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#501
Quote from: ms da binsi on August 04, 2008, 04:43:40 AM
korek Kiams! sila jud ning rule sa fashion not only in the US but all over the world...

Brazilian, Russian or former USSR countries are the most suit after Models in the World because they are not only young and beautiful but also more cheaper than their counter part. Game pa gyud.
#502
Daghan Bitaw affected sa Dollar crisis hasta mga OFW worldwide tungod sa pag ubos sa Dollar unya ni strong ang Euro.

Ampo nalang ta nga maka lampas ang US economy sa crisis.
#503
Quote from: Lorenzo on August 09, 2008, 10:35:28 AM
The site allowed copying and sharing of information by basis of the ebook.

From the site:

The Project Gutenberg EBook of Lineage, Life and Labors of Jose Rizal:
Philippine Patriot, by Austin Craig

This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with
almost no restrictions whatsoever.  You may copy it, give it away or
re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included
with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.net


For those who want to see more pictures and read more; please visit:

http://www.gutenberg.org/files/6867/6867-h/6867-h.htm


Cheers,

This is my favorite site Bran, I read a lot here From Philippines History to Unpublished Bible, to Medical Books.

Thanks...
#504
Quote from: Lorenzo on August 09, 2008, 10:27:19 AM
Mr. Raldampong, did you go to the World Jamboree to Japan? I know that my father went there, part of a 4 Boholano team to represent the island. He showed us pictures of him when he was in Mt. Fuji, Tokyo, and fellow scouts from around the world.



No Bran, even in World Jamboree in Mt. Makiling in Laguna, I did not make it because I was too small. Money is a problem too. But I love Scouting.

Your Dad is lucky, to be one of the four Boys Scout to represent Bohol. The experienced is unforgettable.

I remember the motto" Always be Prepared"
#505
Quote from: Lorenzo on August 09, 2008, 10:15:24 AM
In 1885, having completed the second of his two courses, with his credentials of licentiate in medicine and also in philosophy and literature, Rizal made a trip through the country provinces to study the Spanish peasant, for the rural people, he thought, being agriculturists, would be most like the farmer folk of his native land. Surely the Filipinos did not suffer in the comparison, for the Spanish peasants had not greatly changed from the day when they were so masterfully described by Cervantes. It seemed to Rizal almost like being in Don Quixote’s land, so many were the figures who might have been the characters in the book.

The fall of ’85 found Rizal in Paris, studying art, visiting the various museums and associating with the Lunas, the Taveras and other Filipino residents of the French capital, for there had been a considerable colony in that city ever since the troubles of 1872 had driven the Tavera family into exile and they had made their home in that city. In Paris a fourth of “Noli Me Tangere” was written, and Rizal specialized in ophthalmology, devoting his attention to those eye troubles that were most prevalent in the Philippines and least understood. His mother’s growing blindness made him covet the skill which might enable him to restore her sight. So successfully did he study that he became the favorite pupil of Doctor L. de Weckert, the leading authority among the oculists of France, and author of a three-volume standard work. Rizal next went to Germany, having continued his studies in its language in the French capital, and was present at Heidelberg on the five hundredth anniversary of the foundation of the University.


Rizal in Juan Luna’s studio in Paris, France.



The Portrait of Rizal in 1883 Painted in Oil by Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo. Back when he was still in Madrid, Spain.


These photos you published here are protected "do not inline project gutenberg images"
#506
Quote from: raldampong on August 08, 2008, 01:43:03 PM
There are Rizal like in our midst. Bran like you, your intelligent, idealistic, good education. But many pursued riches and materials thing in life instead of liberating our country from elitist corrupt Politician. Injustice and poverty is rampant. But many of us really don't care.

Rizal, has pursued love of Country above anything else. That what unique about this man. He offered his life to liberate from us the atrocities inflicted by the Spanish colonizer.

That why He said, That "The Youth of today is future of our of Country" Kinsa man karon ang mga batan-on ang nagpakabana para mabag-o ang situation sa Filipinas ang bayan natin mahal.

Do We have Rizal in our midst?

Stand up, and say No to vote buying, corruption, injustice and etc.



#507
I was in Grade-lll then in March 1973, when I first joint the scouting Jamboree in Guindulman. My adviser is Mrs. Bitancor, I was her favorite pupil. She asked me to be the Scout Leader, I was so excited that I memorized all kinds of knot from overhand to the most complicated double eight knot.
We won most of the games that we participated.

After were dismissed, most of the boys rush to the Pier, to take a bath. Kini laging tagabukid ta, ilahas kaayo sa dagat. Didto nagdive dive  na ahong kauban. Sige nila kog aghat nga maligo pod. That time wa pa ko kasulay ug langoy.

Na wala lang sad sa akong huna-huna nga di ko kabalo molangoy. Basta nalaway ko nila nag hubo na sad ko nya nikalit ug ambak. Sus kay di man diay nako matugkad. nakabunga-bunga ko. maynalang kay doul ra sa daplin ug guibira sa akong kauban.

Pirting kuyawa god naho. Niuna gyud kog uli wa ko pahibalo sa akong Mamang nga nakaligo na kog dagat. Hapit pa malumos.

Sukad adto ni promised kos akong kaugalingon nga makat-on ug langoy.

That whole summer, everyday tua gyud kos sapa ga langoy-langoy.
#508
Quote from: Melrose on August 07, 2008, 01:34:01 PM
FREEMASONS like Rizal fought against the Friars. That's why Rizal was branded ANTI-CHRIST during his time (even up to these days). Freemasons in Bohol were not accepted by the Catholic Church that's why they built their own cemetery. Although, this has changed overtime.

An "exclusivist" evangelical christian group has been publishing booklets against Freemasonry and Rizal branding them as evil, satanic, anti-christ.

Such finger-pointing is an illogical, unreasonable, childish, unchristian act. They point their fingers at something they don't really know about and don't really understand.

One cannot be a freemason if one does not believe in God and the bible. So, who's evil, eh? 

We can only served one master.

When the Lord was tempted by Satan, to follow me and all things you saw will be yours.
#509
Kore wa - This is

Sore wa - That is

Kore wa toki - This is a watch.


#510
Bisaya Cebuano Language / Re: BALITAW
August 08, 2008, 10:14:42 PM
hohohohoho......hahahhahaha......hehehehehe....katawa mo ,katawa ko nahimuot sila ug ako.
#511
Family & Parenting / Re: Man Married 86 Women
August 08, 2008, 02:33:28 PM
Sa ngadto nganhi, makalimot syag asawa ba o anak iyang guikadulog. Kay ang uban asawa mas bata pa man sa iyang anak.

Sus, Manoy makatindog pakaha ka humansa lima ka asawa. Ako gani usa ra hangakon na man.
#512
I meet Napoleon Above and his brother Dr. Jose Abueva a former UP President at the Opening Ceremony of President Carlos P. Garcia Memorabilia at the El President Residential in Sgt. Esquirra former Bohol Ave. near ABS-CBN in QC. They have School in Marikina called Kalayaan Colleges.

He is one to emulate as true Boholano Archiver in Art. And his brother Dr. Jose Above is a colleague of mine in GFN(Global Filipino Nation)

Salute to the Abuevas. May their clan increase in hundred fold.
#513
There are Rizal like in our midst. Bran like you, your intelligent, idealistic, good education. But many pursued riches and materials thing in life instead of liberating our country from elitist corrupt Politician. Injustice and poverty is rampant. But many of us really don't care.

Rizal, has pursued love of Country above anything else. That what unique about this man. He offered his life to liberate from us the atrocities inflicted by the Spanish colonizer.

That why He said, That "The Youth of today is future of our of Country" Kinsa man karon ang mga batan-on ang nagkabana para mabag-o ang situation sa Filipinas ang bayan natin mahal.

Do We have Rizal in our midst?

Stand up, and say No to vote buying, corruption, injustice and etc.


#514
Family & Parenting / Re: Man Married 86 Women
August 08, 2008, 12:59:18 PM
Ang muslim regular ang 4 ka asawa
#515
Quote from: kiamoy` on August 06, 2008, 03:02:10 AM
musiclover.. ni chrtau mandarin ma?

Wu myo Zhunggo  ren? Nihao Kiamoy. Hao ma?
#516
Kore wa hun dis ka.
#517
Bisaya Cebuano Language / Re: BALITAW
August 08, 2008, 06:44:26 AM
sabaw sa imbaw nga sa gugma makapukaw ug labina kang Ondoy nga way uwaw.
#518
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
August 08, 2008, 03:14:26 AM
Quote from: musiclover0526 on August 06, 2008, 04:32:13 AM
gusto ko mag split og video aron ma upload unta nako sa youtube kay tag-as man gud akong video..tudlui ko bi..i add ko..same sa name ko here ang id ko.

Sige kay ako ta kang tudlo-an. Unsay man atong time difference Japan ug Europe pila ka oras ang differnce

#519
Quote from: Lorenzo on August 07, 2008, 02:37:36 PM
Leo, Mr. Rald,

The Sovereign Grand Commander of the Philippine Supreme Council of the Scottish Rite, Ill. Rudyardo V. Bunda, 33°, writes in the preface to Dimasalang: "Most Filipinos know that Rizal was a Mason, but very few are familiar with the extent of his involvement in the Fraternity." The Grand Commander goes on to note that his Supreme Council "considers this book as a meaningful contribution to the scholarship on Rizal and is proud to publish it as its share in the commemoration of the Centennial [1996] of Rizal’s martyrdom."

The 1800s were tumultuous years for the Spanish monarchy. Napoleon had invaded the Iberian Peninsula earlier in the century taking the royal family into exile and installing a puppet on the throne. Revolution had racked her western hemisphere possessions, and Spain lost all of them, except Cuba and Puerto Rico, by the end of 1824. Then she lost Cuba and Puerto Rico in 1898. The economic life of Spain and her empire had been little changed by the industrial revolution. Intellectually, a sterility existed and did not change significantly until the Generation of 1898 writers and thinkers appeared.

Also, scandal tore at the very heart of the homeland when Generals Prim and Serrano removed Queen Isabel II from the throne for, among other things, gross immorality. They provided a military junta arrangement until the monarchy could be reestablished under more capable hands.

The 19th century produced volatility at home and abroad. Cuba experienced a ten-year civil war in the middle part of the century. Cuban expatriates as well as non-Cuban adventurers sought to wrest the island from the control of what they considered a fossilized monarchy and an absolutist church. Their efforts intensified in 1895 when José Martí returned to the island, losing his life but setting off a current of events which ultimately included an invasion by the United States and which resulted in Cuban independence. The Philippine Islands shared much in common with Cuba during the 19th century. It was in this environment that Jose Rizal made his appearance in 1861.

The Philippine hero was born to affluent parents in Calamba. He showed early academic promise and eventually obtained a licentiate in medicine specializing in ophthalmology. Few Masonic Lodges existed in the Philippines during Rizal’s adolescence, and Lodge membership consisted primarily of European Spaniards with only a sprinkling of Philippine nationals. Rizal’s uncle, Jose Alberto Alonzo, a Knight Commander of the Spanish Orders of Isabel the Catholic and Carlos III, had joined the Masonic Fraternity, possibly in Spain, certainly in Manila. Rizal lived in his uncle’s home during part of his student days. Whether his uncle exercised a Masonic influence on Rizal is not clear; what is certain is that Rizal acquired a lasting positive memory of Masonry which was enhanced when he visited Naples in 1882. There he saw a multitude of posters and signs announcing the death of the great Italian patriot Giuseppe Garibaldi, a 33° Scottish Rite Mason who had served as Grand Master. This impressed Rizal greatly for he wrote about this Masonic encounter in a letter to his family.

In Spain the young and highly impressionable Rizal encountered an intellectual environment with far fewer restraints than the one in his native land. Here he came under the influence of a host of outstanding thinkers, many of them Freemasons. For example, Grand Master Miguel Morayta helped to expand Rizal’s historical mind-set, and ex-President Francisco Pi y Margal exerted a profound influence on Rizal’s political evolution. Further, these republican liberals were staunch advocates of Philippine independence. Not surprisingly, Rizal petitioned Acacia Lodge No. 9, Gran Oriente de España, the very Lodge in which Morayta and Pi y Margal held membership. When initiated, Rizal selected Dimasalang as his symbolic name within the Craft, a custom prevalent at the time among Spanish Masons.

Rizal quickly became involved in Filipino expatriate circles in Spain and revealed a remarkable ability to write both poetry and prose. He soon commenced work on his famous novel Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not). In this seminal work, Rizal dissected the Philippine colonial government and placed particular blame for its repressive nature on certain religious elements. Rizal was convinced that conditions in the Philippines existed not because of Spain or the Catholic Church but because of the practices of certain regular clergy, namely Dominicans and Recollects. Spanish newspapers ran stories about the exciting Philippine firebrand, stories which soon made their way to Manila. There, government and religious authorities immediately took note and did not hesitate to label Rizal a subversive.

Bro. Rizal departed Spain in July 1885 to further his ophthalmology studies in France and Germany. For the next two years, he met and associated with the leading minds of Paris, Leipzig, Berlin, and Heidelberg. It was a heady atmosphere for the young Brother, and Masons in Germany, Dr. Rudolf Virchow and Dr. Feodor Jagor, were instrumental in his becoming a member of the Berlin Ethnological and Anthropological Societies. While in Germany, Rizal acquired additional Masonic Degrees.

When his novel Noli Me Tangere, came off the press in Europe, Rizal sent copies to, among others, the Governor-General of the Philippines and the Archbishop of Manila. The Governor-General, Emilio Terrero y Perinat, a 33° Mason, represented no problem, and he protected Rizal upon his return to the islands and for as long as he held the Governor-Generalship. The Archbishop, however, presented a problem which did not go away. Rizal had become increasingly convinced of his need to campaign in person for reform in the Philippines as opposed to propagandizing from afar. His friends cautioned him not to return but failed to dissuade the idealist. On August 5, 1887, Dr. Rizal stepped ashore in Manila.



Dr. Josh pen name is Dimasalang.....
#520
Quote from: orChids on August 07, 2008, 08:20:39 PM
To continue,I wanna know the story of Dr.Jose Rizal in his childhood days.Share some please.

Sa akong pangagpas chickboy ni si Dr. Josh sa bata-on pa. Kay balak-non man. Akong nabasahan nga sa pag eskwelan niya sa Santo Thomas(UST) ga board siya sa Intramuros. Naka uyab ni siya sa anak sa Tag-iya ilang boarding house. Mao to iyang First Love,kalimot ngan tong bayhana. Unya nibalhin siya sa Ateneo.

Sa akong tan-aw nga adto siya magduladula sa daplin sa Laguna lake. Naka-adto ko sa ilang balay sa Calamba atubang ra sa Simbahan. ug doul ra sa Laguna Lake. Kalingaw siguro nis Dr. Josh mamasul ug maglangoy-langoy sa lake.
#521
Quote from: benelynne on August 07, 2008, 08:45:26 PM
Bay,

Daghan salamat sa mga halimbawa sa paggamit sa word. Paminaw naku na-bright naku gamay sa bokabolaryo sa Bisaya.

Salamat pod Bay Bene, ako morag nakat-on pod sa atong binayloay ug meaning.
#522
Quote from: grazie7y on August 07, 2008, 01:53:52 PM
TAG-UB man siguro tawag ana, Maring!

Sa amo pod kay SAG-UB.
#523
Quote from: Barbaro on August 07, 2008, 02:14:42 PM
tugub na.. kinahanglan limasan na.. tubig nga misulod sa sakayan..

Mao ni na drained na.

Ang TIRONG kay murag dakong makina nga murag ikaw ang i lawog sa unag pag andar ana. example sa mga refinery..
#524
Quote from: orChids on August 07, 2008, 02:00:29 PM
Hahaha ambot ba ani,bisan ako naglibog.

tuhup; tugub 

sample sentence;


-pagpangga sa akung mama punu sa kaluuy, tugub sa gugma.

tugub sa gugma ( puno sa gugma )na limas sa gugmang gui atay.

naa poy word nga Tukob.

Ang manok gui tukob sa Milo'o.

Ang piso gui tukob sa Iro.

Ang Iring gui tukob sa Ilaga. HEHEHE sakto ba ni?
#525
Quote from: Lorenzo on August 07, 2008, 02:56:59 PM
Mr. Raldampong, Leo, and others,

I beg you all to remain in topic. Let us discuss Rizal and only matters involving Rizal.
We can make another thread concerning the priories, masonry etc.

Sometimes, We have to look at the broader perspectives so everyone can see the big picture. Why Dr. Josh is very influencial and knowledgeable. How did he accomolates his vast influence and knowhow.

I try to be focus on the topic...thanks Bran for reminding me.

The Spirit of Dr. Rizal lives in this thread. Let us respect that.


I beg you,
Bran Lorenzo
#526
Quote from: ms da binsi on August 07, 2008, 02:29:42 PM
Apir Rald...

my uncle here used to be a Grand Master and my aunt is a Very Catholic Polish Eastern Star....

sukwahi but i never see any difference nilang duha, very loving nga couple...

Anyhow, akong Lolo sa ka lolohan, was a Grand Master sad di bah?

Member sab ni imong Lolo sa Priory of Scion sa France. They believed that Mary Magdalene and Jesus is Husband and wife and they bored a child.

The Priory of Scion task is to protect the line of David in which Jesus are in line hangtod na si Da Vinci ug uban pang inila nga European.

Scion means saling-sing, hala ka nalahi-an diay ka kay saling-sing kaman. Nakay tinagu-an nga kina-adman.
#528
Quote from: ms da binsi on August 07, 2008, 02:15:27 PM
Indeed Rald.  Dr.Josh  belonged to the most elite fraternity in the world...

Tinood na Ms Binsi, kauban sila imong Lolo sa kinaLolohan. Mao na Painting sa imong Lolo naa mga code, ug painting sab sa Sisten Chapel sa Vatican. In which Mr. Brown based his novel Da Vinci Code.
#529
Quote from: EL MUNDO on August 07, 2008, 02:16:51 PM
Zonist diay siya? Kaballah man ko.,..

Ikaw gyud Leo, I always like you, naa kay sense of humor in the middle of the mountain. Hahahaha.
#530
Quote from: orChids on August 07, 2008, 02:03:36 PM
Kadaghan na nako ug basahunon.Thanks mga pepz,nabusy akong utok ron.

Its connected to the Knight of Templar and Jewish Zonist. The Guardian of the Holy Grail

Hala ka Bran, nikalat na ang topic sa Rizal.
#531
Quote from: EL MUNDO on August 07, 2008, 01:48:53 PM
nope, am wrong... he;s anoy DAHAN, not datahan. taga matin-aw, sierra bullones, bohol. i know mariano "anoy" datahan....


I see, di diay datahan.

Kanang mga Rizalian naas among Lungsod sa Guindulman particular sa Biabas naa na sila sa dakong langub ga pojo. Mao pod sila ang Eskaya, Ang ilang mga grupo is PBMA of Surigao, mao niy naka influence ni Kumander Asir(1976) gui raid ni sila na una. Bata pa ko adtong panahona mag porung ni sila ug pula nga panapton. Mga descendant ni Mariano "Anoy" Datahan.
#532
Quote from: Melrose on August 07, 2008, 01:41:59 PM
Rald, dili religious group nor a religion ang Masonry. It's an organization composed of men (lalaki). Naay Mason nga Katoliko, naay "protestante" basta naa lang kay ginoo sa imong kinabuhi. 

The Tirols are bible-believing Christians. I don't call myself protestant. Kay ngano, kinsa akong gi-portestahan?

Protestant are called protestant because during the time of Martin Luther of the Lutheran Church, iya  man guikawat ang biblia unya translate from Latin so daghan na nakabasa. Kanidto kono bawal mabasa sa biblia. Kadtong rang mga Pare nga kamao ug latin.

Bitaw, tino-od jud na imo nga naay mga mason nga maayong tawo, akong Amigo si Congressman Sid Aligada sa OFW, mason to sya pero born again sab.
#533
Quote from: EL MUNDO on August 07, 2008, 12:59:22 PM
the leader kay natugkan og sungay..... mao sagaran members kay rich!!!

Bitaw, I know some of them using it to gain high position in the Government or in the Military. Ka Lodge si ano, Ka brod si ganyan. Di ba parang corruption na ni.

Morag na lihis na ilang purpose kay sa guisugdan ni Dr. Josh
#534
Quote from: EL MUNDO on August 07, 2008, 01:07:12 PM
hahaha mao jud.... mingkaon lagi siya koja sa caingget <LOL

Ako maligo ko sa Caingit mokaon man pod ko ug kuja, saw-saw sa tam-is nga tuba nga bag-ong dawat.
#535
Leo, nailad na sab kay ang orig nga Anoy Datahan patay na long time ago. He father almost 100 children ang mga inahan sa ijang mga anak, ija ra sang kaugalingon anak nga mga babaye.

Seguro kadtong imong nakasulti naa toy genetic disorder kay apo na to ni Anoy Datahan.
#536
Quote from: Melrose on August 07, 2008, 12:55:51 PM
Freemasonry, for your information, is not a RELIGION. It is a fraternity, a brotherhood of men, who believe and serve God (no matter what denomination or affiliation one has!) and his people. The center of their principles is based on the bible.

It just happened that the Freemasons during the Spanish times were also revolutionaries who are against the Spanish Government, which was basically ruled by the Spanish Friars.

Freemasonry is NOT AGAINST THE CATHOLIC CHURCH. They were against the oppression done by the Friars to the Filipino people.

I should know. I belong to a Masonic Family. 
[/quote

Melrose, kaingon Assebly of God ang mga Tirol kay at one ni attend kog prayer meeting didto sa Balay ni Judge Bernaldez sa Tirol Compound ug naka attend pod ko ilang service sa UB Gym sa new Engineering Bldg.
#537
Quote from: EL MUNDO on August 07, 2008, 12:51:24 PM
i read the book and sir jes is a friend, in fact, we had long time debating about certain topics like but Rizal's visit to Bohol (as he insisted based sa mga tigulang iyang nainterview)... until now, am not convinced!!! Yes, am not convinced jud...there're no records as he admitted in the book. mga circumstancial evidences lang...

that time daghang nagparizal rizal adto...

matod pa sa book, ang subjects nga giinterview mga old na so dii na mamakak... most of them were not "elite" so definitely, dali lang mailad kung naay magparizal rizal adtong panahuna kay wala man siya kaila ni rizal personally.

of course, naay taga bohol nga ming=adto sa zamboanga nagpatambal ni rizal.... recorded na siya.

but rizal didn;t mention in his diary and letters that he visited bohol. bohol is a wonderful place, syaro dili kagama si rizal og mga poems dedicated to bohol... kara visit niya naa jud na siyay poems about the place and people. first time gud niya mingtravel so maamazed jud siya sa bohol.

wayback in 2001 when i visited a place in sierra bullones, i met an old man who's a rizalian. he showed to me iyang mga collection ni dr. rizal, jacket, cap, etc..of rizal and pictures ni rizal when he was young. the man was sane... later, i'd learned nga rizalian siya mao daghan diay siya pics of rizal...

that old man noy datahan convinced me nga iyang gikugos kugos si rizal sa gamay pa..and he went to dapitan kay follower siya ni rizal...

naluoy lang ko ni noy datahan kay hunahuna iya kadtong iyang gikugos niya si rizal kuno... ug iyang nahinabi si rizal pud mao gitagaan siya sa jacket daw ug kalo.... wala man gud siya kahibaw. in short, mailad intawon.

mao to kadtong nainterview sa book, i believe the same situation lang ni noy datahan.

you know what i can write about rizal nga natog sa among balay... LOL!

P.S. i like andres bonifacio.

Pero Leo, motuo ka ug dili nagtukod kog association sa Manila. Katilingbang Bisaya kasagarang membro naho mga taga Mindanao. 2/3 nila mga Boholano ang ilang Lolo o Lola sa tuhod. I'm wondering why,but anlyzing and reading Dr. Jess Tirol's article morag naay kamatuoran.

Of course its subject to debates, labina kon way evidence.
#538
It was his friend Blumentritt who pursued him to go back to Europe, but he preferred to be an exile in Dapitan. He did community service to people most them are Boholanos descent. Because Dapitan is partly a Bo-ol Kingdom dominion with Thalassacracy form of Government( By Dr. Jess Tirol).

He befriended many Boholanos in fact at one time he travel and visit Bohol.
#539
Quote from: Lorenzo on August 07, 2008, 11:58:17 AM
Mr. Raldampong,

Please, sir, I am no doctor. Please call me Bran na lang. :)

Am glad to discuss with you in this thread, Sir.

I'm just returning the compliment, you address me Mr so I call Dr. But most of my American Dentist and Medical coworkers in KFSH & RC in Saudi preferred to be called by their name.

if Bran, pleases you from now on I call you Bran. Your very humble person.
#540
Quote from: Lorenzo on August 07, 2008, 11:51:44 AM


Josephine Bracken, Rizal's wife and widow.



I can't remember Dr. Josh got married, but is she the one got pregnant during their stayed in Dapitan but it was aborted by accident?. When she accompanied her blind step father from Hongkong for eye surgery in Dapitan during his exile.
#541
Quote from: Lorenzo on August 07, 2008, 11:41:21 AM
I apologize for that discrepency, Mr. Raldampong. You are right though, he was raised and brought up Roman Catholic, but he eventually joined the Freemasons when he was in Europe.

;)

Welcome Doc, nice thread you started here.
#542
Doc Lorenzo, Dr. Josh, is not a Christian he a Mason. Catholic Religion is brought by Spanish Conquistadores, so no way he follow the the Religion were used as opium to subdue the the Indios.
#543
Bisaya Cebuano Language / Re: BALITAW
August 07, 2008, 11:20:53 AM
"Lupad Panyo sa kapalaran tugpa didto kang Inday nga Guihalaran"

Kahinumdom ko sa gamay pa ko, nga kon naa ihaya nga patay kini maoy duwa sa mga balaknon. Kinsa gani to matugpahan sa panyo mao o mosumpay sa Balak.
#544
Quote from: ms da binsi on August 07, 2008, 10:37:14 AM
pero naa pa jud sa imong kaunoran ang LUDABI Rald! hahaha

I admired you a lot...

abi nako maajo ra ka mo kuting-kuting ana imong gitara, maajo pa man jud diay ka sa mga terminology nga Bisaja!

Kudos to you my friend!


[/quote

Salamat Miss Belle, duol man sa atong kasing-kasing ning atong pinulongan Binibisaja. Labina ang mga kantang Binisaya. Mao nang daghan kog bawon nga kantang binisaya. Pohon mag Produce kog mga kanta binisaya.

Kini sila Vic ug Tito Sotto ilang Lolo, Tiya Dra. Viviene (Suga) ug Amahan Dr. Sotto usa sa mga Haligi sa Ludabi sa Cebu. Ilang Lolo diha newspaper nga Binisaya "Suga" ang ngalan. Pero sila di na man kamao mo binisaya.

Ganahan ko ning TB kay mapraktis nato ang atong pagkabisaya.


#545
Quote from: ms da binsi on August 07, 2008, 10:06:05 AM
sus pwerte kaajo ka sa LUDABI Rald...

Member bitaw ko Lubas sa Dagang Bisaya, Rajah Humabon Chapter Sa Cebu among President si Atty. Adelino Sitoy, naa mi convention sauna. Akoy founding Officer sa Katilingbang Bisaya sa Metro Manila. Kauban sila Emil Losenada, Darius Razon, Victor Wood, ug si Del Horest of Universal Record basta mga karaan Bisayan singer member sila nako sa Manila. Naa sad radyo Bisaya Si Dong Nard ug Don Pusoy among anchorman Taga Butuan. Diha pod mi Program nga Harana sa Kagabihi-on, kada Domingo ra to. Kadaghan manawag ug request, kapuliki tawon tos Emil ug iyang anak si Baby Shake ug kanta.

Kanang unang CD album sa Loboc Children Choir akong idea na pero si Atty. Milet Adame lang naghuman. naa ko original copy.

Years ago na man to Miss Belle, kalimot nako uban lawom ng Binisaya. Kining dugay na ta sa la-ing Nasod usahay makalimot nata sa ubang word.
#546
Quote from: benelynne on August 07, 2008, 06:56:01 AM
Thanks. As I said, this is a running inquiry. Nia pa.

Unsay meaning sa tugub, as in "Si Papa tugub na kaayo."

tugub-drained or stressful.
#547
Quote from: orChids on August 06, 2008, 09:45:42 AM

tirom hako = a species of fish ? (di ko sure)
Quote from: benelynne on August 06, 2008, 06:34:43 AM
Work in progress kani Belle, kay documentary man ning ilang gipatranslate naku. Nia pa gyud!

Naigo si Papa sa tirom.

Tujum- sea Urchin-usually ug naa kasa dagat manginhas sa daplin nakatunob ka ug tujum.

diwit-diwit-sword fish-mag langoy-langoy ka sa dagat. Kining isdaa nakaigo sa ahong Tiyo sa bubunlan natusok kay taas man nig sungo.

Lapay-Dolphin

Tirong-Sigbin-bear

Lambay- sea crab



#548
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
August 06, 2008, 03:13:50 AM
Quote from: musiclover0526 on August 04, 2008, 11:23:07 AM
d ko kamao mag edit lagi...mapungot ko...haha..powerbook G4 ra ni..

Sayon ra kaayo sa imovie, ipang drop ra nimo imong picture. Sa back ground music adto ka sa media mogawas tong itunes ug mga sounds effect, drag and drop ra sad. kung imong icut ang video.adto ka sa edit video clip splitting or sa audio mao sad.

Ingna lang ko kaytudloan taka. add ko nimo sa YM.
#549
Quote from: benelynne on August 04, 2008, 10:42:28 AM
Please help me with this word.

"Unsay imong gibati katong imong papa naigo sa binayo?"

Is binayo dynamite/

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Binayo- (kote) an oblong shaped wooden toy with string to spin (Biyo) means to turn around; Guinabiyo-(verb) turning.

Yo-yo - a wooden yoyo is used by our ancestor as a weapon to attacked maurading tribes. A good yoyo spinner can hit a man on his head from a distance of 3 to 5 meters.


#550
Quote from: raldampong on August 03, 2008, 09:35:47 PM
Bantak- smaller than Bobo used in the river or swam to catch shrimp or smaller fish like Halu-an, Pojo or pantat. They usually used a grilled coconut meat for bait. The coconut smell attracted the shrimp inside

Sap-jaw- square net measuring two feet, its corner is fasten to a bamboo pole with used a coconut meat as bait. This is for shrimp ( sapayan, halua-an, pantat or pojo.

Sod-Sod- a net with triangular shape with deep pocket in the rear end and wide in the front. Two bamboo poles fasten the the two side. You catch the fish by pushing it deeper in the river trapping the fish two bottom pocket.

Lampara[/b]- is a king of fishing using a small baroto(sakayan) with bugsay and Petromax or a electric Flourescent Lamp with battery. The light will attract a school of fish ( bolinao, tugnos, or etc). When a school of bolinao is underneath your sakayan then you used a net to scope it.

Ma N'oo- is  a kind of fishing in the river, a swam or in the rice field by using So'o ( is a bundled dried coconut leaves once ignited will     the burning  leaves. It will about 30 minute for one lukay. Once you saw the fish in a shallow area you take a spear or a pana to catch the fish.

Mang Lu-ab - Usually done during summer season were water is almost dried in the pond. Usually fish are trap in a certain area of the pond. Lu-ab means to Wedge -out a grassy area to exposed the the trap in the murky water.
               
Ma Ngad-ja- Usually done by trapping fish by diverting the water in one area of the river. a balde or plang-gana is used to drain the remainning water. then once almost dry. Then they start the Sikop. By kapa-kapa-in the isda.

Pasol- a hook and Nylon line with bait.

Manikop - using two hand and an antipara. Sikop - to trap by two hands.



#551
Technology / Re: On Choosing Laptops
August 04, 2008, 05:01:54 PM
Quote from: musiclover0526 on August 04, 2008, 02:46:13 PM
pero ma apple na nga windows...
[/quote

Yes, mac have 2 OS, window and osx, you can switch.
#552
Quote from: benelynne on August 02, 2008, 02:59:50 PM
Sa tanang mga namuyo sa daplin sa dagat ug naay kahibaw-an sa sinultian sa mangingisda, mangayo kog tabang.

I am translating another documentary on the life of fishermen in the Philippines to be shown on Japanese TV. I'm stumped by the following words/phrases.

pukot--fishing net  (ok?)

bobo--

manarap ug bat--

I'll request for more as the need arises.

Bantak- smaller than Bobo used in the river or swam to catch shrimp or smaller fish like Halu-an, Pojo or pantat. They usually used a grilled coconut meat for bait. The coconut smell attracted the shrimp inside

Sap-jaw- square net measuring two feet, its corner is fasten to a bamboo pole with used a coconut meat as bait. This is for shrimp ( sapayan, halua-an, pantat or pojo.

Sod-Sod- a net with triangular shape with deep pocket in the rear end and wide in the front. Two bamboo poles fasten the the two side. You catch the fish by pushing it deeper in the river trapping the fish two bottom pocket.

Lampara[/b]- is a king of fishing using a small baroto(sakayan) with bugsay and Petromax or a electric Flourescent Lamp with battery. The light will attract a school of fish ( bolinao, tugnos, or etc). When a school of bolinao is underneath your sakayan then you used a net to scope it.

Ma N'oo- is  a kind of fishing in the river, a swam or in the rice field by using So'o ( is a bundled dried coconut leaves once ignited will     the burning  leaves. It will about 30 minute for one lukay. Once you saw the fish in a shallow area you take a spear or a pana to catch the fish.

Mang Lu-ab - Usually done during summer season were water is almost dried in the pond. Usually fish are trap in a certain area of the pond. Lu-ab means to Wedge -out a grassy area to exposed the the trap in the murky water.
               
Ma Ngaja- Usually done by trapping fish by diverting the water in one area of the river. a balde or plang-gana is used to drain the remainning water. then once almost dry. Then they start the Sikop. By kapa-kapa-in the isda.

Pasol- a hook and Nylon line with bait.

Manikop - using two hand and an antipara. Sikop - to trap by two hands.


#553
Technology / Re: On Choosing Laptops
August 03, 2008, 09:07:37 PM
I like my Mac Pro  OS Leopard and my HP DV 9000 vista, I don't have any problem neither both. I do some movie editing on mac and games on vista. Both are core 2 duo which much faster.
#554
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
August 03, 2008, 08:29:53 PM
Quote from: musiclover0526 on August 03, 2008, 03:55:31 PM
aron d makita ang dagway?..lolz

pareha lagi ta laptop, maoy say gamit pag mag edit ko imovie HD akong gamit music. Morag sinaw pa na imo core 2 duo 4 gig.
#555
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
August 03, 2008, 03:35:09 PM
Quote from: balong on August 03, 2008, 06:15:50 AM
my first love is langga. 2nd love primitiva. 3rd love musiclover. 69th love is i dont know yet

Mao nay last Bay Balong, nang 69. Mao seguro nay imong favorito
#556
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
August 03, 2008, 03:23:43 PM
Samtang may Kinabuhi Pa ug Misanag Pagbalik ni Del Horest taga Panglao ako pang guihimoan ug MTV. Padad-i ko Pic nimo kay akong iapil sa MTV.

rald_ampong@yahoo.com
#557
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
August 02, 2008, 10:05:19 PM
haranahan ta lang lover kay hilig ka man sa music, gusto nimo mga binisaya nga mga kanta. daghan bawon dire mga original boholano music.
#558
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
August 01, 2008, 10:25:02 PM
To my JL  Je T'aime

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgAAcnVjsZs

Je T'aime
by Lara Fabian
#560
Talk of the Town / Re: Fixers at LTO
August 01, 2008, 09:26:48 PM
Quote from: -&lt;GEC348&gt;- on August 01, 2008, 07:16:48 PM


In this time of crisis, even fixers need to earn a living  ;D


Yeah, some body make a living without making a sweat. Sometimes we have this mentality of tolerance. We don't even think about the complication. This is about life of other people in the road, their safety. And we say we are world class.

We took it as a way of life. You can have a decent life by working hard. Holding-up the people and government service to the people is like chocking someone in throat.

Remember were are paying taxes to government for the purposed of regulating the drivers and make the cars and any form of vehicles in good running condition to avoid accident on the road.

Maybe for us its ok if not one of our relatives is not involved.

What about if its your brother or your sister or your son.

Can you say its ok.



#561
Pilar - Bohol / Re: Hello all!
August 01, 2008, 04:04:08 PM
Quote from: kiamoy` on August 01, 2008, 06:05:00 AM
you will enjoy Bohol niccolado!! :) That is for sure :)

You'll loved the Boholana too.
#562
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
August 01, 2008, 03:04:42 PM
Moragmibalik ang kagahapon kon madungud kasa mga karaan nga kanta.
#563
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
July 31, 2008, 11:19:03 PM
#564
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
July 31, 2008, 09:25:22 PM
Quote from: simplylee on July 31, 2008, 08:44:41 PM
rald kining kantaha ang maayo himuon ninyong theme song: say you will always love me by paul weston. sori hay kay dili ko kamao mo post ug youtube

Ate Lee i type lang nimo sa search browser kanang sa taas kun unsay mogawas sa youtube example http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfgdj2cmxD

tapos enter then clikck mo post
#565
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
July 31, 2008, 08:35:16 PM
amo lang ning duha, kami ra nakahibawo kon kinsa sya. ug kinsa ako niya. Mao ni'y guingon nga gugmanag way paglubad.
#566
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
July 31, 2008, 02:50:54 AM
Secret....
#567
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
July 31, 2008, 02:24:05 AM
To my FIRST LOVE JL

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Otd-kYZv5QU



The PRAYER by Celine Dion & Josh Groban
#568
Halinon kaayo dire sa Europe ng mga shell nga bracelets ug ancklet
#569
 Ako Artista, karatista  ug Masahista, Manyo-nyot (kodaker) pa kjud.
#570
Pilar - Bohol / Re: Hello all!
July 30, 2008, 08:35:05 PM
Quote from: borobotoy on July 30, 2008, 08:45:58 AM

this is where the snake pass by...hehehe joke

Borobotoy, mao ba ni location sa beach nga for sale.
#571
Pilar - Bohol / Re: Hello all!
July 30, 2008, 02:47:07 AM
Welcome Niccolado, We'll of help if you good intentions. Boholanos are friendly people, but don't harm the woman just respect them. And the respect is given back to you.

Just over the forum and you can find pictures of different places of Bohol. There is snake, mosquitoes, and crocodiles but they are friendly too. In fact We played with them. The mosquitoes has no malaria, just let them bite you then he fly away if he full. The crocodiles We swim with them in the river is like carabao. but sometimes if he hungry he bite our limp. But its ok. Just joking.

Anyway, Welcome to Bohol and enjoy your stay.
#572
Quote from: Lorenzo on July 29, 2008, 09:53:53 PM
Mr. Rald,

Of course, my friend, I truly sympathize for you and your friend and his family. Life, especially that of a friend, is a special one. And I pray that the good Lord will provide a good prognosis and diagnosis for your friend through a physician in Manila.

I did forward this question to my friend AJ, who has greater knowledge about this than I--he is a 2nd year and has already started his clinical clerkship. Typical kono ang manifesations of glioma in adult males; particularly in the form of the subtype astrocytoma. Your friend was wise to seek consult; and it will probably come down to surgical removal of the malignant tumors.

Mr. Rald,

I just want to tell you that you are such a good man and individual to worry of your friend. Don't stress about it too much, my friend, as your friend will be in good hands in Manila. All that we can do now is just hope and pray that your friend is given an excellent consultation in Manila. And that the surgical operation goes smoothly and safely. It is all in God's hands now.

Please be calm, and be strong for your friend.

The power of prayer, in times like these, works wonders, my friend. :)

God Bless,

[/quote

Daghang salamat kaayo Doc, na stressed sad ko kay ako man gud gadala nila dire sa Trabaho. I let the sister your answer and your prayer. Nagpasalmat pod sya nimo.

I know you will be a good Doctor, and very special one para sa Bohol.

Again salamat kaayo Lorenzo, sa imong tambag. GOD Blessed
#573
Talk of the Town / Re: Fixers at LTO
July 29, 2008, 09:52:10 PM
Mao niy lisod sa atong Goberno, bad service na corrupt pa kaayo. Na-unsa na ta, wa na ba nabilin nga morality sa atong kaugalingon.

#574
Quote from: wowboholphilippines on July 29, 2008, 12:56:55 PM
It's not earning though. I have bad experience with that resort sometime in 2002 when our friends had a vacation on Bohol. The rooms were not clean. The toilets are not clean, too.

They were not clean because no water to clean the bathroom. no electricity too, only a small generating set. 

    Actually nindot siya nga Isla, white sand usab, but too small for big resort development. Pero kon duna investor nga mopalit kinahanglan isolate ang resort sa nga resident. Bisag butangan ug wall solid apan kay mo libot man nang tourist sa tibook isla maglakaw lang unya makatunob ug tae kay duna man ma libang sa other part ng beach unya ganahan pa diay ka mobalik.

Di nimo control tong pikas side sa island.
#575
Quote from: raldampong on July 28, 2008, 04:09:42 PM
Lorenzo, I want to asked you some medical advice, A friend of mind collapsed during our games, I though its a cardiac arrest, so I pumped his heart (CPR) and bring him to the emergency Hospital. An hour later, He was dismissed seemed had nothing happened. late night, it happened again. He was brought a good clinic and diagnosed that he has a tumor or lump on his brain. Between the lobes, that why he has seizure. The tumor is growing so its impinged his brain and that cause to trigger seizures.

My question is, is there any chance He can survive the operation. The Doctor said its safe to operate because it is located from the outer side, drill a hole then vacuum suck the fluid or used lacer to destroy the lump.

Do think it will not damaged some part of the brain? How often is the attack on this kind of case?

Thank

Rald

Thanks a lot and you explain it very well, That what I told the family to make second opinion. They scheduled to go home this week and seek second opinion in Manila.

CT scan had been taken, I just it will not cancerous. The doctor its bigger than a one Piso coins already.

Thanks again and Goodluck in your studies, God guides you to heal the sick and the needy.
#576
Quote from: grazie7y on July 29, 2008, 06:44:16 AM
Macky, matabok ba gud tong Balicasag from Panglao na layo man kaayo to!  We travelled for good 30 or so minutes to get there.  Mura gani sya'g White Island sa Camiguin.

Matabok ra ug hunas, may parte nga matugkad, naay usa island along way, coconut Island ba kamabaw sa dagat layo sad ang lakwon ug mosulod ka. its unhibited walay ga poyo.
#577
Leo, how come the Boholano Youth did not prevent this. And tossed him up on his current position. If he has no moral ascendancy to lead our youth, then our youth should file a petition to remove him from his office.

Go Boholano youth....rise up. Paka-uwaw sa atong provincia.
#578
Quote from: Macky Ferniz on July 28, 2008, 03:48:24 PM
Pamilacan Island is nowadays used only for temporary docking of divers. There is no much to stay in the Island. However, there is hope through privatization and government subsidy. It should not be sold to only one owner but to multi parties to avoid monopoly.

Most importantly, the original residents of the island should be properly documented (this is the foremost step). We must understand that Pamilacan is small and has limited space and these residents too have the right to live in this island. Without proper space management there will be chaos. Maybe in future, some outsiders might claim that they are from Pamilacan just to grasp business opportunity. There might be a population explosion in this small island if not controlled or managed properly.

I heared when I was young (during the 70's) that this island was already flocked by tourists. Due to its isolation, it was made into a nude beach. Also a friend of mine who installed the solar panels told me so.




Gaw Macky, are you reffering to Pamilacan or Balicasag Beach Resort. Balicasag Island is inhabited by transcend fisherman most them  are not really from Bohol according to census. They are now, Boholanos and they are human being, where ever they come from, We have human right to live on this universe.

But legally the island is a military own by the navy. because of the lighthouse. Ever since the Spanish time.

Most of the children and women are selling shell to the tourist who are roaming the beach to augment their livelihood.

What actually bothers us is the stealing ug kanang malibang lang bisag asa ang mga residente sa beach ug sa neighboorhoodug moadto ka dapit sa dool side sa residence mangalisngaw ng baho. Unya ang deepwell nila macontaminate ang tubig sa ilang mga kalibangan.

Mao nay lisod sulbaron. ug ang Balicasag gamay ra kaayo nga isla but over populated. Walay say tubig nga mainom. parat bisag asa ka mo drill ug atabay. Unya mosugat imong atabay ug akong kalibangan just 3 meters away.



#579
Quote from: Lorenzo on July 28, 2008, 05:15:21 AM
This is a travesty to our people. Please, brothers and sisters, practice precaution and always be defensive and aware of your surroundings.

Be safe. God Bless all of us.

Lorenzo, I want to asked you some medical advice, A friend of mind collapsed during our games, I though its a cardiac arrest, so I pumped his heart (CPR) and bring him to the emergency Hospital. An hour later, He was dismissed seemed had nothing happened. late night, it happened again. He was brought a good clinic and diagnosed that he has a tumor or lump on his brain. Between the lobes, that why he has seizure. The tumor is growing so its impinged his brain and that cause to trigger seizures.

My question is, is there any chance He can survive the operation. The Doctor said its safe to operate because it is located from the outer side, drill a hole then vacuum suck the fluid or used lacer to destroy the lump.

Do think it will not damaged some part of the brain? How often is the attack on this kind of case?

Thank

Rald
#580
Quote from: Angie Gulle on July 28, 2008, 02:16:02 AM
Di a ko Rald sa Canada....maau man di ay ka dha....kmsta man life dra? when man ka uli sa ato?

Ok ra, maayo man kami dire naay duha nako ka igsoon ug usa ig-agaw. mga 20 mi tanan ka Pilipino nga Dental Technician akong gui dala dire.

Plano ko mouli sa Mayo 2009 kay dugay-dugay na sad wa kantanda sa ato.

Na miss na gyud nako ang Bohol.

Take care diha sa imong trabaho.. GOD Blessed


#581
My suggestion on this thread, make this thread as a offering prayer( like Lorenzo's prayer). Please refrain from posting  bad conclussion and comments.

Thanks.
#582
Quote from: michael-ligalig on July 27, 2008, 09:11:34 PM
Rald, kauban mi ni Nong Boy Ampong sa Family Christian Fellowship. Amigo kaayo mi. Ig-unsa diay mo ni Nong Boy Ampong?

  Mga Kabanay ra sa Guindulman, Ingna kamusta ko. Kadtong diha ko restaurant atbang sa Provincial Hospital kalingaw mi magkita iyang office diha ra sa atubabg sa Alturas. Last namong kita pagkamatay sa akong Lolo diha sa Jansen Height sa Dampas sa akong Tiya Betty. Kinsa gani to ngan sa iyang anak nga sa Cebu ga trabaho Unilever  o P & G.
#583
Quote from: michael-ligalig on July 27, 2008, 08:52:50 PM
Life is precious in the eyes of God. Only God is the author of life. No matter how big your sin is, you can be redeemed through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. (Even those who were behind the slaughter of 6 Million Jews can be forgiven in their sins if they surrender their lives to Jesus Christ and ask for forgiveness).

Usahay sayon ra kaayo nato mosulti nga patyon ang tawo, pero wa nato huna-hunaa nga dili kita ang tag-iya sa kinabuhi sa tawo.

Ang atong Ginoo sa dihang himalatyon na nga nagbitay sa krus, wa man moingon nga: "Amahan ko, pamatya sila tungod sa ilang pagpaantos nako."

Apan bisan sa dihang nag-agas ang tubig ug dugo gikan sa samad sa bangkaw sa lawas ni Kristo ug samtang hapit na Siya kabugtui sa gininhawa, mituaw ang atong Manluluwas nga nag-ampo: "Amahan Ko, pasayloa sila kay wa sila masayod sa ilang gibuhat."

Believe ko nimo Mike, morag pareha galing mog simbahan si Nong Boy Ampong sa Parole office.

Sakto ka Mike, Life is precious ug dili kutloon sa unsa man ang pamaagi. Kini hinatag sa Ginoo ug ang Ginoo ra usab ang maypagbout mobawi sa kinabuhi sa tawo.

May God rest their Souls.
#584
Quote from: Lorenzo on July 27, 2008, 05:51:01 AM
Mao jud, pre. Dili lagi ta mo 'jump on the boat' too fast kai we will not know when the better half will arrive on port. lol, forgive me for my silly antics.

You get what I'm saying, bro. :)


You can't tell, 'til you crossed the bridges Bro, Sometimes good genes doesn't guarantee good result.

Only GOD can tell Bro, me I'm blessed with two beautiful daughters, who are healthy. My eldest is finishing her Dentistry next year, and youngest still 3rd high school. Both excelled in their academics.

Thats why I worked hard to sent them to the best school I can afford.
#585
At one time, active pa ko sa BAMMI. Usa ni sa among topic nga Balicasag should be privately managed. Para ma upgrade  ang resort interm of quality standard service instead of mediocre service. 

We petitioned PTA have to hand it over to BAMMI instead. That time PTA Manager is Mr. Palabrica. I told BAMMI that its lossing proposition. because of a big investment involved to redevelop the Resort and some implication with the neighborhood squatter resident in the island. Waste dispossal of the resident complicate the safety of the visitors. Lack of potable water. And beside diving site are accessible from the resort who based from the main Panglao Island. Competition wise I prepare to stay at the onshore resort were potable drinking water is readily available.

The land is own by the Navy who manned the lighthouse.

I stayed there once, I was not impressed by the way PTA managing it. Wa class ang dating at pagkaon sa restaurant order ka pulos dili available. Ligo sa banyo patak-patak lang ang tubig.


We look at PTA's sales is just break even. That was year in 2000.
#586
Quote from: Angie Gulle on July 27, 2008, 09:02:58 AM
:) amo ba..ikaw hain ka karon Rald? Nag boxer na pod ka? Bitaw nag trainer bitaw to si Nong Tanny sauna..kabalo ka sa ilang restaurant sauna nga ang tawag TANIMARS? tama ba?

Dia ko sa Casablanca, Morroco karon. Nagmanages ug French Dental Manufacturing Company. Among iexport sa Europe.

Wa ko mag pro boxer, amatuer lang sa high school pa ko. Si Tani man gud ang sikat sa una sa Guindulman ug kanang Mars iyang sad nang igsoon nga sikat sa boxing.

Ikaw gie, asa man ka karon?
#587
Quote from: Lorenzo on July 27, 2008, 12:09:25 PM
Ah, French?

Very sweet and romantic language.

Bonjour, Lorenzo (fah cebou ca, o fah cebou co) ug sa binisaya pa, moadto ka sa Cebu, o moadto ko.hehehe

Merci beaucoup.
#588
I'm reading " The Templar Revelation" secret guardians of the true identity of Christ. by Lynn Picknett & Clive Prince.

The other is "Histoire Contemporaine" by A. Malet & J. Isaac. to practice my french.
#589
Quote from: Angie Gulle on July 27, 2008, 05:49:30 AM
Kaila kaau...security bitaw to sya while nag school pa ko high school...Ambot kung naa pa ba bolinao....sa dha pa mi basnigan cge jud kilaw, bolinao, tangegue of nukos...ambot lng kaha karon..two years na ko wla uli sa Cogtong...mingaw na ko kaau sa mga fresh nga mga isda labi na sa Cogtong...taga dagat gud ko... :)

Si Tanny Simbajon mao toy trainer nako sa boxing. Ug ni Bobby Berna akong agaw. nag champion sa World IBF. Bernaldez to siya. Gui Berna lang kay taas kaayo ang Bernaldez.
#590
K
Quote from: Angie Gulle on July 27, 2008, 06:07:29 AM
Correct jud...wlay disiplina ang mga driver sa abohol...dli gani ka kabalo kung student driver pa ba na...learner or wla jud license..murag wla pod speed limit...kulang sa mga traffic signs...mostly mga driver...ignoramus pa jud!

Unya bitaw noh...kanang mga Badjao dra sa ato...nabiktima jud ko ana sauna...nakusi-an jud ko student pa ko...unya I tried nga nihatag ko..pastilan na naghan sila ti-aw jud nakong dagang sulod paingon sa BQ.

Kining problema sa driving way discipline ang driver, tungod ni sa corruption sa LTO nga ni issue ug license kay gamay nga under the table tagaan na ug Lincense.

Kahibalo mo sa Dubai ko sa una apply kog license. upat ka test kinahanglan ipasar. 1.  Road sign and Engine  2. Parking 3. Highway and round about 4. Market and residential area. Mo failed sa una balik na sad ka. Duha pa ka police mo check nimo isa sa likod isa sa front seat.

Kinahanglan mamemorized gyud nimo tanan sign. Nakat=on gyud maayong driving.

Sa bohol wala gani driving school asa mana sila makat-on.

#591
Quote from: Macky Ferniz on July 27, 2008, 05:56:02 AM
Rald,

Ig agaw diay mo ug mga Japson? Naa koy amigo kaayo nga si Ramon Japson. Usa sila sa mga pioneers diha sa Airport sa Tagbilaran uban sa akong ig-agaw nga mga Sarmiento.

Basin retire na to siya kay dugay ra to. Kanang nag operate karon, mga bag-ong tubo na.

Gaw Macky, bale sa Cellacay side. Japson sa Ubay side siya.

Kanang Manager sa Una sa PAL si Ramon Bernaldez ug may anak siya diha gatrabaho sa Airport.  Iyang igsoon mao Si Judge Bernaldez na minyo ug mga Tirol ig-agaw sab namo na. morag Assembly of GOD man pod sila.
#592
Quote from: Angie Gulle on July 27, 2008, 01:12:03 AM
Dli jud....Naa bitaw kono mga relatives sa Catungawan..pero wla jud koy nahimamat nila pa....Proud nga taga COGTONG, Candijay jud ko...ikaw, taga asa man di ay pod ka???

Catungawan ko. Daghan ba bolinao sa Cogtong kay mangilaw mi diha. Kaila ka Tanny Simbahon, guardia na sa Fishery sa una Boxer.
#593
Quote from: kiamoy` on June 20, 2008, 10:46:12 PM
im just wondering. why are there no big-time filipino investors in bohol? like ayala,  sm. etc

Pinaka head sa Ayala Cebu ug Board of Director sa Ayala Land, Inc. sa Manila akong ig-agaw si Frank Cellacay Japson, taga Guindulman. Siya sab ang Administrator sa Cebu Province sa panahon ni Gov. Garcia.

Wa gyud magbanha nga mao iyang position nahibaw lang ko kadtong kausa gui invite ko niyag dinner sa Intercontinental Hotel sa Makati. Iya sang na asawa mga Ouano sa mandadue.

Naa sab ko suod nga amiga si Baby Lopez, sa Fairview, QC. Iyang negosyo Mag import ug usa ka Tanker nga Crudo gikan sa Russia. Dad-on Singapore irefined unya ang product ibaligya sa China o asang lugar. Mosulod ka sa compound nila iyang balay native nipa hut lang. Kanang usa ka tankers pila ka million dollar na?

TWASCO taxi sa manila almost 100 units puro bag-o.



#594
Quote from: Angie Gulle on July 26, 2008, 08:52:54 AM
May all they Rest In Peace...

angie, taga Guindulman ka? daghan man Gulle sa Guindulman sa Catungawan nageskuela.
#595
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
July 26, 2008, 08:35:44 PM
Quote from: musiclover0526 on July 26, 2008, 05:39:43 PM
sinaw pas ulok....lolzzz

Ajaw saba, bulgar ka kaajo. Kanang uban wa kahibalo ug unsa nang ulok...hehehe
#596
Kalooy sab no, diay say akong kauban dire sa trabaho, nagduwa mig basketball kalit lang sab nagcollapsed. May nalang kay nadali nakog CPR, kalooy sa Dios ok na.

Motoo na ko nga CPR saved lives. Karon lang ko ka experienced sa actual. ingon ang Doctor nga kon wala pa ma dali pag resucitate mamiligro ta kono.

Ginoo, ug naapatay maajong trabaho sa atong provincia di man unta ta manglangyaw sa laing nasud. Tungod sa atong kawad-on napugos tag layo sa atong mga asawa ug anak aron lang naatay ipakaon sa nabilin.
#597
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
July 26, 2008, 07:16:49 AM
Quote from: musiclover0526 on July 26, 2008, 04:57:21 AM
kala ko song sya.

Hi ... diha musiclover, long time no see, but now sinaw.
#599
Wanted wife: She must be beautiful, fair skinned, tall, kind, good cook and love children. above all, she owns a yacht. Please send picture of the Yacht.
#600
Love Talk / Re: My First Love
July 26, 2008, 05:17:37 AM
Quote from: grazie7y on July 25, 2008, 01:30:50 PM
hehehe si Marites kay ako man nang sister, Rald.  Dili lang ko magsaba kay basin dili ganahan ma hibal=an but sige lang.  Nice man na imo jud i express imong feelings.  Kon ni Leo Buscaglia pa, you owe that to the person you loved na mahibal-an imong feelings.  Oh diva? :D

Kamusta nalang ko ni Marites, asa na siya karon Nurse na man sad to. Last namong kita ako siyang guihatod sa St. Jude hospital ba na, kanang doul sa airport.  Unya nangaligo mig dagat sila Mam Lofranco, Marites ug ni Cromwell mga ig-agaw sa Panglao. Usa mi ka Double cab pick-up diha pa ko restaurant sa Tagbilaran. Mibalhin ko Cebu eskuela kog balik sa SWU. Kadtong panahona nilarga na siya sa Manila aron magprocess iyang papel.

Usahay kita mi ni Shobelle sa Cebu kay ako syang tabo-on ug daghan syag dala nga natives product para sa costumer nya sa Cebu.

Usahay ako sila dad-on  disco ug dili sa concert. Suod gud mi sa iya family.