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Quote from: hubag bohol on February 15, 2012, 09:30:36 PM
Hmm, wa ba kahay sulod nga makagaba...

Makagaba jud basta dili mag bahin-bahin... kailangan "share" 

Quote from: islander on February 15, 2012, 01:42:24 PM
for the likes of hubag and bugsay, here's a more interesting one:  Rosanna Roces

osang, before plastic surgery:

Kini, wa nako kaabot ani niya... igsoon diay pod ni nila? Aw, sakto ba akong sabot?

Aw, Gretchen diay... hehe 

Kinsa tong ngan sa iyang maguwang? Claudette bato? Mao man siguro to ang ni retire from the movies unya nibalik unya dili napod kaayo gwapa like before... nanambok napod sama sa kadaghanan hehehehe 

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on February 15, 2012, 12:43:30 PM
pwede man seguro pud hire-ron si hubag bohol nga stage director or voice director ba kaha ron. labing klaro nga pagkaestorya, at this point sa akong kinabuhi, i've lost interest watching hollywood movies. puro recycled. nothing new.

i am more interested sa mga estorya sa kabaryohan ug sa mga filipino sa gawas. diha bitaw toy indie film nga gihimo sa Cebu entitled "Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria", babae ang scripter adto, labihang nindota paminawon sa conversation. nangita ko sa DVD ani wala pa ko kakita ug asa ko kapalit ani.

Lahi pod tong English movie nga (di ko sure sa title): The Gospel of Eli (duol-duol naman god sa Eleuteria) hehehehe  

Ingna lang unya ko kung kinahanglan kag "music soundtrack" Ms. Isles... atong paningkamotan ug sundayag hehehe 

Quote from: islander on February 15, 2012, 09:40:24 AM
nakasumpay ko ato nga thread kausa... si iyo botoy wa tingali kadipara ato.  may pagka-erehes gyod.

Nag mutiny sag iya sa TB (Tsaynis Batikan) 

Aw Claudine man diay tuod ni... I was thinking of her sister. Oooops, simyat ko da, hehehe... 

Kaloy-an ra diay gehapon sa Ginoo naka survived imong BFF sa unang yugto sa trahedya sa iyang kinabuhi ug nga karon gesugsog na sad ug lain - chicken wings lagi gawas ana - buhi man gani sa una genamos ray kinaon (exaggerated). But that was courageous of you to remind her of her beginning... basin diay pod mosaptop "kahit papa'no" (kung sa Tinagawog pa), in God's time. 

Ajaw salig anang magkinaugalingog taud sa mga wire... tawag o patabang ug tiunay nga electrician para maka sigurado... delikado baya pod kung dili up to code.

Ngeee parehas mani sa akong thread gabii... bwahahaha!!!

Karon unsa naman iya nawong o porma... duna bay update? Hehehehe...

Kung pwede pa lang e copy + paste samot... 

Gikan diay ni ni "Sincerelt Yours" bwahahaha!!! Concern Citizen 

TB = TIG BAID diay ning kamota bwahehehe 

TB = Tawhanong Bahandi... nga labaw pa sa bulawan (matud nimo, aw, nila diay ) 

TB = TINAGOANG BUHAT gekumpisal bwahahaha!!! 

TB = Tingog Balingsyahanon!!! 

TB = Tug-an Bwaize!!! 

TB = Tiunay'ng Balentayns!!! 

Na yatis na!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnkhbegT2P8#ws

From the Vatical Information Service...

Vatican City, 11 February 2012 (VIS) - The Holy Father:

Appointed Archbishop Romulo G. Valles of Zamboanga, Philippines, as metropolitan archbishop of Davao (area 2,443, population 1,477,000, Catholics 1,185,000, priests 157,religious 809), Philippines. He succeeds Archbishop Fernando R. Capalla, whose resignation from the pastoral care of the same archdiocese the Holy Father accepted, upon having reached the age limit.

Addendum:
Archbishop Moloy Valles is originally from Maribojoc, Bohol. 

Quote from: bugsay on February 14, 2012, 09:17:09 PM
paa ra jud ahong nakita...sori..

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 14, 2012, 09:56:53 PM
Kanang iyang oversized boots, puno nag baki...

Patungod mo di ba makakita pod mog unlan sa sud hehehe... daghang tinapigan ning boots-a 

Self-explanatory... 

TB = Todi Balintayns!!! 

Hehehe... daghan na 

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on February 14, 2012, 01:20:40 PM
There is wisdom in that image. Thanks Padz. Unsa nga klase nga strong?

Army strong matud pa sa commecial sa tv...

Tingon pa... da da da bwahahaha!!!

Pila na kaha ka karat na ron? 

REUTERS By Philip Pullella | Reuters

http://news.yahoo.com/monsignors-mutiny-revealed-vatican-leaks-140524856.html

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Call it Conspiracy City. Call it Scandal City. Call it Leak City. These days the holy city has been in the news for anything but holy reasons.

"It is a total mess," said one high-ranking Vatican official who spoke, like all others, on the condition of anonymity.

The Machiavellian maneuvering and machinations that have come to light in the Vatican recently are worthy of a novel about a sinister power struggle at a medieval court.

Senior church officials interviewed this month said almost daily embarrassments that have put the Vatican on the defensive could force Pope Benedict to act to clean up the image of its administration - at a time when the church faces a deeper crisis of authority and relevance in the wider world.

Some of those sources said the outcome of a power struggle inside the Holy See may even have a longer-term effect, on the choice of the man to succeed Benedict when he dies.

From leaked letters by an archbishop who was transferred after he blew the whistle on what he saw as a web of corruption and cronyism, to a leaked poison pen memo which puts a number of cardinals in a bad light, to new suspicions about its bank, Vatican spokesmen have had their work cut out responding.

The flurry of leaks has come at an embarrassing time - just before a usually joyful ceremony this week known as a consistory, when Benedict will admit more prelates into the College of Cardinals, the exclusive men's club that will one day pick the next Roman Catholic leader from among their own ranks.

"This consistory will be taking place in an atmosphere that is certainly not very glorious or exalting," said one bishop with direct knowledge of Vatican affairs.

The sources agreed that the leaks were part of an internal campaign - a sort of "mutiny of the monsignors" - against the pope's right-hand man, Secretary of State Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone.

Bertone, 77, has a reputation as a heavy-handed administrator and power-broker whose style has alienated many in the Curia, the bureaucracy that runs the central administration of the 1.3 billion-strong Roman Catholic Church.

He came to the job, traditionally occupied by a career diplomat, in 2006 with no experience of working in the church's diplomatic corps, which manages its international relations. Benedict chose him, rather, because he had worked under the future pontiff, then Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, in the Vatican's powerful doctrinal office.

"It's all aimed at Bertone," said a monsignor in a key Vatican department who sympathizes with the secretary of state and who sees the leakers as determined to oust him. "It's very clear that they want to get rid of Bertone."

Vatican sources say the rebels have the tacit backing of a former secretary of state, Cardinal Angelo Sodano, an influential power-broker in his own right and a veteran diplomat who served under the late Pope John Paul II for 15 years.

"The diplomatic wing feels that they are the rightful owners of the Vatican," the monsignor who favors Bertone said.

Sodano and Bertone are not mutual admirers, to put it mildly. Neither has commented publicly on the reports.

WHISTLE-BLOWING ARCHBISHOP

The Vatican has been no stranger to controversy in recent years, when uproar over its handling of child sex abuse charges has hampered the church's efforts to stem the erosion of congregations and priestly recruitment in the developed world.

But the latest image crisis could not be closer to home.

It began last month when an Italian television investigative show broadcast private letters to Bertone and the pope from Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano, the former deputy governor of the Vatican City and currently the Vatican ambassador in Washington.

The letters, which the Vatican has confirmed are authentic, showed that Vigano was transferred after he exposed what he argued was a web of corruption, nepotism and cronyism linked to the awarding of contracts to contractors at inflated prices.

As deputy governor of the Vatican City for two years from 2009 to 2011, Vigano was the number two official in a department responsible for maintaining the tiny city-state's gardens, buildings, streets, museums and other infrastructure, which are managed separately from the Italian capital which surrounds it.

In one letter, Vigano writes of a smear campaign against him by other Vatican officials who were upset that he had taken drastic steps to clean up the purchasing procedures and begged to stay in the job to finish what he had started.

Bertone responded by removing Vigano from his position three years before the end of his tenure and sending him to the United States, despite his strong resistance.

Other leaks center on the Vatican bank, just as it is trying to put behind it past scandals - including the collapse 30 years ago of Banco Ambrosiano, which entangled it in lurid allegations about money-laundering, freemasons, mafiosi and the mysterious death of Ambrosiano chairman Roberto Calvi - "God's banker."

Today, the Vatican bank, formally known at the Institute for Works of Religion (IOR), is aiming to comply fully with international norms and has applied for the Vatican's inclusion on the European Commission's approved "white list" of states that meet EU standards for total financial transparency.

Bertone was instrumental in putting the bank's current executives in place and any lingering suspicion about it reflects badly on him. The Commission will decide in June and failure to make the list would be an embarrassment for Bertone.

ITALIAN POPE?

Last week, an Italian newspaper that has published some of the leaks ran a bizarre internal Vatican memo that involved one cardinal complaining about another cardinal who spoke about a possible assassination attempt against the pope within 12 months and openly speculated on who the next pope should be.

Bertone's detractors say he has packed the Curia with Italian friends. Some see an attempt to influence the election of the next pope and increase the chances that the papacy returns to Italy after two successive non-Italian popes who have broken what had been an Italian monopoly for over 450 years.

Seven of the 18 new "cardinal electors" -- those aged under 80 eligible to elect a pope -- at this Saturday's consistory are Italian. Six of those work for Bertone in the Curia.

Bertone, as chief administrator, had a key role in advising the pope on the appointments, which raised eyebrows because of the high number of Italian bureaucrats among them.

"There is widespread malaise and delusion about Bertone inside the Curia. It is full of complaints," said the bishop who has close knowledge of Vatican affairs.

"Bertone has had a very brash method of running the Vatican and putting his friends in high places. People could not take it any more and said 'enough' and that is why I think these leaks are coming out now to make him look bad," he said.

POPE "ISOLATED"

Leaked confidential cables sent to the State Department by the U.S. embassy to the Vatican depicted him as a "yes man" with no diplomatic experience or linguistic skills and the 2009 cable suggests that the pope is protected from bad news.

"There is also the question of who, if anyone, brings dissenting views to the pope's attention," read the cable, published by WikiLeaks.

The Vatican sources said some cardinals asked the pope to replace Bertone because of administrative lapses, including the failure to warn the pope that a renegade bishop re-admitted to the Church in 2009 was a well-known Holocaust denier.

But they said the pope, at 84 and increasingly showing the signs of his age, is not eager to break in a new right-hand man.

"It's so complicated and the pope is so helpless," said the monsignor.

The bishop said: "The pope is very isolated. He lives in his own world and some say the information he receives is filtered. He is interested in his books and his sermons but he is not very interested in government."

(Editing by Jon Boyle and Alastair Macdonald)

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 13, 2012, 05:39:52 AM

Tuay nawong ug baki (aw baki man diay!) gapangitngit ibabaw sa babaye 

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 13, 2012, 08:51:23 PM
Naa sa itaas, tulo kuno ka lamok nga samokan, alingugngog morag baki nga gakokak...

Gapakahoy aron do obyus...

Quote from: islander on February 13, 2012, 03:09:25 PM
para sa duha ka pitot dinhi sa tb.  you know them...

daghan bitaw pitot didi tb ahihihi 

Love it! This 1970 arrangement is the most familiar to me 

Nagtikungko.... kay tugnaw kaayo sa gawas 

I still play in my thought "The Greatest Love Of All" we sang as seminarians many years ago; I can still see the notes of the vocal arrangements running through my musical imaginations 

Sexing buntis ni siya... 

Nabuntis naman gani dayon, bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 13, 2012, 01:19:17 PM
Yes, Father, I just attended a meeting some time ago on this topic (Hypertension control). Several years ago, it was considered okay to give beta blockers sa mga chf patients kai cardioprotective lagi, pero, ang problema kai ang result of beta blockers kai maka slow down sa kasingkasing.

So, it is now advised that og naay patients with chf (nondecompensated; dili stable ilang heart), ajaw na lang ihatag beta blockers.

Daghan tawo sa una namatay kai wa gi implement ni. I hope that doctors in Pinas have implemented this as well.

What about BYSTOLIC... are you familiar with this med? I take them in addition to Deltiez (I forgot the spelling) and Avapro. Then the cardiologist told me to cut it (Bystolic in half) kay makabaga daw sa lining sa heart? After the angioplasty I decided to stop it but continued on with Avapro and Deltiezem. Plus I have now Flavix and Aspirin 325 mg. Hehehehe.... puros na lang ta ani medicine. Mo yayay samot ani atong kidney!!! 

Wala pay labot ani ang sa thyroid problem, diabetes and calcium acetate for the other stuff, bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 13, 2012, 01:28:14 PM
hehehe, really? Daghan mga bisaya diri sa chicago, Father. Gi invited ko sa Visayan Association several months ago by a colleague sa hospital. Daghan man diay Bol-anon og Subu-anon diri sa Chicago.

Yes. The Boholano Groups hosted, besides meetings and religious activities, most of our dinners, picnics and suroy-suroy...

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 13, 2012, 01:28:36 PM
Seminary Reunion to, Father?

No. Paring Bol-anon, USA.

Here's an impromptu e-mail I sent to parishioners after Mass this Sunday...

TO FELLOW PARISHIONERS:

Here's a sample video of fun-singing Ryan (our organist) and I did after 11AM Mass today. Ryan was kind and patient enough to allow me to learn the music we  had in our hands for the first time, hehe. We did 5 takes in all (we started to get hungry that's why we had to stop ). Anyway, this was TAKE 1.

This is a song written by a former contemporary in the seminary (he was the first songwriter-seminarian of our seminary who later became a priest and music director of  same seminary)... while the lyrics was written by our professor/rector/former music director who later on became a Bishop in the Philippines. These 2 special people TAUGHT ME MUSIC (informal though it was), which I'm so blessed to share with you always in my 11 years being with you.

They co-wrote this song in the early or midst 2000 when Bishop visited the U.S. (Tampa, FL).

Click here to play the video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xvVPKL5zcQ#ws


(Addendum: Like I said we were just having fun-singing... I was out of tune a lot of times hahaha. I promise
I will perfect this song soon and will be teaching this to our choir and our daily Mass Group)

For those interested in music notes, here's the link:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/81411754/We-Are-the-Children-of-the-World-Song-for-Azalea#

Here's the lyric to the song:

Words by Most Rev. Zacharias “Ites” Jimenez, D.D.

Music by TQ Solis, Jr.

1
We are the children of the universe
Vessels of goodness, truth and beauty
Ambassadors of peace and love
We are the children of the world.

2
We sing of joy to everyone's heart
To touch and lift the human spirit
We hum a tune of harmony
Dancing to the feast of life.

Refrain:
We hold the promise of the future
Waiting to be born
We keep the strength of awesome wonder
Of a brandnew day.

3
We are the flowers in the garden
Of myriad colors, timeless splendor
Among the stones, grasses and thorns
We steal the eyes of everyone.

4
We are the treasure of humanity
The hope of every human family
No gold, no gem can buy a dream
Dream that one day will come true.

(Repeat Refrain)

(Repeat Verse 1)

Coda:
We can heal a broken world.

Copyright © 2000 QT del Sol Music
Administered by PB Music Int’l
All Rights Reserved


FRO

They now must have what they call the BIG APPS hahahaha 

Good warning for users Bran... wa jud mi hanaw nga ani diay ni

Beautiful Chicago... we had our reunion there in 2009 

Quote from: islander on February 11, 2012, 05:11:22 PM
eh?

Cookie Sutra

Eh.... para ni kinsa ni? 

Luoy kay ang iyang uyab o kauban ga sige lag piktyur2x bwahahaha!!!

Very young pa kaayo...

Quote from: islander on February 11, 2012, 11:53:32 PM
i am the momo, i am at your back right now, hehehe.

Feeling ghost diay ta ron...

Nangita ra tog "biton" kay limpyador tong k******n hehehe... 

Quote from: bugsay on February 11, 2012, 11:46:40 AM
nagtapiig nangita'g koneksyon

Morag rocket

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 10, 2012, 11:04:38 AM
Kutis porselana...

Cookies Pusilunon (pusiyana) 

Mao ni model sa bag-ong programa sa Wowowee: HAIT o HABOL? 

Ako miga iya ngan BALUT, unya ako ig-agaw pod iya angga kay BULAT hehehe...

She's a good BUN-tay to the karnero!!! 

Lyrics and piano score available at this link:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/81238036/Chosen-in-His-Love#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEOJHSQQVEo#

CHOSEN IN HIS LOVE

Words by Fr. Arnold Zamora

Music by Ryan Cayabyab

Performed by Fr. Edick Monreal

Back-up vocals by Ed Nepomuceno & Annie Nepomuceno

Arranged by Ryan Cayabyab

Produced by Ed Nepomuceno

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Ok, give e 8 kabuok!!!

Dako nga mga balay...

Kokadile nuon obyus 

Ngeeee nangayuyit naman mga taga yebee... yiyi na nanuna 

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 11, 2012, 04:58:03 AM
mag imagine imagine na lang ta diri, Father. Guwapo bitaw kaayo ang beauty sa nature noh?

Mao jud mag imagine na lang jud ka... the fly is fishing bwahahahaha!!! If you need company, call on Bay Hubs, Chriswise o di ba si bay Bugs para naa moy unlan-unlanon samtang nag imagine hehehe

Dako nga hospital, Bran...

Abi pod nako BK Whopper ang gesalo...  ilad ko sa thread da

Hehehe... serene or serena? 

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 10, 2012, 01:39:27 PM
Hubag Bohol is Rafiki. bwahahaha

Basin nabali, dili Rafiki... but, Fiki Ra, bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: islander on February 10, 2012, 01:57:45 PM
aw, kun type ni bugsay ang chicks nga duol ra ang ilok ug bugan, i believe you.

Ilok nga duol sa bugan... tawag ana ILOGAN 

Love this version... byutax au!!! 

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 10, 2012, 11:04:38 AM
Kutis porselana...

Mora sag siopao sa Pasonangka hamis jamo... 

New music from Bohol...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RAY8ieUFTc#


Words and music by TQ Solis, Jr.
Loay, Bohol

Produced and arranged by Fr. Arnold Zamora
Tagbilaran City

Video edited by Fro's Music

+++ (Lyrics Included) +++

GOD IS GOOD TO ME AT ALL TIME

Words and music by TQ Solis, Jr.

1
God is good to me at all time
He is kind and merciful
He sustains my every endeavor
And He keeps me safe from harm

2
God is good to me at all time
He provides for all my needs
He's my rock and my salvation
The God of all in whom I trust

REFRAIN:
There's nothing to fear
With the Lord by my side
He is my armor, He is my shield
In the dark of night
He leads me to the light

3
God is good to me at all time
He protects me from my foes
He reveals His awesome glory
In everything that He has made

(Refrain)

4
God is good to me at all time
He provides for all my needs
He's my rock and my salvation
The God of all in whom I trust.

Copyright © 2012 QT del Sol Music
All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secure

First deanery meeting (with priests and deacons in our area) in a long time... taud2x naman diay pod wa ko ka attend intawon tungod sa akong obligasyon sa akong panglawas (sakto ba ba pagka sulti i.e,. health-wise hehehe 

Paper rose ra among thorns hehehe 

Ayaw kabalaka kay di man sad first language nila Bay Bugs and Bay Bugs ang Cebuano language; Pekingese man ila hilig, labi na kung red silky qipao ang accent 

Quote from: islander on February 10, 2012, 01:20:18 AM
we had a little grill party at home.  bag-o pa kong nahuman ug panghipos ug tiwas kay gipapahuway na lang nakog una ang mga nitabang kay momata pa ra ba silag sayo.  naglurat na sad akong mata pareha gabii nga hapit na mi alas dos nga niabot sa balay gikan sa airport kay nitagbo ni banana republic.  i still enjoy this habit of counting the spoons, forks, and knives and other cutlery after a party.  i enjoy it more when nothing is misplaced.   

Good job, Ms. Isles. When is the next party? Kay mo gratecrush ming mga TBlanders hehehe 

If they get bored, mamorda pod na sila... pex man!!! 

Guihulngan man siguro ni...

Quote from: bugsay on February 08, 2012, 04:46:28 PM
pokus nalang ko sa unlan aron di ma tongklingklang....

ajaw ka tongklingklang kay nahimo unya nang milkshake ang gatas hahaha 

Kung wa pa ma hap, aw, nag hapyod2x na jud to red qipao hehehe 

Fan ni siya ni Pacman!!!

An article about St. Genevieve Church on Times Picayune during its recovery period 2006-2007