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Quote from: kiamoy on March 27, 2009, 08:36:56 AM
walay na singer karon nga parehas sa iya boses

kiams, i've been searching at YouTube for the song "soldier in the rain", & i cant find it. huh! even at Mp3Tube.

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on March 27, 2009, 08:45:53 AM
Pareho ra ba ang

1. TBTK
2. TBTK Inc.
3. ug ang TBTK Europe?

Wala na ko kasabot ani. Lain-lain ba ni nga organization or usa lang? Kinsa man karon ang CEO sa TBTK?

A, maayo pay kitang mga taga TB maghimo ug atong kaugalingon ug walay kwartahay kay samok ang kalibutan ug involve na ang kwarta.

As suggested ni Glacier, maghimo ta ug Bayle Tibook Kalibotan or Balak Kontest ba hinoon with highlight of Mr. & Ms. TB.

Usbon ko, walay kwartahay, Tuba-ay para kung mahubog mag bayle dayon.

So ang atong version TBBTK or Tubag Bohol Bayle Tibuok Kalibotan 

hahaha, paningkamotan jud nakong mutunga kung naay bayle, bay macks.

Quote from: benelynne on March 26, 2009, 11:29:13 PM
Regrettably,  many tourists have now cancelled or deferred their visit to Bohol because of these incidents. Murag gituyo man jud ang peak season sa summer kay high-profile players sa tourism industry man ang gibiktima.

i hope, ben, it has nothing to do with further discrediting the present local government's management...you know for election.

Quote from: Angie Gulle on March 27, 2009, 07:43:51 AM
I'm shaking.

take a deep breath, gie. relax.

Quote from: kiamoy on March 27, 2009, 12:47:03 AM
padung otot..joke

btaw bnc..sometimes we need to pause and think.. u know.. emo ko karun. but not tanto

esep-esep sa gyud og maayo kiams

Quote from: windgate on March 27, 2009, 09:05:18 AM
naligos dagat kay na hubog gabii...

unsay gibanatan, wind?

tea...tan-aw og UFC

Pop Singer Turned Country Star Dan Seals dies at 61
Thursday, March 26, 2009

Pop singer turned country star Dan Seals has died of complications of cancer. He was 61.

Seals died Wednesday at his daughter's home in Nashville, after a battle with lymphoma.

The brother of Jim Seals of Seals & Croft, Dan Seals sang under the name England Dan in the 1970s in a duo with John Ford Coley.

They had several hits, including I'd Really Like to See You Tonight, Nights are Forever and Love is the Answer.

Seals and Coley met in Dallas in 1968, playing in a rock band before perfecting their soft pop sound. The duo disbanded in 1980.

Seals then began a solo career, climbing the country charts with hits such as God Must Be a Cowboy, My Baby's Got Good Timing, Bop, and You Still Move Me.

His duet with Marie Osmond, Meet Me in Montana, was a chart-topper in 1985 and earned the pair a Country Music Association Award for best vocal duo.

Seals enjoyed a successful country career throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, but his soft country sound fell out of fashion in the 1990s and his popularity waned.

He continued to tour and released his last studio album, Make It Home, in 2002.

Born Danny Wayland Seals on Feb. 8, 1948, Seals grew up in a music-oriented family in McCarney, Texas.

He learned to play bass and both his brothers â€" Eddie and Jim â€" became musicians


i just love his/their (with John F Coley) songs...i adore their music.

time pa...hehehe. mura'g lisud ni da.

wa pa jud koy ikatampo ani...

ako lang mahinumduman sa una akong pag-umangkon, kung pangutan-on "unsay problema ni papa, dong?" iyang walang tudlo idokdok sa iyang toong palad...lol

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 27, 2009, 01:55:49 AM
murag najabu-an ug ALKITRAN Glace! nagka hanap!

hahahhahha

unsa bay panghinlo og Alkitran? hehehe.

review - 300!

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 27, 2009, 02:50:29 AM
ay dia ra Glace akong nakit-an sa among bongbong!

mao ba ni ang mga yawi ni san pedro nga gipangita ni teban? kaw ra man diay nagtago ani, da bins.

Quote from: Ginger on March 27, 2009, 03:32:45 AM
gamay man lagi nang duplikit? hihi

ang ulo sa iyang yawi pwede bbq-han...hahahahaha

chinese dish...namit gid.

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 27, 2009, 04:10:21 AM
huy naa lagi sila giinom diri nga beer gisagulan ug orange juice!

huy unsa man to??? nalimot ko sa ngalan pero murag wa jud koy desire adto!!!

kulafu ug orange man tingali to, da bins.

busog

Quote from: kiamoy on March 27, 2009, 01:48:06 AM
the funny thing ana lorz.. kay after I "fought", questioned then surrendered, ring lage dayun cellphone!! solved dayun ang problem. hahaha

sometimes, God has a way of letting us remember Him.

praise God, kiams

Crank between you legs...

this is so sad precious. i hope BIWA and Bohol government will help and coordinate each other to protect foreigners.
my respects and sympathies to the deceased and his grieving family and friends. God rest his soul.

naa bay update ani? heheeheheh...

giuli na ba ang yawi?

hahahah. it's powerful, esp. if one is not used to it. i drank that stuff with my buddy. he always consumed the half-filled glass each time he took the turn to drink. after 3 turns, his world turned on him...hahaha. we went home and the next morning, i had to clean his vomit, cos he was dead sleep on his bed. not the best place to say I LOVE YOU...lol. i hated him since then.

kung ako: I-BAN ta mong tanan. lol.

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 27, 2009, 12:54:33 AM
Anyone here try blue goose?
that's sure to liven up any party. 'I love you's' will def. be said; one way or another.

lol.

is it compatible with Kiam's Red Horse, enz?

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 27, 2009, 12:46:22 AM
wa nay rocks ana Dodong? straight ra na?

i will really do it tonight kay mo rampa na sad mi...

i am really thirsty! kana mo inomay ka no?  ug maka dungog na gani ka ug alcohol,

uhawon jud diay ka...

hahhahahha i am really thirsty right now!

inum ta, ate da bins...

Quote from: kiamoy on March 27, 2009, 12:15:55 AM
pait lang kay bisag you don't mean it at that moment, makaingon jud ka.

kinapaitan..(sigh)

Quote from: kiamoy on March 27, 2009, 12:19:07 AM
i didn't sleep, nag cge rako hinuktok. regrets.

ok ra ka kiams?

Quote from: kiamoy on March 26, 2009, 11:21:49 PM
while naa sa peak. dah.

aguy...nindot bitaw.

unang halok...
kinsay di makamata og sayo ana kung dihay nindot nga panghitabo kagabii. pastilan kining mahigugma. naunsa gud to gabii? wa man to nako planoha. apan, ingon nila, dili ka mangita og gugma, huwat lang kay moabot ra na nimo. mao jud.
sa dihang nakita ko akong crush, wa ko masayod unsay akong buhaton. kining kaliwat ta'g bugnaw og simod. ug salamat na lang kay gitawag ko's iyang barkada; diha koy hinungdan nga mopadool ug makigstorya sa akong "apple of my eyes", 'ika nga. dah, wa na nako mamatikdi ang oras sa among pakighinabi. daghang mga pulong miguwa sa akong baba...di ko katoo. hmmm. tingali ingon ato ko ka in-love niya. buhaton tanan, makabati lang siya sa dinagook sa akong dughan. ug resulta? hahaha...naka-dama tawn kos iyang gugma. lami man sad diay. mura kog galutaw sa kawanangan sa dihang ako siyang gihatud pauli sa ilang balay. perti nakong lipaya. siya usab. ug unsa pa, nabati ko na lang nga nagkatagbo ang among duha ka mga ngabil ...ginhawa goliath! kay mao na kini. katam-is. ka-init. kamabulukon. kamahinangpon. kamatayon sa balaw, akong dughan sige nag lukso-lukso. unsaon na man kini? well, unang halik. pagka-lami. namuhi ang mga alingisngis sa ilang mga kantalita sa akong pagka-kumaw nihalok. apan nibawos ang mga baki sa ilang awit-pagdayeg sa akong gibuhat, kay maambungon kong gihatud si inday sa pultahan sa iyang balay. ug nabati ko ang awit nga nagpahinumdum nako niadtong halandomong gabii...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4TpeZEtF6A

g.g.g.g.

talking to you has never been this good.
ieu

gl

Quote from: benelynne on March 26, 2009, 10:45:51 PM
The sad part of it is that peace-loving Bohol is nestled close to urban centers--Cebu and CDO--with high crime incidence.

The sadder part of it is that these hired criminals are striking people connected to the economic lifeblood of Bohol--a hotel owner and a resort entertainment operator who are high-profile tourism industry players.

The saddest part of it is that while prices of commodities basic to life have gone up, the price of life itself has gone down. Anybody can be auctioned at gunpoint now for PHP 15,000!

Pastang paita!

the ones paying them must have some connection to their business. it's my logical conclusion.

it's just awfully scary to think that your "enemies" are that soulless to put you down.

kolerang jawaa, the best!!!

cereals na pod!

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 26, 2009, 09:49:21 PM
Glacier, its really nothing. T.A is just a teacher's assistant. 4 of us were asked to T.A next semester for medgross anat if students need help w/ structures, we are asked to come in in lab at least once a week.

I accepted because i really love anatomy class. One way i can try to help out with my limited knowledge on anatomy, and at the same time maintain the limited knowledge and even learn some more. I try to help, and at the same time am helped in the process.

One of the main jobs of a T.A is to help prepare the cadavers, and preservation of the samples for anatomical exposition. This means we are to help the instructur(s) in removing the excess materieal on the outer layers and expose the large muscles in the upper limb, lower limb, thorax/abdomen and the skull. In my batch, Glace, we only had 1 T.A volunteer to help out and our instructor had to be in lab 5 days (as we are divided into groups due to the large class of my batch). So some of us talked about volunteering.

I know when we were studying the brachial plexus last year--we were looking for a T.A to help us in identifying/correcting something--but didn't have the opportunity. Instead we only had 1 lab instructor who had to some 30-40 students per group. Now at least next semester, there will be a T.A for ever 8-10 students.

cadaver!? ewww. lol. but, what you're doing enzo is very commendable. teachers in such environment really need volunteers. i won't be surprised if you'll be teaching next time...

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 26, 2009, 10:00:19 PM
dude, make sure you cover up and stay warm. Coffee or hot coco.

wish i have the cognac.

if they have the resources, if they have the river, if they have the will, why can't they?
High Tide Raises The Boats!!

Quote from: benelynne on March 25, 2009, 11:05:01 AM
Even where I am, where the justice system is well-respected, it is hard to get people to testify in crimes, unless they are closely related to the victim or have an overriding interest in having the crime solved.

That is why the pursuit of crimininals, the search for leads and the gathering of evidence are tasks that fall largely in the hands of the police, which are sometimes criticized for being inordinately intrusive and meticulous but are generally highly respected.

What complicates the recent cases in Tagbilaran is the fear that if you are rich enough to hire somebody to fell a rich man, as in the case of Taray, you can do the same to any Juan de la Cruz who dares to point you out. (I was surprised that you could actually pay someone a piddling PESO 15,000 to kill somebody, as a recent case in neighboring Cebu shows.)

In the more recent case, based on Pnp's account, Englishman Martin seems to have had previous run-ins with the Panglao police (the vaunted 'tourist police'), the very same persons we expect to solve these crimes.

Interestingly, Panglao is such a small place to be coddling such elusive criminals that even the 5-year-old case of Vivian Dumaluan is still in limbo.

Unless we see a decisive action and a dramatic resolution of these cases anytime soon, Bohol will soon lose its luster as a tourist haven and become a haven for criminals instead.

Kalooy nato!

these hired criminals are not living in Bohol. after the commission of the crime they are gone outside the province leaving no trace. and it's true, 15,000 pesos is only what it needs to eliminate your opponent. that's the lowest value for ordinary target. very professional. no traces of evidence. and the main perpetrator/s of the crime remain at large.

pics of 3 beautiful women with the mole on the left side of their faces

it's just one of several articles in the Constitution that our politicians are willing to ignore. so, where are we heading then, when even our elected officials don't care the Law of the Land? yet, we're always talking about change here and there.

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 17, 2009, 09:03:21 AM
Thank you Glace and

that book you're holding looks good. The Road.

Quote from: raldampong on March 26, 2009, 08:05:50 PM
Wa na tawon glacier, mga Tiyo ug Mga Lolo nako to sila kaniadto pa to. Nabilin ilang mga karaan nga instrumento. Karon may mga kabataan. Pero dili jud ingon sa unang panahon. Pag-uli nako ako tong collectahon ilang mga old picture akong ipost dire.

Wa may nisunod namo. Sila Tay Goging patay na si Jiji ( sax) nalang naa sa Capitolyo ga  band leader.

sayanga sab diay no kung wa nay nisunod. kadumdum ko sa una, diha pa ganiy kontest sa rondalla halos tanang baryo adto sa sentro. nindot ilaag kay bibo man. dang pang-tsiks pod. hehe.

Quote from: apothecary on March 26, 2009, 08:41:26 PM
duha actually ang tumong ana Bay: ang dalaga og ang himungaan.

Kon makadama ang nanguyab ug pasak-on, sa mga kaubang way lingaw, aw delicado ang naglomlom. 

mao. unya kay gisugot sa baje...naka-uyab ang laki. pag-uli sa laki, ang manok gikombati...pagka-alkanse.

sa una...ug hangtud karon...





(naa koy pics ibutang unta ani, di man mogawas...)

Quote from: willmerit on March 26, 2009, 02:02:44 PM
naunsa na bitaw ning kalibutan karon oi.

wa ra nay kumayingking sa mga nahitabo didtos laing dapit sama sa Iraq ug Afghanistan, bay wil.

Quote from: buwadsanga on March 26, 2009, 01:12:11 PM
wana ka tingug si mang himbis datu. hehehe!

luv you belle!

buwad,  kanang pouty lips ni da bins kung iyang parisan og miniskirt, ambot na lang jud og unsay akong buhaton...lol. pis

Quote from: benelynne on March 26, 2009, 08:07:15 PM
Nakit-an naku ang The Correspondents feature karon ra jud. Check out

http://www.pinoychannel.tv/watc/v-129614?title=D%20CORRESPONDENTS%203.24.09

Kon ikumpara hinuon sa Marilao ug sa Pasig, ang tubig sa Loboc murag mineral water. Kinahanglan lang gyud naay mga basurahan sa mga lugar nga gapundok ang mga turista ug tawo, kay kadtong naa ku didto ning niaging October, ang mga stall walay garbage can.

butangan na lang nila og sign: Bring your garbage with you. hehe.

ganahan ang nokos mokaon ana kay daghang vitamins..

i wonder kung naa ba poy laki nga model nila ani...

this is an interesting addendum to shed light about the motive of the murder. i hope the case will be solved. thank, rald.

in fairness, he deserves our praise for the national pride he has brought to our country. too bad, we quickly picked this small lapse of his decision-making. go, manny. God bless on your next fight vs Hatton.

sunod niyang buhatag dibuho ang mga chewing gums nga naa ilawom sa linkuranan sa simbahan...lol

nalingaw ko anang rondalla sa guindulman..naa pa ba na ron sa dapit sa bukid?

snow shoveling. arrrgg!!!

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 26, 2009, 04:28:33 PM
Lipay ko karoon. I was asked by my professor if I wanted to be a T.A for Medical Gross Anatomy I--which should start in my 1st semester of 2nd year. (which is next semester).

I agreed to the position. O man, more work, but am so excited. Honored ko to be selected tho.

Again, All Glory, Honor and Praise goes to The Lord God. Who has graced me with this opportunity.

what does this position entail, bay enz? anyway, congrats for another feather in your cap. God bless.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on March 26, 2009, 02:12:28 AM
Exempted nalang ko ani kay pakati raman na ahong hulagway aron pud ba mo post pud ka sa imoha hulagway.Ang first picture ug 3rd  ako na ug kabantay ka sa second pic si KC na anak sharon.
Ga try try ko ug apply diri as print ad model ug local model pang billboard pastilan nadawat ko. Twice interview ug screening perti na nuon nahong kulbaa kay binuang ra to naho.Ang akong bana maoy nagbalibad sa agent.Di na jud ko magbinuang ug apply apply sunod.

chance na unta to nimo, racqs, aron masuta gyud nila unsa ka-gwapa diay ning mga boholana.

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on March 26, 2009, 06:14:07 PM
Benny,
Gi feature didto sa documentary nga bawal ang mag buhi ug baboy sa kilid sa suba. Kada buntag, naay garbage brigade nga mamunit ug plastics & other garbage nga nag float sa river. Mura sila ug nag limpyo ug swiming pool. Ang mga tao pod nga naa sa daplin sa suba, manilhig sila sa ilang natad ug sila mismo ang mo punit kung dunay basura nga nag lutaw sa tubig.

Dako diay kaayo ni ug income/proceeds sa whole operation kay mo abot na ug 30 million per year to the treasury of Loboc. Ug kini bahin-bahinon kuno sa mga baranggays along the river bank.

Kung mao, kinsa may dili maning kamot ug hinlo kung mao ni ang source sa ilang income.

kung naay basurahan, bay macks, dool sa mga manindahay diha daplin sa Loboc River mas mapatuman ang kahinlo sa maong dapit. maayo ni nga ilang gitagaan og importansya ang torismo sa Loboc ug ang suba.

Quote from: calle on March 26, 2009, 12:13:06 PM
wa lagi shortcutay bay para di mawa sa thread. please read pnp's postings.

what do you mean? i was the first to post a reply to this topic. i read all PNP updates; that's what i am referring to saying my thank you. thx.

Quote from: Ginger on March 26, 2009, 12:31:32 AM
lain man akong ipahid, glace. hahaha 

sani gud diay na...kabuhion man pod tag wa's oras ana..

Quote from: hofelina on March 26, 2009, 06:08:55 AM
Glace,  are you undergoing an emotional upheaval? So much emotions in your poems, unreciprocated love maybe?

it was, manay. am bailed out na.

isangyaw ning maayong balitaa, bay aduy.

nangita og makaon...

Quote from: thatsmyboy1992 on March 26, 2009, 12:02:32 AM
thank you and how are you?

i.m not too bad. still TB-ing.

moose ...

great, great, great.

Quote from: Angie Gulle on March 26, 2009, 06:00:33 AM
Good for you Glace!

hahahaha...pssssh.

kining mga mangansyon ron kay lain na may toyo..pangawat na man hahaha.

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 24, 2009, 11:50:53 PM
mao raman na Glace...

hot japun bisan juwang na gamay noh?

makapalurat pa pos akong mga mata nga lurat na daan..

grammar o no grammar, being understood is what's important.

thanks for posting, tmb

Quote from: Ginger on March 24, 2009, 11:44:31 PM
Glace, akoy pahid sa imong luha.

hahaha

hala, beh, pagbitbit og tuwalya, ms ginger kay gabaha na ning akong luha. 

Mr. TB = Lorenzo

Quote from: windgate on March 25, 2009, 11:19:44 PM
magbabalak jud ka ice da^. you have a way with words.  hurot akong bilib... hala madam ipagawas na nang imong legs diha through your miniskirt kay atong "sud-ongon" matod pa ni ice.  puede pod ingnon nga lantawon bai no?  pero ug sa salitang kanto "li^li-on" .  ngisi pod diha madam oi

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 25, 2009, 11:16:18 PM
yeah! sakto ka Glace, sud-onga lang ninjo nang mga photos diha ayaw lang nang himbisan kay puro baja ta pinoy. kana gud mo ingon nga himbisan mura naman ug wa kay salig sa beauty sa imong isig ka Bol-anon. Bol-anon gud na imo jud nang mahalon, di kay himbisan. mura man ug nag post lang mi ug photos diri para ipaibog sa mga kaigsoonan. Nag post mi ug photos diri tungod kay andam mi mo pakita ninyo in person pohon.

I could hide pero dili man na akong katuyoan, ang katuyoan sa mga nagkapita kay andam na sila ug tagana makig EB bisan sa WEBKAM man lang gani. mao nay pakig SANDUROT  sa kapwa boholano...sa mga nag tago, taman r ajud  sa Forum ang atong panag inigsoonay,  but i respect your wishes kay di man ninyo feel magpakita okay ra jud na pero ayaw pang himbis sa mga nagpakita.

angay ug matarong lang jud bitaw atong sud-ongon uban sa pagdayeg, tungod kay kining mga nagpakita sa ilang pics diri labaw pa nas AIG bonus...sakto jud nang pagkasultia, ba bins, pakig-SANDUROT. 

Quote from: buwadsanga on March 25, 2009, 04:14:45 PM
belle, ajaw tawon tangtanga imong mga pix.

akong isugyot nga instead ug 'himbisan" kuan nalang  "ilhon" kay ang himbisan mura manag sa manok pang sabong. ilhon kilalanin.

paninguhaa jud buwad nga di tang-tangon kay daghan ra ba to. hehehe.

Quote from: windgate on March 25, 2009, 03:20:12 PM
hala si madam gisaput sa term nga himbis.  any alternative word madam?

hoy tabang mo. unsa ra gani laing term sa himbisan. calling all magbabalaks...
kanang dili lawom kaajo.  akong hibaw-an sa tagalog kay kaliskisan.  mao ra japon.
ug kaning kilatis pod diay.  wa na ko kabalo sa binol anon ana.

nyt madam..

di man jud mapulihan og mas gaan-gaan nang pulunga, wind, kay it is what it connotes is the problem. HIMBISAN and its equavalents connote "scaling/ascertaining the person". to the person saying "himbis", he/she sounds a braggart (bugalbugalon/hambugirit). which is sensitive to some and which i think should be minimized or eliminated.

para nako, the right word is "sud-ongon" to refer the picture. however we say it, our comment is still what matters. i may use the words correctly, but my words may be still impolite or sarcastic. nevertheless, i would still be ready to say sorry, which is the gem of any conversation, if in case, my words flew to the wrong direction. i hope the spontaneity of our wonderful exchange of words won't be affected. let's move on. hala bira.

does anyone know the background of this brit? apparently, there were previous threats already against this man.

YES!

Quote from: Angie Gulle on March 25, 2009, 10:30:33 AM
Why man talikud? Ngano magpalugod?

magpakawot sa katol. haha

Mahal Kita, Alam Mo Ba?

catcher og e-at, wind. hehehe

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 25, 2009, 07:45:18 AM
hahahaha

ang mga gils ani nga thread kay mga barumbado kaajo!

hahahha Glace na fell na nako nga nang luspad na kag sugod diha!

hahahahha

nag-make-up na kog baga ani lagi kay aron di maklarong nangluspad. hahahaha.

Quote from: Ginger on March 25, 2009, 07:51:48 AM
nganong mo luspad man nga di man tika pug-an.

among kaliwat nana, ginger, dali mangluspad. kung pug-an pa nimo, magluno. hahaha

Quote from: buwadsanga on March 23, 2009, 09:53:16 AM
halos tanang miss jagna cvi gikan.... fyi

daghang pong gwpa ning jagna, tungod tingali nas calamay...hehehehe

Quote from: Sylvanus on March 24, 2009, 11:30:15 PM
in the bathroom

how do you do it, bay sylvanus?

Quote from: janjan on March 25, 2009, 06:44:39 AM
hahaha mao basin ako na naka view nimo glace

sugod na kog pangluspad...hahahahha

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 24, 2009, 11:04:07 PM


tinuod jud Glace ang ilang giingon nga "two heads is better than one"

usahay man gud atong ka-indecisive is just being lack of some form of encouragement. that's when a appreciative partner comes into play.

Quote from: swakee on March 24, 2009, 11:37:20 PM
usually palpak akong mga plano/desisyon but it's part of the so called life

mao jud swaks. like many of us.

Quote from: preciousNpolite on March 22, 2009, 03:07:41 AM
The problem here with what you are saying Glaceir is most people here are hadlok of being a witness.

For some reason unknown to me is many people here like it when scum can run they're lives. I thought that people who beleive in God and go to church are strong because of God but I see it diferent here so many cases are deadball because no witness to testify. If you people want this to continue then be weak if you want to fight for a better place then fight for what is right do not ever coward down.

Stand up!Make a change for once for a happeir and safer community.

pnp, it's a growing problem in this country to find witness to a crime. owing to lack of trust to our police authorities to secure their lives and of their family, most people don't want to be involved anymore in many criminal cases, especially highly sensitive ones, and come out in public to testify. i myself had a case to prove how difficult it is to encourage one to witness. in most cases, the witness always looks for assurance or a bargain for their safety. in my case, the person asked me to produce a hand-gun for self-defense in an advent of an encounter. it's the practical side of the coin why, even if they are known to be religious or Church-goer, which is, for me, beside the point; but they're not unconcerned or lack thereof.

Quote from: Brownman on March 25, 2009, 02:06:34 AM
pagkalami baya paminawun ning kansyon bai kay tungud sa iyang bugnaw mga huni pati mga punu an sa kapajas mangalarag.

lupig pay huwaw ana diay bay brownman. hehehehe.

thanks for posting, PNP.

Quote from: janjan on March 25, 2009, 03:16:29 AM
na hala pang hire na dinha glace pagbutang lang add sa ym pariha ana uban ba nga moahat lang ug send ug adverstisement nga open ila web cam nga pwedi ka ka view

hahaha. kuyawa ana no. naa bitaw kono na. wa ta kabalo akong silingan na diay nag-view nako.

ham, bread, tea

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 25, 2009, 03:51:34 AM

see? nalimot na gani ko ani nga post!

tigols na...lol.

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on March 23, 2009, 10:28:53 AM
my favorite lines:

"giagni sa katulugon"

"nilanog sa langit imong katawa"

this is a snapshot of a life's epiphany.

there's the story and there's the listener. your listening Mike is crisp and solemn.

ginoo ko si mommy, naghubo na man. wa na jud diay tingali kapalit og sinina. tsk tsk. lol

lovely, da bins. more!!!

hurot na akong bakasyon, da bins. mag-jamajama na lang tag gama og balak aron palabay sa panahon.

EI, individual bankruptcies up in Canada
Tuesday, March 24, 2009 CBC News

The number of people filing for bankruptcy and unemployment benefits in this country spiked in January, according to new numbers released Tuesday, further signs that the global economic recession is turning local in Canada.

The Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Canada said that more than 117,000 Canadians filed for bankruptcy in the 12-month period ending in January 2009. That represented an increase of 15.8 per cent compared to the previous 12 months.

In January alone, more than 10,000 individuals in this country filed insolvency papers, up 2.9 per cent from December.

Perhaps more tellingly, the number of Canadians who filed for employment insurance benefits rose above the 500,000 level nationally for January, Statistics Canada said Tuesday.

That represented a jump of 23,700, or 4.4 per cent compared to December.

In fact, Canadians filing for jobless help is now 23 per cent higher than the level in February 2008, the most recent low for this indicator.

"In recent months, labour market conditions in Canada have deteriorated significantly. Through the early part of 2008, employment growth weakened, only to fall sharply later that year and into 2009, causing a spike in the unemployment rate. By February 2009, the unemployment rate hit 7.7 per cent, up almost two percentage points from a record low at the start of 2008," said Canada's statistical agency in a press release.

Both figures â€" the bankruptcies and EI claims â€" are signs of growing difficulties faced by individual Canadians as the recession in this country grows.

Part of the problem for Canadians is seen in the business bankruptcies in January.

In the first month of the year, 567 firms pulled the plug on their operations and filed insolvency papers. For the 12 months January to January, the numbers of corporate bankruptcies actually slipped slightly by 2.6 per cent but was up 2.5 per cent comparing this January to last December.

Company insolvencies rose sharply in Quebec, where the economy is undergoing a contraction in its industrial base. In January, 250 companies closed their doors versus 202 in December.

Ontario bankruptcies fell a bit in January, down half a percentage point compared to December.

Manufacturing bankruptcies were up 24 per cent in the month versus December.

US can wait: 2 top nurses opt to serve here

March 21, 2009 03:29:00
Ma. Cecilia Rodriguez
Philippine Daily Inquirer

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY, Philippine â€" After finding out she was a topnotcher in the last Nursing Board exams, it was natural for Rosario Pasimio to start looking for work abroad.

After all, this was why she studied nursing â€" to earn a good living so she could help her family.

But when she learned that the government was deploying at least 10,000 nurses to some of the country’s remotest areas, she found a reason to stay.

“It’s [one way of] giving back to the country,” said Pasimio, a nursing graduate from Xavier University (Ateneo de Cagayan) here. She ranked No. 5 in the latest Nursing Licensure Examination, which could help her land a job abroad. But the global recession and its looming adverse effects on the Philippines changed her mind.

“I’m sure many others like me want to go abroad,” she said. “But for now, I would like to serve my countrymen in the rural areas.”

Crystal Mae Sabela, another nursing graduate of XU who placed No. 9 in the last board exams, said serving the country was one of the first things she learned in nursing school.

“There is a crisis right now and a lot [of people] are losing their jobs,” Sabela said, adding that many people might not have ready access to health, especially those in the rural areas.

NARS program

The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) is urging new nurses like Pasimio and Sabela to answer the call to augment the number of health workers in remote areas where people rarely see doctors or nurses.

Under the Nurses Assigned in Rural Service, or NARS program, nurses will be deployed to selected towns in the provinces of Lanao del Norte and Misamis Oriental beginning April 1, according to the DOLE regional office here.

All 22 municipalities of Lanao del Norte, considered one of the country’s poorest provinces, will avail themselves of the NARS program.

Unemployed nurses willing to serve in their hometown, who are physically and mentally fit and with no nursing-related practice for one to three years, may apply for the program, according to the DOLE.

They must have valid licenses and should not be over 35 years old. Each nurse hired under the program will get a monthly stipend of P8,000.

For her part, Pasimio said it was not the financial reward that attracted her to join the NARS program. Rather, it was the chance to train and serve in areas where it mattered.

The only daughter of a businessman and a company manager, Pasimio admitted that she had led a “sheltered” life.

However, she said she was ready to face the difficulties of serving in a rural area.

“It will be a big challenge but I think I am up to it,” she added.

“Producing good nurses has been a tradition of my school. But they also taught us to serve our people and not just think of ourselves,” Pasimio said.

Work experience

“[New graduates] like me still need work experience. It’s just right to practice here in my hometown,” she said.

Remegio Cabañog of the DOLE-Lanao said the NARS program was meant to address the problem of unemployment and “the proliferation of volunteer nurses.”

It has become an open practice for volunteer nurses to sometimes even pay for the chance of working in a hospital, according to Cabañog, in order to obtain a certificate of work experience which is a requirement to land a job abroad.

He said under the NARS program, new nurses would undergo training and development on competency enhancement. The training was designed by the Department of Health (DOH), in collaboration with the Professional Regulations Commission (PRC).

This training, Cabañog said, would cover both clinical and public health functions.

Cardinal Sees Good, Bad Sides In Panlilio Bid

By Dona Pazzibugan, Tonette Orejas
Philippine Daily Inquirer 3/24/2009

MANILA, Philippinesâ€"Without raising any objection to the idea, Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales said Monday that a Catholic priest like Pampanga Gov. Ed Panlilio running for president in 2010 would have its “good side and bad side.”

Rosales said the issue was not a religious one, but a question of character and qualification.

“The issue here is, ‘Is this a person of integrity? Is this a person who won’t cheat, won’t steal, won’t lie? Is this person compassionate?’ That will be the issue,” the cardinal said on the Catholic Church-run Radio Veritas.

A movement has been launched to field Panlilio as a presidential candidate, with Isabela Gov. Grace Padaca as his running mate.

Over the weekend, Panlilio told the Philippine Daily Inquirer that he was open to the possibility of seeking the presidency.

Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz and San Fernando Archbishop Paciano Aniceto said Sunday they were worried that the priesthood was being used for political ends. Cruz said Panlilio should resign from the priesthood if he wanted to continue in politics.

Jaro Archbishop Angel Lagdameo Monday joined the two bishops in calling on Panlilio to leave the priesthood if he intended to run for president.

Fed up with system

Rosales said people asking a priest to run for the country’s highest public post, which he described as unprecedented, was a sign that Filipinos were fed up with the usual kind of politicians seen every elections.

“I’ve been reading about it in the newspapers. That is good and that is also not good,” Rosales said.

The Manila archbishop said it was good because people were fed up with the system.

“Regardless of who you put in position, it’s the same thing; only the faces change. The people have come to realize this, so now even a priest wants to run [for president]… because the people are fed up with the [political] system,” Rosales said.

Let people speak

He said that even if people staged an EDSA revolt over and over, “we end up with the same thing.”

“So now the people are saying, ‘All right let’s have a priest’ in the hopes that there will be real change in our country,” Rosales said.

He said the bad side of having a priest run for president was that the Catholic Church would be accused of interfering in politics.

“That’s what we want to avoid because that’s not supposed to be… [But] the people themselves are saying that the issue here is corruption, theft, bribery; it is not an issue of religion,” he said.

Support from other churches

As the Catholic Church has maintained that it would not endorse any political candidate, Rosales said he would stay on the sidelines should Panlilio run.

“I don’t want to meddle because that’s politics. But believe me, wherever the Church would find a person who is honest and good, it is not only the Catholic Church that will give its support but also other churches,” the cardinal said.

He urged the electorate to change and not be swayed by vote buying.

Panlilio said he would not resign from the priesthood should he decide to seek the top public post.

“I will insist on my right. That’s how I love my priesthood,” Panlilio said when sought for a reaction to Cruz’s suggestion that he seek a dispensation from the Vatican should he stay in politics.

“If [the Roman Catholic hierarchy in the Philippines] makes me quit and initiate it, OK lang (that’s OK),” Panlilio said.

Aniceto has yet to ask him to leave the priesthood. It was Aniceto who suspended the priest’s ministry work in May 2007 when Panlilio ventured into politics.

Other canon lawyers

The governor said other canon lawyers did not have the same opinion as Cruz, a canon law expert. Panlilio was Cruz’s secretary when the latter served as bishop of Pampanga until 1989.

The governor said he had yet to decide whether he would heed calls for him to run for president.

“I’m still hoping somebody can give it a try. He should be advocating and practicing good governance and eager to help in making a better Philippines for poor Filipinos,” he said.

He said local priests were not totally one with him in that plan and clergy members close to him were scheduled to meet him on Monday night to discuss the issue.

Lay leaders

Pampanga Bishop Roberto Mallari said, “I will not campaign against Among [Father] Ed because I stand for what he stands for.”

But Mallari said he would prefer that lay leaders enter politics. “We want [Panlilio] to return to the ministry, but it is still he who will decide,” he said.

In Isabela, Gov. Grace Padaca said she was overwhelmed by a surge of support generated by a movement that seeks to field Panlilio and her in next year’s presidential elections.

Second look

“I was at first overwhelmed, and could not help but ask, ’Why me?’ But as these expressions of support are starting to mount, we can’t help but take a second serious look at it. Right now, I’m interested to find out how our people would respond to this call in the coming days,” Padaca said.

She said groups from various sectors were volunteering because they were “hungry for change.”

Padaca said she was agonizing over the clamor for her to run for vice president.

“If only this cup is taken away from me,” she said. “I wish there were more people with fire in their belly.”

Pampanga Rep. Juan Miguel Arroyo sneered at efforts to convince Panlilio to run for president, saying this should explain why the self-styled anti-jueteng priest had been frequenting Metro Manila’s media outlets.

With reports from Christian Esguerra and Gil Cabacungan Jr. in Manila; Melvin Gascon and Leoncio Balbin Jr., Inquirer Northern Luzon; and Nestor P. Burgos Jr., Inquirer Visayas

Quote from: iNsIktiSayD on August 25, 2007, 06:07:46 PM
tinood ba nga suko ang Ginoo sa mga b***t ug tomboy?

ambot. wa man ko kadungog.

di man masuko ang Ginoo sa tawo bisan kung unsa pa na siya: L.B.B.T.
hukman man ta sa atong binuhatan.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 24, 2009, 08:30:54 AM
ug nganong gapugong ba, Glace?!

lami man jud ilaag, wa lay panahon.