MikeLigalig.com

Quote from: hubag bohol on August 16, 2012, 01:20:59 PM

sa prague ba kaha ni?  mora man god ug nakapapiktyur ko ani nga setting didto sa una (presidential residence nga naa poy honor guard ingon ani).  lipay pa kunohay ko kay gikawayan kog mga caucasian tourists nga maoy gadaghan namong kauban. 

wow, they want me to join them, i thought.  tagaan pa ko nilag lugar sa taliwa.  the delusion was good, until the banana republic awoke me with, "ganahan silag international flavor.  they wanted you there because you were different as an asian."  yikes.  for once, nahimo kong dekorasyon, hehe.

da, na-delete hinoon si botbot.  ikaw man god, hubag...

kaingon kog ako ang gipatamaan.  di diay kay niwanggot man ko.

besides, ang gloves akong ikawo imbis imedyas kun di ko ka-nap.

nakapanguykoy ko nga wa planoha ug nahisalagma ko ani nga thread.  arang lingawa uy.  di pa ko tb enrollee aning panahona mao nga wa na ko kaabot sa ubang classmates ani.  but what fun there was in the sharing of ideas and opinions. 

glacier is witty.  hoy glacier, whoever and wherever you are, kun pul-an na ka sa facebook, balik diri.  nia pa ang old reliables nga imong mga classmates---bugsay, hubag, lorenz, raqz, hof, ching, lindy, etc.  nat-cast aka chongki is surely missed.  may he resurrect.  as for annika...

here are hopes that she had already found the peace and emotional security in her one true love, whether he's 16 years older or not.

  

hi, ching.  here are hopes that you're feeling much, much better now about everything.  i understand you've had avonex in 2010.  well, you must be over that now.  be seeing more of you, here.

aherm.  mas daghan ang spy, pero usa ray his excellency.

Quote from: fdaray on September 07, 2012, 10:27:03 PMBisan asa na ang plagiarism, sa TB daghang mo copy then paste gikan sa google.Kita  sad mga plagirist.

Quote from: islander on September 07, 2012, 07:39:21 AM
in a sense, yes.  pero wa man tingali nato dinhiy mo-copy and paste unya angkonon nga iyaha ang ideas.  we share what we read or what we know because of our readings, or because we seek affirmations of what we believe in; we do not claim them. 

ideas and events are shared, not claimed, and unless one of us had come up with a eureka moment and we can claim in all honesty that it's ours, our own discovery, our own invention, that's how things will be.

if we post something about diseases, it doesn't mean that we claim to have discovered these diseases.  if sir daray posts his articles about agriculture, it doesn't mean that he had discovered those plants or the techniques of planting them.  if lorenz posts something about our faith in a divine being, it doesn't mean that he had been appointed by god to organize a new religion.

it is, of course, safer to cite the author and the source if one pastes the whole text, not only for fairness's sake to its author but also to protect this forum.  somewhere in the internet highway is some info that websites are deemed answerable for posts that are copied and not attributed.  as to who will take care of the prosecution, i do not know.  the internet is still a very new player in the game of litigation.       

as for our handsome but less than brilliant senator, he can be accused of plagiarism for the simple reason that he failed to attribute his words to anyone.  he could have simply started his speech with something like, "sabi nga ni late u.s. senator robert f. kennedy..."  just one phrase, and he could have stood taller and more credible.

naa koy kaila nagdalidali lagi ug sul-ob ug gloves...

from 20k to 5k?  how cheap.

panahon na gyod aning mga klaseha nga wa mahadlok sa daang matuwid ni pnoy.  nakalimot ug pangayog i.d. o driver's license sa would-be victim?  may chance pa tingali nga di nila dayunon kun nakadipara daan sa apelyido.  aw, wa gyod hinooy brayt sa bagra nga binuang. 

tsk, tsk.  kaluoy diay intawon kun di pa espina ang apelyido sa potential victim.  mag-unsa na lang kun nag-apelyido ra ug aquino o roxas o sotto ba kaha...    

hahaha!  bilib ko sa kaswerteng mga pulisa.  attaboys!

paskang sayanga.  kadagko sa sweldo, shoddy ang trabaho.  he could have had his shining moment on the senate floor if he did his homework.  now he has become a joke.  what a waste.

oh-oh.  hinaot unta nga di siya ma-victim of love.  malikay lang tawon unta sa teenage pregnancy.

by heavens!  sotto should hire another speechwriter who's not lazy.  more than that, he should stop letting others think for him. 

wondering about manila's sudden switch from sunlight to thunderstorm.  the thunder is terrible, it made my kitten jump.  could this be why my internet connection isn't consistent, this now-you-have-it-now-you-don't broadband?  i'm not getting my money's worth... 

now pa ko nga naa diay sinigang with tomato sauce.  i'm going to try this.  sundon nako tanan, apil veggies.  wa diay kangkong sa new orleans, fr chic?

uy, dalaga na si budingit.

11. “An e-mail address: pinkpoodle@…com (How seriously can you take this person? How professional does this e-mail look if used on our behalf?)” â€" Kitty Werner, Chair, Central Vermont Crime Stoppers

12. “‘I have never trapped a man.’ A woman offered this as evidence of good character.” â€" Robert Dagnall, ResumeGuru.com

-for the whole article, the link is http://thehiringsite.careerbuilder.com/2010/02/11/a-resume-like-no-other-12-tales-of-bizarre-applicant-behavior/

9.  “I think I was fired because my previous employer was racist.” â€" Laura Koelling, HR department for a catering company in St. Louis

10. “The résumé said ‘ecxellent attention to detail.’ Yes, ‘excellent’ was misspelled!” â€" Molly Wendell, a job-networking expert and author of “The New Job Search”

7.  “Under ‘reason for leaving’ [the applicant] stated ‘threat of death’.” - Cathleen Faerber, The Wellesley Group, Inc.

8.  “I think the goofiest thing I saw on a résumé was a person who listed one of their special skills as Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. They were applying for an accounting position, so it makes absolutely no sense why they would have that on there.  The other one was a gentleman who put his marital status as ‘single, but looking’ on the résumé!” â€" Sky Opila, online résumé service BriteTab.com

5.  “Dirt. The résumé was intentionally smeared with mud. I don’t recall what the intent was. I immediately threw it away.” â€" Patrick Scullin, founding partner and executive creative director for Ames Scullin O’Haire Inc.

6.  “A résumé from a part-time model.  Included with her résumé was a 4×6 card showing her in various poses and at the bottom it read ‘good hands.’  She was applying for a corporate position.” â€" Cathleen Faerber, The Wellesley Group, Inc.

12 bizarre resumés continued...

3.  “I once reviewed a résumé that was handwritten on lined yellow paper. One of the jobs was listed as ‘Central Intelligence Agency, Langley, VA,’ and the description of the job was, ‘I’m not authorized to divulge the nature of my job duties while in the employ of the CIA’.”  â€" Sue Thompson, The Potentialist at Set Free Life Seminars LLC

4.  “I once had a candidate for a marketing assistant position who had worked in a supermarket very early in his career and, for that job; he listed as one of his responsibilities, ‘cut the cheese’.”  â€" Anonymous hiring manager at a large staffing firm

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 07, 2012, 09:39:20 AM
Hmm, mao diay wa ko madawat isip part taym titser sa atoa tungod sa akong email address nga hubagbohol...

kun ang department dean or chairman babaye, madawat pa tingali ka kun ang imong email address "hubagang_ma'am_uy..."

12 bizarre resumés

from A Resumé Like No Other: 12 Tales of Bizarre Applicant Behavior
by Mary Lorenz in Talent Acquisition
February 11th, 2010
   
include any of these if you don't want to be hired:

1.  “I always tell people to include their relocation details up top of their résumé and I received one that read, ‘Researching condoms in the local Washington, DC area.’”  â€" Heather R. Huhman, founder and president of Come Recommended

2.  “Some people do not know how to abbreviate ‘assistant.’ You really should not be abbreviating titles (or much else) on your résumé. To me, it indicates laziness in that you don’t want to spend the time typing the extra letters. But if you’re going to abbreviate ‘assistant,’ please use ‘Asst’ not ‘Ass’.” â€" Abby Kohut, president and staffing consultant at Staffing Symphony, LLC

i do not know me.  what's a bot?  short for bottom?

when i grow up i want to be a blogger
(so i can study a senator's speeches).
blogger lang ako, e.

hahaha!  there go the bloggers!

accused plagiarist fareed zakaria's redemption:

Time magazine and CNN are reinstating the commentator Fareed Zakaria after a review of his work in light of his admission that he plagiarized parts of a New Yorker article in a recent column for Time.

“We have completed a thorough review of each of Fareed Zakaria’s columns for Time, and we are entirely satisfied that the language in question in his recent column was an unintentional error and an isolated incident for which he has apologized,” a Time spokeswoman said in a statement on Thursday. “We look forward to having Fareed’s thoughtful and important voice back in the magazine with his next column in the issue that comes out on Sept. 7.”

more at http://mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/08/16/after-review-time-says-fareed-zakarias-plagiarism-was-isolated-incident/

good professor.

how fareed zakaria met headlong the accusation of plagiarism:

The similarities in the texts were spotted by the conservative Web site NewsBusters, and quickly spread across the Internet after appearing on the media blog JimRomenesko.com.

After the similarities were found, Mr. Zakaria issued a statement saying: “Media reporters have pointed out that paragraphs in my Time column this week bear close similarities to paragraphs in Jill Lepore’s essay in the April 23 issue of The New Yorker. They are right. I made a terrible mistake. It is a serious lapse and one that is entirely my fault. I apologize unreservedly to her, to my editors at Time, and to my readers.”

http://mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/08/16/after-review-time-says-fareed-zakarias-plagiarism-was-isolated-incident/


that's real honest-to-goodness apology from a real gentleman.

lately in the u.s. is an esteemed writer who had been suspended for a month by the outfits (cnn and time magazine) he works for because of plagiarism. 

like any writer under intense pressure, fareed zakaria had tripped.  this former editor-in-chief of newsweek is an esteemed geo-political analyst whose writings have become references of world politicians.  when his one-off plagiarism was discovered, he was gracious enough to admit it.  this graciousness seems to be beyond senator sotto.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 06, 2012, 11:13:59 PM
The PRO-RH Bill caucus is feasting on this and utilizing Mr. Sotto's mistake to make forays in attacking the ANTI-RH Bill caucus at something that is totally irrelevant to the subject matter. Sotto should apologize for his mistake, and take the fight into pressing his inherent ANTI-RH agenda. Move forward!

he did, and made it worse.  the words sound better in filipino, he had said.  what kind of an apology is that?  this guy actually doesn't know how to apologize.  it is as if apologizing is beneath him.  this explains why bloggers, whether they're pro- or anti-rh bill, seem to be on the lookout for his speeches. 

in his first contra speech, he simply declared that bloggers are not plagiarized because "mga bloggers lang yan", to which bloggers replied "senador lang yan".  so there, it looks like it's going to be bloggers who will bring him down.

Quote from: fdaray on September 06, 2012, 10:48:25 PM
Bisan asa na ang plagiarism, sa TB daghang mo copy then paste gikan sa google.Kita  sad mga plagirist.

in a sense, yes.  pero wa man tingali nato dinhiy mo-copy and paste unya angkonon nga iyaha ang ideas.  we share what we read or what we know because of our readings, or because we seek affirmations of what we believe in; we do not claim them. 

ideas and events are shared, not claimed, and unless one of us had come up with a eureka moment and we can claim in all honesty that it's ours, our own discovery, our own invention, that's how things will be.

if we post something about diseases, it doesn't mean that we claim to have discovered these diseases.  if sir daray posts his articles about agriculture, it doesn't mean that he had discovered those plants or the techniques of planting them.  if lorenz posts something about our faith in a divine being, it doesn't mean that he had been appointed by god to organize a new religion.

it is, of course, safer to cite the author and the source if one pastes the whole text, not only for fairness's sake to its author but also to protect this forum.  somewhere in the internet highway is some info that websites are deemed answerable for posts that are copied and not attributed.  as to who will take care of the prosecution, i do not know.  the internet is still a very new player in the game of litigation.       

as for our handsome but less than brilliant senator, he can be accused of plagiarism for the simple reason that he failed to attribute his words to anyone.  he could have simply started his speech with something like, "sabi nga ni late u.s. senator robert f. kennedy..."  just one phrase, and he could have stood taller and more credible.

di kahibawo motagam, hahay.  niliwat niya ang iyang staff kay staff man gyod niya ang gasuwat ani, unsaon na lang.  gitagalog na lang aron kunohay di masakpan.  sakpan gihapon.   

mas motoo pa ko nga transgender ka. 

hampasabol.  kanang imong jokes lalaki ray kamao ana.  menos ang babaye ana nga style.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 06, 2012, 05:04:36 PM
Anak kaha? Di kaha tubow?

tubow god kun ikaw kay di man ka manganak...

makaanak man ta anig ahat bisag wa ta mamabdos.

allez-vous, dedenden?  merci et au revoir, mon bébé ma belle.

what lifetime savings to mark the achievements of man!

Quote from: chicogon on September 06, 2012, 02:30:20 PM
I'm open for partnership (PARTNERS IN CRIME, INC)   

aherm.  asa na man to si hubag ug bugsay?  hey, fellows.  here's an offer you cannot refuse...

Quote from: vrglguapo on September 06, 2012, 02:55:33 AM
No world gyud KO ini ug religion na hisgutan.

daghan na ta.  kontento lang kog basics---motoo ug ginoo, one bread one body, makasabot ug motoo sa apostle's creed, makasabot ug motoo sa sacraments, motoo ug forgiveness, moampo ginagmay, motabang ginagmay, di mangdaugdaog, pakapinan ug di padaugdaog---payts na ko.

if i don't deserve a blessed life, i would wish for a divinely guided one at most.

wa bitaw pod koy nakit-an, loll.  wa lang ko magsaba kay naa baya poy eye bags ang baki.

kana tingaling "I have arrived as anyone else to protect them" statement ni enrile ang "arrived" tingali ana "a right"; the statement will have more sense.  medyo sipyat ang nag-transcribe ani tingali and the writer and editor missed it.  a negligible human error if it were so, anyway.   just the same, i'm glad the anti-rh bill senators are now fighting well, sans sitcom drama and comedy.   

daghan na ta, loll.  i mean, ang eyebags.  one of these days, iapil na nig weigh sa airplane, hehe.

p.s. goodness me, loll, ang tambal sa eyebags tambal sa almoranas!

Bags under the eyes can be a symptom of not enough sleep. Getting enough rest can help bags under the eyes. You can use hemorrhoid cream to take down swelling right away. (http://www.ask.com/answers/)

mahadlok man sad ta ani kun unsay baho sa atong mata...

morag si bugsay nga nakakita ug guwapa.  

(tua na ang krokongs sa bohol karon for a long-needed break.  hope his trip from china was fine.)

Before May's surge in cosmic rays researchers had said they expected Voyager 1 would leave the solar system and enter interstellar space -- between the boundary of the Sun's influence and the next star system -- within two years.

NASA has described Voyager 1 -- now 11 billion miles (18 billion kilometers) away from the Sun -- and its companion Voyager 2 as "the two most distant active representatives of humanity and its desire to explore."

The scientists controlling Voyager 1 -- whose 1970s technology gives it just a 100,000th of the computer memory of an eight-gigabyte iPod Nano -- decided to turn off its cameras after it passed Neptune in 1989, to preserve power.

Assuming the craft continues to function normally, they will have to start turning off other on-board instruments from 2020, and it is expected to run out of power completely in 2025, said [space scientist Ed] Stone.

excerpts from 35 years on, Voyager 'dancing on edge' of outer space by Michael Thurston, AFP
more at http://uk.news.yahoo.com/nasas-voyager-dancing-edge-solar-system-044659217.html

some background:

The twin Voyager craft -- Voyager 2 was actually launched first, on August 20, 1977, followed by Voyager 1 on September 5 -- were designed primarily to study the biggest planets in our solar system, Jupiter and Saturn.

Taking advantage of a planetary alignment, they fulfilled that mission before pushing on to Uranus and Neptune, beaming back stunning images of the first two in 1979 and 1980, and the latter pair in 1986 and 1989.

But with those jobs complete and both craft still functioning perfectly, project managers decided to keep mining information as the devices fly further into the void and towards the very edge of our solar system.

AFP Photo by AFP/NASA/JPL-Caltech/File
Artist's concept painting released June 19, 2012 by NASA/JPL-Caltech shows Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 at the edge of the solar system. Voyager 1, launched in 1977, is nearing the edge of the solar system and may already be "dancing on the edge" of outer space, the scientists behind the project said.

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/

i came across a thread by accident some months back; i forgot the website's name, but i did bother to read everything in one long thread.  paskang lingawa nako.  nangatake ug religious belief (christianity) nga puro sila way kalibotan (they seem to be muslims, from the looks of it, and very educated.)  one entry: "john is not a christian.  he's a catholic."  tua na lagi...

i had to tell this because of what some inc people who don't know much about catholicism (i'd presume, because of their own pronouncements) had said---catholic priests are criminals! 

my badness, fr chic.  does that make you a fugitive?

seriously, now i know why wars were fought in the name of religion.  when i heard that, right there and then, i wanted to attack the guy and tear him to shreds, not so much for his religion (who cares) but for his sheer stupidity.

lisod gyod ning moabli tag baba nga gamay ra tag nahibaw-an...

so there, mamiyembro sila dinhi, malingaw gyod ta.

Quote from: hofelina on September 06, 2012, 01:15:13 AM
ipa  miembro sa Tubag Bohol!

haraw!  wow, ka-thrilling tingali sa lalis dinhi, in case.

Quote from: chicogon on September 06, 2012, 01:08:21 AM
I wish I do... ma datu na jud ko ani na charism/talent hehehe...

matod tuod sa akong brother sa una, duha ray paagi nga madato, magtukod ug relihiyon o makaokab ug sakto nga tansan.

Quote from: chicogon on September 06, 2012, 01:08:21 AM
We can only speculate or even imagine why politicians court or rub elbows with big time or popular cult leaders - or even established traditional churches - but we will never know the motive behind such approach. I wish I do... ma datu na jud ko ani na charism/talent hehehe...

all i can say is that those in this particular picture were not appointed president or vice-president by the appointed son of god.

as an afterthought, binay, who also had an audience with this appointed son of god in some other archived news item, made it. 

on the other hand, despite public declarations by the iglesia ni cristo that their support was for the aquino-roxas tandem, i suspect (because of a very reliable source---an inc guy who boasts too much about the political power of their cult) that they still voted for binay because "he helped their church much", according to that inc guy. 

sadly, it is as if these cults can scare our politicians more than the catholic church. 

origami expert ang tag-iya ani

i don't know if this bodybuilder is hairy, but his barbell sure is.

we can laugh some more at politicians who court these cults.

from the archives (Mindanews, 25 April 2010):


WITH APPOINTED SON OF GOD. Vice Presidential bet Perfecto Yasay, Presidential bets Jamby Madrigal, Brother Eddie Villanueva and Richard Gordon with Pastor Apollo Quiboloy (second from right) at the latter’s birthday celebration today at Sonshineland, Davao City. Quiboloy describes himself as the “appointed son of God.” (MindaNews photo by Carolyn O. Arguillas)

“Can you imagine that? When we talk about ex cathedra, that means infallibility, I hope (Sereno)  doesn’t think that way because that’s not good.  That doesn’t allow for dissent,” he warned.

Sereno, whose appointment broke the seniority rule in the tradition-minded third branch of government, also asked colleagues to shun intrigues.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/

Arroyo, who voted against Corona’s conviction during his impeachment trial in the Senate, said the newly appointed Chief Justice might mistake her so-called divinely inspired appointment as authority to speak, like the Pope, ex cathedra “because she has angelical status, she crowned herself … the anointee of God!”

“When the Pope talks of matters about faith and morals, you cannot challenge that.  She was anointed by God! Isn’t that what she said?”

Trying to look serious, Arroyo recalled Sereno’s statement at the flag-raising ceremony and quoted newspaper accounts of the Chief Justice saying “she is there because of God’s will, not Malacañang’s will or the President’s.”

Joker Arroyo: Is Sereno now infallible like the Pope?

By Cathy C. Yamsuan
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Wednesday, September 5th, 2012

Senator Joker Arroyo hopes Chief Justice Lourdes Sereno will not mistake “God’s will” for infallibility.

A born-again Christian, the 52-year-old Sereno in her first flag ceremony on Monday in the Supreme Court with half of the 14 magistrates in attendance invoked divine intervention in her appointment by President Aquino to replace ousted Chief Justice Renato Corona.

“After the Chief Justice expressed her belief that she was anointed by the Good Lord as chief magistrate, I hope she would not think she has now the infallibility in her judicial opinions,” Arroyo said, tongue-in-cheek.

http://www.buzzfeed.com/

...because it looks like it's for the good of everyone.


http://www.buzzfeed.com/

yes, lorenz.  the only one, and recognized as such in both the visayas and mindanao.  i was told it is so by my two nieces who are doctors themselves.  no wonder it struck me on hindsight that it was as if she was held in awe by other medical practitioners when she entered my hospital room.  that was five years ago.  maybe there are others now, or maybe there are those who left the country.  but at that time, she was the one and only thereabouts.   

how nice of your family and how cute of the animals...

ang mga hayop kuno ang mag-una ug sense ug danger, mao nga kun kahibawo ta mobasa sa ilang unusual behavior, we can be duly warned.  tinuod kaha ni? 

makapanaghoy man sad ta sa claims aning tawhana.  i believe some of us suffer from messiah complex, but this is going too far.  well, he isn't the first.  back in the 1920s... that church until now continues to be courted by politicians because it practices block voting.  their return on investment?  positions in government for church members who are far from qualified.  uh-huh.

pag-abot ni banana republic after 10 minutes,  salamat nga wa ko niya kataw-i, ako ra usa ang nagtindog sa corridor with my 2 precious cargo, one for each hand.  way laing ready mo-evacuate or way laing tawo kay nanrabaho sila.  ang tinuod, ako ra ang tarantitit. 

happy ending.  ang aso tungod diay kay wa masirhi ang garbage chute pag-fogging sa ubos, mao nga ang aso nisaka.  hinaot nga false alarm lang unta kanunay ang mahinabo, with the grace of god.  and our cat will never be left behind.

swerte gyod gihapon ko nga wa ko katan-aw.  okay lang unta kun di pa ko helpless.  wa man gyod intawon koy mahimo...

sometime last month...  precarious man gyod intawon among residence diri sa manila.  it's an 18-storey building, mao nga medyo wary ko for emergencies, like fires and earthquakes.  because i'm alone most of the time, naa koy permanent emergency bag nga puniton lang diretso kun magkalisod.  contents: a day's change of clothes, legal documents, cash and jewelry, medicines. 

anyway, kausa, ni-dingdong ang roving guard; he asked calmly if i was cooking something that was burning.  i wasn't.  the corridor had an alarming presence of smoke, i noticed.  my knees turned to jelly. 

i did the following, in this order: called the banana republic, put our cat in his carrier, picked up the emergency bag, carried both the carrier and bag to the corridor, locked our door, and waited for the banana republic. 

magkalisod ang kalibotan, unahon gyod nakog dala ang buhi.  second priority lang ang emergency bag.

goodness me.  what a great movie. 

there's only one infectious diseases specialist and/or epidemiologist in the visayas.  she's a lady doctor (i forgot her name, but she was my doctor some years back when i landed in a hospital one day after waking up and looking like miss piggy).  when a cdc team from atlanta comes to the visayas and mindanao, she's the first person they coordinate with.

cute.  would you believe, i didn't even know his name. until now, hehe, thanks.

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on September 05, 2012, 11:48:47 AM
hmmm been sewing for the past 3 days ang hopefully today is last day.

wow!  bintaha gyod ning daghang kamahoan.  moluto, motahi, mo-gardening, etc.  kanyahay ra malipayon ka.  buyag.

even if it were just animation, i shed a tear or two when that little dinosaur ran after his own shadow, thinking it was his mother...

sail on, sail on, lorenz, though the heavens may rain...

have you considered specializing in tropical diseases (read: exotic) one day, or joining the ranks of cdc in atlanta?  or the united nations health program?  that would be great.  not much money there, but to be anywhere around the world where epidemics are, where you are most needed... whew!

we better ask him for his appointment papers.

i remember that beautiful spielberg movie about dinosaurs and this was the theme song... i don't go much for diana ross, but i love this song anyhow.

Quote from: islander on September 05, 2012, 02:27:39 PM
nakakita pa gyod ko sa una pa kaayo ug mga caged unggoy, for their brains to be eaten raw.

mao nga paghapak ug mga sakit nga kuyaw unya dala diay ug unggoy (ebola tops the list, among many) nakaingon gyod ko tawon ug 'tua na, sugod nag hapak ug bawos, as nature does...'

nakakita pa gyod ko sa una pa kaayo ug mga caged unggoy, for their brains to be eaten raw.  motudlo lang ang customer asa iyang gusto, diha-diha, buhi pa ang unggoy, kuhaon ang skull aron ma-exposed ang brains para kaonon.  where was this?  northern china man tingali to... gahilak kog gasuka tungod kay ang mga unggoy intawon moluhod, mangayog pakimalooy to have their lives spared.  it's a cruel world with cruel human beings.    

 
salamat nga wa ko makakita ato.  sukad ko nakakita sa natgeo channel more than 10 years ago ug zebra nga gikaon ug lion, never na gyod ko motan-aw ug natgeo channel. 

in fact, with that ug mag-away pa gyod mi ni banana republic kay gusto niya channel ug boxing, ako gustog channel ug ice figure skating, unya ang mga bata magkawatkawat ug tan-aw kun molakaw ko bisag allowed lang sila motan-aw friday evening to saturday evening (pag-uli nako, init ang tv kun akong hikapon), wa na gyod miy tv.  if that box becomes a contentious issue in the family, better not to have that box.

p.s. wa ba baliki tong nabiyaan intawon?  basin ug gibalikan, or there were rescue teams...

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 04, 2012, 08:25:06 PM



Nanganta ni sila alang kang Fr. Chic... 

gloria in excelsis deooooowww...

left to right: bass, baritone, alto, soprano

you two seem to be describing his excellency the ambassador and his honor the senator...

Quote from: islander on September 05, 2012, 09:35:41 AM

Quote from: chicogon on September 05, 2012, 11:54:26 AM
Si Mike Ligalig na ug iyang mga batos (TB Members) 

left to right: hubag, bugsay, taga tigbao, chicogon, lorenzo.

ang mga tb chicks ug hens apil na si lolla, raqz, states, mdb, hof, etc. ug yours truly tua pa sa dog spa, maoy gilingi ni webmaster.

Quote from: chicogon on September 05, 2012, 12:34:51 PM
... it becomes a facade, a covering, while life follows other paths, other rules, often selfish individual and group interests. In this way religion loses its authentic meaning ... and is reduced to a secondary habit which satisfies the need human beings have to feel they have done right before God".

touché!

one of the rescuers man ni siya, didn't you know?  first line of defense pa gyod.  iyang tukbon ang mga hilabtanon.

In a separate move the Animal League also undertook a lifesaving operation prior to the event as reported here:

More cats rescued by the Animal League
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-FaP73HGvpQ#

Since Hurricane Katrina it seems animal charities have really begun to get their act together in preparing for future catastrophic events.

But don’t forget all those kitties that need re-homing. In the current economy an increasing number of people are abandoning their pets.  Surprising but the number of cat owners is decreasing and many others cannot afford vets bills.  Our view at Pussington Post is that those of us that can help should seriously consider what they can do.

http://pussingtonpost.com/

87 cats rescued from Hurricane Isaac

by James Lautner
Senior Cats Editor
September 2, 2012

There have been many unhappy cat stories in the news recently I thought you might like a more uplifting one about some cats rescued from the hurricane.  It appears that before it hit animal charities did some great work moving cats from its path.  According to the Mail Online:

    The SPCA took 87 cats and 60 dogs from New Orleans in Louisiana after Isaac lashed the area earlier this week leaving a trail of carnage in its wake.

The cats and dogs were taken to Texas.


Lucky cats were inside at home when the storm struck

our cats and dogs, tungod lagi kay di man makagawas kun way human companion (specially the dogs kay interesahan unyag ihaw), tagaan ug soft cut grass sa ilang yaya, once a week.  morag korek gyod hinoon kay ilang usap-usapon ug duwaan ug ligidligiran ang cut grass nga isabwag sa sawog.

A dog, I have always said, is prose; a cat is a poem. -Jean Burden

whew!  out of 15, nakalugar ug 3 places and philippines... ingon pobre, hahay.  (what are malls basically for than for shoppers kunohay?)

also, this top 15 biggest mall list shows the placers as all in asia, except for the one at edmonton, canada, and maybe the one in turkey (which would rather identify itself with europe than with asia). 

from southeast asia alone, 8 malls made it to this list of 15.   

Death Toll after Operation Overlord

Source rationale: This source is a chart that shows the death toll of the Nations involved in D-Day.  A lot of people knew that D-Day was a very deadly attack but not many people know just how many people died there. The chart breaks it into deaths by country. Germany was at the top of the chart with 320,000 deaths, followed by the United States with 135,000, then United Kingdom, Canada, and France where the last three all with less then 65,000. This chart gives us a disturbing reminder of how deadly Operation Overlord really was.  This source fits in with our other source because it shows the aftermath of D-Day.  This source goes along with our thesis.  We found this source using the Encyclopedia Britannica.



http://doinghistoryproject.tripod.com/id28.html

the up and coming pedicabs of tagbilaran!

baby kim jong-il, the new dear leader

how about just eating the grass directly?  luboslubosin na lang.

equally cool dudes playing on the fairground slide