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worldwide jud ang pinoy kay maskin og islands lang naa jud pinoy nakaposte.

unsa kahang bansaa ang kinadaghanan og pinoy. I will guess; Saudi Arabia.

Quote from: BedoAdoSalada on April 12, 2009, 06:41:15 PM
Bujinggit is a virus.  seeing a foreign thing is another virus. hahaha

bebo ha, kining bujinggitan ta og makakita og foreign thing naa diay virus ang bujinggit, boot pasabot naa diay virus sa foreigh thing or object hahahahaha.

at least naay improvement to fight against corruption.

ayaw ng boss ko umampon ng malaki na o matanda na dahil matigas na daw ulo.

mas piskay unta magbahin og yuta kanang buhi pa ang mga ginikanan arong walay anak nga magreklamo og magbagutbot na kesyo gamay ang ako, dapanason ang ako, or unsa pa man.

ok Mr. Jun I will take note for that.  Hinaut unta og makaattend ko sa sunod ninyong meeting og hinaut unta nga maging member ako sa BOWACC.  Thanks for the info and updates.

daghan jud og achievements si Mayor Rances for his almost three years term of service for being a good mayor in Mabini. sa amoa lang nakapagtukod og steel bridge og daku kaayo og tabang sa amoang baryo.

Candabong, Can-uba, Campajod, Candijay, Canaway

Melon Amoy, Mayroon Amoy

maong magpabata arong makabingwit sad lagi og bata sad kay fresh pa man ning bata pa hehehehe...... ingon man sa tagawog pa "Amoy Pinipig" ang bata pa.

Quote from: Rud Bagabaldo Butcon on April 12, 2009, 08:26:49 PM
oo bai sa offshore platfom ko nagtrabaho.okey lang bisag layo kay unsaon taman pobre man mao nga mag antos na lang.
as man ka sa mabs..

taga abad santos ko bai didto ko nagdaku pero pagkagraduate nako og high school lupad na dayon ko pa maynila, didto na nakaeskoyla og tiwas og nakapagtrabaho sad hangtud nga nakapag abroad na diri. wantosawa ka sa isda bai kay offshore  man imo work, ingon man akong mego taga cebu nga inig human nila og trabaho mamingwit og isda makakuha kono sila og dagkung mga isda maong tambok siya buaw buyag.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on October 30, 2008, 11:08:19 PM
lain naman gud ang uso ron hubo hubo sa webcam. daghan jud nadatu ana rong negosyoha. hasta mga bana maoy moaghat sa ilang mga asawa aron makakwarta ug dali.

arang sad? ang bana na diay manager sa iyang asawa? sabagay diri gani akong kauban hatagan niya og load (smart or globe) ang baje para lang maghubo sa cam. kasagaran raba mga estudyante ang maghubo sa cam kay pang tuition konohay pero ambot lang kaha galing og nagpakaestudyante lang para konohay fresh pa sya.

kaluoy sad sa mga pangit dili pwede sa mag cyber.

Quote from: Rud Bagabaldo Butcon on April 12, 2009, 05:32:20 PM
bai,

actually ang akong boot ipasabot dugay nako wala kauli sa mabs.pero  sa africa every month man ko mo-uli sa pinas diha lang ko sa manila mag stay.
taga mabini gyod kong dako..karaang bogoy sa central..

ah abi ko og 20 yrs jud kang wala na kauli sa atoa, mobakasyon diay u every month sa manila lang. hayahay diay imo work kay kada buwan man diay bakasyon mura lang og naghatod og luto.

dugaya na diay nimo diha. nakapangasawa ka na cguro og Angolian. imong pamilya naa sad diha. taga Mabs man sad ko

wala ni isang star, unrecognised.

sagdi nalang gud galing og dugay na sa Manila dili na maka stra8 og binol-anon kuma-kuma na.

naa bitaw sad uban bol-anon man kaha unya english english man.

LONDON - 14th July 2008  :  Hong Kong International Airport has been named the World's Best Airport for 2008, in the worldwide passenger survey results released today by Skytrax. Representing a notable achievement, this is the 7th time in ten years that the accolade has been won by Hong Kong International Airport.

Singapore Changi Airport remains firmly positioned itself at the top end of the rankings, in 2nd position worldwide, ahead of Seoul Incheon International Airport in 3rd place.  Asian airport dominance of the high survey rankings is topped off by Kuala Lumpur International Airport, which moves up into 4th place in the 2008 results.

The Top 10 Airports in the world for 2008 :
   
1. Hong Kong
2. Singapore
3. Seoul Incheon
4. Kuala Lumpur KLIA
5. Munich
6. Kansai
7. Copenhagen
8. Zurich
9. Helsinki
10. Cape Town

PATTAYA, Thailand - A summit of Asian leaders in Thailand was canceled on Saturday after hundreds of anti-government protesters breached security and swarmed into the media center at the hotel venue.

Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva declared a state of emergency in Pattaya, a beach resort about 150 kms (90 miles) south of the capital Bangkok and the venue for the East Asia Summit.

"The task for me and the government now is to provide security for the leaders to travel back home safely," Abhisit said in a brief televised address.

With protesters still roaming around the sprawling summit venue, about half of the leaders were evacuated by helicopter to a nearby military airbase.

The summit fiasco is a huge embarrassment for Abhisit's government, which came to power in December through parliamentary defections the opposition says were engineered by the military.

The weekend's events will also raise questions about how enduring his government can be. Four prime ministers over the last 15 months have failed to resolve Thailand's deep political rifts between the royalist, military and business elite, and a rural majority loyal to ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra.

On Saturday, hundreds of red-shirted Thaksin supporters broke through lines of soldiers and invaded the media center adjacent to the summit venue, the Royal Cliff hotel, blowing whistles, waving flags and shouting "Abhisit Out."

Red shirts vs blue shirts

Troops tried to stop them, but "red shirts" and soldiers came hurtling through a huge picture window at the media center in a furious scrum. Soldiers then bolted down the road to protect the hotel where Asian leaders were to hold a lunch.

After rampaging about the media center, the "red shirts" -- including a 90-year-old woman in a wheelchair -- were soon huddled with reporters in impromptu news conferences around the vast conference center. They denounced Abhisit's government as "anti-poor."

Thaksin, who lives in self-imposed exile to avoid jail on a corruption conviction, is thought to be bankrolling the "red shirts."

The billionaire was ousted in a 2006 coup, but his reconstituted party regained power after elections, sparking months of protests last year by "yellow shirts" who closed airports in Bangkok and took a huge toll on the economy.

ASEAN leaders were to sign an investment agreement with China, but that was scrapped after the protesters kept Chinese Premier Wen Jiaboa from reaching the Royal Cliff Hotel.

The "red shirts" had intended to protest peacefully but became infuriated when a group of blue-shirted pro-government vigilantes arrived on the scene.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said he deeply regretted the summit's cancellation.

"I hope for an early restoration of normalcy in Thailand and for the settlement of differences through dialogue and peaceful means," he said in a statement.

The East Asia Summit brings together the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia and New Zealand for discussions about trade, economic issues and regional security.

ASEAN groups Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam

Quote from: hofelina on April 11, 2009, 06:25:17 AM
Welcome,  Umeca, unsa man ka tagalog o bol-anon?

hofs, bol-anon sya, tan-awa iya first line sa iyahang statement.

ang boot pasabot cguro ni denver kanang naa jud hospital maskin gamay lang basta makaaccommodate og mga minor cases nga sakit para magamot dayon ang pasyente dili na moadto pa sa laing lungsod. 

daghan na jud ko og nabalitaan nga og bahin na sa kabilin sa mga tigulang, naa jud egsoon nga dili palupig inig bahin na gusto kanang tambokon nga juta dili ng dapanason na. ambot baya

beside sta. monica church

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on April 11, 2009, 08:12:52 PM
Bilar - Is named after a town and municipality located in the province of Álava, in the Basque Country, northern Spain.

Para sa mga social nga mga Bilarnons, ang ilang itubag kung pangutan-on taga asa sila, taga "Bell-air". Pina slang pagka sulti.

Naa na diay Bell-Air sa Bohol. abi ko og sa Makati lang.

Quote from: Lorenzo on April 11, 2009, 10:21:51 AM
How come there is no hospital in Mabini? Not even a medical clinica?

we have two medical clinics in Mabini but owned by private individual.

naa may hospital sa amoa pero wala na maatiman og dili sad kompleto sa mga kagamitan. It can accept only first aid but for major problems they will refer to nearby hospital in Candijay or Jagna.  Medyo bulok na ang maliit na hospital dahil ilang dekada na rin mula noong naitayo at hanggang ngayon kulang sa maintenance.

worldwide na baya sad ang taga Mabini.

Quote from: Lorenzo on April 11, 2009, 04:06:51 AM
Aduy, happy easter pood ninyo!

God Bless!

Thanks, Happy Easter sad!

Quote from: lindy on April 11, 2009, 02:29:04 AM
Aduy Happy Easter pod nimo diha. Asa ka dapita diha sa Saudi?

Happy Easter sad. dia ko sa Al-Khobar, western region ng saudi. ikaw asa man u dapit karon?

layua siin nimo Rud. pila na ka katuig diha? musta man ang kinabuhi diha sa Angola. diba bai mga itugmon mga tawo diha. u taga Mabs jud kong daku. ikaw asa man ka dapit sa Mabs

hehehehe....... ambot lang kaha galing og sa una daghang tangkig kay daplin man sad og dagat.

Ms. Bambi, some women or people like that because of monies.

naa tawon barrio ing-ana dugay na man ng baryoha although naa sa bukid, pinagmamalaki ko pa rin na taga roon ako.

walay sapayan sir. you are very most welcome.

sungle pa tawon ko ui? tungod sa pagkapilian hehehehe......ah dia diay pamilya ni macky diri. si bai amir man gud estorya sa akoa nga dia sad dapita si macky.

abi ko og sa denmark u kay "de" man gud extension sa imo email add. bitaw diri sad walay overtime tungod sa global crisis pero ok lang kay overtime raman ang nabawasan.

Quote from: Bambi on April 10, 2009, 11:19:13 PM
whahahaha di tan-awa mosugot kana lagi ug igo-igo ra basta humot.

Happy Easter diha aduy sa lugar sa mga moslims....na-a bay kwaresma diha?

wala tawon lusot napugos lang.

Happy Easter sad. walay kwaresma diri kay muslim man dili makasimba pinitensya unta og gamay pero wla may simbahan. mohangad nalang sa langit.

Quote from: Bambi on April 10, 2009, 11:16:26 PM
Asa ni siya kay mamaylo ko? 

maylo ba gud tawon nga naa man u sa denmark wartahan man. sagdan nalang nato sila kay lobal risis raba ron.

gikutasan na cguro Ms. Bambi og wala nay makaon. Sa atoa bitaw inig adto nako og tagbilaran naay malabyan nako diri sugod sa jagna hangtud valencia naay magtinda og gagmay nga mga iho gisulod raba sa basket manglugwa ang mga ikog unya ako unta kuhaan og pix arong ipakita sa kinaukulan pero looy sad ko kay unya og ako ang balikan ikaduha wala cguro laing suhot sa pangisda maong iho nalang ang nakuha.

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on April 10, 2009, 10:06:33 PM
Nakabawi jud ka Aduy. Thanks sa very informative reply. Pero kanang "Santos", asa man na dapit sa Bohol?

salamat nakabawi diay ko, nakakuha ko og pogi points. kuan na sir amoa nang baryo.

ah gibutang man jud tanan, wala na tay kalikajan ani. kadiri man kaaju ui, bahong ilok ngeeeeh....... di bali nalang cguro Ms. Bambi matigulang olitawo pero og parehas kay pokwang pde na sad cguro basta humot lang game nalang basta wag lang bahong ilok luod mann kaaju ui.

The $16.43 billion that overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) sent home last year placed the country in the fourth spot in the world's top recipients of remittances, the World Bank said.

The top three are India ($45 billion), China ($34 billion), and Mexico ($26 billion).

Landing in fifth place is Poland with $11 billion, followed by Nigeria ($10 billion), Egypt ($9.5 billion), Romania ($9 billion), Bangladesh ($9 million), and Pakistan ($7 billion).

Even with a projected drop of 5 to 8 percent for developing countries this year, the World Bank said remittances will remain resilient as well-established migrant workers are unlikely to leave their host countries even with the ongoing crisis.

Instead of going home, these workers are more likely to reduce the amount of money they send, the World Bank said.

The World Bank is expecting remittances to developing countries to fall to $290 billion this year from last year's high of $305 billion as the global economic crisis continues to take its toll on employment, particularly in host countries such as the United States.

In the Philippines, the multilateral lender is expecting a 4-percent drop in remittances for 2009. This will have a huge impact on the country as many families are highly dependent on remittance inflows.

Analysts watch the pace of Philippines' remittance growth as indicator of consumer spending, the fate of the peso, and other hints of upcoming economic data.

Quote from: Amir on April 10, 2009, 05:45:42 PM
maayo sab nang maiinit kaayo panagsa lang ba parang mapaso ang bitok

bai naa ko nahibaw-an para mawala ang bitok, inom og lana sa lubi, mao na pampurga sa amoa gawas jud ang bitok maskin og dili na moinom og init nga tea.

May 3 & 4 ang fiesta didto bai. hain man diay ka karon. dugay na diay ka wala kauli. daghan na og kausaban karon.

Quote from: Amir on April 02, 2009, 07:58:12 PM
para sa ako-ang ubos pangagpas, ang maka cause cancer gikan sa mga additives sa mga pagka-on

maingon jud bai kanang mga additives ang hinungdan. ikaduha maskin og dili tea atong imnon basta init kaau higop dayon naa jud side effect kay malapnos man atong lalamunan hangtud sulod sa atong tinae.

galing laman sad og ihubog hubog lang sa mga anak ang nadawat ni lolo. wala na rabay mosunod kay lump sum na.

T2 = Psssssssssssssssttttttt

In fairness nindot jud ang mga kanta ni Akon. The following are Akon's another beautiful songs:

1.  Right Now Na Na Na
2.  Dangerous

If your partner has no face value, you can't beat properly in the bed.

No satisfaction.

naa jud cguro meaning kay ako gani ngalan, ang meaning from the Latin root "lux," meaning "light."

MABINI; from Apolinario Mabini

Filipino nationalist and theorist of the Philippine revolution against Spanish colonial rule. Born into a peasant family in Batangas, Luzon Island, Mabini worked as a teacher before graduating in law from the University of Santo Tomás in 1894. He practiced briefly as a lawyer before joining the nationalist movement, led by Emilio Aguinaldo, in 1896. In the same year he was crippled by poliomyelitis, which may have saved him from execution by the Spanish, who arrested him that year. Mabini became the “brains of the revolution.” His hope was, when the Spanish-American War broke out in 1898, the United States would help secure independence for the Philippines from Spanish rule. He cautioned Aguinaldo against making a hasty declaration of independence, although this advice was ignored and the declaration was made in June 1898. Inspired by the French and American revolutions, Mabini drafted a democratic constitution for the Philippines. His ideas were not, however, incorporated in the constitution adopted at Malolos in 1898. Mabini’s intention of giving strong powers to the executive was rejected by the wealthier supporters of independence. Nor were his ideas on the separation of church and state acceptable. Mabini’s hopes of abolishing lotteries, liquor, cock-fighting pits, and capital punishment (except for military insubordination) were also doomed.


Abad Santos

from Jose Abad Santos

Quote from: windgate on April 10, 2009, 02:39:44 PM
ang mga ngalan sa mga tao diris bohol kay gisunod man sa almanac sa katoliko

mao jud wind. sa una kono og dili isunod sa almanac ang imong ngalan dili bunyagan sa pari mao intawon akong ngalan kinaraan pero happy man sad ko. karon wala na nasundo pataasan na sa ngalan, looy tawon inig kinder sa bata.

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on April 10, 2009, 11:13:33 AM
Kinsa man ni sila si Carmen, Pilar ug Alicia nga nahimo man ni silang mga ngalan sa lungsod sa Bohol?

Carmen: Carmen So
Pilar: Pilar Pilapil
Alicia: Alicia Alonzo

outlander

daku na jud og kausaban denver, dugay naman gud ka walay bakasyon bakasyon ui maong wala ka kabalo

Mao bitaw Sir mura og daghan ang kauswagan karon nga si Mayor Rances ang mayor. Ang mga stalls gani sa Mabini Market kay nindot tan-awon makamoderno na dili parehas sa una.  Naa sad lights sa kalsada from Mabini proper hangtud Tangkigan magbuntag man cguro ng mga street lights dili na hadlok maglakaw og gabii.

kadtong pagbakasyon nako diha sa January gisugdan na og concrete ang mga taytayan from Mabini hangtud Cabulao in preparation para sa pagconcrete sa kalsada.

concrete na ang kalsada sa mabini from La Union hangtud sa Mabini proper unya naa sad project nga econcrete ang kalsada from Mabini to Ubay agi sa Cabulao hangtud sa San Jose padulong sa Ubay.  daku na jud ang kausaban, dili ingon sa una nga giling giling tawon ta mosakay sa Saint Jude kay lubak lubak man ang kalsada. unya naa na sad mosud nga Van gikan sa Tagbilaran.

sir akala ko hapon katulad noong tumawag kayo. sa susunod nalang sir.

mao ba Sir, unsa mang orasaha ugma ang meeting? mga hapon ba? makaadto cguro ko sir ugma basta hapon lang. asa man sad dapita ang meeting.

single pa tawon ko ui

Happy Birthday GreenMachine.
Wish you all the best and God Bless.

Blowout?

Quote from: junayag on April 10, 2009, 04:49:47 AM
Aduy,

Busy permi gihapon? Looking forward to meet you in one of our meetings here in AlKhobar before I leave for the Philippines.

Sir, dili na kaau busy karon kay walang masyadong bids. kanus-a man ang sunod nga meeting? I hope makatambong na jud ko. salamat sa pag remind Sir.

Quote from: insurectus on April 10, 2009, 04:40:28 AM
If wala jud macover pwede naman magamit ang mga 3G phones as modem

pwede na diay gamiton ang mga 3G phones as modem sa atoa? pila man sad bawas sa load?

Donsol is part of Sorsogon. naa jud daghang whales didto. ang tawag locally ay "Butanding".

Best time to go is in March or April when these creatures are most present. It is guaranteed to witness minimum of 8 to 10 whale sharks in two hours. So take your time, swim with them and enjoy more of their sociable behaviour. Only cameras without flashes are allowed to use.

Because of their mysterious congregation, the once "never heard" town of Donsol became a common word of mouth relayed to every tourist arriving in the country.

in the absence of mary jane, pwede og naay inuman sagulan og tuselar (tablets) ang tuba or unsang klasehang alak mora sad ka og molupad ana basta more than 10 tablets mokilingkiling na jud ka ana.

diha sa january karong tuiga nag inquire ko sa smart office sa tagbilaran unya naa lang sila smartbro aside sa tagbilaran sa may baclayon, jagna, ubay, talibon og carmen lang. ambot kaha karon og nag upgrade ba sila. unya 3 KM perimeter lang ang covered sa ilang smartbro

Quote from: Amir on April 10, 2009, 04:02:55 AM
Sandstorm kuno diha karon bai tapos ga ulan ulan pa kuno wa ka mosuroy sa Al Khobar nga soruyanan kuno nyo kanina ah ugma siguro ka adto

nah alindahaw jud karon diri bai ganina pang mga 5pm hangtud karon og medyo naa sad sandstorm. mao ning kanunay sandstorm diri kay hapit naman gud ang summer. naalindahawan gani ko kay nag remit ko og wawartz sa western union. dili ko magsuruyan sa Al-Khobar bai kay sumhan na sad ko kay dia man ko nagpuyo. mosuroy lang ko mismo sa Al-Khobar center og magpadala og kwarta og mopalit sad og tinapay. kasagaran jud og ma friday diri (day off) sa balay ra jud ko dili maglaag kay daghan man magpaautograph sa akoa og mosuroy ko hehehehehe....joke lang.

Quote from: Amir on April 10, 2009, 03:54:43 AM
Bai Duy duda ko ni Denver ah, parang ato nani syang kauban diri sa una gapalit lang pangalan

bai bag-o pa na nga member si denver.

mao ba bai Amir dili diay pwede mogamit og exclamation foint, sorry jud kaayo kay wala ko kabalo ana. dili na jud mausab. salamat bai

mura jud siya og inahan nga nawad-an dayon og mga anak.

My condolences to all Families concerned.

critics

Quote from: Amir on April 10, 2009, 03:14:46 AM
Bai si Macky Ferniz silingan ra sab na nimo diay pero matawag tang nauna lang siguro na nimo, ako moapas lang unya ko ninyo diha kong papalarin

ah apas man jud mora man og moapas sa bukiran hehehehe..... dia sad diay na si Macky bai? asa man sya dapita

tinuod jud na bai imong giingon pero ngano kaha hangtud karon dili man jud nimo angkonon nga silingan ra jud ta diri sa gawas hehehehehe...................

Quote from: Amir on April 10, 2009, 02:22:59 AM
Bitaw bai sa amoa panagat ug farming ra sab ug mga handicrafts

parehas ra sad diay sa amoa bai pero karon kay daghan man og fiesta kasapi ang habal-habal kay daghan man magpahabal-habal.

normal na sa atoa basta kabilin na gani dili na mag inilhanay, naa pa gani uban moabot pa sa husgado mga kamag-anak lang tungod sa kabilin sa yuta. akong ka officemate karon moattend siya og hearing kay nag iniluganay sila sa kabilin sa ilang mga magulang. ang iyang kaatbang egsoon ra.

pamahaw: tinapay
paniudto: kabsa
panihapon: calamares og sarsiadong isda.

Quote from: Amir on April 10, 2009, 02:01:05 AM
naa man koy mga kaila diha bai sa mabini ang pangalan Boy mistizohon sab na ang iyang nanay tiquia pangalan.

sa kalag kalag diri ka ba sa bohol bai, kay maynakita ko sa barko padulong ug mabini may dalang airline ticket dili kaha to ikaw

daghan man ang mistizohon sa amoa bai isa na gani ko hehehehe....pero wala man ko kaila anang tiquia dili man gud ko laagan sa amoang lugar og mobakasyon ko adto ra jud ko sa amoang payag mogawas lang og magsimba og manabo.

wala man ko niuli diha sa kalag-kalag hinuon niuli ko diha sa January nitong tuiga lang bai. gimingaw na baya ko og sakay og barko bai kay aligri kaau unya inig kagabii naay disco, pagkahuman og disco adto sa rooftop sa barko pahayahay usahay mangita og kaestorya hehehehe.....

Quote from: Amir on April 10, 2009, 01:54:33 AM
Bai ang mabini ba along coastal ug unsa bay primary source of income diha, sa amoa kay ang source of income sa kadaghanan kay for hire man kong kinsa tong manginahanlan ug buddy bddy or  bodyguard.

farming japon ang primary source of income bai pero kanang daplin sa dagat nga barangay, pangingisda ilang primary source of income. along coastal ang Mabini bai og kilala sa pagka "Alimango Country" sa Bohol. Naa gani gamay nga isla sa amoa bai named "Lumislis".  Sa una moadto mi kadaghan jud sa Alimango og mga kinhason, suga-suga kay kanang islaha puro kawakatan (mangrove) maong daghan og alimango pero karon restricted na siya dili na kasudlan kay naay mga army nagbantay hangtud karon. 

sa inyo bai for hire or buddy buddy, unsa man na pang body guard ba?

How should Filipinos react if RP is described as a 'nation of servants'?

Sana next year mas bumaba pa ang corruption rate sa Pinas.

Forthcoming fiesta in Mabini:

May   4 : Poblacion 1
May   8 : San Roque
May 15 : Tambo
Last week of April : Marcelo (Kalimot ko unsa eksaktong petsa)

Naa pay uban pero kalimot ko sa exact date.

Mabini is a 4th class municipality in the province of Bohol. Based on 2007 census, it has a population of 28,788 people.

Mabini is politically subdivided into 22 barangays.

1.   Abaca
2.   Abad Santos
3.   Aguipo
4.   Concepcion (Banlas)
5.   Baybayon
6.   Bulawan
7.   Cabidian
8.   Cawayanan
9.   Del Mar
10. Lungsoda-an
11. Marcelo
12. Minol
13. Paraiso
14. Poblacion I
15. Poblacion II
16. San Isidro
17. San Jose
18. San Rafael
19. San Roque (Cabulao)
20. Tambo
21. Tangkigan
22. Valaga

Advance Happy Easter to Everybody!

Quote from: Amir on April 09, 2009, 06:19:51 PM
Tama ka bai basin unja ug pantasyahan ako ang makasala holy week raba.

bitaw bai angay nga behave sa ta ron kay unya og ma tooss noon ta ani. bawal raba mokaon og karne labina og buhi.

janjan, tinuod look-alike si denver ni cesar m. pero taken na sya dili na pwede. kaila man ko ni denver kay ako man siya silingan hehehehe...

Congrats Sir Mike! Proud of Bohol

magpinitensya sa karon, maong dili sa epost ni bai Amir. hulaton nalang kono next week.

tumityempo lang si bai Amir pero wala sad angay karon kay kwarisma raba makabusong unya.

Quote from: lumine on April 08, 2009, 03:57:58 PM
sobra jud iya kagwapa denver mao btaw nagkababy na sila dayon sa iya equally gwapo na bana.

nganong equally gwapo man, parehas diay sila?

parehas ta; unsa kahay nakita ni Pingping? tinuod kaha ng bujinggit?

pamahaw: sandwich lang
paniudto: halabos nga hipon
panihapon: salin sa paniudto

dili man maubos ang population bai, mas hinay lang cguro ang paglubo kay naa may ubang mga b***t nga moangay sad og baje. kadaghan ba sa ilaha nga naay anak kay motilaw man sad og laing putahe.

bitaw unsa kaha og mahitabo na imong hunahuna, kapoliki jud ka og balibad sa mga b***t kay buaw buyag ambongan man ka galing unya og adto naka sa b***t mareyp hehehehe.....

piece mga ba....t og tomb....y ha?

hala, daghan jud ang managan og mag post naka bai.

aha! bantog ra

SINGAPORE - Indonesia and Thailand are perceived as Asia's most corrupt economies, with last year's cellar-dweller the Philippines making a marked improvement, an annual survey of foreign business executives showed Wednesday.

Singapore and Hong Kong retained their top two rankings as the region's least corrupt economies, although there are concerns about private-sector fraud, according to the survey by the Political and Economic Risk Consultancy (PERC), made available to AFP.

Despite the negative perception of Indonesia, PERC noted "there has been a real headway in fighting the problem" under President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, who is seeking re-election in presidential polls in July.

Table of the corruption scores of 14 Asian economies as seen in a survey of more than 1,700 expatriate business executives by the Political and Economic Risk Consultancy (PERC).
Australia and the United States were included in the survey for purposes of comparison.

On a scale of zero to 10, zero is the best possible score.

1. Singapore, 1.07

2. Hong Kong, 1.89

3. Australia, 2.40

4. United States, 2.89

5. Japan, 3.99

6. South Korea, 4.64

7. Macau, 5.84

8. China, 6.16

9. Taiwan, 6.47

10. Malaysia, 6.70

11. Philippines, 7.0

12. Vietnam, 7.11

13. India, 7.21

14. Cambodia, 7.25

15. Thailand, 7.63

16. Indonesia, 8.32

Source: Agence France-Presse
"To be sure, the absolute scores show corruption in the public and private sectors is still very high," PERC said.

"But our latest survey shows that residents in Indonesia are more favourably impressed with the determined way the KPK (anti-corruption commission) has been fighting corruption than any of the other countries graded poorly for corruption."

It said the major question its respondents are asking in Indonesia is whether the anti-corruption efforts can be sustained.

The March results are based on more than 1,700 responses from 14 Asian economies plus Australia and the United States, which were included for comparison purposes, PERC said.

In a grading system with zero as the best possible score and 10 the worst, Indonesia got 8.32.

Thailand was seen as the second most corrupt country with a grade of 7.63, but PERC said foreign investors were more concerned about political stability.

"Very few expatriate executives find that corruption makes the country a less attractive place to live and do business," it said.

Cambodia was seen as the third most corrupt country with a score of 7.25, followed by India with 7.21 and Vietnam with 7.11.

A grade greater than 7.0 indicates that a "serious" corruption problem exists, PERC said.

Perceived as Asia's most corrupt country in the 2008 survey, the Philippines had a score of 7.0 to rank sixth from the bottom this year.

It was followed by Malaysia with 6.70, Taiwan with 6.47, China with 6.16, Macau with 5.84, South Korea with 4.64 and Japan with 3.99.

A score between 4.0 and 7.0 indicates a "moderate" level of corruption, the Hong Kong-based consultancy said.

The Philippine customs and tax agencies, police and politicians have the meanest reputation for corruption in the country, the consultancy said.

But while "there is very little confidence in the government's seriousness about fighting the problem," PERC also said that "the actual level of corruption is not as bad as it is often portrayed."

Singapore again topped the survey as Asia's least corrupt country with a score of 1.07, followed by Hong Kong with 1.89.

Australia scored 2.40 to be in third place followed by the United States with 2.89.

On regional financial centres Singapore and Hong Kong, PERC said "it is possible that the pressures of the recession will result in an increase in corruption in the private sector this year."

Everyone is off to bed, but not me, i actually just got out of the shower, getting ready for work.While everyone else calls it a day, i am just starting mine. This is how it is when you work in the call center. I still remember my days as a call center agent, and yes, it was my first time working the night shift and it was hard. I was used to working in the morning before i entered the call center industry and it was really not easy adjusting my body clock to what i call US standards. I didnt have a car that time so I had to take a bus going to work,(I was just a trainee that time with only training allowance so getting a cab was out of the question). On a good note, working nightshift has its advantages, mainly, travel time is shorter because there is less if not zero traffic.You also avoid the rush hours so goint to work and coming home is really a breeze.

While at work, I was amazed on how much coffee and energy drinks were consumed by the agents there I was doing outbound telemarketing that time so when we get on the phone, our supervisor does whatever she can to pump us up and keep the energy flowing while we were trying to get as many sales as we can. Background music, encouraging words and even a few bits of sweets here and there.Anything that would keep you up during the whole shift.

After the shift, some would get ready to go home, but some have other plans to end the day. That was where i first experienced drinking beer instead of coffee at 7am in the morning and this was not unusual for people that works in the call center. After a couple of bottles, I was ready to to go home, its still early so getting a ride home was easy. Ending my day and looking forward to a new day tonight.

That how my call center agent life was, there are some excitements and challenges in between but all in all, it was a great experience.Whenever i see or talk to somebody who is new in the call center, I cant help but see myself in them and I always tell them, ‘you still have a long way to go’, but don’t worry, the reward is well worth the journey.

ah! daghan man ang niboto sa dili, daghan cguro ang b***t og tomboy niboto ani hehehehe......joke....peace

Quote from: DENVER on April 08, 2009, 08:00:30 AM
congratulation to ms analyn mira who is graduated  last month in the degree of banking and finance in HNU.... FROM TIYO  Romy of Jeddah ksa.  good luck and GOD BLESS...

blated congratulation Ms. Mira. greetings from Ybañez and Pajo family in Abad Santos, Mabini.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 07, 2009, 10:53:21 PM
it's brod pete and angelica jones.

sila na diay BNC?

Quote from: mike on April 07, 2009, 08:56:16 PM
naay sinehan bai, naay bar sad..

kanindot diay diha noh, diri jud wala tawon "ika nga walay TGIF" maong ang ubang mga naa nay asawa sa pinas nag asawa sad diri og usob pero inig uli sa pinas kaliwali na hehehehe....

Quote from: mike on April 07, 2009, 08:51:20 PM
dili na kaayo tugnaw bai...sugod napud sa ting-init unya pohon.

unsa  may kalingawan diha bai naa bay sinihan? diri wala jud tawon kalingawan, walay sinihan, beer house, bars jamo jud tawon maong internet lang jud akong kalingawan ining human og work sa office.

Quote from: mike on April 07, 2009, 08:44:57 PM
sakto kaayo ka bai. ang mga pinoy bai mga buotan, matinahuron ug may kaalam. parehas nimo usa ka ambongan ug usa ka role model nga empleyado.naks.

ah sobra man sa pagdayeg ui! motambok man atong puso ani? bai diha sa Doha init na ba or tugnaw pa. diri kay dili na kaau tugnaw kay pa summer naman pwede na maligo og beach

Quote from: mike on April 07, 2009, 08:40:43 PM
bisag unsay work bai basta tinarung ug kinasing kasing bai. kinaiya sa bol-anon nga kugihan, dedicated ug honest.

tinuod jud na basta maningkamot lang gud og mag work og tarong mao nay bol-anon.