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Quote from: hubag bohol on June 06, 2012, 11:37:20 AM
Yes, Srivijaya, the empire of my ancestors...

Quote from: islander on June 06, 2012, 12:52:24 PM
jati ra.  niabot pa gyod sa dimiao ang ilang mga descendants?  pagkalaag ba uroy aning mga kaliwata.

By the twelfth century, the kingdom included parts of Sumatra, the Malay Peninsula, Western Java, Sulawesi, the Moluccas, Borneo and the Philippines, most notably the Sulu Archipelago and the Visayas islands (and indeed the latter island group, as well as its population, is named after the empire). (wikipedia)

okay, okay.  nakasabot na ko gamay...

The earliest solid proof of its existence dates from the 7th century; a Chinese monk, I-Tsing, wrote that he visited Srivijaya in 671 for 6 months. (wikipedia)

Srivijaya and by extension Sumatra had been known by different names to different peoples. The Chinese called it Sanfotsi or San Fo Qi, and there was an even older kingdom of Kantoli that could be considered the predecessor of Srivijaya. (wikipedia)

potential angkononon diay sa china ang indonesia, thailand ug cambodia.  kay nakaadto ang intsik as recorded in their history, ilaha ra ba kuno ang lugar.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 06, 2012, 11:37:20 AM
Yes, Srivijaya, the empire of my ancestors...

jati ra.  niabot pa gyod sa dimiao ang ilang mga descendants?  pagkalaag ba uroy aning mga kaliwata.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 03, 2012, 11:51:11 PM
Wa ko kasabot. Mag-aspirin ka kay permi ka mamomo sa recta?

recta pa gyod?  so where went your brains?

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 03, 2012, 11:53:36 PM
Layo rag lupad ning Insika. Nganong naabot man kag steam engine, wa ka kahungaw?

mao nay gitawag ug creative imagination, just connecting the broadband with maguey rope from lila, bohol.  ang steam engine ang inyong mga recta, okay?

kinsa may nag-picture ani niya?  camel? sure ko nga di si ms da binsi.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 06, 2012, 11:40:42 AM
...ug nagdunol niini og imahe nga hayan subli-sublion paghiklad sa telon sa alimpatakan sa takna sa pag-inusara...

...nga nakapakurat ug nakapaluspad niya nga labaw pa sa sukang pinakurat
kay abi niyag himaya na, wa lang niya damha nga diay gangisi nga bampira.

bahalag gilingkoran ug gitumban.

Quote from: chicogon on June 06, 2012, 11:21:05 AM
Na busy lang na siyag pangodak ug byahe2x 

manghinaot na lang ko nga molili-lili na siya dinhi now and then.

p.s. wa pa nako ma-deliver to your father dearest imong candles, fr chic, kay wa ko madayon sa bohol because of the threat of typhoon.  kamatikod sad ko nga wa ka sa tbtk nga plan b unta nga i-express delivery.  whether you like it or not, moabot gyod ni sila sa imong fafa kay meant na man ni para nimo, hehe.  i dare not go against the flow of the force.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 06, 2012, 11:29:54 AM
Hmm, cruelty?

transgender tingali ni siya.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 06, 2012, 11:54:45 AM
Tan-awa, bugaw-bugawon lagi jud, bunawan ta ka ron!

matian baja ta aning bol-anona ni... hahaha!  bugaj-bugajon na uy.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 06, 2012, 11:53:16 AM
Mao nay maani sa hilig magtakoban...

bitaw.  ang hilig magtakoban di gyod color blind.

the also serve who only...
(disabled baya ang mader ani, but look at her smile.)

heh, unsay pagtoo nimo nako?  naa baya dinhiy news nga nikiha kay ginganlan ug gro.  unsa kahay buhaton sa nganlan ug bugaw?  besides, di ko ana mahalinan kun kamo ni bugsay akong ibugaw, hahaha!

aw, oo diay.  blast me for not knowing myself, hehe.  maayo pa kang unggoyon kay di color blind sa iring.

Quote from: chicogon on June 06, 2012, 11:11:25 AM

Pokemon-y man unta to iya isulti pero Japanese word man tingali ni... so iya nalang gihimo nga "hege" "mony" (hagit ynom) 

pokemon-y kaoni chicharoni, hagit ynom sumsum babum.  intsik kaoni iringi, mangilog pa gyod  ug pantaw.  bawo ba uroy naunsa na man ko ani.

kamao na mokilo gamay pa gani.  morag nakaihi na tingali na da.

hehehe, maayo gyod unta aron maapil siya sa bendisyon sa mga bugsay.  di ba kaha moaso?

buhi pa kaayo.  gilansang lang, pero tb mascot ni siya.

yeheeeeey!  you're back!  how are you?  we miss you.  but then you know that.   

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 12, 2012, 11:43:47 PM

katulo ko nikuha ug college biology tungod ani.  hindi ko etoh masisikmurah.  basta parte na sa ingon ani ang klase, mawagtang na ko.  mao niy naglangan sa akong kinabuhi.  gipapasar na lang tingali ko sa maestra on my third try kay gipul-an na siya sa akong nawong nga motungha lang kutob prelims for 3 semesters.  ngano man diay kun gipakita na lang ug dako nga drawing ang parts sa frog.  manakop pa gyod ug patyon, mamugnaw ko sa pagkisikisi.  i hate this!  huhuhu.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 06, 2012, 05:22:59 AM
From left to right:

Hubag Bohol, Isles, Bugsay

hubag bohol = dimeow orange tabby
isles            = balingsyaw calico
bugsay        = canduaow gray tabby

puro na sila kusog mongiaow.

what a great community activity.  rural pa gyod ang setting; kaguwapo gyod uy.  hehe, blessed pa gyod ang paddlers.  assured nga never gyod nang mga paddles nga gamiton ug hazing.

inun-onan akoh, plizzzz.

Quote from: chicogon on June 06, 2012, 01:13:11 AM
Morag nawong Mongos... di Bihon 

duol-duol nag tawgi...

made in china ba kaha ning mongols gihapon?

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 05, 2012, 01:09:46 PM
Liu on Monday defended China's military spending, saying the nation's defence policy was transparent and added Beijing would not seek "hegemony when it is stronger".

why mention "hegemony" at all?  i don't understand how this word got into the picture unless it's expressing what's in the subconscious.  call it by any other name, hegemony almost always follows dominance. 

seriously, i like this thoroughly researched article and the conclusions made by the writer.  he, at least, has the objectivity of an "outsider" who has background knowledge of history without the burden of chinese bias in its interpretation.

whew!  somewhere in this feature story is something that tempts me to believe that china does not belong to the hans but to the mongols.  jawohl!

Quote from: bugsay on June 04, 2012, 05:05:40 PM
aw kon sama ka dako sa usa ka bandehado dili lisod nga 80% lang ang kan-on....nya ihatag ni miming ang sobra...

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 05, 2012, 11:38:33 AM
Hmm, mao diay tingali ang sekreto sa miming-lover?

Quote from: bugsay on June 05, 2012, 01:24:04 PM
unsa ma'y gikaon?

ang hara hachi bu sa amo kay hara kiri yu.  bali na, 20% ray kaonon.  ang 80% cat food.  any brand will do, friskies, whiskas, etc.  i prefer friskies, though.  moadto mo sa amo, patilawon ta mo ani, promise.

nagsige kog katawa nga gainusara.  unsaon, mahinumdom man ko sa akong brother nga super krokongho.  serious kong naminaw nga mag-project mi ug plant nursery sa bohol, tabang ko sa capital, siya sa technical kay agriculturist/entomologist man kintahay siya.  he'll perform grafting to hasten the growth of fruit trees, he said, like grafting bananas with bamboos.  resulta?  bananacue.  atot. 

today nibiyahe ko.  akong gisul-ob kay nice kaayo nga sapaw nga wa nako sul-oba on my way out of manila sa una kay ni-blend ko sa lingkoranan sa boarding area.  pareha gyod intawon kog kolor sa silya.  karon pabalik, wa na tuod ko mo-blend sa silya, pero naa koy nakit-ang kaluha.  exactly the same ang among gisul-ob.  mora kog nanamin.  senyalan ning sininaa.  pero sige lang, at least i bought it for an unimaginable bargain.

Quote from: bugsay on June 05, 2012, 06:38:27 PM
plano sab bitaw ko'ng mopalit ug mitsubishi pajero....baje'g laki, kay akong pasanayon....

akoy maninay sa kinamagwangang anak ha?  baye o laki, okay nako.  any gender will do labi na ug naa sa tungatunga sa duha ug may bonus pa gyod nga kusog mosiyagit.

most likely.  stray bullet intawon.  o kinaiyag paltik ba hinoon nga ang bala magbuot ug asa padung.  may she rest in peace. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 05, 2012, 02:17:46 PM
GRO = kiha
borikat = dunggab

customer = aids virus 

Quote from: bugsay on June 03, 2012, 02:12:17 PM
hehehe.....
maayo gani kay GRO...medyo sosyal pag dyutay.....unsa na kaha kon gihinganlan siyag borikat?...
faet..

hahaha!  klarong paki-videoke kay gisosyalan sa gro.

hello, maryhazel.  i hope you enjoy afternoon naps like bugsay does.

gisundog lang niya ang nawong sa iyang nakit-an uy, kamo gyod.

Quote from: Lorenzo on April 27, 2012, 12:19:48 PM
PS. I would like to give a big thanks to Isles for reading over 2 of my Ph.D doctoral papers so far. She's really an angel.

the pleasure is mine, lorenz.  thanks too for letting me learn something new.    

unsa man tawoy pagtoo sa isda sa lungs sa bata?  aquarium? 

huloso gayod ang iyahang dalunggan unta.

harabhab hachibogsay busgay.
hurubhubag hachibughay hubga.

gatakilid.

speak for yourselves, mga sotpi nga bag hu ug say bug, kamong mga kulot ug kunot nga gipaandar ug steam engine.

Quote from: bugsay on June 01, 2012, 08:28:56 PM
hehehe...ma mo-mo man pod ta anang imong kalaki...

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 02, 2012, 08:22:45 AM
Mwahaha! Mungi diay kon magkalisod! Nah, di na jud nuon na katambalan og aspirin...

mamomo ug mga mungi gyod mong duha kay gi-post ni nako para ra gyod ninyo tungod sa inyong mga recta ug mga brains.

Quote from: bugsay on June 01, 2012, 09:47:25 AM
mao nga batan-on pa?

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 01, 2012, 11:32:09 AM
Ang buot?

batan-on pa kog kunot, hahaha!

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 01, 2012, 09:30:33 AM
Hmm, ikaw, Ms. Isle, nag-aspirin regimen ka?

wa kay mahadlok ko sa stomach bleeding.  padung pa ra ba ko mo-graduate ug high school. 

looking at the route, magellan had his last 20 days in cebu before crossing to mactan to meet his fate at the hands of lapulapu, a boholano claimed by cebuanos as cebuano just because he happened to be in mactan to visit his girlfriend.  he's actually from talibon who often swam to mactan.  atlan ug away, nagpabilib dayon.  the rest is history and yoyoy villame's song.

there are times when i can see energy, that's why.  yes, see as in literally seeing with my eyes.  as for the chinese practice of acupuncture, without it probably my back pains and scoliosis would have continued to torture me.  i was on rehab, but that took long.  with just 2 sessions of acupuncture, i was able to raise my arms again.  not all ailments can be treated by acupuncture though.  my trick: i go to medical doctors who also practice acupuncture.  i do like eastern medicine, especially the chinese one.  it's just that they have to keep off marlborough shoal.  

p.s. one of the last things i read thoroughly as a tb visitor before i decided to join was bugsay's posts on feng shui here. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 02, 2012, 04:04:13 PM
Here's one:

Bag Hu, which in archaic pidgin Srivijayan means "bad weather", also known as Toy Bo (literally, "thorn-bone"), is a popular Boholano symbol for bad luck. It often depicts a bald-headed, thin but pot-bellied drunkard with a coconut shell bowl ("hungot") in one hand and a bamboo container ("sugong") in the other, sitting on a pile of firewood (usually coconut parts such as "palwa", "bukong", "butay" and "takong") which he gathers and exchanges for coconut wine ("tuba"). According to Bagtu Holbo lore, it is believed to attract evil, jeopardize wealth, and decrease income. It is usually sent anonymously to one's enemies.

hahaha!  i can hardly wait for say bug.  sige na bi...

p.s. ilikay ang tblanders sa toy bo ha?

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 02, 2012, 02:07:15 PM
money tree, pod, isles. i recommend growing a money tree.

actually, medyo matawag kog tuho-tuhoon.  my basis for believing the feng shui is as simple as my belief in acupuncture and why the pyramids of egypt are designed that way.  we find ways to align the energies around us.  once, i had terrible headaches that cannot be explained, until i realized that i slept with my head directly under a very big beam.  my constant headaches went away after i moved my bed.  the best way for calling the best of energies?  prayers.

as for chan chu, every time i look at this particular decoration (and maneki neko, the japanese battery-operated beckoning cat), i'm simply reminded to save.  the reminder is enough good energy.  so, yes, i mean it when i say i have more 10-peso coins now because i save 10-peso coins in my piggy banks (that's plural, hehe), piggy banks being a childhood habit that i never let go.

and yes, i want my money plant by the main door, below the wind chimes.  lording it over everything, at the topmost middle of the door, is a crucifix.         

yeheeeey!  i vote for this.  puwera lang olmigason ang kalamay.

hahay ning bataa.  minor pa gani, nangangkon na pinaagig kawat ang hinagoan sa uban.  mag-unsa na kaha nig mayor na.  labaw pa tingalig congressman na.   

tblander ba kaha ni siya nga duly trained ni hubag ug bugsay?

unsa may diperensya ana sa binaka o binaki?

Even Pigeons Go To Heaven

Quote from: islander on June 02, 2012, 03:06:02 PM
WASHINGTON D.C. - How much will it cost for the chance to shake President Aquino’s hand? If you’re a Filipino in the American capital, that would be $250.

That is the cost of admission at the launching of the US-Philippine Society on the eve of President Aquino’s scheduled meeting with President Obama at the White House on June 8.

The event will be held at the plush Mandarin Oriental that overlooks the 14th Street Bridge and the glistening waters of the Tidal Basin. An estimated 400 people are expected to attend the launching that has raised not a few eyebrows in the Fil-Am community.

That is apparently the only opportunity for Fil-Ams to sit down with the President in Washington DC. His only other scheduled get-together with Filipinos will be in Los Angeles, California on the homeward leg of his journey.

another misleading headline that favors the sensational.  it's not the handshake that's $250 but the mandarin oriental facilities and services and obviously a dinner.  and why should fil-ams complain if they didn't like to go and spend $250?  stay at home, then.   

samot kog kalibog.  ang lugdangan ani, ang kabaw nahimong tawo and vice versa.

Still, some Fil-Ams privately told ABS-CBN News that there could have been a better use for their $250, such as donating the sum to any of the charity projects DC-based Fil-Ams mount every year for the poor back home.

“We can’t say no,” said one community leader who goes home regularly for medical missions. Officials from the Philippine Embassy have reportedly been making calls to urge people to buy tickets and come see the President.

“Nakakahiya humindi,” explained another Fil-Am.

Fil-Ams have mixed feelings about President Aquino although the conviction of former Supreme Court Chief Justice Renato Corona in a first-ever successful impeachment trial in the Philippines appears to have buoyed his stocks here.

Some of his supporters in the US Pinoys for Good Governance (USP4GG) plan to picket outside the White House to show support for President Aquino, whom they campaigned for in the last elections.

“It’s important we show President Obama that President Aquino has the support of Fil-Am voters here,” explained USP4GG member Eric Lachica.

The President is arriving on the evening of June 6 and is scheduled to meet with President Obama at the Oval Office on June 8. The meeting appears to be keenly followed by Philippine media. The White House has reportedly asked the President's press handlers to trim down his entourage -- including some 30 accredited Filipino journalists -- because there simply won't be enough room.

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/

PNoy's $250 handshake raises eyebrows in DC

by Rodney Jaleco, ABS-CBN North America News Bureau
06/02/2012 9:32 AM


WASHINGTON D.C. - How much will it cost for the chance to shake President Aquino’s hand? If you’re a Filipino in the American capital, that would be $250.

That is the cost of admission at the launching of the US-Philippine Society on the eve of President Aquino’s scheduled meeting with President Obama at the White House on June 8.

The event will be held at the plush Mandarin Oriental that overlooks the 14th Street Bridge and the glistening waters of the Tidal Basin. An estimated 400 people are expected to attend the launching that has raised not a few eyebrows in the Fil-Am community.

That is apparently the only opportunity for Fil-Ams to sit down with the President in Washington DC. His only other scheduled get-together with Filipinos will be in Los Angeles, California on the homeward leg of his journey.

ABS-CBN News sources said most of the tables have already been purchased by “rich and famous” behind the formation of the society, including communications magnate Manny Pangilinan, banker Washington SyCip and other Filipino business titans. Large American multinationals operating in the Philippines gobbled up the rest of the tables.

But some officials reportedly fretted there might not be enough “Filipino faces” in the crowd so they’ve been calling on Fil-Am community leaders to cough up the $250 and beef up the Filipino presence in the crowd.

Unlike his predecessor, there will apparently be no free dinners from President Aquino.

Former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo’s visit to the US was often accompanied by controversy. While in New York, she reportedly splurged on a $20,000 dinner in Manhattan’s Le Cirque; then plunked another $15,000 at the Bobby Vans steakhouse here.

She also appeared overzealous in her desire to personally meet President Obama. And while President Aquino had also sought a White House meeting, officials point out that he was coming here on an invitation of President Obama delivered by State Secretary Hillary Clinton during a visit to Manila.

guwapong bakia ay.  nagpa-charming pa ang kanahan.

because i've been to the mountaintop...

huhuhu.  ayaw tawon ko e-erase.   

it works.  i have more 10-peso coins now.

ayaaawww, ayaaawww kuhaa ang among bolinaaawww!

kujawa ani nga collision.  maghusa man ko ani mag-imagine. 

nagmahay akong nephew nga nibiyahe bohol-cebu.  grabe kuno ang bawod.  yes, maayo ra gyong wa ko molahos usa sa bohol.  pero sayang gihapon.

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 31, 2012, 03:13:03 PM

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 31, 2012, 03:41:34 PM

ka mga guwapo gyod baya ninyo uy.  maayong paliwatan aron modaghan mo dinhi sa tb.

a few hours ago akong gibadlisan ang mga trabahante sa balay nga wa na mobalik kay naay laing gitrabaho.  from one contract to another ang style sa mga abat.  lingaw silag pangatawa sa akong mga reklamo.  ang sliding screen sa doors and windows di tuod malutsan ug lamok ug langaw, pero makalusot ang iring.  nagtulo pa ang sandayong sa cat room nga kinahanglan i-tiles ang sawog ahora mismo.  kun di sila manungha ugma, i told them, ako na ning dalan ug di na sila makaagi, hahaha!

unsa man kunoy akong buhaton?  suyakan nako ang trak de karga nga ilang sakyan o mohigda ko taliwa sa dalan, aber kun makalahos ba sila.     

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 26, 2012, 07:52:50 AM
I feel that I've been given more blessings this week, thanks God for the blessings. The university which I work at part time as a clinical adjunct professor has offered me a position to be the Assistant Director of the Department of Allied Health & Nursing. Thanks be to God for this blessing.

It will be interesting to handle my clinical clerkship and this position he he he !!

congratulations!  you deserve it.  no doubt.

kalami sa imong kigow.  tug na diha oy aron di ka bugason.  

iyaha na, kay nag-scuba diving siya didto.  nisunod pod ka.  kanang violet nga sapatos ang imong gibilin.

Another aspirin plus? Fighting breakouts. The acetylsalicylic acid in aspirin is a close relative of salicylic acid, which is a dermatologist favorite to treat acne. Though the compounds aren’t quite the same, some people swear by aspirin masks to calm that big, red zit.

Simply make a paste of crushed aspirin, and spread it on your face to reduce inflammation, and remove oil and dead skin cells. If you’re not a candidate for daily oral aspirin, give this topical do-it-yourself beauty treatment a try!

Who should take a daily aspirin? Not everyone. But a major risk is GI upset and GI bleeding. You can minimize those by taking a half glass of warm water before and after your two baby aspirin’s a day (the dose we recommend you discuss with your doc). Now we hate to tell you to see your docâ€"but here you should. Only your doctor can help you decide if the benefits of daily aspirin will truly outweigh your risks, so consult with yours before adding aspirin to your daily routine.

http://www.youbeauty.com/


other recommended related readings: http://www.youbeauty.com/health/columns/heart-411/aspirin
http://www.youbeauty.com/skin/the-first-anti-wrinkle-pill

And never take hormone therapy or birth control pills without aspirin.

There are two suspected ways it may help battle cancer. For one, aspirin hinders an enzyme that’d otherwise promote tumor growth. It also has a big inflammation-quelling componentâ€"and too much of this kind of irritation compromises cells, leaving them vulnerable to abnormal growth.

It’s this inflammation-fighting effect that helps aspirin slow agingâ€"a huge favor for your complexion. Inflammation takes its toll on the skin in a variety of waysâ€"including acne, rosacea, and visible signs of aging like wrinkles and sagging skin.

High levels of inflammation cause a faster rate of collagen breakdown, which can accelerate the aging process. Collagen helps give your skin structure, helping it to look full, smoother and elastic. When it breaks down, skin starts to sag, wrinkle, and look less vibrant.

Aspirin is a blood-thinner by nature, so keeping your vessels clearer of clots puts you at a lower risk for heart attack and stroke. But a slew of recent analyses have looked at aspirin’s effects on several cancers. In one, University of Oxford researchers reported that the risk of getting cancer (and dying from cancer) of the breast (yours), ovaries (yours), prostate (probably his), esophagus, colon and rectum (both genders) and brain (fill in this one) dropped substantiallyâ€"like 30 to 60 percent lessâ€"for those taking daily aspirin for three years or more. Aspirin’s protective effects held up for various kinds of cancer and kept them from spreading, too: breast, lung, brain, esophageal and colon cancer to name just a few.

Aspirin: The Anti-Aging Pill

Studies suggest it lowers cancer and heart disease in you. The bonus: it could grant you clearer, younger-looking skin, too. Yupâ€"there is some risk, but here’s how to minimize.

Aspirin, the little pill that packs a punch against heart disease and stroke, boasts another health claim: reducing your chances of having a cancer and of dying from a cancer if you get one. Another plus? It can help your skin look younger, longer, and fight acne to boot!

morag mas kuyaw ang bangs anang naa sa iyang luyo.

wise wife.

mawa diay iyang millions pagkagabii?

it would depend on where i'm going.  to the moon?  oldataym.

mga sapatos ni sa mga nangambak?  naay mga bakante nga drawing ra.  gapasabot ba na nga niambak sila nga wa hukasa ang sapatos?  ngano tuod nga gibilin man ang sapatos sa kadaghanan?  makahunahuna pa diay nga mas sayon ilangoy kun way sapatos?  this is a very sad collection indeed.  but it begs more questions than it answers.

wala-wala ni sa akong older sis.  elementary pa hinoon siya ato.  dako kaayo ang kontra, pero daog akong sis kay di man tubig ang gimomoan sa iyang kontra.  anthill man, di gipaak ug daghang olmigas ang iyang kontra.  kini, mantinir rag lapok.  cheap.  

tanan tingaling officials nagsige pa ug usab sa ilang mga SALNs, bahalag magbagjo.

unya i-tempt dayon ka during your 40-day fasting?

kun tinuod man galing ni, as with those "students by day, sex workers by night" (salamat na lang nga students, di catechists by day), it's still in keeping with the pursuit of material gains.  mabuhi baya ning mga babaye bisan way diamonds.  kanta ra baya ug james bond movie ang niingon nga diamonds are forever unya ang niingon nga diamonds are a girl's best friends kay ang diamond dealers ra pod.  mga baye ray giuto-uto aning mga claims.  pero mas labaw nga giuto-uto ang mga laki nga customers sa mga baye, hahaha!

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 31, 2012, 04:09:52 PM



Around her jud hinuon...

gross.  nadaot ang trend sa inspiring pics, yikes!  no thanks to photoshop.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 31, 2012, 11:45:04 AM
he he he! oy, ms. isles, my Lola Nating used to cook that all the time.

still cannot g.  unsa man klase sa isda ang masudlan ug kamunggay gawas sa kamunggay nga masaag sa lugar sa hasang nga bakante na (kay gihuso na ang hasang) kun magtola?  o pakan-on ba kaha una ang isda ug kamunggay sa di pa tolahon?

Majority Leader Vicente Sotto said he had encountered many Supreme Court decisions “whereby lower court judges were dismissed and deprived of all their benefits for simple infractions of law or missteps.”

“Should the same strict measures ought to be applied to members of the Supreme Court?” he asked.

Senators Alan Peter Cayetano and several other senators also referred to the Flores case in casting a vote against Corona.

“The court clerk who did not declare her stall was immediately dismissed. Why is it that when a rich man is arrested, he can explain, make excuses, twist the laws and invent technicalities?” Cayetano asked.

Senator Loren Legarda said that if Flores can be dismissed, “I do not see any reason why we cannot apply the same law to the Chief Justice.”

“If we acquit the Chief Justice, we would tragically lift the floodgates for public suspicion and widespread disgust for the highest judicial institution. We also lower the bar for accountability of public officials,” she said.


http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/

Perpetually disqualified

“Ms. Flores was perpetually disqualified from holding office. If the court was supplied with bank passbook of Flores (that contained) $10,000 that was not reported in her SALN, would the court ruling be the same? Dismissal and perpetual disqualification? Yes. The Supreme Court would have ruled similarly,” Osmeña surmised.

“If these public officers are dismissed for failing to declare far less valuable assets in their SALNs despite and regardless of excuses, there is more reason to apply the law when assets in question amount to more than P80M,” he added.

Osmeña referred to the $2.4 million and P80.7 million in hard cash that Corona admitted as his deposits in several banks.

“We should not penalize a poor man for stealing bicycle but rule that the rich man must first steal a Mercedes before he is subject to a similar penalty,” Osmeña said.

“We must tell all the Ms. Floreses that justice is to the best of our ability, applied equally to the rich and powerful as well as the poor and powerless,” he added.

Flores’ case was cited several times as the Supreme Court precedent that must be observed in disciplining one who works in the judiciary.

Case of court interpreter served as template for Senate decision to convict Corona

By Cathy Yamsuan
Philippine Daily Inquirer
May 30th, 2012


A 15-year-old Supreme Court decision dismissing a lowly court interpreter from government service for not reporting a market stall in her statement of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALN) served as template for the conviction of Chief Justice Renato Corona.

Senator Sergio Osmeña III said the Supreme Court had issued “numerous” decisions on SALN violations by government officials and employees.

But the Rabe vs Flores case of 1997 deserves notice since it was also about a court worker who failed to disclose a property, he said.

The Regional Trial Court Branch 4 in Panabo, Davao, dismissed Delsa Flores from service for failing to disclose ownership of a stall in a public market in her SALN.

The high court also forfeited her retirement benefits and accrued leave credits and barred her from reemployment in government, including in government-owned or -controlled corporations.

The Court said Flores’ failure “to disclose her business interest, which she herself admitted, is inexcusable and is a clear violation” of Republic Act No. 6713, or the Code of Conduct and Ethical Standards for Public Officials and Employees.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 18, 2012, 05:52:58 PM



Taga Balingsya baya pud ni siya...

taga-poblacion sur ni.  sa bigote lang daan, klarex.

Quote from: chicogon on May 18, 2012, 01:04:14 PM


Taga Balingsya ni pormaha kay taga dagat 

Quote from: bugsay on May 18, 2012, 06:46:48 PM
sa Badiang tingale ni....

taga-canduao ni.  nag-eb na mi sa tag-iya.  arang liwata tuod.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2012, 03:05:15 AM
bwahahaha! lami i paris og bolinaw nga way asin-asin, og sa suka, spanish onions, tomatoes, ginger, diced green onions, gamay'ng sili, gamay'ng mayonaise (1/2 a tablespoon), sus ka lami'a ana oy.

lami na iparis og tinolang isda nga naay kamungay sa sulud. ay sus, kalamia jud....

paborito na sa ahong Lolo Ciano.....

unsa may hitsura ug isda nga naay kamunggay sa sulod unya gitola?  this recipe is uncharted territory for me.  help! 

sukol pa.  pero nalibog ko, ang sapa ba ani ang tunaan sa kabaw?  abi nakog nagkalapoklapok silang duha nga naglayog sa tunaan pero naligid sa sapa ang adik ug ang pulis ang nitaak sa tunaan.  never nga naghisgot nga sa tunaan sila naglayog.  libog akong kutaw why tunaan ang giapil sa headline.  madaot ta ani sa analysis, hehe.

lisod gyod ning maglipaylipay nga di moangkon sa responsibilidad.

the downfall of people who are high up is a source of perverse joy.  schadenfreude.  political carcass na ni si bo xilai nga daghang kontra, mao nga gitabangan na sa mga vultures.  as for zhang, she had always been very ambitious, even changing her name (gibali lang) to make her entry to the west as an actor easier.  but we know that there's more to the truth than what's reported.

di gyod baya angay motoo sa tanang news items fully kay despite journalism ethics nga kunohay angay gyod sundon sa mga journalists, di malikayan nga naa gyoy bias ang gasuwat. 

an example: zhang ziyi and bo xilai both make good copies.  fireworks kun iparis ang duha ug intriga.  now, ingnon na lang nato nga the only journalist nga nakahibawo ani nga kalaki ni zhang iyang igsoon, di gyod ni mogawas estoryaha.  it's good copy, pero kay igsoon man, protektahan.  that's bias.  the opposite holds true.  kun kontra, iduot hinoon, mag-fabricate pag pakapin.

hir wi gu agin...

i must say the cat looks bored.  mangamras intawon nag gakalisod pa, ukit gyod unta ang mata ni doggie simbako.  pinamingkay pa: 'when will these idiots stop playing?'

huhuhu.  go to bohol bitaw ko unta karong adlawa, naa pa gyoy gamayng bata nga mo-insist ug kuyog.  decide na lang ko nga di moadto kay ma-trap unya mi.  goodbye bohol, see you in a month's time na lang.

mas pabor ko para way gubot.  the country could ill afford a constitutional crisis.  ang ako lang, kinsa may mo-impeach ug mga senador?  naa ba kahay makaingon ani nila nga pristine pod ang ilang mga background to justify their being in that chamber, even having the power to impeach other erring government officials?  hinaot unta nga wa nay televised investigations aron di na sila mopaporma.  and start learning to obey laws kay purya, pila kaha ana nila ang daghang asawa.  i know of two.