Pagsure Uy! by Zhalia Lyrics with English Translation

Bisaya Lyric

Ahaaahhaaahhhh
Matud sa 'kong ginikanan
TRUE LOVE WAITS -- mao akong gikuptan
'di daw magdali aron walay pagmahay
muabot ra kuno ang tawong muhatag kanato ug kalipay
unya miabot ka's kinabuhi ko'g pinakalit
galikay-likay ko apan ikaw gadikit-dikit
wa ko magdahum sa pagsunod-sunod mo kanako
mauyunan taka ikaw na ba ang gipangayo?

Chorus:

Siguraduha dong ug maninuod man ka
kay ug gugma isturyahan ta
wa gyud ko gaduwa-duwa
kay ang akong gipangita bana
wa koy panahon sa pacute-cute
wa koy panahon sa mga joke joke
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy

Mao na ba kini ang giingon ni mama
di ka makapuyo kung muabot siya
bebebebehon ka bisan dili na ta bata
padili-dili gamay apan sa sulod gakirig-kirig na

Chorus:

Siguraduha dong ug maninuod man ka
kay ug gugma isturyahan ta
wa gyud ko gaduwa-duwa
kay ang akong gipangita bana
wa koy panahon sa pacute-cute
wa koy panahon's mga joke joke
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy

Ayaw ug paasa kay ako nahulog na
NBSB ra ba ko basin di ko makaya
kanunay mag-ampo nga ikaw para kanako
ug ako mahigugma wa gyuy sama

Chorus:

Siguraduha dong ug maninuod man ka
kay ug gugma isturyahan ta
wa gyud ko gaduwa-duwa
kay ang akong gipangita bana
wa koy panahon sa pacute-cute
wa koy panahon sa mga joke joke

Siguraduha dong ug maninuod man ka
kay ug gugma isturyahan ta
wa gyud ko gaduwa-duwa
kay ang akong gipangita bana
wa koy panahon sa pacute-cute
wa koy panahon sa mga joke joke
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy

Pagsure uyyyyyyy


English Translation

According to my parents
True love waits--- that's what I"m holding on
Don't hurry to avoid regrets
A person will just come to your life to make you happy
But you suddenly came into my life
I'm trying to escape you but you keep following me
I didn't expect that you keep on chasing me
I might like you
Are you the one I'm hoping for?

Better make sure "dong" you're not playing with me
'coz if we're talking about love, I'm serious about it
Because I'm not just looking for a boyfriend but a husband
I don't have time for guys just acting cute
and I don't have time for guys just kidding around
So better be sure, better be sure, better be sure...

Is this what mom keep telling me about?
You can't stay calm every time he's around
He will try to baby you even if you're an already an adult
I'm acting I don't like it but deep inside by body is convulsing

Better make sure "dong" you're not playing with me
'coz if we're talking about love, I'm serious about it
Because I'm not just looking for a boyfriend but a husband
I don't have time for guys just acting cute
and I don't have time for guys just kidding around
So better be sure, better be sure, better be sure...

Don't keep me hoping boy
'coz I'm falling in love
'coz  I'm NBSB (No Boyfriend Since Birth) and I'm afraid my heart can't take it
I'm always praying that you'll be the right one for me
'coz there's no one like me when I fall in love

Better make sure "dong" you're not playing with me
'coz if we're talking about love, I'm serious about it
Because I'm not just looking for a boyfriend but a husband
I don't have time for guys just acting cute
and I don't have time for guys just kidding around

Better make sure "dong" you're not playing with me
'coz if we're talking about love, I'm serious about it
Because I'm not just looking for a boyfriend but a husband
I don't have time for guys just acting cute
and I don't have time for guys just kidding around
So better be sure, better be sure, better be sure...

Better be sure....


I found the mp3 audio downloadable version here!

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Judul : Pagsure Uy! by Zhalia Lyrics with English Translation
link : Pagsure Uy! by Zhalia Lyrics with English Translation

Juni 2016

Bisaya Lyric

Ahaaahhaaahhhh
Matud sa 'kong ginikanan
TRUE LOVE WAITS -- mao akong gikuptan
'di daw magdali aron walay pagmahay
muabot ra kuno ang tawong muhatag kanato ug kalipay
unya miabot ka's kinabuhi ko'g pinakalit
galikay-likay ko apan ikaw gadikit-dikit
wa ko magdahum sa pagsunod-sunod mo kanako
mauyunan taka ikaw na ba ang gipangayo?

Chorus:

Siguraduha dong ug maninuod man ka
kay ug gugma isturyahan ta
wa gyud ko gaduwa-duwa
kay ang akong gipangita bana
wa koy panahon sa pacute-cute
wa koy panahon sa mga joke joke
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy

Mao na ba kini ang giingon ni mama
di ka makapuyo kung muabot siya
bebebebehon ka bisan dili na ta bata
padili-dili gamay apan sa sulod gakirig-kirig na

Chorus:

Siguraduha dong ug maninuod man ka
kay ug gugma isturyahan ta
wa gyud ko gaduwa-duwa
kay ang akong gipangita bana
wa koy panahon sa pacute-cute
wa koy panahon's mga joke joke
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy

Ayaw ug paasa kay ako nahulog na
NBSB ra ba ko basin di ko makaya
kanunay mag-ampo nga ikaw para kanako
ug ako mahigugma wa gyuy sama

Chorus:

Siguraduha dong ug maninuod man ka
kay ug gugma isturyahan ta
wa gyud ko gaduwa-duwa
kay ang akong gipangita bana
wa koy panahon sa pacute-cute
wa koy panahon sa mga joke joke

Siguraduha dong ug maninuod man ka
kay ug gugma isturyahan ta
wa gyud ko gaduwa-duwa
kay ang akong gipangita bana
wa koy panahon sa pacute-cute
wa koy panahon sa mga joke joke
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy
Pagsure uy

Pagsure uyyyyyyy


English Translation

According to my parents
True love waits--- that's what I"m holding on
Don't hurry to avoid regrets
A person will just come to your life to make you happy
But you suddenly came into my life
I'm trying to escape you but you keep following me
I didn't expect that you keep on chasing me
I might like you
Are you the one I'm hoping for?

Better make sure "dong" you're not playing with me
'coz if we're talking about love, I'm serious about it
Because I'm not just looking for a boyfriend but a husband
I don't have time for guys just acting cute
and I don't have time for guys just kidding around
So better be sure, better be sure, better be sure...

Is this what mom keep telling me about?
You can't stay calm every time he's around
He will try to baby you even if you're an already an adult
I'm acting I don't like it but deep inside by body is convulsing

Better make sure "dong" you're not playing with me
'coz if we're talking about love, I'm serious about it
Because I'm not just looking for a boyfriend but a husband
I don't have time for guys just acting cute
and I don't have time for guys just kidding around
So better be sure, better be sure, better be sure...

Don't keep me hoping boy
'coz I'm falling in love
'coz  I'm NBSB (No Boyfriend Since Birth) and I'm afraid my heart can't take it
I'm always praying that you'll be the right one for me
'coz there's no one like me when I fall in love

Better make sure "dong" you're not playing with me
'coz if we're talking about love, I'm serious about it
Because I'm not just looking for a boyfriend but a husband
I don't have time for guys just acting cute
and I don't have time for guys just kidding around

Better make sure "dong" you're not playing with me
'coz if we're talking about love, I'm serious about it
Because I'm not just looking for a boyfriend but a husband
I don't have time for guys just acting cute
and I don't have time for guys just kidding around
So better be sure, better be sure, better be sure...

Better be sure....


I found the mp3 audio downloadable version here!

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Public University State Tuition

Note: The visualizations are not optimized for mobile.  A desktop is recommended for best viewing.

From the annual College Board Trends in College Pricing comes some interesting data, which I've combined into one database for visualization, focusing on public university tuition for residents and non-residents.  This looks complex, but it's pretty simple.

The opening view shows six charts: 2015 tuition for residents; for non-residents; and the premium a non-resident pays (in sticker price) across the top.  On bottom are three scatters: Resident tuition as a function of state funding per FTE student; five-year, inflation adjusted tuition for residents and not residents; and funding per $1000 of personal income and resident tuition.  Of these, I think the middle is the most compelling: Note the states that have raised tuition faster for residents than for non-residents.

The chart starts with US Averages in red, against the states as gray.  Use the control in the middle to highlight a single state on all six views.  As always, hover over any point for details, and use the reset arrow at lower left if you get stuck.

Using the tabs across the top, you can navigate to the map view.  Choose any value at top right to display on the map.  That value is displayed on the state, and the tiles (representing the states) are color-coded.  Red is high; blue is low.  Click on any tile on the map, and a summary of that state appears at the bottom.

Would your state legislator find this valuable? If so, I'd encourage you to forward to her or him. Otherwise, leave a comment at the bottom, letting me know what you see.

Juni 2016 - Hallo sahabat The secret, Pada Artikel yang anda baca kali ini dengan judul Juni 2016, kami telah mempersiapkan artikel ini dengan baik untuk anda baca dan ambil informasi didalamnya. mudah-mudahan isi postingan yang kami tulis ini dapat anda pahami. baiklah, selamat membaca.

Judul : Public University State Tuition
link : Public University State Tuition

Juni 2016

Note: The visualizations are not optimized for mobile.  A desktop is recommended for best viewing.

From the annual College Board Trends in College Pricing comes some interesting data, which I've combined into one database for visualization, focusing on public university tuition for residents and non-residents.  This looks complex, but it's pretty simple.

The opening view shows six charts: 2015 tuition for residents; for non-residents; and the premium a non-resident pays (in sticker price) across the top.  On bottom are three scatters: Resident tuition as a function of state funding per FTE student; five-year, inflation adjusted tuition for residents and not residents; and funding per $1000 of personal income and resident tuition.  Of these, I think the middle is the most compelling: Note the states that have raised tuition faster for residents than for non-residents.

The chart starts with US Averages in red, against the states as gray.  Use the control in the middle to highlight a single state on all six views.  As always, hover over any point for details, and use the reset arrow at lower left if you get stuck.

Using the tabs across the top, you can navigate to the map view.  Choose any value at top right to display on the map.  That value is displayed on the state, and the tiles (representing the states) are color-coded.  Red is high; blue is low.  Click on any tile on the map, and a summary of that state appears at the bottom.

Would your state legislator find this valuable? If so, I'd encourage you to forward to her or him. Otherwise, leave a comment at the bottom, letting me know what you see.

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Public Institutions and Low-income students

Note: Visualizations are not mobile friendly.  I recommend a laptop or desktop for viewing this site.

Someone asked me today about what I thought higher education's biggest challenge was, and I said college costs without thinking.  And a few hours later, I still think that, with a twist: College costs for low-income students, especially at public institutions who presumably have a primary mission of educating students of all income levels in their state.

To be sure, costs are too high at private institutions, and many of the trends you'll see here are carried over and amplified in the private sector; but private colleges and universities may exist for different reasons, and that can be hard to capture in a visualization like this.

There are two views here, using the tabs across the top.  The first is a scattergram, arraying almost all 660 US, four-year public colleges and universities that admit freshmen (a few are missing data).  The x-axis shows in-state tuition in 2013, and the y-axis shows net price for freshman students who come from families with incomes of $30,000 or less, and who are paying the in-state tuition, most of whom are presumably in-state residents.  The color shows the percentage of students enrolled who receive a federal Pell grant, a program for very-low income students.

Reference lines show the unweighted, institutional averages, which allows the creation of quadrants, roughly:

• The upper right, or high tuition, high net cost
• The lower right, or high tuition, low net cost
• The lower left, or low tuition and low net cost
• The upper left, or low tuition, high net cost 

Color here is important: Red dots are those colleges with lower percentages of Pell students; blue dots show higher values, although I've capped the color range at 40%, about the national average, if you include all types of institutions.  It's important because it shows how many students these institutions enroll, not just how well they do at reducing price (if they do.)  In other words, it's a bit easier to do a lot to reduce cost for students if you don't do it for very many; it's harder on your budget if you enroll more.

You can limit the view to states, regions, Land Grant status, or by using the filters to show only institutions with certain admit rates or Pell percentages.  As always, take a look at California.  Well done, California.

The second view shows in-state tuition over time, accompanied by net price for three groups of students who receive aid.  Students from:

• Families with income of less than $30,000 (gold)
• Families with income of $30,000 to $48,000 (orange)
• Families with income of over $110,000 (the highest band reported in IPEDS).  This is in blue.

The bottom chart on the second tab simply turns these numbers into an Net Cost: Tuition ratio.  A value of 1.5, for instance, means that the net price is 1.5 times tuition.  Note the definition of net price:  

Net cost shows all costs associated with cost of attendance, minus grant aid.  For example, a university may have a tuition of $5,000, but a cost of attendance of $17,000 to include housing, meals, transportation, and personal expenses.  If a student receives $10,000 in grant aid, that student's net price is $7,000, which is greater than tuition alone.

As always, hover for details, and use the reset button at lower left if you get stuck. 

What do you see here?  What else would you like to see?

Juni 2016 - Hallo sahabat The secret, Pada Artikel yang anda baca kali ini dengan judul Juni 2016, kami telah mempersiapkan artikel ini dengan baik untuk anda baca dan ambil informasi didalamnya. mudah-mudahan isi postingan yang kami tulis ini dapat anda pahami. baiklah, selamat membaca.

Judul : Public Institutions and Low-income students
link : Public Institutions and Low-income students

Juni 2016

Note: Visualizations are not mobile friendly.  I recommend a laptop or desktop for viewing this site.

Someone asked me today about what I thought higher education's biggest challenge was, and I said college costs without thinking.  And a few hours later, I still think that, with a twist: College costs for low-income students, especially at public institutions who presumably have a primary mission of educating students of all income levels in their state.

To be sure, costs are too high at private institutions, and many of the trends you'll see here are carried over and amplified in the private sector; but private colleges and universities may exist for different reasons, and that can be hard to capture in a visualization like this.

There are two views here, using the tabs across the top.  The first is a scattergram, arraying almost all 660 US, four-year public colleges and universities that admit freshmen (a few are missing data).  The x-axis shows in-state tuition in 2013, and the y-axis shows net price for freshman students who come from families with incomes of $30,000 or less, and who are paying the in-state tuition, most of whom are presumably in-state residents.  The color shows the percentage of students enrolled who receive a federal Pell grant, a program for very-low income students.

Reference lines show the unweighted, institutional averages, which allows the creation of quadrants, roughly:

• The upper right, or high tuition, high net cost
• The lower right, or high tuition, low net cost
• The lower left, or low tuition and low net cost
• The upper left, or low tuition, high net cost 

Color here is important: Red dots are those colleges with lower percentages of Pell students; blue dots show higher values, although I've capped the color range at 40%, about the national average, if you include all types of institutions.  It's important because it shows how many students these institutions enroll, not just how well they do at reducing price (if they do.)  In other words, it's a bit easier to do a lot to reduce cost for students if you don't do it for very many; it's harder on your budget if you enroll more.

You can limit the view to states, regions, Land Grant status, or by using the filters to show only institutions with certain admit rates or Pell percentages.  As always, take a look at California.  Well done, California.

The second view shows in-state tuition over time, accompanied by net price for three groups of students who receive aid.  Students from:

• Families with income of less than $30,000 (gold)
• Families with income of $30,000 to $48,000 (orange)
• Families with income of over $110,000 (the highest band reported in IPEDS).  This is in blue.

The bottom chart on the second tab simply turns these numbers into an Net Cost: Tuition ratio.  A value of 1.5, for instance, means that the net price is 1.5 times tuition.  Note the definition of net price:  

Net cost shows all costs associated with cost of attendance, minus grant aid.  For example, a university may have a tuition of $5,000, but a cost of attendance of $17,000 to include housing, meals, transportation, and personal expenses.  If a student receives $10,000 in grant aid, that student's net price is $7,000, which is greater than tuition alone.

As always, hover for details, and use the reset button at lower left if you get stuck. 

What do you see here?  What else would you like to see?

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Skinmate Shark Oil Review

Recently, I've made a review about my new beauty regimen. If you want to read about it, check it here. Anyway, I'm on my third week using Dr. Alvin's Professional Skin Care - Maintenance Set. Within the three weeks, I've noticed that it really didn't helped me with my hormonal acne. I have this skin condition where 1 week before and 1 week after my menstruation, my face will be bombarded with pimples. It seems like the maintenance set is not helping at all because it's so mild compared to the other 2 sets (rejuvenating and clarifying). I'm kinda' worried by the fact that my pimples won't stop appearing on my face. I need to find a way to get rid of them as fast as I can because it's back to school next week. Well, I thought I was going to try again GT bleaching cream because I have lots of pimple scars but then I've realized that my All-in-1 Maintenance cream is still half full So, I've decided to buy and use Skinmate's Shark Oil and it's very affordable too for only P55.00 (small bottle). 

It's been 3 days from using it and this is how my face looks like today. Hopefully they will be all gone for the next few days. I'm currently peeling off my old skin and my pores looks small today. Let's see....

June 04 2016

**update soon**

Juni 2016 - Hallo sahabat The secret, Pada Artikel yang anda baca kali ini dengan judul Juni 2016, kami telah mempersiapkan artikel ini dengan baik untuk anda baca dan ambil informasi didalamnya. mudah-mudahan isi postingan Artikel skinmate shark oil review, yang kami tulis ini dapat anda pahami. baiklah, selamat membaca.

Judul : Skinmate Shark Oil Review
link : Skinmate Shark Oil Review

Juni 2016

Recently, I've made a review about my new beauty regimen. If you want to read about it, check it here. Anyway, I'm on my third week using Dr. Alvin's Professional Skin Care - Maintenance Set. Within the three weeks, I've noticed that it really didn't helped me with my hormonal acne. I have this skin condition where 1 week before and 1 week after my menstruation, my face will be bombarded with pimples. It seems like the maintenance set is not helping at all because it's so mild compared to the other 2 sets (rejuvenating and clarifying). I'm kinda' worried by the fact that my pimples won't stop appearing on my face. I need to find a way to get rid of them as fast as I can because it's back to school next week. Well, I thought I was going to try again GT bleaching cream because I have lots of pimple scars but then I've realized that my All-in-1 Maintenance cream is still half full So, I've decided to buy and use Skinmate's Shark Oil and it's very affordable too for only P55.00 (small bottle). 

It's been 3 days from using it and this is how my face looks like today. Hopefully they will be all gone for the next few days. I'm currently peeling off my old skin and my pores looks small today. Let's see....

June 04 2016

**update soon**

Read More