From: Allan Miralles <lanz_m2003@...>
Subject: You've got to see this. Really
To: "Cindy" <cindy_mrmt@...>, "Sarah Reposar" <c_sarc@...>, "richard cagara" <rv_cagara@...>, "Chito Angeles (UPD)" <cnangeles@...>, "Dionisio Garcia, Jr." <dionisio_garcia@...>, "Prof. Francis Dimzon" <fdimzon@...>, "yolando de Guzman" <kafkaene@...>, "Ate Pen" <depazpenny@...>, "Rosalie UPV registrar" <eilasor0521@...>, "flor" <flo_puya@...>, "James Foster" <jn4158@...>, "Nita Foster" <nf1136@...>, "Andrea Claire Gaspang" <andreaclaire_08@...>, "rico hortillo" <rico.hortillo@...>, "James Foster" <jn4158@...>, "Rina-Joy" <rinajoy@...>, "lvjacobs" <lvjacobs@...>, "Cristy (Cebu Library)" <xty65ph@...>, "Tatay Miralles" <ar_noling@...>, "pablo" <pablobgojr@...>, saludquin2002@..., "Tatay Miralles" <ar_noling@...>, "Victor Gaut" <victorg_20@...>
Date: Tuesday, April 14, 2009, 9:24 AM

Susan Boyle on youtube. Here's the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lp0IWv8QZY

search on youtube.

Susan Boyle - Singer - Britains Got Talent 2009

It's just amazing! It's incredible, It's extraordinary! What a VOICE! -- It's a privilege listening!

From: jimi salamida <jesalamida@...>
Subject: [upv-grasfa] Fw: [seafdecaqdjournalclub] Application forms Fulbright
To: upv-grasfa@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, 24 February, 2009, 5:16 PM

--- On Tue, 2/24/09, Stephen B. Alayon <stpnalaun@yahoo. com> wrote: From: Stephen B. Alayon <stpnalaun@yahoo. com> Subject: [seafdecaqdjournalc lub] Application forms Fulbright To: seafdecaqdjournalcl ub@yahoogroups. com Date: Tuesday, 24 February, 2009, 5:01 PM   From: Stephen B. Alayon <stpnalaun@yahoo. com> To: seafdecaqdjournalcl ub@yahoogroups. com Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 4:32:50 PM Subject: Re: [seafdecaqdjournalc lub] 2010-2011 Fulbright Graduate Student Awards Competition until 23 march 2009 http://www.paef. org.ph/main. htm From: Stephen B. Alayon <stpnalaun@yahoo. com> To: SEAFDEC AQD Journal Club Yahoo Groups <seafdecaqdjournalcl ub@yahoogroups. com> Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 4:30:07 PM Subject: [seafdecaqdjournalc lub] 2010-2011 Fulbright Graduate Student Awards Competition until 23 march 2009 http://www.paef. org.ph/index. htm 2010-2011 Fulbright Graduate Student Awards Competition Launched The U.S. Department of State and the Philippine-American Educational Foundation (PAEF) announch the launching of the Fulbright competition for 2010-2011. The scholarships are granted competitively to Filipinos who wish to study at the graduate level (Master's or Ph.D.) or pursue non-degree doctoral enrichment or doctoral dissertation research in the United States. Grantees must return to the Philippines immediately upon completion of their program in the US. Application period for the 2010-2011 Fulbright competition is from December 8, 2008 to March 23, 2009. Graduate Student Program Scholarship to Filipinos to study at the graduate level (master's or doctoral studies) or pursue non-degree doctoral enrichment or doctoral dissertation research in the United States. Grants under the Philippine Fulbright Student Program are for a maximum of one academic year for non-degree, one to two years for master's, and two years for doctoral degree studies. The grant provides for round-trip international travel, monthly maintenance allowance, tuition and fees, book/supplies allowance, and health and accident insurance. Fields of Study: Study of the United States - the study of American culture, life and society through such fields as government, education, arts and humanities, law, economics, literature, history, the multi-disciplinary field of American Studies or any other humaniities or social science field with significant study of the US subject matter. Global Issues - Fields of study include the environment, human rights, civic education, governance and public administration, peace studies/conflict transformation, international relations and transnational issues, international economics, international business, international law, and information and communication technology (ICT). Open Grants - Fields of study not covered by the first two field categories EXCEPT engineering, medicine, nursing, and other health-related disciplines, applied mathematics, and applied sciences. General Eligibility Requirements: Philippine citizenship English proficiency College degree with major in field of specialization; excellent undergraduate record Applicants must have at least two years of professional work experience (after college) in their field of specialization. Applicants for the degree programs must be no older than 40 years of age at the time of application. This age requirement is waived for non-degree study. Applicants must be in good health to pursue graduate work in the US. Applicants must return to the Philippines immediately upon completion of study. Non-degree applicants must meet the added requirements: Applicants for doctoral enrichment must be enrolled in a relevant study program in a Philippine university Applicants for doctoral dissertation must show proof that materials required to pursue research are not available in the Philippines but are available in the United States. Individuals holding dual citizenship, are permanent residents and/or are presently studying in the US are not eligible. Required Documents: Official or certified transcript of records from all colleges/universiti es attended Certified true copy of diploma (not original) Four letters of reference (forms are included with the application kit) Completed 6-page application form NBI Clearance acquired in the past 6 months Application period for 2010-2011 Graduate Student Program is from December 8, 2008 to March 23, 2009. Printed copy of completed applications must be received at the PAEF office on or before March 23, 2009. Grantees are expected to begin their studies in the U.S. in September of 2010.

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“More Top 20+ Signs of a Pinoy Flick”

http://ph.news.yahoo.com/star/20090202/tel-marian-s-body-language-says-it-all-dd408b0.html

1. Kahit first time lang makahawak ng baril ang leading lady ay asintado ito sa barilan

2. Laging nakakarinig ng “putok ng baril” ang kontrabida kaya natitigilan siya sa pag-rape sa leading lady. Dialogue niya, “Anong putok yun?! Halughugin ang buong lugar!”

3. Naka-leather jacket lagi ang kontrabida kahit Mayo at tanghaling tapat.

4. Kahit miyembro ng malaking sindikato at milyones ang kita nila, asahan mong bulok ang getaway car nila (muscle car na Mitsubishi o Toyota dahil pasasabugin yun ng mahiwagang baril ng bida.)

5. Sobrang hinhin ng leading lady pero daig pa ang porn star kapag love scene na.

6. Napakalakas ng bida at kayang sugurin ang 30 miyembro ng sindikato kahit mag-isa lang siya.

7. Laging sa kaliwang braso ang tama ng bida pag nababaril (bawal sa ulo o sa puso).

8. Laging sa abandonadong building o lumang tambakan ng bus ang hideout ng kalaban. (instruction niya lagi na huwag mag-sama ng pulis ang bida).

9. Maluwag ang pagkakatali sa bihag ng sindikato kaya nakakawala ito at nakakakuha ng pambambo/pamalo (palo china o dos-por-dos na gawa sa styrofoam).

10. Gasgas na gasgas na ‘to: Huling darating ang mga pulis para damputin ang mga kalaban. Kakausapin ang bida para magbigay ng pabuya.

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 1. Yung mga goons or stuntmen laging naka-maong or leather jacket kahit sobrang init.

 2. Hindi hinihintay yung sukli kapag nagbabayad sila.

 3. Kapag kailangan ng taxi, papara lang meron na kaagad.

 4. Sa pag-uusap ng characters lalo na kapag seryoso, ang umpisa lagi ng linya ay “Alam mo...”

 5. Hindi nawawala ang eksena na nasa hospital.

 6. Sa drama, halos lahat yata ng scene may iyakan at pag-emote na luhaan.

 7. Hindi pa man sinusuntok ang kalaban, mapapansin mong umiilag na siya.

 8. Kapag mamamatay na ang isang character, ang tagal malagutan ng hininga at ang daming sinasabi o habilin.

 9. Usually ang bidang babae na mahirap lang na nakatira sa squatter’s area ay sobrang kinis, maputi, maganda at may kolehiyalang accent.

10. Ang hinuling leading lady ay hawak ng magkabilaang goons sa dalawang braso, pero nagpupumiglas siya ng todo kahit hindi naman siya kinakaladkad at sumisigaw ng, “Bitiwan n’yo ako! Ano ba, nasasaktan ako!”

11. Nagpapaalam ang luhaang babae kay lalaki na siya ay lalayo at di na muling makikipagkita pa. Hahabol ang lalaki habang sinisigaw ang pangalan ng babae, mapapagod sa kakatakbo, iiyak at mapapaluhod habang sinasabing, “Mahal kita.”

12. Ang kontrabidang babae na mayaman ay may magandang assistant or helper sa bahay. Ma-i-in love ang lover.  

PLANT COURTESY IN THE WORKPLACE by Maloi Salumbides http://www.febc.ph/stations/dzas/protips/index.html     Naaalala nyo pa ba yung folk song natin na “magtanim ay di biro, maghapong nakayuko.” Talagang mahirap ang magtanim. Nakakapagod talaga. Pero if we want to harvest something in the future, we should invest time and effort planting today. Ano ang dapat nating itanim sa workplace natin para maging maayos ito at maging kapakipakinabang ang ating oras sa opisina. One of the important seeds that we should plant in the workplace is the seed of courtesy. If we want more courteous environment in the workplace, dapat magsimula sa atin. Magtanim tayo o magpunla ng mga binhi ng kabutihan sa ating opisina. Let me share with you insights from Zig Ziglar’s Life Lifters. Ang sabi niya, “A pleasant smile and a good attitude make a big difference in the workplace. Reasearch shows that if everybody read newspaper comic strips before they leave home and listen to some recorded jokes, inspirational tapes or soothing music as they drive, they would arrive in the workplace in a better frame of mind.” Imaginin ninyo comic strips pa lang iyan e paano kaya kung sinisimulan natin ang ating araw sa pamamagitan ng pagbabasa ng bibliya o pakikinig sa magandang inspirational program kagaya ng mga programs ng 702 DZAS. There is really a lot of value in what the apostle Paul says in Philippians 4:8. Ang sabi niya, “My friends keep your minds on whatever is true, pure, right, holy, friendly and proper. Do not ever stop thinking about what is truly worthwhile and worthy of praise.” It is very important that we plant noble and pure thoughts and pleasing thoughts in our minds if we want our behavior or our actions to be characterized as such. Ano pa ang sinabi ni Zig Ziglar. Isang lesson na kanyang natutuhan buhat sa kanyang nanay ay ito – “Everybody can’t be the smartest person in town but all of us can be courteous and considerate of the other person. A little courtesy mixed in with a pleasant smile and a cheerful attitude will diffuse a lot of people with short fuses.” Tandaan, courtesy could help you avoid serious problems, secure your job and bring a promotion as well. What is our lesson for today? Acccoding to Zig Ziglar, common courtesy benefits everyone and enriches our personal and professional lives. Ang golden rule na kailangang balik-balikan natin – “Treat others like you want to be treated. It is the best human relations rule known to man.” Totoo ang magtanim ay di biro, ang magtanim ng kabutihan sa inyong opisina ay magreresulta sa hindi birong ani ng kagandahan at kabutihan na hindi mo pagsisisihan.   Be a blessing in the workplace today. SHIELA S. VILLAMOR Coastal Resource Management Program City Agriculture Office, City Hall 5800 Roxas City, Capiz, PHILIPPINES Telephone: +63 36 6215918 | Fax: +63 36 6212049 | Mobile: +639207076063

From: teresa sudario <isaysudario@...>
Subject: [upvisayas_badminton] A great 2009!
To: "UPV Badminton Club" <upvisayas_badminton@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, 31 December, 2008, 9:22 PM

Where did the year go?  It's the last day of December 2008 - and we realize that with giant strides we started in January and within a blink of an eye, 2008 in a few hours is over! A big "Thank You"  for your friendship,  laughs and memories during 2008. Without you, I'm sure that 2008 would have been extremely boring. I wish you all a magical Festive Season filled with Loving Wishes and Beautiful Thoughts. May 2009  mark the beginning of a Tidal Wave of Love, Happiness  and Bright Futures. And to those who need someone special, may you find that true love To those who need money, may your finances overflow To those who need caring, may you find a good heart To those who need friends,   may you meet lovely people Should you be driving during this time.....please take care and stay safe! And please if you win Lotto, remember who sent you this lovely email "ho, ho, ho"   Joyous and Prosperous New Year to you and your family! Isay

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Basic Accounting for Non-Accountants by Marlene Legaspi-Munar http://www.febc.ph/stations/dzas/protips/index.html     Bagamat simple lamang ang mga concepts ng accounting, the actual process can become so complex. Mainam na meron kayong basic understanding ng mga accounting terms and concepts. Pero kung lumalaki ang iyong negosyo o kumpanya, mas mabuting kumuha kayo ng services ng isang trusted accountant. Here are some tips to help you as you start or upgrade your company’s accounting system:   First, make sure you are following the laws. Any legitimate business should operate according to the laws of the land. Para matiyak nyong legal ang inyong operation and accounting system, get a Certified Public Accountant or CPA to review your accounts and taxes. You can also get a CPA to compute your taxes.   Second, get a bookkeeper and/or an accountant you can relate to. The job of a bookkeeper is to keep a record of the financial affairs of a business. A bookkeeper may not necessarily be a CPA but at least someone who has knowledge of accounting. Nowadays, some of the functions of bookkeeping are easily done by the computer. An accountant can also keep records and at the same time review your books and taxes.   Third, if you need to change bookkeepers, do it at the end of the financial reporting period. Mahirap kasing laging nagpapalit ng bookkeeper dahil maaaring mawalan ng continuity ang pagrerecord ng mga accounts. Mas magiging madali kung gagawin ito pagkatapos magawa ang mga financial statements.   Fourth, keep your system simple and in order. Have a process in place for payroll, employee taxes and SSS premiums, sales tax, at iba pa. Take advantage of the technology of computers. Marami na ngayong accounting softwares na makakatulong para ma-automate ang inyong business data or information. Computerization can help reduce time spent for work and costs for employment.   Fifth, get your financial reports from your bookkeeper or accountant as soon as they are made. The function of these reports is to help you plan and make decisions and changes that will affect the status of your company. Kung papag-aralan mo ang reports after six months, masyado na yatang huli iyon. Mahalaga ang bawat araw para sa isang negosyo. The earlier you study the report the better. Sabihin mo rin sa iyong bookkeeper o accountant kung anong klaseng information ang kailangan mong makuha agad para ma-manage mo ang daily operations ng iyong business at makapagplano ka para sa hinaharap. Aside from reviewing your reports and signing on them, CPAs can now give you advice on management of policies and administration. This field of specialization by CPAs is called management advisory services or administrative services.   With these tips, we hope nakatulong kami sa inyo as you plan to start or upgrade your accounting system. Ipanalangin nyo rin na i-lead kayo ng Panginoon sa tamang accountant who could help review your book of accounts and taxes and manage your business for the glory of God.     SHIELA S. VILLAMOR Coastal Resource Management Program City Agriculture Office, City Hall 5800 Roxas City, Capiz, PHILIPPINES Telephone: +63 36 6215918 | Fax: +63 36 6212049 | Mobile: +639207076063

TO ALL FOLKS WHO WERE BORN IN THE

1950's, 60' s,  70's  and early 80's !!

First, some of us   s urvived being born to mothers who did not have an OB-Gyne and drank San Miguel Beer while they carried us.

While pregnant, they took cold or cough medicine,  a te Linunod, balikutsa, bukhayo  and didn't worry about diabetes.




 

Then after all that trauma, our baby cribs were made of hard wood covered with lead-based paints, ang uban kay duyan nga habol gihigtan ug pisi nga inigtabyog ug kusog ma pakong intawon ta sa bongbong. 




 

We had no soft cushy cribs that play music, no disposable diapers (lampin lang sa General Milling nga naa'y faded picture nga nag-salute), and when we rode our bikes, we had no helmets, no kneepads, wala pa gyu'y break ang bisikleta.




 

As children, we would ride in hot un-airconditioned buses with wooden seats (Bisaya Bus nga pultahan puros ang kilid, Corominas Bus nga senimana ang brake), or cars with no airconditioning & no seat belts   (karon kay Minibus na nga nindot kaayo ug sounds or Ceres Bus nga bugnaw ug aircon)




 

Riding on the back of a carabao  on a breezy summer day was considered a treat. (karon; ang mga bata wala na kaila ug Kabaw)




 

We drank w ate r from the garden hose and NOT bottled mineral w ate r sa Nature Spring or Viva, or Absolute Mineral w ate r (usahay gani, straight from the faucet or poso or Tabay!)




 

We shared one soft drink bottle with four of our friends, and NO ONE actually died from this. Or contacted hepatitis.




 

We ate rice with star margarine, bahaw nga gibutangan ug asin ug mantika sa baboy, drank raw eggs straight from the shell,  and drank sofdrinks with real sugar in it (dili diet coke or Pepsi Max), but we weren't sick or overweight kay......




 

WE WERE ALWAYS OUTSIDE PLAYING!!




 

We would leave home in the morning and play all day, and get back when the streetlights came on. Syatong, Bato-Lata, Bagol, Dakop-Dakop, Tago-Tago, Ngita'g Kaka.  




 

No one was able to reach us all day ( wala pa'y uso ang cellphone) . And yes, we were O.K.




 

We would spend hours building our wooden trolleys (katong bearing ang ligid) or Karitong Kawayan nga karaang tsinilas ang giporma nga ligid and then ride down the street , wala ma'y gidungog nga naligsan atoh!  After hitting the sidewalk or falling into a canal (sewage channel) a few times, we learned to solve the problem ourselves with our bare & dirty hands .




 

We did not have Playstations, Nintendo's, X-boxes, no video games at all, no 100 channels on cable, no DVD movies, no surround stereo, no IPOD's,  no cell phones, no computers, no Internet, no chat rooms, and no Friendsters. ........ ...WE HAD REAL FRIENDS and we went outside to actually talk and play with them!



 
We fell out of trees, got cut, broke bones and teeth and there were no stupid lawsuits from these accidents. The only rubbing we get is from our friends with the words..sakit bai ? pero kung kontra gani nimo ang imong kadula,,,,singgitan lang dayon ug..Mayra,Gabaan!



 
We played marbles (jolen) in the dirt , washed our hands just a little and ate Pan Bahug-bahug & Bagumbayan (recycled bread man diay to kay wala mahalin!) We were not afraid of getting germs in our stomachs.



 
We had to live with homemade guns (giporma nga kahoy, gihigtan ug garter ug lastiko) , saplong , tirador ug uban pa nga pwedeng magkasakitay. Pero lingaw gihapon kaayo ang tanan.

We made up games with sticks ( syatong ), and cans ( Bato-Lata )and although we were told they were dangerous, wala man gyud to'y actual nga nabuta bah, bukol lang nuon sa agtang naa.



We walked, rode bikes, or took tricycles to a friend's house and knocked on the door or batoon ug gagmay nga bato ang bungbong, or just yelled for them to jump out the window!



 
Mini basketball teams had tryouts and not everyone made the team. Those who didn't pass had to learn to deal with the disappointment. Wala pa nang mga childhood depression ug damaged self esteem ek-ek ra na. Ang maglagot, pildi.  



 
Ang mga Ginikanan naa ra sa daplin para motan-aw ra sa duwa sa mga bata, dili para manghilabot ug makig-away sa ubang parents.



 
That generation of ours has produced some of the best risk-takers, problem solvers, creative thinkers and successful professionals ever! They are the CEO's, Engineers, Doctors and Military Generals of today.  



 
The past 50 years have been an explosion of innovation and new ideas.



 
We had failure, success, and responsibility. We learned from our mistakes the hard way.



 



 



 
You might want to share this with others who've had the luck to grow up as real kids. We were lucky indeed.  



 
And if you like, forward it to your kids too, so they will know how brave their parents were.



 
It kind of makes you wanna go out and climb a tree, doesn't it?!






PS - The big letters are because your eyes may not be able to read this if they were typed any smaller (at your age? Duh!).

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as promised, here are the answers to the Xmas quiz. hope you will be blessed by the Biblical truths about Christmas.   let us rejoice for God's wonderful gift to us, our Lord, Savior, Lover and Friend Jesus Christ who is the reason for this season.   cheers! Shiela     For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders.  And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. (Isaiah 9:6)       This is how the birth of Jesus Christ came about: His mother Mary was pledged to be married to Joseph, but before they came together, she was found to be with child through the Holy Spirit. 19Because Joseph her husband was a righteous man and did not want to expose her to public disgrace, he had in mind to divorce her quietly.    20But after he had considered this, an angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said, "Joseph son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary home as your wife, because what is conceived in her is from the Holy Spirit. 21She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins."    22All this took place to fulfill what the Lord had said through the prophet: 23"The virgin will be with child and will give birth to a son, and they will call him "Immanuel"—which means, "God with us."    24When Joseph woke up, he did what the angel of the Lord had commanded him and took Mary home as his wife. 25But he had no union with her until she gave birth to a son. And he gave him the name Jesus. (Matthew 1:18-25)     SHIELA S. VILLAMOR Coastal Resource Management Program City Agriculture Office, City Hall 5800 Roxas City, Capiz, PHILIPPINES Telephone: +63 36 6215918 | Fax: +63 36 6212049 | Mobile: +639207076063

Wanna find out the real meaning of Xmas? Enjoy answering the quiz and be inspired by the Biblical truths about Xmas  answers will be given out on Xmas day.     “Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you; he is Christ the Lord. This will be a sign to you: You will find a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger." Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel, praising God and saying, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to men on whom his favor rests.”- Luke 2:11-14 SHIELA S. VILLAMOR Coastal Resource Management Program City Agriculture Office, City Hall 5800 Roxas City, Capiz, PHILIPPINES Telephone: +63 36 6215918 | Fax: +63 36 6212049 | Mobile: +639207076063