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Quote from: Lollapalooza on January 18, 2013, 01:41:58 PM


Recycled Bottle Slippers... nakasave ka pa ng money

Oi, Adidas man diay ni. Parehas mi puros branded. Dia ra ang akoa ay...

Friends or food?

Is dis da rayt wan?

Quote from: islander on January 18, 2013, 04:26:56 PM
suplado ra pod.  ikaw man god ang maayong photographer dinhi, syalan ka ba.

Sori, no opins mint, wil lok por samting naw insigida...

Quote from: islander on January 18, 2013, 04:24:40 PM
ang palaman aning pan de tsinelas kay konggo.

Pakapini og kabahong...

GMA News Online â€" Mon, Jan 14, 2013


Although there are no cyclones near the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) at this time, Filipinos may have to keep their jackets handy for the next few weeks, state weather forecasters said Monday.

PAGASA forecaster Alvin Pura said the northeast monsoon will continue to bring cold weather to the country until late February.

"Simula ng malamig January at February hanggang late February," Pura said in an interview on dzBB radio.

The country is recovering from rain and floods brought by Tropical Depression Bising, which already exited the PAR early Monday morning, January 14.

Bising, the second cyclone for 2013, had brought floods to parts of Mindanao.

Pura said that as of Monday, they see no new weather disturbance in the vicinity of the PAR that could become a cyclone.

"Wala na tayong nakikita sa loob ng PAR na LPA, kahit sa labas ng PAR," he said. â€" TJD, GMA News

Quote from: islander on January 18, 2013, 04:19:30 PM
picture bi... i want to see how it looks.

Ano ka, sinuswerte. Wa man gani kay gipakita...

Quote from: islander on January 18, 2013, 04:20:30 PM
where's the crushed ball?

Gisagol na sa spaghetti...

By Rio Rose Ribaya | Yahoo! Southeast Asia Newsroom â€" Thu, Jan 17, 2013


The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) has recorded the coldest temperature in Metro Manila for this season on Thursday morning.

PAGASA weather forecaster Aldczar Aurelio said an 18.8 degree-Celsius temperature had been recorded in the vicinity of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Pasay City, 6 am on January 17.

"This is the lowest temperature in (Metro) Manila of the season," Aurelio confirmed.

But he clarified Pasay is not an ideal location to measure temperatures considering the pressures coming from the planes taking off and landing at airports.

Citing more reliable records in PAGASA, Aurelio noted they recorded 19.5 degree Celsius as the official lowest temperature to be experienced in Manila as of January 17.

He said the temperature was recorded at around 6 a.m. on Thursday inside the main headquarters of PAGASA in the Science Garden, Quezon City.

The weather forecaster explained the cold weather is brought about by the Northeast Monsoon or Hanging Amihan and winter winds coming from China and Siberia.

Quote from: islander on January 18, 2013, 04:09:24 PM
by whom?  i hope you're not referring to skin folds...

Students break record by folding toilet paper 13 times
15:01 11 January 2012
http://www.newscientist.com/


It may look like a prank but these mathematics students from St. Mark's School in Southborough, Massachusetts aren't toilet papering the famed infinite corridor at MIT. Using intricate choreography and brute force, they're breaking a paper-folding record by completing 13 folds, a challenge that students at the school have been tackling for seven years with the help of teacher James Tanton.

Based on the thickness of a sheet of paper, a formula can be used to calculate the minimum length needed to fold it a given number of times. Paper roughly doubles in size with each fold and the sides become more rounded, making it harder and harder to bend. Wrinkles also have a significant impact, making the formula difficult to follow in practice. In addition, no single roll is long enough to fold thirteen times, requiring the group to tape together numerous rolls of industrial toilet paper 1.2 kilometers long.

To achieve the feat, the students first arranged and taped 64 layers of paper into the physical structure of the sixth fold. When you fold paper, the layers on the end form a pattern of peaks and valleys, so the configuration mimicked these layers to accommodate the 16 kilometers of paper inside. The students then proceeded to physically fold the stack. The final result was a 1.5-metre wide and 76-centimetre high wad comprising 8192 layers of paper.

Although no official rules govern the record, the students decided that the folds must be in one direction and that the complete structure should be freestanding.

Until 2002, it was thought that paper could only be folded a maximum of seven times. High school student Britney Gallivan dispelled the popular myth by resolving the mathematics and successfully folding a single roll of toilet paper twelve times in a record-breaking feat.

AFP News - Rosalie Cabenan (2nd L) with her husband Danilo and some of their children at their
home in a massive slum in Manila on January 16, 2013. A historic birth control law that took effect
in the Philippines after years of opposition from the Catholic Church came too late for Cabenan,
a housewife who has given birth 22 times.

Britney's record was broken last year, with 13 folds...

Quote from: islander on January 18, 2013, 03:08:53 PM
daghan mi uy.  you naman...

Bitaw. Asking da obyos man tuod ko...

Kini, pwede pud pangmasa...

Quote from: islander on January 16, 2013, 11:55:48 PM
aguy.  9 years old and below na pod ang gamiton sa mga criminal elements ani...

Sunod unggoy nay gamiton...

Hmm, dapat magpastimsil gid upod si Miryam...

Quote from: Chongki on January 17, 2013, 01:07:55 PM
kung tag iya kog skul ....  akong dawaton sya

He he, she lost her appeal sa korte pero kusog gihapon og sex appeal?

He he, ingredient baya na sa feminine wash...

Quote from: chicogon on January 17, 2013, 03:54:18 AM


Ready to serve... plus smoked cajun or creole sausage

He he, picture pud unta after the devastation...

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 17, 2013, 06:25:37 PM


hang sug-ang ko haw tinuwang isdang garapa.

Hmm, unsa nang kauban sa isda? Albino shrimp?

Quote from: islander on January 17, 2013, 02:18:06 PM
hahaha!  i always knew feline maternal instinct is one of the best among mammals.

Hmm, don't underestimate reptilian maternal instinct...

Bahala gid kung waay bahay basta may naa kutjing haw...

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 15, 2013, 10:49:47 PM

sang nagduwa pa:



tapos na hang duwa yeheyyyy daug na gid, pa otog rap nagid haw.

Yehey, kombate na gid haw...

Quote from: vhinz08 on January 17, 2013, 12:23:57 AM
What´s the meaning of messianic conflict?  I just heard this from the radio.

TIA

Hi, Bay Vhinz, long time no read! Ayaw palabig trabaho diha!

Hmm, misayanik? Way milyonirik diha? 

Aha! Mao diay!

Quote from: islander on January 17, 2013, 12:05:49 AM
the owner of the facility should have his penis removed and fed to the dogs.

Penis envy!

Milyonir's kitin...

Hmm, magsilbi ba kaha ni sa Pinas...

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 17, 2013, 11:29:18 AM
Do you think Stacie Halas, or any teacher with a porn star past, should be allowed to continue teaching?

Unsay inyong huna2x, kaberks?

The 32-year-old former porn star was dismissed in April 2012 from her science teaching position at Haydock Intermediate School in Oxnard, California. The firing occurred after graphic videos made during a nine month long career in pornography were found on the internet by Halas’ students and coworkers.

The Ventura County Star writes that Halas has the right to appeal the ruling to Ventura County Superior Court. Richard Schwab, legal representation for Stacie Halas, has not confirmed if that is the path his client intends to take. On Tuesday he remarked on the panel’s decision:

    “We are very disappointed, obviously. With all due respect to the commission’s decision, we do believe Ms. Halas was being honest and forthright but was extremely embarrassed and humiliated by her previous experience in the adult industry. I believe this matter sadly indicates that when people have a past which is not criminal or hurts other individuals, they may not be able to be remediated or redemptive because of their past experience.”

Do you think Stacie Halas, or any teacher with a porn star past, should be allowed to continue teaching?

The Associated Press reports that the accessibility of the porn videos across the internet also played a role in the panel’s ruling. In an excerpt from the near 50 page decision by the Commission on Professional Competence, Judge Julie Cabos-Owen wrote the following:

    “Although [Halas'] pornography career has concluded, the ongoing availability of her pornographic materials on the internet will continue to impede her from being an effective teacher and respected colleague. While [Halas] failed to establish that she can be trusted as a role model for children or an example of redemption, the circumstances of this case most certainly demonstrate that one’s decisions and conduct, particularly continual deceit, must bring with them certain consequences.”

http://www.inquisitr.com/
Posted: January 16, 2013





Stacie Halas, a porn star turned California middle school teacher, has lost an appeal to return to the classroom. She was fired in April after X-rated videos she participated in were discovered by students and staff.

A unanimous decision by a panel comprised of three judges concluded that Halas is unfit to return to her teaching position. The panel’s finding was reportedly based around the former teacher’s continual dishonesty to employers regarding her pornographic background.

By Kim Arveen Patria | Yahoo! Southeast Asia Newsroom â€" Mon, Jan 14, 2013


The Philippines may boast of being the social networking hub, but nearly four out of five Pinoy adults still have no Internet access at home, results of a new poll showed.

A total of 79 percent of Filipinos reported being offline at home, U.S.-based pollster Gallup found in a survey of 1,000 adults in each of 148 countries globally.

The report put the Philippines among the 100 countries where less than a majority of respondents answered yes when asked the question "Does your home have access to the Internet?"

Related story: UN report: Internet access still low in PH

This, even as Gallup stressed that the results "reflect the percentage of adults who answered yes, rather than the percentage of households in a given country with Internet access."

"Additionally, it is possible that adults have access to the Internet through other means, including schools and universities, public libraries, Internet cafes, and smartphones," Gallup said.

However, the recent findings are consistent with a United Nations report in September, which claimed that 71 percent of Pinoys had no access to Internet through any means.

AFP News â€" 6 hours ago


Animal disease officials in Taiwan have confiscated more than 400 dried dog penises, testicles and various internal organs in a raid on an illegal slaughterhouse.

A total of 435 penises were discovered in a fridge along with the other body parts, while 12 fresh dog corpses were also found in the raid at the slaughterhouse in western Yunlin county on Tuesday, the Animal Disease Control Centre said.

It was not immediately clear why the owner of the abattoir kept the body parts, a spokeswoman said. But local media suggested the man could have used the penises as an ingredient in herbal wine due to the belief they could help boost male potency.

Two live dogs were rescued during the raid and officials also discovered a number of collars, indicating some of the dead animals could have previously been pets, the spokeswoman said.

The owner of the facility, who is suspected of selling dog meat as food, has a previous record of killing animals, she said.

He could face a maximum one-year jail term and a fine of up to Tw$1 million ($34,500) if found to be a repeat violator of the animal protection law, which bans the killing of dogs.

While dog meat featured on menus in Taiwan in the past, it is now an offence to eat either dogs or cats and anyone doing so faces fines of up to Tw$500,000 under local law.

By Rubyloida Bitog
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/
Tuesday, January 15, 2013


LA TRINIDAD, Benguet -- The newly installed Benguet police director wants age of criminals to be pegged at 10 years old as minors are becoming rampant offenders in the province.

Police Senior Superintendent Rodolfo Azurin expressed his sentiments over the problem on minors in front of the Provincial Board last Monday. He said minors had been reported to him as one of the major problems in Benguet during the past years.

He said minors are used by high profile robbers in sneaking into the different houses, especially in La Trinidad, because of the protection to minors the laws provide.

He added most of the arrested robbers were minors and some gangs, which are still roaming around are groups of minors.

During the discussion, some board members cited some sitios in La Trinidad where robbery happens in every house. They expressed their fears because the robbers might posses some firearms.

However, police personnel from the town assured the officials the robbers are just minors and are not professional thieves.

La Trinidad police force showed their frustrations on continuously arresting minors but the suspects still keep on doing the same illegal activity because of the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006 prohibiting punishment on minors even if they committed crimes.

Azurin admitted they have this dilemma on how to discipline kids in Benguet not to enter into such criminal activity.

He said if only the decision-makers could amend the juvenile act, he will urge the officials to lower the age limit of criminals to 10 as a disciplinary measure for minors who are engaging in illegal acts.

The new provincial police director of Benguet committed to closely negotiate with the decisionâ€"makers in the National Government to introduce amendments on the juvenile act. “As long as minors are offenders, they should be sanctioned.”

Sakara bird sang milyonir...

Kinsa man tuoy di gustong makapanag-iya aning iroa...

Quote from: Scarb on October 20, 2009, 02:48:57 AM
"ang gaba dli magsaba"?

Di jud...

Quote from: BolBuhol on December 28, 2012, 03:28:47 PM
Tolay kong sa binisaya gid

Limpyo baya ang mga joke diri, Bay Bolbs, ayaw paghugalhugal diha...

Quote from: BolBuhol on November 29, 2012, 06:25:59 PM
way gid problima ako na gid hang mag trangslet.


kon ako gid tagahang sang tsansa sang maglakawng lakawng na malinawong nasod karsada, may ara na panahong balsamo na akong madongog hang hanginong kag mitang-aw sang aligring dahong kag kahoy, wala sang abog, way gid hang damatikong makalilimos, way gid hang sabaang sakjanang.

apang matagkarong adlawa mao ra gid hang akon mabatyagan na luwas gid ako magsaka kanaog unom na lupad sang hagdanang na kongkreto tanang nagalibok sang akon bisan pa naghunahuna sang kalibutang kurog kag natapos ako sang kongkretong tabla, na mi tuyok gawas, ang kuan mao ra gid si Vertigo mi huhuhu.

Hala! Imanugbalik naton ini sang Maninglis por da sik sang Maniglis-spiking mimbirs sang TB haw...


If I am gifted with the bottle cap of walking walking the lake-like road put inside, there is the embalmed time that I hear the spicy wind and look at the comic leaf and tree, not in the dust, not whatsoever the spicy tricky beggar, not whatsoever the spicy talkative vehicle.

But every now today always whatsoever the spicy sensation of salvation truly I climb down six flies of congressional steps all around mine, even daddy thinks of the trembling world and therefore I conclude a congressional draw, that revolves and is ejected, the whatchamacallit is in fact the Executioner crying.

“English as she is spoke” â€" the best Portuguese/English translation ever
http://deepbrazil.com/





“What news tell me? All hairs dresser are newsmonger” â€" a phrase that you could use to insult a barber.

“It is a noise which to cleve the head” â€" useful if you have to complain against the orchestra.

“Let aim it! Let make fire him” â€" good for hunters.

These pearls are part of the phrase-book “English as she is spoke”, written in 1855 by two Portuguese authors, José da Fonseca and Pedro Carolino. They (obviously) didn’t know any English and used Portuguese-to-French and French-to-English dictionaries to build their book. The unintentional humor was praised by (sarcastic) American writer Mark Twain, that wrote in the introduction of the 1883 edition: “it is perfect, it must and will stand alone: its immortality is secure. This celebrated little phrase-book will never die while the English language lasts”.

This rather strange, otherworldly wordless picture book features a cartoonish-looking frog and mouse who go exploring on their bike in the middle of the night. The ride takes them through odd-looking forests, down under the ground, and into the ocean. Before heading out, however, they each have a salad-a bowl of bugs for Frog and lettuce and tomato for Mouse. As the ride continues, Frog and Mouse encounter odd-colored animals with oversize eyes, a scaly orange dragon, gremlins, and blue snakes and kiwis. With long fangs and an angry stare, the dragon looks scary but turns out to be quite friendly. He leads the pair underground where they meet up with a pink and orange video-gaming batlike creature. The four new friends explore a deserted town before heading out to the ocean. More fantastic and dangerous creatures await them, along with some friendly mauve-colored porpoises. Tired but happy, the four creatures greet the dawn from a cliff overlooking the ocean. The illustrations are rendered in crayon, watercolor, and ink in a style that is reminiscent of '80s monster cartoons or movies. Some children will enjoy the detail on each page, and the spread depicting the underwater world is colorful and attractive. However, other children will find the creatures' strange faces and features too frightening. The dust cover opens out into a poster. A supplemental purchase.-Roxanne Burg, Orange County Public Library, CAα(c) Copyright 2011. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted. --From School Library Journal

Publication Date: August 7, 2012 | Age Level: 4 and up

In Matt Furie’s glorious debut, a nocturnal frog and rat awake at midnight, share a salad of lettuce and bugs, and strike out on an epic dirtbike adventure toward the sunrise. As the friends make their way from forest to bat cave to ghost town to ocean to shore and beyond, new friends are discovered, a huge crab is narrowly avoided, and a world is revealed. Packed with colorful characters and surprising details on every hand-drawn page, The Night Riders is the ideal book for anyone who has ever wanted to surf to the mountains on the back of a dolphin.

The Chinese Knew About It

This drawing is entitled "The Old Method Chart of the Seven Multiplying Squares".

It is from the front of Chu Shi-Chieh's book "Ssu Yuan Yü Chien" (Precious Mirror of the Four Elements), written in AD 1303 (over 700 years ago, and more than 300 years before Pascal!), and in the book it says the triangle was known about more than two centuries before that.

The First 15 Lines

For reference, I have included row 0 to 14 of Pascal's Triangle


                                           1
                                        1     1
                                     1     2     1
                                  1     3     3     1
                               1     4     6     4     1
                            1     5     10    10    5     1
                         1     6     15    20    15    6     1
                      1     7     21    35    35    21    7     1
                   1     8     28    56    70    56    28    8     1
                1     9     36    84    126   126   84    36    9     1
             1     10    45    120   210   252   210   120   45    10    1
          1     11    55    165   330   462   462   330   165   55    11    1
       1     12    66    220   495   792   924   792   495   220   66    12    1
    1     13    78    286   715   1287  1716  1716  1287  715   286   78    13    1
1    14     91   364   1001  2002  3003  3432  3003  2002  1001   364   91    14    1

Example: What is the probability of getting exactly two heads with 4 coin tosses?
There are 1+4+6+4+1 = 16 (or 24=16) possible results, and 6 of them give exactly two heads. So the probability is 6/16, or 37.5%

Heads and Tails

Pascal's Triangle can show you how many ways heads and tails can combine. This can then show you "the odds" (or probability) of any combination.

For example, if you toss a coin three times, there is only one combination that will give you three heads (HHH), but there are three that will give two heads and one tail (HHT, HTH, THH), also three that give one head and two tails (HTT, THT, TTH) and one for all Tails (TTT). This is the pattern "1,3,3,1" in Pascal's Triangle.

Symmetrical

And the triangle is also symmetrical. The numbers on the left side have identical matching numbers on the right side, like a mirror image.

Fibonacci Sequence

Try this: make a pattern by going up and then along, then add up the values (as illustrated) ... you will get the Fibonacci Sequence.

(The Fibonacci Sequence starts "1, 1" and then continues by adding the two previous numbers, for example 3+5=8, then 5+8=13, etc)

Horizontal Sums

What do you notice about the horizontal sums?

Is there a pattern? Isn't it amazing! It doubles each time (powers of 2).

Odds and Evens

If you color the Odd and Even numbers, you end up with a pattern the same as the Sierpinski Triangle.

Diagonals

The first diagonal is, of course, just "1"s, and the next diagonal has the Counting Numbers (1,2,3, etc).

The third diagonal has the triangular numbers

(The fourth diagonal, not highlighted, has the tetrahedral numbers.)

(Here I have highlighted that 1+3 = 4)

http://www.mathsisfun.com/


One of the most interesting Number Patterns is Pascal's Triangle (named after Blaise Pascal, a famous French Mathematician and Philosopher).

To build the triangle, start with "1" at the top, then continue placing numbers below it in a triangular pattern.

Each number is just the two numbers above it added together (except for the edges, which are all "1").

Quote from: islander on January 15, 2013, 09:26:26 AM
i'll never take a tortured fetus even if it's a chick. 

Hmm, di ka gusto sa itlog nga balut kay ang balhibo naa sa sulod? Gusto ka sa itlog nga ang balhibo naa sa gawas?

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 15, 2013, 05:05:32 PM
tinonto ma ng imon hao.

Ð"уÑ... бодр, плоÑ,ÑŒ же немощна

Bwahaha! Не плоÑ...ая шуÑ,ка сказаÑ,ÑŒ сейчас проÑ,ромбинового индекса!

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 15, 2013, 04:50:28 PM
sakyanang man guro na sija haw,,,,  (juk) pode ondoy pode pod inday..

Hmm, kung Ondoy, toytoy; kung Inday, loyloy...

When the Biblical sentence "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak" was machine-translated into Russian and then back to English, it became "The vodka is good, but the meat is rotten"...

Taym sa. Unsa man nis Gemini, laki o baje?

Quote from: islander on January 15, 2013, 01:49:54 AM

Hmm, di ba kaha "no underwear" pud nis Ondoy...

Morag true...

Quote from: bugsay on January 14, 2013, 05:16:33 PM
sa pront byu...

He he, jast lok no tats ra ba...

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 14, 2013, 06:51:01 PM
sip on hang nanglogwa litpi litpi, bagong dilig gid

Mora gid pomada hang lobrikisyon sang hatsingera ya...

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 15, 2013, 12:02:45 AM


sampok tan ninyo haw

He he, tapay lang daan bisag pila pay mosumsom...

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 14, 2013, 05:10:04 PM
ajaw gid pagajagajaga diha sano

Sori, bason baliwon gid hang panahom, simbako lagom...

Kag humot gid ang kanlang blahan...

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 14, 2013, 05:05:33 PM
wa jamo

Hmm, waay gid yot te amo?

Quote from: Lollapalooza on January 14, 2013, 04:59:49 PM
pasalamat mi sa Ginoo to nga hinay lang gid ang uwan dinhi sa amo..

Pero sang banwa ni Bolbs ginapiko ginapala gid hang uwan haw, may naa pa pakapin nga kirat ug durogdog...

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 14, 2013, 04:58:06 PM
Palayo lang unta gid sang baha....

Te, kapugngan gid man hang baha haw...

Quote from: bugsay on January 14, 2013, 04:52:14 PM
wa koy nasabtan.....namayabas ko pag liktyur ni maam...

Hmm, nagdidriming?

An-o gid haw hang dayabolikal?

While the shaman is measuring life, 4 to 5 young women nervously dance behind her, their fingers stiffly stretched, their hands moving from side to side while the skip and bounce from left to right.  The moral support they lend strengthens the healing powers of the alamoos.  Menfolk bring two altars with offerings in front of the sick.  The first is called maligay, a single bamboo pole 1 m tall, festooned with elaborate bamboo skewers, which feature layered shavings made by delicately  whittling, without removing, the outer skin of the stick.  The shavings are formed like flowers at the top.  Guava, makopa, and other fruits of the season, as well as filets of meat and fish, are placed on the sharp ends of the skewers.  Thesecond is called sapak (a bamboo pole 1.3 meters tall).  Its top is split into eight parts, pried open in to the shape of a funnel, on which an antique blue and white china is firmly set.  Offerings of cooked rice and betel chew are also set down nearby.

Faglong and tangungo music continues to be played during the healing ritual, creating an atmosphere of merriment.  Feeling she has done all she can to heal the sick, and fatigued by the whole process, the alamoos motions to some men to help her lift the sick.  The tangungo strikes a lilting melody, making everybody move in quick animated fashion.  Food and betel chew from the maligay and sapak altars are given to the sick.  The tangungo strikes a lilting melody, making verybody move in quick animated fashion.  Food and betel chew from the maligay and sapak altars are given to the sick.  Though weak and unable to stand unaided, he is forced to walk and take slow dance steps.  Seeing no improvement in his condition, more food is administered to him by the alamoos.  Other participants help themselves to the altar food.  Feeling well or not, the patient slowly swaggers and staggers into the dance.  With great effort he tries to follow the tempo, falling and stumbling along the way.  But his participation is supposed to signify that the power of prayer and incantation has alerted the diwata and has helped to cure the sick.

Another dance is the asbulong which depicts a healing ritual.  The absulong is officiated by the alamoos, also known as malong, usually female, who dances around the sick person, shouts incantations, and brandishes a handful of leaves and flowers.  With these, she occasionally strikes the sick person's forehead, arms, torso, legs and feet.  At times she holds his arms, and pulls him up in an effort to revive him.  Putting down the plants, she squats on one side of the sick and extends her left arm over his chest.  At this point, the alamoos is prepared to determine whether her patient will live or die.  With a dangkal (span of her right palm), she measures her extended left arm from shoulder to middle finger tip.  Usually, she gets three to three and half dangkal, depending on her palm span.  If her last dangkal goes beyond her left hand's middle finger, her patient will live.  The extra finger length signifies a new lease on life.  But if her last dangkal lands squarely at the tip of her middle finger, it means the sick is going to die, unless sacrifices, offerings, and prayers are immediately made to the divinities and life-giving deities.  The music of the faglong, which has ben playing all the time, is slowly drowned by the music of the tangungo which is now being played to a frenzy.

The mihag sugon is a dance drama on gathering honey.  The Bilaan woodlands abound with beehives.  Honey is a delicacy among the people, and is gathered by many Bilaan men.  The dance drama muhag sugon unfolds with a man moving about in a walk-dance sequence.  He looks around constantly, searching for a beehive.  He is strumming a faglong, the music fast and melodic, soft but audible.  His movements are small, monotonous, predictable, and are as soft as the music he plays.  He spots a beehive, represented by a piece of tabi, an abaca cloth tied in a bundle.  He strums the faglong faster, indicating glee.  His dance steps accordingly become more expansive.  He leaps here, skips there, as he comes closer and closer to the beehive.  Putting down his faglong, he pulls out two pieces of bamboo sticks, and starts a fire by rubbing them vigorously against each other.  He lights up a torch made from dried fiber and leaves, and smokes out the bees from their hive.  He picks up his faglong, hurriedly tears off pieces of the hive and proceeds to sip the honey.  He does this several times.  Then the bees come back and attack him, making him drop the hive.  He runs, slapping his body all over to drive the bees away.  More beestings make him run faster.  Mustering enough courage, he goes back to retrieve the beehive, and runs home, still slapping off the bees and picking the dead ones off his skin.