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Bwahaha! Unsa kahay moral lesson ani...

He he, kang kinsa man kuno ning iroa, bi?

Quote from: islander on August 31, 2011, 01:25:57 PM
aherm.  bugs, naa ba ka diha?  musta tlabaho?  legalds...

Duda ko nga nagkagidlay...and unlan...

Quote from: islander on August 31, 2011, 01:24:07 PM
duda ko nga ang amo ani mao tong nahimo nang tb bohol insider.  right now, i suspect he's studying how to convert 40k tb posts into dollars, then to euros, then to yuans, on to swiss francs, dirhams, yens, and finally to pesos.    

Libakera Insika, ay. Wa ko magkinahanglan anang imong mga currencies nga wa diri wa didto kay naka-inherit kog usa ka kaban nga kura...

Quote from: chicogon on August 31, 2011, 12:27:59 AM
Hilig kaayog dokdok ning nawnga... usa nis applikante sa trabaho sa Tsina   

Hmm, basin baya nadawat na...

He he, ikaw na lang mag Amerika...

Hmm, sad doctors pud diay...

Bwahaha!

Stroke Symptoms

    The face can drop on one side - unable to smile or eye might droop
    Unable to lift one or both arms
    Slurred or garbled speech

    Source: NHS choices

Health initiatives

The report said the prevalence of hypertension, obesity and tobacco use had increased in stroke patients.

More than half of 35 to 44-year-olds who had an ischemic stroke also had hypertension.

"Urgent public health initiatives are needed to reverse trends in modifiable risk factors associated with stroke in adolescents and young adults," the report concludes.

Dr Lorna Layward, from the Stroke Association in the UK, said: "People usually associate strokes with older people, but a quarter of all strokes happen to people of working age, and around 400 children have a stroke every year in the UK.

"We know that high blood pressure is the biggest risk factor for stroke, along with other factors such as obesity, diabetes, poor diet and smoking.

"This research emphasises the need for people to be aware that stroke can affect younger people, and for all of us, regardless of our age, to check our blood pressure and adopt a healthy lifestyle."

He he, basin closet queen...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health
2 September 2011 Last updated at 00:26 GMT


More children and young adults in the US are having strokes - with unhealthy lifestyles being a likely cause, scientists have said.

Researchers at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention analysed hospital data on up to eight million patients a year between 1995 and 2008.

In Annals of Neurology, they say stroke rates in five to 44-year-olds rose by about a third in under 10 years.

Higher blood pressure, diabetes and obesity were common in stroke patients.

The researchers looked at figures for ischemic stroke, due to blood clots, and haemorrhagic stroke, which is caused by bleeding on the brain.

The rate of ischemic stroke increased by 31% in five to 14-year-olds, from 3.2 strokes per 10,000 hospital cases to 4.2 per 10,000.

There were increases of 30% for people aged 15 to 34 and 37% in patients between the ages of 35 and 44.

In all age groups the increase was greater in men than in women.

Figures for haemorrhagic stroke showed decreases in age groups except the five to 14-year-olds, but the researchers said: "The increase in ischemic stroke far outweighs the decreases."

Kaluoy ni Botoy. Lost in the funhouse... 

Kon magpauplok ka, daghan jamong mangunguplok...

Neanderthal: Tan-awon nato kon gamhanan ba jud ka...
Pope: Mahimo kang bato!

Nitunol og kwarta sa katawhan? Ang ilaha unta nga personal...

Star is twinkling!

He he, siya ra usa dayon i-program nga ma-crash?

Quote from: bugsay on September 04, 2011, 10:45:50 AM
ang giplanuhan natong sayaw nga "itik-itik", di lang nato dayonon, kay kapoy jamo ang magsige'g pakurog sa lubot....

He he, unsa man diay ang gusto nimong pakurogon, Bay Bugs?

Hmm, dapat bawal pud ang helmet without driving...

He he, sa totohanan haptsaynis bitaw pud ko, Bay Chris, akong mama kay Makaw man...

Bag-o lang baya nga atong gi-celebrate isip public holiday ang Eid ul-Fitr...

Nalipat ko kay ako man gud pud ang nagkuha ani nga picture...

Hmm, basin mas poderoso si Pakyaw kay di lang ihi iyang gihigop...

Quote from: chriswise on September 04, 2011, 05:48:57 PM
kosgan kono marques kay inom man ihe nya,,he,he,,

Hmm, di ba Hindu na nga style bay...

Starting early...

Quote from: islander on September 01, 2011, 03:05:11 PM
she's a very sweet cat.  i can't believe it.  kamo bay naay iring nga mabuang, lalim bah!  huhuhu. 

Quote from: chicogon on September 02, 2011, 01:20:04 AM
Di lalim oy! Pero dapat adto nis thread nga "Iring Nga Liwat Sa Tag-iya" bwahahahaha  Peace, Madame Isles

He he, full moon ba ron...

Hmm, naa na diay daghang maniniyot sa atoa nga nahisakop sa Tsaynis ansistri?

Dear Mr. or Ms. Dalareich, as the case may be:

Welcome to Tubag Bohol. We sincerely hope you will participate in this forum beyond promoting your store. Cooperation and promotion--and creativity, that you mention as well--are delicate abstract concepts that require more active--if not visceral--engagement before any "creative" response may reasonably be expected.

Thank you, too,  and God bless, too.

HB

Quote from: chicogon on September 04, 2011, 12:37:23 AM
Moslem-look. Basin taga Turkey ni siya? 

He he, bitaw. Interestingly, though, most modern Turks see themselves as secular citizens of the world...

He he, salamat, Bay Chris. Basta Botoy-related, cute jud...

Oi, hala, nakapuyo baya ko dinhing dapita sa nakaeskwela ko kadiyot sa Cebu...

Ni Guam P. Logroño
Saturday, September 3, 2011


THIRD degree burns ang naangkon sa usa ka lalake samtang usa usab ang natunok sa bildo sa sunog sa Sitio Kasagingan, Banawa, Barangay Guadalupe, dakbayan sa Sugbo diin 30 ka mga balay ang nangaugdaw kagahapon sa buntag.

Ang sunog nagagikan sa balay ni Victor Pantonial, 47, nga way tawo kay siya nagtrabaho sa Guadalupe samtang ang iyang asawa nga si Era dunay gilakaw.

Si Vincent Mañego, gibabanang 40 anyos , manghimoay og sapatos, nakaangkog 3rd degree burns sa iyang kalawasan human nibalik pagsulod sa ilang balay aron unta sa pagsalbar sa ubang mga butang.

Nalandig na hinuon siya sa Cebu City Medical Center (CCMC) tungod sa iyang grabeng mga paso.

Laing naangol giilang si Nestor Rey Delos Arcos, 23, kinsa samdan sa iyang walang tiil human gituohan nga nasamad sa bildo sa ilang balay dihang nagdali-dali sila sa pagpanghakot sa mga butang.

Si Sr. Supt. Aderson Comar, hepe sa Cebu City fire department nga nahinabi sa Sun.Star Superbalita, nagkanayon nga ilang giisa ngadto sa Task Force Alpha ang sunog nga nakontrolar sa paglabay sa 26 minutos.

Matod niya nga mokabat sa P300,000 ang initial nga pagbana-bana sa danyos sa sunog nga ni-ugdaw sa 30 ka mga balay nga ginama lang sa mixed ug light materials.

Gipasabot niya nga giisa niya sa Task Force Alpha aron ang makaandam sila sa pagpangayog support sa ubang mga fire station sa mga silingang lugar kon ugaling modako gyud ang kayo.

Mapasalamaton siya kay wa molanat og dugay ang ilang pagbugno sa kayo samtang ang tanang mga bombero sa siyam ka fire stations sa dakbayan sa Sugbo nakarespondi gilayon uban sa mga sakop sa Chinese volunteer, Emergency Unit Foundation (ERUF), mga barangay fire brigade, kapulisan ug uban pa.

Giangkon niya nga nasaag ang ubang mga fire truck tungod kay sayop ang unang impormasyon nga ilang nadawat sa insaktong location sa lugar kon asa moagi.

Nasuta nila nga mas madali silang makalusot kon moagi sa may Modesta Village sa Guadalupe, apan bisan pa man niini mga tres minutos una niabot ang ilang first responder sa Guadalupe, ingon man sa Labangon.

Ang mga hose ilang gisumpaysumpay aron makaabot sa interior nga portion sa kabalayan nga sagad mga light material hinungdan nga naglisod gyud sila samtang ang kayo paspas nga niulbo.

Wa pa madeterminar sa mga imbestigador sa Cebu City Fire Department kon unsay hinungdan sa sunog.
Mga silingan didto sa lugar nibutyag nga kuryente maoy hinungdan sa sunog tungod kay dunay mga gamit sa balay nga wa mapawong.

Si Euber Carredo, 38, nga nahinabi sa Sun.Star Superbalita, nagkanayon nga nanglaba siya niadtong higayuna samtang ang iyang anak nagluto dihang kalit lang nisinggit ang iyang mga silingan nga sunog.

Naluwas hinuon niya ang iyang tanang mga anak ingon man walay naangol kanila apan pipila nalang nila ka mga butang ang nangasalbar tungod sa ka kalit sa insidente. --Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Septembre 04, 2011.

Mao ni ang yoga position nga gitawag og Simhotanayana...

Quote from: bugsay on September 04, 2011, 10:02:17 AM
tsk tsk tsk.....ka ayo ra bitayon ning maestroha...saon nalang kon mag daghan..

Hmm, swerte na lang diay nga wa ka mahimong maestro, Bay Bugs...

Man with club:

Pope:

Quote from: chicogon on September 04, 2011, 12:36:14 AM
Si Ms Isle ug si Bay Bugs gapahi intawon sa likod sa cameraman 

He he, ako pud nang cameraman nga nagsul-ob og T-shirt nga naay markang HB...

Quote from: bugsay on September 04, 2011, 09:47:59 AM
wa gyuy nangutana kon kinsa ng nag dala ug bunal?...

Bwahaha! Klaro jamo nga despite his religious postures, mao ni si Mr. Neanderthal!

Calendar dates are forgettable and meaningless just as romantic dates are memorable and fraught with possibilities of meaning... 

He he, wa na koy labot kon makawrasan ka...

Quote from: bugsay on September 04, 2011, 10:52:40 AM
ni sanong ra gyud tawon sa tantong hangyo ni Bai Tigs.....nangluod na raba to...rason nga dunay na wa ni tunga diri....

Kaluoy pud sa ulipon sa gugmang giatay...

Makalisang bitaw ning mga pabungot-bungot... 

He he, before I forget, this thread is dedicated to BBB diay (Bugsay Balingsya Bohol)...

He he, basin body builder...

Quote from: chriswise on September 04, 2011, 05:47:05 PM
nya,ha,ha,ha,,matod pa sa usa ka taga sensya,,naa ang tawo gikan sa monkey,,pero pangutana,,nganog naapamay monkey ron,he,e,he,,

Ang laing pangutana, nganong naa pa may monkey ron sa TB. Bwahaha!

Hmm, anad man hinuon ta aning wa sugta ba, sa trabaho ug sa gugma...

Quote from: chriswise on September 04, 2011, 05:47:56 PM
balbasi daw bai,,para wa bungot,,he,he

He he, pwede bitaw balbasan, total kahibawo na man tang tanan kinsa ni siya nga pagarpar nga bungoton...

Quote from: chicogon on September 04, 2011, 12:40:53 AM
Hinganlan ko ba ni sila?   

He he, go ahead! Make my day!

Ni Romeo T. Limpangog/EIM (Banat) Updated September 04, 2011 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines -  Nalumos ang usa ka 23-anyos nga lalaking gikan pang nag-jogging sayo sa buntag sa barangay Marigondon, dakbayan sa Lapulapu sayo sa buntag niadtong miaging adlaw.

Si SPO1 Allan Pantaleon sa Homicide Section sa kapolisan sa maong dakbayan miila sa namatay mao si Mark Rey Carabuena, taga barangay Basak sa maong dakbayan .

Matud pa ni Pantaleon nga nahinabi sa Banat News nga kuyog ni Carabuena ang iyang higala nga nag-jogging gikan sa ilang pinuy-anan subay sa baybayon padulong sa barangay Marigondon.

Sa ilang paghidangat sa nahisgutang lugar ilang nalabyan ang nahisgotang beach resort ug dihang ilang nakita ang ilang higala nga care taker ilang gisulayan sa paghangyo nga mangaligo.

Dugang pa ni Pantaleon nga si Carabueana milangoy paingon sa lawom nga bahin apan pipila ka gutlo ang nakalabay kalit lang kining misinggit sa pagpangayo’g panabang.

Dali kining giduol sa ubang mga tawo ug gidala ngadto sa daplin sa baybayon ug ilang gitabang samtang kini wala nay panimuot ug paghatud sa Emergency Rescue Unit  Foundation (ERUF) sa Mactan Doctors Hospital gideklarar kini nga patay na. (BANAT NEWS)

He he, pwede pud ni himoong submarine...

Kini maoy abilidaran nga circus performers...

What really happened...

The legend...



V-J Day in Times Square, a photograph by Alfred Eisenstaedt,
was published in Life in 1945 with the caption, In New York's
Times Square a white-clad girl clutches her purse and skirt as
an uninhibited sailor plants his lips squarely on hers

Quote from: chicogon on August 13, 2011, 11:53:05 PM
Kung moabot man galing ang panahon unya buhion pa ko sa Ginoo basin oroy pog moapil na ko sa grupo sa mga mangunguot...


... sa ilong ra god pod, kay gikogmo.  

Talented member sa  grupo sa mga mangunguot...

He he, nakaagi man gud kog trabaho sa VIP security service...

Philip's critique of Chavez's authoritarian style is nothing new, as Frank Bardache (1993), Rodolfo Acuna (1988), and others have elaborated on this on various occasions. Qualified by profuse praise of Chavez's charismatic stature and his self-sacrificing devotion to the welfare of the farm workers, Philip's objection to Chavez's top-down management was long suppressed for the sake of the public image of UFW unity. However, the struggle for popular democracy in the Philippines and in the U.S. pre-empted Philip's devotion to UFW bureaucracy. It was only when Chavez embraced the brutal Marcos dictatorship in the Philippines, and invited the fascist labor minister Blas Ople to speak to the UFW rank and file in the August 1977 Convention, while muzzling his own vice-president Philip, that Philip could no longer restrain himself. 

This crisis is significant for configuring Philip's narrative because it ushered the rupture, the ethical choice, that defined his character from idem-sameness to ipse-selfhood: his opposition to the authoritarian rule of Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines coincided with a national upsurge of radicalism among Filipino-Americans, in particular the second or third-generation youth, who were mobilized in the late sixties and seventies by the civil-rights and anti-war campaigns. This is the youth that he appeals to at the end, his audience, his hope for a new future. No such turning-point can be found in the early stages of Philip's life that equals this episode in intensity and resonance. Patient and forgiving, self-effacing to the point of seeming to be fatalistic or indifferent, Philip finally disrupted postcolonial inertia and connected his present with other moments in his life when he rebelled, contradicted abusive authority, and tried to help sustain a community of honest, dignified, morally capable citizens of equal status.

In the section of his autobiography, "The movement must go beyond its leaders," Philip opposed the irrational cult of a leader and the suppression of criticism which deprived union members of "their right to reason for themselves." Capability for moral choice needs to be actualized by democratic public institutions such as unions, etc. Notwithstanding the praise of Chavez by Peter Mathiessen, the biographers Richard Griswold del Castillo, Jacques Levy, Joan London, John Gregory Dunne, and others, Philip's reservation may be explained by his identification with the plight of his compatriot Larry Itliong who initiated the Delano grape strike and had never really been credited for his part in this historic event. Philip regretted not having been closer to Larry whose self-contradictions, tied to the apathy and suspicion of his ethnic group, limited his efficacy. Responding to those who wanted to preserve the mythical aura of Chavez and the movement, Philip writes: "For me, we need the truth more than we need heroes" (2000, 91). He has broken from the circumscribed locus of family and ethnic kinship; defamiliarized, he joins a larger family of citizens united by the solidarity of civic cooperation and the humanizing telos of  transformative political praxis.

Truth, in Philip's eyes, concerned principles, not personalities. Although he resigned from the union after he publicly distanced himself from Chavez's support of the Marcos dictatorship, Philip remained supportive of the UFW and the entire unionizing movement. Although he bewailed the fact that he sacrificed too much in his struggle to survive (a duty to support his family in the Philippines) and maintain his dignity as a Filipino assisting his community and fighting for workers' rights, Philip was never bitter or cynical. He affirmed an internationalism that transcended the narrow parochial claims of ethnicity, racial affiliation, and nationality: "I respect the differences between people through their cultures, and I think all efforts, energies, and money should be concentrated to serving the people instead of making profits for a select group or country here and there."  -- E. SAN JUAN, JR.

More at: http://www.bulatlat.com/news/5-29/5-29-veracruz.htm

Colorful but somewhat terrifying... 

Quote from: insurectus on September 01, 2011, 08:38:49 PM
dili man tingali lipong kay nikirig man

Lahi bitaw ang kirig, morag possessed ba...

Philip Vera Cruz, 89; Helped to Found Farm Worker Union
By RICHARD D. LYONS
Published: June 16, 1994

Philip Vera Cruz, who helped found the United Farm Workers union, died on Saturday at Mercy Hospital in Bakersfield, Calif., his hometown. He was 89.

The cause was emphysema, said his wife, Deborah Vollmer.

Born in Ilocos Sur, the Philippines, Mr. Vera Cruz came to the United States in 1926 and for the next 30 years worked at menial jobs on farms and in canneries and restaurants in Minnesota and Washington State. For a year, he attended Gonzaga University in Spokane, Wash.

In the 1950's, he moved to California and helped bring together small groups of Filipino farm workers. That led to the formation in the 1960's of the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee, composed mainly of Filipinos, which engaged in a series of strikes in the California towns of Coachella and Delano.

With the success of these strikes, the Filipino faction in 1965 joined with agricultural workers of other ethnic groups, largely Mexican, to form the United Farm Workers, under the direction of Cesar Chavez. The union soon began a decade of strikes and other labor actions in its efforts to gain recognition and better salaries and working conditions.

Mr. Vera Cruz resigned his post as second vice president of the union in 1977 because of differences with Mr. Chavez. Chief among them was Mr. Vera Cruz's belief that Mr. Chavez had become an apologist for Ferdinand Marcos, then President of the Philippines.

In 1988, long after his retirement, Mr. Vera Cruz visited Manila, where President Corazon Aquino gave him an award for long service to Filipinos in the United States.

In addition to his wife, Mr. Vera Cruz is survived by a brother, Judge Martin Vera Cruz of Pagadian, the Philippines, and a sister, Leonor Retota of Vallejo, Calif. -- http://www.nytimes.com/

Vera Cruz resigned from the UFW in 1977. That year, Cesar Chavez traveled to the Philippines to meet with Ferdinand Marcos, who Vera Cruz saw as a brutal dictator.  Vera Cruz continued to live in the San Joaquin Valley of California after his resignation, and remained active in union and social justice issues for the rest of his life.[7] Vera Cruz received the Ninoy M. Aquino Award in 1987, traveling to the Philippines for the first time in fifty years to accept it.  In 1992, the AFL-CIO's Asia Pacific American Labor Committee honored Vera Cruz at its founding convention. He died at the age of 89 in 1994, in Bakersfield, California. --Wiki

Hmm, gaplano tingali nga ipadala sa former boyfriend...

Sakspan...

Hmm, mausab tingali ang atong panglantaw sa kinabuhi kon nagkaawop na ang atong pabilo...

Mural depicting Philip Vera Cruz and Larry Itliong in Los Angeles, California

On September 8, 1965, the Delano local voted to strike against the grape growers. Following the strike call, the growers attempted to bring in Mexican American workers, some of whom were affiliated with the National Farm Workers of America. Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, and other leaders of the National Farm Workers of America met with several National Farm Labor Union organizers, including Vera Cruz, Larry Itliong, Benjamin Gines and Pete Velasco. Together, they decided that both unions would strike against the grape growers, an action which eventually led to both unions joining to become the United Farm Workers. The new union debuted in August 1966, and continued the strike into 1970.

In the new union, Vera Cruz served as second vice president and on the managing board.

He he, naay mangilad aron makakwarta, naa puy mangilad aron ilhong brayt...

He he...

Vera Cruz eventually settled in California, where he became a farmworker. He joined the AFL-CIO-affiliated union, the National Farm Labor Union, in the 1950s. His union local, based in Delano, California, had an Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee (AWOC). The prime focus of AWOC was to add members to the National Farm Labor Union. AWOC was composed primarily of Filipino American farmworker organizers, although it did hire Dolores Huerta. Huerta eventually quit the AWOC to join the National Farm Workers of America, which had a primarily Mexican American membership.

Philip Vera Cruz, a former UFW Vice President, described the start of the great Delano grape strike. "On September 8, 1965, at the Filipino Hall at 1457 Glenwood St. in Delano, the Filipino members of AWOC held a mass meeting to discuss and decide whether to strike or to accept the reduced wages proposed by the growers. The decision was 'to strike" and it became one of the most significant and famous decisions ever made in the entire history of the farmworkers struggles in California. It was like an incendiary bomb, exploding out the strike message to the workers in the vineyards, telling them to have sit-ins in the labor camps, and set up picket lines at every grower's ranch… It was this strike that eventually made the UFW, the farmworkers movement, and Cesar Chavez famous worldwide."

Philip Vera Cruz (December 25, 1904 â€" June 12, 1994) was a Filipino American labor leader, farmworker, and leader in the Asian American civil rights movement. He was a co-founder of the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee, which later merged with the National Farm Workers Association to become the United Farm Workers. As the union's long-time vice president, he worked to improve the working conditions for migrant workers.

Vera Cruz was born in Saoag, Ilocos Sur, the Philippines on December 25, 1904. As he grew older, he undertook some farm work there, which he described as much easier than the work he would do in California. In 1926, Vera Cruz moved to the United States, where he performed a wide variety of jobs, including working in an Alaskan cannery, a restaurant, and a box factory. He was briefly a member of the Industrial Workers of the World.

He he, pwede pud Turagsoyng Balingsyanhon...

Bwahaha!

Baby eating hot dog... 

Naa pa man intawoy gatas ang baba anang 13 anyos...

Ni Joseph Elvir C. Tubilan
Friday, September 2, 2011


NIANGKON ang 13 anyos nga tinun-an sa usa ka publikong tunghaan sa sekondarya sa dakbayan sa Sugbo nga uyab sila sa iyang magtutudlo nga iyang gipasanginlan nga nilugos kaniya.

Gisaysay niya sa iyang affidavit nga ang nahitabo sayo ning semanaha atol sa ilang leadership training maoy ikaduhang higayon nga nahilabtan siya sa magtutudlo.

Bisan niini, wa gihapoy lusot ang magtutudlo kay menor de edad pa man ang tinun-an nga iyang gihilabtan busa gipasakahan siya sa kapulisan sa kasong pagpanglugos batok niini sa Cebu City Prosecutor’s Office.

Ang tinun-an nisaysay nga dihang natapos ang usa sa mga module sa ilang leadership training diin diha ra sila nag-estar sa ilang tunghaan, pamati niyang hugaw siya busa buot siyang maligo apan way tubig.

Nigawas siya sa pansayan apan nakit-an niya ang usa sa ilang computer room nga nagsiga niadtong higayona busa nisud siya unya nakita niya ang suspek.

Nitumbok siya nga dihang nakit-an siya sa suspek, kalit niining gi-lock ang pultahan sa kwarto unya gihalog ug gihagkan siya niini ug gipakapinan og ingon nga “I love you”. --Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Septembre 03, 2011.

Hmm, angay tuod sa kwaknit ni...

He he... Love knot?

He he, kanay negosyante...

Cool... 

Malagmit tuod. Hmm, hinuon, matawag man gihapon og dautang espiritu...

Maayo untag naay 3-meter wingspan...

He he, mora man nakilig si Ondoy nga giyayongan...

Hmm, morag padung man bunawan ang Santo Papa...

Hmm, for those with a contemplative turn of mind...

Morag gihimo man ni nilang tourist attraction...