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pero kung open-minded ka ok ra baya as long as he is a good provider.

basin nadakpan sa tag-iya sa lubi na iya gisanggutan.

grabe pod pag celebrate nila kinahanglan naa pa mamatay...

mao gyud,kay dili baya tanan country pareha sa ila na culture..nagdala unta sila ilang kaugalingon plane.

By PATRICK CONDON
Associated Press Writer

MINNEAPOLIS - The entire span of an interstate bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River during evening rush hour Wednesday, sending vehicles, tons of concrete and twisted metal crashing into the water.

The Interstate 35W bridge, which stretches between Minneapolis and St. Paul, was in the midst of being repaired when it broke into several huge sections.

The Homeland Security Department had received no indications Wednesday night that the collapse was related to an act of terrorism, department spokesman Russ Knocke said in Washington.

"We continue to monitor the situation. At this time, there's no indication of a nexus to terrorism," Knocke said.

It was not clear how many people were injured. WCCO-AM reported that one body was seen being pulled from the area, covered with a blue sheet.

A burning truck and a school bus clung to one slanted slab, while at least eight cars and a truck were submerged in the river.

The bus had just crossed the bridge before it crumpled into pieces, and broadcast reports indicated the children on the bus exited out the back door.

Ramon Houge told the St. Paul Pioneer Press that he was on his way home from work on the bridge when heard a rumbling noise, saw the ground collapse and cars go down.

Traffic was bumper to bumper and hundreds of people would have been involved, he said. He said cars backed up as best they could and he parked in a construction zone and was finally able to turn around and drive off the bridge. "It didn't seem like it was real," he said.

Dozens of vehicles were scattered and stacked on top of each other amid the rubble. Some people were stranded on parts of the bridge that aren't completely in the water.

Local television stations captured video of injured people being carried up the riverbank. There was no official word on injuries, but dozens of rescue vehicles were there. Divers were also in the water.

Gregory Wernick Sr., Rockford, Ill., drove over the bridge shortly before the collapse. He stopped to get a drink nearby and heard commotion so he went back.

"I figure I crossed about 10 minutes before it happened," he said. "That's just too close to call."

He was standing about 200 feet away on top of a parking ramp with large group of people.

"I've never seen anything like this," he said.

The Homeland Security Department had received no indications Wednesday night that the collapse was an act of terrorism, department spokesman Russ Knocke said in Washington.

"We continue to monitor the situation. At this time, there's no indication of a nexus to terrorism," Knocke said.

The arched bridge, which was built in 1967, rises about 64 feet above the river. Workers have been repairing the 40-year-old bridge's surface as part of improvements along that stretch of the interstate, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported on its Web site

happy birthday yadz!

wow! a paradise

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on August 02, 2007, 03:17:17 AM
10. Bernie Fabiosa (During a fiesta speach):"Mga kababayan, pasensya na kayo, maglisod na ko sulti ug bisaya kay THUGAY na ko sa Manila".

......As narrated by Rocky Gatal

dili gyud ko mutuo na kung naa ka na sa laing lugar makalimtan na nimo ang imo pinulungan...kaartehan ra na!

So, if you are caught browsing emails on working hours, just tell your boss ... "sir, I am just enhancing my skills, so your company could use it one day"....or "sir, I am just relaxing for a while so I could think better".... but if you're fired anyway, just pick up your shoes, dust it off and leave the workplace without saying a word....


hahahaha!i like it!

basin nagkutil pa si Mr. Admin

mao ba,hasta diay plete mahal kaayo

true!pero usahay mapul-an man gud ug naa daghan

another cute baby!

asa kaha siya palit ngano perti man gyud mahala...nahinumduman nako na tag 50 to 60 raman kilo

diin ka natawo:sa among balay sa isla
diin ka nag-eskwela:UC
asa na man ka karon:Bruneiunsa man imong trabaho karon: Tig ihap og carton

unsa/kinsa man ang dili nimo mahikalimtan sa bohol: kinsa/pamilya og mga childhood friend..unsa/manginhas
unsa man ang imong gikahidlawan sa bohol: tanan seafoods...
unsa man imong mensahe para sa mga taga bohol: go..go..go and go                                                                               

unsa man imong mabuhat alang sa kalambuan sa atong islang bol-anon: wala pa sa karon...huna-huna sa ko

welcome back julai,na hala!tagay mo diha...naa ba pulutan,kana lang akoa kay dili man ko moinom...

kasayang pod oy!gipag laban baya siya ni sunshine

ha!!kamahal gud 

next

hahaha!ako pod nailad...nagbasol diay siya

yes,kay mugawas gyud kung unsa ka..

because this is our duties to strenghten our FAITH.

i think not only American,hasta pod ta oy!basta mo strike na ang boredom and pagaka tapulan hehehe

nakadungog nako ani na song...and i realized na maau pa sa lain na nasud nakabiyahe ta pero sa atong kaugalingon nasud wala gyud

tinuod gyud,kita bitaw naa ta sa lain na nasud tan-awon man pod basta mag-istorya..pareha ra sad na sila nato..

me too cel,kung wala niya ambot asa nako ron...

9. mga tawo na kusog mosipsip or manggamit samtang naa pa sila'y makuha sa isigkatawo,nya bayaan kung wala na'y makuha..

sige para musunod mi Tubag...

Quote from: kaliwatnidihay on July 30, 2007, 04:24:03 PM
mao jud... unsaon nalang. wala hikit-i or himili lang jud... well, bawos-bawos man pud ning uban ani. dili man lang babaye ang gusto maminyo sa foreigner. hasta man sad ang mga lalaki... equal ra ang opportunity... misamot na jud ron kadaghan ang naminyo kay nailhan na gud ang Bohol sa mga turista. kita ka sa sandugo? halos mga hybrid na ang mga bata karon....

sakto man pod,dili lang babaye ganahan ug foreigner...hasta pod lalake for a change...

Love it!

Hotdog

Quote from: your servant on July 30, 2007, 09:19:47 AM
Daghan na mga male Bol-anon nga nagdangoyngoy ug nihilak sa tago kay either gipulihan ug seaman or gipulihan ug foreigner. Way labot sa mga desenteng babaye - daghan pa sila.

Well,naa pod female Bol-anon nga nagdangoyngoy ug nihilak sa tago kay wala pa pod mahikit-i ilang destiny..hehehe

Like Him too!

but sa salida ra....

Paris Hilton

False!

Kay makatambok daw na!

The person below me loves to cook....

Hate it!

mas ganahan pako mag thread mill....


jumping?

sorry Sigbin hehehe

pareho pod diri...mahal na bati pa..

na try na nako step 1,2,3,4 ang step 5 wala pa..pwede diay suka

muanhi baya ta ko...nya daghan man bati na balita

di ba ang dahon sa tubaX2 tambal mana sa HUBAG ....

I'm sitting here this morning drinking my Starbucks French Roast and thinking about what seems so remarkable and complicated about how coffee came to be. I can just see some South American farmer sitting next to a coffea plant one day and suddenly seeing visions of shelling its red berries to get to the little bean inside. And once he saw that little bean, he would immediately know to dry it, roast it, grind it up, and pour hot water over it through a filter in order to get one of the most popular beverages in the world. I'm sure that's how it happened!

Don't you ever wonder about stuff like this or am I the only one? And doesn't it make you wonder how many other drinks or potions are still out there undiscovered? Why did we find the ones we found? Were we wired a certain way? Is it just random that we landed on coffee? Could it just as easily have gone another way and suddenly we are all drinking hot baba from the babao plant? (Don't go looking; I just made those up.)

All this tells me that we are not alone in not being an accident. That little bean inside the coffea berry is no accident either. God has built all sorts of beneficial secrets into his creation and then left us to discover them and use them. And this comes with responsibility as well because some of these secrets are harmful. That's all a part of the good and evil around us that makes life such a challenge.

All of this makes me stop dead in my tracks and go, “God, you are so awesome! To have plants, animals, natural resources, and an environment in which they can all thrive together is one thing. The brains to make something out of all these resources, and the potential to use what we make for good or for evil are even more incredible gifts you have given your creatures. Who could have thought up a God like you? Certainly none of us.”

So enjoying my coffee today has turned into an unplanned act of worship. It's amazing how you can access thoughts of God through the simplest channels. It's really not that hard once you start thinking down this road. That we can go about our work and never give a thought to what's behind the world we deal with every day is the real scandal

But I always talk to God, and directly confessing to him my failures.

me too...

wala pa

True!

The person below me is sexy/hottie?

Love it!!

Swimming..

kalooy nimo SigbinII..andam-andam na lang dha...pero guapa gyud sya

Quote from: teng on July 26, 2007, 11:07:30 AM
taga Inabanga ko...silingan me ni buenavista aheheheh

hi Teng,silingan ra diay ta...musta

apil sad ko oy!niingon man sab ko guapa ka ;)joke..joke

False!

The person below me is FLIRT?

Your eyes may be the window to your soul, but they're also your main doorway to the world around you. Something most of us take for granted unless something goes wrong. Our eyes are truly amazing, functioning like a high-tech video camera attached to a supercomputer. Science has not even come close in replicating them.

To keep your eyes healthy and functioning optimally, especially with age, you must get regular eye checkups. Problems like glaucoma, cataracts, and even diabetes (or diabetes-related eye problems) can be picked up early and managed, preventing bigger problems down the line.

In terms of everyday activities, take frequent breaks from computer screens to avoid eye strain. Don't forget your sunglasses outdoors, which help protect your eyes from UV damage. When sports call for eye protection, wear the appropriate gear, glasses, or goggles.

And remember, what you put in your mouth affects your eyes. Strive to eat foods rich in vitamin A and beta carotene, such as cooked carrots, tomatoes, and green leafy vegetables. Include fish in your diet and seek out other good sources of omega-3s. An orange a day keeps the eye doctor away.

If your eye is ever injured, seek immediate care and you'll often prevent a long-term problem. As one of the team docs for the Philadelphia 76ers basketball team, I can tell you that having an eye doctor present at every game has been extremely valuable for our players (whose eyes are all too often whacked, poked, and/or elbowed) over the years. Your eyes are just as important -- keep them healthy!

Before, I introduce you to some of the most paramount beauty creations of today; I would like to take you through a trip down beauty memory lane. After all, it’s because of these beautiful innovations that we are soaking in anti-bacterial soap and cellulite-reducing lotion today.

Although the type, reason and use of cosmetics differ between cultures and time periods in history, there’s no denying that beauty practices have always played a big role in society.

For those of you who despise the pungent smell of body odor, you better thank your early ancestors for caring about their personal scent. There is no way to document the first use of soap but it is quite possible that it could have been during prehistoric times.

However, the first tangible evidence of soap making is found in ancient Rome. Pliny, the Roman historian, described soap being made from goat's tallow and caustic zed wood ashes. He also wrote of common salt being added to make the soap hard. One thing is for sure, nice smell has always been in style. As early as 10,000 B.C., men and women used scented oils and ointments to clean and soften their skin and mask the body of odor.

Next in line of the THANK GOODNESS YOU WERE INVENTED list is the hair brush. The desire to achieve tangle-free hair is nothing new. While the earliest evidence of brushes were found in cave paintings more than 2 million years ago and used to apply pigment to cave walls, brushes usefulness for grooming caught on quickly. In 1898, Ms. Lyda D. Newman patented the first hairbrush with synthetic bristles.

Raise your hands if you’re SURE that you can confidently raise your arms without offending everything and everyone around you. Chances are if those arms are up in the air right now, you are wearing deodorant. If you are, let me be the first to say, thank you! Now, it’s time to express gratitude to the architect who built this wonderful sweet smell contraption of success.

Deodorant as we know it today started with the original formulation for Mum deodorant that was invented in 1888, by an unknown inventor from Philadelphia. Generally recognized as being the first ever product to prevent odor, the inventor promptly trademarked his invention and distributed it through his nurse under the name of "Mum."

In the late 1940s, Helen Barnett Diserens joined the Mum production team. A suggestion by a colleague inspired Helen to develop an underarm deodorant based on the same principle as a newfangled invention called the 'ball point' pen. This new type of deodorant applicator was tested in the United States in 1952, and marketed under the name of Ban Roll-On. The first anti-perspirant aerosol deodorant was launched in 1965.

What can take a dull face and make it blossom, shave years off a person’s appearance and transform a person’s entire look from classy business to glamour goddess in a matter of seconds? You guessed it, almighty marvelous makeup! The earliest historical record of makeup comes from the 1st Dynasty of Egypt (c. 3100-2907 B.C.).

Since then, archaeologists continued to find evidence of makeup throughout time. From early Romans darkening their eyelashes and eyelids, to the Italian Renaissance use of lead to lighten the face, there’s no denying the significant role makeup has played throughout history.

Beauty products have a come a long way throughout the years. While it’s important to give gratitude to our forefathers of beauty, it’s equally important to praise the modern-day beauty geniuses who continue to give us improve ways to beautify our lives. Check out some of the top beauty inventions of today:

1. The Chi Rocket Hair Dryer -- Ultra-lightweight body and quiet motor. This dryer utilizes ceramic technology, negative ions, infrared heat and low EMF to provide the healthiest hair-drying experience around.

2. Tummy Tuck Jeans -- Now women don't have to show their tummy's, their panties or their back cleavage when they bend down...they just get a comfortable pair of jeans that flattens their tummy, makes them feel good, look younger and elicits compliments, all for less than $90. Tummy Tuck Jeans are available at Nordstrom, Dillards and select Macy’s.

3. Rubis Tweezers are made of the highest quality anti-acid, non-magnetic stainless steel. Forty-step hand finishing (the last one performed under a microscope) guarantees perfect tip alignment for complete hair removal every time.

4. Prevage anti-aging cream -- Elizabeth Arden and Allergan introduce a scientific breakthrough in anti-aging technology, PREVAGE 0.5-percent idebenone. PREVAGE is not only a revolutionary anti-aging cosmeceutical, but also an excellent value. Each 1.7 oz bottle lasts approximately two to three months.

5. Sedu Flat Iron is rated the Best Hair Straightner on the market and preferred by top hair stylists around the world.

6. Natural Deodorant -- Instead of masking body odor with perfume, Saltrock actually prevents it by leaving a layer of minerals on the skin that destroy the bacteria that cause body odor. To learn more, check out: www.crystalclearskin.com.

7. At Home Teeth Whiteners -- Of the various options on the market, Crest Whitestrips earns the highest marks in reviews for convenience and effectiveness, which averages about three shades.

8. Anti-cellulite Hose provides the perfect blend of comfort and glamour. Solidea is the trademark of Calzifico Pinellis. It identifies an exclusive line of tights and stockings, expressly designed to meet specific needs. To learn more, visit www.solidea.com.

9. Fast Food Leave-in Conditioner nourishes and detangles dry, lifeless hair. Ultralight formula helps prevent split ends, adds moisture, shine and vitality.

10. Au Courant Platinum Sunless Tanning --Designed to give skin a healthy warm glow while providing a richer longer lasting tan. It’s innovative blend of vitamins, and dha in an aloe vera base helps nourish, revitalize and hydrate the skin

False!

The person below me is TubagBohol addict...?

mao gyud...Gaba!

kinsa mana si Karyapa?

i thought ikaw ang nagpicture ani...

True,

The person below me love to dress.....?

i love both!

Island Hopping!

hi,karon pa ko kabasa ani.. moTubag naman unta ko nya nakabalik naman ka hehehe..welcome back!good to hear na muoli naka sa Phils. for good...

Snowhite,naa diay ka sixth sense....pwede mana magamit para makatabang ka sa nanginahanglan ug justice...

mao jud,wala sila kahibalo na TubagBohol silahehehe

pareha ta ushay mag Eskinol para mawala ang hugaw sa nawong

You're Welcome Teng ;)asa man diay ka sa Bohol?

pero mga boholana man kaha ni sila?

tinuod gyud,guapa tang tanan

Sometimes I thank God for unanswered prayers
Remember when you're talkin' to the man upstairs
That just because he doesn't answer doesn't mean he don't care
Some of God's greatest gifts are unanswered prayers


i like this line,it say's  all

pwede ra man pod nimo ilisdan hehehe

naa,pero layo man gud mercado diri,for 4 years nako diri kausa rako kaluto ana

Always there is a drop of madness in love,yet always there is a drop of reason in madness

Time is very slow for those who wait
very fast for those who are scared
vey long for those who lament
very short for those who celebrate
But,for those who love,time is eternity

(William Shakespeare)

Love Me when I less deserve it;because it's then when I need it most,
(Chinese Proverb)

Quote from: frog70 on July 22, 2007, 07:04:53 PM
nag model na man sila sa cebu siguro?

imo ni relatives mikey?

  :Dlingaw jud ko sa imo mga pic

naa man sexy na chabilita

it's true

korek

ma feel rana nimo,dili mana matagna

wow,ka sweet nila

maayo ni na programa

usahay  kunsabo man pod!

Welcome Teng :-*og apil sa amo ka addict 

i-try na nako yadz

mao jud,nindot man pod usahay mohilak or ihilak para ma release kung unsa ang naa sa dughan..

welcome cel,

thanks,cel

Quote from: lumine on July 23, 2007, 01:26:21 AM
ngano nilarang man ang term, gen? ngano dili man sabaw sa kiyampao?

ang dating nako sa term kay nalipong na kiyampao,hehehe!

ambot ngano mao ni iya term,sunod ra man sad ko kay mao mani pinakalami na sa amo

mostly mao gyud ni nahitabo sa mga bukid-bukid kay mailad pa man intawon,mo kapit na lang sa patalim...

kalooy pod nya,dili na kalihok.

Nakakaon namo ani?Usa ni sa mga recipe sa mga taga Isla...


1 buok isda na kiyampao
          luy-a
          sibuyas bombay/dahunan
          ahos
          sili espada
          edible oil
          suka
          toyo
          asin
          vetsin
Limpiyuhi ug hiwaa ang Kiyampao depende sa imong gusto na gidak-on.Iandam ang mga lamas.
Igisa ang mga lamas unaha ang luy-a,isunod ang ahos,sibuyas na bombay, sili og ang isda na kiyampao.Butangi gamay suka, toyo og tubig para sabaw.Pabukala.Hulata na maluto na ang isda og timplahi.Hukara na init pa..

Sayon ra di ba?Enjoy the mouth-watering soup....!!!!

laughter-laughter ghost

bitaw oy,tagaan unta na pagtagad,kay mahinumdom ko sa akong manghod na diha....namatay 

korek!

using all caps when writing is not a good sign/manner..kay meaning ana nasuko ka mao na ako nakat-unan pag seminar kadtong nag start pa unsaon pag gamit ang e-mail..(sa Pilipinas pa to)

ako pod,pero kung naa ko sa office sa e-mail nako to make sure na mareplayan nako tanan...

ako kay sa e-mail nako mag open para dili gyud mawala,then kung mo open ko og lain na topic para mo reply dili na nako i-out..

i want to meet all TubagBohol members....

This is similar to the ICE Quiz.

Guess the correct word based from the given meanings and number of blanks.


1. _ _age  ( old saying )  Answer:

2. age_ _ _ ( A list of matters to be taken up (as at a meeting)   Answer:agenda

3. _ _ _ _age ( Of no exceptional quality or ability )  Answer:

4. _ _ _ _age ( A case used to carry belongings when traveling )  Answer:baggage

5. _ _ _ _ _age ( Any liquid suitable for drinking )  Answer:beverage

uban napod pa answer...

 

and mao ni gibuhat ni Mike,he shared his talent...Thanks Mike....

Congratulation to all TubagBohol members!
Cheers

Quote from: teng on July 21, 2007, 09:58:07 AM
pag xure dija swaks uiiii....ahehhehe bitaw ako gusto ko mo adto sa tanang town sa Bohol and see its beauty and other things it can offer that they are to be proud of....so far ang towns nga ako naadtoan murag less than 10 pa intawon..aheehe

maayo ka 10 towns na,ako 2 pa gyud..amoa ug Tagbilaran

Quote from: Onicul85 on July 20, 2007, 08:37:24 PM
Salamat Dateng Janneth!!

Termia Kasi y sampa duru!

hehehe,kamao diay ka Bahasa Onicul85?
Selamat Datang
Terimi Kaseh!

Quote from: mfrandsen on July 20, 2007, 08:35:37 PM
oi mao ba, maayo nuon gen kay imo nadani si Janneth 

Taga sa inyoha pud gen?

Anywayssss, welcome Janneth 

taga Cebu ni sya,dili man unta nako pa registeron mamugos man..hehe