Comments for Bohol News Daily http://www.boholnewsdaily.com News, Events, Press Release and Updates in Bohol and Around the Philippines Wed, 09 Feb 2011 01:52:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Palace stands pat on E.O. No. 2 by Palace stands pat on E.O. No. 2 | Bohol News Daily | Pnoy Talks http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-palace-stands-pat-on-e-o-no-2.html/comment-page-1#comment-404 Palace stands pat on E.O. No. 2 | Bohol News Daily | Pnoy Talks Wed, 09 Feb 2011 01:52:47 +0000 http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/?p=6048#comment-404 [...] the rest here: Palace stands pat on E.O. No. 2 | Bohol News Daily This entry was posted in Gloria and tagged assume-office, ban-had, days, even-though, [...] [...] the rest here: Palace stands pat on E.O. No. 2 | Bohol News Daily This entry was posted in Gloria and tagged assume-office, ban-had, days, even-though, [...]

]]> Comment on LTO amenadong way Mahimo sa mga fixers by Tweets that mention LTO amenadong way Mahimo sa mga fixers  | Bohol News Daily -- Topsy.com http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-lto-amenadong-way-mahimo-sa-mga-fixers.html/comment-page-1#comment-398 Tweets that mention LTO amenadong way Mahimo sa mga fixers  | Bohol News Daily -- Topsy.com Fri, 21 Jan 2011 06:20:17 +0000 http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/?p=6816#comment-398 [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Bohol Interactive, Bohol News. Bohol News said: News: LTO amenadong way Mahimo sa mga fixers http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-lto-amenadong-way-mahimo-sa-mga-fixers.html [...] [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Bohol Interactive, Bohol News. Bohol News said: News: LTO amenadong way Mahimo sa mga fixers http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-lto-amenadong-way-mahimo-sa-mga-fixers.html [...]

]]> Comment on Gikalipay sa partido ang paglutaw na gyud sa mga traydor sa Lakas by ernest igot http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-gikalipay-sa-partido-ang-paglutaw-na-gyud-sa-mga-traydor-sa-lakas.html/comment-page-1#comment-144 ernest igot Fri, 02 Apr 2010 11:04:34 +0000 http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/?p=5133#comment-144 Sa mga taga guindulman nga sobra sa kalisud ug kahimtang, angay nang mureklamo sa galingkod nga mayor nga walay kalooy sa mga pobre. Iyang propaganda ang maanindot nga guindulman pero wa siya maglantaw sa kalisud sa panginabuhi sa iyang mga gisakupan. Siya ang mayor nga sige ug pangampanya laban sa korapsyon, intawn wa siya mauwaw nga usa siya sa tighimo aning butanga...ang dili pagbayad ug saktong buwis sa iyang lending ug piggery.Usa siya sa dili tigsunod sa labor code law. Sa iyang pang istorya ug itsura, dili katuohan nga mao kini iyang mga binuhatan. Busa, angay unta nga tan awn sa BIR ang iyang negosyo kay number 1 ning mayora nga dili ganahan mubayad ug saktong buwis kay hakog sa power ug kwarta. Sa mga taga guindulman nga sobra sa kalisud ug kahimtang, angay nang mureklamo sa galingkod nga mayor nga walay kalooy sa mga pobre. Iyang propaganda ang maanindot nga guindulman pero wa siya maglantaw sa kalisud sa panginabuhi sa iyang mga gisakupan. Siya ang mayor nga sige ug pangampanya laban sa korapsyon, intawn wa siya mauwaw nga usa siya sa tighimo aning butanga…ang dili pagbayad ug saktong buwis sa iyang lending ug piggery.Usa siya sa dili tigsunod sa labor code law. Sa iyang pang istorya ug itsura, dili katuohan nga mao kini iyang mga binuhatan. Busa, angay unta nga tan awn sa BIR ang iyang negosyo kay number 1 ning mayora nga dili ganahan mubayad ug saktong buwis kay hakog sa power ug kwarta.

]]> Comment on Tarsier ordinance lacks implementing rules by Tarsiers: Tourist Mascot No More? « time travelling http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-tarsier-ordinance-lacks-implementing-rules.html/comment-page-1#comment-135 Tarsiers: Tourist Mascot No More? « time travelling Tue, 16 Mar 2010 22:37:26 +0000 http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/?p=4582#comment-135 [...] Tourist Mascot No More? The Bohol Provincial government has passed an ordinance that prohibits the viewing of tarsiers outside of its natural habitat, which is a welcome [...] [...] Tourist Mascot No More? The Bohol Provincial government has passed an ordinance that prohibits the viewing of tarsiers outside of its natural habitat, which is a welcome [...]

]]> Comment on Feb. 8-14 is National Awareness Week for Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation by letgolet http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-feb-8-14-is-national-awareness-week-for-prevention-of-child-sexual-abuse-and-exploitation.html/comment-page-1#comment-121 letgolet Mon, 08 Feb 2010 19:38:19 +0000 http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/?p=4942#comment-121 The Let Go...Let Peace Come In Foundation is a newly formed nonprofit with a mission to help heal and support adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse worldwide. We are actively seeking adult survivors who would be willing to post a childhood photo and caption, their story, or their creative expressions to our website www.letgoletpeacecomein.org. By uniting survivors from across the globe we can help provide a stronger and more powerful voice to those survivors who have not yet found the courage to speak out. Together we can; together we should; together we NEED to stand up and be counted. Please visit our site for more details on how you can send us your submissions. Thank you for everything you do! Gretchen Paules Administrative Director Let Go...Let Peace Come In Foundation 111 Presidential Blvd., Suite 212 Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 The Let Go…Let Peace Come In Foundation is a newly formed nonprofit with a mission to help heal and support adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse worldwide. We are actively seeking adult survivors who would be willing to post a childhood photo and caption, their story, or their creative expressions to our website http://www.letgoletpeacecomein.org. By uniting survivors from across the globe we can help provide a stronger and more powerful voice to those survivors who have not yet found the courage to speak out. Together we can; together we should; together we NEED to stand up and be counted. Please visit our site for more details on how you can send us your submissions.

Thank you for everything you do!

Gretchen Paules
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]]> Comment on Forum by boholmission http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/forum/comment-page-1#comment-118 boholmission Wed, 27 Jan 2010 02:18:20 +0000 http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/forum#comment-118 I have been very happy to see several medical missions here in Bohol. Thousands of people are being helped. Many medical staff have sacrificed heavily of there time and money to provide these services. I would like to ask some disturbing questions. Are these missions really reaching the poor? Are some taking advantage of these missions for personal gain at the expense of serving the community. Early this week I brought 8 people to a medical mission screening, only to have most of them turned away as they did not have Phil Health to cover screening costs. They were told screening could only be done by one Dr at a private hospital and fees were very steep. Those that were screened with Phil Health were required to check into the hospital for taking out patent procedures like Ultrasound etc.. I am assuming this is so Phil Health can be charged more for the service. Foreign Medical missions rent Philippine Hospital facilities at great expense and hire local staff out of there own pockets to help Filipinos only to be cheated and robbed by those that see medical missions as pure profit making ventures. The screening process seems to be set up to screen out the poor and help only the rich and well connected. I spoke to one US doctor as he was leaving after a recent medical mission in Bohol. He told me he was not planning to ever come back here. Can we blame him! His entire set of custom surgical tools was stolen from the secure operating room. Due to the screening process he ran out of patients on the 2nd day of the 5 day mission. It was too late to screen, prepare and operate on the many poor cases that walked in on the last 2 days. A little wisdom and planning could make a world of difference to the effectiveness and the future of Medical missions here in Bohol I have been very happy to see several medical missions here in Bohol. Thousands of people are being helped. Many medical staff have sacrificed heavily of there time and money to provide these services. I would like to ask some disturbing questions. Are these missions really reaching the poor? Are some taking advantage of these missions for personal gain at the expense of serving the community. Early this week I brought 8 people to a medical mission screening, only to have most of them turned away as they did not have Phil Health to cover screening costs. They were told screening could only be done by one Dr at a private hospital and fees were very steep. Those that were screened with Phil Health were required to check into the hospital for taking out patent procedures like Ultrasound etc.. I am assuming this is so Phil Health can be charged more for the service. Foreign Medical missions rent Philippine Hospital facilities at great expense and hire local staff out of there own pockets to help Filipinos only to be cheated and robbed by those that see medical missions as pure profit making ventures. The screening process seems to be set up to screen out the poor and help only the rich and well connected. I spoke to one US doctor as he was leaving after a recent medical mission in Bohol. He told me he was not planning to ever come back here. Can we blame him! His entire set of custom surgical tools was stolen from the secure operating room. Due to the screening process he ran out of patients on the 2nd day of the 5 day mission. It was too late to screen, prepare and operate on the many poor cases that walked in on the last 2 days. A little wisdom and planning could make a world of difference to the effectiveness and the future of Medical missions here in Bohol

]]> Comment on RP electrical engineers still in demand despite recession by PGMA exhorts CREBA to help make RP most favored tourist destination « Bohol Realty News http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-rp-electrical-engineers-still-in-demand-despite-recession.html/comment-page-1#comment-102 PGMA exhorts CREBA to help make RP most favored tourist destination « Bohol Realty News Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:16:09 +0000 http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/?p=2846#comment-102 [...] RP electrical engineers still in demand despite recession [...] [...] RP electrical engineers still in demand despite recession [...]

]]> Comment on Choco Hills out of the list can’t be nominated either by PGMA exhorts CREBA to help make RP most favored tourist destination « Bohol Realty News http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-choco-hills-out-of-the-list-can%e2%80%99t-be-nominated-either.html/comment-page-1#comment-101 PGMA exhorts CREBA to help make RP most favored tourist destination « Bohol Realty News Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:15:54 +0000 http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/2008/04/23/choco-hills-out-of-the-list-can%e2%80%99t-be-nominated-either.html#comment-101 [...] Choco Hills out of the list can’t be nominated either [...] [...] Choco Hills out of the list can’t be nominated either [...]

]]> Comment on Filipinos must heed four ways to eradicate malaria, DOH says by PGMA exhorts CREBA to help make RP most favored tourist destination « Bohol Realty News http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-filipinos-must-heed-four-ways-to-eradicate-malaria-doh-says.html/comment-page-1#comment-100 PGMA exhorts CREBA to help make RP most favored tourist destination « Bohol Realty News Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:15:38 +0000 http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/?p=4515#comment-100 [...] Filipinos must heed four ways to eradicate malaria, DOH says [...] [...] Filipinos must heed four ways to eradicate malaria, DOH says [...]

]]> Comment on PGMA lauds Rural Bank for lending to micro-entrepreneurs by PGMA exhorts CREBA to help make RP most favored tourist destination « Bohol Realty News http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/boholnews-pgma-lauds-rural-bank-for-lending-to-micro-entrepreneurs.html/comment-page-1#comment-99 PGMA exhorts CREBA to help make RP most favored tourist destination « Bohol Realty News Sun, 08 Nov 2009 06:15:22 +0000 http://www.boholnewsdaily.com/?p=4366#comment-99 [...] PGMA lauds Rural Bank for lending to micro-entrepreneurs PGMA boosts fight vs poverty, orders KALAHI-CIDSS expansion [...] [...] PGMA lauds Rural Bank for lending to micro-entrepreneurs PGMA boosts fight vs poverty, orders KALAHI-CIDSS expansion [...]

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