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Quote from: hofelina on October 09, 2010, 04:27:40 AM
sakto na uy, akong awaton kana ugma!

Kuyawa!

Quote from: luckybelle on October 08, 2010, 09:47:04 PM
jajajajajajajajajajajajaja... mao ba dong Bran?

hehehe, sure lagi ko, Belle.

lol, Father.

Quote from: chicogon on October 08, 2010, 12:24:32 PM
Thanks for the info Bran... ngana diay na siya...

You are most welcome, Father. 

Quote from: fdaray on October 08, 2010, 11:33:50 PM



ORGANIC AMPALAYA IN THE BACKYARD

by : Felix B. Daray, (published in the Agriculture Magazine, Sept. 2010)

LIKE MANY PEOPLE , my favorite pastime is gardening. It is my relief from stress and source of joy, especially when it’s harvest time.

These days, I am growing organic ampalaya in my backyard. I enjoy sharing my harvest with my friends and neighbors. Likewise, I like to impart my little knowledge on it.I suggest to those who plan to grow ampalaya in the backyard to plant it in an area that is exposed to sunlight. They should also plant the crop near a compost pit. Eight months after the biodegradable waste decomposed, sow two seeds near the pit.

As soon as the vines start growing and crawling up on the trellis, water the plant with rice wash or fish wash or meat wash .It would be best for the plants as they are very rich in nutrients and minerals.
To prevent infestation, bag the fruits with cellophane or old newsprints as soon as the flowers fall down. Doing so would hinder sucking insects and fruit flies to lay eggs on the young fruits.

I also inspect my ampalaya plants every morning to see if there are tiny holes or scratches on the leaves. These are indications that the plants are infested by pin worms or cutworms, which I remove manually .I also suggest that biodegradable waste be burned under the trellis in the early morning or late afternoon as the smoke will drive insects away.In fact, I grow the native variety as it is resistant to pest. It is shorter to other cultivars but it has thicker pulp.

I start to harvest after 45 days. And for about 90 days, I pick one to two fruits every other day. Like most households, my family often cooks pinakbet or ampalaya con egg. And we don’t mind its bitter taste as we know it’s because ampalaya contains momordicin, a compound found to be effective in treating diabetes.

Mr. Daray,

Thank you for sharing this with us, I never knew you were such an avid gardener. More power to you and God Bless!

Vietnamese -boat people grow roots in VietVille Village, Palawan Islands Philippine
Jonathan M. Hicap, Reporter



THE 16-year wait of 1,600 Vietnamese “boat people,” who has sought refuge in the Philippines after their country came under communist rule, ended last month when the United States agreed to grant them asylum.

On September 26 the first batch of 229 Vietnamese flew from Manila to Los Angeles in what was a milestone in their quest for recognition. The rest will follow in four to six months as they wait for their papers to be processed.

But there’s a fascinating sidebar to the story of the boat people. About 200 of them who are ineligible to go to the US have decided to settle in the Philippines.

One of them is Than Minh Dong. “I love Pilipinas,” says the 34-year-old Dong, who lives in Viet Ville on the outskirts of Puerto Princesa City, with his Filipino wife, Rosalie, and five kids.

The village sits on land provided by Mayor Edward Hagedorn of Puerto Princesa for the former refugees and is one of Palawan’s tourist attractions.

In June 1989 Dong was an 18-year-old, second-year college student when he and 79 other Vietnamese decided to escape Vietnam’s communist regime.

His family was particularly worried about Dong who could be drafted into the military. The escape took months to plan and his family paid $2,000 to reserve him a place in a wooden boat along with 90 other people.

The boat set out in the dead of the night. For six days, the passengers endured the cramped quarters, the heat and the heaving sea. Dong said the passengers brought enough food, but they could not eat because the drinking water was rationed. Each of them was limited to only two cups a day.

On June 29, 1989, the boat reached Zambales. A number of them were weakened by dehydration, but everyone survived the journey.

Dong was lucky. About 100,000 Vietnamese perished at sea trying to escape from their country. Those who made it lived in refugee camps setup by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Bataan and Palawan.
More than a week after arriving in Zambales, Dong sent a telegram to his family in Vietnam to tell them he had reached the Philippines safely.

According to the 1997 report of the US Committee for Refugees (USCR), 42 refugees and 1,400 screened-out (determined not to be refugees) Vietnamese had arrived in the country by the end of 1996. About 800 of them were sent back to Vietnam.

When the UNHCR stopped funding the camps in 1995, the Philippine government thought of sending back the refugees to Vietnam, but the Hanoi government didn’t want them back. The refugees themselves refused repatriation and went on a hunger strike. The Catholic Church backed the refugees and criticized the Philippine government for abandoning them. The USCR said about 700 Vietnamese escaped the Palawan refugee camp for fear they would be shipped back home.
With pressure mounting from the church, President Fidel Ramos scrapped the plan to repatriate the Vietnamese. With this, the country became the only country to offer permanent refuge for the Vietnamese boat people, the USCR said.

The Catholic Assistance for Displaced Persons (CADP) setup Viet Ville in Puerto Princesa for the refugees.

On July 17, 1996, the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines and the Philippine government signed an agreement transferring responsibility for looking after the 500 or so Vietnamese families to the church.

In January 1997, the Palawan Council for Sustainable Development approved a resolution allowing the CADP to set up the refugee camp in Santa Lourdes, Puerto Princesa.

The Vietnamese boat people in the Philippines gradually learned Filipino culture and how to fend for themselves.
In 1995 Dong went to live in Laguna and continued his studies at the University of the Philippines in Los Baños where he eventually met his wife. They went to La Union and sold ready-to-wear clothes.

He and his family returned to Puerto Prinsesa in July 2004 to live in Viet Ville.

Viet Ville is a self-sufficient community. The CADP runs a noodle factory, a restaurant and a souvenir shop. The village also has its own churches and a temple.

Foreign and Filipino tourists visit the place to sample the Vietnamese food including the French bread.

To make ends meet, village residents work for the CADP in areas such as sanitation, maintenance, production and manning the restaurant.

Dong works as a floor manager of the restaurant. He said the pay is “enough [for them] to survive” and support his family. His eldest child is eight years old and the youngest is barely more than a year old.

After all these years, Dong has acclimatized to Filipino ways.

“My life is here in the Philippines. This is a second country to me,” he said.

He loves Filipino food (tinola is his favorite) and praises Filipinos for their kindness.

“Filipinos are generous,” he said.

But while he has grown to love the Philippines, he misses his family in Vietnam whom he has not seen for 16 years.
“They are still my family,” he said.

After the US lifted its trade embargo on Vietnam, the Hanoi government opened its doors to investors, tourists and former residents.

After 16 years Dong hopes to see his parents and siblings again. But he said he is enjoying his life in the country.
“You can’t buy happiness,” he said.

"Meeting you was fate, becoming your friend was a choice, but falling in love with you was beyond my control." 

Quote from: luckybelle on October 08, 2010, 04:32:25 PM
hahaha... nice excuse

hahahaha patay! excuse man diay kono ni.

hahaha ikaw pa. kahibalo man sigoro ka unsa'y rason sa ahong declarative-- 'kuyawa'.

Kining bajiha, conqueror-type man ni sijia.

hehehe ob course, Belle, dili pood ni sija ipagawason nako ug mo dress ni sija ing ani. Sa balay , okay ra pood.

Quote from: Bambi on October 05, 2010, 05:26:51 PM
.....First Love Never Dies? my calculus variations to this -

1. First Love - considered as "holding hands and first kiss"!  Want to experience more....... 

2. Great Love - considering it as.....he is the right and no other one on earth! Most cases end up to frustrations due to too much expectations.... 

3. True Love -  final destination! 

....who will meet me in heaven? 

Uy! How sweet, Bambi!

hehehe. okay raman sigoro ni ijang sanina.

Quote from: luckybelle on October 07, 2010, 07:59:02 PM

kuyawa !

 

Hmmm, maybe you can enlighten us,  Tubag Bohol Dot Com?

Blood smells blood.

Quote from: luckybelle on October 08, 2010, 08:15:24 AM
hahahahahaha........lahi man iya pagpamper sa ija skin kay adto sya sa tugnaw kay makahamis, nipula na ija sampot sa katugnaw ug sigi kadakdak sa super cold ice.

Hehehehe. Lami bitaw pood sa tugnaw kai ug mo adto ang laki ug baji sa camping, mo set up tent. Ug ma tulug na, na, necessity man jud ang cuddling
( )...for heat's sakes.

Ah, ah, ah ...

Hehehe, mao bitaw. Ija man pood nang desisyon. Ug dili sija pa surgery-hon, di man pood ta ka force nija.
Pero sa deskripsyon, ijang quality of life remains normal (even high!), so okay ra pood.

kini pood, guapa kaajo.

Kini ay ang Pure Filipina beauty...
tanawa, na bu- ang mga katsila nija.




Beautiful Brown Malay Filipina...

Quote from: luckybelle on October 08, 2010, 10:25:03 AM

Hehehe. cute.

Kining case jud, uniquely Filipino jud ni.

Kai ug dinhi ni sa America, ang tawo mag operate jud ni, with no hesitation. Ang American doctors pood mo insist ipa-remove ang parasitic appendages, kai it places a burden on the host's cardiovascular system jud.

Pero kining tawhana, dili sija pa surgery-hon kai na-luuy sa ijang twin. Mao lagi ni, this really does illustrate the Filipino Character.

Kining "Maluuyon" trait of the Filipino.

I am touched. Normally I would have been against his refusal for surgery, but his answer touches me. And I respect his decision.

hehehe, pilipino jamo diay ning tawhana. Kai maluuyon man diay. hehehe.
God Bless his heart (in the spiritual sense and the physical sense)...

hehe, psychological na man diay ijang basis sa ijang desisyon. Kai, ang ining sityuwasyon, ang parasitic twin wala jamo man ni sija ug cerebrovascular system ug walay thought processes. Pero understandable pood ijang desisyon, in regards to a host-parasitic relationship; he got used to the parasitic twin being there.

Luuy pood sija kai ijang heart suffers. Because of the extra appendages , this increases oxygen and blood demand, which results in increased myocardial and pericardial performance. Naa jud ni sija ug hypertrophic cardiomegaly...

tsk, tsk, tsk, luuy pood..

Interesting case. Maajo bitaw nga gi tagaan sija ug option sa removal sa ining parasitic twin.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on October 07, 2010, 11:20:07 PM
What was your first impression of Manila?

I was impressed when I drove down Makati District in Metro Manila.

The Mother of the Filipino Race.

Okay for 6 months, but so long as not for 6 years. 

haha, indeed.

hehehe mao ba, Belle?

Dearest Cheers,

Ayaw lang pa suko sa mga postings diri kai ma sakit ang dughan. Relax lang pood ha. We are reading everything. And we do wish the best for TBN.

I do hope to see you around other threads in Tubag Bohol Dot Com, most of all we here are happy to see that there are concerned individuals out there who are interested in the intricacies of financial transactions.

I hope to see you in Tubag Bohol Dot Com for the long haul.


Regards!
Lorenz

A woman like this shouldn't be snowboarding and exposing her beautiful body to the frigidness of the cold. She should be massaged in olive oil with orange peels and adored with soft kisses...

My honest opinion. 

hehehe, perhaps someone gave her a lucky 'high five' slap?

   

Quote from: bisdakangdako on October 08, 2010, 12:09:10 AM
CARLA ABELLANA

On the last picture:


I call this "thighs of steel". Those are powerful looking legs.

Hehe, whatever the case must be, I deign to confess that she has the anatomical equivalent of an orchard farmer's perfect apple pie.
She has a delicious looking body, which sings majesty to the female form! Wow!

She represents the physical beauty of a delicious Filipina Woman. ( to the rest of Tubag Bohol Dot Com,..pardon my inclusion of 'delicious', after-all, the woman is beautiful)

She is a well endowed woman. I must confess.


rawwr

Quote from: bisdakangdako on October 08, 2010, 01:07:28 AM
KAYE ABAD

he he he he.

Lami kaajo.

Question of the day:


Do you have the receipt?

Isug jud ning claseng bajiha...

 basta lami.

Quote from: Scarb on October 07, 2010, 08:27:58 PM
Kani zha laman,nanguha una ko sample sa lab ky dugay mag klon 

He he he how cute.

Quote from: luckybelle on October 07, 2010, 02:19:13 PM
walay tugnaw sa ila... giinitan ni mao ing-ani ija porma

hehehehehe! bitaw, kining puti nga baji bitaw, init init ra kalingaw. ay, ay, ay!

Hoy Laki, balik na sa imong baji. Ning huwat sija nimo, intawn..

 

hahaha wala ko kahibalo, kumpare, pero ug mo bisita sija nimo dinha sa VA, igna ko kai mo hapit pood ko. pwahaha.

Hehehehe 


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNlnZvjmVHM&feature=player_embedded#at=27

Waray-waray song - "Aanhon Pa... "

Aguy, ning hilak si inday..


Walay Isip(Visayan folk song)

Nakita ko ron ang akon mangin amiga
Mayad nga ugali kang bukot suplada
Simply mag mayo pero may pambato
Mabugnaw mag yuhom manami kung turukon

Sa andang balay ako nag pamasyar
Ginpanilagan ko panimalay may respeto
Rugto ko nakita ang andang pag palangga
Amo dyang babaye ang akon gina pangita

Ang Probinsyana Gwapa
Manaya naya
Ang Probinsyana Gwapa
Mapinalanggaon pa
Ang Probinsyana Gwapa
Masaringan pa ahhhhh

Akon gin pangayo ang anang pag higugma
Gin kun-an na ako nga wara't duha duha
Abaw untoy noel imo pa sensyaha
Hulat hulat kaw lang kay ako bata pa

Ang Probinsyana Gwapa
Manaya naya
Ang Probinsyana Gwapa
Mapinalanggaon pa
Ang Probinsyana Gwapa
Masaringan pa ahhhh

Ako ang nag hulat mga pito ka tuig
Nga ako paga sabton sa bulan kang abril
Pamangkot na ako kang kami nagkita
Andot kadya kaw lang ay may bana ron ako

Ang Probinsyana Gwapa
Manaya naya
Ang Probinsyana Gwapa
Mapinalanggaon pa
Ang Probinsyana Gwapa
Masaringan pa ahhhh

Ang Probinsyana Guapa

Santa Maria Madre de Dios!...

Na unsa man ni oy.

Charity, Thank You for providing the link to all of Tubag Bohol Dot Com.

Aside from this thread, let me welcome you to Tubag Bohol Dot Com.

Good to hear this!

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on October 07, 2010, 03:49:42 AM
oooppss, the cover girl is one of my idol. ms. bianca gonzales.

kumpare Ray, guapa gid ni si Bianca no?  

Mo ingoon ta nija 'oy inday, ari diri ba, pasayawa ko 'day!'

Quote from: kan-ogong on October 07, 2010, 03:38:09 AM
mas lami ang potpot oi

bai, lami bitaw ning potpot!  lami pood ning piniritong galungong. I-marinate nato ug black peppers, salt, gamaynga spray ug garlic powder. Iluto-on nato sa gi heated virgin olive oil. Iparis ni nato ug puti nga luto , i-jabjab pood nato sa prepared toyo ug suka nga naaypood gamay nga hang na sili.
Inom ta ug bugnawng tubig! Aguy! Kalami kaajo...

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on October 07, 2010, 03:17:33 AM
Dong Loren'z, daghan nah diri! 99 RANCH ug sa mga VIETNAMESE store!

Ah, mao lagi kai naa man gud ka sa West Coast! ARAY!



Ning sugod na pood atong laway...

hahaha!

si toto ga tulo ang laway di makatulok sang dugay hay.. sa imo panglakat mata ko ka mudlat sa imo kagayun mata ko ga lilibat...

Ga-lina-gumba

he he he he kujawa man ni oy, na gutom man ko diri. Hmmm sayang wa mi jamo tilapia. Out of season man kining claseng isda diri. Paita!

kining bajiha, di man sigoro ni sija affected sa ka tugnaw.

mmmm tilapia. fried tilapia, iparis ni nato ug soka ug toyo ibutang pud gamaynga hang na sili, aguy! Kalami ana da!
Mo preparar pood ta ug okra nga gi steam. Padayon!

Quote from: hofelina on April 19, 2010, 05:34:08 PM
okay lang basta dili manghowam ug make-up.

LOL! Manay, agay!     

hahahaha !

inday sa imo pagki-ay-ki-ay si toto ga tulo ang laway di makatulok sang dugay hay.. sa imo panglakat mata ko ka mudlat sa imo kagayun mata ko ga lilibat, ang imo nga supat nga daw porcelana, ang dughan ko inday... hay.. galinagumba.. wohoo... ohh yeah!


   

Bahahaha!

Reminds me of one funny Ilonggo Song, "INDAY"

INDAY SONG

Quote from: wolfpack823 on October 07, 2010, 02:06:31 AM
Paita sa kung mauhon, corrupt na ang GO, corrupt pa ang NGO...

Whatever is the outcome of the investigation, I hope that our donors, will still continue to support the needy. Transparency is really very important in any organization para malikayan nang away-away, duda-duda. It is always said that "facts and figures" toppled emotions.

Absolutely, absolutely. This is quite disheartening to hear that some donation money is unaccounted for. Many charitable organizations here in the United States have lost popular mandates and legitimacy due to unfortunate cases of internal discrepancies and internal theft. I hope that this issue is handled appropriately. As in any case, there should be separation of financial responsibility and powers in any organization so as to prevent cases of internal theft and corruption. In the end, it only maligns the objective of the said organization, and thus, loose credibility to the public.

Who ever is telling the truth, who ever is caught in misdeed, it will come out sooner or later. I hope that this investigation finds out the root of the pathology in this organization, so that the donations of those who give will be sent to the intended recipient. Let us continue to help the poor.

Ephesians 4:25, "Wherefore putting away lying, speak every man truth with his neighbour: for we are members one of another."

-Jesus Christ's Promise For You-



16You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you to go and bear fruitâ€"fruit that will last. Then the Father will give you whatever you ask in My name.

John 15:16

-Walk In Love-


A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.

John 13:34

Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly

Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously. 7Each man should give what he has decided in his heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.

2 Corinthians 9:6-7

Blessed Are Those Who Help the Weak, The Poor, The Fatherless, The Widow and those Whom Cannot Help Themselves..


2Out of the most severe trial, their overflowing joy and their extreme poverty welled up in rich generosity. 3For I testify that they gave as much as they were able, and even beyond their ability. Entirely on their own, 4they urgently pleaded with us for the privilege of sharing in this service to the saints. 5And they did not do as we expected, but they gave themselves first to the Lord and then to us in keeping with God's will.

2 Corinthians 8:2-5

Father God Hides Nothing From Us, He Will Give in Jesus' Name


He who did not spare HIS Own Son, but gave Him up for us all—how will He not also, along with Him, graciously give us all things?

-Romans 8:32

Better to Give than to Receive


35 In everything I did, I showed you that by this kind of hard work we must help the weak, remembering the words the Lord Jesus himself said: 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.


-Acts 20:35

What You Give, God Will Give Back in Return


38Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.

-Luke 6:38

Unchained Melody - Ghost - Piano - Stereo

Unchained Melody - Beautiful guitar music

hehe bitaw. Ning adto ko ning uban ko sa ahong paryente kai mo larga naman ko sa 'states. Ning palit ko ug candle para sa nobena ug benediksyon. Buutan baja to si Manay.

Ang request nako, i ampohan lang tanan ahong pamilya sa pilipinas ug diri sa america. She said something to me that made me smile...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on April 25, 2007, 05:26:40 PM
MC: Unsay kantahon nimo, Miss?
Contestant: Inday.
MC: Inday? Wala may kanta nga "Inday."
Contestant: Naa uy! Katong kang Whitney Houston'g kanta ba nga "INDAAAAY WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU."

ha ha ha ha 

Cortes has a really good Ina nga panabang that I went to visit.

Ning ampo sija para nako ug para sa akong pamilya. Buutan bajiha..

Let the Filipino Race grow and let them actively spread the seed of Visayas, Luzon, Mindanao unto the nations of the world.
Let the blood of the Filipino mingle with the bloodline of other peoples..., and save the genetically isolated peoples of Japan, Northern Europe, North America, Australia, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, etc. Let the dominant traits of the Filipino intermingle with the genetics and seed of other peoples...

hehe, na murag Genesis man ta ani da.
(Joke!)

While Western Europe and Japan are experiencing a falling population growth rate, the Philippines, which is blessed with natural resources and a large fertile population (a source of richness for any nation), we are told to contain our population. Hehe, the foundation of a growing power is man power. With the abundance in natural resources in the Philippines, the ingenuity of our Race, and the unifying factors of faith and culture, I would say that the Philippines has the potential to become a regional power in the not too distant future.

Isles makes a sharpshooter's point (forgive me for using such a term); instead of focusing on decreasing our population, we should deal with the culture of political corruption that hampers the realization of true progress.

The Philippine population is layered, stratified. We have the senescent elderly, the older adults, the young adults, the adolescents, the young children and the babies. It is cyclic that the senescent die off, and replaced eventually by the older adults, while the rest of the cohort upgrades forward. The newest addition, and thus the integral factor, is the 'new' generation: the newborn babies.

We want a growing and strong Philippines, a Philippines that will take its place in regional & world politics. So instead of trying to hamper population growth, we should encourage it. Encourage the rise, growth of our Filipino Race.

“And therefore the Philosopher [Aristotle] says in Metaphysics VI that good and evil, which are objects of the will, are in things, but truth and error, which are objects of the intellect, are in the mind.”

St. Thomas Aquinas

“Good can exist without evil, whereas evil cannot exist without good....”

St. Thomas Aquinas

“To one who has faith, no explanation is necessary. To one without faith, no explanation is possible.”

St. Thomas Aquinas

Welcome back Aquarius!

Quote from: Scarb on October 06, 2010, 04:34:44 PM
About Celdran's case;

"kurz und bündig",,,! > briefly and succinctly  

Dli ang RH Bill thingy (issue) ang makapaprizo nya..kon dli ang pag surambaw nya sa Holy Mass..!
 ka sayning(sayon) ra ana ah..nganong lisodlisoron man jud atong pahak ba? whop§

Mao jud, Ms. Blue!

Quote from: chriswise on October 06, 2010, 02:20:54 PM
ang galing mo sir,,,tama yon,,,

Hindi ako galing, kapatid, ang galing ay ang Dios. The verse that you provided is quite contemplative.

hehehe if so, ka gwapo ni dracula, ug ijang baji-baji, sus..arang gwapaha da!

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 06, 2010, 08:34:19 PM
Naghuwat kaha nis Manoy sa iyang kaduwa sa chess?

mmm, sigoro nakalimot ijang partner kai nag inom sija ug bahalina. Na tulug sa banig, intawn.....

Was it like this?

this is too sweet..

patay!

haha

Note: Don't mind the date, the photographer forgot to date it as 2010.

Let's go diving.  

with fishes in the deep?

Pero,

Mo request lang ko that a beautiful woman comes to live with me. I don't want to be alone in that tree house. 

Yes, yes, Bernstein Bears comes to mind. Yes, yes. I would.