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Quote from: bugsay on April 26, 2011, 09:29:30 AM
ubos sa usa ka kondisyon nga ihatag gihapon nimo ang ilang katungod nga saktong sweldo, insintib kon ang himatyon maayo ug dili mamenteryo, mid yir bonus, 13, 14 ug 15th mant pe + krismas bonus.....serbis wid gasolin alawans...mga seksi ra ba ni sila...

Tsk, tsk, tsk. Mao diayng nahutdan kas pawer kay spoiled man jamo imong nga sakop. Di ko ka-afford ani nga kondisyones. Maglaway na lang ko ani…

He he, some kind of barking dog, this sign...

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 26, 2011, 01:43:27 AM
kung sa countryside ka nagpuyo, sakto ra ni kaayo pero kung sa syudad na nagkinahanglan na ug saktong pagbudget aron makaigo sa pamilya nga naay 2 ka anak gagmay.

Kon sa countryside unya naay gamayng luna diin pwede magtanom-tanom ginagmay, mag buhi og mga manok ug hayopan, kon naay permanenteng P10k kada buwan maigo ra bitaw tingali...

Daghan jud ang disgrasya aning overtaking nga wa sa lugar...

Ni Darrel A. Carumba ug Romeo Limpangog/EIM (Banat) Updated April 26, 2011 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Patay diha-diha ang drayber sa motorsiklo nga nalatayan ang lawas ug pulos kritikal ang duha ka angkas niini human madasmagi sa gikasugat nilang bus pasaheroan sa barangay Guinsay siyudad sa Danao niadtong Domingo sa alas 5:45 sa hapon.

Ang namatay mao si Jose Lucero, taga Malbago barangay Luyang lungsod sa Carmen, samtang ang duha niya ka angkas nga pulos nangaangol mao sila si Oliver Cando, ug Bethoven Oncines. Samtang ang drayber sa Ceres bus nga dunay plaka nga GXF-315 mao si Julito Abayon kinsa mitahan usab sa kapolisan.

Matud ni PO1 Rommel Costan, traffic investigator sa Danao City Police dihang nahinabi sa Banat News kusog nga nagpadagan gikan sa siyudad sa Sugbo paingon sa Bantayan ang bus.

Samtang ang mga biktima gikan sa lungsod sa Carmen paingon sa siyudad sa Danao ug nagsugat ang direksiyon apan pag-abot sa maong dapit giingong mi-overtake ang motorsiklo sa nag-unang motorsiklo apan nasampak kini sa maong bus.

Matud pa sa drayber sa bus nga misuway unta kini paglihay sa motorsiklo apan nasangit gyud ang manobela niini ug nalamba hinungdan sa pagkalagpot ni Lucero ilawom sa maong bus ug nalatayan sa ligid ang lawas.

Samtang ang duha ka angkas ni Lucero daling gidala sa Danao District Hospital.   - BANAT NEWS

Iyang ihatag nako ang iyang nga sumusunod...

Quote from: chriswise on April 25, 2011, 09:46:06 PM
naa?kinsay ingon si bai bugs....he.he.he..sa amoa god kay i babaw man sa nilong ag,ang cat kon hapit na maloto ang nilong ag,,,hmmm,,,nam2x,,sawaf,,he,he,

Half-cooked diay?

Kon arbularyong buta, manghapit ra ba kon dalaga ang pasyente...

Final strategy

The labor sector believes population management is the “final strategy” for easing unemployment.

This was according to Labor Assistant Secretary Ma. Teresa Soriano who noted that the consensus emerged during the planning sessions for the Philippine Development Plan.

“What do you mean by manage? We try to curb the (population) growth in such a way that (it won’t be) as high as before. That’s why the term we used is ‘managed population,’’’ she said. She did not say if the Reproductive Health bill is part of the strategy.

“It’s difficult. It’s controversial because of the opposition of the Church as well as other groups,” she said.

But Labor Undersecretary for Labor Standards and Social Protection Charter Lourdes Trasmonte said they have already been promoting “family planning and responsible parenthood” as mandated by the Labor Code.

“It is in the Labor Code. We are mandated to promote family planning program as part of the Family Welfare Program,” she said.       

But she clarified that DOLE does not promote any method of family planning.

“We don’t tell them to have contraceptives but we have to encourage them to manage the population or the number of children they will have because this will also affect the productivity of the workers, especially when there’s so many children, they will always be absent. (It can lead to) absenteeism,” she added.

Trasmonte claimed that parents “should not be burdened so much of so many children because they are also working.”

This as Labor Department is set to turn over to the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) a Philippine Labor and Employment Plan (PLEP) 2011-2016 in tomorrow’s 1st National Summit on Labor and Employment.

Labor Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz said that PLEP “mirrors the goal of the Philippine Development Plan 2011-2016 as well as President Aquino’s Social Contract with the Filipino people.”

“A sectoral plan that supports the PDP 2011-2016, the PLEP 2011-2016, is the principal document that communicates the country’s vision for labor and employment. It sets the country’s directions in labor and employment over the next five years,” Baldoz added.

The document contains the labor market situation over the past five years, assessment of issues and challenges facing the labor sector as well as strategic framework for responses, among others. â€" With Delon Porcalla, Evelyn Macairan, Sheila Crisostomo


http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=679615&publicationSubCategoryId=63

Democratic policy

Meantime, Malacañang yesterday said that the admission made by a ranking Catholic bishop that some priests are in favor of the reproductive health bill is more than enough proof that the government is adopting a democratic policy on the issue of population control.

“Again, what’s nice is that we are encouraging individual thinking in the sense that we really have to make, as individuals, the choice whether to support something or not,” said deputy presidential spokesperson Abigail Valte.

Her statement was in response to the statement of Pampanga Archbishop Paciano Aniceto, chairman of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) - Episcopal Commission on Family and Life, that dissent is also observed in the Catholic church hierarchy.

“Well, in the Church, there’s a space for dissent also... Even the 10 commandments, there are many who disobey it, right?” he told reporters in an interview over the weekend, when asked whether the Catholic Church is solid on the RH bill issue.

“From our end, we’ve always been very transparent on what the stand of the President is,” Valte said.

Likewise, Valte said the Aquino government does not have any issue with other religious groups or sects supporting either the RH or the responsible parenthood bill which will provide all data regarding natural and artificial methods.

‘Stop dialogue’

Retired Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal, on the other hand, said yesterday he does not see any reason why the Catholic Church and Malacañang should continue their dialogue on the RH bill.

This after President Aquino recently announced that he supports the passage of the controversial legislation.

In an interview over Church-run Radio Veritas, Vidal said that if the President has already made up his mind, “What is the dialogue for?”

Vidal also pointed out that Aquino has contradicting statements regarding the issue.

Marbel, South Cotabato Bishop Dinualdo Gutierrez, for his part, said there was no need for the Catholic Church to excommunicate the President but Aquino on his own may decide not to receive communion.

Former CBCP president and Jaro, Iloilo Archbishop Angel Lagdameo said that he is also saddened because Aquino ruined the trust of the Filipino people.

“I just hope that he would open his eyes and heart to see what would be good for the country,” he said.

By Helen Flores (The Philippine Star) Updated April 26, 2011 12:00 AM


MANILA, Philippines - Various religious groups, including the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC), joined hands in calling for the swift passage of the controversial Reproductive Health bill in Congress.

The Interfaith Partnership for the Promotion of Responsible Parenthood, Inc. (IPPRP) said that the RH bill is “truly pro-life, pro-family, pro-poor and pro-national development.”

“We urge our legislators to seriously push for the passage of the long-overdue RH/RP (responsible parenthood) bill toward its immediate implementation,” the group said in a statement yesterday.

Aside from INC, the other IPPRP members include the National Council of Churches in the Philippines, United Church of Christ of the Philippines, Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches, United Methodist Church, Philippine for Jesus Movement, Iglesia Filipina Independiente, Christian and Missionary Alliance Churches of the Philippines, Seventh Day Adventist, Salvation Army, Catholics for Reproductive Health, and Episcopal Church of the Philippines.

“We are ready to support the bills on reproductive health as long as there would be no immoral elements in them,” INC executive minister Eduardo Manalo said in a letter to Biliran Rep. Rogelio Espina, chairman of the House committee on population and family relations, in October last year.

Speaking at the weekly Kapihan sa Diamond Hotel media forum yesterday, IPPRP chairman Bishop Rodrigo Tano said the Catholic bishops have maintained a negative idea about human sexuality.

He said sex topics are considered taboo by the Catholic Church.

Meanwhile, Sen. Panfilo Lacson, former health secretary Esperanza Cabral and former Akbayan Rep. Riza Hontiveros expressed confidence that the bill will be passed in the 15th Congress.

“I think it will also have a big chance of passing considering that no less than the President is an advocate,” Lacson said at the same media forum.

President Aquino had said he was willing to be excommunicated if that is what supporting the RH bill would entail.

Lacson said the counterpart bill is set to be introduced in plenary at the Senate.

Cabral, a staunch advocate of the RH bill, said a comprehensive reproductive health policy would help reduce maternal mortality as well as cases of induced abortion in the country.

Cabral said the government could no longer provide subsidies to the poor if the population continues to grow.

Hontiveros, for her part, said that the RH bill is not only about population control but also about women empowerment.

Oi, semi-albino tuod...

He he, kasabot man lagi kag Ilonggo bay...

Quote from: chriswise on April 25, 2011, 07:15:40 PM
he,he,he,he,ingon man god to bai bugs,,ba,,he,he,

Absent siya rong tuiga...

Quote from: chriswise on April 25, 2011, 07:06:34 PM
kana bai murag wala pako kita og naay nipang os og cat ,,he,he,he,,

Naay daghan sa Tsina ana bay...

Ninuno nga bida...

He he, kon modaog ka bay unya magpakumbira, ayaw lang ihawa ang imong kabaw ha?

Kini pud ang sampol sa Negro nga albino...

Quote from: chriswise on April 25, 2011, 07:04:01 PM
unsa pamay ubang albino,,naa bay uwak na albino? negro na albino bai naa?he,he,he,,

Dia ra ang uwak nga albino bay...

Quote from: chriswise on April 25, 2011, 07:00:10 PM
e,he,he,,diko kabalo ana bai,,na may ara man gin suginlan  sa imo,,,mag sige lang man maglantaw sa tv,,he,he,he,he,,,,

He he, manughilig ka gid sang TV bla, amo gid nga sayod ka kabahin kang Kokey haw...

Paet. Bisan na lang untag decently poor...

Quote from: chriswise on April 25, 2011, 06:55:38 PM
nya bai naa nisayaw og baga?he,he,he,

Kadtong papel nga gipasayawsayaw maoy pasundayag rong tuiga...

Quote from: chriswise on April 25, 2011, 06:47:58 PM
ang2x taga tsina naman na sija,,,

Hmm. Unya mokaon pa jud og cat?

Gisundog ra nang hitsura ni Kokey aning troll doll bay...

Quote from: chriswise on April 25, 2011, 06:47:07 PM
he,he,he,he,,uniporme diay,,,

He he, kinahanglan maayong modalag hilas para makabagdok...

Quote from: chriswise on April 25, 2011, 06:49:58 PM
dis a man ka aning hulagwaya napod,,labi murag taga google jod ka nag trabaho ba,,kompleto

I-google lang nimo ang "albino ant" unya click Image, payts na...

Halonggo usahay.  He he, basin mohinayhinay pud kag ka-Halonggo bay ha...

Quote from: chriswise on April 25, 2011, 06:44:18 PM
he,he,he,,bai musta ni solod man kono ka og kuweba pag bernis santo,,unsa  may nahagpat nimo didto,,,,

He, he, more of the same ra man bay, unya pipila pud ka tuway-tuway pangpalig-on sa tuhod...

Unsa may buot ipasabot aning "poverty level"?

Kerstin and her astral double...

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 03, 2011, 07:29:57 PM

Quote from: bugsay on April 25, 2011, 05:37:22 PM
wa ko'y sarang kaambong nga ikapanghambog....kasinatian hinoon, mura'g pwede na...

Hmm, sigon sa akong nabasahan sa pikas thread, di ba nakabaton kag di-malimtan nga kasinatian gumikan sa imong kaambong?

Botoy is my name and multitasking is my game (he he, parehas ba diris TB)...

He he, naka-Ininsik mag ahat...

Under my gruff exterior lies an even gruffer interior.

Quote from: Lollapalooza on April 25, 2011, 09:37:26 AM
yups...salamat aning peysbuk og prenster.... pati high school teachers nako.... mao na akong mga supervisors karon...

Ingon akong ig-agaw nga usa kuno sa nakanindot aning peysbuk og prenster kay masayod ta sa dimalas nga gidangatan sa mga klasmeyt nga atong gikalagotan...

Quote from: islander on April 25, 2011, 04:14:30 PM
na, ayo-ayog kanta dinha sa sulod sa tadyaw.  mora man sad kag parrot nga isulod ug banga aron makasulti, hehehe.

He he, ang gikanta niya karon mao ang pagpakigbisog sa iyang parrot sa panahon sa iyang kabatan-on...

Quote from: islander on April 25, 2011, 04:14:30 PM
masabtan ra nga dugay na kang nanghinulsol, inubanan sa gipasaylo... sa imong istoryang hinugot sa imahinasyon o kaha nabasa sa bisaya magazine.

Dili kaha baliktad? Dili kaha siya ang mitampo sa Bisaya Magazine og sugilanon nga naghubit sa kulba-hinam niyang kasinatian?

Quote from: bugsay on April 25, 2011, 03:58:58 PM
wa na, nasibot na gyud.....bunga lang to sa hagwa sa pangidaron nga gusto lang pod ug permi'ng action....mga way lingaw sa kinabuhi ug sa kawad-on... mahutdan nag bala bisag merkules pa, nya tipik sab niadto gitagay pod sa pagsugat sa semana....
hangtod nga gibaligja ang lawas aron makasugakod sa nahibilin pang mga adlaw.......

konpisyon sa namayot?..... bwhahahahaha

Hmm, dili diay lisod pasayloon ang maong salawayong binuhatan kay nahinayak ra man diay ka tungod sa kawad-on...

...kawad-on sa malaklak nga ilimnon nga imong gikinahanglan aron makabaton kag kaisog pagbugtaw sa tingusbawan...

Quote from: islander on April 25, 2011, 12:58:28 PM
bisan tuod ug nakayarok kag usa ka lagtang, sureness ko nga naa gyod kay naaninaw nga gamay sa wa pa ka mopiyong aron mahinayak sa imong mabulahang damgo...   

Kining puntoha maoy nakahasol uyamot sa iyang tanlag...

Quote from: islander on April 25, 2011, 04:20:13 PM
maayo gyod mong tawo kun maohon kay wa mo mag-wants-wants nga masakop sa pilipinas ang tsina.

Dinagko na jamo nang damgoha, para ra na sa mga brayt...

Quote from: Vistabel on April 25, 2011, 04:11:13 PM
tama jud ka bai Hubs taghuwat nalang nalang ba hahaha

Pero dapat samtang nagdamgo-damgo, naa puy gikalingawan nga tinuod...

Quote from: islander on April 25, 2011, 12:38:57 PM
kun kamo pa tong duha ni KA nimo (kamong duha ni ondoy bugsay ba) ang iyang nakit-an nga nagpangamay sa unahan, makaingon unta to siya nga life is worth living kay nakahimo man gani nang duha nga nagpangamay nga luya nag mga tuhod, ako pa kaha nga mas lagsik ug mas ambongan? 

Correction! Tinuod nga ang batan-on mas lagsik, apan mas ambongan? Hmm, lalisonon pa na matod pang Bay Bugsay...

Quote from: chicogon on April 25, 2011, 02:51:39 PM
Pwede taurag warning light nga puwa 

He he, wa ba kaha puy warning sound as in blaring of trumpets...

Quote from: islander on April 25, 2011, 02:43:22 PM
how reassuring about brahms.

hinoon, kamaayong ipakong aning duha.  why must some genius be sometimes accompanied by bitchiness or cattiness?  glad though that they left behind immortal works to be enjoyed and appreciated by humanity far beyond their personas. gladder still that they didn't address each other as KA, as in ka botoy and ka bugsay.    

Why, what's wrong with the honorific KA? Your bias is tantamount to cruelty to two cute handsome monkeys... 

Oi, cannot open the Internet site man sa akong computer...

Bwahaha! Hmm, usik man sa oras kon permi lang magsunodsunod ang sawder sa elepante, naa ba kahay warning nga paingon na mobugwak?

Quote from: islander on April 25, 2011, 02:09:56 PM
si ka bugsay ra nimo maoy nasayod ana sa kinailadman sa iyang kasingkasing ug lapalapa...

Hmm, basin adunay DNA evidence nga namilit sa pinalangga niyang unlan...

Catty genius


Richard Wagner (1818-1883)

The dramatic radical who took music into new realms of tonality and, with a godlike certainty of his genius, demanded universal applause. He built his own theatre in Bayreuth, Germany, in which to stage the music dramas on which his fame rests.

He proved irresistible to women, including Cosima, daughter of Franz Liszt and wife of the conductor Hans von Bulow, who apparently did not mind losing his partner to an intellectual superior.

Wagner wrote: "I am being used as the instrument for something higher than my own being warrants. I am in the hands of the immortal genius that I serve for the span of my life."

Trying to find something to say to Brahms after hearing one of his works, he commented: "The evil only starts when one attempts to compose better than one can."


Maligned maestro


Johannes Brahms (1833-1897)

A romantic who idolised Beethoven and was so intimidated by his predecessor's genius that he waited until he was 43 to produce his own first symphony. He wrote three more, plus two concertos for piano, one for violin, one for violin and cello and a series of chamber works.

Robert and Clara Schumann invited him to share their home. Brahms, who never had a lasting relationship with a woman, may have been in love with Clara. He supported her when Robert tried to kill himself.

In later life, he was known for his rudeness. Once, as he left a party in Vienna, he said: "If there is someone here whom I have not insulted, I apologise."


http://www.guardian.co.uk/

I just found out recently that the composer Brahms, whom I used to know as a serial cat killer, has actually been cleared of the purported crime:



Brahms cleared of serial cat slaying


Author's research reveals calumny that for 100 years defamed German composer was the malicious gossip of 'notoriously bitchy' Wagner

by David Ward
The Guardian, Thursday 12 April 2001 18.00 BST


Johannes Brahms, bewhiskered composer of four symphonies, has been cleared of one of the most serious charges ever levelled at a musical genius - the accusation that he was a serial cat slayer.

For more than a century, cat lovers have accepted as true the allegation that Brahms slaughtered felines, transcribed the sounds of their dying moments and callously incorporated them in to his works.

But research proves that the foul calumny was almost certainly the work of Richard Wagner, a notoriously bitchy composer whose operas go on longer than one of the nine lives of an average mog.

Writing in the May issue of the BBC Music Magazine, Calum MacDonald, who is the author of a study of Brahms, dismisses the charge on empirical grounds. "In my own limited but miserable experience, dying cats don't tend to make much noise," he says.

In his review of the evidence, he notes that stories of Brahms killing cats surface mainly in books about cats rather than in books about music "which is suspicious in itself".

He finds one of the most recent accounts in Desmond Morris's Cat World, published in 1996, which claims that Brahms began cat bagging after the Czech composer Antonin Dvorak gave him a "Bohemian sparrow slaying bow".

Brahms used to take aim from his apartment window in Vienna, alleges Morris, who then quotes Wagner: "After spearing the poor brutes, he reeled them in to his room after the manner of a trout-fisher. Then he eagerly listened to the expiring groans of his victims and carefully jotted down in his notebook their ante mortem remarks."

Morris adds: "According to Wagner, who disliked Brahms, he worked these sounds into his chamber music."

MacDonald dismisses every detail of this account as suspect and reports that Morris cannot now find the source for Wagner's comments. He also explains that Wagner never visited Brahms's flat, so at best could only have been retailing gossip. Dvorak and Brahms met in 1880, only three years before Wagner died, leaving a very limited time for Brahms to become an expert with the Bohemian bow and for Wagner to get wind of the story, had it been true.

MacDonald adds: "Dvorak would presumably have to have given Brahms the bow in person but their collected correspondence contains no letter saying, 'Please, Honoured Master, accept this amusing artefact from my native land'."

He then asks: "Is there really such a thing as a 'Bohemian sparrow slaying bow'?

"Brahms's 'apartment' is presumably his flat in the Karlgasse, which was several floors up, so he'd need a long line to haul up any speared moggies. Did sparrow slaying bows have lines attached? It surely wouldn't be strong enough to haul in dying cats, especially if they were struggling."

After consulting Styra Avins, editor of Johannes Brahms: Life and Letters, MacDonald learned that in 1893 - when Brahms was still alive - a music critic for the New York Times, James Huneker, had cited the story of the composer's hatred of cats as an example of how biography could be contaminated by deliberate fiction. Huneker named Wagner as the guilty man.

"Brahms's supposed sadism is a malicious fabrication," MacDonald concludes. Which means the rest of us can listen to the clarinet quintet without fearing that some of its finest moments were inspired by a cat yowling its way to oblivion.

Luoy jud tuod ang mga ginikanan, tiaw moy 22 pa...

Quote from: islander on April 25, 2011, 01:11:47 PM
ang akong loyalty tua sa valencia langaw ug iti, wa sa beijing olympics, okay?   

Hmm, sa laing bahin, there is strong evidence nga ang Balingsya stronghold sa loyalty to China. Wa ta masayod, basin ang atong man in China double agent diay...

Quote from: islander on April 25, 2011, 12:47:59 PM
unsa may job description ana?  function as an orinole to an elephant, or undertake research on waste utilization byproducts, aron mas lami paminawon kunohay kay morag scientist?

He he, ngano kaha nga sanggaon pa man, pwede baya tingali adto na puniton sa yuta...

Quote from: bugsay on April 24, 2011, 04:18:19 PM
hehehe....bahak...

...hamubo ang panglantaw kay wa kakita sa unahan nga tua diay mas bigot og lawas nga nagpangamay...

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 25, 2011, 12:18:50 AM
mo lang, mga batan-on pa jud maong aresgado kaayo. inig kahuman magmahay ra unya.

Maayo na lang kon maabtan pag pagmahay. Unsaon na lang kon usa sa sayong natepok...

Many of us crucify ourselves between two thieves - regret for the past and fear of the future. --Fulton Oursler

Di na pud tingali ganahan ang cannibal kon hunit na...

Quote from: islander on April 24, 2011, 07:45:21 PM
hahaha!  gimingaw ka na ni bolbuhol sa?  ayaw, ayaw, ayaw dihag sayaw kay manugtakilpo unya ka.

He he, duda baya ko nga ikaw ra nis BolBuhol...

Quote from: islander on April 24, 2011, 07:43:34 PM
inday:  tua na lagi, di na gani ka makakita sa diperensya sa tambutso sa auto ug baye ug she-boy ug he-girl ug bani ug saging...

Botoy: Naa diay diperensya? Convince me... Aw, on second thought, bisan kadtong tupad sa tambutso na lang ang imong ipakita...

Sa ato pa, kay natuman na man ang atong mga pangandoy sa kabatan-on, magbaton na pud tag bag-ong mga pangandoy sa atong katiguwagon?  Sigi lang diay tag damgo ani kon maohon...

Nahiluna ra baya pud...

Hmm, secret agent jud lagi nis Ms. Isle...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on April 25, 2011, 10:37:20 AM
sulay mo ug surang surang ron....

Pagamaygamay lang ning tsonggoha, black belter kini...

Hayag ang kaugmaon aning bataa sa natad sa pasiaw...

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 25, 2011, 12:14:32 AM
mao nay rason sa mga tawong walay panglantaw sa ilang kaugalingong probinsiya bai hubs. ngano man diay kung duol sa cebu, dili nalang ta ganahan moumento? tan-aw nalang ta sa cebu nga miugmad ug maayo. hangtud karon ubos lang gihapon ang ilang tan-aw nato nga gikan sa bohol. maglaway lang ta nila pirme. unya kadtong walay ikaplete paingon sa cebu maignoy lang pirme kay dili kita ug dagkong malls.

Mao lagi. Unya ang naa untay kagahom, katakos ug katungdanan pagpaugmad sa Bohol morag ang ilang kaugalingong kaugmaran may giuna...

Quote from: chriswise on April 24, 2011, 09:31:29 PM
labi napod og gipayohot,,he,

Ang unsa, Bay Chris? Ang ulo?

Funny cat (and funny actor, too)...

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 25, 2011, 12:17:48 AM
layo jud nuon pero maayo nalang na kay palain sad ba. naa nay kapilian ang mga tawo. naa naman sad SM sa consolacion pohon so mabahin jud ang mga tawo. for sure ang kanag j center, estambayan ra na pohon sa mga students sa san carlos, UC ug benedicto.

Daghana na bitawng kapiliang suroyananan sa Cebu karon. Mao tingali nga naning pud ang Ayala ug SM pagdugang og features para di mabiyaan sa publiko...

He he, nibagay pud sa nawong ni Ondoy... 

Quote from: Vistabel on April 25, 2011, 02:04:18 AM
kong  mangayo ug limos dakpon, kong manguling dakpon unsa naman lang kabuhian nilang tagabukid. 

Mo-abroad na lang?

Quote from: Lollapalooza on April 25, 2011, 08:55:06 AM
ang tema, kung unsa'y nadunggan nako sa bisor dili gyud nako pagabuhaton... hehehehe.. tukso!!!.... layuan mo ako....

Aw, kon mahisaag ka didtong dapita, at least naa na kay ideya...

Quote from: bugsay on April 25, 2011, 09:56:48 AM
gihagwa sab diay nimo na sa imong alimpatakan ang maong posibilidad?...

Hmm, maingon anang pagkahitaboa. Di lang ko segurado kon commissioned officer ba ni siya o civilian volunteer...

Quote from: bugsay on April 25, 2011, 09:48:36 AM
mura'g nahog na man ko's taro ani.....

Bwahaha! Maayo kaayong molihay, ay. I mean, karon sa pagkakaron...

Directed by Peter Weir
Produced by Patricia Lovell
Screenplay by David Williamson
Story by Peter Weir
Starring Mel Gibson
Mark Lee
Bill Kerr
Music by Brian May
Cinematography Russell Boyd
Editing by William M. Anderson
Distributed by Paramount Pictures (US)
Roadshow (Australia)
Release date(s) 13 August 1981
Running time 110 minutes
Country Australia
Language English
Budget A$2.6 million


Gallipoli is a 1981 Australian film, directed by Peter Weir and starring Mel Gibson and Mark Lee, about several young men from rural Western Australia who enlist in the Australian Army during the First World War. They are sent to Turkey, where they take part in the Gallipoli Campaign. During the course of the movie, the young men slowly lose their innocence about the purpose of war. The climax of the movie occurs on the Anzac battlefield at Gallipoli and depicts the futile attack at the Battle of the Nek on 7 August 1915. --Wiki

Written, Produced & Directed by: Tolga Örnek
Producers: Hamdi Döker, Burak Örnek
Narrated by: Jeremy Irons
With: Sam Neill
Turkish Narration by: Zafer Ergin
Director of Photography: Volker Tittel bvk
Production Designer: Oliver Munck
Original Music Composed and Orchestrated by: Demir Demirkan
Edited by: Maria Zimmerman
Post Production Supervisor: Martin Kreitl
Location Sound: Ismail Karadas
Sound Designer: Monica Tutak
Special Effects: Karl Heinz Bochning
Production Supervisor and Main Researcher: Feza Toker
Turkish Voice Over Director: Sungun Babacan
Distributed by: Özen Film


The Turkish director, Tolga Örnek, who has previously produced the international documentaries: Atatürk, Mount Nemrud: The Throne of the Gods, and The Hittites, now explores the Gallipoli Campaign, which was not only influential in Turkish history but also instrumental in shaping world history.

The documentary, which is sponsored mainly by Dogus Group which is one of the leading companies in Turkey, is the outcome of a 6-year effort. More than 70 archives in the UK, Germany, France, Russia, Australia, Austria, New Zealand and Turkey have been researched and more than 16 international historians have been consulted to make the film as historically rich and accurate as possible. The film has also been produced with an official association with the Australian War Memorial, Imperial War Museum, New Zealand Ministry for Culture and Heritage, and the Çanakkale Naval Museum. The film is breaking new ground with its format as well, becoming one of the first documentaries to use the High Definition format and Super 16mm together, and then transferring the whole picture to 35 mm for theatrical release in Turkey, Australia and New Zealand.


UPDATED 1 NOVEMBER 2005
More at: http://www.rsa.org.nz/remem/anzac_film.htm

Anzac Day marks the anniversary of the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War. The acronym ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, whose soldiers were known as Anzacs. Anzac Day remains one of the most important national occasions of both Australia and New Zealand. This is a rare instance of two sovereign countries not only sharing the same remembrance day, but making reference to both countries in its name.

When war broke out in 1914, Australia had been a Federal Commonwealth for thirteen years. In 1915, Australian and New Zealand soldiers formed part of an Allied expedition that set out to capture the Gallipoli Peninsula, under a plan by Winston Churchill to open the way to the Black Sea for the Allied navies. The objective was to capture Istanbul, capital of the Ottoman Empire, an ally of Germany. The ANZAC force landed at Gallipoli on 25 April, meeting fierce resistance from the Turkish Army commanded by Mustafa Kemal (later known as Atatürk). What had been planned as a bold strike to knock Turkey out of the war quickly became a stalemate, and the campaign dragged on for eight months. At the end of 1915, the Allied forces were evacuated after both sides had suffered heavy casualties and endured great hardships. The Allied Gallipoli casualties included 21,255 from the UK, an estimated 10,000 dead soldiers from France, 8,709 from Australia, 2,721 from New Zealand, and 1,358 from British India. News of the landing at Gallipoli made a profound impact on Australians and New Zealanders at home and 25 April quickly became the day on which they remembered the sacrifice of those who had died in war.

Though the Gallipoli campaign failed in its military objectives of capturing Istanbul and knocking the Ottoman Empire out of the war, the Australian and New Zealand troops' actions during the campaign bequeathed an intangible but powerful legacy. The creation of what became known as an "Anzac legend" became an important part of the national identity in both countries. This has shaped the way their citizens have viewed both their past and their understanding of the present. --Wiki

Anzac Day is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand, and is commemorated by both countries on 25 April every year to honour members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who fought at Gallipoli in Turkey during World War I. It now more broadly commemorates all those who died and served in military operations for their countries. --Wiki

Quote from: bugsay on April 25, 2011, 09:42:40 AM
pagorya-gorya lang ni's maam isles, bai Hubs.....basin gihatagan pod na'g tahas sa Tsayna nga magpalibog sa Katawhang Pilipinhon..

Hmm, imong gihatagag mga pulong ang dugay ko nang gikatahapan...

Maayo gani kay ang tawo dili kan-on, naay mameligro...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on April 25, 2011, 08:58:43 AM
aw siguro unwind lang...heheheh

Hinuon, lahi man ang lahutay kon teenager pa...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on April 25, 2011, 09:36:10 AM
unsa may nakakuyaw ani pod...hehehe waz man ko riches di ko ka afford anang mga mahalon nga butang... mao kani ra akong mahatag

Bitaw, mas valuable ang unconditional love kaysa unconditional gold bracelet...

Quote from: bugsay on April 25, 2011, 09:31:27 AM
kini lage'ng nakainum na'g lagtang...

Hmm, sa ato pa unconscious diay ka samtang gipanamastamasan?

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 25, 2011, 12:29:50 AM
dili ko oi. kalain. 

Di diay magpatigbabaw nimo ang kaluoy, Bay BNC?

Quote from: Vistabel on April 25, 2011, 02:16:18 AM
una, mohapit ko ug palit ug sinina para sa iyaha, ika duha ako siyang dalhon sa restaurant pakan-on ug paimnon, ika tulo dalhon nako sya sa usa ka hotel papahuwayon unya ako mouli na kay tapos na ang akong pagtabang sa iyaha.

He he, good Samaritan jud diay ka, Bay Vist, parehas ta...

Quote from: chriswise on April 24, 2011, 08:51:43 PM
parehas ra diay manorya,,he,he,he,

Manugparehas gid haw...

Quote from: chriswise on April 24, 2011, 08:53:22 PM
bai hubs,,naa naka diha,,,,

Unsay naa gud. Naa sa pag-utong o naa sa pagkabaki?

Quote from: Vistabel on April 25, 2011, 02:22:37 AM
hospital bill para sa na operahan ug kidney (US $ 1,000. )

Hmm, tingali kon compatible pa inyong kidney basin ihatag pud nimo ang usa sa imoha?

Quote from: islander on April 24, 2011, 07:39:43 PM
ang ipasabot ba ani, your chastity was violated mao nga gusto nimong makalimtan tong panahona?  nganong wa man ka molikay?  puwede baya, gawas tingali kun gitionan kag shotgun.

Hmm, maoy nakadonsilyo?

Quote from: islander on April 24, 2011, 07:31:56 PM
diha pod miy silingan sa una, amo gani tong nganlan ilang inahan ug 'ma barker' kay puryang pamilyaha, morag mafia ug morag mga irong mopaghot.  ikaaway ang usa ang tibuok pamilya ang makontra gikan sa apohan hangtod sa apo nga pwerteng daghana ra ba gyod nila.  mag-away-away sa igkasi pod to sila nga magsyinagitay.  kausa ga-mahjong silang managsoon bisag biyernes santo.  way respeto sa mga silingan sa ilang kasabaan.  naunsa ba tong nagubot man sila taudtaod, nagsinumbagay na man ug nagbinunalay ug silya.

He he, solb diay ang inyong Biyernes Santo as spectators kon maohon...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on April 24, 2011, 06:03:30 PM
Ting-pugong naman unta nang Semana Santa, ngano ga-tong-iyts pa gihapon.

Naglingawlingaw tingali aron di maglisod sa puasa sa unod...