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Quote from: islander on December 01, 2011, 09:53:00 PM
giunsa kaha ni sa asawa pag-prove sa korte nga sexless ang ilang marriage for the last few years no?  what a curious case.

Hmm, basin napilot ang iyaha? :

It can only be too late or too soon, never timely...

Hmm, Streamline Moderne inspired?

Angry pizza...

"I have affection and I'm not afraid to show it..."

Hmm, what a mean-looking weapon...

Hmm, must have gotten up on the wrong side of the bed... 

Quote from: islander on November 27, 2011, 12:41:33 PM
never gyod kong makasabot aning kabuanga.  maayo pay lubot ibugsay.

Hmm, unsay bugsayon?

Hmm, my philosophy exactly...

Hmm, out of (encarci)sync? 

Para sa hard drinkers...

Makatabang kaayo ni sa pipila ka TB members...

Oi, sorry, nanginabuhi pa galing...

Bitaw, morag na-forbidden man ang image...

He he... Hayahaya...

By Eric Pfeiffer | The Sideshow â€" Wed, Nov 30, 2011


A Federal Detention Center in downtown Miami is falling under heightened scrutiny amid reports that South American strippers are posing as paralegals and smuggling in contraband for imprisoned, wealthy drug lords.

The drug lords reportedly hire lawyers who then list the women as "legal assistants," which grants them access to the prisoners, the Miami New Times reports.

"They take off their tops and let the guys touch them," veteran defense attorney Hugo Rodriguez told the paper's Riptide blog. "The majority of these young, very attractive women are noncitizens brought in exclusively for the purposes of visiting the FDC. Any lawyer can sign a form and designate a legal assistant. There is no way of verifying it. The process is being abused."

According to an ongoing investigation by Riptide, the so-called legal assistants are also smuggling in assorted items, including issues of Playboy, feeding alcohol to an inmate through the prison bars using a straw and sneaking in a purse containing $3,000.

Recently, one of the women posing as a legal assistant was caught on police video stripping for an inmate inside the prison's Special Housing Unit. She has subsequently been banned from the FDC. -- http://news.yahoo.com/

Deformed Pig Walks On Front Legs 安徽è'™åŸŽæœ‰ä¸ª"猪坚强"两条è...¿èµ°è·¯

Below is an incredible video of a pig born without its hind legs that has learned to walk on its front legs. And while that might sound like an arduous and sad struggle, it actually turns out to be pretty amazing--and more than a little inspirational. The pig doesn't just hobble around on its front legs--it hoists up its entire body like a gymnast.

The soon-to-be famous boar was born in China's eastern Anhui Province, where its owner Ge Ximping said, "It took lots of time and devotion but now all villagers love him."

The video is worth checking out for the visuals alone--but also be sure to listen to the adorable little guy snort as he races around his neighborhood. -- http://news.yahoo.com/

Pabuangbuang ra ba...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on December 01, 2011, 09:42:54 AM
murag dili labi na sa mga baryo nga wala pay kuryente.

Hmm, basin pud di moreklamo kay kon di moatubang ang bana sa iyang gimbuhaton, naay daghang moboluntaryo...

Natiktikan galing, o kaha...

Ni Darrel Carumba (Banat) Updated December 01, 2011 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Nasakiyo ang kapin sa 60 mil pesos nga payroll money sa usa ka rattan factory human gitulis ang kawani nga gikan nag-withdraw sa kwarta gikan sa bangko samtang naglakaw sa dalan sa barangay Guinsay siyudad sa Danao niadtong Martes sa alas 2:45 sa hapon.

Ang biktima mao si Joel Soriano Viagedor, 28, nagpuyo sa barangay Poblacion ug administrador sa I.T. Rattan factory nga nahimutang ra sab sa maong lugar.

Duha ka mga lalaking nagsakay og motor nga nag- angkasay ang gitumbok nga responsable sa pagpanulis ug gikuha ang sweldo sa mga trabahante nga mokantidad og P63,267.72 ingon man ang 275 nga U.S. dolyares.

Matud ni PO1 Faron Avila, desk officer sa Danao City Police Station dihang nahinabi sa Banat News ang biktima naglakaw lang gikan sa bangko balik sa trabahoan dihang gihunongan sa duha ka mga lalaking nag-motor.

Gikatahong gitionan kini og armas dayong deklarar og tulis ug pugsanong gikuha ang iyang gibitbit nga brown envelop nga maoy gisudlan sa kwarta ug pagkahuman daling miikyas ang mga tulisan. Sumala pa nga walay plaka ang Honda Wave nga motorsiklong gisakyan sa mga tulisan.

Ang biktima igo nalang sa pagdangop sa kapulisan aron ipa-blotter ang maong panghitabo. Ang kapulisan padayon pang mihimo og subsob nga follow up operation pag-ila sa mga responsable.(/EIM)(BANAT NEWS)

Iya lang gihubit ang kalabad sa Bisdak...

Hmm, mahitabo ba kaha ni sa atoa...

 

By Albert Chua
Wednesday, November 30th, 2011 7:53 pm


MANILA, Philippines â€" Several months after China imposed death penalty thru lethal injection to three Filipino drug mules, another Pinoy is now facing death penalty over the same case on drug trafficking in China.

The 35-year old Filipino is convicted on drug trafficking case after the Chinese authorities confiscated 1.495 kilograms of heroin from him in Guangxi, China in 2008.

Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) however did not disclose the name of the new Pinoy convict but confirmed the High People’s Court of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has informed the Philippine Consulate General in Guangzhou last November 28 about the affirmation from the Supreme People’s Court in Beijing on the lower court’s decision to execute death penalty to the convict.

“The High People’s Court (HPC) of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region informed the Philippine Consulate General in Guangzhou on November 28 that the Supreme People’s Court (SPC) in Beijing affirmed the lower court’s decision on the carrying out of the death penalty to a Filipino national convicted of drug trafficking,” DFA said.

Execution of death penalty to the aforesaid Pinoy is scheduled on December 8, 2011. -- http://www.philippinenewsdaily.com/

Wa nay tambok o niwang sa langit, wa nay gwapa o batig nawong...

Quote from: donatojrl on December 01, 2011, 07:06:21 AM
kaila jamo....pilok na sa kanding para e singsing ni manoy !!!

He he, mao ba diay, Bay Dons? Hmm, asa kaha isingsing ni manoy?

Quote from: islander on November 23, 2011, 07:45:55 PM
i am very angry.  i received notice that my checking account is dormant.  it only means one thing:  they're going to deduct from my account every day.  please, banker whoever you are, just so i can sleep tonight (my checking account is in cebu while i'm in manila), answer these questions:

1.  can any bank change the dormancy period?  i deposited an amount in january of this year.  it's not one year yet, right?  suffice it to say that no check was issued nor any deposit made since january 2011.  still, it's not a year yet.

2.  does a bank change the maintaining balance for all its depositors, including those who were clients long before their new maintaining balance was imposed?  i started with this checking account knowing that the minimum maintaining balance was 5,000.  then they changed it to 10,000.  now they've racked it up to 25,000! 

3.  why punish depositors (who "lend" their money to the bank by way of deposits) with fines once the deposit is below their declared maintaining balance?  remember, they keep on increasing the maintaining balance on their own.  (with the silly tag 'as agreed upon'; who is agreeing?)  depositors are punished for "lending" less?  uh-huh.

i hate that bank.  i'm going to burn the wires tomorrow (luoy akong cell phone load, huhuhu) and quarrel them all i can.  i know i won't win.  but i'll give them a mouthful anyway. 

that bank is a money trap. 
   

Mao lagi ning kwarta ba. The more money, the more problems...

Quote from: bugsay on November 30, 2011, 01:44:41 PM
nindot sab.....nindot bitaw mag kayak sa loboc river..

Hmm, morag seryoso lagi kaayo ka aning isyuha, Bay Bugs...

Paet...

Agence France-Presse
7:30 am | Wednesday, November 30th, 2011 


PARISâ€"A court in France has ordered a man to pay 10,000 euros ($13,300) in damages to his long-frustrated ex-wife after he failed in his marriage “duties” by withholding sex from her for years.

In the May ruling, published on Tuesday in the Gazette du Palais judicial review, an appeals court in the southern city of Aix-en-Provence upheld an earlier decision to award the damages for “absence of sexual relations”.

The couple, who are both 51, married in 1986 and have two children. They divorced in January 2009 in the city of Nice.

In its ruling, the court said the man’s wife deserved the damages due to the suffering she endured because of her sexless marriage.

“The wife’s expectations were legitimate in the sense that sexual relations between married people are an expression of their mutual affection and part of the duties that proceed from marriage,” the court said.

It dismissed the husband’s argument that health problems and long working hours had simply reduced the opportunities for the couple to have sex.

The court ruled that he had not proved “any health problems that would make him completely incapable of having intimate relations with his wife.”

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/

He he... 

He he... 

Quote from: islander on November 14, 2011, 09:54:17 AM
nice.  this early gitudloan na ug bless sa hand.  this is one tradition i like about us, filipinos.

Hmm, di ba kini nga tradisyon gikan ninyong mga Tsaynis?

Payter jud hinuon og hitsura inahana...

Mother arrested for encouraging daughter to fight

Quote from: chicogon on November 30, 2011, 04:51:58 AM
Mga hagis sa Balingsya! 

Hmm. basin hagis tuod pero humok og balatian...

He he, di ba kaha kini maoy hitsura sa tighingi og tagay kang Bay Bugsay?

He he, maayo gani si Spiderman ra...

Postcard pretty...

Nakatilaw og di mao...

Bogolbogolon tag-iyaha...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on November 30, 2011, 12:58:41 AM
it appears nga kamao mamili ning unggoya kinsay kuoton.

Binuangon unggoya. Mahilig sa gwapa...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on November 30, 2011, 12:58:41 AM
wala na gyuy inhibition ang unggoy sa iyang harassment gestures.

Klarong repeat offender...

Sleepwalking woman had sex with strangers
15:46 15 October 2004 by Rachel Nowak, Melbourne


Sleep medicine experts have successfully treated a rare case of a woman having sex with strangers while sleepwalking.

The behaviour had disrupted the lives of the woman and her partner. At night while asleep, the middle-aged sleepwalker - who lives in Australia and cannot be identified for reasons of confidentiality - left her house and had sexual intercourse with strangers. The behaviour continued for several months and the woman had no memory of her nocturnal activities.

Circumstantial evidence, such as condoms found scattered around the house, alerted the couple to the problem. On one occasion, her partner awoke to find her missing, went searching for her and found her engaged in the sex act.

"Incredulity is the leading player in cases like this," says Peter Buchanan, the sleep physician at the Woolcock Institute of Medical Research in Sydney, who handled the case. But a combination of factors convinced him that the case was a real sleepwalking phenomenon, including the distress of the couple, and an in-depth clinical evaluation.

Sleep talking

During that evaluation, the patient was assessed by psychiatrists, and checked for physical problems such as brain tumours, which may cause unusual behaviour. Neither of those examinations could find a cause.

However, she was found to have a history of talking in her sleep as a teenager and when monitored in the sleep laboratory, she was found to have a higher number of arousals from deep sleep than is usual. Both of these factors might indicate a susceptibility to abnormal sleep behaviour.

However, Roger Allen, a sleep specialist in private practice in Brisbane is sceptical. "Sex is a primal behaviour so it's not impossible - men have erections in their sleep after all - but this case involved such complex behaviour it seems less likely." He also points out that eliminating psychiatric conditions as a cause of the behaviour would be difficult.

Sleep driving

But there are some extraordinary cases of sleep walkers leaving their homes, driving cars, or engaging in behaviours that they would not usually. In 1987, Ken Parks, drove 23 kilometres from his home in Pickering, Ontario, to his in-laws house, where he strangled his father-in-law unconscious, and stabbed his mother-in-law to death. He was acquitted of murder because he was sleepwalking at the time.

"People in a state of automatism don't have access to their full range of beliefs and desires, so it seems justifiable to excuse them," says Neil Levy of the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics at the University of Melbourne.

Sleepwalking is often triggered by stress, and this may have been the case with the Sydney woman, says Buchanan. She stopped her night-time excursions after psychiatric counselling. Drugs such as benzodiazepines, which are sometimes used to treat sleep walkers, were not necessary.

Any type of sleepwalking is rare. It occurs in around 3% of children and young adolescents, and about 0.5% of adults. Usually it involves little more than walking around in a fairly purposeful way while asleep, although sleepwalkers may lash out if awoken. -- http://www.newscientist.com/

The psychology of sexsomnia


Sleep sex may accompany relationship difficulties and feelings of embarrassment. Often the actions of the person who has sexsomnia are reported by his or her partner as the sexsomniacs are unaware of the event. To verify the diagnosis it is possible to do a polysomnography.

In some cases, sufferers are aware of their behavior for a long time before they seek help, often because they lack information that it is a medical disorder or for fear that others will judge it as willful behaviour rather than a medical condition. However, the reality of sexsomnia has been confirmed by sleep disorder researchers who have made polygraphic and video recordings of patients with the condition while they are asleep and observed unusual brain wave activity during the episodes similar to that experienced in other NREM arousal parasomnias. There is a mind/body disconnect that occurs during sleep. The treatment has commonalities with other NREM parasomnias and also involves specific interventions. By avoiding precipitating factors and ensuring a safe environment the condition may be brought to a high level of control with minimal effort.

Sexsomnia is not always problematic or extreme for those who experience it or for their partners. There is a great variety in both the frequency and levels to which people are affected by this disorder.

Clonazepam has been used as a first line of treatment for this condition, when other measures are not enough to solve a distressing case of sexsomnia. --Wiki

Sleep sex


Sleep sex, or sexsomnia, is a condition in which a person will do sexual acts while still asleep, acts such as masturbation, fondling themselves or others, having sex with another person and in more extreme cases sexual assault and rape.

Sexsomnia is considered a type of non-rapid eye movement (NREM) parasomnia. Most people who suffer from sexsomnia also sleepwalk (ICSD 2). Sexsomniacs do not remember the acts they perform while they're asleep.

Sexsomnia can co-occur alongside other sleep disorders such as sleepwalking, sleep apnea, night terrors and bedwetting and can be triggered by stress, previous sleep deprivation and excessive consumption of alcohol or drugs. Sleep related epilepsy may be associated with sexual arousal, pelvic thrusting and orgasms, though in these sorts of cases the acts are remembered. Sexsomnia episodes could be triggered by physical contact with a bed partner.

Sleep sex has been used as a criminal defense in rape cases. Several cases of sexsomnia have appeared in the news and as a theme in fiction. --Wiki

Sexsomnia is a sleep disorder that, much like sleepwalking, compels the sufferer to engage in sexual activity while asleep. Identified in 2003, sexsomnia has since been cited to acquit defendants accused of sexual assault in British and Canadian criminal cases. -- http://www.speedywap.com/

Maanyag gid hang mga kamprag haw!

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 30, 2011, 07:50:06 AM
Nabiyaan ang biktima ug ang tulo ka mga batan-on lalaki ug nakurat na lamang dihang gipugos ang biktima sa pagpahubo ug nagmalampuson sa ilang tinguha.

Gipugos kuno pagpahubo unya naghubo pud? Hanap... 

Ni Stephanie Viovicente-Berganio
Tuesday, November 29, 2011


USA ka 15 anyos ang giingong gitabangan og lugos sa mokabat tulo ka mga lalaki niadtong Domingo mga alas 7:30 sa gabii sa lungsod sa Lagonglong, Misamis Oriental.

Giila ang biktima nga mao si Leslie (tinuod nga pangalan ug apelyido gipugngan), residente sa susamang dapit.

Gidala sa Northern Mindanao Medical Center (NMMC) ning siyudad sa Cagayan de Oro ang biktima human nakaangkon og grabeng bun-og sa lawas.

Ang apuhan niini nisaysay nga iyang gisugo ang iyang apo og papalit sa bugas dihang pag-abot sa tindahan nakita ang iyang higala nga babae nga adunay kainom nga tulo ka mga lalaki niadtong tungora hinungdan nga giduolan kini.

Gihanggat og inom ang biktima hinungdan nga mirespetar usab ug niinom sa usa ka shot. Ang tulo ka mga lalaki nagsige og panagatawa dihang miinom na si Leslie.

Natingala na lamang pag-ayo si Leslie tungod kay kalit lang siya nga nalipong hinungdan nga iyang gipangutana ang tulo unsay gisagol sa ilimnon apan nitubag nga gisagulan kini og vetsin. Wala na lamang kaayo gitagad sa biktima sa pagtuong tripping lamang.

Human sa pag-inom, mikuyog ang biktima sa higalang babae uban sa tulo ka mga lalaki didto paingon sa buwangan apan mibiya ang higalang babaye ug miingon nga mobalik lamang kini.

Nabiyaan ang biktima ug ang tulo ka mga batan-on lalaki ug nakurat na lamang dihang gipugos ang biktima sa pagpahubo ug nagmalampuson sa ilang tinguha.

Tungod sa kabalaka sa apuhan nga wala kini nakauli gipangita kini ug adunay nakasulti nga anaa sa buwangan ug nakita mismo sa apuhan ang gihimo sa mga lalaki sa biktima ug nagsig-iya sa pagpangdagan human namatikdan ang iyang presensya. Nasayran sa apuhan ang nahitabo human kini giasoy usab sa biktima.

Padayon pa nga gipangita sa kapolisan sa Lagonglong Police Station ang mga suspetsado nga dili pa mahatag ang mga pangalan ning panahona.

Ang biktima ubos pa sa obserbasyon sa mga doktor ug gihulat ang resulta kung gilugos ba gyod kini apan gipamugos sa biktima nga aduna gyod nahitabo kaniya. -- Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cagayan de Oro Nobiembre 29, 2011.

Energy food: balut for breakfast... 

He he, pwede pud sugoon pagpitlok sa himungaan nga galumlom...

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 30, 2011, 07:34:16 AM
Reports are it tastes exactly as you might imagine: strong pecorino, the crawly snot-plump bodies of insect larvae, and the slimy fat they’ve made of the digested cheese. Oh, and the worms jump off the cheese while you’re eating it.

Ngewww!

Quote from: statesville on November 22, 2011, 11:58:34 PM

  maggots.....

Makahunahuna man pud ta ani sa Casu Marzu...





Casu Marzu, a pecorino cheese and Sardinian specialty, surely wins among most disgusting cheeses of the world. The direct translation is “rotten cheese” and rightly so: blocks of otherwise beautiful Italian pecorino cheeses are purposely prepared to become the natural breeding grounds for nests of maggotsâ€"the natural harbingers of rot and putrefaction. As if pecorino wasn’t pungent enough…

Like many distinct ethnic practices and traditions, formaggio marcio, is a generations old culinary delicacy, with roots in familial history. The process of producing casu marzu, aka “maggot cheese,” is considered a process of finely metered fermentation. However regionally traditional the consumption of maggot-laced cheese, it hardly jives with modern food preparation and sanitation mores, therefore the offending cheese is officially illegal. Don’t let that stop you from searching for a chunk along your Italian travels, even if it will run you a steep number of Euros and from a “black market” peddler. “Godfather, you want formaggio marcio? We’ll get you formaggio marcio, don’t you worry.” Reports are it tastes exactly as you might imagine: strong pecorino, the crawly snot-plump bodies of insect larvae, and the slimy fat they’ve made of the digested cheese. Oh, and the worms jump off the cheese while you’re eating it. -- http://www.culinaryschools.org/

Quote from: Vito Andoline on November 28, 2011, 11:06:10 PM
Ok ra bay,Ikaw kumusta?

OK ra pud ko bay kaluoy sa Diyos. Bitay-bitay pa gihapon ang itlog...

Upat? Representing the four elements or the four corners of the earth? Or the fourth dimension?

Bitaw. Mas importante ang gugma, oi, hands down...

Hmm, morag wrong button ang napinDOT sa DOT ani...

By Paolo Romero (The Philippine Star) Updated November 30, 2011 12:00 AM


MANILA, Philippines - Promoting the country as a destination for divorcees is “practically synonymous to marketing the Philippines as a destination for sex tourists,” Gabriela party-list Rep. Luzviminda Ilagan said yesterday.

The lawmaker was reacting to the statement of Tourism Assistant Secretary Domingo Ramon Enerio III that the agency is developing the Philippines as a destination for divorcees or those trying to recover from broken relationships.

“The Department of Tourism is treading on dangerous waters... You cannot promote the country as a place to comfort and console the broken hearted without bringing in Filipino women in the equation,” she said.             

Ilagan said the Department of Tourism should rethink its strategy.

“We have so many tourism destinations to promote and develop. Let us focus on our pristine coastlines, our rivers and our mountains,” she said.

Enerio earlier said that the divorcee market is an untapped sector that can be targeted for the long-stay tourism program. “If we can be a wedding or honeymoon destination, we can be vice versa and become a destination for those in search of personal fulfillment, including those... in flight from domestic turmoil,” he said.

He said the Philippines can offer both relaxation and adventure to these tourists. 

Aside from divorcees, he said, other possible markets for long-stay tourism are retirees, semi-retirees looking for investment venues, medical tourists, those escaping from the cold winter season, and those who have affluent children.

Hmm, mobuto diay ning rice cooker?

Ni Rey Pasaporte (Banat) Updated November 30, 2011 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Onse ka mga balay ang nangaugdaw ug laing tulo ang partially damage sa sunog nga miigo sa sitio Upper Kawayan sa barangay Sambag 2 dakbayan sa Sugbu alas 9:15 sa buntag nga gikombate sa kabomberohan sulod sa 20 minutos.

Ang unang nasunog mao ang duha ka andanang balay nga boarding house nga gipanag-iya ni Gloria Abregana nga may pito ka kwarto sa ikaduhang andana ug usa sa niabang niini mao si Gerry Solis kinsa giingong nagluto sa rice cooker ug nakalimtan pagpawong ug mibuto nga maoy sinugdanan sa pag-ulbo sa kalayo.

Ang nagpuyo sa ground floor sa balay ni Abregana ang iyang pag-umangkon nga si Alexander Abregana.

Lakip sa nasunog mao ang balay nila ni Rodulfo Libron; Semiona Cajes; Clark Diolen; Cipriano Balili; Lorna Buyoc; Ipifania Anoling; Ezperanza Bocog; Delisa Remata ug Josefina Anoling ug Antonia Campoy.

Samtang ang tulo ka balay nga partially damage gipanag-iya nila ni Wennie Wenceslao; Jonathan Alfafara; ug Felipe Alburo.

Si SFO3 Jimmy Layao, imbestigador sa Cebu City Fire Department nga nahinabi sa mga tigbalita nagkanayon nga ilaha pang ipatawag si Solis aron mohatag og katin-awan sa alegasyong nabiyaan niini ang gilutong rice cooker.

Daling gipaubos sa general alarm ang sunog hinungdan nga miresponde ang tanang bombero sa Metro Cebu area apan wala kaayoy nasugatang problema sa operasyon gawas lang sa pipila ka mga dalang dead end ug di kalahos-lahos ang fire trucks.

Si Sr. Supt. Aderson Comar, Cebu City Fire Marshall nagkanayon nga usa sa fire prone areas sa siyudad ang barangay Sambag 2 tungod sa pagsikit-sikit ang mga balay hangtud na sa kilid sa sapa.

Gibana-banang mokabat sa P800 mil ang danyos sa maong sunog.   

“Migawas ko sa balay ‘sus, nakakita man ko sa aso, wala gyud tawon koy napupho sa akong mga butang kay nahurot man pagkaugdaw,” matud pa ni Antonia Campoy nga usa sa nasunogan nga nahinabi sa Banat News.

Si Mayor Michael Rama nga miadto sa fire scene miingon nga usa sa iyang nakita nga problema sa dapit mao ang accessibility nga kaagian aron maka-penetrate pag-ayo ang mga bombero.

Iyang giawhag ang mga inila nga pamilyang namuyo sa maong lugar nga kinahanglan mangita sila og paagi paghimo og road network development plan aron matun-an sab sa kagamhanan sa dakbayan.

Kini maoy ikatulong higayon nga sunodsunod ang sunog nga miigo dinhi sa dakbayan sukad niadtong Domingo sa gabii sa barangay Mambaling gisundan dayon pagka Lunes diha sa barangay Sto. Niño. (BANAT NEWS)

Pwede na sumsoman!

By Sandy Araneta (The Philippine Star) Updated November 30, 2011 12:00 AM


MANILA, Philippines - The city of Manila pays tribute to revolutionary hero Andres Bonifacio on his 148th birth anniversary today, also declared as a national holiday. The commemoration ceremony, to be led by Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim, will start at 8 a.m. at the Dambanang Gat Andres Bonifacio on Taft Avenue.

Among the guests at the ceremony are the hero’s descendants Police Chief Inspector May Andrea Bonifacio, lawyer Gregorio Bonifacio, Mike Eslabon and Emiliano Distrito.

The program will begin with a wreath-laying ceremony by Lim and the Philippine Navy. The mayor will also deliver a message.

Bonifacio was founder of the Katipunan movement that sought independence from Spanish colonial rule through armed struggle.

Others guests will include National Historical Institute executive director Ludovico Badoy; Heritage Commission vice chair Gemma Cruz-Araneta; Manila Councilor Lou Veloso; Eugenio Roy Daza, president of the Descendants of Filipino Heroes; Marsha Yolanda Roa, vice president of the Descendants of Filipino Heroes; City Schools Superintendent Dr. Ponciano Menguito; acting Supreme Commander of the Order of the Knights of Rizal Reghis Romero II; and Tutuban Properties Inc. representatives Chris Sioson and Jem Centeno.                 

Lim also declared Nov. 30 as “Citizens Day of Manila” for the conferment of the “Bayani ng Maynila” award on deserving residents of the city.

The awarding was made to coincide with the birth anniversary of Bonifacio, whom Lim described as a true Manileño.

Kanay saktong highway patrolman, mag-helmet jud...





Bwahaha! 

Malditong mga unggoya...









Hmm, di ba kaha TB member ang tag-iya aning mga unggoya ni...  

Hmm, gusto kag Christmas gift nga R2D2 backpack?

Binuangon tag-iyaha...

Higalang Babylou
Kami kanimo mangajog pasaylou
Ajaw bunawig paloupalou
Ang gahi nga mga ulou
Sa TB members nga tambaloulou

Hmm, morag kinaligoan baya kandinga...

Hmm, bike enthusiast galing...

Inigkahurot sa unod, panit na pud...

Kini maoy nindot nga helmet kay excellent reminder jamo...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on October 02, 2011, 02:39:04 PM
Some P10-billion, transferred to the Philippine government by virtue of the December 10, 1997 Order of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court, is now in a trust fund, which will be the source of compensation. These funds are part of the Marcos’ ill-gotten wealth, adjudged by the Supreme Court of the Philippines in the case G.R. No. 152154, GRP vs Sandiganbayan, a judgment that has become final and executory.

Maayo untag madali ang paghatag sa compensation kay among surviving victims daghan nang naa sa pre-departure area...

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 27, 2011, 05:46:29 PM
    The DTI, through the BPS, shall conduct a mandatory testing of all manufactured and imported motorcycle helmets in the Philippines.  The BPS shall periodically issue a list of motorcycle helmet manufacturers and importers and the brands which pass the standards of the BPS, to be published in a newspaper of general circulation or in its website.

Hmm, natuman ba kaha ni nga requirement...

Hmm, giduot sa dili ingon nato?

Gamit dayon sa dahon sa cogon isip ilo...

He he, cool jamo... 

Hmm, mobalik pa to, oi. Labi na kon si Bugsay ang mohangyo...

 

Masujop jud kang dangki ka...

http://lexforiphilippines.com/


Republic Act No. 10054, also known as the “Motorcycle Helmet Act” was signed into law on 23 March 2010.  Under this new law â€"

    All motorcycle riders, including drivers and back riders, are required to wear standard protective motorcycle helmets at all times while driving, whether long or short drives, in any type of road and highway.  Standard protective motorcycle helmets are appropriate types of helmets for motorcycle riders that comply with the specifications issued by the Department of   Trade and Industry (DTI).

    Any person caught not wearing the standard protective motorcycle helmet will be punished with a fine of P1,500.00 for the first offense, P3,000.00 for the second offense, P5,000.00 for the third offense, and P10,000.00 plus confiscation of the driver’s license for the fourth and succeeding offenses.

    Tricycle drivers are exempted from complying with the mandatory wearing of motorcycle helmets.

    Every seller and/or dealer should make available, every time a new motorcycle unit is purchased, a new motorcycle helmet that bears the Philippine Standard (PS) mark or Import Commodity Clearance (ICC) of the Bureau of Product Standards (BPS) and complies with the standards set by the BPS, which the purchaser may buy at his option.  Any seller and/or dealer who violates this requirement will be punished with a fine of not less than P10,000.00 but not more than P20,000.00.

    All manufacturers and importers of standard protective motorcycle helmets are required to secure a PS license or ICC prior to the sale and distribution of their products.  Upon the effectivity of R.A. 10054, only those standard protective motorcycle helmets bearing the PS or ICC mark shall be sold in the market.

    The DTI, through the BPS, shall conduct a mandatory testing of all manufactured and imported motorcycle helmets in the Philippines.  The BPS shall periodically issue a list of motorcycle helmet manufacturers and importers and the brands which pass the standards of the BPS, to be published in a newspaper of general circulation or in its website.

    Any person who uses, sells and distributes substandard motorcycle helmets or those which do not bear the PS mark or the ICC certificate will be punished with a fine of not less than P3,000.00 for the first offense, and P5,000.00 for the second offense, without prejudice to other penalties under Republic Act No. 7394 or the “Consumer Act of the Philippines.”

    Tampering, alteration, forgery and imitation of the PS mark and the ICC certificates in the helmets will be punished with a fine of not less than P10,000.00 but not more than P20,000.00, without prejudice to other penalties imposed in Republic Act No. 7394 or the “Consumer Act of the Philippines.”

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