Given the poll numbers and how the Democrats just voted in the Senate, is it too
late?

"Our 16th president knew that as well. Passing through my home state of Indiana,
Abraham Lincoln stopped at the Clay Pool Hotel on 11 February 1861. Headed to
Washington to assume the presidency, he said words that are now chiseled in a
modest bronze plaque, and I quote: "I appeal to you, to constantly bear in mind
that it is not with politicians, it is not with presidents, it is not with
office seekers, but with you is the question: Shall the union and shall the
liberties of the country be preserved?" Lincoln went on to say, "It is your
business if the union of these states and the liberties of this people shall be
lost, and it is your business to rise up."

Let us see if the Democrats pass this health care monster.

Doug Arnold
Living in Davao
0-918-570-1025

Gerry, How did you get to be rich? Ron Speers



--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "gerald" <ogergree@...> wrote:
>
> I will be staying in OZ for about a year and have an excess of pesos,whats the
latest way of transferring
> my thoughts are changing here and carrying just under 10k aud [no prob
there}There are people advertising in Cebu Daily,and dont know if the Ayala
changers will do it
>
> Join Citybank here in pesos and transfer it to my bank in OZ[not citybank}
>
> Buy travelers checks
>
> The last 2 probably would pick up more transfer charges
> Gerry
>

They were four Filipino guys. You got off lightly. Ron Speers



--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "gerald" <ogergree@...> wrote:
>
> I was shouting my mouth off as usual in a bar about birth control and how the
church doesnt want good government because the poor people would change like
they have in Ireland and wouldnt need the church and prayers when adversity
raised its ugly head .Later that week I got a visit from 4 men ,who warned me
that if I didnt like it in my host country there were ways to help me to go
somewhere else .They were catholic cops in civvies doing the wishes of the
hierarchy
>
> --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, Xavier Maldonado <xm65@> wrote:
> >
> > Thoe Holy see, threatend you?  How did that come about?
> >  
> >
> >
> > --- On Sun, 11/22/09, gerald <ogergree@> wrote:
> >
> >
> > From: gerald <ogergree@>
> > Subject: [cebucitytoday] Re: NEED ADVICE
> > To: cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com
> > Date: Sunday, November 22, 2009, 1:30 AM
> >
> >
> >  
> >
> >
> >
> > Theyd just laugh at her and she wouldnt have the guts,just tell her that
your lawyer is going to investigate her for false pretences
> > Ive been threatened by the police,catholic church and other people I have
clashed with.Best thing is to stay out of trouble tho
> > Gerry
> >
> > --- In cebucitytoday@ yahoogroups. com, "Jerry" <gelynch52@ ..> wrote:
> > >
> > > One word: NO You might, however, keep in mind that once you are in The
> > > Philippines those kinds of report you to Immigration threats are very
> > > often used. Since I've never been so threatened I have no idea how
> > > powerful such a threat may or may not be.
> > > --- In cebucitytoday@ yahoogroups. com, "robert" <floridaman007@ >
> > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > I hope some of you members can help me / advise me. Recently, I met
> > > a filipina lady on one of the popular filipina dating sites. We chatted
> > > for about a week, and I decided she was not the lady that I was looking
> > > for. So, I broke it off - and she became irrate and threatening. She
> > > informed that she was going to tell the government what I "did to her"
> > > - and she said she was going to contact the NBI and Immigtation and have
> > > me blocked from entering the Philippines.
> > > >
> > > > Can she arbitrarily make a wild an unfounded accusation and actually
> > > have me refused entry? Is there a way to check to see if my name has
> > > been added to an "exclusion list?"
> > > >
> > > > Any and all help and advice will be greatly appreciated.
> > > >
> > > > Thanks!
> > > >
> > >
> >
>

So Doug, If I interpret this mess right, the blacks and the wetbacks are
screwing up the IT system in California. The "Best and brightest" does not refer
to California government workers! LOL Ron Speers

--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "Douglas Arnold" <darnoldcndc@...> wrote:
>
> Read carefully the question posed in the last line of my limited quote from
this article: Don't the words "unbelievable arrogance" come to mind? Anyone
remember the old adage; don't put too much stock in your own hype?
>
> I am a Fresno California native and a citizen of the US, therefore I have
every right and duty to comment on what these so called "best and brightest" are
doing to my state.
>
> Doug Arnold
> Living in Davao
> 0-918-570-1025
>
> Full article at: http://xrl.us/bgdfqi
>
> LA Times (And who says I don't read liberal rags: Newspapers for non
Americans)
>
> After spending billions, state remains hampered by outmoded, unreliable
computer systems
>
> An embarrassing legacy of cost overruns, botched upgrades and failed
networking projects has left California to rely on decades-old technology and
jury-rigged software systems.
>
> By Patrick McGreevy
> November 22, 2009
>
> Reporting from Sacramento - California may be known as the cradle of computer
innovation, but several state agencies can't get their computers to perform
essential functions despite hundreds of millions of dollars in cost overruns for
repair and upgrade work.
>
> Although taxpayer money has been flowing to corporate consultants and software
overhauls, some computer systems are on the verge of collapse, and some
replacement projects are years behind schedule or have been scrapped because
they didn't work.
>
> The antiquated systems have even been cited by top finance officials as a
contributing factor in the difficulty the state has managing its money. A lack
of shared databases results in a sluggish information flow that can hamper
financial decision-making. Budget officials may have trouble obtaining accurate,
up-to-date numbers, and the information lag can hinder purchasing and investment
decisions.
>
> "It's embarrassing," said Tracy Westen, chief executive of the Center for
Governmental Studies in Los Angeles. "If California can't get it right, who
can?"
>

I was shouting my mouth off as usual in a bar about birth control and how the
church doesnt want good government because the poor people would change like
they have in Ireland and wouldnt need the church and prayers when adversity
raised its ugly head .Later that week I got a visit from 4 men ,who warned me
that if I didnt like it in my host country there were ways to help me to go
somewhere else .They were catholic cops in civvies doing the wishes of the
hierarchy

--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, Xavier Maldonado <xm65@...> wrote:
>
> Thoe Holy see, threatend you?  How did that come about?
>  
>
>
> --- On Sun, 11/22/09, gerald <ogergree@...> wrote:
>
>
> From: gerald <ogergree@...>
> Subject: [cebucitytoday] Re: NEED ADVICE
> To: cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Sunday, November 22, 2009, 1:30 AM
>
>
>  
>
>
>
> Theyd just laugh at her and she wouldnt have the guts,just tell her that your
lawyer is going to investigate her for false pretences
> Ive been threatened by the police,catholic church and other people I have
clashed with.Best thing is to stay out of trouble tho
> Gerry
>
> --- In cebucitytoday@ yahoogroups. com, "Jerry" <gelynch52@ ..> wrote:
> >
> > One word: NO You might, however, keep in mind that once you are in The
> > Philippines those kinds of report you to Immigration threats are very
> > often used. Since I've never been so threatened I have no idea how
> > powerful such a threat may or may not be.
> > --- In cebucitytoday@ yahoogroups. com, "robert" <floridaman007@ >
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > I hope some of you members can help me / advise me. Recently, I met
> > a filipina lady on one of the popular filipina dating sites. We chatted
> > for about a week, and I decided she was not the lady that I was looking
> > for. So, I broke it off - and she became irrate and threatening. She
> > informed that she was going to tell the government what I "did to her"
> > - and she said she was going to contact the NBI and Immigtation and have
> > me blocked from entering the Philippines.
> > >
> > > Can she arbitrarily make a wild an unfounded accusation and actually
> > have me refused entry? Is there a way to check to see if my name has
> > been added to an "exclusion list?"
> > >
> > > Any and all help and advice will be greatly appreciated.
> > >
> > > Thanks!
> > >
> >
>

Welcome to Global Balita

Read carefully the question posed in the last line of my limited quote from this
article: Don't the words "unbelievable arrogance" come to mind? Anyone remember
the old adage; don't put too much stock in your own hype?

I am a Fresno California native and a citizen of the US, therefore I have every
right and duty to comment on what these so called "best and brightest" are doing
to my state.

Doug Arnold
Living in Davao
0-918-570-1025

Full article at: http://xrl.us/bgdfqi

LA Times (And who says I don't read liberal rags: Newspapers for non Americans)

After spending billions, state remains hampered by outmoded, unreliable computer
systems

An embarrassing legacy of cost overruns, botched upgrades and failed networking
projects has left California to rely on decades-old technology and jury-rigged
software systems.

By Patrick McGreevy
November 22, 2009

Reporting from Sacramento - California may be known as the cradle of computer
innovation, but several state agencies can't get their computers to perform
essential functions despite hundreds of millions of dollars in cost overruns for
repair and upgrade work.

Although taxpayer money has been flowing to corporate consultants and software
overhauls, some computer systems are on the verge of collapse, and some
replacement projects are years behind schedule or have been scrapped because
they didn't work.

The antiquated systems have even been cited by top finance officials as a
contributing factor in the difficulty the state has managing its money. A lack
of shared databases results in a sluggish information flow that can hamper
financial decision-making. Budget officials may have trouble obtaining accurate,
up-to-date numbers, and the information lag can hinder purchasing and investment
decisions.

"It's embarrassing," said Tracy Westen, chief executive of the Center for
Governmental Studies in Los Angeles. "If California can't get it right, who
can?"

I will be staying in OZ for about a year and have an excess of pesos,whats the
latest way of transferring
my thoughts are changing here and carrying just under 10k aud [no prob
there}There are people advertising in Cebu Daily,and dont know if the Ayala
changers will do it

Join Citybank here in pesos and transfer it to my bank in OZ[not citybank}

Buy travelers checks

The last 2 probably would pick up more transfer charges
Gerry

Be sure to contact your bank for use of your ATM or CC before arriving, They
will ask about the areas you will be in so when they see activity they will not
become suspicious and lock the card. I am traveling for a diving trip in Jan and
I have notified Wells Fargo of this and they have it marked in my file.

--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "Jerry" <gelynch52@...> wrote:
>
> Any airport with an international airport will have a currency exchange
> in the airport. Check them first or even your local bank should be able
> to change money if you give them some notice. By the way, I've never
> noticed any horrible exchange rates at the Manila airports but I've
> never been to Cebu. Certainly the exchange rates would be the same since
> they are operated by banks, not just money changers. another alternative
> would be to notify your bank you will be using your ATM abroad & just
> stick it in an ATM machine in the airport when you arrive. They dispense
> pesos.
> --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "Bubbamob" <bubbamob@> wrote:
> >
> > I am arriving at Mactan Airport very early AM on the 30th. I can only
> locate 500 pesos from my last trip. I have never used the exchanger at
> the airport as they have such a poor exchange rate, but I am going
> directly to pier 4 this trip to catch the first Weesam ferry to
> Tagbilaran and I need to get a $100 bill exchanged to pay for taxi,
> ferry, etc. before venturing out.
> >
> > Anyone know the hours the exchange window is open at Mactan???
> >
> > Bubba in Idaho
> >
>

Efren Peñaflorida, who started a "pushcart classroom" in the Philippines to
bring education to poor children as an alternative to gang membership, has been
named the 2009 CNN Hero of the Year.

"Each person has a hidden hero within, you just have to look inside you and
search it in your heart, and be the hero to the next one in need."
http://://www.filipinosworld.net/2009/11/pushcart-educator-named-cnn-hero-of.htm\
l

Robert,

She sounds immature and manipulative to me.  You are well rid of such a person. 
Her threats are completely empty.

There are so many really attractive and decent young women in the Philippines. 
Keep looking, Robert.  You'll find the right one if you keep at it.

David

Robert wrote:

"She informed that she was going to tell the government what I "did to her"  -
and she said she was going to contact the NBI and Immigration and have me
blocked from entering the Philippines."

-------------- Original message from "robert" <floridaman007@...>: --------------

I hope some of you members can help me / advise me. Recently, I met a filipina lady on one of the popular filipina dating sites. We chatted for about a week, and I decided she was not the lady that I was looking for. So, I broke it off - and she became irrate and threatening. She informed that she was going to tell the government what I "did to her" - and she said she was going to contact the NBI and Immigtation and have me blocked from entering the
> Philippines.
> Can she arbitrarily make a wild an unfounded accusation and actually have me refused entry? Is there a way to check to see if my name has been added to an
> "exclusion list?"
>
> Any and all help and advice will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
>
>
>
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I think Doug is thinking of the Visa where you have to pay a one time fee of
approximately $1,400.00 USD and then you must have $10,000.00 deposited in the
Philippines. Then you can come and go as you please, but the people on here are
discussing the Visa where you are married to a filippina.






--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "T J" <skyflash1@...> wrote:
>
> Well, Doug, the real cost involves being married to a filipina but if I were
forced to think of my wife in financial terms I would have to consider her an
investment, not an expenditure.  :)
>
> Exact cost of the 13A can't be determined because part of what you are paying
for is the smart card itself at around $50.  I had to wait about an hour or so
until Manila called with the dollar cost converted to pesos.  That's right, the
fees will be different depending on the exchange rate on the day you go to get
it.  Crazy, huh?  Anyway, what others are saying here is right. I just got my
temp and it was a little over p9K including pictures, power of attorney  stamps,
and various copies.  I went in with more copies than I needed of my own stuff
and then I had to get copies of other stuff later.
>
> No interviews.  After my initial application they told me to call in a few
days for my interview date/time.  When I called they said to just call back in a
month and a half or so to see if my app was approved.
>
> TJ
>
> --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "Douglas Arnold" <darnoldcndc@> wrote:
> >
> > Randy
> >
> > Plus how many US dollars deposited, where, for how long and under what
conditions and interest rate?
> >
> > The real cash out of pocket is how much? I really want to know because if
the actual cost (total) is under 10K pesos, where do I sign up? :)
> >
> > Doug Arnold
> > Living in Davao
> > 0-918-570-1025
> >
> > --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "Randy K" <DRoy610286@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hiya all. Well, just got back from the BI, and got my permanemt ACR card
today. My friend got his a few months back, and alot of things were different.
He had an interview, and it also cost more money. Ok, here in Cebu, here is what
it cost. Including the fees for notary when I applied for my permanent, the
total cost was 8890 p. There was no interview, period. I went in at around 1pm,
and was out around 3. You dont get your permanent ACR card then, but they do
stamp your passport that you have been changed to permanent. They told me I
would get the new card in Jan or Feb. Just thought Id post this, and it is
correct for pricing, as of today. Take care, and mabuhay from Liloan.
> > >
> > >
> > > Randy
> > >
> >
>

Theyd just laugh at her and she wouldnt have the guts,just tell her that your
lawyer is going to investigate her for false pretences
Ive been threatened by the police,catholic church and other people I have
clashed with.Best thing is to stay out of trouble tho
Gerry

--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "Jerry" <gelynch52@...> wrote:
>
> One word: NO You might, however, keep in mind that once you are in The
> Philippines those kinds of report you to Immigration threats are very
> often used. Since I've never been so threatened I have no idea how
> powerful such a threat may or may not be.
> --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "robert" <floridaman007@>
> wrote:
> >
> > I hope some of you members can help me / advise me.    Recently, I met
> a filipina lady on one of the popular filipina dating sites.  We chatted
> for about a week, and I decided she was not the lady that I was looking
> for.  So, I broke it off - and she became irrate and threatening.  She
> informed that she was going to tell the government what I "did to her"
> - and she said she was going to contact the NBI and Immigtation and have
> me blocked from entering the Philippines.
> >
> > Can she arbitrarily make a wild an unfounded accusation and actually
> have me refused entry?   Is there a way to check to see if my name has
> been added to an "exclusion list?"
> >
> > Any and all help and advice will be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
>

Not quite the same and they don't view it the same. I'm not saying a lot of it
isn't monetary a lot of the time because it is, but it's a different culture.
Stability is extremely important to a Filipina. Young foreign men are perceived
as high risk. They generally go to the Philippines on fox hunts and the overall
impression of the behavior is one of a guy who hasn't sowed his wild oats yet.
Then into the 30's it's figured that if he hasn't been married yet there is a
problem there (not true but that's what a lot of them have told me they think)
and his kids, if he has them are still young and the ex-wife's a factor. So it's
generally held that mid-40's is the beginning of prime. He's done is "20" with
the American woman and ready to settle down with someone who treats him right.

--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "gerald" <ogergree@...> wrote:
>
> when you were 22 how would you like to have made love to your mates
grandma!!!ha ha
> My wife is in love with SM,Robinsons ,and Ayala center ha ha
> Gerry
>
> --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "quickspic" <quickspic@> wrote:
> >
> > Say it is not so Jeff! You mean to tell me these beautiful young lasses are
actually not in love with their foreign husbands. This can't be true, I hear
nothing but true love stories on here.
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Wunstell <jeffwun@> wrote:
> > >
> > > I bought land on Camotes Island for 8000 pesos.  I need to sell my diamond
wedding ring ladies solitaire one half carot for 350 dollars.  I need to build a
house there out of bricks and leaves etc. anybody have any ideas?  Its 3
kilometers from the ocean.  Im 60 yrs old and have 22 year old girlfriend for 3
years, I pay 3500 pesos every 59 days for immigration fees.  I have been doing
private investigation work for guys here.  They pay me to follow their
girlfriends.  I put helmut on and ride motor, I take jeepney 7 pesos.  Every gf
is cheating on the guy so far.  I have done 11
investigations.                                  Bye for now jeff in cebu via
vegas
> > >
> >
>

She's full of tae. Don't pay any attention to it.

INT. NBI HEADQUARTERS - DAY

Riiing. Riiing. "Hello." "Hello, Nestor, I need a favor. I was chatting with
this American guy for a week and he decided he didn't like me."

--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "robert" <floridaman007@...> wrote:
>
> I hope some of you members can help me / advise me.    Recently, I met a
filipina lady on one of the popular filipina dating sites.  We chatted for about
a week, and I decided she was not the lady that I was looking for.  So, I broke
it off - and she became irrate and threatening.  She informed that she was going
to tell the government what I "did to her"  - and she said she was going to
contact the NBI and Immigtation and have me blocked from entering the
Philippines.
>
> Can she arbitrarily make a wild an unfounded accusation and actually have me
refused entry?   Is there a way to check to see if my name has been added to an
"exclusion list?"
>
> Any and all help and advice will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks!
>

I hope some of you members can help me / advise me.    Recently, I met a
filipina lady on one of the popular filipina dating sites.  We chatted for about
a week, and I decided she was not the lady that I was looking for.  So, I broke
it off - and she became irrate and threatening.  She informed that she was going
to tell the government what I "did to her"  - and she said she was going to
contact the NBI and Immigtation and have me blocked from entering the
Philippines.

Can she arbitrarily make a wild an unfounded accusation and actually have me
refused entry?   Is there a way to check to see if my name has been added to an
"exclusion list?"

Any and all help and advice will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

Gerry, What is true for you and your wife is not necessarily true for others in
your age-difference situation. Ron Speers



--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "gerald" <ogergree@...> wrote:
>
> when you were 22 how would you like to have made love to your mates
grandma!!!ha ha
> My wife is in love with SM,Robinsons ,and Ayala center ha ha
> Gerry
>
> --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "quickspic" <quickspic@> wrote:
> >
> > Say it is not so Jeff! You mean to tell me these beautiful young lasses are
actually not in love with their foreign husbands. This can't be true, I hear
nothing but true love stories on here.
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Wunstell <jeffwun@> wrote:
> > >
> > > I bought land on Camotes Island for 8000 pesos.  I need to sell my diamond
wedding ring ladies solitaire one half carot for 350 dollars.  I need to build a
house there out of bricks and leaves etc. anybody have any ideas?  Its 3
kilometers from the ocean.  Im 60 yrs old and have 22 year old girlfriend for 3
years, I pay 3500 pesos every 59 days for immigration fees.  I have been doing
private investigation work for guys here.  They pay me to follow their
girlfriends.  I put helmut on and ride motor, I take jeepney 7 pesos.  Every gf
is cheating on the guy so far.  I have done 11
investigations.                                  Bye for now jeff in cebu via
vegas
> > >
> >
>

Jeff didn't mention husbands, Jeff has a Filipina girlfriend. Ron Speers



--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "quickspic" <quickspic@...> wrote:
>
> Say it is not so Jeff! You mean to tell me these beautiful young lasses are
actually not in love with their foreign husbands. This can't be true, I hear
nothing but true love stories on here.
>
>
>
> --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Wunstell <jeffwun@> wrote:
> >
> > I bought land on Camotes Island for 8000 pesos.  I need to sell my diamond
wedding ring ladies solitaire one half carot for 350 dollars.  I need to build a
house there out of bricks and leaves etc. anybody have any ideas?  Its 3
kilometers from the ocean.  Im 60 yrs old and have 22 year old girlfriend for 3
years, I pay 3500 pesos every 59 days for immigration fees.  I have been doing
private investigation work for guys here.  They pay me to follow their
girlfriends.  I put helmut on and ride motor, I take jeepney 7 pesos.  Every gf
is cheating on the guy so far.  I have done 11
investigations.                                  Bye for now jeff in cebu via
vegas
> >
>

when you were 22 how would you like to have made love to your mates grandma!!!ha
ha
My wife is in love with SM,Robinsons ,and Ayala center ha ha
Gerry

--- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, "quickspic" <quickspic@...> wrote:
>
> Say it is not so Jeff! You mean to tell me these beautiful young lasses are
actually not in love with their foreign husbands. This can't be true, I hear
nothing but true love stories on here.
>
>
>
> --- In cebucitytoday@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Wunstell <jeffwun@> wrote:
> >
> > I bought land on Camotes Island for 8000 pesos.  I need to sell my diamond
wedding ring ladies solitaire one half carot for 350 dollars.  I need to build a
house there out of bricks and leaves etc. anybody have any ideas?  Its 3
kilometers from the ocean.  Im 60 yrs old and have 22 year old girlfriend for 3
years, I pay 3500 pesos every 59 days for immigration fees.  I have been doing
private investigation work for guys here.  They pay me to follow their
girlfriends.  I put helmut on and ride motor, I take jeepney 7 pesos.  Every gf
is cheating on the guy so far.  I have done 11
investigations.                                  Bye for now jeff in cebu via
vegas
> >
>

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Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao’s victory over Miguel Cotto for the world welterweight title made him a national hero and an international sensation. And “Pacman Mania” struck Pinoys worldwide. Pacman! Pacman! Pacman!

During an interview with Pacman, American actor and TV talk show host Mario Lopez told him that he is the greatest Asian to invade the west since Genghis Khan. Pacman grinned.

Lopez then asked Pacman whom would he like to play Pacman in a movie. “Filipino or American?” asked Pacman. Lopez replied, “Either one.” Pacman paused and then said, …

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