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When I had a vacation last April 2008 in Canangcaan ,the adjoining barangay of the
Tarsier Foundation, I saw tarsiers in the forest near my ancestral home.  My sister
said that they escaped came from the tarsier foundation because they were congested
in their limited habitat. This means that the breeding is so successful that these aninals
in not anymore extinct now in Corella or in the province of Bohol. DENR allowed these
animals to be brought to other towns.

Since these animals  are  now common in our place why can't  we  catch it for pet. Some
people in our place know how to breed the tarsiers. They are feed on insects and any
crawling animals on trunk of trees.

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Layman, you are excellent in Math.
I will share my solution.

1)   x  + Y = 108         ( multiply this by 4)
     4x + 2y= 300

     subtract
2) 4x  + 4y = 432
     4x + 2y = 300
_______________
     0      2y = 132
       
               y = 132 divided 2

                y= 66

               x  + y = 108

               x + 66 = 108

                y = 108-66

                y= 42

     42 pigs and 66 chickens

When I had a vacation in Canangcaan,Corella, the adjoining barangay of the  Tarsier Foundation last April 2008, we saw tarsiers in our place. The people in the barangay said that they came the foundation. Some said that they escaped because they were congested in their limited habitat.

I have a problem.

There are 300 feet of chickens and pigs at the same time 108 heads of chickens and pigs. How many pigs ?, how many chickens.

Use quadratic equation.

Panahon sa brown out, dili maggamit ug kandila. Pagbalik  ug siga sa suga,
malimtan  na pagpalong ang kandila. Kon maopos mosiga ang iyang gitindugan
ug maoy hinogdan sa sunog. Suga nga lamparilya ang maayong gamiton.

I think the best is TB addiction. You can meet friends all over the globe , share your ideas and informations.

Usahay mabuslot ang bursa  pero malingaw ka.

Ang ube adunay kaluha, ang tawag apale. Sa dihang bata pa ko kauban sa akong Tatay, inig tanom sa ube kauban sad ang apale. Ang apale puti ug panit. Dili kaayo modagko pareha sa ube. Labo  sad kaayo ang unot. Wala nako kakita karon.

Ang apale  usa sa mga tubers nga sa Bohol ra makita.

Duna na poy lain nga investigahon, ang corruption sa  PCGG.

Maoy giingon sa usa ka ekonolista nga datu kaayo ang pilipinas. Sigi ug corrupt ang kwarta dili gihapon mahurot kay dako kaayo ug income kada adlaw ang EVAT.

Bitaw, dako tag income pero dako tag utang.

101011011 can be divided by 3, why? because the sum of the digits is 6 divisible by 3.

Rule says,  a number is divisible by 3 if the sum of the digits is divisible by 3.
                  A number with so many digits if the sum of the digits is divisible by 3 , the
                  number itself is divisible by 3.

Simple Math facts.

Even number x even number = even number        6 x 8= 48
Odd number x odd number = Odd number             7 x 3= 21
Odd number x even number =even number           7 x 4 =28

Try if it is true with division.

Is 101011011  a composite number ?

What number can divide? Answer in 3 seconds.

For ube recipes, just open google and search Ube Recipes.

Para sa akong opinyon, dili na lang ipadayon and investigation kay dili na man
mabalik ang kwarta.  Tinuod sila ang naggasto. Mapreso ba o maempeach ba
kaha ang mga congressmen ?  DILI ...

Check if I'm correct.

370=1320

Let  x  + 370 =1320
x = 1320-370
x = 950

950 + 370 = 1320

Tinuod na. Mao nay giingon, " the tongue is migthier than a sword.

Jojjok had a good point in the investigation at the senate hearing
yesterday. He told the truth that he was the one who distributed
millions of  pesos to congressmen and governor.

Abangan ang sunod na kabanata.

Simple Math facts:
  did you know that ......

Even number + even number = even number      8+6= 14
Odd number + odd number = even number         7+3= 10
Odd number + even number= odd number          9+4= 13

Try to discover if this is true with subtraction.

What is the general defination of money?

According to an unknown writer,"money is the  universal passport to everything
except heaven.

To mention one of the successful Ubayanon is Benedicto Doydora, my high school
batch 1965 of BSAT.

He is teaching at Holy Child Academy.

Komusta.

Addict is a bad word  but if you are  addicted of reading the Bible, its the best addiction.

hofelina, do you regard Ube a sacred food? How many times you have  kissed an ube?
You town is one of the biggest producer of Ube in Bohol. Guindulman has started having
Ube Festival .

Ube is an identity food of the Boholanos.

Let us watch TV on the senate  investigation of Jok jok today. I hope Jokjok will tell the truth and not joke joke.

Ube Jelaya: This one’s fried!
May 28, 2008
Ube Jelaya. What’s the fuzz, I asked myself when offered a serving at the Star Café of Kabayan Hotel Pasay. 

Fried and wrapped it came on the table! And like with any other food offered to me, this fried ube jelaya (jam) may be worth the experience.

One spoonful of this vibrant purple jam that landed on my excited taste buds was enough to evoke thoughts on how this yam that thrives across Southeast Asia and the South Pacific, was cooked. Jane Andres of Kabayan Hotel Pasay ( my host) and I started recalling in a jiffy how town and barrio folks cooked it over medium-low flame with constant “arm-numbing stirring.” Family members would even take turns stirring the cooked ube mixture and the smell of firewood, that made it exotic, used to be evident in the jelaya. With all the cups of milk and sugar that are blended with the cooked ube, it is certainly a NO-NO food to diet conscious denizens. Surely, a spoonful wouldn’t hurt but with macapuno, it’s another story. And these were not among our meeting’s real agenda!

Anyway, there may be myriad ways, based on one’s culture, on how to deal with the manner of cooking or preparing this ube jelaya. What touched my palate is a recipe from Quezon province.  Fried or simply painstakingly stirred for an hour or more until the pasty consistency is achieved, the ube jelaya is meant to be a star among our own Pinoy desserts.



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They have the same generics. It is a modified ube jam.

Its seems new. From General Curriculum, to  Basic Educ. Curriculum,  to  Revised Basic Educ. Curriculum,  then  the coming Refined Curriculum.

DepEd is a department of never ending change.

The oldest and the simplest  recipe for ube I learned from my Lola is
'lunaw'. It is like  lugaw for  rice. Peel the ube and chop into smaller
pieces. Cook until soft and sticky. Add sugar or salt to taste.

Ube
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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This article is about the vegetable. For the Japanese city, see Ube, Yamaguchi.
For "UBE" as an abbreviation, see UBE.
Ube (Purple Yam)


Scientific classification
Kingdom: Plantae

(unranked): Angiosperms

(unranked): Monocots

Order: Dioscoreales

Family: Dioscoreaceae

Genus: Dioscorea

Species: D. alata


Binomial name
Dioscorea alata
L.

A piece of cake made with ubeUbe (or ubi) is the Filipino word for purple yam (Dioscorea alata). It contains pigments that gives its violet color.

In India, this vegetable is known as ratalu or Kand or violet yam or the Moraga Surprise. In other parts of the Malay world, the word ubi refers to any yam or tuber. In Tonga: ʻufi (and is considered there as a royal food), in Hawaiʻi: uhi, in Tahiti: ufi. In the Philippines, ube is cooked with sugar and eaten as a sweetened dessert or jam called ube halaya which is a bright violet color. Ube is also an ingredient in the fruity dessert halo halo, another popular Filipino dessert.

In botany, this species is also known by the names "water yam" and "winged yam."

UBE JAM

Materials needed

ube puree*, 1 kg
water
pure refined white sugar
GDL
*Puree - to reduce food to a thick smooth liquid-by pushing it through a sieve or whirling it in an electric blender.

Utensils Needed

rubber scraper/spatula carajay weighing scale
osterizer/blender LPG with stove jars with cap
retort/autoclave stainless steel ladle
Procedure

Clean ube tubers by soaking in tap water and scrubbing using scrubbers to remove surface dirt.
Rinse thoroughly.
Boil for 30 minutes to 1 hour until soft or retort at 20-psi for 5 minutes. Drain and peel.
Cut, slice and mash ube. Weigh.
Add 0.2% glucono-delta-lactone (GDL)*.
Prepare 50% sugar solution* (syrup). Heat.
Add the syrup in mashed ube (1:1).
Blend thoroughly. Stir/Cook ube in moderate fire until desired consistency is attained.
Pack in jars. Leave 1/3-inch headspace. Seal thoroughly.
Process in retort at 15-psi for 15 minutes. Cool at room temperature.
Pack in carton boxes.
Seal, label and store in a cool, dry place.
*How to prepare:
A. 0.2% gluconodeltalactone (GDL) (to acidify the jam) = 0.002 x 1000 grams or 1 kilo = 2 grams or 0.002 kilo

B. 50% Syrup
Basis: 1 kilo ube slices/puree
1kilo x 0.5 = 0.5 kilo or 500 grams sugar
1kilo x 0.5 = 0.5 kilo or 500 grams water

UBE PASTILYAS

Materials needed

mashed ube, 1 kilo (5 cups)
sugar,300 g (2 1/4 cups)
butter or margarine, 200 g
evaporated milk, 1 cup
full cream powdered milk, 1 cup
Utensils needed

rolling pin chopping or kneading board spatula
frying pan kitchen knife wax paper
Procedure

Clean ube tubers by soaking in tap water and scrubbing using scrubbers to remove surface dirt.
Rinse thoroughly.
Boil for 30 minutes to 1 hour until soft or retort at 20-psi for 5 minutes.
Drain thoroughly.
Peel. Cut, slice and mash ube. Weigh mashed ube.
Add the sugar and evaporated milk. Cook over slow fire. Stirring should be done constantly until a smooth mixture is obtained.
Add the full cream powdered milk. Stir while cooking. The mixture should not stick to the sides of the frying pan.
Cool to room temperature.
Transfer the mixture over a kneading board covered with wax paper.
Sprinkle small amounts of sugar over the wax paper.
Spread the mashed mixture using a rolling pin until it is 1-inch thick.
Spread butter and small amounts of sugar over the mixture.
Make slices of about 4 x 1 cm. Wrap individually.
UBE POWDER

Materials: ube slices, 2 kg

Utensils needed

cabinet drier cheesecloth knives
hammermill/pulverizer stainless steel trays retort or autoclave
or osterizer packaging materials carton boxes
sieve stainless steel bowls
Procedure

Clean ube tubers by soaking in tap water and scrubbing using scrubbers to remove surface dirt.
Rinse thoroughly.
Boil for 30 minutes to 1 hour until soft or retort at 20-psi for 5 minutes.
Drain thoroughly.
Peel. Cut and slice ube about 2 to 3 mm thickness. Weigh.
Dry in cabinet dryer at 60oC until ube becomes brittle.
Remove from dryer.
Grind using hammer mill/pulverizer.
Sieve the pulverized ube in a 45-mesh/300 microns siever.
Pack ube powder using metalized foil bags.
Seal thoroughly. Pack in carton boxes.
Label and store in a cool, dry place.
UBE FLAKES

Materials

ube puree, 1 kg
maltodextrin
Utensils

drum drier spatula/rubber scraper plastic bags
stainless steel bowls/trays weighing scale
osterizer/blender stainless steel scissors/cutter
Procedure

Clean ube tubers by soaking in tap water and scrubbing using scrubbers to remove surface dirt.
Rinse thoroughly.
Boil for 30 minutes to 1 hour until soft or retort at 20-psi for 5 minutes.
Drain. Peel, slice and mash ube in water (1:1).
Weigh mashed ube.
Add 5% maltodextrin*. Dissolve in 95% water.
Blend thoroughly until smooth.
Dry using a drum dryer.
Cut and/or form into shapes while hot.
Pack in PP bags (0.003- to 0.004-thickness) after cooling at room temperature.
Seal. Pack in carton boxes. Label. Store in a cool, dry place.
*How to prepare:
5% maltodextrin solution (bulking agent or carrier and for color protection)

Basis: 1 kilo ube slices/puree: 1kilo x 0.05 = 0.05 kilo or 50 grams
1kilo x 0.95 = 0.95 kilo or 950 grams

5% solution of maltodextrin (50 grams of maltodextrin + 950 grams water) will be added to 1 kilo of ube slices prior to blending or pureeing

source: mis.dost.gov.ph, photos from tribo.org, marketmanila.com, hormel.com



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Try this Halayang Ube. It takes a longer time for preparing but tasty and delicious.

Estimated preparation and cooking time: 2 hours



Halayang Ube Ingredients:

1 kilo ube yam root

1 can (14 ounces) evaporated milk

2 cans (12 ounces) condensed milk

1/2 cup butter or margarine

1/2 teaspoon of vanilla (optional)


Halayang Ube Cooking Instructions:

On a pot, boil the unpeeled ube yam in water and simmer for 30 minutes. Drain and let cool.

Peel and finely grate the ube yam.

Heat a big wok in medium heat.

Melt butter or margarine, add the condensed milk and vanilla flavoring. Mix well.

Add the 1 kilo grated ube yam,

Adjust the heat to low

Keep on mixing the ingredients for about 30 minutes or until sticky and a bit dry (but still moist).

Add the evaporated milk and continue to mix for another 15 minutes.

Let cool and place on a large platter.

Refrigerate before serving the halayang ube.



Cooking Tips:

You may spread additional butter or margarine on top of the jam before serving.

For the sweet toothed, sprinkle a little sugar on top of the jam after placing on the large platter.

Instead of manually grating the ube, you may cut it in cubes and use a blender to powderize the ube.

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                  Anthony/Maricar Daray Mango Farm at San Roque, Digos City

This is a one hectare farm planted with grafted mangoes in 1999. After 6 years ,
it started bearing fruits. Using the modern technology of farming, we used chemicals
to hasten the blooming of fruits, fungicides , insecticide and foliar fertilizers. Pests
can be controlled but the number one enemy in mango  production is successive
rain during pollination stage. The pollen grains are washed out and only few are
left to become fruits.

Mango fruit production is one of the fast growing bussiness in Digos City, Davao
del Sur.

Ang ube ang pinaka unique sa tanan nga rootcrops. It can be stored for almost a year
basta ibutang sa cooled dry place. Pag-abot sa June mosugod nag turok kay maoy
season sa pagtanom.  Dili sad moturok kon imong itanom paghuman ug harvest.


Aduna nay modern variety karon nga ang ube mobunga na. Dili na adto sa yuta modako
and unod. Wala ko kasulay pagtanom.

Ang ube maoy mainstay crop sa mga Boholano because it can be stored for a longer period of time.

It is more safe to use charcoal than LPG.
It is more safe to use electric stove than LPG.
But the best is prevention and control.
And the first is presence of mind.

I'm 60 now. The first thing I notice in my myself is that I'm feeling tired and
lazy.

I became an addict, an addict to the enternet, to TB.

raldampong, TY for sharing your story. Niadtong unang panahon magamit
pa ang anting-anting. Karon dili na kay nasuhong na sa pag-abot ni Armstrong
sa bulan. Wala nay oracion karon. Ang gaba dili na modulot .

We are now in the high tech and txt  generation.

Ube, the Sacred Food of the Boholanos
     by fdaray

Ube is one of the tubers or yam that grows abundantly and harvested in December in
Bohol. After the harvest, the rootcrops are inspected and those with bolo cuts and
bruises were used first for food as substitute for rice and corn. The rest are stored for
family consumption anytime during the year. Ubi planting goes back in June. There are
many varities of ube like kabus-ok, tam-isan, kabawoy, liko , binanag and the famous
purple-violet kinampay, the king of ube.

Ube is the main staple rootcrops of the Boholanos and venerated as sacred crop since
the ancient times.   During a famine that happened   long befor the coming  of the
Spaniards, it is said that the ube was the only crop grew in Bohol and saved the people
from extreme hunger and death.That is why they had a great respect for it and why it
is the only staple food mentioned in the Bohol Hym. At this time, the  Boholanos started
to honor by having  an Ube Festival in January. They had  also the Miss Ube Beauty
Pageant. You can see displays of different ube varities with different sizes and an award
is given to the biggest ube.

Tagged as one of the countrys' five crops for export by the Department of Trade and
Industry, the demand of ube continues to grow. Here and abroad, it is being marketed
in powdered form, puree, dried chips, cubes, syrup and for ice cream, the famous purpled
'kinampay'.

When one speak of Ube to a Boholano, there is always a story to tell.  When a person
accidentaly drop an ube  to the ground or floor, they say an apology saying "puyra gaba,
wala nako tuyoa" and kiss it as a sign of reverence and love.

The Boholanos believed that Ube was the  special food given to them by Bathala, the
Supreme Creator. It was the food that saved them from extreme famine when a drought
happened long time ago.

B I B L E. Believe In this  Book and Live Everlasting. It sounds better.

TY, Lindy. Ako usa sad  ka  mag-uuma. Nakaagi ko nga magguwad sa bakilid unya
pagkasunod semana sundon sad namo ug hutok uban sa akong Tatay . Pagka Hunyo
amo nang ihungit ang guha sa ube sa hutok.  Pagkasunod bulan amo nang harogan
aron mokatay ang ube. Pagka Desyembre ang harvest o panglin.   Amo gyud nga
hinayan paglukat sa unod aron dili masamad o mabali. Wala pay abono niadtong
panahona.

Mao kana ang simple nga paagi sa pagtamon ug ube.

Ang Ube, usa sa  mga lagutnon nga gitamon diha sa Corella ug sa uban pang lungsod sa Bohol. Tinuod ba nga ang Ube sagrado nga kalan-on sa mga Boholano tungod kay kon mahulog sa salog o sa yuta imong halokan ug moingon dayon, " purya gaba" ?

                                              Ang Ube

                Niadtong unang panahon sa wala pa moabot ang mga Katsila
                sa Pilipinas, ang mga Boholano nagtanom  na ug mga lagutnon.
                Ang ube dili gyud nila mawala sa umahan. Miabot ang usa ka taas
                nga init. Ang hulaw miabot sa usa ka tuig. Nangamatay ang tanang
                lagutnon ug wala silay maani nga humay  ug mais. Ang nahibilin
                ube na lang.   Ilang gihina- hinay ug  lung-ag. Para ma ekonomiya,
                ilang lunawon. Ang ube maoy nakasalbar sa kagutom sa nga Boho-
                lano. Ang ube maoy lagutnon  nga giila nila  nga gasa ni Bathala.
                Sukad niadto, giila nila nga sagrado ang ube. Mao nga kon mahulog
                moingon dayon " puyra gaba" ug dayon halokan.  Kon imong halokan
                dili kuno mabun-og ang ubi. Hangtod karon gisunod pa sa atong mga
                katigulangan.

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Miracles of Jesus - Eyewitness Testimony
The miracles of Jesus range from changing water into wine to healing the lame and the blind. How do we know He did these things? We have the eyewitness testimony of four gospel writers, who record at least 35 miracles of Jesus. (For a complete list of Christ's miracles and where in Scripture you can find them, click on the link at the bottom of this page.)

Miracles of Jesus - What Are They?
A miracle of Jesus would be defined by the Merriam Webster dictionary as "an extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention in human affairs, or as an extremely outstanding or unusual event, thing, or accomplishment." According to the Biblical Studies Foundation, a miracle "is an unusual and significant event (terasa) which requires the working of a supernatural agent (dunamis) and is performed for the purpose of authenticating the message or the messenger (semeion)."

While there are many explanations for what a miracle is, we can probably all agree that the word "miracle" describes an event that occurs outside the bounds of natural law, and which is beneficial in its result. During the course of His three-year public ministry, Jesus performed miracles that demonstrated His ability to heal, to master the elements, to affect the outcome of our endeavors, and even to raise the dead. Every one of His miracles occurred outside the bounds of natural law, and all of them had a beneficial result.

Miracles of Jesus - What Lessons Can We Learn from Them Today?
If we look at just the first miracle of Jesus, recorded in John 2:1-11, we learn a lot about this singular Man. First, even though He was God and "on mission," He took time to go to a wedding. Jesus loved people; He came to be with and save people. Do you value your relationships and look for ways to bless others when you are with them?

Second, Jesus turned water into wine at His mother's request. Did Mary expect Him to do a miracle? We don't know that, but we can see from the verses that Mary clearly relied on and had faith in her Son to be able to fix a bad situation. Who do you turn to in times of trouble? Are you relying on someone you can trust to do the right thing?

Third, when Jesus performed this miracle, He was demonstrating His power over nature. When His disciples saw this, John tells us, they believed. Also, Jesus didn't settle for just ordinary wine, but turned the water into the finest of wines, showing Himself to be a Man full of the joy of life. Have you been searching everywhere for truth, but putting off Christ for last? Why wait? Do you believe Jesus is the Son of God? Have you thought that being a Christian is to live a dull, boring life? Jesus wants you to believe as His disciples did, and the experience promises to be dynamic, exciting and life-changing.

Does Jesus still perform miracles today? After all, we don't see Him physically walking in our midst - or do we? Do you know someone who has been healed or whose life has been transformed by a relationship with Christ? Then you have seen a modern-day miracle of Jesus. You, too, can be an eyewitness to a miracle of Christ. Like Mary, you can ask Him, believing He will do what is best for you. Let a miracle of Jesus begin in your heart right now.


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nga branches. diri sa Davao branch mao gihapon, daghang reclamo nga wala
ma post ang gibayad bisan ug sigi ang deduction sa payslip. Mo retire na unta
ko kay 60 na ko niadtong October 2008, hangtod karon wala pa gihapon ma
updates and tanan nga deduction. Ang G-waps until now is not responding.
Billion ang gasto apan dili magamit. Ang ilang gihimo karon updating of records,
pero duha na ka  tuig , wala gihapoy kausaban.

PLEASE wake up Winston.

The Ten Commandments: The Second Commandment - Do not worship idols
Introduction
Do you think you really know the 10 Commandments? How about the 2nd one which says we are not to have any "graven" or "carved" images? What does that mean? Is it OK to own a statue of any kind? Some religions misunderstand the second commandment; they combine the second commandment with the first. (Read the 1st commandment in Exodus 20:3 or Deuteronomy 5:7. What does it actually say?) The first commandment has to do with WHOM we worship, while the second commandment has to do with HOW we worship the true and only God. In this study guide, the meaning of the second commandment will be explored.

Commandment stated
EXODUS 20:4-6 "You shall not make for yourself a carved image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth; you shall not bow down to them nor serve them. For I, the LORD your God, am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers on the children to the third and fourth generations of those who hate Me, but showing mercy to thousands, to those who love Me and keep My commandments.

Some people use pictures, images, or objects to REPRESENT God in their worship. How do we know that such use of art is sin?

DEUTERONOMY 4:15-16 " Take careful heed to yourselves, for you saw no form when the LORD spoke to you at Horeb out of the midst of the fire, lest you act corruptly and make for yourselves a carved image in the form of any figure…."

What was one important point that God told Moses to record about their conversation on Mt. Sinai (Horeb)?
COMMENT: Moses spoke with God and God spoke with Moses but Moses did not see God directly. Therefore we can have no detailed idea of the exact form and shape of God other than Gen 1:26. It would be presumptuous of us to think that we could design or even think up anything representational of God.

1. Why would God not approve of using an object as an aid in worshipping Him?

2. How can images, pictures, or symbols such as crucifixes interfere with proper worship?

3. Is it possible to make an image of God that is true to reality? Why or why not?

4. What about pictures or images of Jesus? Does this commandment prohibit depictions of Jesus? Why do you think so?

5. In Exodus 20:5, what does the word "jealous" mean?

6. How would you react if someone misrepresented you? What consequences occur when someone is not represented correctly?

COMMENT: For God to allow anything to represent Him, which no image or picture can, God would have to accept false witness. God jealously protects His character and Being. Read Isaiah 42:8.

7. Why should we be glad that God is jealous for His people? What is the difference between being jealous OF someone and being jealous FOR someone?

8. What does the expression "visiting the iniquity of the fathers" mean?

9. How does it get passed from generation to generation?

10. How does God distinguish between those who hate Him and those who love Him?

11. To whom does God show mercy?

Christ's words
JOHN 4:23-24 "But the hour is coming, and now is, when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth; for the Father is seeking such to worship Him. God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth."

1. How are we to worship God?

2. How can we conceive of God without images?

Some Scriptures to Consider
Read Judges 17. Note how Micah chose to worship God (verses 3,12). Do you think Micah was close to God? Why or why not?

I SAMUEL 4:2-8,10 Then the Philistines put themselves in battle array against Israel. And when they joined battle, Israel was defeated by the Philistines…. And when the people had come into the camp, the elders of Israel said, "Why has the LORD defeated us today before the Philistines? Let us bring the ark of the covenant of the LORD from Shiloh to us, that when it comes among us it may save us from the hand of our enemies." So the people sent to Shiloh, that they might bring from there the ark of the covenant of the LORD of hosts, who dwells between the cherubim…. And when the ark of the covenant of the LORD came into the camp, all Israel shouted so loudly that the earth shook. Now when the Philistines heard the noise of the shout, they said, "What does the sound of this great shout in the camp of the Hebrews mean?" Then they understood that the ark of the LORD had come into the camp. So the Philistines were afraid, for they said, "God has come into the camp!" And they said, "Woe to us! … Who will deliver us from the hand of these mighty gods? These are the gods who struck the Egyptians with all the plagues in the wilderness. (10) So the Philistines fought, and Israel was defeated….. There was a very great slaughter, and there fell of Israel thirty thousand foot soldiers.

1. Why did Israel believe the Ark of the Covenant would protect them?

COMMENT: Often people venerate an object that represents God rather than fearing and obeying God Himself. Israel trusted God would defeat their enemies because the Ark which represented God was in their presence. In truth, however, they were not close to God.

NUMBERS 21:8-9 Then the LORD said to Moses, "Make a fiery serpent, and set it on a pole; and it shall be that everyone who is bitten, when he looks at it, shall live." So Moses made a bronze serpent, and put it on a pole; and so it was, if a serpent had bitten anyone, when he looked at the bronze serpent, he lived.

Moses made an image of a snake. Why did this not violate the second commandment?
Does the second commandment forbid all works of art that represent earthly or heavenly things? How can one prove it does or doesn't? (HINT: read HEBREWS 8:1-5; 9:23-24).

Summary
1. What is the difference between the first and second commandments?

2. Name some ways in which the second commandment is broken.

3. Explain how worshipping with images or pictures prevents worshipping in spirit and truth.

4. What changes would occur in the world if everyone obeyed the second commandment?

Old Testament Prophecies Fulfilled In Jesus' Life
by Dave Arch

There were two primary evidences which the apostles appealed to over and over again to establish the Deity and Messiahship of the Lord Jesus Christ. One was the fact of the resurrection and the other was the Old Testament prophecies which were fulfilled in the life of Jesus Christ.

Below is a listing of the prophecies written in the Old Testament and given to the Jewish nation so that they might be able to recognize their Messiah.


I. THE ACTUAL PROPHECIES

A. Concerning His Birth

1. Born of the seed of woman (Genesis 3:15; Galatians 4:4; Matthew 1:20)
2. Born of a virgin (Isaiah 7:14; Matthew 1:18, 24, 25)
3. Son of God (Psalm 2:7; Matthew 3:17)
4. Seed of Abraham (Genesis 22:18; Matthew 1:1; Galatians 3:16) Here it is determined that the Messiah would be a Jewish descendant.
5. Son of Isaac (Genesis 21:12; Luke 3:23,34) Abraham had two sons, Isaac and Ishmael. Now God eliminates one half of the lineage of Isaac.
6. Son of Jacob (Numbers 24:17; Luke 3:23,34) Isaac had two sons, Jacob and Esau. Now God eliminates one half of the lineage of Isaac.
7. Tribe of Judah (Genesis 49:10; Luke 3:23,33) Jacob had twelve sons and each became a tribe of the Hebrew nation. Now God eliminates eleven-twelfths of the lineage of Jacob.
8. Family line of Jesse (Isaiah 11:1; Luke 3:23,32) Now God narrows it down even further by picking one family line out of the tribe of Judah.
9. House of David (Jeremiah 23:5; Luke 3:23,31) Jesse had at least eight sons (I Samuel 16:10,11). Now God eliminates all of Jesse's sons except one, David.
10. Born at Bethlehem (Micah 5:2; Matthew 2:1) Now God eliminates all the cities in the world except one, Bethlehem.
11. Presented with gifts (Psalm 72:10; Isaiah 60:6; Matthew 2:1,11)
12. Herod kills children (Jeremiah 31:15; Matthew 2:16)

B. Concerning His Nature

13. His Pre-Existence (Micah 5:2; Colossians 1:17; John 1:1)
14. He shall be called Lord (Psalm 110:1; Luke 20:41-44)
15. He shall be called Immanuel ("God with us") (Isaiah 7:14; Matthew 1:23)
16. Shall be a prophet (Deuteronomy 18:18; Matthew 21:11)
17. Shall be a priest (Psalm 110:4; Hebrews 5:5,6)
18. Shall be a judge (Isaiah 33:22; John 5:30)
19. Shall be a king (Isaiah 33:22; Matthew 27:37)
20. Special anointment of the Holy Spirit (Isaiah 11:2; Matthew 3:16,17)
21. He zeal for God (Psalm 69:9; John 2:15-17)

C. Concerning His Ministry

22. Preceded by a messenger (Isaiah 40:3; Matthew 3:1,2)
23. Ministry to begin in Galilee (Isaiah 9:1,2; Matthew 4:12,13,17)
24. Ministry of miracles (Isaiah 35:5, 6a; Matthew 9:35)
25. Teacher of parables (Psalm 78:2; Matthew 13:34)
26. He was to enter the temple (Malachi 3:1; Matthew 21:12)
27. He was to enter Jerusalem on a donkey (Zechariah 9:9; Luke 19:35,36,37a)
28. A "Stone Of Stumbling" to the Jewish nation (Psalm 118:22; I Peter 2:7)
29. "Light" to the Gentiles (Isaiah 60:3; 49:6; Acts 13:47,48a)

D. Concerning Events After His Burial

30. His resurrection (Psalm 16:10; Acts 2:31)
31. His ascension (Psalm 68:18a; Acts 1:9)
32. Seated at the right hand of God (Psalm 110:1; Hebrews 1:3)

E. Prophecies Fulfilled In One Day

The following 29 prophecies from the Old Testament, which speak of the betrayal, trial, death and burial of Jesus, were spoken at various times by many different voices during the five centuries from 1000-500 BC, and yet all of them were literally fulfilled in one twenty-four hour period of time in Jesus' life.

33. Betrayed by a friend (Psalm 41:9; Matthew 10:4)
34. Sold for 30 pieces of silver (Zechariah 11:12; Matthew 26:15)
35. Money to be thrown down in God's house (Zechariah 11:13b; Matthew 27:5a)
36. Price given for potter's filed (Zechariah 11:13b; Matthew 27:7)

In the previous four prophecies we find in both prophecy and fulfillment the following:

1. Betrayed
2. By a friend
3. For 30 pieces of silver (not 29)
4. Silver (not gold)
5. Thrown down (not placed)
6. In God's house
7. Money used to buy potter's field

37. Forsaken by His disciples (Zechariah 13:7; Mark 14:50)
38. Accused by false witnesses (Psalm 35:11; Matthew 26:59-61)
39. Mute before accusers (Isaiah 53:7; Matthew 27:12-19)
40. Wounded and bruised (Isaiah 53:5; Matthew 27:26)
41. Smitten and spit upon (Isaiah 50:6; Micah 5:1; Matthew 26:67)
42. Mocked (Psalm 22:7,8; Matthew 27:31)
43. Fell under the cross (Psalm 109:24; John 19:17; Luke 23:26)
44. Hands and feet pierced (Psalm 22:16; Luke 23:33)
45. Crucified with thieves (Isaiah 53:12; Matthew 27:38)
46. Made intercession for His persecutors (Isaiah 53:12; Luke 23:34)
47. Rejected by his own people (Isaiah 53:3; John 7:5,48)
48. Hated without a cause (Psalm 69:4; John 15:25)
49. Friends stood afar off (Psalm 38:11; Luke 23:49)
50. People shook their heads (Psalm 109:25; Matthew 27:39)
51. Stared upon (Psalm 22:17; Luke 23:35)
52. Garments parted and lots cast (Psalm 22:18; John 19:23,24)
53. Suffered thirst (Pslam 69:21; John 19:28)
54. Gall and vinegar offered Him (Psalm 69:21; Matthew 27:34)
55. His forsaken cry (Psalm 22:1; Matthew 27:46)
56. Committed Himself to God (Psalm 31:5; Luke 23:46)
57. His bones not broken (Psalm 34:20; John 19:33)
58. His heart broken (Psalm 22:14; John 19:34) The blood and water which came from Jesus' pierced side are evidences that the heart had literally burst.
59. His side pierced (Zechariah 12:10; John 19:34)
60. Darkness over the land (Amos 8:9; Matthew 27:45)
61. Buried in a rich man's tomb (Isaiah 53:9; Matthew 27:57-60)

II. OBJECTIONS ANSWERED

A. Fulfilled Prophecies Were Actually Written At Or After The Time Of Jesus

Answer: If you are not satisfied with the date of 450 BC as the date of the Old Testament completion, then realize that the Greek translation of the Old Testament was completed in 250 BC.
Therefore, it appears evident that there were at least 250 years between the time of the writing of the prophecies and their fulfillment in Jesus Christ.

B. The Fulfilled Prophecy In Jesus Was Deliberate On His Part. He Knew The Old Testament Well Enough And Just Set Out To Fulfill All Of Them.

Answer: This might seem possible until we realize that thee were many prophecies outside of His control, such as:

1. Place of birth (Micah 5:2)
2. Time of birth (Daniel 9:25; Genesis 49:10)
3. Manner of birth (Isaiah 7:14)
4. Betrayal
5. Manner of death (Psalm 22:16)
6. People's reactions (Mocking, spitting, staring, etc.)
7. Piercing of His side
8. Burial

C. The Fulfilled Prophecy In Jesus Was Coincidental, An Accident

Answer: Peter Stoner in Science Speaks (Chicago: Moody Press, 1963) determines the probability of one man fulfilling eight of the prophecies of the Old Testament for the Messiah to be 1 in 10 to the 17th power.

Now let's try to imagine what this means. If we took that many silver dollars (100,000,000,000,000,000) and laid them over the State of Texas, they would cover the state two feet deep. Now mark one of the silver dollars, stir the whole mass thoroughly, blindfold a person, and tell him/her that they can travel as far as they want but must pick up one silver dollar and say that it is the marked one. What chance would s/he have of picking up the right one? It would be the exact same odds of anyone fulfilling eight of the Messianic prophecies by chance alone.

Peter Stoner then goes on to consider the possibility of any one person fulfilling 48 of the prophecies by chance. Here the odds jump to 1 in 10 to the 157th power. That number would look like this:

1 out of 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000

CONCLUSION

"Remember the former things long past, for I am God, and there is no other: I am God and there is no one like Me, declaring the end from the beginning and from ancient times things which have not been done; Saying, 'My purpose will be established, and I will accomplish all My good pleasure.'"
(Isaiah 46:9,10)

"I declare the former things long ago and they went forth from My mouth, and I proclaimed them. Suddenly, I acted and they came to pass. Therefore, I declared them to you long ago, before they took place I proclaimed them to you, lest you say, 'My idol has done them, and my graven image and my molten image have commanded them.'" (Isaiah 48:3,5)

Evidence The Demands A Verdict by Josh McDowell
has been a primary source for the preparation of this paper.

RESOURCES
E-Mail: AskAPastor@aol.com
Evidence That Demands A Verdict by Josh McDowell
Answers To Tough Questions by Josh McDowell and Don Stewart
The Honest Skeptic's Worksheet
The Historical Reliability Of The New Testament
Know Why You Believe by Paul Little
10 Reasons To Believe (http://www.gospelcom.net.rbc/10rsn.home/)


Copyright 2002. Dave Arch. All rights reserved.

Diri sa Digos City, adunay namaligya ug kalamay. Akong gipangutana
asa gikan ang kalamay. Ingon niya gikan man sa Bohol kay ang nag-
buhat ini taga Albur man ko.

Orig sad ang lami. Made in Digos City, patented in Bohol.

What Is Saving Faith?

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The Bible speaks of people who are saved by faith, but it also mentions others who have "faith," yet are not saved. What then is required in order for a person to "believe to the saving of the soul" (Hebrews 10:39)?

Saving faith requires 3 things. First is conviction. One must be convinced in his heart that God exists - Hebrews 11:6. Yet, this conviction alone is not enough to save, since James 2:19 says that demons believe there is one God, but they are not saved. So, something more must be required in order for one to have saving faith.

Faith also requires trust in God. One must depend on God as the source of salvation. Daniel was saved from the lions, because he believed in God (Daniel 6:23). He did not just accept in his heart that God exists. He trusted God to deliver him from the lions.

Yet, one does not really trust God unless he has the last element of faith, and that is obedience. Now, many people will tell you that you are saved by faith without obedience. But the truth is that faith that does not obey is faith that does not save. James 2:14-26 shows that faith without obedience cannot justify, because it is dead and barren. Hebrews chapter 11 is the role call of Old Testament people of faith. But, when you study their lives you will see that every individual was rewarded by God only after his faith led him to obey God - never before that!

It is said that years ago a man was about to push a wheelbarrow across a tightrope over Niagara Falls. He asked the crowd how many believed he could make it. Many held up their hands. Then he asked them how many had faith enough to ride in the wheelbarrow! No, you do not need to cross Niagara Falls in a wheelbarrow to please God, but you do need the kind of faith that leads you to act in obedience to His revealed teachings.

For more information about salvation and what it requires, please visit our Bible Instruction web site at www.gospelway.com/instruct/ and study our in-depth article about obedience and also our article about salvation by faith only vs. obedient faith.

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Names and Titles of God
Exposition and Bible Study
A 220-page book by Dr. Ralph F. Wilson
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Free Bible Study  on 1 & 2 Timothy

God's names, titles, and descriptors are windows into his character. As we learn his names and meditate on them, we will come to know him more intimately. We will begin to trust him more fully. And we will find our hearts drawn ever more passionately to do his will here on earth as it is in heaven. And so I invite you to undertake a journey with me to explore God by means of his names.

Why Study the Names and Titles of God?
Should we study the names, titles, metaphors, and descriptors of God so we can impress others with our God vocabulary? By no means. I believe there are three ways that a study of God's names and titles can benefit us, all of them closely related:

Our prayer life is enriched by having meditated on God's names, titles, and metaphors. For example, as I've studied about God as my Shepherd, I find myself calling on God in prayer as my Shepherd, trusting him to supply my needs and to guide me.
Our worship is enriched, as well. With a limited vocabulary of praise and a limited understanding of God we are reduced to a kind of hobbled, truncated praise. But as we begin to know more of God's facets, we are able to praise him better. Several passages in the Psalms and Isaiah indicate a joy in naming the titles and metaphors of God before him.
Our faith in and understanding of God is increased. As I study how God provides as a shepherd, I now am able to trust him more fully in this area of my life. Whereas I once had a lot of anxiety about making ends meet, now my trust in God as my Shepherd and Provider bring me confidence, assurance, and joy that was missing before.
Chapters
Most High God (’El ‘Elyon). We discuss ’El, the generic term for God and ’Elohim, the plural name used for the Israelite's God. In addition, we explore titles by which God's exalted nature is revealed: Most High God, Father of Glory, High and Lofty One, King of Glory, and My Glory. And we examine Abraham's encounter with Melchizedek in Genesis 14:17-24.
God of Might (’El Shaddai). We examine the names and metaphors of God that refer to his power and might, including military might as the LORD of Hosts/Armies (Yahweh Sabaoth). Also Mighty Warrior and the LORD our Banner (Yahweh nissi). Joshua 5:13-6:2
Yahweh, I AM, the Eternal God (’El ‘Olam). This is God's unique, self-revealed name, sometimes called Jehovah or the tetragrammaton YHWH. We also examine the eternal nature of God as the Ancient of Days, Alpha and Omega, First and the Last, Everlasting God, I AM, and the One Who Inhabits Eternity. Exodus 3:1-18.
God Our Creator. We examine God as our Creator, our Potter as we are clay in his hands, our Builder and Maker. Is 45:5-12 and Psalm 95:1-7.
The Holy and Righteous One. He is God of Holiness, Justice, and Righteousness. He is known as Holy, Jealous, Righteous One, the Judge of All the Earth, the Awe/Fear of Jacob. We'll also consider compound names: The LORD who Sanctifies You (Yahweh-M’Kaddesh) and the LORD our Righteousness (Yahweh-Tsidkenu). He is the Protector of widows and the fatherless  The theme of God requiring ethical justice is strong in the Bible. Isaiah 6:1-8.
God Our Lord and King. Here we examine God in his role as absolute sovereign, or Lord and King. We'll consider such titles as King of Glory, God of gods, and Lord of lords. Psalm 24.
God our Fortress and Protector. A number of metaphors refer to God's protection for his people. He is our Shield, Fortress, Hiding Place, Keeper, Lifter of Our Head, Refuge, Rock, Shade, Shelter, and Stronghold. Psalm 91.
The Lord Our Provider and Shepherd, the God who leads us and supplies our needs. We explore the LORD who provides (Yahewh-jireh), the LORD Our Shepherd (Yahweh-rohi), the God Who Sees (’El-Roi), the LORD who provides (Yahewh-jireh), the LORD is our Healer (Yawheh-rapha), and and The LORD is Here (Yahweh-Shammah).. Psalm 23.
Abba, Father. Jesus especially revealed God as our Heavenly Father, building on an Old Testament theme. We also consider God in relationships with his people as Husband, God of Israel, and God of our Fathers..
The God of All Grace. While the Old Testament revealed the Merciful God, the God of Love and Peace, and the God of My Mercy, the New Testament's special emphasis is on God's love and mercy. Exodus 34:5-7.
God Our Savior and Redeemer. We conclude with a strong theme of God who rescues his people from trouble -- Deliverer, Redeemer, Savior, and Horn of Salvation. We'll also consider The LORD is Peace (Yahweh-Shalom, the name of Gideon's altar). Mark 10:35-45.
Features of This Book

Si Sen. Pimentel gusto na nga ipaembistigar si Jojjok sa Blue Ribbon
Committee kay maayo na daw pero nagpsakit-akit  pa.Dili ba kada ne
delaying tactics ?

Hoping that the truth will prevail.

I have three eyes : red, yellow and green. I can't see.
When you cross a  street you will always look at me.

As you grow older refrain from eating pork, fatty foods,  and sugar.
Eat vegetables, exercise and relax you mind . You will have + 5 years
after 60.

Ubay is one the first class municipality and soon to become the second
city in Bohol, Ubay City.

I saw Hinagdanan cave last April 2007. It is one of the unique wonder of
nature. What is more wondering is that our camera will not click when we
had a  picture taking  inside. When we get out, we tested the camera. Its
okey. We were able to photoed  the main entrance. The photographer
went back and took again pictures. The camera didn't click .

We left without any picture taken inside.

Nakakita ko ani nga librito sa among suod nga tambalan, si Anhing Manong
Apyong. Iya kuno nga namemorize ang tanang orasyon nga dili nam siya
makabasa sa alphabets. Makaayo sad siya ug naa say mamenteryo. Dugay
kaayo nga namatay kay walay modawat sa iyang librito. Dili kuno siya mag-
pakamatay kon walay modawata sa iyang power .

Ang iyang apo nga nagbantay miingon nga iya na lang bunalan. Matud niya
" ang ubang  nagbantay sa ilang Lolo , naga-ampo nga mataas pa ang kinabuhi,
pero sa akong Lolo nagaampo ko nga mamatay na lang kay porehisyo kaayo."

For the first time last may, 2007 I attended a weeding ceremony in Dauis Church.
THe most unique feature I saw was a small well inside near the altar. The miraculous
water is used for healing.

Bitaw, ako mobahog ko ug lubi ug bahaw  ug asukar labi na kon walay   temo
sa balay.

Tambal sad ang magsigi ug kan -on ug lubi kay rich in virgin coconut oil, the newly
discovered medicine.

Una pa diay ang taga  Dauis ug Panglao nakadiscobre ini.

My joking question gave more information to viewers, how the place in Guindulman was called Bulawan.

TY, for the info.

Ajaw palabii sano, basin ug maempeach ka ni Arroyo.

Bitaw, dili madutlan ug gaba ang mga dagkong opesyales sa govierno.

Dagko tingali sila ug bribe sa Guinoo.

One of the signs that I am growing older is my age. I'm 60 last October.

I'm now in the last module of my life, a senyor citizen.

 Ang maayo nga mo invesigate the case of Jokjok is the Integrated Bar of the Philipppines
aron walay pabor- pabor. Kon senate, congress, ombudsman ang  mo investagate, wala
gihapoy  mahimo. Mokalit na lang ug kawala  ang issue.

Gusto na ni Arroyo nga matiwasan na lang si jokjok aron dili mabulgar ang tinuod.

Joke joke ra ni.

I never heard any after halloween tragedy in our cementery. But the worse tragedy is that some candle lighters can not locate the grave of their love ones.

Kudjawa man nang injong lugar. Naa diay Bulawan Road.
Maajo gyud nga kalsada kay bulawan man. Mao ba kining
dalana  ang giignon diha sa Revelation 21-21?

These are the rhymes I can not forget in Grade 1.

Twinkle, twinkle  little stars,
How I wonder what you are,
Up above the world so high,
Like  diamond in the sky.


(Recite with action)
I have two hands,
The left and the right,
Hold them uphigh,
So clean and bright,
Clap them softly,
One two three,
Clean little hands,
Are good to see.

I had been a writer since  1981 when I started teaching in the public school.
We are writing one volume every year, our daily lesson plan book. Nobody
reads except a principal or supervisor when they  observe your classes. It
seems that I am tired now writing my lesson plan. I will retire soon.

What inspires me to write now is TB. I can share my writings to my friends.
I became an addict to the internet because I want  to be a writer , a TB
writer in the remaining twilight days of my life.

Ang originality sa kalamay sa Jagna nawala na kay daghan na kaayong nagpack gisulod  na sa plastic with seal. Ge negosyo sa mga dakong food manufacturer ang kalamay karon.

Kon mapalit ko ug kalamay,  kadtong gisolud sa bagol ang  akong paliton kay orig.
Basta gisolod sa bagol, sa Bohol na gikan. Dili lokal.

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To Department of Transfortation and communication, LTO, LTFRB:


Sir /Madame:

We are calling your attention to immediately  roll back fares because of the wide roll back on the prices of gasoline, diesel and other petroleum products.


VEry truly yours,

Concerned Citizen

Tinuod na, ang mga senador dili mosugot nga mogawas ang tinuod kay apil man
sila ug pangawat sa kwarta sa gobierno.

       Bidlisiw

Kaanindot sud-ongon ang unang bidlisiw
Mohinay-hinay nag aginod si haring adlaw.
Hangtod moabot sa kaudtohon
Mohinay-hinay pagpaubos sa kasadpan.
Hangtod nga   moabot sa kahaponon.
Kaanindot si haring adlaw sod-ongon,
Ang iyang katapusang bidlisiw,
Nga mopanaw na sa sayong kagabihon.

Mango Fruit Production is the main source of Livelihood of barangay San Roque, Digos City
Mango cebu variety is the best for export because it is juicy and sweet.

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Mango


Immature Black Mango fruit
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Plantae

(unranked): Angiosperms

(unranked): Eudicots

(unranked): Rosids

Order: Sapindales

Family: Anacardiaceae

Genus: Mangifera
L.

Species
More than 50 species; see listing

Mangoes belong to the genus Mangifera, consisting of numerous species of tropical fruiting trees in the flowering plant family Anacardiaceae. The mango is indigenous to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia.[1] Cultivated in many tropical regions and distributed widely in the world, mango is one of the most extensively exploited fruits for food, juice, flavor, fragrance and color, making it a common ingredient in new functional foods often called superfruits. Its leaves are ritually used as floral decorations at weddings and religious ceremonies.

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Contents [hide]
1 Description
2 Cultivation and uses
2.1 Diseases
2.2 Food
2.3 Nutrient and antioxidant properties
3 Production and consumption
4 Cultivars
5 Species
6 See also
7 Notes
8 References
9 External links



[edit] Description

Mango flowers
Reole mangoes from Venezuela ("bocao" variety) with a pear to compare sizesMango trees (Mangifera indica) reach 35-40 m in height, with a crown radius of 10 m. The leaves are evergreen, alternate, simple, 15-35 cm long and 6-16 cm broad; when the leaves are young they are orange-pink, rapidly changing to a dark glossy red, then dark green as they mature. The flowers are produced in terminal panicles 10-40 cm long; each flower is small and white with five petals 5-10 mm long, with a mild sweet odor suggestive of lily of the valley. The fruit takes from three to six months to ripen.


Riped Banganpalli mangoes from Guntur, IndiaThe ripe fruit is variable in size and color, and may be yellow, orange, red or green when ripe, depending on the cultivar. When ripe, the unpeeled fruit gives off a distinctive resinous sweet smell. In its center is a single flat oblong seed that can be fibrous or hairy on the surface, depending on the cultivar. Inside the seed coat 1-2 mm thick is a thin lining covering a single embryo, 4-7 cm long, 3-4 cm wide, and 1 cm thick.


[edit] Cultivation and uses

Daghan ba gihapon ug mga  kinhason sa Ubay?    Niadtong unang panahon
daghan kaayo. Mao bitaw nga gitawag ug Ubay kay ang usa ka manginhasay
nakakuha ug daghang kinhason . Miingon siya , "ubay-ubay diay ang mga
kinhason dinhi". Sukad niadto, gitawag ug Ubay.

Kining Kalag-kalag maoy pesta sa mga patay. Daghan mag-ihaw
ug baboy labi na diha sa Canangca- an, Corella. Dili kalas ug sud-an
kay ang mamista  igo rang mosemhot ang mga kalag.

Ang town pesta maoy pesta sa mga buhi.

Yes evils exist like Satan, Demons or Lucifer. Why do we blame for all our
adversaries, shortcomings, and temptations?

Does it mean that all our sinful acts are the works of the devils?.

I do believe that some are the results of being lazy, unminfull and careless.

Yes Brownman, I agree with you that lighting a candle during All Soul's
Day is a tradition. It is not taught in the bible.  It is not necessary that
we light a candle when we pray. What is important is that you repented
your sin, not that you light a candle so that God will forgive your sins.

1 John 1:9, If we confess our sins, He is faithfull and just to forgive us
our sins and tocleanse from all righteousness

Matthew 6, 5 to 7, And when you pray, go into your room, and when you
shut your door, pray to the Father.....

Never can you read in  the Bible  that Jesus, the apostles and even Paul
taught  that when you pray you light a candle .

Happy kalag-kalag.

Ang pagdagkot   usa ka traditional nga kinaiya sa mga Pilipino. Kita mobisita sa ilang mga
lubong kay nagtuo ta nga  sila mga kalag na, makakita sila kanato kay spirit man sila. Kon
magdagkot ta ug kandila diha sa ilang lubong, dili kaha sila initan?  Atong mabasa diha sa
Lucas 16, 20 to 31 ang usa ka dato nga didto na sa imperno nag-antos sa kainit sa kalayo.
Ang mga kalag didto sa imperno nag-antos sa kasakit. Ang mga kalag  nga anaa karon
sa menteryo initan tingali kon magdagkot tag daghang kandila diha sa ilang lubong.

Kon mobisita ta sa lubong sa atong mga mahal, mga preskong bulak ang atong idalit dili
ang pagdagkot. Ako lang ni nga opinion .

Is there  a Biblical teaching on this nga magdagkot ta panahon sa kalag-kalag?

Sugilanong KD nga mahitabo sa kalag-kalag

Si Anding Sanay usa ka mananabtan  sa among lugar. Iyang na memorize
ang siyam ka gabii nga novena sa mga kalag. Matag gabii gikan sa Oct. 24
hangtod sa Nov.2 moabot ug walo ka balay ang iyang panabtan .  Gabii na
makapauli, apan dili siya mahadlok sa mga abat-abat o kalag-kalag sa dalan
kay iya ra mang pangngadyean.

Usa ka gabii, mga alas onse na, gibabagan siya sa dalan ug mga kalag nga
nagdala ug mga kandila. Dili makita niya ang mga nawong kay nagpurong
ug itom nga panyo. Mihunong siya ug nagsugod dayon siya ug pangadye sa
novena sa mga kalag.
                       Sa langub among gipuy-am, imo kaming panabangan.
                       Kay gilibutan man sa mga  kasakit ang tanan
                       Gihuyop sa kanunay sa Diosnon nga kinaadman.
                       Mga kalag sa purgatoryo, gawas  diha kon kamo gialimot-an.
                       Mga salbahis pahawa mo diha sa akong agianan.

  Wala gihapon mohawa ang mga kalag. Mipadayon siya sa pagpangadye..
                                                             

                            Kuta ni David , Kuta ni Tiposo
                            Balay nga bulawan, Arca sa Diyos
                            Ganghaan sa langit, bituon sa kabuntagon
                            Dalangpanan  sa mga makasasala..
                                         .........................
Wala gihapon mohawa. Mipadayon siya sa pagpangadye. Iyang gi modify
Ingon niini:                           
                                   
                              Mga kalag nga naa sa akong atubangan
                              Luwason mo Ginoo ang ilang mga kasal-anan.
                              Mga kalag...........
                              Luwason mo........... 

Iyang gibalik-balik hangtod nawala ang mga kalag. Nahiabot siya sa iyang
balay alas dose na sa gabii. Matod niya, kadtong mga kalag ,wala mahiluna
sa purgatoryo kay walay naga-ampo nila.
                                   
                                                   




                                       
                         

Maajong kalag-kalag sano. Kon mouli ka injo sano , ayaw pagdagkot ug
kandila sa menteryo. Mapaso ang mga kalag. Ang maayo, magdala ug mga
presko nga mga bulak ug ibutang sa ilang mga lubong timaan sa atong pag-
mahal.

Nakakita na ba mo ug kalag.? Matud sa mga sugilanong KD, aduna kunoy kalag
nga puti or white lady, naay way ulo, naa poy agta ug naa poy dancing lady.

Hapit naman ang kalag-kalag, ugma . Nakakita na ba mo ug kalag.?
Ang mga  kalag malipay na kay mobisita na ang mga buhi sa ila diha sa
menteryo.

Ngano man nga magdagkot man ta sa menteryo nga naa man didto ang
atong mga minahal nga  kalag. Dili kaha sila initan? Ako lahi sa uban. Dili
ko magdagkot sa menteryo .Malooy ko sa mga kalag. Magdala lang ko ug
mga bulak as a gift to my love ones .

Kanunay ko maninaw sa mga kanta ni Yoyoy. Adunay mga kanta ni Yoyoy
nga jaga jaga man gud ang kataposan.     .....ang anay maoy litsona....
Ang ubang mga kanta niya nagda-ot sa moralidad sa mga Bol-anon.

Mao tingali ng wala hatagi ug honor sa mga Bol-anon.

Nakahibalo ba mo  kon unsang paagiha nadiscobre ang talent in Yoyoy?

KIni si Yoyoy sa dihang drayber pa  siya sa MB Liner, magsigi ra ni siya ug
kanta. Usa ka adlaw naligo siya kauban sa iyang mga barkada sa Cainget
Beach. Samtang mainom-inom, iyang gikanta ang " Magellan" dinuyugan sa
iyang guitar.  Sa ilang duol may taga DYRD nga nangaligo sad nga nagdala
ug tape recorder. Wala kahibalo si Yoyoy nga narecord ang iyang kanta nga
"Magellan". Ge on the air sa DYRD. Daghan ang nakagusto sa iyang kanta.
Adunay mitawag sa telepono nangutana kon diin mapalit nila ang tape nga
naay kanta nga "Magellan". Diha nagssugod ang pagka discover sa talent 
ni Yoyoy sa pagkanta.

Yoyoy Villame is one of the legendary hero of Bohol.

Ang mga Bol-anon mahilig ug mga expressions:

simbako ka, jesusmariajosep, bahala ka, peste ka ,
jati ra, ajaw intawon, wa ka kujapi  ug uban pa.

These are thoughtless but sometimes meaningful.

I have seen this biggest snake in Albur, Bohol last  April 2007. It
was as big as a coconut trunk.

It is one the tuorist attaction in Bohol

Until now there is no invetigation kay nagpapakit-ssakit pa is jokjok.
Hangtod nga maligsan na sa lain nga issue ug nawala na lang sama
sa ZTE scandal.

Nagjokjok man si Jokjok aron  dili pa mabulgar ang tinuod.

             MARITES/JOEL JUNTILLA MANGO FARM IN SAN ROQUE, DIGOS CITY

                                     Grafted Mango Planted in 1994

                          Mango Farm of E/fdaray  at San Roque, Digos City

                                   The MANGO  COUNTRY OF DIGOS CITY

                                                             by: fdaray

             San Roque is a remote barangay that ranges hilly, flat and slightly
             rolling with silty loam soil. It has 438 hectares more or less or 1.53%
             of the total area of Digos City.

             The main source of livelihood is farming. The early settlers in 1940's
              planted corn as their main staple food. In 1970, some farmers planted
              sugar cane.  Because of the rise and fall on the price of sugar, some
              farmers planted grafted mangoes in 1982. Ten years after, mango
              production started to boom because of the great demand for exports
              and for local markets. The farmers got high profit that even doubled
              compared to sugar production. With my neighboring farmers, I planted
              my two hectare lot with grafted magoes. Using the modern technology
              of farming, we started inducing the plants to bear flowers at 8 years
              old. Mango fruit production became the main source of livehood. Sugar
              cane farms were intercropped with grafted mangoes.Years latter, more
              and more farmers planted grafted mangoes. Based on my survey in 2005,
              100% of the total land area of San Roque was fully planted with grafted
               mangoes, the sweet and juicy variety 'mango cebu'. 70% of the mango
               fruits produced in Digos City came from San Roque. With an average of
               70 mango plants per hectare, approximately  there would be 30,660
               mango trees growing aside  from the centennial  mangoes and other
               varities that  were planted long before.

               Thus, San Roque is regarded the "mango country of Digos City". It
               becomes  now, a man-made forest of vast green  mango trees.
                 
               

Niadtong 1964, presco kaayo ang mga kinhason dha sa Cainget kay
nanginhas ra me kon walay klase. Karon polluted na because the
place is highly urbanized. Daghan kaayong amahong, ug litob dha.

Not a short sentence, but a sentence with all the letters:

The quick brown fox jump over the black lazy dog.

In Digos City. fruits are scarce this year. Wala kaayo rambutan,
durian ug lanzones. It's because the year in an even number.
This is a belief to some fruit vendors. Hoping next year for more
fruits.

Duna gihapoy problema sa mga  titulo nga miabot diha tungod
kay ang pangalan sa titulo dugay   nang namatay. Sa paggawas
sa titulo, dako  na kaayo ug bayronon ang  estate  tax.
 
LAMP, please check this problem.

Tinuod man kining mahitabo kay Jokjok. Siya ang nagkuha sa kwaarta ug
gigamit ni Arroyo sa election. Para dili gyud makatug-an ni jokjok karon,
nagpasakit-sakit aron dili mabulgar ang tinuod.

Ingon pa ni Dureza, "jokjok" ra man  kini nga issue.

Sa senate hearing, hinaot unta. "the truth will prevail".

. The war in Mindanao is a never ending war its because the Muslims says
"these lands are mine". If all Christian will leave in Mindanao, then peace
  will come.

To the Christians, Mindanao is the Land of Promise.

Tinuod, grabe ang corruption. Bisan sa  sigi ug yawyaw sa tinuod, wala
gihapoy mapreso kay ang mga prosecutor mga tao ra man sad ni Arroyo.
Sa congress ug senado hawak man ni Arroyo. Bisan ug unsaon, mawala
ra sama sa aso ang mga dagkong issue.  Kutob ra sa investigation, walay
decision . Ato lang agwantahon kutob sa 2010.  Dili pa mapordoy ang
Pilipinas kay daghan ta ug kwarta. Gi -corrupt na lang tungod sa kadaghan.
Gikan pa ni Marcos hangtod karon sigi ang corakot pero naa gihapon ang
atong governo.

I had just open the pictorials of Tubag Bohol EB. Wow...... how nice...
I was daydreaming that I was in the group. Wishing someday next year
I will be there .

 

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Unsay English sa Botete ug bolinaw. Wala lagi maapil.
Tinuod ba nga makahilo ang botete? Mag-uban ni sila
sa bolinaw.

I was teaching Visayan language with Americans. My great  problem is the rule
in spelling. Vowel e and i can be interchanged, also o and u. Deli , dili or deli
pito, peto or petu. May I know the basic rules in spelling bisayan language.
Where can we research this topic?

 Ang lungsod sa Corella ang pinakagamay nga lungsod sa Bohol.
Ang income annually dili gani makaabot sa 5th class mao nga
gihimoan na lang ug 6th class aron mahiapil sa lista. Kalooy..

Maayo nga magpasakop na lang sa Tagbailaran city.

 Iced rain happened in Corella. When I had a vacation, my sister told me 
about the iced rain, the first time they had experienced. It was like  small
stones thrown in the roofing for about 30 seconds. It was Oct. 24, 2007

This is one of the sign of global warming.

Ang mga Fementira taga Anislag, Corella. Ang akong nailhan si TIrso Fementira,
teacher sa Holy Cross of Agdao, Davao City

TY, Lindy. I am expecting TB members to share some of your problems.
I can give also my ideas, opinions and suggestions.

This is the ultimate test of articulation.

            TONGUE TWISTERS

* I have a blue- black backed bath brush.
   Do you have a blue-black-backed bath brush?

* If I eat as I eat, and you eat as you eat, how do you eat as I eat
   when I eat as I  eat?

* Kind kittens knitting mittens keep kazooing in the king/s kitchen.

* Marie ate mangoes in Montrael in the middle of winter by mistake.

* Naughty Nancy never napped nicely. (Repeat 4 times)

* No sweet without sweat. ( Repeat 4 times)

* Noisy Nora nibbles nutritious nuts. (Repeat 4 times)

Ty, Bambi. Based on you sugestions, the second option is the best.

Mike , Ty