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national lampoon's another disaster movie and stoned age then australia, boogieman 3, curious case of benjaminn button ug bedtime stories. in short nag movie marathon ko last monday.

Quote from: apothecary on February 04, 2009, 08:39:42 AM
Igsoon sa senator Sir, si Julius Caesar kinsa may 3 term vice governor sa Bohol until 2010 where he would need to seek another elective position.

And yes, si arthur yapa naka-asawa ug varquez, nga murag naay ilang aryente nga paryente pud nimo BNC, taga balilihan.

Kana man tingali nga anak sa nakaasawa sa tag-iyas Uniwide?

akong great grand mother varquez ang kaliwat. member man gani akong lola sa varquez clan hasta pud mi. apil mi sa una grand reunion didto sa loboc.

Quote from: glacier_71 on February 04, 2009, 09:39:25 PM
nganong gong dili og ako na, mabuling pa lang anang mangatagak nga mga b****l ug d***a LOL

masakpan nuon glace no kung naay mga lama lama mahabilin.

gibalhin na diay sa city jail ang suspect. pareha ra ba to sila ug giprisohan atong nipatay ug ni rape pud sa iyang ka textmate. diha sila gipriso sa subangdaku police station.

Quote from: glacier_71 on February 04, 2009, 12:05:04 AM
murag suihto kas anislag, naka-pamayabas na ka diha?

kausa ra to kadtong kuyog ko sa akong mga kauban sa trabaho diri sa cebu. naa man mi kauban nga taga maribojoc unya ang among supervisor sad naminyo ug taga maribojoc maong namista mi didto.

Quote from: glacier_71 on February 03, 2009, 11:56:49 PM
kung guba nang suspension sa pajero, di na tingali muoyog, bnc
lol

aw basin gipulihan nalang ug mulye.

Quote from: -<GEC348>- on February 02, 2009, 12:24:23 PM

Were you there sa EB, halfulglass27?

siya bitaw na imong giingong pasulyap sulyap GEC.

mao nay shared what you had learned so that others will also learn.

wala man kaha mag uyog uyog ang pajero nga nagparking? ok ra na oi, basin namayabas ang driver kay daghan man kuno bayabas diha sa anislag.

proud jud ka dapat kay ang student nimo nahimo napud nga master ug mao nasad ang mutodlo sa ubang mga virgins aron mahimo pud silang master. 

glace, pareha ra na sa mako M, gamay nga o, gamay napud o, unja n dajon.

Quote from: kiamoy on February 03, 2009, 11:45:05 PM
then dili tika apilon sa ako culto hihihihi

hahahaha. kinahanglan jud diay nga naay income aron maapil sa imong kulto.

ang nakanindot sa bohol kay dali ra ilhan kung taga diin ang usa ka tawo pinaagi sa iyang sinultihan, motoo mo o dili?

Quote from: lindy on February 03, 2009, 12:56:06 AM
dili kog virgin kay di kamao. kinahanglan pag training.

ganahan ko mo train ug virgin nong lindy.

pamahaw: cereals
paniudto: kinilaw nga mangsi ug misua
panihapon: misua

Quote from: kiamoy on February 03, 2009, 11:31:09 PM
ditto bnc!! nya apilan pag 10% off sa ila sweldo for donation

ok ra kiams kay wala man koy sweldo wala silay makuha.

Quote from: grazie7y on February 03, 2009, 01:31:43 AM
Ako pod, Ray, I thought madaog ang Cardinals adto sus kay naka catch man si Number 10!  Pirte nko ambak!  I thought gani i challenge to but maayo na lang ang desisyon na set jud ang iyang two feet within the line!  He was good!  Dapat MVP jud to sya!

im not a fan of both teams because im an oakland raiders and new orleans saints but still i love to watch american football being a sports fanatic.
that was santonio holmes (#10), pitt's starting wide receiver. and yes, he indeed became the superbowl MVP beating team mate and quarterback ben roethlisberger for the plum.

Quote from: apothecary on February 03, 2009, 09:32:26 AM
arpels kay arcadia peligro, hadlok man gud kuno silag way mosakay sa ilang trak kon peligro ilang franchise name so arpels na lang, murag ang wife. di ba ni sila taga duero?

Quote from: apothecary on February 03, 2009, 09:41:37 AM
maayo sila kay nakahuna-huna. Naa pay wala pa makamatikod nga unthinkable diay ang ilang napili nga business name diri sa ato.

Taghap surveying and engineering services. Segurado sila? LOL

pareha ra na sa inyong silingan boss rey, julietit's line. maayo pagka combine.

Quote from: apothecary on February 03, 2009, 04:10:00 PM

Taga Loboc ang wife ni Arthur Yap.

he speaks a little cebuano, though he said hes from Mindanao, but grew up in Makati?

varquez ang kaliwat sa asawa ni arthur yap?

a person remains a suspect and still cannot be persecuted unless proven guilty by a court. according to the suspect's lawyer, all evidence taken and presented are all circumstantial evidences which is also known as indirect evidence. so meaning, whatever things that are used by the police as basis in pinning down jonell enfectana as the primary suspect is just a probative matter that does not proximately relate to an issue but that establishes a hypothesis by showing various consistent facts.
in law, evidence that is drawn not from direct observation of a fact at issue but from events or circumstances that surround it. example, if a witness arrives at a crime scene seconds after hearing a gunshot to find someone standing over a corpse and holding a smoking pistol, the evidence is circumstantial, since the person may merely be a bystander who picked up the weapon after the killer dropped it. the popular notion that one cannot be convicted on circumstantial evidence is false. most criminal convictions are based, at least in part, on circumstantial evidence that sufficiently links criminal and crime. so let's just wait and see the development of this case in the coming days.
circumstantial evidence or indirect evidence should always be accompanied by a direct evidence which is an evidence in the form of testimony from a witness who actually saw, heard, or touched the subject of questioning. it is also an evidence that, if believed, proves existence of the fact in issue without inference or presumption. meaning, the proof which tends to show the existence of a fact in question, without the intervention of the proof of any other fact. and that's what the police are still looking for to corroborate everything.
hopefully the police will take a look at all angles in this case and will not just attack without prejudice.

daghan bitaw mga gwapa diha sa panaytayon. nag sige man ko ug anha diha sa una kay naa koy amigo nga taga dinha.

what about the balilihan hymn? i think balilihan is the 1st town in bohol to have their own hymn.

i lost my virginity at the age of 22 and i didn't have any regrets about it.

lami man jud bitaw angie. musamot jud lagi atong high blood anang kalakiha.

Quote from: glacier_71 on January 31, 2009, 12:26:17 PM
hahaha, naa pa: kolerang Arpels, kung mupara ta, di mohumong. labog poste, di mopara, kay hunungan. LOL!

hahaha. apil pud diay ang arpels? patay na ra ba tawn kuno si nong moises peligro ang tag-iya anang arpels line. matud pa ni b:)

i wish i will learn that kind of spell and hypnotic power.

Quote from: Bad Godesberg on January 31, 2009, 10:09:11 AM


totoo , pag sure dinha oy ! kay mutambling unja ko. Kinsa man ang malas o swerte na babae. ang lakas ng loob naman niya.
gi unsa man pag panguyab niya.    tudlui kuno ako.


+JLY

di naka angayan mo tumbling bay kay there's no secret about it. sa nawong ug sa appeal ra na daugon. swerte sila kay usa ko katawo nga kahibalo mo respetar ug babaye ug dili kahibalo magbinuang. kung unsaon pagpanguyab sa lalake mao ra sad gud ang isulti sa babaye. :-)

i watched the superbowl early in the morning. thank God steelers win. i thought it's going be the cardinals when they led by 3 23-20 with just over 2 minutes left. good thing roethlisberger showed nerves of steel as he was able to make a shotgun pass to santinio holmes for the game winning touchdown. kudos to the steelers and their rookie coach mike tomlin. added attraction was arnel pineda, the filipino frontman of journey who performed that day together with bruce springsteen and more.

clan war man kuno ni pare enzo. luyo pud ning walay apil basta member sa clan kay tepok sa apil bisan mga bata.

na maglisod si arthur yap ana. bisan iya pang dad-on si tim yap inig pangampanya.

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Quote from: fdaray on January 31, 2009, 11:18:22 AM
TY, hofelena ug bol-anon nga cebuano nga nasaag mo sa akong topic. Nasaag tingali mo kay nagbasa man mo sa akong KD stories .

wala ko masaag sir felix. nagsige ko ug sunod sa matag panid sa imong KD stories sa corella kay silinga ra baya ta tungod kay duol ra na sa balilihan nya usahay mag-agian sad baya mi nganha sa corella via canangcaan paingon sa tagbilaran ilabina kung magbaha sa may camayaan, cortes. gawas pa sad, mamista sad mi diha kada petsa 27 sa abril kung mobakasyon mi.

pamahaw: baguio beans
paniudto: cereals
panihapon: adobong tawong ug guso

Quote from: hanieRae on February 02, 2009, 01:09:08 PM
hi! apil ko diri ha? i've been following her case and it really creeps me out. i hope justice will prevail so that ms. lynn vi ebarita's soul can rest in peace. condolence to all her family and friends.

lain ato, galagot lagi ko atong editorial ni anol mongoya. he's adding insult to lynn vi's already tragic death. diba gi-rule out naman ang "Group sex" angle kay klaro nah man kaau nga pre-meditated murder ni. kinsa man ni si mongoya? dapat ni sya badlungon bah. insensitive kaau. mang-generalize pa jud. kay abi taga call center, liberal sexual lifestyle nah diay dayon? buot2x ra kaayo siya.

that theory came from the police while they are gathering more evidences and linking clues about the crime. maybe añol mongaya just quoted what was earlier reported. when the police ruled out the group sex or orgy issue in the case, mongaya's comments had already been published. i do agree with you, when he said that call center agents are more sexually liberated. well, maybe he wasn't able to recall his rhetoric view because that's another thing. there might be some but not all. i think you are right, he could have spared that line just for the sake of the victim who is now dead. but we cannot take that away from a columnist mind. they really write what they wanted to write as part of the press freedom.

under man gud kuno sila sa spell or some kind of hypnotism kiams maong wala silay mahimo.

ganahan man sad ko anang hilaw nga kamatis. ang akong pag prepare ana kay akong hiwaon, ibutang sa panaksan, butangan ug ginamos, pus-an ug sili nya lemonsito nya sukaan pa jud gamay. hastang lamia.

murag di jud siguro ko mahibilin calle.

Quote from: insurectus on January 30, 2009, 10:45:56 PM
Kita ko multiply address aning Lynn gwapa jud tuod and ang Cebu karon
nagsunod sunod og patay na divert kadyot ning kaso ni Lynn kay diha
pod gipatay nga babaye sa Mandaue ka textmate ra pod ang primary
suspect

textmate nga didto makuha sa programang wanted langga ni inday misyel. i think sa i-fm man siguro na.

sa di madugay madugang na ni siya sa talent ni michael v aka bitoy sa bubble gang ug sa BFV.

karon pa nigawas ang symptoms sa iyang pagka ADHD. hahahahaha

Quote from: kiamoy on January 30, 2009, 02:11:00 AM
Dili pani ma accept nga culture dre sa ato.
And mga lalake mismo ma tamaan ila ego.
Lahi rapud mangutana ang mga apo nga si lola tinuod ang nanguyab..

wa pa ka kasuway ana kiams?
nakasuway nako sa una several times na nga gipanguyaban ko ug babaye.

washed the clothes and went to the grocery store for a quick shopping.

pamahaw: beef loaf
paniudto: escabeche
panihapon: tuna

i would love to see her wear that dress in a normal way so that she can show off her breast instead. what we can see in her back are tattoos. 

Quote from: Bambi on January 30, 2009, 05:36:49 PM
bnc, i heard that "vetsin" is not healthy, it is one of allergy causes.  also, humors that
vetsin - is made of ginaling nga ngipon sa intsik whahahaha  btw. salt is enough.

mao laging ni stop nami ug gamit anang vetsin. when i cook, i see to it that the taste is somewhat taste a bit sweet that's why sa una gamit ko ug vetsin and rocksalt. when i read some articles of about monosodium glutamate, i stopped using it and thus i switched iodized salt where i don't have to use MSG again.

Angelina's Red Carpet Reversal



Angelina Jolie turned heads at the Screen Actors Guild Awards last Sunday, and it wasn't just because she was her usual stunning self. It turns out Angie was wearing her Max Azria gown -- a cornflower blue creation -- backward!

Did a spurned stylist tell her to wear it the wrong way round? Or was the "Changeling" star too busy caring for her newborn twins that she didn't realize her mistake?


(left to right) The front of Angelina’s Max Azria dress (Jason Merritt/Getty Images), the back (Steve Granitz/WireImage.com), and a model from Azria’s Spring 2009 collection (Scott Gries/Getty Images)


Neither, according to Jen Rade, who styles the starlet. Rade told Usmagazine.com that Jolie reversed the gown on purpose to make it "more blouson." For those of you who do not parle Francais, "blouson" is the French word for blouse. The end result was a bit too bland for my taste, and rather reminiscent of another Max Azria dress she wore to the Critic's Choice Awards just a few weeks earlier. Had she worn her gown the right way round, Angelina would have shown more skin but less of her distracting tattoos!

For some reason, the sexy actress has favored billowy blouson gowns with cinched waists this awards season. I just hope she takes a break from the trend come Oscars next month. She may be a mother of six, but she doesn't need to look matronly.

To hear more about Angelina's fashion choice, watch this report from E! News Daily. And to see more of Angelina's red carpet looks, check out Yahoo! Movies' Fashion Report Card, and click here for complete coverage of the 66th Annual Academy Awards.

that's a true bloodied theft and robber. salisi gang member siguro ni.

i know the suspect's lawyer, michael enriquez. we were classmates, schoolmate and sometimes buddy in some school activities like ROTC way back in college. i never thought he became a lawyer after college but he's really a good student and loves to study that maybe the reason he pursued law.

Quote from: Gingah on January 29, 2009, 05:30:24 PM
hmmmm how come the hotel personnel didn't know that there was a dead body outside the room? wa sila mang limpyo after or walay niagi didto dapit

limpyo na ang room pagsulod sa mga hotel personnel after naa nasad laing customer ni checkin sa room 309. ang garbage didto gibutang sa luyo nga bahin sa small terrace. maong wala makita dayon.

dugay nako wala nipalit anang rock salt sa mercado. iodized salt among tig gamit kay di na kinahanglan mag gamit ug vetsin.

mao say akong nadunggan nga minyo daan. ing ana man jud nang mga pari. dugokon kaayo sa mga chix dalaga, minyo ug byuda. mao ganing wala nalang ko midayon pagpari kay mao ra gihapon. 3 sa akong mga ig agaw mga pare na pero ning gawas sa pagkapari kay nag minyo. ako unta to ang ikaupat.

imo ta to gilabay ug sapatos calle aron magkanawong ni tiko ang imong sapatos.

murag si bitoy (michael v)

Waiter returns $45,000 ring, is rewarded


Close this His salary may be less than minimum wage but it doesn't stop him from turning over a diamond ring worth about P2 million.

For his good deed, resort worker Rodolfo Niere yesterday received a cash reward of P10, 000 and a citation from Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia “for exemplary character of honesty.”

Niere, 20, was recognized for returning a diamond ring worth $45,000 (P2,070,000 at an exchange rate of P46 to a dollar) that a balikbayan left in their resort during the Suroy Suroy sa Sugbu southern heritage last week.

Another governor's citation went to Nida Abrenica, head of the housekeeping department at Club Serena resort in Moalboal where Sylvia Regis-Gogo left her credit card.

The cash reward came from Gogo, a retired nurse from Iloilo who promised to spread a good word on the provincial government's Suroy Suroy program and the good deeds that Niere and Abrenica did when she returns to the United States on Feb. 11.

“It's wonderful to know that during these times, there are still people who are honest and kind,” Gogo told Niere and Abrenica.

“It only affirms my faith that people are basically good and that you can never underestimate the power of prayers.”

Gogo said Nerie and Abrenica showed “sheer honesty that I could not believe”.

Niere has been working as a waiter and part-time cook at the Mediong Seaside Escape in Boljoon for a year and six months.

Garcia said that their display of honesty is also “another feather added to the cap of the two progressive towns (Boljoon and Moalboal) where they came from,”.

It was the first time that he found something valuable that a costumer left in their resort.

But Niere did not have second thoughts about returning the ring.

“Wala gyud ko mag-tuo nga mahalon diay kaayo to ang singsing. Pagkakita nako ako gyud dayon gi hatag sa among manager kay lain kaayo nga mag gunit ta ug butang nga dili ato,” said Niere.

Although he was only receiving P2,000 a month, he always makes sure that he will not make a mistake before he needed the job.

Someone who only finished grade four like him does not get in a public elementary school in Boljoon, employment opportunities being scarce, said Niere.

“Wala gyud ko makasabot sa akong gi bati karon (I don't know what to feel),” was all that Abrenica said when sought for her reaction.

Niere, a resident of El Prado in Boljoon, said he did not expect the recognition.

The youngest of four siblings, Neire said he has always tried to give his best when working in order to help his family.

His father died three years ago and he has lived with his mother.

Gogo said she joined the Suroy Suroy with 12 other friends while her husband, Prospero, a retired doctor from Lapu-Lapu City, was in a medical mission in Guihulngan in Negros Oriental.

She was one of more than 200 balikbayans who joined the southern heritage trail the Capitol organized on Jan. 21 to 23.

Saddam's luxury yacht heads home to Iraq


Agence France-Presse
First Posted 22:21:00 01/21/2009



BAGHDADâ€"A luxury yacht kitted out for Saddam Hussein with swimming pools, a mosque and a missile launcher will return to Iraq because the global economic crisis has thwarted attempts to sell it.

The 82-meter (270-feet) Ocean Breeze, which also sported a mini-submarine among its facilities, will be towed home from a Greek port, Iraq's government confirmed, saving it the cost of expensive berthing and maintenance fees.

The yacht was built for Saddam 28 years ago, but the Iran-Iraq war -- which saw it moved from the southern port of Basra to Saudi Arabia -- was among the factors that meant the dictator never savored its ostentatious facilities.

The vessel became the subject of a legal wrangle when it appeared in the French Riviera city of Nice in autumn 2007, where a British boat dealer tried to sell it for 23.5 million euros (30.38 million dollars).

The Iraqi government, which has a right to recover the late dictator's property, managed in January 2008 to have a French commercial court block the sale until its ownership was firmly established.

Cayman island-based Sudeley Limited, part-owned by King Abdullah of Jordan, claimed to own the floating palace, but later renounced its claim, paving the way for its return to Iraq.

"The Iraqi government has authorized the transportation ministry to bring the presidential yacht to Basra province's port," an official government statement said, confirming the move from the Greek port of Piraeus.

Iraq will also pay costs to a Greek company as part of an agreement to maintain the yacht since July 2008, the statement added.

"The Iraqi government decision to bring the yacht home will spare Baghdad the possibility of facing other claims and saves it docking and crew costs, since the Iraqi government will not be able to sell the yacht in the current circumstances with the world dealing with the financial crisis," the government statement said.

The vessel, which was built in Denmark in 1981, started life as the Basra Breeze. It was moved to Saudi Arabia for fear that the Iran-Iraq conflict would see it damaged.

Indonesian 'sex cult' leader arrested


Agence France-Presse
First Posted 19:53:00 01/29/2009

JAKARTAâ€"An Indonesian cult head accused of leading his followers in wild orgies and giving sermons in his underpants was arrested Thursday and faces charges of "lewd acts" and insulting religion, police said.

Agus Noro, the head of the Satria Piningit Weteng Buwono sect, turned himself in early in the morning after a three-day hunt, Jakarta police spokesman Zulkarnain told Agence France-Presse.

Noro, who is called Agus Imam Solihin or "leader of the faithful" by followers, is alleged to have had sex with his disciples and instructed them to have group sex while he watched in the sect's mansion outside Jakarta.

"We're investigating him based on a report made by a female follower named Kartiningsih on January 26. She complained that Noro had asked her to massage him and touch his genitals," Zulkarnain said.

"She was also made to have sex with him, while her husband and followers watched," he added.

"Lewd acts" and insulting religion carry jail terms of up to nine years and seven years respectively, Zulkarnain said.

"If our investigations prove that he carried out lewd acts, we'll name him a suspect and hand him over to the court," Zulkarnain said.

"He has about 40 followers, all adults. At the beginning, Noro told them to pray and carry out religious recitations. After several months, he told them he was God and that they didn't have to do that any more," Zulkarnain said.

Noro gave religious sermons wearing only his underpants and told his disciples they would be taught "Kamasutra" sex techniques to use in the afterlife, former follower Eko was quoted as saying by news website Okezone.

"We just obeyed like we'd been hypnotized," Eko said.

Police described the sex guru, believed to be in his 40s, as looking "cool... just like youngsters nowadays," with dyed brown hair and fair skin, the website reported.

Basilan mayor, 3 others slain in ambush


By Julie Alipala
Mindanao Bureau, Agence France-Presse

ZAMBOANGA CITY, Philippines -- (UPDATE 3) The mayor of Albarkah, Basilan and three other persons, including a woman, were killed in an ambush in Tipo-tipo Central town Thursday afternoon, police said.

Superintendent Salik Macapantar, Basilan police director, said Mayor Karam Jakilan, his driver, a third man, and a woman were killed while three other people in the convoy, including a police officer, were wounded in the ambush between Badja and Kabangalan villages past 4 p.m.

"We are looking into 'rido' as one of the motives for the [mayor's] killing," said Bensali Jabarani, Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao police director.

Rido refers to blood feuds that often go unresolved over several generations.

But he did not identify who the rival clan might be.

Police in the province have been placed on alert in expectation of retaliation by Jakilan's followers.

Jakilan was a known ally of the late congressman Wahab Akbar, who was killed in the Batasan Pambansa bomb attack in November 2007.

The killing of Jakilan comes as three workers of the International Committee of the Red Cross continue to be held by gunmen who kidnapped them last January 15 in neighboring Sulu province.

It was also in Albarkah where 14 Marines were killed in an ambush by Moro rebels in July 2007. Ten of the soldiers were later beheaded.

pamahaw: adobong tangkong ug kinilaw nga dahon sa kamote
paniudto: utang tinunoan ug pinakbet
panihapon: utang sari sari ug misua mixed with odong gibuakan ug itlog

sakto si manay tess nga ilisan ning ang title sa thread ni sir felix ug sugilanong KD sa guindulman. dli na sa corella. hehehehe. nahutdan na ug storya si sir felix.

actually tubigon is now classified as 1st class municipality just like ubay and talibon. they can possibly apply for cityhood if they can meet all the requirements to become a city. respective congressmen can file a bill seeking cityhood for the above-mentioned towns.

ing ana jud siguro nang former priest. neutral stand pirmi ug vulnerable sa mga issues.

mayta naay magpasiugda ug barangay green tugbang sa barangay pink.

sir felix, ok ra na kay harmless baya ning mga lalake sa TB.

Quote from: calle on January 28, 2009, 01:04:45 PM
mao ba? he was dragged to the fiasco relative to the contractors blacklisted by world bank. said contractors allegedly bagged government contracts through the help of FG!

banned by world bank but cleared by congress and DPWH. so it's no use because not all projects are funded by world bank. lahi jud ning daghang kapit ug dagko ang kapit.

Quote from: calle on January 28, 2009, 09:09:12 AM
nati man ng virgin nga kabaw di ba?

tambok na kau si frony, basin ma heart attack na na.

mao nay dangatan ni prony kung di magdiet labi kung NATIG BAKA ang kan-on.

Quote from: Angie Gulle on January 28, 2009, 11:18:29 AM
Aw unsa!

Unja og makuwangan? Maka bu****!

makaimpatso kung masobrahan
makadepression kung makuwangan
makahypertension kung makalimtan.

pamahaw: buwad ug adobong tawong
paniudto: memorize
panihapon: utan bisaya

maayo man ning kinilaw pero wala pa ko kadungog ug naay kinilaw nga sausage ug hotdog.

murag paryente pa man na siya sa akong kumare si tikoy ochavillo calle. kontra partido diay mo. 
makalingaw ra ba jud ni lalison ang mga karaang abogado kay di jud magpapilde.

Quote from: Bad Godesberg on January 28, 2009, 07:06:24 AM
Sa Bohol naa man very special na car. KUSOG mudagan DUGAY moabot. ha!ha!ha!

murag diay ni ug taga ubay; "kolerang st. jude kusog mubolhot hinay modagan"

naay daghang mga pari diha ay kusog kaayo mangdisco ug naa pay kusog mang gimik every night bisan mga wangtigu na.

ang mga managers nga akong kaila diha sa una sila si giselle ug majen.

estimate size sa bunga murag apple kadak-a or dagko pa ana?

mangita man jud na ug lawasnong kalipay ang mga pari.  tawo ra gud pud sila nga mobati ana.

mao nay tiunay nga pilipino. kusog modaro ug andam magpadaro. pwede sad ikasulong ug dinarohay.

pamahaw: paliya with egg
paniudto: wala
panihapon: batong

ayaw jud padala sa tintasyon buwad aron di ka masugba.

sunod ngita nasad na laing pagkaon. kabaw nga walay sungay ug wala pa kasuway ug daro.

my kids are still very small and they only drink milk. 

naa koy kaila nga nakatag-iya ug mustang nga karaan. murag mga 1960's model pa to pero ambot lang kaha ug ibaligya ba to. kabilin pa to ni anhing governor lino chatto. pwerteng kusuga modagan jud.

kung kamo ang pahukmon, chatto - cajes or chatto - lim tandem in may 2010?
ako, dili pa ka decide. mag depende pa sa kinsa jud ang opisyal nga matala sa comelec isip nga kandidato.

Quote from: calle on January 27, 2009, 10:33:24 AM
basin "friend" imu sister thatsmyboy ni bnc.

kaila lang nako tong mga former lady managers diha sa jolibee marcela. ang daghan ug kaila ug friend diha akong manghod kay dugay jud siya nagwork diha sa jolibee ug greenwich.

Quote from: calle on January 27, 2009, 02:25:10 PM
pink is everywhere in metro manila under fernando's metro gwapo program.

kanang barangay bnc imung giingun nakakita ko ana (i think ikaw pud) sa program ni korina sanchez. barangay maligaya versus barangay masaya man guro to plus barangay pink.

kadaghan nako kita atong barangaya gi feature sa tv. i think usa tong sa balitang k.

Quote from: calle on January 27, 2009, 11:03:14 AM
dili na bangiitan si tiko ochavillo, bnc. silingan ra mi ani nija kay taga garcia man na sya, valencia ra mi.
wa man nay ikabuga ng tawhana na, puro ra hambog. LOL

kataw-an ra tawon na sijas mga court personnel kay dili kuno mag kadimao ija mga pleadings. aw, dungog ra pud na nako ha.

no contest nuon na si victor ug si aleckoy.

hapit man tanang sigurong karaang abogado calle ang lupigon lang ug mga batan-on. sa una wala pay computer, nagsalig lang ni sila makinilya maong dili na magkadimao ilang mga position papers ug pleadings kay isalig ra man sa mga secretary kunohay kay dili lagi maantigo aning computer. whereas, sa mga batan-ong abugado nga nahimugso sa computer age, aw lahiro na kaayong mokubi anang computer.

fixers will always dwell in any agency whether private or public. some even thrive in law offices hunting down potential victims specially those who doesn't know the wheeling and dealing on how SPA's, affidavits, certifications and other legal documents that needs notarization. so the only way to get rid of these fixers is not to deal with them.

Arroyo's climate change body 'ridiculous'


MANILA -- An anti-pollution advocate branded as "ridiculous and confused" President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's order reorganizing the Presidential Task Force on Climate Change (PTFCC) and appointing herself as its head.

Greenpeace Southeast Asia climate and energy campaigner Amalie Obusan said Executive Order (EO) 774, which seeks to step up environmental protection, "may seem sincere and creditable, (but) the EO is itself ridiculous and confused."

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Doubts

Obusan, in a statement, said Greenpeace believes that EO 774 cast serious doubt on the task force's effectiveness and called on Arroyo to instead implement "real and tangible climate change solutions."

"The reorganized task force, now headed by the President, basically mandates all government agencies and local governments to comply with laws and responsibilities that the said agencies should already be doing in the first place," she said.

"The President is already head of the government. To appoint herself as chairperson of a body which mandates government agencies to fulfill what are already their responsibilities -- and to put aside budget for that purpose -- is absurd," she added.

Tasks

Obusan said EO 774 tasks government agencies to follow the Solid Waste Management Act, which by law should really be implemented.

It also tasked the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to survey, map, and protect watershed areas, which is already one of the agency's responsibilities.

She said the EO mandates that waterways and riverbanks should be cleared of obstructions, but this is already stated in the Clean Water Act.

The order also calls for a compliance audit of the Fisheries Code, which is one of the tasks of the Department of Agriculture (DA).

Obusan said the directive for the Department of Energy (DOE) to head the Task Group on Renewable Energy and swiftly implement the Renewable Energy Law is already a function of the DOE.

She added that EO 774 attempts to make PTFCC a body that comprehensively addresses as many climate mitigation and adaptation strategies as possible, including the promotion of traditional medicine.

"It betrays the government's lack of seriousness in getting down to business on the real causes of climate change," Obusan said.

"Climate change is the greatest environmental threat the world faces today, any climate change task force should focus on wide-reaching and lasting solutions, beginning with phasing out coal and nuclear plants and initiating a massive shift to renewable energy and energy efficiency technologies," she added.

Arroyo, in issuing EO 774, said the government should help push the mindset from the present traditional paradigms on economics to the new mindset of conservation, protection, and restoration (CPR).

She organized the task groups on solid waste management, watershed protection, rainwater conservation, water recycling, atmospheric activities, fossil fuels, information, fisheries, agriculture, education, renewable energy, CPR economics, and outdoor and rooftop structures.

She also ordered Cabinet members, who will be part of the task force, to practice proper solid waste management and environmental responsibility.

President Arroyo or presidential adviser on climate change Heherson Alvarez Jr. will visit government offices every Friday to ensure compliance with CPR.

She said the Presidential Management Staff shall clear her schedule on Fridays and devote five hours to concerns and initiatives for environmental security. (JMR/Sunnex)

5 Cebu fiscals ‘accept bribe’

CEBU CITY -- Representative Antonio Cuenco (Cebu City, south district) said Sunday that he received reports that at least five fiscals in Cebu are accepting bribes.

He, however, said the reports could not be substantiated because no one dared to come out and issue sworn statements.

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“Wala man gyu’y mosumbong pud, magpa-anonymous, dili mo-issue og affidavit. Dili hinoon kaayo daghan, mga lima siguro (No one is willing to squeal or issue an affidavit, they want to remain anonymous. But I’m only referring to at least five fiscals),” he said.

Cuenco made the statement while answering questions on the House of Representative’s inquiry on the arrest of three persons in Alabang during a supposed buy-bust operation.

The suspects were released because of the absence of an arrest warrant and the failure of the arresting Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) agents to conduct an inventory at the scene.

Cuenco said the dismissal of the complaint was propped up by flimsy arguments, which understandably led the PDEA to expose an alleged bribery.

Denial

The concerned state prosecutors denied the accusation, and were subsequently cleared by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) in a follow-up investigation.

The NBI and the prosecutor’s office are both under the Department of Justice (DOJ), while the PDEA is under the Office of the President.

“Duna’y prosecutors dinhi among nadunggan nga modawat, wala pa lang ta’y pruweba. Dako akong pagtoo duna gyu’y modawat, labi na gyud sa drug cases (There are fiscals who accept bribes but we don’t have any proof against them. But I believe they accept bribes, especially on drug cases),” Cuenco said.

In a memorandum dated January 19, DOJ Secretary Raul Gonzales reminded all prosecutors across the country of the prescribed procedures on the seizure and custody of dangerous drugs.

The memorandum was in response to recommendations made by Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB) Undersecretary Paul Oaminal, who said Sunday that there is a circular clarifying that in cases subject for review by the regional state prosecutor, the arrested persons should remain in the custody of the authorities.

And while he did not contradict Cuenco in his statement, Oaminal said that for drug cases in the city, 98 percent of those filed before the Office of the City Prosecutor were sent to the court, or that only two percent got dismissed at its level.

Specifically, he said, only 11 of 516 drug complaints were dismissed for various reasons in 2008.

Because of the bungled Alabang operation, Cuenco is proposing the creation of a legal office composed of PDEA lawyers and state prosecutors for better coordination in the filing of drug cases.

On the controversy, he said the arresting officers and the prosecutors worked their separate ways.

The incident also prompted him to propose the holding of a national anti-drugs summit to be presided by President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.

This, as he urged the Supreme Court (SC) to designate special courts dedicated to hearing drug cases to fast track their resolution, as there are unresolved cases filed as early as 2000.

He also revealed that Congress is planning to review at least 10 big drug cases that were dismissed, as they suspected anomalies there.

If such is discovered, Cuenco said the concerned prosecutors may end up facing administrative complaints, particularly dereliction of duty. (RHM/Sun.Star Cebu)

1,000 jobs lost in rural banks’ closure

MANILA, Philippines â€" The closure of 27 rural banks over the past year resulted in job losses for 1,000 workers, who now need help in finding employment, a labor leader said Monday.

Many large foreign banks are expected to downsize their Philippine operations, Ernesto Herrera, secretary general of the Trade Union Congress of the Philippines, also said, citing two closures this month.

UK-based Standard Chartered Bank closed its offices in Quezon City and Caloocan City earlier this month, cutting to four the number of its Philippine branches, Herrera said. US-based financial services giant Wachovia Corp., which was recently acquired by Wells Fargo & Co., closed its representative office in Cebu City, he added.

Herrera also noted that last month the central bank closed down 12 rural banks with a total of 50 branches, and this month closed three more.

Herrera, a former chairman of the Senate labor, employment and human resources development committee, asked the banking industry’s groups â€" Bankers Association of the Philippines, Chamber of Thrift Banks, and Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines â€" to help find new jobs for the displaced personnel, mostly branch managers, cashiers, accountants, tellers, and credit investigators.

Closed down this month were the Rural Bank of Sta. Rita (Pampanga) Inc., Rural Bank of Bacolor (Pampanga) Inc., and the Rural Bank of Subangdaku (Cebu) Inc.

Padlocked last year were Rural Bank of Parañaque Inc.; Pilipino Rural Bank (Cebu) Inc.; Rural Bank of Bais (Negros Oriental) Inc.; Rural Bank of San Jose (Batangas) Inc.; Rural Bank of East Asia (Cebu) Inc.; First Interstate Rural Bank (Leyte) Inc.; Philippine Countryside Rural Bank (Cebu) Inc.; Dynamic Rural Bank (Batangas) Inc.; Nation Bank (Bacolod City) Inc.; Rural Bank of Carmen (Cebu) Inc.; Rural Bank of DARBCI (South Cotabato) Inc.; and San Pablo City Development Bank (Batangas) Inc.

Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. has said it intends to start paying out by mid-February the deposit insurance claims of 135,000 depositors of the 12 rural banks closed down last year.

The central bank has given assurance that the Philippine banking system remains stable, with the closed banks accounting for a small fraction of its resources.

Gov’t urged to prosecute rogue bankers


MANILA, Philippines â€" An alliance of former high government officials has called on authorities to ensure that people behind fraudulent money-making schemes are prosecuted despite alleged connections to influential politicians.

Fraudulent banking practices are very costly to the government and damage public confidence in the banking sector, the Former Senior Government Officials (FSGO) said in a statement Monday.

Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) has said it will would need about P14 billion to pay claims of depositors of the closed rural banks under the Legacy Group.

The FSGO, composed mostly of former economic officials, said the banks engaged in quasi-pyramiding schemes were enticing depositors by offering absurdly high interest rates.

After being closed by regulators, the banks simply left the burden of refunding deposits to PDIC, the group said.

The FSGO said the people behind the Legacy Group were not intending to do honest-to-goodness banking business but planned to subvert the system and defraud the government and depositors from the start.

“We enjoin the regulators to continue their vigilance in safeguarding the banking system and the depositing public, and in prosecuting wrongdoers to the full extent of the law, to act as deterrent for other, to hold those responsible accountable for their actions, and to keep people’s faith and trust in our banking system,” the FSGO said.

The FSGO welcomed the action of the central bank, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), of closing down rural banks operating under the Legacy Group after they were found to engage in unsafe and unsound banking practices and failing to fully service withdrawals.

The group said that for a long time, “rogue” bankers had escaped penalties because they were protected by powerful and well-entrenched politicians.

“It is in this context and in furtherance of good governance that we commend and salute the Monetary Board and the BSP for the forceful exercise of their regulatory powers in the recent closures of those rogue banks involved in unsound and unsafe practices,” it said.

“For much too long, these criminal elements masquerading as bankers have abused the protection scheme afforded bank depositors by the PDIC. In the process, they have also defrauded depositors â€" large and small â€" in the same banks,” FSGO added.

PDIC has said it is examining the validity of claims of depositors of the closed rural banks and aims to start the payout by the second week of February.

The FSGO is composed of former PDIC presidents Ernest Leung, Norberto Nazareno, Ricardo Mirasol Tan, and Vitaliano Nanagas, former finance secretaries Cesar Purisima, Jesus Estanislao, and Ramon del Rosario Jr., former finance undersecretaries Milwida Guevarra and Edgardo del Fonso, former central bank governor Jose Cuisia; former Monetary Board members Cayetano Paderanga Jr. and Melito Salazar Jr., former national treasurer Leonor Briones, former Development Bank of the Philippines chairman Francisco del Rosario, former Land Bank of the Philippines president Deogracias Vistan, former budget secretaries Emilia Boncodin and Benjamin Diokno, and former trade and industry secretaries Juan Santos and Vicente Paterno. With editing by INQUIRER.net

adto napud ni paingon sa manguyab nga babaye then sa withdrawal method.

akoa nang balibaran kay dili naman pwede.

gidaro ka ms da bins?

wala pa man ni reply akong agaw. murag nilarga na siguro to US rong panahona. toa naman gud iyang papa nag base didto. pero naa man siya nagwork sa cebu.

Quote from: apocarthinic on January 26, 2009, 10:10:07 AM
bisan gabii BNC?

gabii? i dedicate that time for my kids.

it's not only cortes who paint their place pink. i think there is a barangay somewhere in luzon who used pink as the motiff in their place.

unsaon pa man paglambo anang city square karon nga gibabagan man anang mga banggiitang abogado diha sama nila ni atty. vic dela serna ug tikoy ochavillo?

believe it or not but i am the first kiss of my wife and of course the first one to get her precious thing.

pamahaw: pechay ug beef loaf
paniudto: utan bisaya ug galang galang bolinao
panihapon: noodles with egg ug tortang talong ug kinilaw guso.

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kinsa kaha ang moatbang aning eddie ug conching.
basin si victor dela serna napud. tsk tsk tsk
wala na ba jud kaha lain?