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Tsk, tsk, tsk. Di ba kaha diay makahilo ang laway sa nihalok niya... 

Quote from: Chongki on February 24, 2011, 04:06:36 PM
wa sya malifong .....

Kining kabuang ni Bongbong, kahinumdom lang hinuon kog laing buringog nga bisan klaro kaayong bakak ang iyang gisulti, hala paturagas lang gihapon... 

Quote from: taga tigbao on February 24, 2011, 03:52:11 PM
Hahahaha. Free country bitaw ning Pilipinas. Kung mo disagree ka sa opinion kay nakahibawo ka ug explanation di suplahon ang dili sakto. Hahahaha. Basta para naho, di ko mosugot.

He he, nakatawa ko kay dihay ni-comment earlier nga mosugot siya basta ikuyog si Enrile nga buhi...

Quote from: taga tigbao on February 24, 2011, 03:53:22 PM
Puwede pud padidit.

Tsk, ts, tsk, basin mapusa atong itlog bisan layo pa sa ubos... 

Quote from: taga tigbao on February 24, 2011, 03:49:46 PM
Bwahahahahahaha. Atong butangan ug specification Bay Hubs as to lugar nga diin makit-an ang maong isda: Pandaca pygmeia putota gamititoeia boholnensis!

Hinanggaw na man jud ni, ato pang sumpayan: Pandaca pygmeia putota gamititoeia boholnensis valencianensis!  

Quote from: Chongki on February 24, 2011, 04:14:34 PM
always

He he, mao pa lay pagkalampornas, nangita na pud dayon og laing kapagarparan... 

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 24, 2011, 11:40:43 AM
hehehe lami'a man na i-sugbahon, nong! lami na iparis ug kamote ug ginamos nga taga valencia.

arang lami'a!



di ka lupig ang dimiao ana.... 

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 24, 2011, 12:36:00 PM
hahaha awww, way comparar. mag bias jyud kai valencianon gud ko. bwaahahaha 

What's so funny? Kinsang kuliroa ang nagkomparar? 

Quote from: taga tigbao on February 24, 2011, 03:37:13 PM
Unsa may isda dinha? PAndaca pygmeia? Hahahaha.

Mas gamay pa. Pandaca pygmeia putota gamititoeia...  

Quote from: taga tigbao on February 24, 2011, 03:36:08 PM
Ten times over Bay Hubs?

He he, tekret na lang, Bay Tigs, kay nia ra ba tay mga amigo diri nga mga loyalista...

Triple is still quite kind... 

Running up and down...

Quote from: hofelina on February 24, 2011, 03:14:04 PM


green, green mentality?

He he, dia ra ay, namoso...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 03:11:01 PM
Martinez said the victim's wallet containing undetermined cash, brochure and official receipts of Wurth Company and list of personalities as firm's debtors were missing.

Tsk, tsk, tsk... Impas ang utang. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 03:11:01 PM
Police Station 7 commander Felixberto Martinez said the victim, Lucas Cabot, 42, was found dead around 4:30 a.m. with a bullet wound in the nape.

Kaluoy. Point-blank ba kaha...

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

A SALESMAN of a Laguna-based automobile parts company was found dead early Tuesday in Antipolo Drive, Tumaga village in Zamboanga City.

Police Station 7 commander Felixberto Martinez said the victim, Lucas Cabot, 42, was found dead around 4:30 a.m. with a bullet wound in the nape.

Cabot was a sales representative of the Wurth Company based in Cabuyao, Laguna.

Police investigation revealed that the victim was seen having a drinking spree the whole day Monday together with his co-employee and long-time partner identified as Vandolf Cañete in a store in Guiwan village.

Martinez said Cabot and Cañete parted ways around 9 p.m. Monday after the victim received several text messages from his wife to go home.

Cabot went home alone on foot passing along the road of Apolinario Loop in the village of Guiwan, but he was found dead Tuesday morning in Tumaga village.

Martinez said the victim's wallet containing undetermined cash, brochure and official receipts of Wurth Company and list of personalities as firm's debtors were missing.

Investigation continues to identify Cabot's assailants, Martinez said. (Bong Garcia)


http://www.sunstar.com.ph/zamboanga/local-news/salesman-found-dead

Quote from: hofelina on February 24, 2011, 02:58:50 PM
Way bakih nagtago?

He he, malagmit naa pero di lang makit-an kay green man gud pud... 

He he, kinahanglan aligned jud ang cups... 

Kon naay makautot ani, di gani ta katabon sa atong ilong... 

CEBU. Norwegian Sven Erik Berger (left) takes pictures of press people covering his and fiancee Karen Esdrelon’s appearance at the Palace of Justice, in relation to abduction and killing of Ellah Joy Pique. (Amper Campaña)

MANILA. Women look at President Benigno Aquino III
(right) at a medical mission to commemorate the 25th
anniversary of the "People Power" revolt at Camp
Aguinaldo in Quezon City on Tuesday. (AP)

CEBU. The hearse carrying Ellah Joy Pique, 6, leaves the Pardo Parish Church with the messages from her family, teachers, friends and other supporters. (Amper Camapaña)

New Zealand quake toll at 98 dead, 226 missing
Thursday, February 24, 2011


CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand â€" Hopes faded of finding more survivors Thursday in the collapsed downtown towers of New Zealand's quake-shattered Christchurch, as officials said the death toll rose to 98 with grave fears for more than 200 missing.

Police said up to 120 bodies may still lie trapped in the tangled concrete and steel that was the Canterbury Television or CTV building, where dozens of students from Japan, Thailand, China and other Asian countries were believed buried when an English-language school collapsed along with other offices.

The official death toll from Tuesday's 6.3-magnitude temblor stood at 98, Police Superintendent Dave Cliff said. An additional 226 people were listed as missing, and Prime Minister John Key said there were "grave fears" that many of them did not survive.

"We are very fearful tonight that the death toll could be much greater than any of us have ever feared," Key said, adding that there were dozens of "international people that are caught up in this tremendous tragedy.

Rescue efforts so far had focused on the CTV building and a handful of other major office complexes that crumbled downtown, but work at those sites was shifting to the recovery of bodies while the remaining rescue efforts fanned out further from the center of town.

Key has declared the quake a national disaster, and analysts estimate its cost at up to $12 billion. (AP)


http://www.sunstar.com.ph/breaking-news/new-zealand-quake-toll-98-dead-226-missing

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 02:22:18 PM
"Basin tagahanga ra ni, ni mayor o unsa ba," Ortonio said, adding the letter will be surely given to the mayor, as she was not around when the letter was read. (Ivy C. Tejano)

He he, di ba kaha pud encrypted message or something... 

Wednesday, February 23, 2011


A WHITE envelope left under the wiper of the pick-up issued to Acting City Administrator Zuleika Lopez parked along the City Hall Drive caused a stir Wednesday, as the driver who saw it thought it to be a threat letter.

The white enveloped was labeled: "Mayor of Davao Inday Sara D-30 by Commander White Lion, AFP."

Clarito Suralta Jr., the city administrator's driver who found the letter, brought the envelope to the mayor's chief of staff Lemuel Ortonio for him to check the content.

Ortonio opened the envelope as the media milled, only to find a love letter from one who identified himself as "Armed Forces of the Philippines Secretary Kumander White Lion Jonathan Luzano Eslemio" and placed his address as 3349700165, Pagadian City, Provincial Zamboanga.

The letter in all caps with dotted "i's" also had a list of love songs. It reads (wrong spellings and grammar included):


DEAREST MAYOR SARA D-30, KUMUSTA KA BESTFRIEND MAYOR SARA D>>30. NAG-ENJOY KA BA SA MANGA JOB MO SA OFFiCE. YOUR ALWAYS HAPPY ENJOY KA SA OFFICE MO DiHA. MAY FRiEND MAYOR iNDAY DO-30 SANA HiNDi KA MAG-BABAGO NAN PAGTINGIN SA AKING MAY FRIEND. YOU ARE MY BEST iN LiFE MY FRiEND SARA Z. D. YOU LOVE iN MY HEART iKAW ANG NUMBER ONE SA AKiN HEART. MAYOR iNDAY SARA Z. D. MATAGAL NA AKO MAY GUSTO SAYO NOON. I MiSS YOU SO MUCH!!! MAHAL KiTA. SANA MAHAL MO AKO. LOVE KITA MAYOR. I LIKE YOU iNDAY. I'M REQUEST 2 PCS BABYS FOR ENGRS. COURSE to USA PiNAS COURSE to DELA SALLE COLLEGES CAVITE MANILA. BASTA IM REQUEST 2 PCS BABYS FOR ENGR. TEAMSONG MUSIC SONG iS FOR YOU HANEY MAY LOVE SO SWEET. #1. ALONE HEART. #2. CARAVAN. #3. iNSPECTOR MILLS. #4. ROCKSTAR z. #5. POWER OF LOVE AIRSUPPLY. #7. GILIW MAHAL KITA FREDDIE AGUILAR. #8. BEEGES. #9. FAiTHFULLY US. #10. LOBO.


On the right side of the letter, it says: "TEAMSONGS MUSIC iS FOR YOU MAYOR OF thE CiTY Davao." Below this is a heart and three flowers drawn and signed, "LOVE JO and I LOVE YOU." Below this was, "PROGRAM PROPERTIES FOR ENGR. OKEY! LT. COL. KUMANDER AFP TIGER BLACK TIGER MR. JAYSON O. ANG."

"Basin tagahanga ra ni, ni mayor o unsa ba," Ortonio said, adding the letter will be surely given to the mayor, as she was not around when the letter was read. (Ivy C. Tejano)


Published in the Sun.Star Davao newspaper on February 24, 2011.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 01:54:00 PM
Sigun sa asoy sa kapitan nga niungot kini sa ubol-ubol ni Cabilao samtang padayon kining nagkupo-kupo sa sulod.

Gasgas diay tawon ang ubol-ubol sa biktima...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 02:07:35 PM
Si Glydel Calisang, tinun-an sa grade 4, taga Barangay Banhigan sa maong lungsod nihilak human giingong gipakita sa usa ka kalag nga ginganlan og Nonita Cabal, kinsa nihangyo nga magpamisa sulod sa lima ka mga Dominggo.

Nisamot sa pagkalisang ang bata human daghan usab nga mga kalag nga niduaw sa ilang eskuwelhan nga nipadayag sa ilang pagsupak sa gihangyo ni Cabal.

Kaluoy sa bata. Naglibog intawon kon kinsay iyang paminawon... 

Hmm. Well-developed tingali ang sixth sense sa bata...

Ni Guam P. Logroño
Wednesday, February 23, 2011


GIAWHAG ni Monsignor Esteban Binghay ang mga ginikanan sa 10 anyos nga batang babaye nga gipakita sa mga kalag sa Dalaguete Central Elementary School sa Brgy. Poblacion, Dalaguete sukad pa niadtong Dominggo, nga ipahiling ang panglawas, ipasusi ang pangisip, ingon man spiritual nga kinabuhi niini.

Si Glydel Calisang, tinun-an sa grade 4, taga Barangay Banhigan sa maong lungsod nihilak human giingong gipakita sa usa ka kalag nga ginganlan og Nonita Cabal, kinsa nihangyo nga magpamisa sulod sa lima ka mga Dominggo.

Nisamot sa pagkalisang ang bata human daghan usab nga mga kalag nga niduaw sa ilang eskuwelhan nga nipadayag sa ilang pagsupak sa gihangyo ni Cabal.

Si Binghay nga nahinabi sa Sun.Star Superbalita nagkanayon nga gikinahanglan nga ipahiling ang panglawas sa bata kon wa bay sakit.

Ikaduha ipatan-aw sa psychiatrist aron masuta kon wa ba makaagi sa mga traumatic nga panghitabo ang bata, sama sa pagpanapat ug uban pa.

Ikatulo ipatan-aw ang spiritual aspect sa kinabuhi niini, kon aktibo ba sa simbahan, ingon man sa mga pag-ampo, kon di ba sila layo sa Ginuo.

Matod pa niya nga gikinahanglan nga sundon ang maong proseso sanglit dunay mga panghitabo diin nagtuo ang pamilya ug mga tawo nga nasudlan sa dautang ispiritu apan dihang gipahiling ang panglawas duna diay sakit.

Gipasabot niya nga kon masubay ang maong proseso, anha pa siya ipaubos a prayover sa ingon ma-alkontrahan ang mga tawo nga mohamok sa bata.

Usa sa himuon sa prayover mao ang paghaplas sa lawas sa bata sa “Lana Santa” kun sagradong olive oil nga gibinditahan sa simbahan aron mopalayo ang mga ispiritu.

Gibutyag usab niya nga dunay mga dautang espireto nga di madalag misa, ingon man holy water, o rosaryuhan.

Tungod niini, gihulagway ni Binghay nga wake-up call kini sa mga ginikanan ingon man sa katawhan nga gikinahanglan gyud kaayo ang ilang hugot nga pagtuo sa Ginuo, mag-ampo kanunay, ingon man pagsimba.

Si Binghay nibutyag nga si Calisang mamahimo nga ipahiling sa Mary Little Children Chapel diha sa Tabunok, dakbayan sa Talisay diin sagad niining ipa-ubos a pray-over kadtong mga bata nga gihamok sa mga dautang ispirite.

Gipasalig niini nga ang archdiocese sa Sugbu dunay tulo ka mga pari nga maoy gitahasan sa pag-prayer-over sa bata ingon man tawo nga masaniban sa dautang espiritu.


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Pebrero 24, 2011.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 02:02:20 PM
Giingong magsige og pangayo sa pasaylo ang asawa sa biktima ning panahona. (Stephanie V. Berganio)

Sa imong pangagpas, pasayloon kaha sa bana ang iyang asawa? Kon ikaw ang hingtungdan, makapasaylo kaha ka? 

Thursday, February 24, 2011


NAUKAY ang katawhan human nasapon sa usa ka bana ang iyang asawa nga walay sapot ug kauban ang laing lalaki niadtong nilabay nga adlaw sa Agora ning siyudad sa Cagayan de Oro.

Ang kapolisan sa Police Station 3 (PS3) sa Agora nga nahinabi sa Sun.Star Superbalita nihangyo nga tagoan lamang ang mga pangalan sa biktima sa pagpanalipod kanila sa kaulawon.

Nasayran nga personal nga nagpatabang sa kapolisan ang bana kinsa tagoan sa ngalan nga Rommel ug nagtrabaho isip usa ka taxi driver ug nisaysay nga mibiya siya sa ilang panimalay buntag niadtong nilabayng adlaw dihang nakita ang iyang asawa nga adunay gipalit sa usa ka tindahan.

Miserbato ang bana apan wala kini madungog sa iyang asawa hinungdan nga natingala pag-ayo si Rommel sa wala pagtagad sa iyang asawa labina nga dili man kini kaayo mogawas sa lawak.

Mipadayon sa pagpamasayro si Rommel apan pagbalik niini nagdesisyon nga mohapit una sa ilang giabangan nga lawak apan nakurat pag-ayo ang bana dihang pag-abri sa lawak nakita ang iyang asawa ug ang usa ka lalaki nga pulos walay mga sapot ug iyang naaktuhan ang lalaki nga mipatong pa sa iyang asawa.

Sa kakurat sa maong lalaki kalit kining mibangon ug migawas sa lawak sa kahadlok dihang nakita ang bana.

Wala na usab gisunod ni Rommel ang lalaki tungod kay wala siya makalihok sa iyang nakita.

Naukay usab ang katawhan dihang midagan ang maong lalaki ang walay sapot sa lawas tunga sa dalan.

Si Rommel nga misaysay sa kapolisan gibati og kasuko ngadto sa iyang asawa ug sa pagluib niini ug andam niyang pasakaan og kaso labina nga dili niya madawat ang gibuhat sa iyang asawa.

Giingong dako ang pagsalig niini sa iyang asawa ug maglisod kini pagpasaylo sa gihimo kaniya.

Giingong magsige og pangayo sa pasaylo ang asawa sa biktima ning panahona. (Stephanie V. Berganio)


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cagayan de Oro Pebrero 24, 2011.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 01:54:00 PM
Gani bisan sa iyang haya, ang danggit wa pa makuha gikan sa iyang ubol-ubol.

Morag binuang na man ning estoryaha... 

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 01:54:00 PM
“Unya kanang paagi sa ilang pagkuha kay paakon man na nila. Unya kay buhi pa man (pagkuha niya),” asoy ni Kapitan Casiao dihang nahinabi sa Sun.Star Superbalita.

Matod niya nga nikisi-kisi ang isda ug ni-slide sa iyang kamot dayon nideritso kini sa iyang baba samtang nagkupo-kupo hinungdan nga iya gyud kining natulon.

Sigun sa asoy sa kapitan nga niungot kini sa ubol-ubol ni Cabilao samtang padayon kining nagkupo-kupo sa sulod.

Paglabay sa singko minutos namatay si Cabilao.

Diha ba kaha diay saksi sa nahitabo? O haka-haka lang ni nga scenario? 

Delikado diay kon masobraan kalab-as ang kinilaw...

Ni Dennes R. Tabar
Wednesday, February 23, 2011


NAMATAY ang usa ka mananagat human niya aksidenteng natulon ang isdang danggit nga buhi dihang iyang gipaak samtang siya nanagat sa barangay Pangan-an, isla sa Olango, dakbayan sa Lapu-Lapu.

Ang biktima giingong nipaak sa isda nga iyang nakuha aron kuhaon gikan sa tumoy sa pana dihang iya kining nakuha niadtong Martes, pasado alas 8:00 sa buntag didto sa sityo Lawis.

Si Pangan-an Barangay Kapitan Virgilio Casiao niila sa biktima nga si Felix Cabilao, nagpuyo sa lugar.

Matod ni Casiao nga si Cabilao, gawas nga mamukot sa iyang pagpangisda, mogamit usab og pana.

Niadtong higayona, siya nisawom sa dagat aron mamana.

Usa ka danggit ang iyang gitiruhan sa pana ug naigo hinungdan nga iya kining gitangtang gikan sa gapasan.

“Unya kanang paagi sa ilang pagkuha kay paakon man na nila. Unya kay buhi pa man (pagkuha niya),” asoy ni Kapitan Casiao dihang nahinabi sa Sun.Star Superbalita.

Matod niya nga nikisi-kisi ang isda ug ni-slide sa iyang kamot dayon nideritso kini sa iyang baba samtang nagkupo-kupo hinungdan nga iya gyud kining natulon.

Sigun sa asoy sa kapitan nga niungot kini sa ubol-ubol ni Cabilao samtang padayon kining nagkupo-kupo sa sulod.

Paglabay sa singko minutos namatay si Cabilao.

“Wala siguro to makaginhawa unya la’ baya kaayo nang danggit. Mao tong deritsog kamatay,” dugang ni Casiao.

Ang mga paryenti ni Cabilao wa na modala pa kaniya sa tambalanan sanglit patay na man.

Gani bisan sa iyang haya, ang danggit wa pa makuha gikan sa iyang ubol-ubol.


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Pebrero 24, 2011.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 01:48:38 PM
Nasayran nga unang nag-away si Donio sa iyang asawa ug naabtan ni Manlawe kinsa igsuon sa asawa ni Donio nga gituok niini ang igsuon hinungdan sa kalagot niini sa gihimo sa bayaw.

Tungod niini, gikuha ang isyu nga kalibre .38 ug deretsong gipusil ang tiil ni Donio hinungdan nga milahos ang bala sa likod nga bahin niini.

Iya na lang unta tingaling gigitik aron mabuhian iyang igsoon... 

Thursday, February 24, 2011


NAOSPITAL ang usa ka lalaki human gipusil sa bayaw niini niadtong Martes mga alas 8:20 sa gabii sa Zone-6, Bulua ning siyudad sa Cagayan de Oro.

Giila ang biktima nga mao si Jonas Donio, 24, minyo, sa susamang dapit.

Gitumbok nga suspetsado ang bayaw nga mao si Arnel Manlawe, nagtrabaho isip usa ka sekyu sa Bulua overpass ug gikan sa Rever Eagle Security Agency.

Nasayran nga unang nag-away si Donio sa iyang asawa ug naabtan ni Manlawe kinsa igsuon sa asawa ni Donio nga gituok niini ang igsuon hinungdan sa kalagot niini sa gihimo sa bayaw.

Tungod niini, gikuha ang isyu nga kalibre .38 ug deretsong gipusil ang tiil ni Donio hinungdan nga milahos ang bala sa likod nga bahin niini.

Gipasabot ni Manlawe nga dili niya intensyon nga pusilon si Donio apan naglagot siya pag-ayo sa gihimo nining pagpanuok ug pagpasakit sa iyang igsuon nga daw pipila na niini himoun.

Dali nga gidala sa Northern Mindanao Medical Center (NMMC) si Donio kinsa kasamtangan nga giobserbahan pa sa doctor sulod sa emergency room.

Giingong nasabtan niini ang iyang bayaw sa nahimo labina siya ang sinugdanan sa hitabo ug apektado usab kini sa ilimnong makahubog niadtong tungora hinungdan napasakitan ang asawa.

Si Manlawe ning panahona kasamtangan giimbestigahan pa sa kapolisan sa Police Station 7 (PS7) sa Bulua.


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cagayan de Oro Pebrero 24, 2011.

They should join hands, er, paws, against their legendary adversary...

Quote from: islander on February 23, 2011, 03:30:56 PM
di oy.  simbako.  or his name is not kitten samurai.

Oh, well, considering his official portrait...

Quote from: islander on February 23, 2011, 03:37:09 PM
eeeekkkkk!  di gyod tawon.  magkahubog-hubog, motuod pa gyod tawon kog orinola.

(aron himoong helmet, hahaha!)

He he, pwede pud himoon nga coffee cup kay kinahanglan ang daghang kape aron makamata...

Separate but unequal: Charts show growing rich-poor gap
By Zachary Roth


The Great Recession and the slump that followed have triggered a jobs crisis that's been making headlines since before President Obama was in office, and that will likely be with us for years. But the American economy is also plagued by a less-noted, but just as serious, problem: Simply put, over the last 30 years, the gap between rich and poor has widened into a chasm.

Wed Feb 23, 5:13 pm ET
More at: http://news.yahoo.com/s/yblog_thelookout/20110223/ts_yblog_thelookout/separate-but-unequal-charts-show-growing-rich-poor-gap

Tsk, tsk, tsk...

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on February 24, 2011, 05:31:56 AM
hhmmm...anus-a kaha ko maka own ug payag

Ang akong giampo, nga makaangkon kog akong kaugalingon nga karomata...

At least di pa ingon ani kadak-a ang tambok ninyong iring...

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 24, 2011, 11:40:43 AM
di ka lupig ang dimiao ana.... 

Di jud tawon. Hawod man jud permi ang Valencia, ba... 

Quote from: akobakini on February 24, 2011, 11:57:00 AM
basin ang kanta na ni justine bber nga baby baby, nakit an siguro ni mr nga gi baby baby si mrs sa laing mga bukton....

Giunsa pud kaha pag baby baby, basin gihilam ang diaper kon wa pa ba mabasa... 

Quote from: statesville on February 24, 2011, 11:34:23 AM
Kaniadto ang  kanta nga "My Way"  kono daghang nag-away labi na kon mga hubog,
karon unsa kaha ang gikanta nga wala maayuni?

Basin ang nawong sa gakanta ang wa hiayoni... 

Ang babaye tingali maoy momaneho...   

Bata pa ra ba kaayo, 23 anyos pa...

Quote from: akobakini on February 24, 2011, 11:52:27 AM
hahaha morag naa pa kay naa may hinayhay sa salingan or basin pod ug gihimo nang trapo sa kamot kay katol na isoot hahahaha.....

He he, sako sa harina unya hugos-hugos pa jud... unya di ba diha man toy naay nawong ni MacArthur?  

Quote from: statesville on February 24, 2011, 11:31:22 AM
Ang dictator sa Egypt  kay niquit human  nagprotest ang mga tawo
ug karon  sa Libya na sad pero morag hunit ni kaayo siya kay
  morag gilumotan ang sampot dili moirog.....nagpaugat ug maayo.

Posible nga himatyon na unya gusto na lang kintahay nga he will die fighting...

Quote from: statesville on February 24, 2011, 11:36:47 AM
huh?..bata naghikog kay gikasab-an, mas maayo ug
   gilatos na lang unta to basin dili  unta maghikog..

Dihay akong nabasahan kaniadto nga Indian girl who committed suicide because her classmates made fun of her tungod kay pangag siya... 

Quote from: statesville on February 24, 2011, 11:17:36 AM
Nitambong sila ug party unya magtakin diay ug sanggot?

Basin nideretso gikan sa sanggotan... 

Quote from: statesville on February 24, 2011, 02:58:15 AM
Daghan man kaha ug utang ang Korean,  nganong  nakatunol man ug
  1.5 million sa ginikanan human namatay ang asawa?
   diin gikan ang maong  kantidad,  a tiny speck from the  life insurance maybe? 

Morag way klaro ning balitaa nga nihatag...  

Quote from: statesville on February 24, 2011, 11:24:20 AM
Diin man na niya mapunit nga  dili man na tinood,
grabe pagkahugno sa ekonomiya panahon sa iyang amahan.
Ang na "prosperous" ang ila rang pamilya...

Nasobrahan na katuliyok tingali, gi-equate na ang nasod sa ilang pamilya... 

Bonsai Camachile

Camachile Tree

Usa ka bukag...

Kalami! 

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on February 24, 2011, 07:22:49 AM
Gregorio Butil, a barangay tanod was shot by Rolly de Castro while pacifying a trouble inside a videoke bar at barangay Cabatang, Alicia town.

Delikado basta naa sa sulod sa videoke bar kay nagpahungaw sa pagbati ang mga tawo, naay way labot nga mahungawan... 

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on February 24, 2011, 07:16:45 AM
Suspect Rolando Bautista, 37, was provoked following a heated argument with the victim, police said.

Gipatolan man tawon niya ang tiguwang...

Siya may leader, siya ra puy gabuhatbuhat sa rules... 

Quote from: statesville on February 24, 2011, 10:52:51 AM
Tingali pulos hubog ug nag contest sa hambog ug walay magpalupig
  sa una kay sumbagayon para mahuman, karon sinanggotay na diay? 

Basin kuwang pa sa tuba unya abig takong ang giabis, liog diay... 

Kon gusto ka, naay kompleto...

Naa man hinuoy daghang mapalit nga wig, sama ani...

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on February 24, 2011, 10:52:15 AM
hapit nah! pero naa pai maihap

Ayaw kuno ipha kay mosamot ug pangatagak...

A real work of art.   

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 05:53:32 AM
The family, all 167 of them, consumes around 91 kg (200 pounds) of rice and more than 59 kg (130 pounds) of potatoes a day. They are supported by their own resources and occasional donations from followers.

Hmm. Morag usa ka company ang pakan-onon...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 10:30:10 AM
The scope of Moammar Gadhafi's control was whittled away Wednesday as major Libyan cities and towns closer to the capital fell to the rebellion against his rule. In the east, now all but broken away, the opposition vowed to "liberate" Tripoli, where the Libyan leader is holed up with a force of militiamen roaming the streets and tanks guarding the outskirts.

In a further sign of Gadhafi's faltering hold, two air force pilots â€" one from the leader's own tribe â€" parachuted out of their warplane and let it crash into the eastern Libyan desert rather than follow orders to bomb an opposition-held city.

Could be a matter of days...

The extent of Gadhafi's control over the country he has ruled for 41 years had been reduced to the western coastal region around Tripoli, the deserts to the south and parts of the center.

After Gadhafi's speech Tuesday night, militiamen flooded into Sabratha, a town west of Tripoli famed for nearby ancient Roman ruins, and battled government opponents who had taken over, said one resident. Around 5,000 militiamen from neighboring towns, backed by army and police units, clashed with the rival group and drove them from the streets, he said.

But his territory was being eroded.

The opposition said Wednesday it had taken over Misrata, Libya's third-largest city.

Residents honked horns in celebration and raised the pre-Gadhafi flags of the Libyan monarchy after several days of fighting that drove militiamen from the city, about 120 miles (200 kilometers) east of Tripoli, said Faraj al-Misrati, a local doctor. He said six people had been killed and 200 wounded in clashes that began Feb. 18.

Residents had formed committees to clean the streets, protect the city and treat the wounded, he said. "The solidarity among the people here is amazing, even the disabled are helping out."

An audio statement posted on the Internet reportedly from armed forces officers in Misrata proclaimed "our total support" for the anti-Gadhafi movement.

New videos posted by Libya's opposition on Facebook also showed scores of anti-government protesters raising the pre-Gadhafi flag on a building in Zawiya, 30 miles (50 kilometers) west of Tripoli. The city is located near a key oil port and refineries on the Mediterranean. The footage couldn't be independently confirmed.

Government opponents were also in control in Zwara, a town about 30 miles (50 kilometers) from the Tunisian border in the west, after local army units sided with them and police fled, said one resident, a 25-year-old unemployed university graduate. "This man (Gadhafi) has reached the point that he's saying he will bring armies from Africa. That means he is isolated," he said.

Gadhafi long kept his army weak and divided for fear of challenge, so in the fierce crackdown his regime has waged on the uprising, he has relied on militia groups, beefed up by fighters hired abroad. Meanwhile, army units in many places have sided with the rebellion.

On Wednesday, two air force pilots jumped from parachutes from their Russian-made Sukhoi fighter jet and let it crash, rather than carry out orders to bomb opposition-held Benghazi, Libya's second-largest city, the website Qureyna reported, citing an unidentified officer in the air force control room.

One of the pilots â€" identified by the report as Ali Omar Gadhafi â€" was from Gadhafi's tribe, the Gadhadhfa, said Farag al-Maghrabi, who saw the pilots and the wreckage of the jet, which crashed in the desert outside the key oil port of Breqa, about 440 miles (710 kilometers) east of Tripoli.

The anti-Gadhafi forces and the mutinous army units that have joined them were consolidating their hold on nearly the entire eastern half of the 1,000-mile Mediterranean coastline, stretching from the Egyptian border to Ajdabiya, about 480 miles (800 kilometers) east of Tripoli, encroaching on key oil fields around the Gulf of Sidra.

Across their territory, they have been setting up their own administrations. In many places, committees organized by residents, tribes and mutinous army officers were governing, often collecting weapons looted from pro-Gadhafi troops to prevent chaos.

"There is now an operating room for the militaries of all the liberated cities and they are trying to convince the others to join them," said Lt. Col. Omar Hamza, an army officer who had allied with the rebels in Tobruk. "They are trying to help the people in Tripoli to capture Gadhafi."

At the Egyptian border, guards had fled, and local tribal elders have formed local committees to take their place. "Welcome to the new Libya," proclaimed graffiti spray-painted at the crossing. Fawzy Ignashy, a former soldier now in civilian clothes at the border, said that early in the uprising, some commanders ordered troops to fire on protesters, but tribal leaders stepped in and ordered them to stop.

"They did because they were from here. So the officers fled," he said.

A defense committee of residents was even guarding one of Gadhafi's once highly secretive anti-aircraft missile bases outside Tobruk. "This is the first time I've seen missiles like these up close," said Abdelsalam al-Gedani, one of the guards, dressed in an overcoat and carrying a Kalashnikov rifle.

International alarm has risen over the crisis, and is sending oil prices soaring and European and other countries scrambling to get their citizens out of Libya. Oil prices hit $100 per barrel for the first time since 2008. Libya is the world's 15th largest exporter of crude, accounting for 2 percent of global daily output. Traders are worried the revolt could threaten Libya's oil production and spread to other countries in the region.

Passengers arriving in Malta, a short flight away from Libya, described chaos and violence at Tripoli's airport, with desperate people pushing and shoving to get onto the few flights taking off Wednesday.

"One of my fellow passengers was actually beaten up quite heavily and kicked on," said Steffan Arnersten, a 42-year-old Swede who works as a managing director at a technical consulting company.

The U.N. Security Council held an emergency meeting that ended with a statement condemning the crackdown, expressing "grave concern" and calling for an "immediate end to the violence" and steps to address the legitimate demands of the Libyan people.

After a meeting of EU ambassadors, the bloc did not announce sanctions, but EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said the EU stood "ready to take further measures" beyond suspending talks on a bilateral deal.

The precise measures were still being negotiated, a senior EU official said, adding that there were up to 10,000 EU citizens in Libya, sparking worries about getting them out of the North African country safely. The official requested anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation.

"The continuing brutal and bloody repression against the Libyan civilian population is revolting," French President Nicolas Sarkozy said in a statement. "The international community cannot remain a spectator to these massive violations of human rights."

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Michael reported from Cairo. Associated Press writers Sarah El Deeb and Ben Hubbard in Cairo; Frances D'Emilio in Rome; and Angela Doland in Paris contributed to this report.

Militiamen and Gadhafi supporters â€" a mix of Libyans and foreign African fighters bused in â€" roamed the capital's main streets, called up Tuesday night by the Libyan leader in a fist-pounding speech in which he vowed to fight to the death. The gunmen fired weapons in the air, chanting "Long live Gadhafi," and waved green flags. With a steady rain, streets were largely empty, residents said.

In many neighborhoods, residents set up watch groups to keep militiamen out, barricading streets with concrete blocks, metal and rocks, and searching those trying to enter, a Tripoli activist said.

Gadhafi's residence at Tripoli's Aziziya Gates was guarded by loyalists along with a line of armed militiamen in vehicles, some masked, he said. The radio station building downtown was also heavily fortified. In one western neighborhood, security forces stormed several homes and arrested three or four people, a witness said, while tanks were deployed on the eastern outskirts, witnesses in at least one neighborhood said.

"Mercenaries are everywhere with weapons. You can't open a window or door. Snipers hunt people," said another resident, who said she had spent the night in her home awake hearing gunfire outside. "We are under siege, at the mercy of a man who is not a Muslim."

But below the surface, protesters were organizing, said the activist. At night, they fan out and spray-paint anti-Gadhafi graffiti or set fires near police stations, chanting, "The people want the ouster of the regime," before running at the approach of militiamen, he said. The Tripoli residents, like other witnesses around the country, spoke on condition of anonymity because of fear of retaliation.

In opposition-controlled Benghazi, the eastern city where the uprising began, residents held a mass rally outside the city's main courthouse, vowing to support protests in the capital, said Farag al-Warfali, a banker. They also called a one-day fast in solidarity with them. Afterward, young men went into the courthouse to register to obtain weapons, which had been looted from police stations and military bases and then turned over to the city's new rulers, he said.

The idea is to "take their weapons and march toward Tripoli," al-Warfali said, although Benghazi lies 580 miles (940 kilometers) east of the capital, and territory still loyal to Gadhafi lies between them.

There were similar calls in Misrata â€" several hours' drive from Tripoli, the closest major city to the capital to fall to anti-government forces. A mosque called residents to come to "jihad," or holy war, in support of the anti-Gadhafi camp, said one resident, Iman.

"We are going to join forces with our brothers in Tripoli," she said.

Gadhafi hold whittled away as Libya revolt spreads
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110223/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_libya



Protesters burn a poster of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi during a demonstration in solidarity with the anti-government protests in Libya, in Bern February 23, 2011.


By PAUL SCHEMM and MAGGIE MICHAEL, Associated Press Paul Schemm And Maggie Michael, Associated Press   â€" 2 hrs 49 mins ago

BENGHAZI, Libya â€" The scope of Moammar Gadhafi's control was whittled away Wednesday as major Libyan cities and towns closer to the capital fell to the rebellion against his rule. In the east, now all but broken away, the opposition vowed to "liberate" Tripoli, where the Libyan leader is holed up with a force of militiamen roaming the streets and tanks guarding the outskirts.

In a further sign of Gadhafi's faltering hold, two air force pilots â€" one from the leader's own tribe â€" parachuted out of their warplane and let it crash into the eastern Libyan desert rather than follow orders to bomb an opposition-held city.

International momentum was building for action to punish Gadhafi's regime for the bloody crackdown it has unleashed against the uprising that began Feb. 15.

President Barack Obama said the suffering and bloodshed in Libya "is outrageous and it is unacceptable," and he directed his administration to prepare a full range of options, including possible sanctions that could freeze the assets and ban travel to the U.S. by Libyan officials.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy raised the possibility of the European Union cutting off economic ties.

Another proposal gaining some traction was for the United Nations to declare a no-fly zone over Libya to prevent it using warplanes to hit protesters. U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay said that if reports of such strikes are confirmed, "there's an immediate need for that level of protection."

Italy's Foreign Minister Franco Frattini said estimates of some 1,000 people killed in the violence in Libya were "credible," although he stressed information about casualties was incomplete. The New York-based Human Rights Watch has put the death toll at nearly 300, according to a partial count.

In Tripoli, Gadhafi's stronghold, protest organizers called for new rallies Thursday and Friday, raising the potential for a more bloody confrontation.

Quote from: akobakini on February 24, 2011, 10:14:57 AM
murag wa na ni mag panty kay maoy uso sa katiguwangan nga mag pa buhagay lang sa daplin ug kais on na. ug nag panty pod ning 72 anyos siguro sako sa harina maong lisud gision mao na ming abot sa akong alimpatakan nga kini sigurado way panty

Naa pa diay ning sako sa harina nga panty, Bay Aks?

Cool pud ni nga style...





Di kapalag kon pikpikon ang nagpabantang... 

Quote from: statesville on February 23, 2011, 10:03:10 AM
,... uy!..unsa may gitumar ana niya? manghiwi man...hahahahaha

Basin KSP lang ni siya... 

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on February 23, 2011, 10:20:59 PM
It happened in Manila. Laki diay nga pretending to be a woman. Na-hold-up ang driver. Hurot kwarta.

Tagam ang mga dukirok...

Hmm... Nidagsang ba kaha ang paggamit sa gidili nga droga, o daghan lang jud ang nasakpan karong panahona? 

Nanaginot, mao hinuoy nadagintan...

Paet... 

Kon padak-anay lang, niay mas dako pa...

Quote from: junjun on February 14, 2011, 01:21:53 PM
I joined my fellow Valencianhons Last Jan 16 in celebration of the feast day of the Holy Infant Jesus. I was relly eager to witness the Sinulog, while watching one contingent, I was caught surprised by the background tarpaulin showcasing the rootcrops and other plants in bounty in my town and suddenly in two tarpaus and in big and bold letters, CORN TREES, syalan ba, wa diay na checka daan sa assigned kagawad, basin ba ang mga b***t nga choreographer ang nasayop pero lain gihapon tan-awon oi, known pa naman ta nga Town of Professionals.Ayay!!!!

Basin nakaingon nga kahoy ang mais kay ingon ani kadak-a ang anagon...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on January 16, 2008, 06:48:39 PM
Prior to the suicide, the victim reportedly admitted his sin against his daughter. His despondency eventually led him to commit suicide.

Sigon sa gituhoan sa kadaghanan nato, napun-an ang iyang sala kon maohon.

Quote from: luckybelle on February 24, 2011, 09:14:02 AM
Untsa man diay imo pagtoo Mr.B? Naa ba sa crime scene ang tipan ug wa jud nag tipan daan? 

Posible nga way panty daan, posible pud nga gikawat sa suspect. With the little information available to us, we can say that there are other possibilities...

Nituo ba kaha jud si Bongbong sa iyang gipamulong? 

By Norman Bordadora, Nestor P. Burgos Jr., Inquirer Visayas Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 06:22:00 02/24/2011


President Benigno Aquino III Wednesday disputed the claim of Sen. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. that the Philippines could have become a prosperous country like Singapore had the latter’s father and namesake not been overthrown in 1986.


MANILA, Philippinesâ€"President Benigno Aquino III Wednesday disputed the claim of Sen. Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. that the Philippines could have become a prosperous country like Singapore had the latter’s father and namesake not been overthrown in 1986.

“To those who are interested, look at how much the foreign debt was when his father started his administration. In 1974 or so, it only involved one hundred million. When they left, it already reached billions, a lot of billions,” Mr. Aquino told reporters after addressing students at Rizal High School in Pasig City on Youth Day.

“How could we have become like Singapore?” he said.

The event at the high school was part of the weeklong celebrations of the 25th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution that toppled the Marcos regime and installed the President’s mother, the late Corazon Aquino, as the country’s leader on Feb. 25, 1986.

Mr. Aquino said a lot more could be said about the Marcos regime but it would go against the spirit of EDSA. “Perhaps, the most accurate statement there would be they had an opportunity to improve our economy,” Mr. Aquino said.

“But the result really was after, 14 years from 1972 to 1986, we were left behind by all others. And until now, we continue to still pay for the costs of (Marcos’) misrule,” he added.


More at: http://politics.inquirer.net/politics/view/20110224-321912/Aquino-disputes-Marcos-sons-claim-Do-the-math

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on January 16, 2008, 06:48:39 PM
The underwear of the victim had been removed indicating that there was an attempted rape.
However, her body did not show any sign that the rape was consummated.

The way I see it, the removal of the underwear does not necessarily indicate attempted rape.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on February 24, 2011, 07:20:11 AM
The friend, Arsenio Vagas who was with the victim during the shooting as they were on their way to a nearby store, said the suspect was on horseback.

Like some gunslinger of old, eh?

Maayo gani kay naabtan...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on February 24, 2011, 07:11:55 AM
By Ceil E. Remolador

DANAO, Bohol. Felipe Auza of sitio Dagohoy, barangay Cantubod, this town was hacked to death by Eduardo Dacles, also of same place.

Report said the victim was waylaid Saturday last week by the suspect.
Post mortem conducted by Dr. Jaime Gregorio Salarda revealed 14 hack wounds.

Tsk, tsk, tsk. Kon 14 hack wounds, morag naay dalang kayugot...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 24, 2011, 08:44:19 AM
Saudi King Abdullah returned home on Wednesday after a three-month medical absence and unveiled benefits for Saudis worth some $37 billion in an apparent bid to insulate the world's top oil exporter from an Arab protest wave.

Hmm. Unsa kahay linugdangan ani nga pamaagi... 

Jeddah-based Saudi analyst Turad al-Amri welcomed what he called "a nice gesture" from the king, saying the measures were not unprecedented or prompted by Arab protests elsewhere.

But other Saudis were critical. "We want rights, not gifts," said Fahad Aldhafeeri in one typical message on Twitter.

"They are under pressure. They have to do something. We know Saudi Arabia is surrounded by revolutions of various types, and not just in poor countries, but in some such as Libya which are rich," said Mai Yamani, at London's Chatham House think tank. "Basically what the king is doing is good, but it's an old message of using oil money to buy the silence, subservience and submission of the people," she said. "The new generation of revolution is surrounding them from everywhere."

Mahmoud Sabbagh, 28, said he and 45 other young Saudi activists had sent the king a petition advocating more profound change, not just economic handouts. He listed the group's demands as "national reform, constitutional reform, national dialogue, elections and female participation."

Saudi Arabia holds more than $400 billion in net foreign assets, but faces social pressures such as housing shortages and high youth unemployment in a fast-growing population.

"Housing and job creation for Saudis are two structural challenges this country is facing," said John Sfakianakis, chief economist at Banque Saudi Fransi, who put the total value of the king's measures at 140 billion riyals ($37 billion).

He said some benefits were one-off and others were already budgeted. "The inflationary impact will not be significant."

G20 member Saudi Arabia has outlined spending of 580 billion riyals for 2011 in its third consecutive record budget.

Investment bank EFG-Hermes put the king's benefit package at 100 billion riyals, saying it could rally a stock market that lost 4 percent in the past week on unrest in Bahrain and elsewhere.

Ahmad al-Omran, who runs the popular Saudi Jeans blog, said on Twitter that the measures would benefit many people, but were equivalent to fighting the symptoms and ignoring the disease.

"People don't revolt because they are hungry. People revolt because they want their dignity, because they want to govern themselves. Money won't solve our issues. We need true political and social reform. We need freedom, justice and dignity."

(Additional reporting by Asma al-Sharif in Jeddah, writing by Alistair Lyon; editing by Mark Trevelyan)

By Ulf Laessing  â€" Wed Feb 23, 11:09 am ET
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20110223/wl_nm/us_saudi_king





RIYADH (Reuters) â€" Saudi King Abdullah returned home on Wednesday after a three-month medical absence and unveiled benefits for Saudis worth some $37 billion in an apparent bid to insulate the world's top oil exporter from an Arab protest wave.

The king, who had been convalescing in Morocco after back surgery in New York in November, stood as he descended from the plane in a special lift. He then took to a wheelchair.

Hundreds of men in white robes performed a traditional Bedouin sword dance on carpets laid out at Riyadh airport for the return of the monarch, thought to be 87.

Abdullah left his ailing octogenarian half-brother, Crown Prince Sultan, in charge during his absence.

Before Abdullah arrived, state media announced an action plan to help lower- and middle-income people among the 18 million Saudi nationals. It includes pay rises to offset inflation, unemployment benefits and affordable family housing.

Saudi Arabia has so far escaped popular protests against poverty, corruption and oppression that have raged across the Arab world, toppling entrenched leaders in Egypt and Tunisia and even spreading to Bahrain, linked to the kingdom by a causeway.

Significantly, Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa was among the princes thronging the tarmac when Abdullah flew in.

King Hamad freed about 250 political prisoners on Wednesday and has offered dialogue with protesters, mostly from Bahrain's Shi'ite majority, who demand more say in the Sunni-ruled island.

Riyadh would be worried if unrest in Bahrain, where seven people were killed and hundreds wounded last week, spread to its own disgruntled Shi'ite minority in the oil-rich east.

"DAY OF RAGE"

Hundreds of people have backed a Facebook call for a Saudi "day of rage" on March 11 to demand an elected ruler, greater freedom for women and the release of political prisoners.

Saudi analysts said the king might soon reshuffle his cabinet to inject fresh blood and revive stalled reforms.

Saudi stability is of global concern. A key U.S. ally, the top OPEC producer holds more than a fifth of world oil reserves.

The king announced no political reforms such as municipal council polls demanded by opposition groups. Saudi Arabia has no elected parliament or parties and allows little public dissent.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on February 24, 2011, 07:18:23 AM
By Ceil E. Remolador

TAGBILARAN CITY. Bigtopz boss Yanni Cai, a Chinese national was victimized by snatchers while walking along Jacinto Street this city.

This was reported by Bigtopz employee Allan Arcales to the police.
An unidentified suspect grabbed her bag containing P70,000 and fled towards C.P.G avenue this city.

P70,000? Lisod jud ning magbitbit og cash...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on February 24, 2011, 07:16:45 AM
Reports further said that the victim was stabbed in cold blood while on respite at his hut.