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welcome to TB gatmonton and yuriart10. maayong pag-abot diri sa payag sa mga bol-anon inday ug ondoy.

Quote from: Mulligan on June 25, 2010, 08:28:49 AM
Puede daw manengka sa mga waiters ...................... kay mga bongol daw. hehe

kung makadungog man sad gani dili pud kabawos ug singhag nimo kay amang man.
nindot bitaw ni nga place. dugay na kaayo ni diha duol sa cathedral pero hangtud karon survive lang gihapon.

mike, dili man kuno ni tinuod. naa ray nagbinuang ug storya unya nikatag dayon. word of mouth spreads more like a virus.

pasibaton dayon nila ang mga b***t aron dili maputlan ug ulo.

gipurga ko sa akong mama sa una anang kinhason nga taporok. effective man sad siguro to. wala naman gibitok.

murag wala may government funded nga home for the aged diri sa atoa no? kasagaran puro mga NGO's or foundation ang nagpatukod. mao pa lang na ilang buhaton kaysa magpanday anang maong balaod.

dili sa ingon nga dili ko mogasto sa akong mga ginikinan pero mag-unsa tong walay mga anak or igsoon? adto sa ilang mga kaparyentehan? naa kahay mopasalig nga mga paryente?

basin dako tawn ni ug nagasto sa paglarga paingon sa abu dhabi nya 3 months ra ni last ang iyang work. basin inutang ra to niya ang iyang gigamit sa paglarga.

Kinsay gipiskat or nakasuway na ug piskat? Pila ka adlaw usa naayo?

i supposed to attend the wedding of my friend and colleague last saturday but i contacted conjunctivitis that week so I wasn't able to do so. the last time was nov. of last year.

Quote from: statesville on October 22, 2010, 01:13:41 AM
Nangunay ra nga unta pulos man pinoy, kamaayo ra nga maoy kulatahon tabangan nilang upat..

lisod kung ang upat ang mubohat kay matangtangan sila sa ilang boxers license. usa pa kani si dido bohol former boxer pud ni siya nga nahimong trainer then promoter. ambot unsang pagkaunsaa nga nagbinuang man ning kanahan. respetado ra ba ta ni siya kay naa man sad siyay nadala sa australia nga mga maayo sad nga mga boxers ug gani ang uban medyo nakakulit man ug pangan sa australia sa natad sa pamoksing sama kang ranee ganoy.

wala naman gud pud sila ma news maong nagpatagad nasad. kahibaw naka ang naa man toy issue last week nga gibastos kuno ni sec. deles si cong. aliah dimaporo. kani si deles mao man ni ang head sa peace process negotiation. mao to nagpakitang gilas dayon ang mga kanahan. sus, kung naa lang mangisog ug gubat aning mga tawhana dili jud na kagara-gara. sa panahon ni erap kadtong gigubat na sila, tulin pa sa manatad nga nanagan.

As a citizen of the Republic of the Philippines, he has all the rights to run in the Presidency for 2016. Voting for him is not a must. 

nope, and I don't think I would be doing it because im not anxious and stressed.

If given a chance? I would like to change my name to Bruce Wayne.

Quote from: ruth on October 21, 2010, 11:44:21 PM
ai sorry sir islander... naanad ko sa pikas site sa mga bolanon mag iyahay lang man sila pa bold or pa color sa fonts...
im still observing here heheh... pasensyanes

ruth, welcome sa payag sa mga bol-anon ang TB. mao ra ni payag nga super ka hitech.
by the way, si islander kay chix na siya maong madam or misis ang pwede nimong itawag niya. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 21, 2010, 08:32:04 PM
Di ba kaha Pinoy ra pud ang victimizer? 

Quote from: islander on October 21, 2010, 09:43:57 PM
hinaot unta nga di pinoy ang victimizer.  kapoy na kaayo ning unayon nato ang atong isig kaingon.  kaning pamintaha ra man gyod ang makagubot aning kalibotana.  ang mga giyera bitaw, magsugod ra man kun naay nasod mamintaha.    

usa ra pud ka pinoy ang nangbiktima aning upat ka boxer. puro taga cebu unya ang kaning ni file sa lawsuit usa ka PABA Champion sa superbantamweight division. Dunay potential ning bataa ug nasugamak nuon sa paningkamot nga makakita ug dakong kwarta. ang name sa boxer si jay tuñacao ug ang gireklamo kay si dido bohol ug ang iyang anak.

Mark Zuckerberg
Age now: 26
Title/Company: Co-Founder Facebook.
Made his first million by age: 22

Wish you were as wealthy as this guy? He's Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder of Facebook, and his super-geek-to-billionaire story is the basis of the hit movie The Social Network. "Young people are just smarter," he told a Stanford University audience in 2007. He started Facebook from his Harvard dorm in 2004 as a sophomore. Now he's a 26-year-old philanthropist, recently donating $100 million to the Newark, N.J., school district.

Zuckerberg's youthful fame and fortune makes for a riveting tale. But across America every year, plenty of entrepreneurs make their first million under the age of 25, some in high school. It takes vision, smarts, determination and a little luck. Here are eight of them, along with their advice for achieving prosperity.


Michael Dell
Age now: 45
Title/Company: Founder and CEO, Dell Computers
Made his first million by age: 19

Dell launched his computer company in 1984, just before dropping out of the University of Texas. By selling direct, Dell lowered prices and won over customers. At 24, the company had revenues of $258 million. At last check, his estimated net worth was $13.5 billion.

His advice for young entrepreneurs: "You've got to be passionate about it," he said in an interview with the Academy of Achievement. "I think people that look for great ideas to make money aren't nearly as successful as those who say, 'Okay, what do I really love to do? What am I excited about?' "


Catherine Cook
Age now: 20
Title/Company: Founder, myyearbook.com
Made her first million by age: 18

In 2005, Catherine and her brother founded the social-networking site, which functions like a digital yearbook with pictures, friends and virtual currency called "lunch money." Today, it boasts 20 million members and is one of the 25 most-trafficked Web sites in the U.S.

Her advice for young entrepreneurs: "Stop just thinking about it, and make it happen. When you’re young is the best time to start your own business, as you do not have the responsibilities you will have when you're older. The worst that can happen if you fail now is that you have firsthand experience to make your next venture a success."


Sean Belnick
Age now: 23
Title/Company: Founder, BizChair.com
Made his first million by age: 16

Belnick's been selling business furnishings online for nearly a decade now, but the recent B.A. graduate of Emory University's Goizueta School of Business still saw value in a college education.

His advice for young entrepreneurs: "It is never too early to start. I started when I was 14. There was a lot of great information on the Internet. Just do the research and find a way to do what you want to do."


Jermaine Griggs
Age now: 27
Title/Company: Founder, Hear and Play Music Group
Made his first million by age: 23

Griggs' passion for teaching music evolved into a site that teaches piano, drums and guitar by ear. More than 2 million students download online lessons each year. Griggs' plans include the launch of brick-and-mortar learning centers, a TV network and a magazine.

His advice for young entrepreneurs: "Understand the power of selling, not just things, but yourself and your ideas. Study business. Study those who have come before you, and find people with the same dreams and aspirations as you."


Matt Mickiewicz
Age now: 27
Title/Companies: Founder, Sitepoint, 99designs and Flippa
Made his first million by age: 22

Mickiewicz, who launched his first company in 1998, points out that the Internet enables immediate customer feedback, making it relatively inexpensive to test and launch new ideas.

His advice for young entrepreneurs: "People who say it takes money to make money are using the worst excuse ever. . . Create massive value for others by providing a solution where no other exists."


Juliette Brindak
Age now: 21
Title/Company: Cofounder/CEO, MissOandFriends.com
Made her first million by age: 19 (Brindak won’t divulge when she earned her first million, but says that her company was valued at $15 million when she was 19)

At 10, Brindak started drawing the "cool girls" cartoon figures who became stars in 2005 of her online community for tween girls. Today, she is seeking investors and preparing to take the site public as she attends Washington University in St. Louis.

Her advice for young entrepreneurs: Find a solid support team who believe in your idea. "If someone starts to doubt your company and what you’re doing, you need to get rid of them."


David Hauser & Siamak Taghaddos
Age now: 28 and 29, respectively
Titles/Company: Co-founder (Hauser, right); Co-founder, CEO (Taghaddos, left) -- Grasshopper Group
Made their first million by ages: 24 and 25, respectively

Hauser and Taghaddos met at Babson College, where they developed a virtual phone system designed to serve mobile entreprenuers. Hauser built the technology; Taghaddos led the marketing and sales.

Taghaddos' advice for young entrepreneurs: "Education helped polish the inherent entrepreneurs within us. Always be on the lookout for new venture opportunities from the voids and challenges you experience in your life.
Success is finding solutions in challenges that help others; money is secondary."


Cameron Johnson
Age now: 25
Title/company: Launched more than a dozen Web sites between 1998 and 2004, before he was 20 years old
Made his first million: before graduating high school

At 9, Johnson started a printing company making greeting cards from his home. At 12, he made $50,000 selling his sister's Beanie Baby collection (with her permission, of course). Regarded as an entrepreneurial icon in Japan, Johnson hosted a BBC television show last year called "Beat the Boss." He now focuses on writing and guest lectures.

His advice for young entrepreneurs: "Put yourself out there. Get started, do something and start small -- the
lower your startup costs, the easier it is to find profitability.
Create value for others, and you’ll be rewarded."

Michael Jordan bought a 2007 Mercedes McLaren SLR 722? That's one of the best cars ever made. Nice move, M.J.

Wait, he's selling it after only driving it 962 miles? Seriously? You give me hope, Michael, and then you take it all away.

So, the McLaren can be yours for $430,000, which is a little dear for that brand even if the wheels were spun for fewer than a thousand miles (considering it cost around $475,000 new). The sellers are clearly factoring in the whole "Michael Jordan owned this car" addition.

The specs? Even three years later, this is one of the fastest things in the world. It has a 5 1/2-liter V8, it'll go from zero to just over 60 mph in 3.6 seconds, it runs with 640 horsepower and it will reach 209 miles an hour; and the rear-wheel driven monster is loaded with all sorts of carbon fiber bits so it's light as a feather in comparison to other supercars.

Also, Michael Jordan drove it. For a few hundred miles, at least.

For more pictures of the car -- which for most of us will be as close as we can get -- click the link.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/ball_dont_lie/post/For-Sale-Michael-Jordan-s-430-000-Mercedes-McL?urn=nba-278651

didto pa mi sa bukid nagpuyo unya pwerteng bantanga sa hangin ang balay. kahinumdum ko nga gihiktan ug pisi sa akong papa ug anhing lolo ang atop kay nipa man to nya ang mga bongbong hasta ang mga haligi aron dili tawon mapalid. didto mi nitago sa langob nga duol sa among balay. among gidala ang mga saging, kamote, bugas, ginamos, buwad ug posporo. didto niistar sa nagsige ug kuso-kuso ang hangin sugod sa sayong buntag hangtud udto. paglurang na sa hangin sa may mga alas 3 sa hapon. deretso na dayon mi ug bakwit sa sawang didto sa akong auntie. among naagian ang mga lubi, kahoy, poste ug uban pa nga nangatumba diha sa karsada.

pwede sad nagpakahilum lang usa sila then later on na magyawyaw or sa sunod election na.

Quote from: vrglguapo on October 21, 2010, 02:27:56 AM
cool advertisement for condom..
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1334665139945#

ataya, b**** nanagan kay nakitang walay hapin. gidrawingan ug medyas b**** namalik.

Yuko Narushima IMMIGRATION CORRESPONDENT
October 20, 2010

A FAMILY recruiting Filipino boxers to fight in Australia is under investigation for allegedly keeping the men in slave-like conditions in a Sydney garage.

The immigration department yesterday confirmed it was investigating complaints against a stable of boxers in the western suburbs. The NSW government's Combat Sports Authority is also aware of the complaints.

The four men bringing the complaint are originally from Cebu in the Philippines. They allege they were stripped of their passports on arrival and were forced into domestic servitude, washing dishes, cleaning toilets and child-minding.

Advertisement: Story continues below They say they lived in the family's garage, eating the same rice meals day after day without a heater through winter, and were not paid proper entitlements from title bouts. They allege they were threatened with deportation and, in one case, death if they complained or defected to another manager.

''They live in a very standard place, only in a garage, no heater, dangerously dangling treadmill overhead,'' the complaint says. ''They wash their clothes by bare hands, doing housework … as if they are houseboys.''

One complainant, a super bantamweight, told the Herald he was brought to Australia to box two years ago.

The 23-year-old said his manager had lied to him. ''I know about my real prizes,'' he said. Of the $3000 he won in a title fight recently, he received $400.

The Liberal senator Eric Abetz, raising the allegations at a Senate committee in Canberra yesterday, sought more information on the special sports visas on which the men came to Australia. The 400-series visas entitle athletes to compete and train for up to two years. They can bring family members, who can work and study.

ikaw ni mayor piezas?

The association of Married priests are pro RH bill.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 19, 2010, 09:42:17 AM
Hagbay ra galing. Apil ang hinimo sa pilit, kamoteng kahoy, tiktik, moron, idiot, budbod kabog, budbod kwaknit... 

apili pintos, wiri-wiri, nilambiran ug tres marias bai hubs.

unsa man ni topo-topo diri? si luckybelle mahimo na unyang luckybol?

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 18, 2010, 05:40:57 PM
Alina, Alina, ang abaw alhina
Arurot, arurot, ang abaw ingburot... 

hastang lawgawa jud nimo bai hubs.

MAS TANGA

Isa ka adlaw, isa ka bata ang naghambal sa iya nga tatay nga maupod siya pakadto sa manila kay manug-adto man ang iya tatay sa maynila pero ginhambalan siya sang iya tatay nga indi siya pwede mag-upod kay buki siya.

Bata: Tay, maupod ko sa imo sa maynila beh!!! kay gusto ko gid makakita sang maynila.
Tatay: ah!! indi ka pwede mag-upod sa akon kay buki ikaw...
Bata: tay paupda lang gid ko pangako ko tay indi ako magbinuki didto.

Gani gindala sang tatay ang iya nga bata sa maynila sang ara na sila sa pantalan nakita sang bata ang barko nga ila salakyan...

Bata: Tay, grabe nga balay bah!!! sa pagka daku-dako kang nagalakat pa!!!
Tatay: di bah!!! hambal ko sa imo nga indi ka magbinuki diri para hindi ta mahalata nga taga-probinsya ka haw!!!

Sang ara na sila sa maynila nakita naman sang bata ang tren nga ila pagasakyan....

Bata: Tay!!! grabe nga ulod tay ba, pagkadaku-dako bah!!!
Tatay: ara ka naman gabinuki ka naman kapila ko gid ihambal sa imo nga indi ka mapahalata nga halin ta sa probinsya.....
Bata; Sori tay.

Sang ara na sila sa airport nagpalapit ang bata sa idalom sang eroplano.....

Bata: Tay, tan-awa bala oh!!! perti kaayo kadaku-dako sang agila tay!!!

Nagpalapit ang bata sa idalom sang eroplano kag gindali-dali man butong sang tatay ang iya bata kag nag-hambal....

Tatay: anak, indi ka da magpalapit sa iya buli kay basi maitihan ikaw....

Toto: Nay! Dyutayan lang ko bala mag-Top 1 sa amon nga klase.
Nanay: Paano natabo ina kay may 75 ka man nga grade?
Toto: Sang ginhambal kagina ni ma’am kung sin-o ang Top 1 sa amon, gintudlo nya ang tupad ko…’jutayan lang ako!

paryente pa jud ni siguro sa akong bayaw. tsk tsk tsk. such a tragic ending.

nakasuway nako ug bayuok sa una. murag high school ko atong panahona.

Maraming beses na kitang nilayasan
Iniwanan at iba ang pinuntahan
Parang babaeng mahirap talagang malimutan
Ikaw lamang ang aking laging binabalikan

Manila, Manila
I keep coming back to Manila
Simply no place like Manila
Manila, I'm coming home

I walked the streets of San Francisco
I've tried the rides in Disneyland
Dated a million girls in Sydney
Somehow I feel like I don't belong

Hinahanap-hanap kita Manila
Ang ingay mong kay sarap sa tenga
Mga Jeepney mong nagliliparan
Mga babae mong naggagandahan
Take me back in your arms Manila
And promise me you'll never let go
Promise me you'll never let go

Manila, Manila
Miss you like hell, Manila
No place in the world like Manila
I'm coming here to stay

Amoy usok, amoy pawis
Mga aleng nagwawalis
Pitong batang nanglilimos
Kulang pa sa hilamos

Siguradong ang karakas
Itataya lang sa malas
Pag napagod at namalat
Boy bawang ang katapat
Lahat nagmamadali

Traffic na sa expressway
Nagpapahangin sa boulevard
Sunset sa manila bay
Mama-manila mama-manila
Mama-manila mama-nila
Para-para-para-para boss

D'yan lang sa tabi
Gigimik lang ako sa malate...

Amoy usok, amoy pawis
Jeepney driver nang-iinis
Ayaw sumali sa pila
Siningitan ang kalesa

Sa may kanto tatlong pulis
Nagmemeryeda ng mais
Kung ang tindera'y maganda
'Wag ka nang magtataka
Lahat nagmamadali

Traffic na sa expressway
Nagpapahangin sa boulevard
Sunset sa manila bay
Mama-manila mama-manila
Mama-manila mama-nila
Para-para-para-para boss

Take it to the quiapo bridge

Tatlong milyong kaluluwa
Naghahanap ng ginhawa
Laksa-laksang tinig
Di nawawalan ng pag-asa
Tatlong milyong kaluluwa
Naghahanap ng ginhawa
Laksa-laksang tinig
Di nawawalan ng pag-asa

Quote from: jorgeanna on October 11, 2010, 07:12:46 PM
mao ni naka-advantage nato nga naa diri sa China kay libre sinehan care of internet...

bitaw, nice to nga site imong gi-post. streaming videos galore.

tumabi ako syo at huminga ng malalim
tinanong mo, bakit?
ngumiti ako...
nagtanong ka ulit, bakit nga?
sabi ko, bakit? masama bang huminga?!

my first degree cousin married a nurse who is claveria, masbate in burias island. the family of the woman happens to the local political kingpin in their area.

there 2 prominent families that kill each other during elections. family k and family e.

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 08, 2010, 09:48:50 AM
I was impressed when I drove down Makati District in Metro Manila.

only in some areas of makati are ok. i was able to stay in salcedo village in makati and by far the most peaceful place i've seen in metro manila. together with legaspi village, it is where high-rise condos and top of the line buildings ang business are found in the area.

sa una akong paliton kay newspaper man jud kada buntag. nakabantay ko nga sa kadugayan nagtipun-og na sa balay. akong gibaligya pero arang kabarato sa palit. tag 5 ang kilo. mao to akong asawa niingon maypa imo na ipalit ug lotto imong 10 kay naa pakay paaboton inig ka ugma. pilay pad makaigo. dad-an lang ko niya ug newspaper gikan sa ilang opisina or di gani manghulam nalang ko. 

ug tuod man, makaigo baya sad ko pero kanang 3 numbers lang. maayo nalang bawi sa puhonan.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 09, 2010, 11:18:14 AM
Bay Vhinz, mao ni imong favorite menu?

bai hubs, ganahan to anang pinakabarato tag 42.
ganahan sad ko anang kosing gaw lo ug kosing lay pak.

Quote from: fdaray on October 09, 2010, 03:59:22 PM
Dancing stewardress of PAL is quite fun and entertaining.

sir felix dili ni sa PAL sa cebu pacific ni sila.

ang nagsige ug comment is ang PAL, i dunno why? maybe because most of their FA's are more mature than the ones in cebu pac? or since cebu pac FA's are not members of FASAP or they now feel the heat of the competition between them and cebu pac. cebu pac FA's are doing 2 safety demo before each flight. before the plance will depart, they will do it sans the music. so the demo is done carefully and technically. they will the do the other demo on flight while the plane is cruising to it's destination. i think it's for them to give their passengers other ways to enjoy their trip.

usa ka muslim nibisita sa usa ka lugar. nagsakay ug trak de pasaheroan ug naa sa front seat naglingkod.

muslim: kahinay modagan sa mga trak dinhi maihap man ang tawo inig agi.
driver: (naglagot nga nakadungog ug gipakusgan ang pagpadagan sa trak.)
muslim: hinaya pud oi maihap pa man mga balay.
driver: (naglagot nga nakadungog ug gipakusgan pa jud ang pagpadagan sa trak.)
muslim: kahinay pud ani oi maihap pa man mga lubi.
driver: (nisamot kalagot nga nakadungog sa gipangyawyaw ug gipatudahan pa jud ang pagpadagan sa trak hangtud nga nabangga.)

nabuhi ang driver  ug ang muslim.

driver: sa imong kayawyawan nabangga na nuon. unya unsa na, hinay pa gihapon?
muslim: hinay gihapon mga igso, maihap pa man ang mga patay.

if the cook or chef is a pinoy and it's cooked here in pinas.

samok, abog, alimoot.

this is just a waste of money. there are already more than thousands of TESDA graduates from all over the Philippines but still they are jobless. we have the skills but we didn't have the company to hire them. instead training these people over and over why not encourage investors to come over. what we need are jobs not more trainings. even abroad TESDA graduates are guaranteed in gettings jobs.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on October 07, 2010, 07:06:22 AM
Kada adlaw inyong lotto diha Bai BNC? Amo diri, kaupat sa usa ka semana....

kada adlaw tawn, walay pahuway. 6/42, 6/45, 6/49 ug 6/55. puli-puli ra na plus naa pay power lotto nga tag 50.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 07, 2010, 07:22:54 PM
Pilay kinadak-an nimong nadaog, Bay BNC?

ang kinadak-an nakong nadaug P150 sa 6/55. kasagaran 40

pamahaw: buwad bolinao, tortillas nga itlog ug kapeng binokbok
paniudto: monggos gitunoan sagolan agbati ug kamunggay ug sinugbang buwad pinikas
panihapon: inun-onang bilong2x ug kinalawng lato.

skwela nalang na daan ug sa Indiana ani ug aircraft maintenance. sureball na atong trabaho ani. asa pud kaha ni itukod nga facility.

Quote from: Vito Andoline on April 23, 2009, 05:43:16 PM
Dodong ponsing,
           kung kaila  ka ni Filipina Asoy palihug ko ug pangayo sa iyang number.Gusto nako sya tawagan.Importante lang dong.salamat

   Vito

murag familiar man kaayo ning pangalana, filipina asoy. taga san isidro diay ni siya?

philippines placed 50th in this edition of chess olympiad.

heartless mother.

yes, everyday.

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 07, 2010, 02:36:28 AM
Bahahaha!

Reminds me of one funny Ilonggo Song, "INDAY"

INDAY SONG

oooppss, the cover girl is one of my idol. ms. bianca gonzales.

pamahaw: ham and egg
paniudto: monggos ug ginaling
panihapon: humba

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 06, 2010, 08:05:33 PM

Unsaon nimo pagkumbinser sa uban nga sa imong kaugalingon mismo contra na nimo ang imong relihiyon.

mas bati kung dili ka motingog ug dili nimo e-exercise ang imong right to speak. mas mograbe unya ang oppression kung mag sige nalang ka ug tando. dili man sad ko magkinahanglan mangombinser ug tawo kay kung ang tawo nakasabot ug ganahan sa usa ka butang dili na kinahanglan kombinseron. and again, it's not about religion. it's about opinion and idealism.

kung naay right ang mga lider modektar naa sad right ang mga member to reason out to their express opinions.

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 07, 2010, 12:52:43 AM
sang pal mga babae  hang cebu para sang lalaki

sala sina bai bols. ang PAL hindi na favorite sang mga tawo ang cebu pac na. maski wala pa guro nagsaot sang mga steward.

Just about anything can be fodder for an ideological dispute these days. Just consider news of the recent fire at Gene Cranick's home in Obion County, Tenn.

Here's the short version of what happened: In rural Obion County, homeowners must pay $75 annually for fire protection services from the nearby city of South Fulton. If they don't pay the fee and their home catches fire, tough luck -- even if firefighters are positioned just outside the home with hoses at the ready.

When Cranick's house caught fire last week, and he couldn't contain the blaze with garden hoses, he called 911. During the emergency call, he offered to pay all expenses related to the Fire Department's defense of his home, but the South Fulton firefighters refused to do anything.

They did, however, come out when Cranick's neighbor -- who'd already paid the fee --called 911 because he worried that the fire might spread to his property. Once they arrived, members of the South Fulton department stood by and watched Cranick's home burn; they sprang into action only when the fire reached the neighbor's property.

"I hadn't paid my $75 and that's what they want, $75, and they don't care how much it burned down," Gene Cranick told WPSD, an NBC affiliate in Kentucky. "I thought they'd come out and put it out, even if you hadn't paid your $75, but I was wrong."

The incident has sparked a debate in many corners of the Web. Writers for the National Review, arguably the nation's most influential right-leaning voice, have seized on the episode to discuss the relative merits of compassionate conservatism versus a hard-line libertarianism. (See their arguments here, here, here, here and here.)

Daniel Foster, a self-described "conservative with fairly libertarian leanings" who writes for the magazine, took issue with the county's  laissez-faire approach to firefighting, calling it "a kind of government for which I would not sign up."

"What moral theory allows these firefighters (admittedly acting under orders) to watch this house burn to the ground when 1) they have already responded to the scene; 2) they have the means to stop it ready at hand; 3) they have a reasonable expectation to be compensated for their trouble?" Foster wrote.

But Foster's colleague Kevin Williamson took the opposite view. Cranick's fellow residents in the rural stretches of Obion County had no fire protection until the county established the $75 fee in 1990. As Williamson explained: "The South Fulton fire department is being treated as though it has done something wrong, rather than having gone out of its way to make services available to people who did not have them before. The world is full of jerks, freeloaders, and ingrates â€" and the problems they create for themselves are their own. These free-riders have no more right to South Fulton's firefighting services than people in Muleshoe, Texas, have to those of NYPD detectives."

Liberals are pouncing on the Cranick fire as an illustration of what they take to be the callous indifference of a market regime that rewards privileged interests over the concerns of ordinary Americans.

"The case perfectly demonstrated conservative ideology, which is based around the idea of the on-your-own society and informs a policy agenda that primarily serves the well-off and privileged," Think Progress' Zaid Jilani wrote in a response to the National Review writers. "It has been 28 years since conservative historian Doug Wead first coined the term 'compassionate conservative.' It now appears that if any such philosophy ever existed, it has few adherents in the modern conservative movement."

i prefer in the tree house. 

Quote from: Vito Andoline on October 06, 2010, 01:19:07 AM

hahahahah sige diay ka  kaon binangkal na murag T T bai...

sige molang.

Quote from: Vito Andoline on October 06, 2010, 01:25:00 AM
kinsa mani sila bai..mao ni ang daghan ug uyab

sekreto para bibo

buhat nalang unta pud sila ug ilang gimmick. wala pa gani sila kasulbad sa ilang problema sa ilang company manghilabot na nuon sila sa ubang company.

Quote from: Scarb on October 06, 2010, 01:13:35 AM
Binangkal ug syakoy perting pareza..yummy..!

di man na syakoy, binuylos man na.

gi football si kris, wala siya nibiya.

sa didto pako na-assign sa manila, ang condo nga akong gi-istaran walking distance ra jud ang shangrila edsa. adto ni nako pirme makit-an si willie ug ubang mga artista mag stambay manigarilyo ug mangape. hambogon jud bitaw ni siya.

Quote from: chicogon on October 05, 2010, 11:53:48 PM
I heard this news last Sunday and I'm worried. We're set to leave for Paris next Saturday for a 9-day trip to Paris (4 days), Lourdes (3 days) and Barcelona (2 days). The advisory is for all of Europe. Please pray for our safety.... thanks!!! 

you can count on us fr. fro.

naa diay ilonggo style nga breakfast? karon pako ani da. pero based sa pics nimo pareng lorenzo, ig-agaw ra man ni sa tagalog breakfast kanang tapsilog, longsilog ug bangsilog. sa ilonggo kay busilog (buwag, sinangag ug itlog), issilog (isda, singanag ug itlog) ug tawsilog (tawng, sinangag ug itlog.)

girlfriend? ambot pila, wala man ko nag-ihap.
boyfriend? murag wala man . hehehe

Quote from: Vito Andoline on October 05, 2010, 08:54:39 PM
hahahah, kanang  iro nga awagan bai. sige lang ug panilap ug panimhot..

kanang magsige ug laway bai vits? murag irong boang.

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 05, 2010, 09:37:52 PM
ang galan nila kig: puro jer-jer  bansagon bla
sang jeri , jerum, jermasyo, jerbita, jernubli, jersong, jertodaso kag jerboting puro ari gid kung sambat kag jer-jer gid

waay na gid kami naka intiendi sang mga gipanghambal mo bai bol's. pwede siguro i-explain sa amon subong kung san-o na.

Quote from: lumine on October 05, 2010, 11:51:17 PM
giibtan syag ngipon a week before sa iya bday unya iya napaakan iya inner part sa cheek kadtong numb pa iya feeling mao nagkasore tawn.naau na unta iya sore ron,bnc, giasthma na sad sya ron.looy kaau ni ako lil boy.

with your care mine, im sure baby matt will recover faster.

mao ni akong snacks ay kada hapon sa dili pa moduwa ug basketball.

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 05, 2010, 04:56:16 PM
Any religious organization are exempted from paying tax not only the catholic church brod.

bai vhinz, sakto ka nga exempted ang churches in paying tax to the government. not only the catholic church but also other duly registered religions including non-profit organizations. hasta gani hospital nga dagko kaayo ug charges sa ilang mga pasyente ug mga schools nga tag-as ug tuition fees sa ilang mga students mo claim gani nga non-profit sila maong magpa-exempt sad. lihok lang unta ang simbahan sa ilang tahas paglambo sa pulong sa dios ug dili nila hilabtan ang gobyerno nga naglihok pud sa ilang tahas sa pagpalambo sa panginabuhian sa mga tawo nga ilang gialagaran. dako jud ug impluwensiya ang simbahan pero sabton sad unta nila nga naa jud tawo dili madala ug kabig.

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 05, 2010, 04:56:16 PM
Sakto ang imong gi ingon brod BNC nga daghan ug requisitos ang simbahan karon.
Usa man pod ako ka sakristan sud sa pipila lang ka  tuig namatngunan pod nako na grabe na kaayo ang kahilayan karon nga gikabisihan sa mga tao kompara sa una. Ngano man nga gi himo man ning requirements sa simbahan, lisod ba kining buhaton isip usa ka kristyano? Ngano man? Ang kahilayan sa atong kumunidad mao ang nakapahilayo sa  mga tao diha sa simbahan dili parehas kaniadtong unang panahon nga pipila lang kanato ang nay TV, wala pay mga internet sa una nga gikabisihan karon sa mga kabataan, mga hamtong ug dili lang sila pati na ang mga idaran mi apil napod niini, ug dili lang kay kini anaa pay lain gawas niini. Busa, gihimo kini isip usa sa mga gikinahanglan aron maaktibo ang mga membro dili lang sa pagka ngalang katoliko kon dili usab diha sa buhat pinaagi sa pag-apil sa mga aktibidades diha sa simbahan, nga gipakaylap  diha sa GKK diha sa atong tagsa-tagsa nga kapilya.  Ug tungod niini kini nagpamatuod ug nagpaila nga ikaw aktibong kristyano, ug kung ikaw anaa niini dili lisod ang pagpangayo ug certification sa PSK (Pangulo Sa Katilingban) Leader kay ikaw nailhan man pinaagi sa imong pag-apil niini.

Unsa man ang mga aktibidades diha sa kapilya?
Isa na niini ang kasaulogan sa pulong sa matag sabado, or any activities nga gipahigayon diha sa simbahan pinaagi sa GKK.

Naay kapilya namo diri perting mingawa kung magkasaulugan na sa pulong inig abot  sa Sabado sa gabii, mabuak na lang ang bagtinganan sa kapilya pipila lang ang manumbaling, maihap lang nimo ang mga nangapil. Pero kung imong hunahunaon mas taas pa ang oras nila diha sa pagtan-aw sa TV  sa mga teleserye, nga ginasubaybayan kada gabii.  
Kalooy intawon sa kapilya maihap lang ang nanabat sa novena inig hapit na ang pesta, pero kung adtoon nimo ang basketbolan nga nagpaliga kay hapit na ang pesta, nag ponsisok ang mga tao, abi ba nako ug walay tao ning among lugar.     Sabagay katungod na nila, dili mo man pwede pugson ug guyoron paingon sa kapilya aron pag-apil niini, pero brod hinumdumi ayaw unya ug yangongo kung ikaw manginahanglan diha sa simbahan sagad ra ba aning sigi´g reklamo kining mga walay pakialam diha sa ilang GKK.

tinuod, layo na kaayo ug umento ang kalibutan tungod kay naa na kita sa technology age. pero sad siguro na mahimong rason nga pun-an ang mga naandan nga mga requisitos sa pagpakasal or di ba kaha pagpabunyag. sakto dili lisod ang pag comply ana pero dili kaba matawag nga kristiyano kung dili ka makaapil sa kalihokan sa simbahan? sakto naman siguro na ang pagsimba matag dominggo ug sa mga pista hasta ang pag-novena nga mga gimbuhaton diin nagmatood sa imong pagka kristiyano ug wala ka mahikalimot sa labawng makagagahum. ang pagtambong sa mga prayer meeting, cluster meeting ug unsa pa na dihang meeting nga gilatid sa BEC ug GSK usa na ka extra curricular activities.

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 05, 2010, 04:56:16 PM
Kanang giingon nimo nga mga adunahan nga dali ra nga makasal or mabunyagan, dili ko mutoo nga gi exempt na sila sa simbahan, nagakuha gihapon na sila ug requirements, kay diri lang sa among lugar dili ka makasal or mabunyagan ang imong anak kon dili ka naga apil sa actibidades sa GKK diha sa kapilya ma datu kaman o pobre.  Aron sila makadawat niining mga sacramento ang ilang ginahimo hangyo lubo  diha sa PSK Leader nga tagaan sila ug certification, tungod lagi pod sa kalooy sa Leader muhangyo pa siya ug ingon "nga brod apil lang bisag usa lang ka kasaulogan aron makit-an ka diha sa kapilya sa mga membro kay lisod man pod ug tagaan ka nako bisag wala ka nagatambong".  Mao nga dili ta angay mobasol sa simbahan, hinono-a sukna-a usa imong kaugalingon kung gihimo ba nimo ang imohang parti isip membero  diha sa simbahan.

sakto ka nga wala sila gi-exempt pero giunsa man nila pagsecure ang maong mga requirements? sakto gihapon ka nga gihangyo lubo nila plus suborno pinaagi sa donasyon. swerte ang imong community kay ing ana ilang members madatu man ug mapobre motamod sa leaders. pero diri sa amo brod lisod na mahitabo. bisan hangyoon nga anha sa ila isaka ang birhen balibaran man gani kay busy sa trabaho ug mohatag ra ug donasyon kung kinahanglan.

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 05, 2010, 04:56:16 PM
Ang Oratio imperata mao ang usa ka mando nga pag ampo ug katuyo-an nga gi require sa papa o obispo para sa kalinaw o kalamidad nga nahiaguman diha sa iyang diocese. Ang pangutana aduna bay pag-ampo diha sa simbahan nga makadaut diha sa iyang komunidad?

sakto ka nga walay pag-ampo nga makadaut pero ang pagbuhat ug pag-ampo alang sa pagsupak sa usa ka nag-ung-ong nga balad-on sama ra sa pag agni sa imong mga membro pag rebelde.

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 05, 2010, 04:56:16 PM
Para kanako brod kanang pagbalhin sa laing tinuhuan tungod lamang sa requirements sa simbahan nga gipangayo mabaw kana nga hinungdan.  Wala man gani ka kasabot sa imong daang relihiyon unya mobalhin nahinoon ka didto sa ubang relihiyon, mosamot ka na sigurog reklamo sa kadaghan nga e require sa imoha sa ubang relihiyon labi na siguro ug require ka na ug “tithe” which is compulsory  para sa ilang simbahan.  

sakto jud ka nga dili unta nay angay rason nganong mobalhin ka ug relihiyon maong wala jud bitaw ko nibalhin. daghan gihapon ug mga rules ang ubang relihiyon nga dili makapaikag pero unsaon man nimo pagkumbinser ang uban sa ilang baroganan? basin mas klaro pagpasabot nila kay sa atoang mga katoliko.

After establishing himself in “America’s Finest City”, San Diego, CA, nearly three years ago from his hometown of Mandaue City, Cebu, PI, unbeaten WBO Youth lightweight champion Mercito “No Mercy” Gesta (19-0-1, 9KOs) has made himself feel right at home in the seaside city. Within the large Filipino population, the 22-year-old Gesta has found a built-in audience for his quick as lighting southpaw style which is ready to support him on October 22nd when he takes on his stiffest test to date, KO artist Ivan “Relampago” Valle (28-9-3, 24KO) at the Four Points Sheraton in Kearny Mesa, a suburb of San Diego. The eight round main event will be televised on Telefutura’s “Solo Boxeo Tecate”. Recently, Gesta was honored as one of the special guest at this year’s Fi-Am Festival which celebates Filipino heritage and their contribution to the San Diego community.

“I like San Diego a lot, the weather and everything. The Filipinos really have started to support me here,” Gesta stated while he signed autographs and mingled with the festival attendees. “The Filipino community really has welcomed me with open arms and have begun to follow my career. I am working hard to make them proud.”

Vince Parra, Gesta’s co-manager and trainer, has worked diligently in introducing the young fighter to the local people that share his native tongue.

“It took a little bit of time to have the San Diego Filipino community embrace Mercito but now that they have gotten to know him, he feels right at home,” He said. “With each of his local fights, we’ve seen his fanbase grow and this next one is no exception. We are near a sellout”

As far as his next opponent, Gesta knows that Valle represents a fighter with much more experience than he as the man from Los Mochis, Mex, has faced the tougher opposition such has Humberto “Zorrita” Soto and Urbano Antillon among others. Despite the disadvantage in experience, “No Mercy” feels that he has the tools to have his hand raised in his next bout.

“I think my speed is the advantage that I have,” Gesta stated. “We are looking to test his power then see how he moves. We are going to test him in the first round. He is tough but if the knock out comes, we are going to go for it.”

last week lang ang last nakong kaon ug binangkal. naay painitan sa gate sa among subdivision, mao nay pirmeng gidisplay kauban sa binignit nga pwerteng lawta.

Quote from: PR0CESS0R on October 03, 2010, 03:46:41 PM
Sakto jud ka Ann.

Sa mga hilig ug lingaw2x during night time, Alona and neighboring resorts maayo. Pero kong gusto ka mingaw kay kuyog ang pamilya, BBC, Dumaluan kay peaceful ayo nya walay alingog ngog.

Ayaw lang sa Eskaya, dili jud na para pilipino ang rate sa Eskaya!

peaceful ang nite sa BBC ug dumaluan basta walay mga korean.
kapila na jud mi diha nga pirmeng makadungan ug mga korean hastang sabaa nalang jud. dili ra ba mopatoo sa guard.

Quote from: lumine on October 03, 2010, 05:37:54 PM
he wasn't feeling well due to his mouth sore,bnc.

giluasan tawn si dodong matt. pagkalooy sa bata.

Quote from: Bambi on October 04, 2010, 01:17:01 AM
BnC, sakto. Kadtong Fraternity nga ahong naapilan sa una kay among tabangan (financial) kadtong sisters/brothers nga magpahospital kon masakit gani. Not really bad!

sa amoa ate bams kay financial sad nga tabang kutob sa makaya. naa sad help if naa kay problem sa imong pagtoon or sa klase. hangtud karon tabang lang gihapon ilabi na kadtong nagkinahanglan jud. usa ka example ana. usa sa akong bro nga ni abroad sa dubai, nakasugat ug dakong problema didto bahin sa employer in just 3 months of work. wala siya'y choice kundi mopauli. since naa sad mi mga bro ug sis nga naa didto, sila ang nag amot ug para plete ug pocketmoney aron makauli lang to.

Quote from: jas4 on October 03, 2010, 09:00:47 AM
just asking, what is the relationship between christianity and and being a Pro RH bill?

christianity in faith wherein you believe in christ while being a pro RH bill means you believe in that proposal on what it can contribute to you as a person and to your family.

mao jud siguro ni ilang upbringing. naanad na daan nga bisan sa bata pa lawsuits na ang hinagiban. maong hangtud inig kadako mao na jud ang naandan. ila ra man sad ni gibuhat kay kahibaw man sila nga makakwarta sila. naa man gani nikiha sa gobyerno sa US kay nadagma ang iyang anak sa bag-ong hinimo nga karsada nga naa kuno gamay portion nga dili patag.

nagdako nga nag alagad sa diyos isip sacristan sud sa taas nga higayon. usa ko sa moangkon nga grabe na kaayo ang kausaban karon sa patakaran sa simbahan labi na anang bahin sa kasal, bunyag ug confirmation. daghan na kaayong mga requisitos nga gikinahanglan nga kung dili nimo ma accomplish aw dili jud ka mabunyagan, makasal or makompirmahan. unya sagad maigo ani ang kadtong mga yano ug ordinaryong tawo. kanang requirement lang nga certification gikan sa cluster sa BEC, kung wala ka ana dili ka makasal. labi pa ug wala kay kaila sa parokya nga imong kaslan or bunyagan. ngano man laging dali ra man kaayo kaslon ang mga adunahan bisan klaro kaayo nga dili na sila tig-apil anang cluster meeting sa BEC. i dunno ug kahibawo ba na sila ug unsa nang BEC. kay dako siguro ug hinatagan ug offerings o di ba kaha donation.

sakto si jas4, kung ang mga obispo ug pari motira sa mga state related issues anha sa simbahan, iapil sa wali nya buhatan pa ug pangadye kanang ilang gitawag ug oratio imperata. dili ra magprotesta ang taga gobyerno. pero kung simbahan na gani ang tirahan sa gobyerno dayon ug protesta ug hulga. naay pay mga official nga kung kusog kaayo mohatag ug donation sa simbahan dili jud ka kadungog ug dauton sa mga naa sa simbahan pero kung dili gani tighatagan aw, pagawas dayon storya nga si kuan kay kuan ug maoy kuan. asa man diha ang hustisya nga sige nila ug singgit? di nako magwonder nga naay luag ug pagtoo nga mobalhin sa laing tinuhoan o di gani mag atheist nalang.
tsk tsk tsk.

Quote from: PR0CESS0R on October 02, 2010, 04:44:16 PM
Affordable unta ang Dumaluan 1 & II pero inig inquire kanunay puno.

tungod sa iyang pagka very affordable maong kanunay puno. pa reserve lang ka daan mga 2 weeks before.

both my parents and inlaws are devoted christians and catholic. ako sad gipadako sa teachings sa ginoo. pero i would like to be honest, i am a pro RH bill. and they respected my views.

Quote from: lumine on October 03, 2010, 12:12:16 AM
thanks for starting a thread for my bday boy,manay.lavoo!

than u also to bugsay,isles and scarb for the greetings.

nganong isog man kaayo ang nawong ni ondoy matt day mine? wala nimo hatagi ug gift? hehhee

mao lagi na, kung dili moabot sa media dili lihokon. karon pa sila kabantay nga kadugay na ani. kusog kaayo na diha sa gallares doul sa ramiro dayon na ngadto sa BQ ug HNU. naa pa diha sa may CPG dayon na sa may tamblot. tsk tsk tsk.

Quote from: Scarb on October 02, 2010, 01:32:35 AM

Balilihan: Chatto, Racho, Geangan, Lomantas

dili jud na original nga mga taga balilihan ang mga geangan ug lomantas. ang mga geangan are originally from danao city, cebu while ang mga lomantas taga corella. ang mga racho, chatto, calope, maniwang mao nay baga ug kaliwatan diha sa balilihan.

hopefully bohol will not be perceived as haven of thugs and hoodlums prying on local and foreign tourists. that would be bad for the tourism of the province.

ang initiation rites, dugay na kaayo gipractice sa bisan asang dapita sa kalibutan. ang uban lang gud nga frat ug sorority, way out of context na ang ilang mga rituals. i don't know if naa by na silay constitution and by-laws. halos tanan gara-gara na. mao na kanang naa nay involve nga sex kundi gani apil drugs.

para nako ang pag apil ug mga ing ana nga organization is not bad as long as kahibaw ka sa tumong ug tuyo sa imong giapilan. kahibaw ka daan unsay imong maani kung mahiapil naka sa grupo aron walay mahay in the end. no free love ang amoa kay we believe that we are brothers and sisters and it's an incest to have a relationship with your own brothers or sisters. maong kung naay masakpan, kadtong di kaagwanta adto moresulta sa medyo harsh nga punishment and will be booted out completely.

ang akong pag-apil ug mga organizations sama sa fraternity, society among others. ako jud una gitan-aw ug gisuta unsay akong maani. ug wala ko nasayop kay wala jud ko nila pasagdi sa diha pako sa school kung manginahanglan ug tabang hangtud na karon bisan lagyo na kaayo mi mga naabtan. diha pud ko nadasig apil ug mga civic works, school activities and religious events kay gi-encourage man mi sa among mga leaders. which is nadala pud na nako until now nga habit. so fulfilling and rewarding ang akong pag-apil or maingon ta nga fruitful ang outcome.

kung ang akong mga anak unya pohon ganahan moapil ug ing sama ana, akong i-encourage with caution.

Gov. Eddie Chatto and some guests serenaded by the drum corp


Carmel Academy contingent


Naghuwat muondang ang uwan


Agro Fair 2010. Exhibit sa tanang products sa mga Barangay sa Balilihan ug mga kasilinganang lungsod.

Quote from: luckybelle on October 01, 2010, 09:14:48 AM
Who says Bohol is a poor province? They've been mistaken.

The chocolate hills that is so marvelously engeneered by creative  hands are unique of its kind.

The white sand beaches, is a mat that thousand people could rest and be awed by its sights.

The serenity of  the place is an Eden, that one could lost worldy burdens.

Up and down its highways is an experience to cherished.

Its lagoons, pools and caves are mysterious places one should visit.

Its antique churches, structures and buildings the world heritage preserved.

Not all but some of its generous and warm-hearted dwellers one should befriend.

These and more treasures all the money of this world can't buy.

i totally agree with you. but the question is, can this  be eaten by people? obviously nope. unsaon man nato ni? nindot tuod atong lugar pero daghang nag ilaid sa kalisod. wala ra gihapon kwenta kay usa man ni sa makita sa atong mga bisita.

MI: unsay imong gusto, heaven or hell?
Lady Pledgee: Heaven
MI: tangtanga tanang sapot kay dad-on tika sa heaven.


mao ni ang ilang initiation rites.

Quote from: talibon on October 01, 2010, 08:30:00 PM
Talibon: Evangelista, Auza, Garcia, Artiaga, Polestico, Mumar, Evardo, Avergonzado, Avenido, Aguhar

akong mga ka batch sa una mga evangelista sa talibon, si judith, rey ug arnold. naa pud si roderick auza.

naunsa naman ni?

Quote from: vhinz08 on October 01, 2010, 08:11:23 PM

Kinsa may true diri    Bisag luy-a na BQN kung masubrahan.   

sa nasayod lang nga true sila.

Aiguille du Midi Bridge, France
Don’t look down. At this height, you’ll want to keep your eyes locked on the panorama of the craggy French Alps. Fortunately, the bridge itself is short, making for an easy escape if acrophobia sets in. But those truly afraid of heights probably won’t even see the bridge; getting here requires taking a cable car that climbs 9,200 vertical feet in just 20 minutes.

Where: The summit of Aiguille du Midi in the Mont Blanc massif near Chamonix.
Stats: 12,605 feet above sea level.


Royal Gorge Bridge, Colorado
America’s highest suspension bridge may be breathtaking for some, but those scared of heights may be left gasping for air as they stare straight down nearly 90 stories at the Arkansas River below. Completed in 1929, the bridge didn’t have stabilizing wind cables until 1982.

Where: Royal Gorge, Colorado, over the Arkansas River.
Stats: 969 feet above the gorge; 1,260 feet long.


Trift Suspension Bridge, Switzerland
One of the Alps’ longest and highest pedestrian suspension bridges, Trift was built in 2004 to reconnect hikers to a hut made inaccessible by a retreating glacier. A replacement in 2009 gave this bridge higher handrails and stabilizing cables to prevent it from swinging violently in the wind. But it still provides an adrenaline rush.

Where: Trift Glacier, near the town of Gadmen in the Swiss Alps.
Stats: 328 feet high; 558 feet long.


Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Northern Ireland
First things first: nobody has fallen off this bridge. However, many visitors who walk across simply can’t handle the return and have to go by boat. It used to be even scarier. Erected by fishermen who went to the island to catch salmon, the original bridge had only a single handrail. The rope bridge eventually became popular with tourists seeking a thrill, and the National Trust replaced it with a sturdier structure with two handrails.

Where: Near Ballintoy in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.
Stats: 65 feet long; nearly 100 feet above the rocks below.


Capilano Suspension Bridge, Canada
Originally built in 1889, this simple suspension footbridge surrounded by an evergreen forest is very high, fairly narrow, and extremely shakyâ€"the cedar planks bounce on their steel cables as you walk across them. If the bridge doesn’t scare you, wait until the spring of 2011; the Cliffhanger attraction will allow visitors to climb across a series of suspended walkways attached to a cliff.

Where: North Vancouver, British Columbia, across the Capilano River.
Stats: 450 feet long; 230 feet high.


Mackinac Bridge, Michigan
Some drivers get so nervous about crossing this five-mile-long bridge that they don’t even go. And this happens so often that the Mackinac Bridge Authority will drive your car or motorcycle for you (and for free). The biggest fear is the wind, which often exceeds 30 miles per hour on the bridge.

Where: Between Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas.
Stats: 5 miles long; 199 feet above the water.


Puente de Ojuela, Mexico
This bridge leads to a ghost town, but it’s the squeaky wood floor that makes it scary. Fortunately, steel cables suspended from two towers bring a greater feeling of safety. Still, steel is a relatively recent addition: when German engineer Santiago Minhguin built this bridge in the 19th century, those towers were made of wood.

Where: The ghost town of Ojuela, an old mining settlement in the northern state of Durango, Mexico.
Stats: 1,043 feet long; 2 feet wide; 360 feet above a gorge.


Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Maryland
Drivers are notoriously afraid of this bridge, as it’s subjected to frequentâ€"and often violentâ€"storms. And when the bad weather hits, forget about visibility: get to the middle of this five-mile-long bridge and you can barely see land.

Where: Spanning the Chesapeake Bay to connect Maryland’s eastern and western shores.
Stats: Nearly 5 miles long; 186 feet high at its highest point.


Monkey Bridges, Vietnam
It may seem that only monkeys could make it across traditional monkey bridgesâ€"after all, they’re typically made of a single bamboo log and one handrail. However, the name comes from the stooped monkey-like posture you have to maintain when crossing, so as not to plunge into the river below.

Where: Various points across the Mekong Delta at the southern tip of Vietnam.
Stats: These bridges are built by hand by local residents and vary from town to town. Newer ones are made of concrete.


Hussaini Hanging Bridge, Pakistan
Massive gaps between the planks, a wild side-to-side swing: there are reasons this is considered one of the world’s most harrowing suspension bridges. While rickety cable and wood bridges are common in this area, crossing this bridge over the rapidly flowing Hunza River is particularly frightening, as the tattered remains of the previous bridge hang by threads next to the one currently in use.

Where: In the village of Hussaini in Northern Pakistan, crossing the Hunza River.
Stats: Floodwaters reportedly submerged the bridge in May 2010. However, due to its draw as a popular adventure-travel activity, the bridge is likely to be rebuilt.


Sidu River Bridge, China
When this bridge opened in November 2009, it was the world’s highest bridge, rising more than 1,500 feet in the air. The span is so high that Shanghai’s Oriental Pearl Tower could fit underneath it.

Where: High above a river gorge in China’s Hubei Province
Stats: There are 1,550 feet from the bridge’s roadway to the valley floor.


Seven Mile Bridge, Florida
Besides being seven miles long, the bridge itself doesn’t seem that scary. But its position in the Florida Keys makes it a prime target for the region’s many hurricanes. In fact, the current bridge is the second iteration. The newer bridge scrapped the swing span concept of the original in lieu of a sturdier 65-foot-high arch to allow boats to pass by. While it may be sturdier, we still wouldn’t want to be on it during a storm.

Where: The Florida Keys, connecting the Middle and Lower Keys.
Stats: 7 miles long; 65 feet high.


U Pain Bridge, Myanmar
With no handrails, you’ll want to be extra careful crossing this bridge, especially in the dry seasonâ€"there’s no lake below to soften the fall. And it’s not exactly brand-new; this 3/4-mile-long teak bridge was built more than 200 years ago. More than 1,000 wooden posts (read: logs)â€"with roughly four or five feet between eachâ€"hold it up.

Where: In Mandalay, connecting opposite banks of Taungthaman Lake
Stats: 3/4 miles long; 15 feet high.


Deception Pass Bridge, Washington
If the drive over this foggy strait in the Puget Sound isn't particularly scary to you, try walking over the narrow pedestrian lane at the edge of the bridge. That's where you'll find especially hair-raising views of the rushing water directly below.

Where: Connecting Whidbey Island and Fidalgo Island, in Deception Pass State Park.
Stats: Combined, the two spans are 1,486 feet in length; 180 feet above the water.


Iya Valley Vine Bridges, Japan
This remote region on Shikoku, Japan’s smallest island, is home to three vine bridges. The originals were built with slats of wood placed between 7 and 12 inches apart, secured in place with two single vines. While the new bridges are reinforced with wire and hand rails, they’re still not for the faint of heart.

Where: Tokushima, over the Iya-gawa River
Stats: 148 feet long; 46 feet high.


Captain William Moore Bridge, Alaska
True, earthquakes don’t happen all the time, but this bridge isn’t where you want to be during one: it crosses an active earthquake fault. Engineers, aware of the potential for disaster, anchored only one end of the bridge securely, so when the ground below shifts, the bridge isn’t torn apart. Still too terrifying? Take the White Pass & Yukon train route, which passes by the bridge.

Where: Along the South Klondike Highway near Skagway
Stats: 110-foot-long cantilever bridge built in 1901


Cikurutug Bridge, Indonesia
Most of the three-hour trip on the Argo Gede train is packed with gorgeous views of green mountains and river valleys. But the ride turns from scenic to scary once you get to the Cikurutug Bridge, where the train slid off its tracks in 2002. Though nobody was hurt, authorities have elevated security precautions to protect their passenger’s safety since the accident.

Where: On the Argo Gede train from Jakarta’s Gambir station to Bandung
Stats: About 200 feet above the valley floor.


Canopy Walk, Ghana
These footbridges soar above the forest floor in Ghana’s Kakum National Park. Sure, there are hand rails and net walls that rise up on either side of youâ€"about three-and-a-half to four feet high, anywayâ€"but you’re still walking on a plank of wood no more than one foot wide. Oh yes, and you’re 100 feet off the forest floor.

Where: Kakum National Park
Stats: 1,000 feet long; 100 feet high.


Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, Louisiana
This bridge rises just 16 feet above the waters of Lake Pontchartrain, but the real fear factor is that it never seems to endâ€"it spans nearly 24 miles from Metairie to Mandeville, LA. (Once you reach roughly the eight-mile mark, say goodbye to land visibility.)

Where: Across Lake Pontchartrain between the towns of Metairie and Mandeville.
Stats: 24 miles long; 16 feet above water.


Millau Viaduct, France
Looking down on clouds is to be expected from an airplane, but it’s a bit more unsettling in a car. Yet that’s often the sight when driving across this bridge, which is taller than the Eiffel Tower at its highest point. In fact, when it opened in 2004, it claimed the title of the world’s tallest vehicular bridge.

Where: Crossing the Tarn Valley, near Millau in southern France.
Stats: Less than 2 miles long; 1,125 feet from the valley floor to the peak of its tallest mast.

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Musou Tsuribashi, Japan
Bring a balancing poleâ€"the only railings you’ll find on this 50-year-old bridge are two thin barely-there ropes. That’s a bit disconcerting considering the dizzying heights reached by this bridge, especially when the winds begin to howl over the forest below.

Where: In the remote wilderness of the Southern Japanese Alps (also known as the Akaishi Mountains).
Stats: The bridge is so remote that not much is known about its length and height.

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Vitim River Bridge, Russia
Surviving this bridge crossing is considered such an accomplishment that the 34 people who have done it created their own Facebook page. The old railway bridge is only 50 feet above the water, so what makes it scary? Well, it’s barely wide enough for one car, and it’s iced over for much of the yearâ€"oh, and did we mention that there are no railings to catch your fall?

Where: Crossing over the Vitim River, a tributary of the Lena River, in eastern Siberia.
Stats: 1,870 feet long and 50 feet above the water.

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Road Between Tierradentro to La Plata, Colombia
This mountain road is littered with simple bamboo bridges that wobble violently as you cross, with water rushing mere inches below you. The slickness caused by frequent torrential rainfall increases the danger quotient even more. Daredevils brave this road to see the massive underground tombs in the National Archeological Park of Tierradentro. A better option, perhaps? Taking the bus.

Where: On the road between Tierradentro to La Plata in southern Colombia.
Stats: Because it’s so remote, there are no official stats.

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Volgograd Bridge, Russia
This bridge is practically brand new, but it’s amazing it hasn’t been shut down. During a violent storm in May 2010, the roadway began to shake and oscillate, in a similar manner to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge before it collapsed in 1940. The rippling roadway caused cars to be thrown into the air and careen into the opposite lane. Authorities blamed it on an earthquake, but seismologists disagreed. The safety investigation is ongoing, even as cars still drive across.

Where: In the southern Russian city of Volgograd, crossing the Volga River.
Stats: 4.5 miles long.

Bridge of Death...Quepos, Costa Rica
Quepos Bridge, Costa Rica
Known as the “Oh My God” bridge, this crossing is so narrow that cars can travel only in one direction. After waiting your turn, you pile onto the bridge with many other cars (including heavy trucks). The loose slats of the roadway clank loudly while the bridge shakes under the weight of all the vehicles.

Where: On the road from Jaco to Quepos on Costa Rica’s central Pacific coast.
Stats: No official stats

Quote from: fdaray on May 22, 2010, 07:20:35 PM
Dapat  , bahinon ang Bohol, 47 towns, ug duha ka lungsod kay dako man ni nga island. Sa tanang nga dagko nga island, ang Bohol ra ug Cebu ang wala mabahin.

Ang Ubay City maoy capital sa ikaduhang  province sa Bohol.

pasabot siguro nimo himoong duha ka probinsiya ang bohol. unsa man say ipangalan? bohol oriental ug bohol occidental? or bohol sur or bohol norte? maayo unta ug pareha sa simbahan kay 2 ang dioceses. aw kung pagbahin nila isubay sa dioceses sa simbahang katoliko, ing ani ang pagkabahin sa 2 ka Bohol.

Bohol Sur (Diocese of Tagbilaran)
Albur
Antequera
Balilihan
Batuan
Bilar
Calape
Catigbian
Clarin
Corella
Cortes
Dauis
Dimiao
Garcia Hernandez
Lila
Loay
Loboc
Loon
Maribojoc
Panglao
Sagbayan
San Isidro
Sevilla
Sikatuna
Tagbilaran City
Tubigon
Valencia

Bohol Norte (Diocese of Talibon)
Alicia
Anda
Bien Unido
Buenavista
Candijay
Carmen
CPG
Dagohoy
Danao
Duero
Guindulman
Inabanga
Jagna
Jetafe
Mabini
Pilar
San Miguel
Sierra Bullones
Talibon
Trinidad
Ubay

Quote from: Scarb on October 01, 2010, 04:08:15 AM
Hays..kompyansa man sad  sa bedside ra gibutang nga daghan man tawo diay..ija unta to giunlanan or gibutang ilawom sa kotzon? tsk³

salig ra jud siguro siya sa iyang mga relatives.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on October 01, 2010, 04:29:26 AM
Salamat bai BNC...Nganong wala kaha ni gipagawas sa BOHOL CHRONICLE? katingalahan!!! Ngano kaha?

absent siguro ang reporter. hehehe.

i think the host's mind is not on the show. it was embarassing but she has to correct the major major mistake.

mohinay naman gud ilang kita sa bunyag kay di na man kaayo magsige ug panganak ang mga bana ug asawa.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on September 30, 2010, 10:11:28 AM
MIGAWAS BA KINI NGA BALITA SA BOHOL CHRONICLE? Morag waa ko kakita ani dah!

wala man siguro bai ferds. sa sunday post ra nako nakit-an.