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Quote from: chicogon on November 14, 2010, 12:17:28 AM
Check up(pa) una kay basin lalakwe nang niingon ug "na in love lagi ko nimo kuya," patay kang bata ka!!! 

Bwahaha! samot ug dili na gyud pwede,mag patuka na lang ko sa ahas..

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 10, 2010, 05:48:52 PM
Na, kon dili momata, silbihan jud og leche... 

ganahan ko leche plan kay tam-is, ug lecheng jawa na gani ang hisgutan mahadlok na ko ana..

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 14, 2010, 12:05:26 AM
Problema jud diay kon naa kay konsensya... 

sigi ug gamit ug safeguard soap..

Gone with the Wind

Here's a soldier of the south who loves you,Scarlett,Wants to feel your arms around him,wants to carry the memory of your kisses into battle with him.Never mind about loving me,you're a woman sending a soldier to his death with a beautiful memory.Scarlett!!kiss me!kiss me....once...

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 13, 2010, 11:48:37 PM
Virgil, do you say this to your dear wife?

and what does she say back?

My wife said i'm a sweet talker,..

Romeo and Juliet

"Did my heart love till now?Forswear it,sight!/For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night."

PROV'L SP TO PROBE COMPLAINTS VS.CAJES



The Sangguniang Panlalawigan will investigate the complaints filed against one of its ex-officio members who heads the Sangguniang Kabataan (SK), not just in the province but in the entire country.

Board Member Gerardo Garcia, chairman of the committee on
       


GARCIA, CAJES
public accountability said he will convene shortly a hearing to investigate the complaints his committee received against Board Member Jane Cajes who is the provincial SK president.

He said the SK prexy will not be spared since the complaints were formally filed through his committee in a letter-complaint addressed to Vice Gov. Concepcion Lim.

The complaints filed by Manuel de Erio and Leo Udtohan sought for an investigation on the financial statements of the Sangguniang Kabataan Provincial Federation from the beginning of her administration in 2007 to the present. The complainants, in their letter, requested to SP to invoke the report of the Commission on Audit (COA) which would reflect its actual audit in the collections that may include registration fees, donations, annual dues collection and expenditures.
         

The group also asked the SP to find out if there were biddings conducted on the various projects of the SK as provided for in Republic Act No. 9184 otherwise known as the Government Procurement Reform act.

The complainants also requested the SP to investigate the hiring of certain Derom Dabalos as Job Order worker under the office of Cajes while said job order worker is serving as a volunteer nurse at Loon District Hospital. They said this is unfair to the thousands of volunteer nurses who are serving in hospitals without salary or wages.

When asked to comment, Cajes declined to issue statement since she has not received a copy of the complaint filed with the provincial SP.

"These people are part of SK before and now they are barking anything about the operation of the SK. I just hope that there are no third parties behind them while assuring to face them squarely in the proper forum," Cajes stressed.

It maybe recalled that the same complainant filed a P90-million graft complaint against the SK national president with the office of the Ombudsman in Manila.

Cajes welcomed the complaint assuring them that she will file her answers to allegations during the investigation proper. (Anthony Aniscal)

The supply of shabu circulating in the province comes from suppliers based in Ozamis City and Cebu City passing through the various ports where monitoring is reportedly presumed to be weak.

This was revealed by Steven Valles, intelligence officer of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) during the meeting of the Provincial
       

REVIVING the Provincial Drug Abuse Council (PDAC) is among the objectives of Gov. Edgar Chatto (second fromleft) in stepping up a serious drive against illegal drugs in the province as tackled during a closed door meeting following a discussion with the Provincial Peace and Order Council. With the governor are Provincial Director Constantino Barot Jr. (third fromleft) and Lt. Colonel Romeo Brawner (extreme right) of the Phils. Army. Not in photo is Prov'l Administrator Ae Damalerio and representatives of PDEA.
Peace and Order Council (PPOC) held at the Governor's Mansion yesterday.

He said that these regular supplies are brought in by couriers who take the boats docking at the Tagbilaran City port as well as in the ports of Jagna, Tubigon, Loay, Talibon, Bien Unido, Loon and Getafe towns.

The PDEA officer admitted there is lack of coordination between the port police and the law enforcement agencies which makes drug trafficking "easy and smooth" even as he likewise complained on the lack of manpower to monitor all these ports of entry.

Valles likewise reported on existing Marijuana plantations in the province wherein some are being cultivated on movable containers and some on pots.

This had been monitored in the municipalities of Maribojoc, Loon, Bilar, Inabanga, Pilar, Danao, Sagbayan, Guindulman, Carmen, Garcia-Hernandez, and other mountain barangays in the province, based on the PDEA records.

However, the PDEA official denied reports that there are some drug manufacturing activities in the province.
        

During the months of September and October this year, PDEA-Bohol had recorded eight drug-related arrests, three of them involved possessors and five pushers.

During the period, there had been no much remarkable change in the price of illegal drugs, Valles added.

Valles, however, said that the prices of illegal drugs in Bohol, especially shabu, had "slightly went down" which he said can be attributed to the constant operation towards narcotics supply reduction and demand reduction of PDEA-Bohol.

The drugs supply and demand reduction programs of PDEA-Bohol has the support of other law enforcement units and the participation of concerned populace, he added
While he confirms zero presence of cocaine in the province, PDEA is having the problem in controlling the sale of Nubain since this is not classified as "dangerous drugs."

"There is no existing local ordinance that penalizes Nubain abusers," according to the PDEA official.

PDEA monitoring showed that Hydrochloride Methamphetamine, more popular as shabu, still remains as the favorite of drug users and pushers, while Cannabis Sativa or Marijuana ranks second.

Nubain, an injectible drug, remains the third choice of drug users.

"The street price of shabu ranges from P7,500 to P9,000 per gram, while a marijuana stick commands a street price of P10-P15," Valles reported.

On the prevailing drug situation here, PDEA-Bohol recommended the need to launch an anti-narcotics operation against high-profile targets, port interdiction by a joint team of law enforcement units, and province-wide drug prevention education seminars and symposia in schools and barangays.

PDEA also recommended Drug Detection and Information Gathering trainings for barangay police (tanods) with the aim of organizing our barangay intelligence network and to activate BADAC.

To also improve awareness on drug prevention efforts, PDEA proposed the institutionalization of on-the-spot essay writing and poster or slogan-making contests for secondary schools in every congressional district.

In the past two months, PDEA-Bohol had conducted one drug symposium participated in by 255 students, and had supervised the drug testing of the 41 graduating Criminology students. (AV)]The supply of shabu circulating in the province comes from suppliers based in Ozamis City and Cebu City passing through the various ports where monitoring is reportedly presumed to be weak.

This was revealed by Steven Valles, intelligence officer of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) during the meeting of the Provincial
       

REVIVING the Provincial Drug Abuse Council (PDAC) is among the objectives of Gov. Edgar Chatto (second fromleft) in stepping up a serious drive against illegal drugs in the province as tackled during a closed door meeting following a discussion with the Provincial Peace and Order Council. With the governor are Provincial Director Constantino Barot Jr. (third fromleft) and Lt. Colonel Romeo Brawner (extreme right) of the Phils. Army. Not in photo is Prov'l Administrator Ae Damalerio and representatives of PDEA.
Peace and Order Council (PPOC) held at the Governor's Mansion yesterday.

He said that these regular supplies are brought in by couriers who take the boats docking at the Tagbilaran City port as well as in the ports of Jagna, Tubigon, Loay, Talibon, Bien Unido, Loon and Getafe towns.

The PDEA officer admitted there is lack of coordination between the port police and the law enforcement agencies which makes drug trafficking "easy and smooth" even as he likewise complained on the lack of manpower to monitor all these ports of entry.

Valles likewise reported on existing Marijuana plantations in the province wherein some are being cultivated on movable containers and some on pots.

This had been monitored in the municipalities of Maribojoc, Loon, Bilar, Inabanga, Pilar, Danao, Sagbayan, Guindulman, Carmen, Garcia-Hernandez, and other mountain barangays in the province, based on the PDEA records.

However, the PDEA official denied reports that there are some drug manufacturing activities in the province.
        

During the months of September and October this year, PDEA-Bohol had recorded eight drug-related arrests, three of them involved possessors and five pushers.

During the period, there had been no much remarkable change in the price of illegal drugs, Valles added.

Valles, however, said that the prices of illegal drugs in Bohol, especially shabu, had "slightly went down" which he said can be attributed to the constant operation towards narcotics supply reduction and demand reduction of PDEA-Bohol.

The drugs supply and demand reduction programs of PDEA-Bohol has the support of other law enforcement units and the participation of concerned populace, he added
While he confirms zero presence of cocaine in the province, PDEA is having the problem in controlling the sale of Nubain since this is not classified as "dangerous drugs."

"There is no existing local ordinance that penalizes Nubain abusers," according to the PDEA official.

PDEA monitoring showed that Hydrochloride Methamphetamine, more popular as shabu, still remains as the favorite of drug users and pushers, while Cannabis Sativa or Marijuana ranks second.

Nubain, an injectible drug, remains the third choice of drug users.

"The street price of shabu ranges from P7,500 to P9,000 per gram, while a marijuana stick commands a street price of P10-P15," Valles reported.

On the prevailing drug situation here, PDEA-Bohol recommended the need to launch an anti-narcotics operation against high-profile targets, port interdiction by a joint team of law enforcement units, and province-wide drug prevention education seminars and symposia in schools and barangays.

PDEA also recommended Drug Detection and Information Gathering trainings for barangay police (tanods) with the aim of organizing our barangay intelligence network and to activate BADAC.

To also improve awareness on drug prevention efforts, PDEA proposed the institutionalization of on-the-spot essay writing and poster or slogan-making contests for secondary schools in every congressional district.

In the past two months, PDEA-Bohol had conducted one drug symposium participated in by 255 students, and had supervised the drug testing of the 41 graduating Criminology students. (AV)

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 07, 2010, 10:17:50 AM
Aw, mao ba? Mao diay buot ipasabot anang estoryaha, he he. Naa bitaw mi silingan kaniadto nga minyo unya daghang anak pero kon hubog na, maghipo sa tupad mao nga maglikay ang tanan niya inigpwesto na para sa tagay...

gihipo diay sad ka adto niya bai hubs..

Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 12, 2010, 02:33:29 AM
Sharing my LV Collection, the oldest is 12 years in my possession.

lovely collections indeed and also an expensive habit i say..sometimes we have an arguments with my wife about shopping and her excuse for buying is  ,kailan pa ba tayo bibili nyan pag matanda na ako??

Quote from: luckybelle on November 13, 2010, 09:38:12 PM
tyahahahaha... bangas ka... anaa nalang "...ako sab, I'm in love with myself ug tsako ismi"

mao gyud..

Tranquilo como camilo..

Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 13, 2010, 09:27:59 PM
No big deal, I have been sleeping alone in my house for 3 years LOL!

Huh! so where's the pack??

My heart goes with you too Lumine...

Quote from: bugsay on November 13, 2010, 08:38:04 PM
yup...pareha ta...... namakak.....bwahahaha

bitaw, tinuod ka bai, labad sa ulo...nya mas pait kon ang imong konsensya mauy mogukod...dili ta kaipsot.

pero unsa may maayo buhaton ug naay magsamoksamok unya mo sulti sa imoha nga,, na in love lagi ko nimo kuya...

Quote from: bugsay on November 13, 2010, 08:30:56 PM
hahaha...super cool imong buhok bai vrgil....but having extramarital affair for me is very UNCOOL.

Pareho diay ta Bay Bugs,maayo gyud nang stick to one kay walay labad sa ulo..

haay kapoy way lingaw,,ug molakaw tugnaw sab sa gawas..

Love is like falling you can't do anything about it,or falling in love..

Quote from: U.S. of America on November 13, 2010, 07:52:36 PM
Photos of Alleged Mistress of Vice-Pres Jejomar Binay

Mao jud, si Joseph Estrada lang ba diay ang makahibalo ana,Si Bay Bugs bitaw naa man gani !!!

Dili ko mo pusil oy ma preso pa ko..mangita na lang sab ko ug akong toy girl...

High intensity discharge (HID) ang nindot nga e up grade sa mga dull nga headlamp..kini ang  gusto nako nga HID lamp nga e upgrade sa ahong Strada

Naka kaon na ko ining pawikan sa gamay pa ko gi adovo namo unya sigi mi ug kaon sa adovo ang ulo nga nabilin ga pilok pilok pa ang mata unya galuha pa gyud.Guilty feelings ko adto nga higayon unya wala na jud ko kaon ug usab..

ScienceDaily (Nov. 11, 2010) â€" New research has revealed up to 16,000 endangered turtles are being caught each year by villagers in just one region of Madagascar, despite a government ban.


Researchers from the University of Exeter and Blue Ventures Conservation say the figure, thought to be a conservative estimate, is the first direct assessment of turtle exploitation on the island.

The study highlights the extent of small-scale fishing, traditionally very difficult to monitor, and could be vital in finding a way to sustainably manage turtle fishing in the region.

Dr Annette Broderick, from the Centre for Ecology and Conservation (Cornwall) at the University of Exeter, said: "We conducted this study because we know this small-scale, artisanal fishing is going on despite it being illegal to catch turtles under Malagasy law.

"Because turtles are an endangered species, it's important for us to know what's going on in the region so we can work with the local community to find a sustainable way forward."

Traditionally it has been very difficult and expensive to get data on small-scale, artisanal turtle catch because of the difficulty of access to these remote areas.

This research used a new approach, involving locals in the process by paying a village representative to document each turtle caught, including taking a picture of each one.

Frances Humber, who works for Blue Ventures Conservation, said: "Catching turtles for their meat is an important part of Malagasy culture for many coastal people, but the villagers also understand the importance of ensuring the future of this resource.

"This study is a great way of involving communities in the process of finding a sustainable way forward. Obviously we can't be sure every turtle catch is reported, so we view the figures from this study as a conservative estimate which is still nevertheless very valuable for informing policy."

The research monitored the harvest of marine turtles at 12 coastal villages in Madagascar and documented a total of 699 marine turtle landings, including four species -- with the majority being green turtles.

Combining these data with those from previous studies in the region produced a conservative estimate of annual turtle catch in the south-western province of Madagascar of between 10,000 and 16,000.

Frances Humber admits the figures from this study are a cause for concern, but insists Madagascar should not be singled out.

"We'd expect similar harvests in many countries in the tropical coastal developing world, so this isn't an isolated issue, but clearly it is a cause for concern when dealing with endangered species," she said. "It's possible the model for this study could be used elsewhere to get a better idea of numbers.

"Until we get more details, it's difficult to draw conclusions about what is sustainable and how we can find solutions. Clearly making turtle fishing illegal hasn't worked, so we need to work with communities to promote sustainable practices."

The research is due to be published in Animal Conservation.

Green turtles (Chelonia mydas) are listed as endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), and are protected from exploitation in most countries. It is illegal to collect, harm or kill them. In addition, many countries have laws and ordinances to protect nesting areas.

www.garda.ie]Written By: Editorial Team, Posted: Thursday, April 16, 2009
Preventing Car Theft



Despite these recessionary times, car thieves persist in stealing cars, and, these days, motorists simply can’t afford the prospect of having such a valuable investment stolen. For this reason, this month we’ve decided to compile a list of useful tips to help secure your car against such unwelcome attention.

Tips When Parking Your Car:
Hide Your Belongings: Keep iPods, sat navs, laptops and other valuable items out of view when leaving your car unattended. If you must store belongings in your vehicle, place them in the boot. An Gardai Siochana also encourages drivers who have sat nav units fitted in their car not to programme them with the location of their home!

Turn Wheels Towards the Curb: Turning your car’s wheels towards the curb when parking is a simple yet effective way of making a car thief’s job more difficult, as it means the car won’t be easy to tow away. You should always engage the handbrake, too.

Bring Your Keys With You: This may seem like a no-brainer, but almost 20 percent of cars stolen have the keys in them! Most modern cars are difficult to steal without the keys, and as a result, thieves will always try to get their hands on keys first. So, always take your car keys with you, even if you only are running to the ATM, post box or to pay for petrol.

Check Windows Are Closed: We have all left our car’s windows open unintentionally at some stage. You don’t want to make a car thief’s job any easier by leaving the windows open, even if it’s only by a crack, so always double-check.

Park in Busy Areas: Research reveals that over half of all car thefts occur at night. For this reason, you should only park in well-lit and busy areas, both of which will put car thieves off.

Precautions While Driving:
Derived from ‘car-hijacking,’ the term ‘car jacking’ refers to instances when drivers are forcibly ejected from their cars by thieves. Car jacking is most likely to occur at moments when the driver is getting in or out of their car, such as at traffic lights or car parks. Although instances of car jacking are rare in Ireland, it does happen, so you should always be vigilant while driving. Here are some simple tips to help prevent it.

-Always lock your car doors whilst driving.
-Keep your windows closed when stopped in traffic.
-Avoid being boxed in by traffic, and leave room between your car and the vehicle in front to facilitate an emergency getaway.
-If a car jacker demands your keys, just give them up. Always remember that no matter how valuable your car is, it is not worth the risk of serious injury.

How to Secure Your Car:

Install an Alarm: If your car doesn’t already have an alarm and immobiliser installed, then get one fitted! Most modern cars will have both of these systems fitted. There’s a wide variety of alarms to choose from nowadays, varying from basic, cost-effective units, right up to high-tech alarms that send texts to your mobile phone when the alarm is triggered! Another good idea is to put stickers on your car showing it has an alarm installed. Do not get stickers that display which brand of alarm system is in the car, however.

Crook Locks: Put simply, crook locks are designed to make a car thief’s job more difficult. They are mechanical locking devices that can be clamped either onto the gear stick or steering wheel (to prevent the thief from putting the car in gear or being able to steer the car). Again, crook locks are a cheap but effective way of putting thieves off a potential target!

Disable Your Car: When you are leaving your car parked over longer periods, such as in airport car parks while away on holidays, you should disconnect your car’s battery and the ignition fuse. Both procedures can be done in a matter of minutes but make a car impossible to start until reversed.

Hiding Spare Keys: An Garda Siochana recommend that you do not hide spare keys in your car. Car thieves know all of the usual places where people hide keys, and will take the time to look for them. Hide an extra set at home instead!

Registration Number Etching: All of your car’s windows, such as the windscreen, rear window, side windows and even the mirrors, should have the car’s registration number etched into them. This simple procedure can help to deter thieves, as it makes the car more difficult and costly to sell on.

Keep Details Close to Hand: Keep your car’s registration and license plate number in your wallet or purse. This means that in the event of car theft, you will have the relevant info immediately to hand to present to the Gardai. Do not leave valuable information, such as your tax book or insurance policy documentation, in the car, however, as a thief could use these to sell your vehicle on!

For more information on preventing car theft, see [url=http://www.garda.ie]www.garda.ie
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Ka looy sab kining mga artista nga sa sikat pa sila gato diri gasto didto karon mamaligya na lang ug BBQ..'
By JULIEN MERCED C. MATABUENA
November 13, 2010, 2:02pm
Melissa Mendez admits to selling barbeque, siopao, siomai and imported perfumes but denies that she does so having sunk into poverty.
Melissa Mendez admits to selling barbeque, siopao, siomai and imported perfumes but denies that she does so having sunk into poverty.

MANILA, Philippines â€" Melissa Mendez admits to selling barbeque, siopao, siomai and imported perfumes but denies that she does so having sunk into poverty.

This she said after blind items circulated about a character actress who had allegedly resorted to selling siopao and barbeque because she’s already “outdated.”

Melissa, who appears in the Cinema One Originals 2010 finalist “Third World Happy,” told Journal Online that there’s nothing wrong with selling things. She refuted the poverty rumor by saying that she has three houses and cars to her name. She also boasted that her business has a lot of patrons and that she’s earning almost as much as what she gets as an actress.

The actress revealed that she started this business during the times when she did not have projects.

However, not all actors are as lucky as Melissa.

After overcoming drug addiction, sexy comedienne and dancer Janice Jurado recently appeared in a taped interview with Korina Sanchez on “TV Patrol” aired last Nov. 8 to tell about her life now and yet another battle with a serious disease.

She admitted that nowadays, she sells barbeque for a living and that she is scheduled to undergo another operation on December for breast cancer.

Janice was highly emotional when she addressed her children, all of whom, it seems, have already turned their backs on her.

“Sana naman bago ako mawala sa mundo… papasok na naman ako sa isang operasyon. Pakinggan naman nila ko,” she pleaded.

“Bigyan niyo naman ako ng pagkakataong bumangon. Bigyan naman niyo ko ng pagkakataon na ipakita naman sa inyo kung papano ulit magagawa ni Janice Jurado ang bumangon. Huwag naman niyo akong ikondena.”

Another actor, Joseph Bitangcol, has also resorted to selling barbeque in order to support his family. It was in early October when the young actor appeared on “Paparazzi” to tell about his life outside the limelight.

His showbiz career had gone lackluster after starring in the movies “D’ Lucky Ones” and “Walang Kawala.” With fewer projects that came his way and with the onslaught of financial blows, he returned to selling barbeque which his mother Lydia revealed that he has been doing anyway as the family’s main source of income before entering show business.

Joseph, however, is happy and grateful that despite these setbacks, a few showbiz friends remained true to him. He also expressed his wish to find a new management that would help revive his showbiz career.

I can feel Christmas in the air,kay ang temperature diri sa gabii 0 degrees na we are expecting early snow this year..

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 05, 2007, 09:51:45 AM
Hahaha!

I am so impressed with the fighting men and women of the Philippines, we are so effective in what we do, despite our current limitations in modern equipment. We make do with what we have, and still are able to fight off rebels and flex our muscles from time to time against our neighbors.

The Philippines needs newer fighter and tactical offensive planes. The long-feared F-5 Tiger IIs of the Philippine Air Force are already outdated, and needs to be degraded as a secondary air fighter. The Philippines needs to acquire F-16 Fighting Falcons or FA-18 Super Hornets to augment our air force.

Food production kaha ang atong unahon kay daghan gigutom sa Pilipinas..unsaon ma nang daghang bala sangagon unya mao ang ipakaon sa mga bata ?..Peace..

Maayo lang ni si Clinton ug ang ubang mga tawo mosulti ug more babies unya dili man sila mohatag hinabang para sa mga bata nga nanginahanlan ,Out of touch ni sila sa reality ug unsa na ang kahimtang sa pilipinas.Kalami ba anang mo himo ug daghan nga bata pero sila ba ang mopakaon ug mogasto sa pageskwela..Pagmata na mo oy!!!!

I'm going today to a military surplus store and see what i can get for my son..maybe a night vision scope..

Ang ako bisan ug unsa nga brand basta arabica coffee.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 11, 2010, 04:04:09 AM
Wow, those that live in cold areas send some to Florida. It is getting hot again here today.

Ang air con namo diri kay dia sa gawas..aircondition tibook Ireland 

It's getting frosty here in Dublin.It's 0 degrees last night. Roads are full of black ice.

When you reach your retirement age at 60 what are you going to do?

Quote from: islander on November 09, 2010, 07:34:52 PM
maayo ka, vrglguaps, kay makaduwa ka sa imong mobile phone.  ako di gyod kay kagamay pod intawon duwaan, magkinahanglan kog teleskopyo o mikroskopyo ba kaha.  ari na lang ko sa computer moduwa gawas tingali kun ang akong mobile phone pareha kadak-a sa akong tsinelas.

kasagaran kay sa Wii man ko magduwa pero ug night duty ko ug dili busy magduwa sa akong mobile para dili katulgon.

Quote from: hofelina on November 09, 2010, 07:11:06 PM
Thank you for your email.

Just to give you an idea on High Yielder of P 1M with interest rate of
5.0% , you will get more or less P 4,100.00 every month.  However, interest
rates differs on the time of placement/availment of the product.

Should you decide to invest on UCPB when you return to the Philippines you
may visit any UCPB branch nearest you or you can write to us again and we
will ask one of our Sales Officer to contact you to discuss other products
that may suit your need.

Very truly yours,

Nindot nu Tess kay ang UCPB kay matatag man sab ni nga bangko.

Quote from: lumine on November 09, 2010, 01:14:14 AM
My wish for our 6th wedding anniversary on Nov. 20 and Christmas is already granted. I'm six weeks pregnant. We are so happy.

Congrats Lumine is that your first pregnancy?

Calcaben Apartments is the right place for you.A new 2 bedroom fully furnished apartment with air condition rooms,hot shower,complete kitchen utensils,washing machine,and spacious bedroom and living room.Truly a home away from home conveniently located in front of Sandugo shrine in Bool ,Tagbilaran city.With A big parking space in a peacefull and clean neighborhood .For more information e mail vrglcalcaben@yahoo.co.uk or call ( Philippines)mobile No.9194994625 and ask for Jay-r.

Very nice,I was a Quartermaster once in one of these beauties..but much much bigger..the "Majesty of the Seas"..i miss my sailor days..only good memories left behind..

Hello Guys,

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Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 08, 2010, 10:12:39 AM
Aray ko, ma-hurt man sad ta ani nga topic. Dili na baya malimod atong edad. But at one point, I am very successful at my age though (according to my standard). Sa ato pa single forever na diay ko ani. pagkasakit Kuya Eddie, mao na ni gidangat, free kunuhay wala na man diay market value.

Dili pa man sad ko desperado, kay according to American standard I am still young lady. Amerikano na pod diay akong pilion kay mura may musukol og 40 anyos nga baje.

Hayyyy...pastilan! Abi ba nako all is fair in love. Here, is a typical age discriminatiodn.

Life is really a discriminatory battle...

don't you worry life begin at 40..

Quote from: benelynne on November 08, 2010, 09:08:05 AM
Hi vrglguapo,

This is really foremost of the ideas I am considering. Do we have any TB members here who are actually engaged in this business? Have you tried this business, guaps? Asa man ta kapamalit ug baratong bugas?

I have only recently moved base from overseas to Cebu, but my heart is really in Bohol. I am fortunate to have a job that gives me a lot of free time (at least for now) --and to connect with different kinds of people. Though my work is academic, I have a lot of entrepreneurial experiences overseas. But doing business in the Philippines is new to me. My company has already been approved by SEC, so I am raring to start.

Rice business first came to mind kay murag mao man gyud kasagara ihatag nga business idea sa akong mga amigo dire sa Cebu. I have a friend at church who is handling about 600 workers, and their company provides 1 sack of rice monthly as one of the benefits. In the university I work in, there is a mall-size food court nga daghan kaayo concessionaires. Since it is really a staple, murag dili gyud tingali ni risky. As a businessman, I am on the conservative side. I am very ready to start anytime

Anyone actually engaged in this business who can share their ideas?

The best place to buy rice is ICM or  Alturas.They have rice plantations in Ubay.If you are buying bulk you might have a discount and you can sell it same as thier price.paligas lang ang presyo para balik dayon ang puhunan.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 08, 2010, 08:22:12 AM
Akong property lies on top of the Bakong River w/c connect to the delta of Abatan. I am planning gyud nga i-convert to eco-tourism project.

If i have a place like that i will develop it into a camping grounds complete with a native restaurant and a smurfhouse for overnight guest.And also canoes and mountain bike for rent.

Why not make use of the existing ecological factor in bohol kay para minus gastos..mountain bike riding or forest hiking in Bilar..professional guide lang ang e hire ug unya mga mountain bike nga for rent lang ang puhonan..or canoeing down Loboc river or in Maribojoc..

Do you play video games on your mobile phone..?

I'm playing Asphalt 4 on my Samsung window phone..i will load more games when im tired of this game..

Pobre Lang Guihapon..

Buy and sell rice business unya rice mill..

Maguindanao Massacre..Looy kaayo ang mga tawo nga namatay ..where is justice..??Maguindanao massacre..WARNING>>>If you have a weak heart please dont dare to watch this video..

Here is another case of police brutality..street justice?? PHILIPPINES POLICE TORTURED NAKED BOY more suspended

Quote from: islander on November 07, 2010, 02:17:16 PM
unbelievable.  reprehensible.  with a policeman at the scene?  naunsa na man diay ta kun mao?  please give us the youtube, vrglguaps.  this is a very discussable picture.

ako unya to pangitaon kay sa facebook to nako ang link..

It look like the pinoy rapists executed by bystanders .I saw it in you tube.

Maayo sa Manila ug batan-on pa nga mangita ug kwarta ug edaran na balik probensya didto mo retire.

Quote from: islander on November 06, 2010, 08:17:31 AM
for vrglguapo

Julie London- Perfidia

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Thank you Miss Isles ilove the beat i can do a cha cha on that music.How did you know i love ballroom dancing.?

Si Scarb diay gyud to kay mao may unang mi tubag..

Quote from: hofelina on November 03, 2010, 07:15:10 PM
the latest information I got from Cocobank Tagbilaran, invest One million phil pesos, it will yield 5 % monthly. The capital must be invested for 5 years and a day.

Tess ug mo interest ka sa imong kwarta ug 5% per month ug ato ning tinambanon pag kwenta sa usa ka tuig mo earn ka ug 60 %ug wala ko masayop.So ang 1million nimo mo earn ug 600,000.00 in 1 year w/c i think too good to be true.please correct me i am wrong in ny computation.Think twice before you invest.

Ang ako good health for me and my family kay lawas lang ang among pohonan..

Ang ako Jr.lang ....

Quote from: hofelina on November 03, 2010, 07:15:10 PM
the latest information I got from Cocobank Tagbilaran, invest One million phil pesos, it will yield 5 % monthly. The capital must be invested for 5 years and a day.

Hadlok man ta ini Tess basin ma pareho sa Legacy Scandal ...

I was among the Fairies and werewolves last hallowen here in Dublin...hehehe

Nganu kaha nga ang tawag nila adlaw man nga kalag kalag dili diay pwede ug adlaw sa mga kalag lang??

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 31, 2010, 08:01:24 PM
Kuyawa pud ning imong post, Bay Guaps. Atong sundan og cute nga ghost aron dili lubatlubatan si Luckybelle...

Ako nang gi erase kay hasta ako gi lubatan..hehehe..

Quote from: islander on October 31, 2010, 07:15:54 PM
what in h-e-l-l...!  lorenzo, i am more inclined to believe that you should know first what you're talking (or writing) about before you post.

one news item on how the process of a memorandum was done may not negate the threat, imagined or otherwise, to the livelihood of a good number of boholanos.  this is the complaint that had to be addressed and not just dismissed as "unfounded and unsubstantiated" for reasons of scientific gobbledygook that you've so willingly shared.

also, learn to fully understand what you read first before answering.  have you ever considered the possibility that bc is not after a lecture on ecology or environmental science, much less limnology, which any idiot can google?  a semester's theoretical academic exposure to such field doesn't make one expert enough to dismiss the social ramifications that certain big projects are bound to whip up.    

 

Well there is a proverb i always remember,,The more you talk the more you commit mistake   ..and that goes to Lorenzo..

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 26, 2010, 02:21:50 AM
hehehe if they pay me 1 million pesos. So mag millionaryo pood ta.  

Walay bayad hatagan lang ka ug medal unya pilion kanang balay nga naay ga hikog one week before..naa pa nang mantsa sa dugo sa sawog ug bong-bong..boohhhh,ngiyaw ngiyaw..

My life before computer was playing basketball,biking,fishing,going to movies,tambay sa tindahan,girls watching and going out with friends. Strange how this computer isolate you from another human being.You could have a thousand friends but only in virtual reality. Could it be that human beings are so dependent now on computers . Then 50 years from now the Terminator scenarios are not far from reality..

Must watch...Dont miss this..believe me..http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=166777470002022#

Quote from: islander on October 30, 2010, 11:25:11 PM
gisapot ko sa usa sa among mga iring nga di patoo.  pasudlon na sa kuwarto aron di maawayan sa ubang iring pero gipadagan-dagan pa kog gukod.  wa hinoon ko kalingkod dayon aron moatubang sa tb nga ganina ra ko online.  hapit lagi mopiti.  kun di pa lang ko malooy, piti gyod unta.  whew!   

Be kind to animals... miss Isles.

Quote from: islander on October 30, 2010, 11:18:24 PM
kinsa man diay tawon, doy lorenz, kanang tawhana nga nagsunodsunod nimo bisan asa ka?  di kaha na siya babaye nga may crush nimo mao nga nahimong stalker?

Ug lalakwe man galing na basin tigulang b***t na siya...abut man sa bukid ug lungsod nga sunodsunod nimo..

Quote from: chicogon on October 30, 2010, 11:18:33 PM
Suwayi daw baligya baka (dili kabaw)....

Basin moingon napod si VRGL, "BAKA matakbasan ka... o BAKA ba hinoon ka mapusil, bwahahahaha!!!" 

Bwahahaha!!! patawa lang ning ako Dre kay way lingaw...

Quote from: bugsay on October 30, 2010, 11:17:05 PM
di kaha high risk?...

high risk gyud kay ug ma buwasot sa sawog nga kawayan adto man puniton sa canal....

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 30, 2010, 06:20:35 PM
indi man ako pagi.....

ini gid paambit ko......


abaw kon mag alibangbang ka man mawad an gid  ko sang kalipay gid ya indi ko man masudong sang katahom  mo gid daw baktin namorok mong aping bla
indi gid ko tahod manogbanig  pangsut gid ang baho gid ya 

paglaylayon ko gid kon kari ka diri
hambal ko gid diin ka man subong magayo kang obra agud para sagud mo tinguha naton dua

hingamo sang inyo

bolbuhol

HAHAHA hapit jud ko mautas ug katawa bisan ug gamay lang ako nasabtan...PEACE man..

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 30, 2010, 09:50:02 PM
Ako magpari baya pud unta...   

Atakihon sab ka sa mga Madre Bay hubs..

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 30, 2010, 09:46:53 PM
He he, adto lang tingali nako ni i-apply sa syudad...

Unya basin ug pusilon sad ka sa syudad ...hehehe

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 30, 2010, 08:50:54 PM
Bitaw. Mao nga bisan medyo ulahi na, ako ning testingan... 

Basin gukdon ka ug sundang sa bukid Bay Hubs..

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on October 30, 2010, 08:13:13 PM
Ug medyo kaduha duhaan likayi na imong bisyo nga kinilo kay sa tantong palit palit nimo ug kinilo ug imo nang tigumon hayan milyon na kana. Ug naa na unya kay milyon di na ka magkinilo kay naa namay apson ang baje nimo ihatag nalang ni nimo nila ug free. 

Mangilooy-on ug mang-hinatagon ba kaha ni c Bay Hubs sa mga baji?

Pictures of Andalucia taken by my son in Loon,Bohol Today..

Mahina ang Globe minus pa ug service,ang akong internet cafe sa Manila nga globe connection sigi lang ug under repair ang linya maka lugi sa negusyo..

Mora man ni ug againts sa animal rights nga imong putlan ug itlog..kanang mopotal sa itlog sa iro maayo sab putlan ug itlog para ma tagamtaman sab niya ug unsay bation sa walay itlog..

Ang hangyo-lubo diri a Ireland kay makasuhan na man ta ana ug rape..

Watch the waiter...very funny..http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=111678912194160#

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 30, 2010, 04:20:56 PM
OK pud ni nga high-rise...

look like a Manhattan skycsraper to me..hehe

Quote from: Vito Andoline on October 11, 2010, 12:21:12 PM
hadlok man ang manila puy-an,di ko moangay

Its the same all over the world in every city there is a no go area,if you go inside the ghettos of New York at night time you will be lucky to came out alive..the same as going to Tondo at night time too..hehe

Mo suggest lang ko Mulli nga butangan ug pangalan ang mga picture para among ma identify ug kinsa diay to sila..

Sunset in the cemetary...by genkimonkey

Ang mga puti gustong mag pa tan,ang mga itom gustong mag pa puti..naa gyud mga tawo nga dilio mo kuntento ug unsa ang ihatag sa Lord..

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 22, 2010, 06:43:56 AM
on health care. i have a feeling that within the next couple of years, we'll be bouncing back up.

May sakit na ang health care karon ..hehe

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on October 29, 2010, 03:58:02 AM
luoya pud nila pero ngano man lagi pud nga mamugos man ug adto nga dili man diay sakto ang paagi sa paglarga? karon problema na nuon ang nasugatan. imbes pagpangita ug kwarta ang tuyo.

Tungod ni sa kalisod sa trabaho sa pinas.Kapit patalim na lang kay kaingon nila ma ok.ang ilang
panginabuhi..

I want to share this video to everybody..http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=154436197916209#

Mangatawa usa kita sa all souls dayhttp://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=118551200815#

watch and enjoyhttp://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=106733682722689#

CONGRATULATIUONS;To Gerry Pabe for winning as a konsehal in Cogon District,Tagbilaran..

Quote from: hofelina on October 29, 2010, 04:52:19 AM
I was wondering what has SK done so far?
Here is the answer from Wikipedia;
The youth have been highly encouraged to participate in politics and governance, and the Philippine government is the only nation in the world who has a mechanism of involving the youth sector in governance. This is in response to the United Nations’ Convention on the rights of children to create an avenue wherein they are engage and represent their sector towards active participation in the affairs of the government and in the country as a whole.

Abolish SK and support solid and productive youth group from the Couples for Christ movement.

maayo pa na couple for christ movement maka kat-on pa sila ug good moral values dili pareho sa SK nga puro panlibong ug panghadlok sa mga katawhan...

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 29, 2010, 08:17:42 AM
Savings? That's great. Segurado ko nga naay daghan nga naka-earn na og millions over the course of many years pero nahurot ra pud og gasto.  

I invest most of my money now pra dili mawala ,my first investment is a 3 story building in Pasig ,the ground floor is my internet cafe shop and the second and third floor is our abode whenever i go to Manila..

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 29, 2010, 12:05:14 AM
Ikaw diay, Virgil, how old were you when you became a millionaire?

I am a late bloomer so i save my first one million pesos when i was 50 years old...

Quote from: cujo on October 28, 2010, 11:26:42 PM
I am speaking for most of us here in the U.S.If we have to convert what we have own here in the U.S. to Philippine peso,and all those money we have helped our family all these years, then we would have been  a multi millionaires in the Philippine standard...Am I right ? or Am I right.

Yes of course you are right Cujo but at what age did you earn your first million pesos...

Quote from: Scarb on October 28, 2010, 08:35:10 PM
@ kuya Vergil..unza man million imo pasabot? (ky ikaw man nag start ani nga tanod)

Sa totoo lang kong naa ky 20,000 â,¬..unja adto nimo gaztohon sa pinas (change in pesos) milionaryo na ka..pero kon sa EU..katiw ra na nila ..sa uban normal lang nga saving tali i dunno..naa man gani uban they spend it in one day..tzalap buhay nila nup..?

Unza nga million php or foreign currency?

Me..? ako million tua gideposito sa kasilya§ tyahahaha

Million pesos lang  gud kay sa tubag bohol man ni thread ug million Euros ang hisgutan mora ug mautas man sab ta ana..Imagine sixty milion pesos,ako na gani ni nga isulat ug alpha kay numerical dili nako kabalo musulat ..Im sure daghan na diri sa TB labi na kadtong mga OCW nga negosyante nakakubot na gyud ining gidaghanon nga kwarta..walay apil ang mga hinatag sa mga ginikanan,kana gyud nga personal income..katas nang OCW or katas nang Pinas..

Ang akong ganahan diha sa Vietnam ang four seasons nga painting  made of mother of pearl shell..we bought one set five years ago when we visit Halong bay..

Ug may kwarta nga gina piko at gina pala..prokss..

Quote from: chicogon on October 25, 2010, 11:22:30 PM
Sige pod ko kadungog ani, basta naay mag rosaryo o mag-ampo sa simbahan...

Maghimaya ka Maria, napuno ka sa grasya
Ang Ginoo maanaa kanimo
Bol-anon ka sa tanan... ug Bol-anon usab ang bunga sa tiyan mo nga si Hesus."

I hope God has a great sense of humor, too!!! 

hahaha! thats a good one pads...

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 25, 2010, 04:14:17 PM
Sa akong paminaw aning Ms. Islander, sa iyang pagka-Insik natawo ni siya with the proverbial silver spoon--ambot lang hinuon kon asang parteha sa lawas nahiungot...

Hilum pa si Miss Islander wala pa mo switch on ang fighting mode...

Speaking of stereotypes of Bol-anons ..Did you hear the song about the Bol anon...listen and enjoy..

Edilberto Mascariñas Batausa MUSIC VIDEO 3 "Ang Kaugmaon ni Ondo"

well i thank you very much Lorenz for sharing us your good idea and there might be somebody here in TB who want to do business in Bohol..And they can make a project study of your ideas and weight the pros and cons to make the businness prosper..