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Palit ko ani.. 

I love the sidewalk restaurant there fresh seafood buhi pa gyud ang mga isda ug lambay.

Thanks Miss Isles for the appreciation..

Unsa kaha ang kaugmaon ining mga bataa.Mao ni sila ang usa sa mga grupo sa candle vendors nga ga tambay sa St.Joseph Cathedral sa Tagbilaran city.

Stevens Green park of Dublin..

Dublin City as seen from my eyes.

Quote from: chicogon on July 10, 2012, 06:46:13 AM

ganahan ko ani I like the aqua blue color. Bugnaw sa mata.

Quote from: Lorenzo on July 09, 2012, 01:13:58 PM
He he he, next time mo balik ko sa Bohol, gusto ko mo stay sa Anda Beach. Duol ra man diay ang Anda sa Valencia. Mo drive lang ko didto instead of wasting my time going to Panglao and Dumaluan Beach.

Mao bitaw unya adto ta pasyal sab sa ila ni Mike.

When i was a Popeye the sailor man buying gas at Miami,Florida.

Quote from: Lorenzo on July 09, 2012, 12:37:02 PM
Nong Virgil,

Naka adto na diay ka sa Cayman Islands ? Guapo kaajo adtong lugara; naka bisita na ba ka sa Curacao , og Aruba?

nakaadto na sab ko  nadaot lang ako mga picture.

Approximately 6 hours drive from Dublin.Northern Ireland is part of British Empire until now..

A photo of me and my wife at the cliff of Antrim,Northern Ireland.

Quote from: Lorenzo on July 09, 2012, 01:24:45 AM
The mountain ranges of Cody, Wyoming

I love the color of the  fiery sunset..

Quote from: Lorenzo on July 09, 2012, 01:23:29 AM
Cody, Wyoming

stunning panoramic view.Water look inviting it seems very warm out there.

Thanks for the appreciation Lorenz..

My spider woman 3..

Maayo ni ang jail guard na sab ang ibalhog sa presohan.

Ok diay imong mga plano sa sunod nga mga tuig. Matulog na ko bai Kay gabii na.

Kami Kay mo bisita kada tuig Kay adto man ang  ahong mga anak unya duha na sab ako apo.adto tanan sa Bohol sa Baclayon.

Taga Bohol sab ka kabayan.?

Mao ba swerte pa gyud nimo.Wala ko maka agi ug abandon ship. Fire on board lang Kay explode ang boiler. Ako gi pa skewela ako asawa ug nursing unya pag abroad niya mi sunod na ko.Undang na ko pagka seaman.

Mao ba pareho diay ta.Mga 15 years sab ko nanakayan sa una.

Quote from: Lorenzo on July 07, 2012, 12:03:42 PM

The posing siblings. Don Rico, Andre Nicholas and Lorraine Angeli. Taken in the Yellowstone Lake basin.
July 2, 2012.

Are they doing the Rain dance?

Quote from: islander on July 07, 2012, 12:49:15 PM
glad to hear from you again, lorenz.

this is a very cute photo.  i can't help but feel the fun as well just by looking at it.

Quote from: islander on July 07, 2012, 12:49:15 PM
glad to hear from you again, lorenz.










this is a very cute photo.  i can't help but feel the fun as well just by looking at it.

Are they doing the rain dance?

My picture once upon a time as an OFW on shore leave at the Island of Grand Cayman,Caribbean sea.I was working on board MS Silver Cloud as a Quarter Master.Gahinoktok kay gimingaw sa Pinas..

na porma na nindot na tan-awon..

Quote from: Lorenzo on July 01, 2012, 08:29:57 PM
The time is 7:29 AM. We are now leaving Sundance for Yellowstone. Excited ko kaayo ! I love this region of the United States. Truly America is beautiful.

I love to see the photo of Yogi Bear.

ang mga gay lang diay mopalit ug babaye???

Baclayon church.

Lovely family.

Daghan ni sa Thailand nga Kayat Tours.

Bamboo bridge sa Loboc 10 pesos bayad kada tourist ..more fun in Bohol..

Daghan ni sa smurfland.

Angayan man diay sab ka Pads mura ka tan-awon ug giant baby 

Sunset of Isla Puting Bato.This island is situated in front of Pier 4 North Harbor..

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 04, 2012, 10:29:59 AM
Aw, abi nako para sa bungot...

Naay sikreto nga magpatubo sa bungot ug buhok pero kinahanglan lang gyud nga maka agwanta ka sa baho.Kanang ulo ug simod pahiran sa iti sa manok nga pula ug kolor kanang mura sa nutela sa dili pa matulog.after one week motubo na ang buhok..

my favorite spread..

The Cliff of Antrim ,Northern Ireland..

The River Liffey of Dublin City..

So lucky i miss to board the S/S Titanic by 10 minutes.I could be in deep trouble..lol

Utensils used at S/S Titanic.

Picture taken inside the Titanic museum all pictures are dark due to camera flash not allowed.

Inside view of the Titanic center..

Mao ni ang shipyard where the famous ship Titanic was built..

Abut na gyud mi Belfast after 4 hours travel from Dublin.

Red brick houses along the way..

The rolling golden wheat fields of Ireland.

Mao ni ang coaches nga among gisakyan paingo0n Belfast..

 Dali ah nahalin oy..maayo gyud ning TB sa negusyo kay daghan man gyud siya ug mga followers..

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on June 29, 2012, 02:32:22 PM
salamat  guapo, sigi mag open kog acount, nya na lang kon mahuman na jud.

unya guapo epiktibo ba ni kaayo?

ok man lang kay makakuha man sab ko ug mga booking thru my email mostly foreigner nga mo bakasyon sa Bohol.

Sol e advertise sa internet libre man kana siya,mao ni mga website nga diha ko ga advertise,OLX Tagbilaran,Ibilik ug sulit .com.Mao ni usa sa mga example nga advertisement nako sa www.ibilik.ph Paghimo lang ug account nila.

http://www.ibilik.ph/short_term_rentals/145416/2-bedroom-fully-furnished-apartment-bohol

Nindot bitaw na.Mao man sab na akong ginagmay nga negusyo.

uso na kana ron mga berde ug dugo..unya mo excell ra ba kana sila sa ilang vocation.

Please include my short and long term rent fully furnished Apartments.Calcaben apartment's is Ideal for OCW who are looking for a home away from home.Located at VPInting Ave.Bool District ,Tagbilaran city in front of the old blood compact.Landline no. 038 412 0820.

http://tagbilarancity.olx.com.ph/apartment-for-rent-daily-or-monthly-basis-iid-127381489

Apartment no cya na for rent?

Nice project, where is it located?

Mao na gigamit ni lapulapu ug bala sa iyang terador para pikhan ang ulo ni Magellan. Lol

Tinood na...

Come to Bohol and enjoy the eco tourism.

Nabuta ang mga gwardya Kay wala ka kita.

I have a sandwich ice cream os mobile phone from Samsung and I can say it's the best.

Ang dili mo appreciate ug gwapa nga pictures sa babaye b***t Lang.

Kanang mahilig mag post ug sexy pictures sa TB mao na ang maniakis.lol.

Maayo na Lang ang uwagon Kay sa walay uwag..

There is a huge deposit of marble in Romblon.We always name the place marble-ro  country.

It is not only Bohol got crystal clear water,This picture i took last year on my holiday at Cresta de Gallo Is.,Romblon.

Lovely place a paradise to behold.

The sea water is very clear. Kanindot gyud mag sawom2.

Not when you are a senior citizen. Think of all those step you go up and down everyday. And then you have an arthritis .lol.

Grill chicken na lang ang kulang ani.lami sab ni sa lechon pa wala sa ngigngig..

sa dili madugay ma control na jud  sa china ang economy sa America.

( Calcaben Apartment's) New unfurnished apartment for rent,1 bedroom with toilet and bath 6000 pesos,2 bedroom with one toilet and bath 6500.Conveniently located along the highway at VP Inting Ave,Bool District,Tagbilaran city.Just in front of the old Blood Compact shrine.Quite place and easy accessibility to transport.Large parking space.To view ask for Michelle, cell no:9213065142.

Ug mahubog na mangita ug vampira nga pula ug ngabil.nga ga suroysuroy sa kadalanan.

Very interesting.

Basin ako nang long lost relative..

Lovely pictures daghan jamo mga sexy makapabuhi ug dugo.

Name ipit pa gyud ang kilid sa panty!!

very practical Tess.,

Thank you for the translation Lorenz, Indeed a picture paint a thousand words as the song goes.

A view from the plane of Maribojoc river..

A sunken Bangka and Dauis Bridge.

pwede na nga e sud-an ang kigul...hehehe

kini ang kigul na zhang Ziyi..

View from the Dauis church..

Congratulations sa mga bag-ong CPA.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2012, 12:36:49 PM
The amount of American trade that traverses through the South China Sea is greater than China's Gross National Product. So, this region is of overwhelming pertinence for American strategic interests. United States will never allow China to have a choke hold control of the South China Sea.

China also knows that the 7th Fleet, alone, could send the entire Chinese Navy to the bottom of the Pacific.

you will never know what happen. US lost the Vietnam war and;. the Vietnamese doesn't have even a single warship .

Aduna kaha miembro sa TB nga ingon niini ang kinabuhi? Unya tungod sa paningkamot mi asenso na.Apil na kadtong mga bading nga social na ang katayuan sa buhay..hehehe

[url][By Charisse Gay Ursal
Inquirer Visayas
12:21 am | Saturday, November 19th, 2011
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CEBU CITYâ€"Twenty-year-old Sophia looks like a typical colegiala who has a dream of becoming a respected lawyer someday.

Barely 5-foot tall, she keeps a low profile at the Catholic-run school in Cebu City, where she is a freshman student, as she doesn’t want to call anybody’s attention to herself.

It is because she keeps a secret from her classmates: She sells her flesh to pay her school bills.

Sofia works as a GRO (guest relations officer) in an elite night club and offers sexual services to men, mostly foreigners.

“I don’t care if I’m a prostitute. I will finish my studies no matter what,” she said.

Sofia’s case is not isolated. According to Julius Bungcaras, head of the International Justice Mission (IJM) Cebu’s Community Mobilization for Churches and Students, 10-15 percent of every 1,000 students (10 out of 100) resort to prostitution.

The IJM is a human rights organization that rescues victims of slavery, sexual exploitation and other forms of violent oppression.

Bungcaras said that based on the cases he had handled, students were prostituted not only because they needed to pay the tuition. Other reasons include financial independence, materialism and peer pressure where students feel the need to have what their friends have, he said.

Sofia’s story

Sofia, who hails from Negros Oriental, was left to the care of her aunt when she was 12 years old after her father died and her mother abandoned her.

After graduating from high school, the 16-year-old lass moved from Negros Oriental to Cebu to pursue a college degree. Little did she know that school fees in Cebu were expensive.

For three years, she did odd jobsâ€"from housemaid to salesgirlâ€"so she could save enough money for her tuition. But the pay was not enough to even cover her basic needs.

She quit being a salesgirl and had been unemployed for a while. In April last year, a friend, who worked as a GRO, told her that their night club was looking for another GRO. Since work was hard to come by for a high school graduate, she took it.

“I didn’t like it but I had no choice,” Sofia cried.

The pay was good though, and that made her decide to stay in the business. Since then, she had been to nine different clubs, where the tips ranged from P1,000 to P8,000 from her permanent “guests.”

‘Private’ services

“We call our clients guests. A gathering of GROs is called a show-up. I am one of those. Then the guests would choose who among the GROs they like,” she said in Cebuano.

Aside from tips, she receives a fixed pay of P120 per hour from the club and gets not less than P1,000 per customer for “private” services.

Sofia goes to school in the morning because her work starts from

7 p.m. and ends at 4 a.m.

Her income allows her to buy food, as well as pay for her board and lodging, and other school fees. She has extra money to send to her aunt in Negros Oriental, who doesn’t have a clue on how she earns a living.

Sofia said she also spent on a new cellular phone, clothes and even shabu (methamphetamine hydrochloride) to keep her up all night.

Aside from other clients, Sofia is being maintained by her “boyfriend”â€"a 61-year-old Norwegian who paid her tuition this year.

Sexually transmitted diseases, including the incurable Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), don’t scare her. She is more afraid of getting killed by her customers without any witnesses inside the hotel than dying of AIDS.

What matters to her is to finish her studies so she could become a top lawyer and command the respect she has always wanted.

The lure of fast bucks is one of the factors some student-sex workers quit school and make prostitution a career path.

Miles’ story

One of them is 20-year-old Miles, who decided to drop out because she believes that prostitution is the easiest way to help her mother and three siblings, as well as provide her wants and needs.

“I can give my mother more money if I continue working as a a sex worker. It’s fast and more practical than going to school,” Miles said in Cebuano.

She gets at least P1,000 per hour from her customers, who are mostly foreigners.

Unlike Sofia, Miles does not work in a club but stays home and waits for a text message from customers on where and what time they will meet.

She uses her earnings to buy new cellular phones, trendy clothes, food and makeup. “Sometimes, I can buy all I want, but I never took drugs,” she said.

Asked if she was scared of catching the virus that causes AIDS, Miles said she was confident that she was healthy since she uses condoms for every sexual contact and has a regular checkup every three months.

Although she had no plans of going back to school, Miles acknowledged that her chosen career would not last forever. Eventually, she would have to get a degree so she can get a decent job.

Toni’s story

A gay escort named Toni, a fine arts student, confirmed that many students are sex workers. “I don’t think the government can do anything because it’s not just me who’s into it. There are a lot of us,” he said.

Toni, 22, offers sexual service to homosexual foreigners and gets P1,500 to P 2,500 per client. “It was easy money,” he said. He usually has two clients per night.

Toni said that because of his income, he was able to provide for his family and pay his tuition.

“We join dating sites where most of the foreigners (mostly old Caucasian and Americans) come to visit and meet us for sex,” he said.

He uses condoms, he said, because he is scared of getting AIDS. “We’ve been tested (with AIDS) last April and we’re thankful we’re negative,” he said.

Toni had stopped going to school since he broke up with his boyfriend, a foreigner who paid for his tuition. Now that he has saved some money, he plans to go back to school and get a degree.

“If I couldn’t finish college and get a good job, maybe I’ll end up being an escort forever,” Toni said.

Annabelle Maglasang, guidance counselor of the University of the Philippines High School, said the escalating tuition has forced students to sell their bodies. “The end does not justify the means. But, I can’t blame them (student prostitutes),” she said.

No information

The government has been working to prevent sexual exploitation of students through various agencies, but these do not have information on the number of prostituted students. The Department of Social Welfare and Development and the police intervene only when there are complaints or suspicion of trafficking.

The City Health Office, on the other hand, doesn’t give special attention to student-prostitutes. It merely conducts surveillance operations and holds periodic medical checkup on sex workers.

For Sofia, Toni and Miles, the only way to stop the flesh trade, especially among students, is to make education affordable. Unless they are able to get a degree and find decent jobs, they know they will have to stay in the game to survive.

Charisse Gay Ursal is a third year mass communications student of the University of the Philippines Visayas-Cebu College. She is one of the 16 students who participated in the 1st Inquirer Write-Along for Campus Journalists held in Cebu in September. This article is her workshop output./url]

Youngest lagi Mao nang way boot.Gusto lang ug cgi ug gubat,war freak..

ako gi search sa facebook ka Hazel man acc sa Camella ang mogawas..

mga favorite nako nga gulay diay nang imong gi tanum..Adovong kangkong ug kamungay para sa nilaw-oy.kay namit gid proks kung sa illongo maoy mo sulti.

By: Rob Lever
Agence France-Presse
9:48 am | Sunday, May 27th, 2012
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WASHINGTON â€" The browser wars are heating up again, but this time the fight is for dominance of the mobile Internet.

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Google, Apple, Microsoft and Yahoo! are all in the struggle, along with the Norwegian-made Opera browser and the open source Firefox software from Mozilla.

The motive behind the wars is not just bragging rights. The company that controls the mobile Web can direct users to its websites, and importantly, gather data that can be used in targeted advertising.

“The browsers need to be present on the mobile device for survival,” said Greg Sterling, an analyst with Opus Research.

“Everyone is trying to manage their strategy in this multiscreen and multiplatform world.”

Research firm StatCounter found that global access from mobile devices, not including tablets, doubled in the year to January to 8.5 percent of all Internet usage.

Google stepped up its effort earlier this year by releasing a full version of its Chrome browser for mobile devices, which will over time replace the unnamed browser on devices powered by Google’s open Android platform.

The Google-Android browser by April had grabbed 21.5 percent of the mobile Web, overtaking Opera, the early leader that had 21.3 percent, according to StatCounter.

“Chrome is definitely the up-and-comer because of Android, and it has a lot of momentum on the PC,” Sterling said.

Running third was Apple’s Safari, the default browser on iPhones, with 20 percent. Nokia, BlackBerry and a few others hold small shares.

When tablets are included, Apple is the dominant player with 63 percent, according to data from Net Applications’ NetMarketShare survey, but Android is gaining with nearly 19 percent.

The push by Google meshes with its strategy of gathering information about users across platforms, so that someone searching on a mobile device might get an ad on a PC, or vice-versa.

And Google just completed its $12.5 billion deal to buy mobile phone maker Motorola Mobility, freeing the California company to build its own handsets that play into the strengths of its

software.

“Everybody wants to have that first point of contact with the user to control the experience from that point, capture certain data and direct them to services,” said Al Hilwa of the research firm IDC.

“It’s all about control, about who is further up on the stream of data.”

Meanwhile Microsoft, in its effort to get a share of the mobile space, is pushing its own Internet Explorer browser for devices running Windows, but critics say the software giant is limiting compatibility.

Mozilla’s Harvey Anderson complained in a blog post that Microsoft is limiting the “advanced” capabilities for outside software, effectively shutting out browsers like Firefox.

Anderson said Microsoft in its new Windows 8 devices was signalling “an unwelcome return to the digital dark ages where users and developers didn’t have browser choices.”

Yahoo! became the latest to boost its effort in the mobile space, introducing its Axis browser designed for mobile devices.

“It is meant to replace Safari,” Yahoo! product management director Ethan Batraski said of Axis. “You will never have to use Safari ever again.”

Ben Schachter, an analyst at Macquarie Capital who follows Google, said the Internet search giant will also introduce a version of Chrome for the Apple operating system.

Schachter said in a note to clients that Google benefits from Chrome by reducing the payments from “traffic acquisition costs” and that a Chrome browser for iPhones and iPads could

“meaningfully” reduce what Google pays Apple.

But Apple can tweak its strategy without competing head-on against Google, Sterling said. He said Apple’s Siri voice assistant and its new maps software offer a type of search. And as tensions rise with Google, it could change the Safari search engine to Microsoft’s Bing, or another.

Analysts say it remains unclear to what degree device makers will try to block out competing browsers, and if this will trigger a government response. In the 1990s, Microsoft’s efforts to lock out competing browsers prompted actions on both sides of the Atlantic.

The battle for control of the mobile Web raises questions about Facebook, which is groping for a mobile strategy after a troubling response to its massive share offering.

One report said Facebook was eyeing Opera, which could solve some of the perceived problems for the social network giant by offering a platform to get better data on mobile usage for targeted advertising.

“It wouldn’t surprise me” if Facebook were to acquire or tie up with Opera or develop its own browser, Hilwa said.

Another player to watch, said Hilwa, is Amazon, which has developed its own browser for the Kindle Internet device â€" a move that can also steer users various services, earning cash along the way.

Hilwa said Amazon, like the others, is pursuing a strategy that includes hardware and software, but can also sell goods and services.

“They have content, they sell stuff, they have Web services,” he said. “They have a lot of assets and have been successful. I would watch them.”

The clear signs of aging
By: Efren Ll. Cruz
Philippine Daily Inquirer
12:41 am | Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012
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Question: What is the ideal age in which I should start focusing on retirement planning? I have heard people say that five years is good enough. I am quite young and still have my whole life ahead of me.â€"Fast-rising young executive.

Answer: Some say you should start preparing for retirement when you start to age.  What are the signs that you are aging? Here are some common symptoms:

The topic at your lunch table turns from magical vacations to medical prescriptions.

You find yourself searching for music compilations from yesteryears.

You start holding your cell phone farther from you just to read text messages.

You get very “high scores” in your lab results (i.e. high blood pressure, cholesterol, triglycerides).

Your moisturizer now includes anti-aging ingredients.

You begin your admonitions with, “In my time…”

You still watch the shows you grew up with like Hawaii “Five-0” and the Simpsons.

Hazel is our neighbor and she told me about tha launching of Camella homes and Royal Palms sa Panglao?

kanang ga atubang gwapa sija no?

Kauban diay mo ni Hazel Panlita?

 Party time sa Eskaya beach resort sa Panglao..


Buffet section..

The pool side


lotsa fireworks