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posted by Becky Striepe Feb 22, 2011 5:00 pm
http://www.care2.com/greenliving/5-ways-to-reduce-food-waste.html#ixzz1GU2M8aKL


1. Order and Cook Less

Whether you’re eating out or cooking at home, take a hard look at what you’re planning for your meals. Of course, you want to make sure you have enough food prepared for you and your family, but over ordering or cooking way too much just leads to waste. This might take some observation as you get a feel for how much you guys actually eat, but the reduction in waste is not only good for the planet, it’s good for your wallet!

It’s important to balance this out. You don’t want to feel guilted into the clean plate club. Remember: food you eat after you’re full is just as wasted as food you throw away.

2. Eat Those Leftovers

Whether you planned to have leftovers or accidentally ordered or cooked too much food, making sure you eat them before they go bad is key to reducing food waste. You can try revamping those leftovers into a whole new meal or just plan to eat them later on in the week on a night that you don’t feel like cooking. Either way, it’s important not to shove that leftover food into the back of the fridge to rot. If you don’t think you’ll be able to eat them before they go bad, why not portion that leftover food into servings and stick them in the freezer?

3. Cut the Packaging

You might not think of that take out container or the bag your pre-washed lettuce came in as food waste, but all of that packaging really adds up. Next time you’re ordering take out, see how the restaurant feels about you bringing it home in your own, clean, reusable container. At the grocery store, just being more conscious of packaging can make a big difference. Instead of pre-cut broccoli florets in a plastic bag, for example, you can pick up a head of broccoli and cut it up youself. Voila! You’ve dodged a bit of waste and probably saved a buck at the same time.

For something like broccoli, you can probably get away without using a produce bag, but for dry goods like beans or more delicate produce like lettuces, you do need some kind of bag. In those situations, why not try toting your own reusable produce bags?

4. Don’t Shop Hungry

This might seem like a no-brainer, but how many times have you bought far too much at the grocery store because you were shopping on an empty stomach? Hungry shopping leads to impulse buys, often of packaging-heavy, processed foods. Even if you just end up with way too many fruits and veggies, are you going to be able to eat all of that food before it spoils? A quickie snack before you head to the store can go a long way toward preventing waste in your kitchen.

5. Compost Your Food Scraps

One of the biggest problems with food waste is that all of that organic material breaks down into methane, a greenhouse gas many times more harmful than CO2, in the landfill. Rather than tossing veggie scraps into the trash, toss them into your compost bin where they can break down into nutrient-rich dirt.

Even apartment dwellers can get in on the composting action! You might think a small space would make composting too hard, but it’s easy as pie to get a bin going even in a tiny apartment. If you don’t have a garden to benefit from all of that good compost, you can use it to nourish potted plants or just dump it outside.

Quote from: Vistabel on March 13, 2011, 02:13:41 AM

Kusog jamong modagan kay nabijaan na man diay sa ijang mga kauban...

Dia ra ang iyang kauban... 

Real cool... 

dasypygal (comparative more dasypygal, superlative most dasypygal), adj.

having hairy buttocks

Synonym: cacopygian
Antonym: callipygian

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Kini ang akong ganahn ron... 

Quote from: luckybelle on October 27, 2010, 01:38:55 PM
Oi, magpakamay pud?

Maingon anang estoryaha...

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 22, 2010, 03:54:43 AM
ang kuyaw kung masakpan, ulbo tanang kaspa.

Maoy nakaayo sa mga bakakon--always alert...

Cool seahorse...

Kon dako ang lindog, pwede adto ang tabo...

Japan Plans Post-Quake Spending Bill as Fiscal Risk Rises

March 13, 2011, 4:26 AM EDT
By Christopher Anstey


March 13 (Bloomberg) -- Japan aims to compile a package to fund the rebuilding effort after its strongest earthquake on record, a step that may worsen the challenge of reining in the world’s biggest public debt.

The northern Tohoku region most affected by the disaster accounts for about 8 percent of gross domestic product, and is host to factories making products from cars to beer. It also has energy infrastructure including a nuclear power plant that the government said is at risk of a meltdown after an explosion.

Factory shutdowns, power cuts and the impact on consumer confidence may hurt Japan’s GDP for a period of months, while contributing to growth later as reconstruction occurs, economists said. The additional public spending risks hurting demand for Japanese government bonds, said analyst Alicia Ogawa.

Policy makers will need to compile a spending package “over the medium to long-term” to cope with the aftermath of the 8.9-magnitude earthquake and the tsunami it triggered, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano told NHK Television. Officials will use about 200 billion yen ($2.4 billion) left over from the budget for the fiscal year ending March 31 to pay for the recovery effort, he said, adding that local elections scheduled for next month may be delayed.


More at: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-03-13/japan-plans-post-quake-spending-bill-as-fiscal-risk-rises.html

Couch for cat lovers...

The fierce dwarf and the gentle giant...

He he, nakita lagi imong reflection, Bay Vist...

I can forgive, but I cannot forget, is only another way of saying, I will not forgive.  Forgiveness ought to be like a cancelled note â€" torn in two, and burned up, so that it never can be shown against one. ~Henry Ward Beecher

Walking through the woods today with an old friend who I have been recently reunited with, we shared stories of the times when we did not live up to the best of ourselves as mothers. The truth is that the business of raising children is a mixed bag because all families are reflections of both the best and worst parts of who we are. Our children inherit both, and the art of it, if there is one, is to strive always to be our best and forgive ourselves for our worst.

Seems easy enough to say, but self forgiveness is a life work and many people grow up so familiar with some kind of shame that it is easy to hang onto our worst mistakes and spin long-term consequences out of every weakness. Overcoming the story line that keeps us from finding peace in ourselves is the result of trying to forgive ourselves.

Louis B. Smedes wrote “Forgiving does not erase the bitter past. A healed memory is not a deleted memory. Instead, forgiving what we cannot forget creates a new way to remember. We change the memory of our past into a hope for our future.” This is the transformational process of forgiving.  This is the human alchemy of turning our worst mistakes into fertilizer for the future. We choose another way of seeing the situation and before long it alters how we remember it and ourselves.

Forgiveness though is also elusive. You can’t make yourself or anyone else forgive and it is not in our immediate human nature to  let go. You could say the same exact words about the experience of orgasmic pleasure.  No one can force themselves or anyone else into the deep and transformative pleasure of orgasm.  In both cases, all you can do is offer yourself up to the process by being open, curious and vulnerable.  It also helps to stop the thinking, analyzing and questioning which only keeps the mind preoccupied and distracted from the present moment business of release. You literally cannot orgasm and create a mental shopping list at the same time.   You cannot forgive someone if you are cataloging their offenses in your mind.

In the end, that maybe what is so powerfully similar about process of forgiveness and orgasm. They are both a kind of grace that  takes over and releases us completely into the present moment. In the most visceral of ways, for moments not measurable by our classic sense of time, we are free of our mind and at peace in our body. Although I have never seen a study I would bet that there is a proportional similarity between the percentage of people who don’t easily find pleasure and who have never forgiven themselves the shame of not finding pleasure.

Sometimes all you have to do is ask for release and mean it.


posted by Wendy Strgar Mar 11, 2011 8:01 am
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Quote from: bugsay on March 13, 2011, 06:15:04 PM
basin nasikaran kay gikan pod namago?...hehehe

Aw, kon ang yoga position lay tan-awon, morag nasikaran ang itlog...

Quote from: bugsay on March 13, 2011, 06:16:55 PM
arang-arang na kuno.....arang dakoa na's problema...

Bwahaha! Aw, maarang na diay ang dagkong ulo sa dagkong tai kon maohon...

Which shoe did Cinderella lose at the stairway? The left or the right? 

“If you want to progress on a spiritual path, you must challenge your actionsâ€"including what you eatâ€"as to whether they are authentic expressions of the love and spirit within you.”  John Robbins

I have a friend who loves to collect clichés. He believes that we repeat them so often because they have some truth to them. Take, for example, the old adage “You are what you eat.”  Even more than that, you are what remains in your body after the rest has been eliminated. Restricting your food choices can be beneficial to your health, and can also serve as an investigation into your true nature. The manner in which animals are raised and slaughtered carries both energetic and karmic consequences that the human race must all share. Compare it to standing by while someone you love is being harshly abused. You wouldn’t. You would find a way to help them from being hurt or killed. We share the karma because we are aware of the pain that is being inflicted and do nothing to prevent it from happening. The ethical treatment of animals is the responsibility of all peoples and is one of the precepts of right and moral conduct to do no harm.

Empirical evidence shows that energy cannot be destroyed. The energy we put into the preparation of our food, as well as, the energy that remains in the fiber of the meat you eat, can affect how you think and feel on any given day. With meditation, you bring a calm and tranquil mind to the kitchen, and the results of that mental energy is transferred to your food and back again to the body. Does this mean that you must be a vegetarian in order to become liberated? People have been considering this question since ancient times. The different schools of thought range from strict vegetarians, who wear a face mask so as not to accidentally swallow an insect and cause harm, to those who transform the karmic energy of slaughtered animals to a higher level and use it for good. The range of beliefs and perceptions are wide and diverse including whether to confine animals for their butter and milk or chickens for their eggs. Each individual must decide for him or herself.

I have experienced how a balanced vegetarian diet can help to calm and center the body in tune to how meditation brings peace to the mind. Consuming meat that still holds the animal’s pain and fear does not contribute to a calm and centered body; instead, it causes feelings of heaviness and lethargy. A diet made up of mostly meat, fish, eggs, overcooked and packaged foods can make a person dull, lazy, lacking in high ideals, purpose, and motivation. This can eventually result in developing chronic ailments and suffering from depression.

As we look for answers to the healthy survival of our planet and the human species a significant change in diet must be seriously undertaken. If you are determined to reduce your carbon footprint then include 1-2 vegetarian meals on a daily basis as a place to begin. If you are not sure what a days worth of meals might look like, then here is a typical day without animal protein, refined flour, and refined sugar products.

Upon rising: Juice of half a lemon in 1 cup warm water with 1 teaspoon raw honey.
Breakfast: Cooked whole grain cereal (oatmeal, cream of rice, spelt flakes), with maple syrup, blueberries and walnuts.
Snack: 6 almonds and 1 apple.
Lunch: Bean burrito with brown rice, mixed green salad with sprouts and flax seed oil vinaigrette.
Snack: Fruit smoothie made with a non-dairy milk, ½ banana, strawberries and maple syrup or stevia.
Dinner: Lentil miso soup, whole grain bread with nut butter, dark green salad with steamed broccoli.

This is a very basic menu that you can enhance with a variety of organic food additions. It supports a clean, healthy body and a clear, focused mind. Of course, it always makes sense to check with your physician before changing your diet, especially if you are taking medications. As your diet improves your blood pressure and cholesterol will naturally lower, so have your doctor monitor your meds until you don’t need them any longer. For recipes to get you started click HERE to go to my cooking/recipe blog.


posted by Delia Quigley Mar 12, 2011 10:01 am
http://www.care2.com/greenliving/am-i-a-bad-person-if-i-eat-animals.html

Quote from: Vistabel on March 08, 2011, 03:05:29 AM


by Blanc

pabaylo-an lang ni nako ug Bahal

Ang painting o ang baje?

Quote from: bugsay on March 13, 2011, 05:55:53 PM
yoga or napildi sa buwang?....

Nagpinitensya tuod pero sigi lang kay nakalimugmog man, tan-awa di ba puwa-puwa ang aping...

Quote from: Vistabel on March 13, 2011, 05:31:05 PM

magmabdos, unsaon kaha sa maong kabajo? basin mangitlog nalang ni kay wala may tyan.

Di magmabdos ning kabajoa kay wa may hunong ang dagan. Bisag maapsan pa, di kahinultol og hunat ang mopaanak, di kaigo...

Nigrabe o mao lang gihapon kagrabeha? (Di na lang ko mangutana kon arang-arang na ba...)

Cool baobab toilet... 

The African baobab tree (adansonia digitata) blossom opens only to moonlight and it is pollinated by fruit bats.

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By Silke Ceruti


The African Baobab Tree (Adansonia digitata) is a tree with many stories and interesting facts.

Adansonia digitata can be found all over the African continent and even Madagascar. It reaches heights of 5 to 30 metres (16 to 98 ft) and has a trunk diameters of 7 to 11 metres (23 to 36 ft). Flowers are equally large with up to 7 inches in size. The tree produces edible fruit, called monkey bread as especially baboons love it. I have eaten monkey bread, and have to admit that the sour taste is not especially appealing to my European palate. Having said that, in the African culture the fruit, seeds and even young leaves and seedlings are very much used for local dishes and drinks.

Here is some more interesting and mystical information on the Baobab Tree...

1. The African tribes call the tree "the upside down tree". When bare of leaves, the spreading branches of the Baobab look like roots sticking up into the air as if it had been planted upside-down. An African legend tells that the baobab was amongst the first trees to appear on Earth. When the palm tree, the flame tree and the fig tree appeared, the Baobab began to grumble that it wanted to be taller, to have brilliant flame coloured flowers, and bear tasty fruit too. The Gods grew angry at this incessant wailing and pulled up the tree by its roots, and replanted in upside down to keep it quiet!

2. The African baobab tree is also called the "tree of life" as it can store water during the drought season which is sometimes vital to the rural population. Large baobab trees could contain more than 30,000 gallons of water, and to get to it, Kalahari bushmen use hollow pieces of grass like a straw to suck the water out.

3. The baobab is Africa's latest fair trade sensation. On the 15th July 2008 the European Union has officially approved the export of powdered baobab fruit to the United Kingdom as a healthy additive to cereal bars and smoothies. The baobab is said to have three times the vitamin C content of an orange, and as much calcium as a glass of milk. According to Britain's University of Southampton, the baobab is rich in vitamin B1, B2, and C, and calcium, plus it's bursting with antioxidants.

4. The citric and tartaric acids found in the pulp provide the base for cream of tartar, often used as a baking ingredient.

5.Because of their size, people have been storing supplies in old hollow trunks or have been living inside a Baobab Tree. Have a look at a website called "bigbaob" for some amazing videos.

6. Natural medicine uses the bark of the Baobab to lower fevers, chewing a leave is apparently waking you up and ingesting some of the tartar powder is helping with stomach aches.

7. In rural Africa the bark is used to make ropes and even clothing.

8. Rafiki (the baboon) from "The Lion King" lives in a Baobab Tree.


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In the nursery rhyme Jack and Jill, Jack represented the French King, Louis XVI who "Lost his Crown" in the Revolution, while Jill who (or rather her head) came tumbling after, was Marie Antoinette.

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Quote from: hubag bohol on March 13, 2011, 05:02:58 PM
One way to support Matt’s efforts is by buying wine! All of the profits from the “6 Bottles of Christchurch” package â€" from eco.love wines â€" are donated to Matt’s efforts with Global Green and Sir Edmond Hillary Institute. Included in the wine package are four bottles of delicious eco.love Sauvignon Blanc and two bottles of Riesling, all of which come from the first caboNZero Certified winery in the world. They may be the least guilty and most rewarding bottles of wine you ever buy!

Indeed... 

On February 22, Christchurch, New Zealand suffered a devastating earthquake. In addition to killing at least 166 people, the earthquake caused extensive damage and left many people in need of assistance. Many were left homeless and more are still without power.

Matt Peterson, president and CEO of Global Green and senior fellow of New Zealand-based Sir Edmund Hillary Institute, is raising funds to provide both immediate and long-term assistance to victims in Christchurch, with needs such as solar and crank flashlights and help with green building plans.

One way to support Matt’s efforts is by buying wine! All of the profits from the “6 Bottles of Christchurch” package â€" from eco.love wines â€" are donated to Matt’s efforts with Global Green and Sir Edmond Hillary Institute. Included in the wine package are four bottles of delicious eco.love Sauvignon Blanc and two bottles of Riesling, all of which come from the first caboNZero Certified winery in the world. They may be the least guilty and most rewarding bottles of wine you ever buy!


Read more: http://www.care2.com/greenliving/drink-wine-help-new-zealand-victims.html#ixzz1GT6tjUSI

World Toilet Summit

The World Toilet Organization started the World Toilet Summit in 2001 to provide a common platform for stakeholders to connect, share, learn and collaborate to meet the global target for sanitation. WTO leverages foreign governments and NGOs to host the World Toilet Summit in different cities each year.

Each summit is aimed at addressing issues of toilet and sanitation from technologies, development, funding, to design, maintenance, social entrepreneurship, capacity building, research and various other related topics, creating massive media coverage and momentum.[citation needed]

These summits have been held in various places around the world:

    * 2010 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    * 2009 - Singapore
    * 2008 - Macau, China
    * 2007 - New Delhi, India
    * 2006 - Moscow, Russia
    * 2005 - Belfast, Northern Ireland
    * 2004 - Beijing, China
    * 2003 - Taipei, Taiwan
    * 2002 - Seoul, South Korea
    * 2001 - Singapore

--from Wikipedia

World Toilet College

Established in 2005, the World Toilet College (WTC) started as a social enterprise to establish an independent world body to ensure the best practices and standards in Toilet Design, Cleanliness, and Sanitation Technologies are adopted and disseminated through training. WTC’s underlying principle is to bridge the "last mile" to professionalize the sanitation and restroom industry and ensure that the needs, design, maintenance and cleanliness of restrooms receive mainstream attention. The WTC claims to be the

WTC has a long-standing partnership with Singapore Polytechnic. In 19 November 2005, WTC signed a Memorandum of Association in which Singapore Polytechnic agreed to provide the premises for classroom training. On-site training will be done in various locations. It also has the support of local and international government ministries and agencies, private enterprises and sanitation experts.

WTC offers the following programmes:

    * Restroom Specialist Training Course (RSTC)
    * National Skills Recognition System Course (NSRS)
    * Sustainable Sanitation Course (SusSan)
    * Restroom Design Course (RDC)
    * School Sanitation and Hygiene Education Course (SSHEC)
    * Disaster and Emergency Sanitation Course (DESC)

World Toilet Organization (WTO) is a global non-profit organization committed to improving toilet and sanitation conditions worldwide. WTO focuses on toilets instead of water, which receives more attention and resources under the common subject of sanitation. Founded in 2001 with 15 members, it now has 151 member organizations in 53 countries working towards eliminating the toilet taboo and delivering sustainable sanitation. WTO is also the organizer of the World Toilet Summits and World Toilet Expo and Forum.

Bwahaha! 

Ang patot ni Bolbuhol...

Such gorgeous colors... 

Early celebration...

1. The film “Psycho” was the first movie to show a toilet flushing â€" the scene caused an inpouring of complaints about indecency.

2. Pomegranates studded with cloves were used as the first attempt at making toilet air-freshener.

3. Hermann Goering refused to use regulation toilet paper â€" instead he bought soft white handkerchiefs in bulk and used them.

4. Over $100,000 US dollars was spent on a study to determine whether most people put their toilet paper on the holder with the flap in front or behind; the answer: three out of four people have the flap in the front.

5. King George II of Great Britain died falling off a toilet on the 25th of October 1760.

6. The average person spends three whole years of their life sitting on the toilet.

7. The first toilet cubicle in a row is the least used (and consequently cleanest).

8. An estimated 2.6 billion people worldwide do not have access to proper toilet facilities, particularly in rural areas of China and India.

9. The Roman army didn’t have toilet paper so they used a water soaked sponge on the end of a stick instead!

10. The toilet is flushed more times during the super bowl halftime than at any time during the year.

11. 90% of pharmaceuticals taken by people are excreted through urination. Therefore our sewer systems contain heavy doses of drugs. A recent study by the EPA has found fish containing trace amounts of estrogen, cholesterol-lowering drugs, pain relievers, antibiotics, caffeine and even anti-depressants.

12. Lack of suitable toilets and sanitation kills approximately 1.8 million people a year, many of them children.

13. The toilet handle in a public restroom can have up to 40,000 germs per square inch.

14. While he didn’t invent the toilet, Thomas Crapper perfected the siphon flush system we use today. He was born in the village of Thorne â€" which is an anagram of throne.

15. In a 1992 survey, British public toilets were voted the worst in the world. Following quickly behind were Thailand, Greece, and France.


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The Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins
(1822) by William Blake, Tate Gallery.


Then the Kingdom of Heaven will be like ten virgins, who took their lamps, and went out to meet the bridegroom. Five of them were foolish, and five were wise. Those who were foolish, when they took their lamps, took no oil with them, but the wise took oil in their vessels with their lamps. Now while the bridegroom delayed, they all slumbered and slept. But at midnight there was a cry, "Behold! The bridegroom is coming! Come out to meet him!" Then all those virgins arose, and trimmed their lamps. The foolish said to the wise, "Give us some of your oil, for our lamps are going out." But the wise answered, saying, "What if there isn't enough for us and you? You go rather to those who sell, and buy for yourselves." While they went away to buy, the bridegroom came, and those who were ready went in with him to the marriage feast, and the door was shut. Afterward the other virgins also came, saying, "Lord, Lord, open to us." But he answered, "Most certainly I tell you, I don't know you." Watch therefore, for you don't know the day nor the hour in which the Son of Man is coming.

-â€" Matthew 25:1-13, World English Bible

"For sale: baby shoes, never worn." --Ernest Hemingway

Quote from: bugsay on April 09, 2010, 07:36:31 PM
versatile actor gyud ni's Robert de Niro, not only in front of camera but also in real life....

He he, Lobelt de Nilo na gud na...

Quote from: junjun on November 10, 2009, 06:15:53 PM
dili na ni makatarunganun. Mahal na ang entrance, di pajud magpangjo ang mga "  Mug-ot girls" sa entrance kay maitok si Mayor. Sa naunsa naman ni nga nsamot namag kamaot. Ang mga cottage nangaguba na ja dili pa efficient ang paghinlo after naay muhawa. Ang C.R mahadlok tag maslide, ang pool daghag hugaw sa ilawom. Dis -a man padung ang mga entrance fee ug ingon ane man ganing poor ilang mga services. Kanang mga Mug-ot Girls smile pud mo kay mga tiguwang na ra ba mo, mahal tambal sa taas ug B.P!

Kumusta na kaha ning problemaha...

Lazier than usual... 

Quote from: islander on March 13, 2011, 11:25:06 AM
motoo ko.  sa kadako sa universe, siyaro ug kita ray nia.  motoo ko pero di ko ganahan makakita o makaila.  sakto na para nako ang mga nagkalainlaing katingalahan dinhi sa tb nga may puruhan nga ang ubang tig-post alien diay.

Hayan ang alien makaingon nga the feeling is mutual... 

Quote from: islander on March 13, 2011, 10:34:50 AM
kun wa lay mata, ilong ug baba aning ritratoha, angay baya nang apinga nga sul-oban ug bra.

Nah, samot na jud diay nga angay tagoan ning bataa...

Quote from: islander on March 13, 2011, 11:29:54 AM
indi gid ka manogkorog, bolbs, kay ang matuli ang ganatindog sa atubang sa bolo kay managhuso ug managlagpot man sang bolo gikan sang iyang handle...

Pisot gid man ang Spanis soldyir?

Quote from: BolBuhol on March 12, 2011, 05:44:30 PM
korog ko sang mga baldi na may ara ays matognaw gid makita mo haw na naga asoaso sang kabugnaw gid ya

Ang mga baldi kay para gid sang sup nambir payb ya...

Nindot hinuon kaayong ambak-ambakan... 

Quote from: ericson on March 13, 2011, 04:46:36 AM
its because of a city called Obama, Japan. that's why he is so popular there

Swerte diay ning siyudara. Kaniadto, after WW2, nasikat kuno ang lungsod nga Usa sa Japan kay ang ilang mga produkto naay tatak nga MADE IN USA...

Quote from: islander on March 11, 2011, 09:21:49 AM
naghimog isla ang dubai tungod tingali kay wa kaayoy daghang isla didto.  sa ato nga puro isla, wa gyod tingaliy elected government official nga makatubag kun madoble ba ang gidaghanon sa mga turista tungod aning giplanohang man-made islands.

Ang Dubai leaders wa kahibawo unsaon ang ilang kadato, mao nga nakahunahunag buhat og mga isla. Ang Bohol leaders wa kahibawo unsaon ang ilang kakabos, mao nga nakahunahunag buhat og mga isla...

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 13, 2011, 09:11:02 AM
Napaig ang usa ka 72-anyos nga lalaking paralitiko dihang nasunog ang duha ka panimalay sa sitio Camino sa barangay Gabi sa lungsod sa Cordova kagahapon sa kaadlawon.

Ang nakalas mao si Loreto Pacaldo, 72, ugangan sa usa sa mga tag-iya sa nasunog nga balay kinsa dili na makalakaw ug diha sa iyang lawak atol sa pagkahitabo.

Lisod jud kon biyaan ang tigulang nga di na kalakaw...

Ni Bong Soriano (Banat) Updated March 13, 2011 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Napaig ang usa ka 72-anyos nga lalaking paralitiko dihang nasunog ang duha ka panimalay sa sitio Camino sa barangay Gabi sa lungsod sa Cordova kagahapon sa kaadlawon.

Ang nakalas mao si Loreto Pacaldo, 72, ugangan sa usa sa mga tag-iya sa nasunog nga balay kinsa dili na makalakaw ug diha sa iyang lawak atol sa pagkahitabo.

Ang kabomberuhan miingon nga ang sunog nagsugod sa panimalay ni Julieta Garcia ug dali kini nga mikatap ngadto sa panimalay ni Felix Casilac.

Matud pa ni Cordova Fire Marshal Sr. Insp. Ethel Margaha base sa ilang pasiunang imbestigasyon nga sa ikaduhang andana sa panimalay ni Garcia nagsugod ang kalayo human madungog ang usa ka masipang buto.

Matud pa ni Garcia gumikan sa kakalit sa maong panghitabo iyang giluwas ang iyang mga gagmay’ng anak nga nagpangidaron og 12, 10 ug 4 anyos. Ang usa sa mga bata nasamdan kini human nga mikuyog ni Garcia sa pagluwas sa iyang 4-anyos nga manghod.

Hangtod ning pagbalita padayon pa ang imbestigasyon sa kabomberohan sa Cordova sa sinugdanan sa maong kalayo sa lawak sa mga Garcia.

Hinuon luwas ang tanang mga sakop sa panimalay sa mga Casilac base sa pakisusi sa mga bombero sa maong dapit.

Nadawat sa kabomberohan ang alarma mga alas 12:56 kagahapon sa kaadlawon ug gipaubos sa 2nd alarm ug nakontrolar sulod sa 15 minutos.

Matud pa ni Sr. Insp. Margaha mao kini ang labing unang dako nga insidente sa sunog sa ilang pagsaulog sa Fire Prevention Month kung itandi sa mga milabay’ng tuig. (EIM) (BANAT NEWS)

Quote from: islander on March 13, 2011, 06:23:49 AM
di ko uy.  bahalag di cute basta di lang ingon ani ka-cute.  kapuliki man sad ta anig tabon morag sud-an nga mahadlok tang sungkabon.

Mohiyos ba kaha ni inigkadako niya no? Kon di gani, home schooling maoy solusyon...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on March 12, 2011, 09:21:31 PM
Daghang mokunot sa aping ani. Ipalayo sa mga silingan para dili mapislit ang aping ni baby.

Angay jud ni nga naay hands-off policy. Kon wa gani, seguradong bun-og ning apinga...

Susmarisep! Makuhaan man pud ang mabdos nga makakita ani!

Quote from: cujo on March 13, 2011, 03:52:35 AM
Yeah a head massage AND a foot massage.

Hmm, that should pretty much cover it...

5 gitigbas, 1 patay na
Saturday, March 12, 2011


NAMATAY na ang usa sa lima ka mga biktima nga gitigbas sa ilang ama-ama (stepfather) samtang natulog sud sa ilang bay alas 11:10 sa gabii niadtong Huwebes.

Namatay sud sa Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC) si Gregorio Enoy, 23, minyo; samtang padayong gitambalan sila Jerry Boy, 13; Carlo, 6; Donna, 4; ug Darwin, 2, nagpuyo sa Purok 25, Malagamot, Barangay Panacan, siyudad sa Davao.

Si Gregorio namatay tungod sa grabeng samad nga naangkon dihang gihapsan sa hait nga sundang nga gibitbit ni Peroy (bansagon gitago tungod sa hangyo sa pag-umangkon nga sakop sa media), 55, nagpuyo sa Barangay Marayag, Lupon, Davao Oriental.

Si Peroy daling miikyas human nakitang samaran ang mga biktima, apan nasikop sab siya alas 12:00 sa udto sa mga sakop sa Sasa Police Station.

Ang suspek nasiplatan sa mga molupyo sa maong lugar nga nanghasi na sab sa katawhan gamit ang hait nga sundang mao nga nangayo sila og police assistance.

Si Peroy nakaangkon og daghang samad sa ulo ug kalawasan human siya gipahimungtan sa mga molupyo nga wa malipay sa iyang gihimong krimen didto sa Malagamot.

Kagahapon sa buntag, samtang gihaya si Gregorio, padayong gitambalan ang suspek sa mga doktor samtang gibantayan sab siya sa kapulisan.

Kahinumdoman, nakaangkon og daghang samad sa ulo, tiyan, mga kamot ug ubang parte sa lawas si Gregorio samtang si Carlo naigo sa iyang walang tuhod, wala ug tuong braso.

Si Donna nakaangkon sab og samad sa iyang walang kamot. Si Mark naigo sa iyang kilid ug sampot samtang si Darwin naigo sa tuong siko.

Ang kabanay sa namatay nagpasalamat sa kapulisan sanglit nasikop ang suspek nga angay manubag sa salaod. (Alger Dura)


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Davao Marso 13, 2011.

The only old people who fear young ones are those who never grew up...

Realpolitik is sometimes a bit too arcane for economists.

Motherhood statements often are, in this statement-drenched world of ours, a disgrace to the concept of motherhood.

Kini kaha, morag di na man tingali ni disgrasya...

Kujaw pa jud kon mabujagan...

David and Jonathan...

He he... 

Most pinchable cheeks... 

It's sad to note how far down the status scale have teachers in the Philippines fallen from a generation or two ago...

Nausab na ang hangin...

Kolitos tingali ni siya...

Sa tinuod lang, pwede ba ni?

He he, perfect. Naa puy tabliya, itlog ug RTO kon gustog kinutil...

A beautiful Eskimo woman, yes...

Ah, la soledad en la vejez...

Let's just say they're Tom and Jerry...

I've seen many double rainbows. Not this sharp, though...

Wise, indeed.. 

Hinaot unta nga ang iyang gipabuhagay mao ang kasakit nga naghakop sa kawanangan nga naghakop sa kalibotan nga naghakop sa atong mga pangindahay...

Especially as she is, dressed in the milk of human kindness as should befit the sight of lesser mortals like ourselves...

He he, I'm sure Ms. Beckham won"t...

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on March 10, 2011, 02:16:54 PM
Do you beleive you can be with someone, say nothing and walk away feeling like you have had the best conversation in your life?

This has happened to me with one or two drinking buddies--and some others I'm not at liberty to say anything more...

Not bad. But even if I had all the space I needed, I'd have some kind of mini-bar there, too...

Lahi na jud ron. Sa among panahon calculators pa man to...

Forbidden eggs...

Makapahiyos pud...

A well-deserved promotion, no doubt...

Old hat, este, old arm na man ni...