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tulod-tulod ng awto nimo bai hubs?  

ako awahi ....

badminton .... Team Indonesia

yes anne ma view nako ang imong gi post ....

favorite sa akong daughter ning show ..... ambition tingali niya ma stuntwoman 

.... nying attend og children's bday party with my chikitings

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 09, 2010, 05:05:42 PM
He he, katawa bitaw ko ani nga thread. Kinsa man tawong unggoya ang mosulti sa tinuod...

kadtung wa pay asawa .....

asang baryoha man ni bai hubs?

unthinkable

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 08, 2010, 11:07:18 AM
Huwat lang mo. Naa unyay moyagyag sa iyang "kasinatian", matay pa... 

klarex 

 

pamahaw: tapsilog

ana marie gutierrez

pirme na sya mag-gym bai hubs 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 07, 2010, 10:55:55 AM
Kinsay naa? Si Bay Chongki?  

damo? .... naa ko daghan ana dire .... class A  

Baby I need your love

bwahahahahaha 

maybe thats their strategy ....

whaaaaaaaaa 

have a safe trip padz and enjoy

.... the train? 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 05, 2010, 01:52:18 PM
He he, wa tingali apil kay nganong wa man ka pahibaw-a... 

bitaw .... naa tingali silay laing petsa sa ilang celebration

d best .....





photos from facebook

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 05, 2010, 12:24:43 PM
Unsa guy private teachers? Kadtong nagtudlo kabahin sa private parts? 

yes 

inquirer.net ......


Glen Capacio has decided to quit as head coach of Far Eastern University, four days after the Ateneo Blue Eagles swept his top-seeded Tamaraws in the UAAP championship series.


“I am resigning so they [FEU management] can freely decide and start planning the team’s future,” Capacio told the Inquirer yesterday.


“But I have no regrets in coaching FEU. We were competitive in the last four years and, at least, we reached the Finals this time.”


Capacio spoke publicly for the first time since his surprise exit in Game 2 of the best-of-three title series last Thursday, where he missed the entire second half due to hypertension.


FEU’s assistant mentors took over in the final two quarters of the must-win match for the Tamaraws as Capacio was rushed to Medical City after his blood pressure shot up late in the first half.


“It was due to stress,” said the 46-year-old Capacio. “I had no history of hypertension. I really felt tired. I also had little sleep that day.”


Capacio, who will undergo two more medical tests this week, is set to submit his formal resignation letter today.


“I still feel dizzy sometimes,” he said. “For now, I’ll be resting and just spend more time with my family.”


Capacio and his Tamaraws were the heavy favorites to win this year with a veteran roster and highly efficient players in every position.


Living up to their billing for most of the season, the Tamaraws topped the eliminations with a 12-2 record,  then disposed  La Salle in the Final Four only to stumble in embarrassing fashion in the championship round.


The Tamarawsâ€"who had MVP RR Garcia, Rookie of the Year Terrence Romeo, national team players Aldrech Ramos and JR Cawaling in their lineupâ€"absorbed a shocking 72-49 blowout loss in Game 1.


They came out fighting in Game 2, but the Eagles proved steadier in the final stretch to sew up the series, 65-62, and claim their third straight crown.


“For me, it was Ateneo’s championship experience that decided the series,” said Capacio. “It was our first time to play in the Finals and at least we fought hard in Game 2. I haven’t talked to my players since then, but they’ve sent text messages.”


Capacio, who finished his four-year stint with FEU with a 43-21 win-loss record, said he intends to focus on his duties as an assistant to Philippine Patriots coach Louie Alas in the AirAsia Asean Basketball League.


Recently, the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas also offered Capacio to join Ateneo mentor Norman Black in the coaching staff of the RP team in next year’s Southeast ..........

..... apil ba pod ani kadtung mga private teachers?

wala pa .... pero basig hapit na

.... ang ngipon tingali 

idajon unta nila ang call for civil disobedience .... maila man ni ron

bwahahahahahaha 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 04, 2010, 08:05:41 AM
Dili ba kaha siya modawat kon naay kicker nga human daan... 

mas mahal bai kung naay human daan 

do i get a finder's fee if i can get you one? .... how much?

You've made me so very happy by Blood, Sweat and Tears with lyrics

Quote from: bugsay on October 02, 2010, 04:25:18 PM

pisot pa diay?

whaaaaaaaa 

Quote from: fdaray on October 02, 2010, 03:02:18 PM
The Catholic Church should not interfere with this problem. Priest should be more concern to spiritual matters rather than political issues.

MOSMI!

belated happy birthday bai tigs!

ingkib ko bai hubs

dili musogot ang mga politiko and pulis ani kay mawadan sila og kita .....

ahihihihihihihhi

abs cbn news ....

MANILA, Philippines - Artist and performer Carlos Celdran on Friday said he has no regrets for disrupting a Mass at the Manila Cathedral Thursday in protest of the Catholic Church's stance against artificial family planning.

In an interview, Celdran said he was merely exercising his right to free speech when he held up a placard with the word "Damaso" in front of the altar during the ecumenical service.

"I don't blame anybody for what happened. Wala akong sinisisi. Pinaninindigan ko yung ginawa ko. Wala akong regrets. No regrets at all," he told radio dzMM.

Celdran, a much sought-after tour guide in Intramuros, said his lawyer is now at the Manila Prosecutor's Office to see if he can post bail. "The worse case scenario is I can stay here till Monday," he said, noting that government offices are closed on weekends.

Police said Celdran, wearing a dark suit and top hat, started shouting and held up the placard in the the middle of a homily at the Manila Cathedral Thursday afternoon. The word "Damaso" refers to Father Damaso, an abusive priest who is a character in Jose Rizal’s novel "Noli Me Tangere."

Celdran said he made the demonstration as a peaceful protest against the Catholic Church's position against contraceptives.

"I am a Catholic and born Catholic. Marami Catholic sa Pilipinas who are very disappointed with the position of the church because it is anti-women's rights, anti-gay rights and anti-human rights especially when it comes to reproductive health. Ngayong nasa kulungan ako, we can see na anti-freedom of speech din sila," he said.

"Nakakatakot ang precedent na ito, na they have the power to put people in prison like the time of Jose Rizal. If you protest against the church and the bishops, you get hauled to jail. It sends a very scary message to Filipinos when priests can put you in jail," he said.

He also revealed that he gives away free contraceptives to informal settlers in Intramuros because he believes that couples should be given a choice on how they can plan their families.

"Yes, I give away contraceptives such as condoms and pills to informal settlers at the Intramuros. I don't force them to take it. I just give them a choice. Kung may budget, I even offer ligation," he said. With a report from Edwin Sevidal, radio dzMM

watched the uaap finals and celebrate

abs-cbn news ....

MANILA, Philippines (1st UPDATE/CORRECTED) â€" The Ateneo de Manila University captured its third straight men’s basketball championship title after sweeping top seed Far Eastern University (FEU) in the University Athletic Association of Philippines (UAAP) Season 73 Finals.

The No. 2 seed Blue Eagles continued their domination of the best-of-three series, posting a 65-62 victory over the Tamaraws on Thursday at the Araneta Coliseum, before 17,215 spectators.

Ateneo scored a lopsided victory in Game 1, 72-49, last Saturday.

Ryan Buenafe’s three-point shot sealed the win for Ateneo, 64-59, with 22 seconds remaining.

Prior to that, FEU's Paul Sanga only made one out of three free throws, 61-59, after he was fouled beyond the 3-point line by Frank Golla.

After Buenafe's crucial triple, team mate Bacon Austria made one free throw. FEU's Reil Cervantes scored a triple with only 2 seconds left and it was too late. 

Buenafe was named the Finals Most Valuable Player (MVP) after finishing with 23 points and 6 rebounds.

The three-peat championship is a first for the Blue Eagles in the UAAP, who have won a total of 5 titles in the collegiate league.

The Blue Eagles first achieved a three-peat in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) from 1931 to 1933. Ateneo won 14 titles in the NCAA.

Ateneo is the 5th UAAP member school to have won at least 3 straight titles, joining FEU (2003-2005), University of Santo Tomas (1946-1949, 1951-1953 and 1993-1996), University of the East (1965-1971) and De La Salle University (1998-2001).

The Jesuit-run school also made history this year as its men’s and juniors basketball teams scored the first double three-peat in UAAP and NCAA history. The Ateneo Blue Eaglets won their three-peat title last September 19.

Most difficult title win

For Ateneo mentor Norman Black, his team’s victory did not come easy.

“Definitely, this was the most difficult championship we’ve won in the last 3 years,” he told ABS-CBN Correspondent TJ Manotoc.

He then commended his cagers for a job well done.

“They really came up big tonight... Luckily for me, my players they have a big hearts. They really wanna win. [It] didn’t really matter if we already won 2 championships,” added Black.


UAAP Season 73 Finals Most Valuable Player Ryan Buenafe

Kirk Long told courtside reporter Jessica Mendoza that defense was the key to their three-peat triumph.

“I think defense wins championships and we’ve got the best coaching staff in the league,” he said. “Our team really came together and we pulled it off because of defense.”

Black and Nico Salva also mentioned that they proved their doubters wrong by believing in themselves and working hard.

Eric Salamat noted that the Blue Eagles had teamwork. “Lahat kami, leader eh... Para sa akin, lahat kami MVP,” he stated.

When asked about the possibility of scoring a four-peat next season, Black said he wants to enjoy this season’s championship first. But he revealed that they have a strong recruiting class next year.

But Ateneo’s representative to the UAAP board, Ricky Palou, was more bold in his declaration: “We’re going for a fourth championship next year. That’s all I can say.”

Slow recovery

The Tamaraws led by 9 at the end of the first quarter, but Ateneo began a slow recovery in the second.

The Tamaraws forced a 7-2 rally at the onset of the third with Cervantes and Sanga again scorching the hoops.

However, Buenafe’s consistent attack inside the paint helped bring down FEU’s lead midway the third frame.

FEU coach Glenn Capacio was absent from the bench in the second half as he remained in the locker room due to high blood pressure.

Emman Monfort finally tipped the favor to Ateneo’s side by following up a miss on the 4:19 mark of the third quarter to push the Eagles ahead, 43-42.

Aldrech Ramos’ three-point play, followed by Anthony Bringas and JR Cawaling’s trip to the stripes, tied the game 46-all.

But Jason Escueta’s basket off Salamat’s assist brought the lead back to Ateneo, 48-46.

Monfort later brought the scores to 50-46. However, Cervantes and Ramos pushed FEU within 2 points near the end of the third frame.


Bert Flores receives the 1st runner-up trophy for the FEU Tamaraws.

Newfound confidence

In contrast to the first game, FEU played with newfound confidence as it grabbed the lead at half-time, 31-30, against Ateneo.

The Tamaraws, who took the first quarter lead, 22-13, rode on their superb three-point shooting to make up for their poor performance from beyond the arc in Game 1.

Ateneo inched closer to the Tamaraws in the second quarter with a 17-9 scoring run. It grabbed the lead for the first time, 27-26, with 2:22 remaining.

But the Tamaraws were undeterred as they regained the lead, 31-28, before Ateneo trimmed their advantage by one, 31-30.

FEU’s half-time field goal shooting percentage was 44% while Ateneo’s was 27%. The Morayta-based team made 3 out of 6 free throws while the Katipunan-based squad made 10 out of 16 free throws.

The Tamaraws had 26 rebounds and 9 turnovers while Ateneo had 17 rebounds and no turnovers in the first half.

Early in the game, Sanga and bigman Cervantes rained triples against Ateneo’s defense, which struggled against FEU’s offensive might. FEU’s assault led to a 12-4 run midway the first quarter.

Starting for Ateneo were Chua, Buenafe, Golla, Long and Monfort. FEU's Starting 5 were Cervantes, Sanga, Ramos, Christopher Exciminiano and RR Garcia.

Despite the loss, FEU still holds the record for having the most number of UAAP men’s basketball titlesâ€"19.

Garcia named MVP

Before the game, the UAAP handed out the special awards, mostly to FEU players.

Not a single Ateneo player, however, was recognized during the UAAP awarding ceremony held before Game 2.

Garc was named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) for averaging 16.8 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists in Season 73.

He is the first point guard since former Tamaraw Johnny Abarrientos to be named MVP nearly two decades ago.

Joining Garcia in the UAAP Mythical Five are FEU’s Ramos, Paul Lee (University of the East), Emmanuel Mbe (National University) and Kenneth Acibar (University of the East).

FEU’s Terrence Romeo was hailed as Rookie of the Year

polboron

whaaaaaaaa 

.... sakto dia bay sa 88 nalang aron taas taas pa .... eat all u can 

.... for me d best ang local na flower

..... and ends at 69 

basig kontra sensyas tu sa nagbali adtu .... red flag is up diay tu sya

lunch: sinugbang baboy og isda

.... or maybe alot of people were misinformed

.... i discovered TB 

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 24, 2010, 09:35:16 AM
He he, pasalamat ka nga mangilog sa computer ang imong mga tsikiting, Bay Chongks...

mao ... sagdilang kay akong ilogun pod ang iyang yaya 

not yet ....

smart-looking ra diay 

pamahaw: tapsilog and coffee

anu ni?

whhhhaaaaaaaaaaaa 

168 daghang kapilian for giveaways

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 21, 2010, 07:46:14 PM
Dia ra ang makaon, Bay Chongks... 


http://gamesnet.vo.llnwd.net/o1/gamestar/objects/285602_main.jpg

ahooooyyyyyyyy

noel pointer

aha .... with matching class A

pitkanay og ....

makaon ning pantiha?

usa ka size rani sya?

nice smile

abscbn news

MANILA, Philippines (UPDATE) â€" When Ateneo coach Norman Black announced last week that their two wins against the Adamson Falcons in the elimination round “could have gone either way,” it was just a mere ploy.

And the Falcons, playing for the first time in the Final Four since 2006, fell into Black’s trap as the three-peat seeking Ateneo Blue Eagles marched into the Finals of the UAAP Season 73 men’s basketball with a swashbuckling 68-55 win before a delirious Sunday crowd at the Araneta Coliseum.

The Eagles used their vast playoffs experience and played with the confidence and swagger of a champion.  In stark contrast, the Falcons, who were confident coming into the game, regressed from their exceptional play in the elimination round and clearly lacked poise under pressure.

“We really prepared well against Adamson. We broke down everything we’ve seen them do the entire year and luckily for me, I have pretty intelligent players. They were able to grasp what we wanted to do defensively and execute it,” Black said.

The Eagles cut down the Falcons’ size as the smallest player â€" Emman Monfort â€" made the biggest difference in their march to the Finals opposite the league’s top team, the Far Eastern University (FEU) Tamaraws.

The 5’6’’ Monfort ably stepped up for backcourt mate Eric Salamat who was slowed down by fever last week.

Monfort, a recruit from Ateneo de Iloilo, displayed his huge heart that belied his small frame, scoring a game-high 22 points on 7-of-9 shooting from the floor.

He was perfect from the field in the opening period as the Eagles built a 16-5 lead that was never seriously threatened.

Spitfire guard

The ghastly rout extended the Eagles mastery over the Falcons to 28 games spanning 13 years.  Adamson last won against Ateneo way back on September 18, 1997 via a 54-52 squeaker when the team was still led by the duo of Eddie Laure and Gherome Ejercito.

“I wasn’t thinking about the match-ups. All I was thinking was how to play my role as the team’s point guard,” Monfort said.

The spitfire guard also collected 7 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals while Salamat, who only attended one practice session before the game due to fever, wound up with 7 points in just 19 minutes of play.

The Falcons bowed out this season with their highest win total [9-6] since the Kenneth Duremdes-led Falcons in 1993 posted an 11-3 record next to University of Santo Tomas’ 14-0 sweep.

The title showdown between Ateneo and FEU, which will start on Saturday at 4 p.m., will be aired live over ABS-CBN’s Channel 2 for the first time since the league’s tie-up with the network at the turn of the century. It will also be aired live on BALLS HD 167.

FEU reached the Finals last Thursday after defeating the No. 4 seed De La Salle University (DLSU) Green Archers, 69-59, in overtime.

FEU’s Cawaling won’t miss Game 1

Meanwhile, FEU forward JR Cawaling got the green light to play in Game 1 of the UAAP best-of-three Finals.

Cawaling, a Smart Gilas standout, escaped possible suspension after the UAAP Technical Committee led by league Commissioner Ato Badolato reviewed the tape of the FEU-DLSU Final Four match where he was ejected from the game.

Cawaling was tossed out after being assessed with an unsportsmanlike foul on DLSU guard Simon Atkins and a technical foul for a verbal tussle in the 4:27 mark of the second quarter with the score tied at 22-all.

“There was no intention to harm. Cawaling’s unsportsmanlike foul was meant to stop the fastbreak play, not to hurt the player,” explained Badolato.

In that play, Atkins was streaking forward and was about to throw a pass to a teammate near their basket when Cawaling suddenly stopped and bumped the La Salle guard, who fell down sprawling on the floor.

Atkins, who was hurt, immediately got up to confront Cawaling. Both players exchanged some words and pushed each other while the referees and their teammates tried to pacify them.  Cawaling was even seen on TV replays pushing the referee, who was trying to calm him down.

Both were assessed with technical fouls while Cawaling got an additional unsportsmanlike foul that led to his ejection.

“He is a key player in our rotation. ‘Nung nawala siya, I went to three-guard line up for most parts of the game,” said FEU coach Glenn Capacio, who emphasized the importance of Cawaling in his team’s quest for the elusive title since 2005

Quote from: david on September 20, 2010, 04:10:17 AM
og nangita kag assistant bai akoy kuhaa

mu volunteer ko as reliever nimo bai kung kapuyon na ka ...

happy birthday calle!

my junior

 no harm, no foul

bakit ngayon ka lang?

kagalang-galang

Quote from: luckybelle on September 15, 2010, 03:54:52 PM
Sure, yes, absolutely yes...hahaha.. you wanna try?

try lang ha .... 

interesting topic

yeaaahhhhhh ......

Rafael Nadal completes career Slam
associated press
ESPN

NEW YORK -- Rafael Nadal beat Novak Djokovic 6-4, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2 to win U.S. Open and earn the career Grand Slam on Monday.

igunsa man sya ni ben udtohan?

Gary Valenciano - Hang On (1983)

Clique Girlz - Brag,brag,Brag

kamusta man ang has?

her flower smells good ....

nanglaag with the kids

.... all the way

.... dzmm news

Nakaranas ng malawakang blackout ang Lalawigan ng Bohol kaninang ala-una ng madaling-araw dahil sa ahas.

Sa imbestigasyon ng National Transmission Corporation (TransCo), dumaan sa transmission line ang ahas kaya nakuryente ito at sumabog ang transformer sa bayan ng Ubay sa Bohol.

Ang transformer ang siyang tumatanggap ng kuryente mula sa geothermal powerplant ng Leyte.

Inaasahang tatagal pa ng buong araw ang blackout dahil ngayong tanghali lang inaasahang darating sa bayan ng Tubigon ang kapalit na transformer at ibibiyahe pa ito sa Ubay. Report from June Perez, Cebu Correspondent

mosmi 

.... maybe not coz maybe gma and fg were there sa dinner

bai hubs naay bidet?

pakialamero ang u.s. of a

yehey long weekend  napod

bunjag and kasal .... same ang akong ninongs and ninangs

bibo na sila ..... haaayyyyyyyyyy

ngitngit man ang black

sa pinas asian cars ang mas maayo ....

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 06, 2010, 07:55:07 AM
He he, kahinumdom man lang ta ani sa kanta nga, "Kon ikaw kalibangon..." 

.... to the tune of sandman by america 

murag nakahithit man .....

the blair witch project

Roy Orbison - Crying with k.d. lang

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 05, 2010, 08:14:42 AM
KSP ang angay mahimong PSK? 

unsa man nang PSK bai hubs?

ksp

Quote from: fdaray on September 04, 2010, 07:04:11 PM
I thought it was the boxing promoter Bob Arum .Dili diay, igsoon niya.

sir, anak sya ni bob arum.