds.  labi nag tsinelas ang akong gipangita kay di man gyod nako type ang islander...

now pa ko.  imo ni siyang pet, bai hubs?  kamao ni mo-iningles?

oh my.  karon pang grabe ang workload.  get well soon, lolla.  the last time gisubawan ko, wa koy nahimo ug usa ka semana.  mora kog tuyom nga nanglisik ug sapot kay bug-at kaayo ang ulo.  hinaot you fare better than i did.

ibig kong sabihin, mga dalikdikon mog utok brain, hahaha!

Quote from: hubag bohol on December 05, 2012, 02:22:32 PM
He he, mingawon baya kong maghunahuna sa atong Yagit Choir...

yagit?  hah!  lupig nato ato ang madrigal singers, take note.  hinoon, mga bulingon man mo, hangtod karon, hahaha!

Quote from: bugsay on December 05, 2012, 02:10:54 PM
bitaw, rason nga nasuko ang iro tungod sa kayabag....

ikaw ra may tigpaghot atong higayona bah.

Quote from: hubag bohol on December 05, 2012, 01:37:18 PM
He he, mao ning tawhana ang dili motug-an pila jud kabuok iyang itlog...

unsaon god pagtug-an kun wa nay nabilin bisag 1/8?

Quote from: hubag bohol on December 05, 2012, 01:36:05 PM
Hmm, medyo nakalimot na ko kay dugay na to. Bat ip may mimori sirbs mi rayt, nasuko si Bugsay kay sigi kang usap sa tira-tira nga hinatag ni Fr. Chic unya tungod adto gihutoy kag maayo mao nga nadaot ang atong panaygon...

a, kadtong tira-tira nga nataptan sa imong pustiso?  gamantinir man lang ko ato kay kini laging gakutoy atong tiyan kay inyo gi-solo ang noodles...  ang gihutoy di to ako.  si vhinz to kay nanabsab ug tangad nga gikaang sa atong gidaygonan.  karon, is yur memori being sirbd rayt?

ana gyod diay tingali ang mga lungay, either magpari nga mokanta o doctor nga painter nga mokanta.

does dr brydz sell his paintings?  is he a brother of a certain naomi (or noemi?) lungay, fr chic?

Quote from: chicogon on December 03, 2012, 11:04:33 PM


"Small School" by Brydon "Dr Brydz" Lungay, on display at Borja Hospital,
Tagbilaran City

what i would give to own this... (yes, the banana republic and i are collectors, though we cannot afford the real expensive ones.  puli-pulihon lang namo ang paintings sa bungbong because it's the only way to do it kay kining balay di man gyod tawon madugangan ug bungbong.)

bilib ko.  tagsa ra gyod ko mobilib.  karon bilib ko.

The company said the ideal time for a scan is about eight or nine months into the pregnancy.

For those who would like a less pricey version, the company will offer a 3D model of the face of the fetus for 50,000 yen in December.

It will use ultrasound images taken at a medical clinic in Tokyo that is working with the company.

FASOTEC, originally a supplier of devices including 3D printers, uses a layering technique to build up three-dimensional structures.

The technique has been touted as a solution to localised manufacture on a small scale.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/

Parents-to-be in Japan can buy 3D printed model of fetus

AFP
November 28, 2012

   
Fasotec employee Tomohiro Kinoshita displays a two-colour acrylic resin version of a 9-month old fetus produced by a 3D printer following an MRI scan at the company's headquarters in Chiba. Source: AFP

EXPECTANT parents in Japan who can't wait to show the world what their baby will look like can now buy a 3D model of the fetus to share with their friends.

Based on an MRI scan, a 3D printer can create a 9-centimetre resin model of the white fetus, encased in a transparent block in the shape of the mother's body.

"As it is only once in a lifetime that you are pregnant with that child, we received requests for these kind of models from pregnant women who... do not want to forget the feelings and experience of that time," said Tomohiro Kinoshita of FASOTEC, the company offering the service.

The 3D model is called Shape of an Angel and costs 100,000 yen ($A1171).

It also comes with a miniature version that could be a nice adornment to a mobile phone, he added. Many young women in Japan add decorations to their phone strap.

goryo, thy name is hubag.

pasko na, fr chic!  balik na.  mairehes mi kun way priestly bliss dinhi.

and while we're at it, it would be nice if statesville came back.