MikeLigalig.com

^ to be considered.

hehe .. guilty one here.

aw... abi nako ang "you're in my heart just like a tattoo"


huhu i miss you tattoo.

i did ate:) wala lang ko mamaligya.. haha!

is this by jordin sparks or d'sound? (sorry i can't see the player)

dili. mo-andar lang if sapot ko daan. sapot kay gi initan.. =)

<--nanampiling kay gi initan
<--nanampiling kay wala gitagad.
<- gimingaw.

kadto mga BEST pictures ate!! haha.. sa ila man unta ko nagtrabaho pero it was mentioned sa terms and agreements na pwede radaw i post ang pics from the site if mamaligya sa ila produkto.. nya di man sad ko pwede mamaligya after each post kay mahimong spamming.. so delete nalang..hasta to imo gi quote!! hahaha

yeah.. kay ug perfect ang tao, mas samot ako duda.

ma-a-an pa hinuon na nakong b***t.

mingaw bitaw run.. last year pamana sila nawagtang..ao nang grabe ang crime sa cebu. last year my friend's 10 yr old cousin gipusil..naglingkod rajud sa daplin ang bata.. g trippingan lang..

Ditto. I received a private message ganina about my posts. I took it as a concern wala ko ma offend sa ako ignorance when I posted those. So there, some of my posts are now deleted.  Di lang jud dapat pikon ba.

sa kamaldita nalang. hahaha!! kay daghan koy gusto binlan

at least, he said he's sorry
"I engaged in behavior which was regrettable and demonstrated bad judgment. I'm 23 years old and despite the successes I've had in the pool, I acted in a youthful and inappropriate way, not in a manner people have come to expect from me. For this, I am sorry. I promise my fans and the public it will not happen again."


http://www.perezhilton.com/

Quote from: -&lt;GEC348&gt;- on February 02, 2009, 12:24:23 PM
Were you there sa EB, halfulglass27?

i think siya na naa sa picture.. hehehe

nya nganu man to ang receptionist sa nikkei mi claim man nga mao to ang hitsura?

murag nahadlok nako dah. grabe 45 minutes..huhu (talawan jud ko)



aysus.. 45 TO A MINUTE diay. cge kaya ra ni...

Lors, wo bo chrtau nide shueijiau..

Lorenzo san, watashiwa wakarimasen =) hihi

ewy. i love forums. dali ra kaayu mga answer sa questions.. without reading history. haha! clear na sa ako kung nganu Spanish and ila napili.

ambot bitaw nganu ni..and to think earlier part of 2009 palang!! maybe kay ang attention nangadto tanan sa Sinulog preparation.

thank you sa concern kuya

i wish mabalik ang vigilantism. as i've been posting since the first week na member ko dre.. lol

dha ra cguro ko mahadlok if wala pa nako ma asikasu ako last will and testament. if mabalaka ko nga basin pag awayan sa ako gihabilinan..

then again, there's no reason for me to make one. so im not afraid.

our math teacher back in highschool used basic English words. nya maglibog na gane mi sa process, he'll speak in vernacular. which was really helpful.

hahahaha!!! mao jud apo. 

yeah, being in the same industry pro lain nga company, nalahi jud ang image sa Teletech..

samot pato nga kana si Jonelle gi rumor nga naay history ug caso nya nganu naka soud man ug trabaho. (can't find articles about it though)

barato raman na sa gawas dba?  lol

3 hours ra ako tulog..

T.

Thank you for holding my hand. I missed the feeling.

B.

i adjust ang agreed time to one hour earlier kay mangabot man jud na ug late.

never mi exist sa ato dictionary ang "sharp"

``hehe ako i edit kay dili diay to pwede i post..opps


serenity


nice kaayu ang picture..


@nik..yah nice unta to nga shot.


-kodak

at least, case is solved. may we have the link?

2gud4u, naa jud ga insist dre sa office nga gitunga daw ang lawas ni Vi..  lahi-lahi mani ug version mga storya uy..

unsa ni muchs?

uu..hilig ko manual then adjus ISO
mas mugamit ko ISO than flash..

aw kani mas klaru..

Shutter Lag,
Full Autofocus    0.440 - 0.790 sec

Quote from: glacier_71 on February 02, 2009, 10:33:19 AM
i cooked..

what mo gi luto glac? know diay kaw mo luto? nice!

i'm sure the master mind of this crime is having the "joker grin"

Chinese or French is more used in the global trade.

We need to move forward.

Quote from: alfonso_potane on February 01, 2009, 04:56:29 PM

"pasulyap-sulyap"

i like this candid shot..

naa juy uban nga ana ka pasai-aw.. hehe

Quote from: Angie Gulle on February 02, 2009, 09:59:47 AM
Right ms da binsi. Kana unta pod ba makapangandan ta kung mahimo.

as they say, cancer patients are somewhat blessed.

Quote from: glacier_71 on February 02, 2009, 09:59:51 AM
when friends argue
coz they're not babies
they're grown-ups

hehe grabe ka poetic ang approach wala nako nakasabot glac!

Elective man siya ate.. Pero nganu spanish man uy. French or Chinese o.

Even if she confesses to a priest, dili man siguro mutug-an ang priest. It's their vow.
I remember a discussion with our Religion teacher nga bisan pag mu confess ka daan nga mupatay ka ug tao, dili jud na mutug-an.

-i might be wrong

hehe.. lisud jud ni ma achieve. te, you think I can we take a similar shot ani using digicams?

I really don't think this crime is planned. Jonelle is way too obvious. I'm sure todlo-an na cya sa mga killers. Planted evidences perhaps?

wako kasabot sa connection

Quote from: kiamoy on February 02, 2009, 08:56:53 AM
Maybe it’s the tension of facing the PC, handling irate callers and being confined together for eight hours during mostly graveyard shifts.

I don't understand why he thinks this kind of work will lead to some agents' promiscuity.

If he used "open-mindedness" and "different culture" exposure as probable reasons, I might agree.

Really Jonelle, you need to speak up. Gi generalize na ta.

Quote from: kiamoy on February 02, 2009, 09:37:06 AM
“We cannot make it a requirement for all the students to take up Spanish. If the student doesn’t perform well in English or Filipino, you can’t expect them to do well in Spanish. So it is better that it is just an elective, for the students to decide,” said Borgonia.

nice idea!!

anyhoo, why not chinese or french?

SPANISH will be taught in selected public high schools starting next school year, the Department of Education (DepEd) announced.

The teaching of Spanish is aimed at preparing Filipino graduates for the global market.

DepEd has decided to start the program with one school per region.

Only two classes of 35 students in each school will be offered the language class.

The subject will be offered as an elective, or students who show competence in English can enroll in the course.

Earlier, DepEd 7 Director Recaredo Borgonia said only students who excelled in English and Filipino are expected to also perform well in Spanish.

“We cannot make it a requirement for all the students to take up Spanish. If the student doesn’t perform well in English or Filipino, you can’t expect them to do well in Spanish. So it is better that it is just an elective, for the students to decide,” said Borgonia.

Special

The Special Program in Foreign Language aims to develop in the students skills in listening, reading, writing, speaking and viewingâ€"qualities that are important for the
development and acquisition of communication skills through a second foreign language.

The program also seeks to broaden the cultural horizon of the students.

“It will also develop understanding and appreciation of other people’s cultures,” Education Sec. Jesli Lapus said in a statement.

For each region, only secondary schools with the highest mean percentage score in English would be selected for the program.

Crash course

“One of the criteria in selecting the teachers who will handle the teaching of the foreign language is that they must be willing to finish the crash course and participate in teaching Spanish,” Lapus said.

The teachers will undergo a three-month training for the program. The selected schools will also be required to provide substitute teachers who will take over while other teachers are in training.

DepEd will choose the schools based on the availability of classrooms and support facilities. The school has to have a computer laboratory with at least 10 computers and headsets. (EPB

nagwonder pud ko te gi nsa na ug pic nga wla man na exposed ang image..

nindot i paint!!

wow calle!! i love Lacoste bya (pasalubongs) di lang ko hilig palit..mahal. haha

this opinion makes my eyebroW raise.


Anol Mongaya: 2 gory deaths, sex and technology
Sunday, February 1, 2009


THE gruesome deaths of call center agent Lynn Vi Ebarita and Emily Nuñeza draw our attention to the social impact and dangers of modern-day technology.

Police investigators and reporters had been talking, off the record, about what they learned regarding the liberal sexual lifestyle of call center agents in the course of the Ebarita investigation.

Maybe it’s the tension of facing the PC, handling irate callers and being confined together for eight hours during mostly graveyard shifts. Many call center employees end up having several liaisons and some even engage in group sex. As we all know, the call center industry is a recent phenomenon brought possible by advances in information and communication technology.

I understand that one theory pursued by investigators involved a possible invitation to enjoy with the group gathered by Lynn Vi’s best friend at the Nikei Hotel in Mandaue Cityâ€"a sex party that went awry.

According to a former Sun.Star editor who went to work in a call center, equally tragic was what happened to another group in another Cebu-based call center. They tested positive for HIV.

Emily Nuñeza, on the other hand, responded to a radio program “Wanted Pangga” that featured blind dates through the airing of their cell phone numbers. We in Superbalita had long ago refrained from publishing cell phone numbers because of numerous complaints about unwanted texters. But apparently, the said radio program became popular because of the opportunity of talking with the prospective text mate first live on air.

Unfortunately for Emily, she ended up a victim of rape and murder at the hands of her anonymous text mate. After all, many radio callers and eventual text mate do not immediately reveal their identities. “Mangalyas una.” One does not really know the identity of the other person.

Nevertheless, I’m not really sure if banning programs like “Wanted Pangga” or non-publication of cell phone numbers will stop perverts from preying on text mates or friends found through other forms of new media. Today, there are the unregulated interaction in thousands of online chat rooms, message groups, news groups, message boards, and social networks.



-http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/mongaya-2-gory-deaths-sex-and-technology

edit napud.. hehe


hope

-kodak

who knows. basin naa pud cya threats nga mas worse pa..maong di cya ka tug-an..
but really. kalat ra kaayu siya..murag wala cya na brief daan on how to shut up.
pero of course, maayu ra sab.

Tumpak!! Because they always want the best for us..  Even if they are aware that we sometimes need to fall in order to learn, gusto jud na nila smooth sailing ato life

So always, always listen and realize what they say even if wala kay plano to follow it.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 01, 2009, 08:09:50 PM
A friend, a true friend, will be truthful to you even if you don't like the words said, nor the assumptions. But it is best to maintain transparency between you and the friend.

agree. true friends are always permitted to be harsh. else, who else will tell us the truth when we are wrong or when we are doing something nga dili na acceptable sa society? if wala kay friends nga harsh in a caring way, then wala kay true friends.
puros rana plastic.

dili hinawayun..dipud libakera bisag lain pana nga tawo.

ang book ni Sidney Sheldon entitled Conspiracy Theory.. about UFOs and how the government eliminates the witnesses and hide the evidence of UFO existence.

pwede na mu ingon ang mga tigers.. "it's payback time."

mas wise lang tale ang mga babaye nga ga commit ani..

i could have stayed up with you all night if i'd known how to save a life..

regrets...regrets..ugh it s``ks.

pero ang mga hapon ang girls man ang manguyab.. dba? maayu sad ni dah.

Hey,

Mirisi nimo.

B.

mamasangil sa pangutot.

nah! bisag unsaon ngita way og lusot.. wala jud. murag padung kang jonelle tanan evidence..

what if Jonelle is really innocent?
basin pud wala jud to cya plano patayun c Vi. ang mga kuyog ra ang gapatay kang Vi.
Nagpanic si Jonelle maong gakalat na iya mga gipangbuhat and sulti.. to the extent cya na hinuon ang prime suspect.

Agree ko ani ligiah,. karun kay murag jack of all trades, master of none.

ughh!! confusing na nuon..

thanks sa correction 2gud.

Quote from: unpredictable on February 01, 2009, 07:20:51 AM
correct me if im wrong.. as far as i understand, was her body were cut into two pieces? in order for her lower limb and upper body would fit?

yup.

kani pud hotel grabe sad ila sanitation team ka lousy.

Gatas-gatas maka tabang tambal sa dengue.

from the company near Paseo or ang kani naa sa mabolo..

ate bambs.i saw a pic of that..i tried to search it online pro kalimot nako if dis-a nga site to nako nakita..


about angi, iya rajud cguro na style..and i think it would be slutty for a mother of 6 if parehas sa model ang iya kasul-ot

yes. but not from Teletech

dako kaayu ang smoke.. makita gud sa pier 4. (pagabot nako) kuyawan sad ko

highschool ang dapat dugangan..

hahaha! mau jud glac

i hope Jonelle, if she is innocent man gane, will tell the police nalang what really happened.

so far none of my Tacloban friends texted me yet for inquiry. Maybe not alot of people knows her afterall. Unless, you're personally connected to her, career or academic wise.

i'm talking about persons whom you know thru friend of friend of friend..lol it mga naturally sikat ba..lol!

naglagot man gud ko te nga iya gi traydor iya amiga.. maong im really interested with this case.

@luci..  who would've have known nga someday nagpasalamat ka saimo failure to befriend ha person.. really. really. unusual.

It's only an assumption of the police that Vi's cellphone was with Jonelle.
That's why they also assumed it was only Jonelle who kept on sending messages acting as Vi.

Call center slay suspect charged

By Flor Z.Perolina Updated January 31, 2009 12:00 AM


Jonnelle Enfectana, main suspect in the killing of call center agent Lynn Vi Ebarita, appears with her lawyer, Michael Enriquez (left), during inquest proceedings before prosecutor Bienvenido Mabanto Jr. Joy Torrejos

Cebu - A murder charge was lodged before the City Prosecutors Office yesterday against the principal suspect in the killing of a call center employee two weeks ago.

Mandaue City police filed the complaint against Jonnelle Enfectana, a close friend and co-worker of TeleTech Call Center supervisor Lynn Vi Ebarita, soon after the Mandaue Hall of Justice opened at 8 a.m.

During the inquest proceedings, the police presented to City Fiscal Bienvinido Mabanto the affidavits of witnesses that could prove that Ebarita, Enfectana and another woman, who was also believed to be “involved” in the crime, were together prior to the killing.

Based on the account of the first three witnesses, at 12 p.m. on January 18, Enfectana called up the victim and asked her to bring the three cellular phones that were left in their house in barangay Cubacub and bring it to their Sinulog booth at the Fuente Osmena.

Ebarita, together with two others arrived with the phones at around 5 p.m. but left in a few while to have dinner with her two com

panions and returned at 6:30 p.m. Later, Enfectana arrived with a female companion, whom she introduced as her cousin named as certain “Evelyn.”

Enfectana told Ebarita that someone has invited them for a drinking spree and they left the booth at 8:45 p.m.

On the same date, at around 9:30 p.m., three other witnesses who are friends of both Ebarita and Enfectana said that they saw both the suspect and the victim together with a woman whom they did not know standing along the road. Ebarita allegedly called the witnesses’ attention and during their conversation, she introduced to them Evelyn also as her cousin.

The witnesses said they were amazed because it was almost 10 p.m. and Evelyn was still wearing a fisherman’s hat and black sunglasses making them think she was a peculiar lady. They also observed that Enfectana appeared bothered during the meeting.

At the police station, where they were shown a cartographic sketch of the suspect who registered at the Nekkei Garden Hotel as Tina Panganiban, the witnesses said they recognized that the sketch was the same woman that Enfectana introduced to them as her cousin.

During the inquest proceedings, police said that among the other circumstantial evidences is that they believed Ebarita’s cell phone was with Enfectana because the victim’s officemates were still receiving text messages from her even if she was believed to be dead already. Police suspected the text messages came from the suspect who pretended to be the victim to misled and delay the discovery of the brutal killing.
And because she has the victim’s cell phone, police said the suspect also pretended as Ebarita during a chat with victim’s boyfriend and use the “codename” which only Ebarita and her boyfriend knew.

The victim’s US based Fil-Am boyfriend also doubted that his girlfriend’s cell phone was with the suspect, and it is from where Enfectana knew the “name,” which he and the victim call each other when they chat or exchange text messages.

During the inquest, Enfectana also denied that she asked for a “police protection” contrary to what was earlier recorder in the police blotter that she asked for it after she allegedly received a death threat.

PO3 Protacio Tago said they granted Enfectana’s wish for a police escort as they also wanted to protect her after she received a “threat.” But they later learned that the suspect’s cellular phone was dual SIM and she just used her other number and sent the threat herself.

Police said Enfectana was arrested after they found out that the victim’s wallet was in her possession last January 28, but denied the suspect was restricted of her freedom to go out prior to that dates.

Enfectana’s lawyer Michael Enriquez questioned the way his client, saying it was a warrant-less arrest as it was no longer part of a hot pursuit operation. Mabanto, however, said it his office will be the one to determine whether the arrest was illegal or not.

Enriquez also objected to the number of hours before his client was brought to the fiscal’s office for the inquest.

Mabanto explained to him that the 36-hour reglamentary period is not consist of continuous hours but refers to the time that the fiscal is holding office. “Don’t expect me to be here at dawn,” he said. â€" /WAB (THE FREEMAN)

Saturday, January 31, 2009

JAKARTA, Indonesia -- Rare Sumatran tigers increasingly under threat as their jungle habitat shrinks have been blamed for deadly attacks on three Indonesian farmers, including the mauling of a father and son while they slept, officials said Friday.

The bodies were discovered over the past week within a 25-mile (40-kilometer) range on Jambi province, Sumatra, police chief Tedjo Dwikora said. A 58-year-old father and his 21-year-old son were attacked in their sleep Wednesday in a hut near their village, while another man's body was found a week earlier in a nearby village, he said.

Two old tigers known to roam the area are believed to have carried out the killings, said local conservationist Didy Wurdjanto.

Fewer than 700 Sumatran tigers remain worldwide, according to estimates. The endangered animals are being forced to venture beyond traditional hunting grounds as rampant illegal logging, land clearing and commercial development eats into their jungle habitat. They are also threatened by poaching for the lucrative animal trade.

Only 20 such tigers still live in Sumatra's Jambi province on impoverished Indonesia's westernmost island, once a wildlife heartland. (AP)

-sunstar

4 people have Ebola infection (2:32 p.m.)

MANILA -- Four more Filipinos have been shown to have contracted the Ebola Reston virus, a finding that increases the likelihood that pig-to-human transmission took place, health officials said Friday.

Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said there now are five known cases of possible pig-to-human transmission of the virus after a backyard hog raiser from a northern Manila suburb became the first confirmed case this month.

An initial report said that none of the five men wore protective clothing and all were exposed through direct contact with sick pigs, according to Duque.

The rare virus - first discovered among monkeys south of Manila in 1989 - has not been known to cause serious illness among humans.

At least 25 people in the Philippines have been infected with the virus by monkeys, but only one victim exhibited mild flu-like symptoms.

Three of the Ebola virus' five subtypes are associated with deadly hemorrhagic fever in humans; two other subtypes, including the Reston, are not, according to the World Health Organization.

WHO's Dr. Julie Hall said the five cases in the Philippines "increases the likelihood" of pig-to-human transmission of the virus, but investigators were not yet certain. She said all five people are now virus-free.

"They are not infectious to others, they therefore do not need to be quarantined," she said.

While the virus appears to pose low risks to humans, Hall said the government must implement strict measures such as quick reporting of sick or dying pigs and prevention of the sale of illegally slaughtered meat to keep the virus from spreading among the swine population.

The government invited experts from WHO, the Food and Agriculture Organization and World Organization for Animal Health early this month to conduct a study on the health risks of the virus, first found in pigs in the Philippines in October.

The discovery not only marked the first time the virus has been found outside of monkeys, but also the first time it has been found in swine, a food-producing animal.

Health officials were trying to locate anyone who may have had contact with the five men. (AP)

-sunstar

Sunday, February 1, 2009

CEBU CITY -- At least 70 houses were destroyed when a fire broke out Saturday in the interior portion of Sitio Naba, Barangay Mambaling, this city.

The fire, which was tapped by the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) at around 4:01 p.m., also razed three classrooms at the Bagong Buhay Building of Alaska Elementary School and damaged four other houses.

Fire Officer 3 Nilo Daculan, the investigator assigned to the incident, told Sun.Star Cebu that the fire was raised to "Task Force Alpha" or third alarm at 4:23 p.m.

Fire trucks from the cities of Talisay and Mandaue, apart from the Emergency Rescue Unit Foundation and Filipino-Chinese Volunteer Fire Brigade, aided in the firefighting.

No one was reported hurt, Daculan said, but radio reports stated that at least seven people suffered minor burns while trying to save their belongings.

As of 7 p.m. Saturday, Daculan said he is still assessing the estimated value of the properties destroyed by the fire.

Daculan said he is verifying reports that the fire may have been triggered by liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tank explosion.

Explosion

Initial information gathered by Daculan said that prior to the incident, a certain Lino Baclayon, a resident in the area, heard an explosion from a nearby house owned by a member of the Badjao community.

Baclayon reportedly told Daculan that the explosion came from the house of one Mobin, who was celebrating a wedding ceremony during that time.

"We still have to verify that information though," Daculan said.

Strong winds fanned the fire that immediately spread to the nearby houses and eventually destroyed about 60 to 70 structures.

Daculan said the blaze reached the school and gutted three classrooms at the Bagong Buhay Building, as the fire scene was located behind the Alaska Elementary School, which was separated only by a low fence.

Firefighters, however, managed to save the three other remaining classrooms in the building.

Road access became the primary problem during firefighting, Daculan said.

He added the road leading to the fire scene is only about four meters wide. With people coming in and out from the fire scene, most of them with their valuables in hand, fire trucks had difficulty penetrating the area.

It took 45 minutes for the firefighters to control the fire, Daculan said.

The firefighters, however, stayed in the area until early Saturday night to totally extinguish the fire

-sunstar

Vi was still texting her friends, was still communicating with bf even after she was dead already. (so it's possible somebody was acting as Vi)

The text threat that Jonelle received was from her own sim card, since her phone is dual sim.

Jonelle was the one who told their friends that Vi is missing.

Jonelle came out days after the body was discovered.

yeah..they're very close jud daw, despite jonelle's unlikely attitude. murag c Vi rajud ang naka dawat sa iya batasan..

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as requested by the user

ako mismu as long as naa ako closest friend mukuyog ko. pro as i've said, tungod ani nga panghitabo, duha duha nako run

the lesson of this happening hurts me.

i'm for divorce..  maayu nalang sad gane naa divorce.. tanan,hasta bahin bahin maagi sa legal.

pwede raman mag show ka ug motives nga you like him..

S,

Amisyow mucho!

B.

love can sometimes be a, reason.

@red  mura manig ang libro nga naa sa kina ilawm sa library shelf.. (from a movie)

i think if a girl commits those unfaithful acts, more on self-check rana iya gi buhat.

that's amazing. for real.

hahaha!! calls if mao na cya nga girl ug batasan..then sayang.. X na cya

ah..murag maldita.. ate aleth mas mu bagay ana..lol

lol ate bell!!

glace, d kaha strong na kaayu na ug personality nga babye? i thot ganahan mo ug medyo damsel in distress ang dating ..(ayaw pud nang tanga ha)

sakit ako ulo

Quote from: Lorenzo on January 23, 2009, 10:02:16 AM
Dili ma suko dali. That's the best trait.

kanang masuko kadali pro grabe pud ka resilient? hehe ok ra na lorz?

wah! i know that! they're super junior! i love donghae.. lol!