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too bad daghan mga midaug nga wa juy kabangkaagan...

kini..exciting ni dah...

You can only enjoy Globe's visibility/tattoo within Tagbilaran CBD & other areas (Cogon, ICM, Bool, BQ, Plaza Marcela Area, Taloto, Dampas). You can also enjoy sa Dauis and Panglao esp sa beach areas kay naka-3G si Globe dinha. Outside these areas - Edge and/or GSM na lang ang signal so hinay na ang internet.

Talibon, Jagna, Ubay - ok ang smartbro kay walay fixed wireline facilities ang PLDT/Smart..

Globe will roll-out WIMAX in Tagbilaran and Panglao soon...Duo will also be available very soon....

We don't need to learn another language in order to become competitive(English is more than enough - for now). We should instead master our own language - regional or national. I dont see Bisaya or Visayan as a subject in school. How come? Unya, mag-SPANISH pa ta?!

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 08, 2009, 07:30:52 AM


The Maternal Link we have to Spain is indispensable and indisputable. 85% of the country remains ROMAN CATHOLIC (Thank you to Espana Madre).

The Link The Philippines has with Spain is a Maternal Bond. We are a product of Mother Spain.

What do you mean by this? Are we actually better-off because of this?

single.....hello everyone!!!!

You're right Angie Gulle! I grew up listening to these "radio-novela" back then. "Gamhanang Baruka" is the name of Adora's mother - Goddess of the mystical world (although im a HE). I like using these names to remind me of the good old days. I would have chosen "Bayugyog" (Adora's giant friend) but there's something about GB - a bit intruiging & mysterious. Hehehe...

And who can recall Ramini, Engkantadang Aninipot, Kulafo (or Ofaluk), Kapitan Umbar and the so many supernatural radio characters (DYHP) in the past.......nalubong na sa kalimot...

Twas good radio before......

There's a BISROCK song about these characters...one of the fewest Bisrock songs that i like....hehehe... 

Nayabag na si Gullas!!!Di man gani siya kapatarong sa kalidad sa edukasyon sa iyang gipanag-iyang eskwelahan, SPANISH2x pa siya (UV - enrollment still ongoing maski August na). I know why he's into embracing Spanish. His school offers a "call-center-training" (dont know the term) course and you know how badly spanish-speaking agents are needed in the industry.

We can hardly even find 10-year-old kids who can speak our own language - Spanish pa??!!Bansayon pa nato ug maayo atong Binisaya!!!

Thanks...i only discovered this site few months ago...it feels very nostalgic reading all these articles about our beloved Bohol...makes me wanna come home..hehehe

very touching indeed...

Quote from: raldampong on August 08, 2008, 02:14:19 PM
I meet Napoleon Above and his brother Dr. Jose Abueva a former UP President at the Opening Ceremony of President Carlos P. Garcia Memorabilia at the El President Residential in Sgt. Esquirra former Bohol Ave. near ABS-CBN in QC.

I was a very proud Boholano during my UP Days because of them!

This is exciting but i dont think they'll be able to roll out in Bohol in a year or two. Despite being given a congressional franchise, local executives will only delay the facility roll-out (mangayo pa man ang mga Trapos). This is good news though for all of us.

I heard Globe will increase bandwidth capacity in Bohol within the year. A reliable source told me that their Fiber Optic has already landed in Bohol and the same facility will link Mindanao creating a loop / additional capacity from their already existing Fiber Optic network. I was also told that their WIMAX will be available in Bohol soon. I hope this is true.

Quote from: lindy on January 20, 2009, 02:13:16 AM
di ba daghan mag basakan sa Batuan?

Pwerte kadaghan. It's just so sad to know that a huge percentage (47%) of the households are below food threshold.

This year is the 10th year after WE (first batch) left TCSHS. Kitakitz ta puhon sa reunion this December!!!

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on June 25, 2007, 04:58:58 PM
facts to ponder... 

   1.  1 (0.04%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Batuan have Child Mortality.

   2. 178 (7.51%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Batuan have Crime Incidence.

   3. 1116 (47.09%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Batuan are living below the Food Threshold.

   4. 113 (4.77%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Batuan have Makeshift Housing Materials.

   5. 1572 (66.33%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Batuan are living below the Income Threshold.

   6. 218 (13.9%) Child/Children in the Municipality of Batuan are Malnourished.

   7. 51 (2.15%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Batuan are living below the Meal Threshold.

   8. 628 (26.5%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Batuan have Unsanitary Toilet.

   9. 424 (17.89%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Batuan do Not Own the Lot.

  10. 284 (11.09%) Person(s) in the Municipality of Batuan are School Dropouts.

  11. 842 (14%) Person(s) in the Municipality of Batuan are Unemployed.

  12. 83 (3.5%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Batuan have Non Potable Water.

data culled from the Provincial Planning and Development Office

.....kahilak man pud ta ani nga data....

I had the chance to visit this Barangay many years ago. 

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on September 26, 2007, 07:34:19 AM


source from www.wikipedia.org

....this is a genius work of Arnel Baguio, who is now based in Canada...