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By Jonathan de Santos | Yahoo! Southeast Asia Newsroom â€" 1 hour 52 minutes ago


MONDAY, October 1

1. Senator Aquilino "Koko" Pimentel - PDP-Laban
2. Anicio Escosura - Independent
3. Daniel Magtira - nominated by "First Lady Imelda Marcos/Cong. Carlo Lopez"
4. Aeric Bernardino - Independent
5. Melchor Chavez - Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
6. Salam Lacan Luisong Tagean - Independent
7. Patrocinio Cailing - Independent
8. Juanito Donato - Independent
9. Oliver Lozano - Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
10. Cagayan Representative Jack Enrile - Nationalist People's Coalition/United Nationalist Alliance
11. Senator Gregorio Honasan - United Nationalist Alliance
12. Juan Miguel Zubiri - United Nationalist Alliance
13. San Juan City Representative JV Ejercito - United Nationalist Alliance
14. Ernesto Maceda - United Nationalist Alliance
15. Former Senator Richard Gordon - United Nationalist Alliance
16. Zambales Representative Maria Milagros "Mitos" Magsaysay - United Nationalist Alliance
17. Margarita "Tingting" Cojuangco - United Nationalist Alliance
18. Merlito Lagata - Independent
19. Senator Loren Legarda - Nationalist People's Coalition
20. Remelyn Ajel - Independent


TUESDAY, October 2

21  Senator Francis "Chiz" Escudero - Independent
22. Valeriano Nocon III - Independent
23. Former Las Pinas City Representative Cynthia Villar - Nacionalista Party
24. Catalino Dazo - Independent
25. Eduardo Fernandez - Independent
26. MTRCB chairwoman Mary Grace Poe-Llamanzares - Independent
27. Johnny Cris Sy - Independent


WEDNESDAY, October 3

28. Ricardo Penson - Independent
29. Bayan Muna party-list Representative Teddy Casino - Makabayang Koalisyon ng Mamamayan
30. Senator Antonio Trillanes IV - Nacionalista Party
31. Aurora Representative Sonny Angara - Laban ng Demokratikong Pilipino
32. Ericson Rojas - Independent
33. Rebecca Santosidad - Independent
34. Victor Lawag - Independent
35. Ramon Montano - Independent
36. Puerta Princesa Mayor Edward Hagedorn - Independent
37. Orlando Suerte - Independent


THURSDAY, October 4

38. Virgilio Galang - Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
39. Leo Cadion - Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
40. Arsenio Dimaya - Independent
41. Florentino Baguio - Independent
42. Leonardo Bula - Independent
43. Samson Alcantara - Social Justice Society
44. Benjamin Handilmon, Jr. - Independent
45. Maria Ana Consuelo "Jamby" Madrigal - Liberal Party
46. Rizalito David - Ang Kapatiran Party
47. Marwil Llasos - Ang Kapatiran Party
48. JC de los Reyes - Ang Kapatiran Party
49. Greco Belgica - Democratic Party of the Philippines


FRIDAY, October 5

50. Rogelio Tomol - Independent
51. Ramon "Jun" Magsaysay Jr. - Liberal Party
52. Paolo Benigno Aquino IV - Liberal Party
53. Ana Theresia "Risa" Hontiveros - Akbayan Citizens' Action Party
54. Norma Nueva - Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
55. Christian Seneres - Democratic Party of the Philippines
56. Virgilio Gundayao - Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
57. Baldohero Falcone - Democratic Party of the Philippines
58. Ulyn Villamor - Independent
59. Alan Peter Cayetano - Nactionalista Party
60. Roque Garay - Independent
61. Francis Leo Marcos - Independent
62. Rafael Cabrera - Independent
63. Cosme Omie Soriano - Independent
64. Manuel Espinosa - Independent
65. Pepito Salangsang - Independent
66. Elena Mandap - Independent
67. Victor Angelo Cadag - Independent
68. Byron Adriano Gorostiza - Independent
69. Monato Sulibit - Independent
70. Generoso Factor - Independent
71. Severo Maluenda Jr. - Independent
72. Wenceslao Pancho Jr. - Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
73. Rosario Bantolo - Independent
74. Alma Abella - Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
75. Manuel Insigne - Independent
76. Carlito Ning -  Independent
77. Edwin Jolongbayan - Independent
78. Maria Lourdes "Nancy" Binay - United Nationalist Alliance
79. Victor Wood - Kilusang Bagong Lipunan
80. Elizabeth Capular - Independent
81. Alfonso Talag Jr. - Independent
82. Wendell "President" Lope - independent
83. Marlon Rirao - Nationalist People's Coalition
84. Manuel Po - Independent

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on October 05, 2012, 11:01:06 AM
basta naay warrant of arrest, pa-hospital dayon. maro nga dako!

once the warrant of arrest is squashed, gawas na pud sa hospital. kita ra giuto-uto ani.

Haraw madajonan!

Spoiled kitty...

Magkasinabot mo ani, Ms. Singkit...

He he, unsa man ning imong gitaptap sa nawong sa imong iring avatar, Ms. Isle? Mao ni ang gitawag og bikining itim?

Quote from: islander on September 09, 2012, 02:07:40 AM
ayaw kaguol.  naay upat umaabot.  si bahal, bahalina, tuba, ug tungog.  imo tanan ha?

No prablim. Tun-i daan moipis og baso...

Si Koypiks ug Saybugs gadupa nga gatingsi; Si Boltobs nauwahi kay nabug-atan sa itlog...

Dia ra ang ilang gipatsarmingan... ang kabajo diay ni Tigbao...





...liwat og hinapay sa tag-ija...

Quote from: islander on October 05, 2012, 04:36:06 PM
lord hubag, eksplikahi ra god mi bahin anang imong anti-cybercrime law avatar, adto didto sa arts and culture board.  very interesting.  please...

Hmm, also at your service, your Ladyship Exalted Reincarnation of Empress Xiaodingjing. Your humble servant will go to the Arts and Culture Board, but would wish to leave you this...

by David DiSalvo, Contributor
Pharma & Healthcare |10/03/2012 @ 2:43PM


More die of heartbreak than anything else. Yet, there are no mass movements against heartbreak or demonstrations in the streets.
â€"Saul Bellow





This year marks the 25th anniversary of the publication of Saul Bellow’s great novel, More Die of Heartbreak.  As it turns out, Bellow’s quote above from the bookâ€"one of the last novels he penned before his own deathâ€"isn’t only poetically elegant, but also to a certain extent scientifically accurate.

The first study to investigate the question of whether people can actually die of heartbreak was published in the British Medical Journal in 1969. Participants consisted of  4,500 widowers, 55 years or older, tracked over the span of nine years. Researchers found that the risk of dying in the first six months after losing a spouse was 40% higher than average. (Source:Scienceline.org)

More recent studies, including a few especially compelling ones conducted at Johns Hopkins University and published in the New England Journal of Medicine, have confirmed the findings: a person’s risk of death from heart attack significantly increases following a loved one’s death. In one study, researchers tracked 1.5 million people aged between 35 and 84, and found that, in the six months after losing a spouse, the risk of dying from a heart attack increased by 20 to 35%.

The linkage between heartbreak and death appears to hinge on a flood of stress hormones, including adrenaline, GH and cortisol. During one of the Johns Hopkins studies on what was dubbed ‘Broken Heart Syndrome’ (aka acute stress cardiomyopathy), patients with no history of heart disease showed signs of imminent heart failure but without the traditional symptoms of heart attack. The one commonality between them was that they’d all received bad or unexpected news just prior to being admitted to the hospital. Blood tests showed that their levels of stress hormones were several times higher than normal, and doctors determined that the hormonal deluge was handicapping their hearts’ ability to pump.

But there’s also a behavioral side to this. Recent studies have  found that after the loss of a loved one, the risk of dying from an accident, violence or drug and alcohol-related event drastically increases as well. In these cases, emotion triggers risky behavior leading to one’s demise.  Heartbreak in this sense is an indirect cause of death, and it’s much higher for men than women.

Even if heartbreak doesn’t kill you (and in all likelihood it won’t), it can predispose you to a buffet of other issues. Too-high stress hormone levels are directly linked to gastrointestinal problems, lowered immune response, anxiety disorders and depression.  People who have experienced the loss of a loved one or are coming off a break-up are more likely to get a cold, flu and pneumonia. And as everyone who has ever experienced a failed relationship knows, getting back to feeling like “you” takes some time.

Ending on a positive note, the realty is that even after the loss of a loved one, whether by death or break-up, the odds of recovery are in your favor. Fortunately, we’re resilient beasts, which is a good thing because we’re also gluttons for emotional punishment. Such is irrationality of love.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 05, 2012, 04:31:51 PM
Mabanag said Marissa is devastated over not having her puppy. In the short time that they've had him, the fifth grader has taught him tricks and takes care of him almost completely on her own. Mabanag tries to keep her busy to take her mind off of it, but Marissa spends most of her days staring at pictures of Meeko and crying, her mother said.

Kaluoy. What a disaster for a 10-year-old... 

The python is low maintenance, and can feed herself. In this picture the snake is napping with Warne as a potential snack walks by.


http://www.kazak.com/

She even takes him on rides.

When he’s home, his pet python is always around him.

Five feet long and weighing over 100 kg, Warne’s pet python is bigger than its owner.

For 7 year old Warne Sambat in Selbo, Cambodia, about 20 km from Phnom Penh, the pet of choice is a snake.

Kini pud, wa gihapon malutas!

He he, OK lang kay healthy man ang nanay...

By Jennifer Abbey | ABC News Blogs â€" 14 hours ago



(Courtesy Mabanag Family)


A 10-year-old girl who is offering everything in her piggy bank to get her 5-month-old puppy Meeko back may get her wish.

Burglars stole thousands of dollars worth of electronics from the Mabanags' San Jose, Calif., home Monday, but all 10-year-old Marissa Mabanag wants back is her shih tzu-yorkie mix puppy, Meeko. The family received a call Thursday morning that someone may have spotted the pup.

"I'm begging from a mother's heart to bring our puppy back to my daughter," Marissa's mother, Marie Mabanag told ABCNews.com. "That was a piece of her heart that is missing. It was an unnecessary pain to go through. We don't care about anything else. It's just the puppy for her."

Mabanag said Marissa is devastated over not having her puppy. In the short time that they've had him, the fifth grader has taught him tricks and takes care of him almost completely on her own. Mabanag tries to keep her busy to take her mind off of it, but Marissa spends most of her days staring at pictures of Meeko and crying, her mother said.

"I really do hope that those people who did it do have a heart or know a little girl that they can understand this to," Mabanag said. "When they stole the puppy I don't think they knew what they were doing. They were taking someone's heart."

In June, Meeko was a surprise for Mabanag's daughters on their last day of school. Marissa named her after the raccoon in the film "Pocahontas." It took Mabanag's daughters a long time to convince her to get a dog.

"I finally gave in to the girls and now he's ripped from our lives," Mabanag said.

The police and fire unions are throwing in a $5,000 reward for Meeko's return and Councilman Ash Kalra kicked the reward up to $6,000.

Burglars also stole designer purses, game consoles and bicycles from the Mabanags' home. They weren't able to get jewelry because all of that was stolen from their home last year. Mabanag, who is a teacher, blames budget cuts and not enough cops for the burglaries.

City council members Ash Kalra and Nancy Pyle told ABC affiliate KGO that the mayor and council majority's fiscal policies have gutted the police department and opened the door for burglaries to increase.

"Word is out on the street and they know it, that we don't have enough officers to patrol our streets, we don't even have a burglary unit, we don't have detectives," Kalra told KGO.

Police are investigating the Mabanags' case and the family is keeping their faith in finding their playful pup.

"It's not over yet," Mabanag told ABCNews.com. " I know it's not over yet."

Truly unthinkable, brazenly irresponsible...

He he, mosuporta pud niya si Bay Bugsay kay anti-laziness ning imong katagilungsod. Unya mag-duet silag kanta sa "Bikining Itim"...

Quote from: balong on October 05, 2012, 11:56:14 AM
thanks my lord hubag. i learned something new today

Always at your service, O King Balong, even as I meditate on the glorious splendor of Your majesty.   

Quote from: islander on October 05, 2012, 10:38:07 AM
Leonardo Bula, 41, a welder from Eastern Samar province, sang his platform to the tune of “Bikining Itim.”

Holding a copy of the Constitution, Bula said he would introduce legislation to eradicate laziness in government service.

Mobotar ko ani niya...

By Ron Recinto | The Sideshow â€" 18 hrs ago



A costume dubbed 'Ruined Spanish Fresco Monkey Jesus' debuted at Anime Weekend Atlanta last month. (Reddit)


In what could be called a Halloween costume work of art, "Ruined Spanish Fresco Monkey Jesus" is buzzing as one of this year's top getups.

Inspired by the gaffe of an elderly woman who failed to restore a 19th-century painting of the face of Jesus called "Ecce Homo," Reddit user Spinjump crafted his masterpiece, which he debuted at Anime Weekend Atlanta.

The creative mask captured perfectly the tilted and blurred face of the restored work, which some have renamed "Monkey Jesus." The costume's face even diminishes the nose and mouth of Christ, as in the botched restoration.

Images of the Halloween guise are making their way through the Internet today with the headline "2012 hot Halloween costume." On Twitter, some of the myriad of comments include:

•"Put away your Avengers outfits and Honey Boo Boo costumes. Best Halloween fancy dress this year, hands down." â€" Ryan Nelson, @RyanJohnNelson

•"Excellent Restored Jesus Fresco Costume Game over. Can't top this. I'm going as a ghost." â€" princess stomper, @princessstomper

•"The Hottest Halloween Costume for this year is clearly 'Monkey Jesus'. Though Steve Job's Ghost is still in the top 10." â€" Ryan G. Poirier, @RGPphotog

The failed restoration has caused a spike in visits to the church. So much so that the artist who blurred the face of Christ wants royalties.

She may not get any money, but she might get some satisfaction from knowing her handiwork has inspired a top costume.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on October 04, 2012, 11:46:03 AM
Anti-cybercrime law images can be downloaded from http://images.google.com. Just type in the search bar "stop cybercrime law philippines" or "junk cybercrime law philippines."

I created a personal one which I uploaded to my Photobucket account. But I can no longer copy the image here...

Hmm, i want to upload an anti R.A. 10175 avatar from my Photobucket account, but the option is no longer available...

Kini maoy gitik-gitik to the max...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 08:54:09 PM
mapotoy pa gajud ang ikog kung madat ugan pero kitiw lang japon..

Gigkan jud ang gikitiwkitiwan...

Quote from: fdaray on October 03, 2012, 08:38:11 PM
bisan unsa lami kaonon sa dagat.

Bitaw diay. Labi na and insect sushi...





Paresan dayon og bahal nga naay galutaw nga lagong...

Mahuya gid man tayo sang pablik dispi ob apiksyon...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 08:45:51 PM
na tomas mangahislot diay ang aton sang boko2x ana..

Hasta tuko, hislot...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 03, 2012, 08:43:20 PM
mura ka ug naa sa FANTASY land ani.... nindot.. suroy ka dire tapos manggawas ang elves, fairies... ogre..

... tambaloslos, tiyanak, kapre, tikbalang...  

Nindot hinuon ning dapita, Bay Piks, kay way makatugaw...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 08:25:05 PM
ha Lolla!!  mura ug naay higanting tuko gahapa oh...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 03, 2012, 08:26:18 PM

ako na lang hunahunaon nga nindot ni nga forest... way lain..

He he, di na lang nako iapil ang picture sa smiling handsome giant gecko kay basin di katulog si Ms. Lolla...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0piFZXT8Zxo#ws

Bay Piks, you have been duly warned...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 03, 2012, 07:49:46 PM

hain ma'y naka cute anang tuko oi?!?! ehhhh kaluod ana...hehehehehehe

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 07:50:44 PM
ay kagilok........

Smiling baya permi ang tuko...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t459NbF5Vek#

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 03, 2012, 07:28:44 PM

aw cute diay ug PIKOY ahahahahahahahahah....

Cute sama sa tuko! 

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 06:46:58 PM
palahun mo to pagkatapos isakay mo sang bulsoser, para makapamili ka nang borit sa isla pulang bato..

Oops, kulang gid. Indi lang palahun, pikohon pa ya. Kag indi na siya mamili sang borit, damo siya ana ya, heredero siya sang sangkatutak nga borit ya...

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 03, 2012, 06:33:06 PM
adto ko sang akon na banko para mag koha sang akon na sweldo... naa pinsar gid ako kong ongsaong pag gasto sang kwarta ko.

Manugpasiugda kagid sang $1000 dollar contest, Bay Boltobs, kanang simpli lang, di mi anang OA...

Sotto = Otots

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 07:20:47 PM
to...vice versa kaba??

why mn gid?

waaaaaaaaaa...sig balik............hahaha.....

Indi gid siya si Vice Versa kungdi si Vice Ganda...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 07:19:25 PM
waaa..pero sabi ni to gamay mn gid sang iyan panan aw..,pero 3 man gid sang sima2x ani haw..

Hang naedukar gid lang hang atong pahukmong kung gamay ba o dako, pananglik isa ka maestrang...

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 03, 2012, 06:15:48 PM
dang  nambir ung dayal iks nat ing sirbis

dang ambir ung dayal iks awt op tawn

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 03, 2012, 07:15:00 PM

katilaw ko anang swaki ba...lami gud heheheh unsa ng tihi-tihi?

Mao nay kinaon ni Pikoy, labi nag nagbakasyon siya sa Pinas...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 03, 2012, 07:11:11 PM
ka nice Ma'am Isles pwede ug magdala ka sa imong mga binuhi... nice kaayo ni nga therapy

Si Pikoy magdala pud sa iyang binuhi--nga parehas niyag ngalan...

Quote from: islander on October 03, 2012, 07:04:33 PM
na hala, moambit lang ko sa inyong bawon tanan, ha?  magdala lang kog tubig, libro, ug tualya.

Hmm, kalami sa paklay nga libro ug tualya sa baka nga sinagolag dabong...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 06:42:03 PM
sang amon tambakol man gi kana iho..

haha pirit kalajo tulingan man diay..sang cebu kay tinapang bansikol mn gid na to..

Hmm, makalanag ra ba ni usahay...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 03, 2012, 06:19:16 PM
kinilaw paresan ug bahal...

Kanang kinilaw nga swaki ug tihi-tihi, sus, pwede buntagay jud! 

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 03, 2012, 06:26:35 PM
linagpang toragsoy, saktang sang ginamos kag pus-ang sang sili, pag dala pod bahaw o kang-ong mais, kamote, saging linong-ag, kinilaw bolinao kag sinogbang pirit din inom dajong sang pipsi, tug-ab dajon hambal kag "bahal".  tams ap ko ini gid.

Kanamit gid sang Hilonggong pagkaom, labi nag saktang sang Hilonggong borit...

Hatagan natog musical scoring...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jtpf8N5IDE#

Coffins containing mummies are seen in a grave house called Patane during the ritual

An elderly woman stands in front of the graves where her family members are buried

Glad rags: Locals believe dead family members are still with them, even if they died hundreds of years ago

Villagers bind cloth rolls containing bodies in front of a stone grave called Liang

The ritual is held once every few years when family members gather to clean the graves and change the clothes of their deceased relatives to honor their spirits

Lively tie: This family remember their loved one by digging up his grave every three years

The ritual, called Ma'nene, happens every three years to honour the villagers' love for the deceased. It is carried out in the Toraja district of Indonesia's South Sulawesi Province.

Locals believe dead family members are still with them, even if they died hundreds of years ago, a family spokesman said.



Dressing down: Family members carry a coffin containing the preserved body of their relative after putting a new set of clothing on it

Here's a more rational account from http://www.dailymail.co.uk/:


I wouldn't be seen dead in that! Mummies dug up for a change of wardrobe
By Leon Watson
PUBLISHED: 15:58 GMT, 24 August 2012 | UPDATED: 16:21 GMT, 24 August 2012


If these mummies weren't already dead, they'd be dressed to kill.

That's because they've been dug up as part of a bizarre local ritual in a village in Indonesia that involves giving decomposed corpses a new look.

Family members of the deceased exhuming their ancestors' bodies and change their clothes as a way of remembering them. They then walk the dead around the village, almost like zombies.



A family member touches the preserved body of his relative during a traditional ritual called Ma'nene in Tana Toraja, Sulawesi island, Indonesia

An arrogant, ignorant hypocrite...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 05:56:36 PM
hahaha.. kana gung pinaaubo sa baga, bitaw kalderitas gyuy lami bai hubag,. dayon parisan pod ug 5 years de caff...

Hmm, kalderitas nga kanding? O kaha laing klase sa karne?

RPG-7





Ruchnoy Protivotankovyy Granatomyot is the most widely used anti-tank weapon in the world. Believed by many to have the title “Rocket-Propelled Grenade,” although descriptive, this is a backronym formed by the acronym for the official Russian title. Over 9,000,000 licensed RPG-7s have been made under the designs originating from the Soviet Union shortly after WW2. Still being produced today this iconic weapon is often seen next to its Soviet comrades the PKM and AK-47 as the low cost choice for effective warfare. Even the USA is now using it to train the Afghan National Police due to their abundance in the hills of Afghanistan. -- http://listverse.com/

Like teacher, like pupil. Klaro jamo kinsay nakaagi og daghang teacher nga borit...

Quote from: enadespinosa on October 03, 2012, 05:06:04 PM
linung-ag nga kamote ug saging,sinugbang mangko,kinilaw nga sanga,bugnaw nga san miguel beer,jack daniel or johnie walker black

He he, morag daghan pa man ang ilimnon kaysa pagkaon, Bay Nads...

Quote from: bugsay on October 03, 2012, 04:51:55 PM
1. humba nga pulos tambok....lami kumot-kumoton samtang nituslo sa tubig.
2. saging hilaw ug lami nga ginamos nga taga sa balingsya.
3. kinilaw nga bolinaw gikan sa susamang lugar.
4. pahilis - ajaw ni kalimti....

Hmm, tilaob pud kaha gikan sa corn trees sa susamang lugar?

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 03, 2012, 05:13:08 PM
damo gid na mga kalang-ong baho namit gid yah, pwera lang sang tai, pero gid may ara na ilingnong na manimaho ka sang tai, sama sang toba.

Pode gid kang-ong hang tai kag ingnong hang ihi bla...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 05:22:55 PM
hehe..sumpayi bai hubag maajo man jud ka ani b,.nya ikaw mn ang bida pud..

He he, di ko maayo anang syort stori, si Bay Bugs na lang kay kampyon sa beerboten...

Quote from: wardiflex on October 03, 2012, 05:16:11 PM
pwede mo sukol dagan ko?

Pwede kaayo. Hangtod sa pagkatikalbong...

Quote from: bugsay on October 03, 2012, 05:15:07 PM
siya diay?...

Kinsang siyaha ba? Long shot galing imong tag-an...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 03, 2012, 05:18:16 PM
namit mn gid diay sang kilawing sang nene..

Indi kilawing, gingamos hipong...

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 03, 2012, 05:16:09 PM
daw bat hanginang....

Sang kis mo to, batpisot galing...

Quote from: bugsay on October 03, 2012, 05:06:23 PM
maingon ta'ng pulunga nga naka relate pod...

Moot pood. OK lang kay nakaagi na mag kumbabit sa palwa...

Bisag wa nay giganahan, hala padayon jud...