Migs, I heard from a reliable source na may naga negosyar man sang lote da across sa manville, I dunno kon ano na ang status.


I think Ayala is already the winner in the Court of Public Opinion, tanan na gina istorya ko gusto gid ang Ayala, zero gid ang SM..

Lapad pa na da tood ang sa front ka Manville. Hopefully madayon na para ang south naman ang mag grasyahan.

As for the ALI vs SM. Same ta experience. Daw wala gid ko may na storya nga ang preference nila is SM. Tanan gid ya maka AYALA.

If I were SM, ngita na lang ko iban na property idevelop. If sigehon ni nila ang ila na gina obra sila gid na ang contrabida sa development ka Capitol property.

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Call center company gives trash bins to city

Teletech Company in Bacolod turned over 38 trash bins to the city government, at the Government Center, recently, a Bacolod City Hall press release said.

The 38 trash bins were generated through Teletech’s fundraising for the World Environment Day recently. They conducted a fun run at the old Bacolod City airport runway joined by 50 employees of Teletech.

Proceeds collected from the fun run were used to buy the trash bins.

The fundraising was an initiative out of Teletech’s “Good Sense Project for the Environment”. This is an environmental drive of Teletech companies across the Philippines and around the globe, the press release said.

Human capital manager Joel Go of Teletech said the turnover of trash bins is one of their ways of supporting the Clean and Green Project and waste segregation of the city, the press release said.*
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Amo na ya!:okay:

To Teletech: :applause::applause::applause:

ON CAPITOL LOTS...

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The Capitol lots

TIGHT ROPE
WITH MODESTO P. SA-ONOY

There is now a controversy involving the land surrounding the Occidental Negros Provincial Capitol. The structure that we see today had undergone controversies even before the first pail of cement was poured, and it was not occupied after it was completed also because of another controversy. Even when the late Governor Joseph Marañon re-occupied the Capitol in 2003 there was controversy because the occupants wanted a place to transfer.

Governor Jose Locsin wanted to construct a Capitol worthy of the province that was already the wealthiest by mid-1920s. In 1926, he requested and the Provincial Board appropriated P250,000 for the Capitol. On June 2, 1927 the Director of Public Works approved the proposal and authorized the construction. However, the land that was identified to be the best site was owned by the Gonzaga family and the heirs refused to sell. The area was agricultural and part of it was a swamp, what was called “labugon”. The grass was good for hay and was a favorite source of fodder for horses for the calesas, the main mode of public transport in Bacolod. We must note that at this time, the present Gatuslao Street ended at the present Provincial Jail or Puerto San Juan but San Juan Street went all the way to Santo Niño where the Bacolod Murcia Milling Company had constructed a wharf for sugar shipment to Manila. San Juan to Banago and to Talisay was the original route before the Mandalagan road was opened in mid 1880.

The refusal of the Gonzaga family prompted the province to file for expropriation. Former Bacolod Capitan Municipal and lawyer, Manuel Fernandez Yanson, represented the heirs: Jose Gonzaga Torres and the Gonzaga children Gertrudes, Adela, Aurelia, Mamerta, Juan, Francisco and Vilardo. They rejected the expropriation price of P1,200 per hectare. The province refused to increase the price and left it to the court to decide. The heirs, however, later relented and the Director of Public Works directed the immediate construction before the year 1927 ended.

The contractor, Manuel Concepcion, was slow in implementing the contract and the government ordered the confiscation of his bond and the government took over the work. The edifice was finally completed on Oct. 23, 1933 but again there was a snag so that it was not until Jan. 11, 1935 that the provincial government accepted the building. Locsin’s two-year term had expired and so did Gov. Isaac Lacson’s so that it was Gov. Emilio Gaston who finally accepted the building.

But the problem did not end there. Eight months later, the Court of First Instance of Occidental Negros ordered the province to pay Magdalena, Carmen and Vicente Gonzaga who were not parties to the expropriation proceedings but their lands were included in the Capitol site. The province paid them P1,552.40 plus interest from of 6 percent from April 30, 1933.

The Japanese occupied the Capitol during the war as Governor Antonio Lizares preferred to stay in his hometown in Talisay and later Governor Vicente Gustilo in Cadiz. They were governors only in name because the Japanese governed the province. Lizares had to give up for reasons of health and Gustilo took over until the end of the war.

By war’s end, the Philippine Constabulary occupied the land across the Capitol on the west side of San Juan where there was a wooden building. The presence of the military in what was known as Punta Capri drew many, especially families of the PC to construct their houses on the land behind the Capitol, occupying even the swamp. One PC provincial commander had a big house constructed on what is today the pala-pala. The area blossomed with squatters.

Attempts to remove them failed because the new colony had several hundred families (4,500 were recorded in 1980) and they had plenty of votes that the governors did not want to lose. In fact, they encouraged them. Until 1985, the Bacolodnons voted for provincial officials. In 1974 an attempt was made to clear the area with the offer of a relocation site which is today Barangay Handumanan. Some transferred but the others returned and the squatters colony became crowded instead of being cleared.

Governor Lito Coscoluella tried to clear it with an offer for relocation in what is today Kabugwason, but the colony, as in the past simply grew. In 2004 Governor Joseph Marañon cleared the area despite the opposition of city officials. He succeeded and paved the way for the development of this site. His vision and determination is now paying off although he did not live long enough to see it. But his younger brother, Governor Freddie, has begun fulfilling that vision.*

^^grabe ang ayala...simultaneous launching sang ila projects sa bacolod. cover na nila all segments of society from high to middle to low end.

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Robinson's Place Bacolod

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SM conducts biofuel seminar (http://www.visayandailystar.com/2011/July/23/businessnews3.htm)


The SM Supermalls Corporate Social Responsibility Program – SM Cares – through its Children’s Committee conducted a Biofuel Seminar recently, at the Mall Admin Training Room of SM City Bacolod, a press release from the mall said.

In partnership with the Department of Energy, the program was aimed to educate the public on Fuel Conservation and Biofuel Law and practices.

The speakers were Simon Leonor and Ramon Jaurigue, Science Research Specialists of the Department of Energy in Manila and Rizalino Siglos, Pollution Control and Safety Officer of Roxol Bioenergy Corp. in La Carlota City.

It was participated in by SM employees, tenants’ personnel, public transport operators using the mall terminals and teachers from the University of St. La Salle Bacolod.

By adopting an innovative, and forward looking approach, SM continues to find ways to improve its conservation efforts, and encourage tenants, patrons, employees, and other companies, to adopt a more sustainable approach in running their businesses and their lives, the press release said.

how 'bout this?:D

TRO too little, too late — Pinongan
BY RANIE S. AZUE


BACOLOD City — The Court of Appeals’ (CA) 60-day temporary restraining order (TRO) on the provincial government-Ayala Land Inc. deal may be too little, too late and can be construed as “moot and academic,” said Provincial Administrator Enrique Pinongan.

Pinongan, who got hold of the TRO issued by the Twentieth Division of the Court of Appeals yesterday, said the provincial government is yet to receive a copy of the petition of the SM Prime Holdings Inc.

The respondents do not need to restrain any more action because the Sangguniang Panlalawigan already granted Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr. the authority to sign the contract on the sale/lease of the 7.7-hectare Capitol property to Ayala Land on July 20, according to Pinongan.

A copy of the contract was already forwarded to the Commission on Audit (COA) for review, Pinongan said.

Since the TRO does not cover COA, the review will most likely not be affected, he added.

The Twentieth Division of the Court of Appeals in Cebu City granted the 60-day TRO sought by SM Prime Holdings on the sale/lease of the provincial government property.

The resolution dated July 20, 2011 was penned by Associate Justice Victoria Isabel Paredes and concurred by Associate Justices Edgardo Delos Santos and Ramon Paul Hernando. It was only made available on July 21.

Named as respondents in the TRO were Judge Estefanio Libutan Jr., presiding judge of the Regional Trial Court Branch 50; Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr., chair of the Committee on Awards and Disposal of Real Properties; members of the committee, namely, Patrick Lacson, Atty. Mary Ann Manayon-Lamis, Nelda Generoso, Lucille Chavez-Pines, Merlita Caelian, Enrique Pinongan and Ernie Mapa; and members of the Provincial Board.

“Consequently, respondents are required to file their comments (and not a motion to dismiss) on the petition within 10 days from notice thereof, and to show cause why the writ of preliminary injunction prayed for by the petitioner should not be granted,” the CA resolution stated./PN (http://www.panaynewsphilippines.com/bacolod%204.htm)

Waahahaha! Nalusutan si Albee... este SM! :lol:

^^
Thanks migs.:)

Even gali sa politika sang Bacolod, it's still GREEN vs. BLUE!

Daw Ayala kag SM man ba!:lol::lol::lol:

Kumusta ang pulitika da sa Bacolod? Daw may bag-o man nga development? Wala pa gagahod si Moneyko a. Good. He better shut up anay. :lol:

yes, they have...thats why kung sino makadto sa south please take some photos kay later sa north ko ya. :)

tito...please visit the site :) we need to confirm this one :) tubang CEGASCO daw hambal sang source ko na si boynegros :) hehehehehe daku man daw kay lapad ang area kag ang rendering na post na didto. wala lang siya ka kuha sang pics :)

Ano ayhan ang rides da man? Tani pang theme park guid man kag indi lang perya perya. :lol: Na-notice ko ang mga entertainment areas ara tanan sa South while ang mga commercial and financial areas ara sa North. Should the South market this as such ayhan? :cheers:

migo, ari ang sabat why ayala feels no pressure at the moment...

Ayala on TRO: ‘We are Not a Party to the Case’
Alfredo Marañon Bacolod City News Danny Dangcalan Negros Business Negros Crime Scandal Negros Occidental Philippines
By Danny B. Dangcalan

Ayala Land Inc. has refused to comment on the 60-day temporary restraining order (TRO) granted by the Court of Appeals to SM Prime Holdings Inc. as it seeks to prevent Governor Alfredo Maranon Jr. and the provincial government from entering into a contact with them on the 7.7 hectares prime property in Bacolod that is worth around P3.5-billion.

In a statement sent to Negros Daily Bulletin yesterday, Ayala Land said, "As we are not a party to the case, we regret that we cannot comment on the order of the Court of Appeals."

Negros Daily Bulletin (NDB) yesterday, Ayala Land said, "As we are not a party to the case, we regret that we cannot comment on the order of the Court of Appeals."

"We reiterate that Ayala Land submitted its bid in good faith and in compliance with the requirements of law and procedure," its statement read.

"With all interested parties having been given the equal opportunity to participate in a bidding process that was conducted with transparency and due regard for the rules, we remain confident that the decision of the Provincial Government to award the project to Ayala Land will be sustained by the courts," Ayala Land added.

The Court of Appeals Twentieth Division in Cebu City has granted SM Prime’s petition for a 60-day TRO, after it posted a bond of P50 million, in response to its petition for certiorari with application for the issuance of a TRO and or writ of preliminary injunction against the provincial government.

SM Prime insists that it won in the July 7 bidding for the 7.7068- hectare property of the provincial government that it awarded to Ayala Land after a negotiated bidding on July 15.

In a three-page resolution promulgated Wednesday, but was officially furnished to the Provincial Capitol yesterday, the CA stated that "after a careful scrutiny of the record, the court finds petitioner’s prayer for a TRO to be meritorious. Hence, so as to preserve the rights of the parties during the pendency of the instant petition, as well as to prevent the judgment that may be promulgated in this case from being rendered ineffectual, the application for the issuance of a TRO is granted."

The decision was penned by Associate Justice Isabel Paredes and concurred by Associate Justices Edgardo Delos Santos and Ramon Paul Hernando.

Named as respondents were Regional Trial Court Branch 50 Presiding Judge Estefanio Libutan Jr., who on July 14 denied the TRO sought by SM Prime to restrain the awards committee from proceeding with the July 15 negotiated bidding and enter into a negotiated sale and lease; Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr., chairman of the awards committee, and members, Pinongan, Board Member Patrick Lacson, Assistant Provincial Legal Officer Mary Ann Manayon-Lamis, Provincial Treasurer Nelda Generoso, Provincial Accountant Lucille Chavez-Pines, Provincial Assessor Merlita Caelian, Provincial Engineer Ernie Mapa and the rest of the SP members.

Meanwhile, the provincial government has yet to schedule the signing of its contracts for sale and lease of its 7.7-hectare property to Ayala Land.

Provincial Administrator Enrique Pinongan, a member of the provincial government’s Committee on Awards and Disposal of Real Properties, said they have forwarded to the Commission on Audit (COA) in Manila Thursday the Deed of Conditional Sale as approved by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) for the sale of 3.65-hectare land for review and approval.

The contract for lease of the more than 4-hectare land, on the other hand, no longer needs an approval from COA, Pinongan said.

"The signing has not been scheduled yet by the governor," he said.

In the wake of the TRO, Pinongan has expressed concern that the development of the 7.7-hectare Capitol property into a P6-billion Capitol Civic Center will be delayed.

"If the signing of the contracts is stopped, how can they (Ayala Land) effect the development because they can’t even pay," he added.

Both the contracts for the Deed of Conditional Sale and of Lease amount to almost P3.505 billion, involving parcels of lots adjacent to the Provincial Capitol along Gatuslao and Aguinaldo Sts., and North and South Capitol Roads in this city.*

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This is what you call professionalism in the part of Ayala. Hipos lang ya pero I know very well that their legal team is moving behind the scenes. It seems that the Province side already saw a gapping hole in the TRO. Hopefully, this will push through soon enough. :cheers:

Robinson's Place Bacolod

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I think this is one of the few Robinson's Malls that retained their fountains. Tani indi lang pag-remove kay amo guid ni ang distinguishing feature sang atun Robinson's Place Bacolod. :)

ON CAPITOL LOTS...

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The Capitol lots

TIGHT ROPE
WITH MODESTO P. SA-ONOY

There is now a controversy involving the land surrounding the Occidental Negros Provincial Capitol. The structure that we see today had undergone controversies even before the first pail of cement was poured, and it was not occupied after it was completed also because of another controversy. Even when the late Governor Joseph Marañon re-occupied the Capitol in 2003 there was controversy because the occupants wanted a place to transfer.

Governor Jose Locsin wanted to construct a Capitol worthy of the province that was already the wealthiest by mid-1920s. In 1926, he requested and the Provincial Board appropriated P250,000 for the Capitol. On June 2, 1927 the Director of Public Works approved the proposal and authorized the construction. However, the land that was identified to be the best site was owned by the Gonzaga family and the heirs refused to sell. The area was agricultural and part of it was a swamp, what was called “labugon”. The grass was good for hay and was a favorite source of fodder for horses for the calesas, the main mode of public transport in Bacolod. We must note that at this time, the present Gatuslao Street ended at the present Provincial Jail or Puerto San Juan but San Juan Street went all the way to Santo Niño where the Bacolod Murcia Milling Company had constructed a wharf for sugar shipment to Manila. San Juan to Banago and to Talisay was the original route before the Mandalagan road was opened in mid 1880.

The refusal of the Gonzaga family prompted the province to file for expropriation. Former Bacolod Capitan Municipal and lawyer, Manuel Fernandez Yanson, represented the heirs: Jose Gonzaga Torres and the Gonzaga children Gertrudes, Adela, Aurelia, Mamerta, Juan, Francisco and Vilardo. They rejected the expropriation price of P1,200 per hectare. The province refused to increase the price and left it to the court to decide. The heirs, however, later relented and the Director of Public Works directed the immediate construction before the year 1927 ended.

The contractor, Manuel Concepcion, was slow in implementing the contract and the government ordered the confiscation of his bond and the government took over the work. The edifice was finally completed on Oct. 23, 1933 but again there was a snag so that it was not until Jan. 11, 1935 that the provincial government accepted the building. Locsin’s two-year term had expired and so did Gov. Isaac Lacson’s so that it was Gov. Emilio Gaston who finally accepted the building.

But the problem did not end there. Eight months later, the Court of First Instance of Occidental Negros ordered the province to pay Magdalena, Carmen and Vicente Gonzaga who were not parties to the expropriation proceedings but their lands were included in the Capitol site. The province paid them P1,552.40 plus interest from of 6 percent from April 30, 1933.

The Japanese occupied the Capitol during the war as Governor Antonio Lizares preferred to stay in his hometown in Talisay and later Governor Vicente Gustilo in Cadiz. They were governors only in name because the Japanese governed the province. Lizares had to give up for reasons of health and Gustilo took over until the end of the war.

By war’s end, the Philippine Constabulary occupied the land across the Capitol on the west side of San Juan where there was a wooden building. The presence of the military in what was known as Punta Capri drew many, especially families of the PC to construct their houses on the land behind the Capitol, occupying even the swamp. One PC provincial commander had a big house constructed on what is today the pala-pala. The area blossomed with squatters.

Attempts to remove them failed because the new colony had several hundred families (4,500 were recorded in 1980) and they had plenty of votes that the governors did not want to lose. In fact, they encouraged them. Until 1985, the Bacolodnons voted for provincial officials. In 1974 an attempt was made to clear the area with the offer of a relocation site which is today Barangay Handumanan. Some transferred but the others returned and the squatters colony became crowded instead of being cleared.

Governor Lito Coscoluella tried to clear it with an offer for relocation in what is today Kabugwason, but the colony, as in the past simply grew. In 2004 Governor Joseph Marañon cleared the area despite the opposition of city officials. He succeeded and paved the way for the development of this site. His vision and determination is now paying off although he did not live long enough to see it. But his younger brother, Governor Freddie, has begun fulfilling that vision.*

Abi ko Older Brother niya ni si Gov. Freddie Marañon? :dunno:

:lol::lol:Beware SM!Kami gani ya nagstop anay sa SM maggrocery.It so clear that Negros wants to have Ayala naman.Guv hopes SM actions won’t trigger a boycott
BY CARLA GOMEZ


Negros Occidental Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr. yesterday said he is very optimistic that the sale and lease of the 7.7-hectare provincial government property in Bacolod City to AyalaLand will push through despite a Temporary Restraining Order obtained by SM Prime Holdings Inc.

The TRO is only for 60 days, he noted.

The governor said he is meeting with his lawyers today to discuss their next course of action.

“The community’s support for the Capitol’s development project with Ayala is snowballing, I do not want it to reach a point where the people will boycott SM because of its actions”, the governor said.

A text message circulating in Negros Thursday and yesterday said “…Boycott of SM and its businesses in the city will start if SM will continue its case against the province. Surely the people will go with this call. Pls pass”.

Marañon said numerous groups, including sugar federations, yesterday joined the business sector and Bacolod City officials, in supporting the Capitol’s decision to sell and lease its property to AyalaLand.

United Sugar Producers Federation of the Philippines president Manuel Lamata said UNIFED supports the governor and the members of the provincial Committee on Awards and Disposal of Real Properties in their decision to sell and lease the 7.7 hectares to AyalaLand.

“We want a first class contractor to do its thing in Bacolod,” he said of AyalaLand’s P6 billion development plan.

Enrique Rojas, National Federation of Sugarcane Planters president, said “we are 101 percent behind the governor because AyalaLand has a track record for beautiful development work.”

“This will be something new for Bacolod that will boost the local economy, we are looking forward to this development,” he added.

The Court of Appeals 20th Division in Cebu City on Wednesday issued a 60-day temporary restraining order enjoining the Negros Occidental provincial government from proceeding with the sale and lease of its 7.7-hectare property.

The TRO was issued by the CA in response to a petition filed by SMPHI that insists it won the July 7 public bidding for the property.

The CA said the request for TRO was granted to “preserve the rights of the parties during the pendency of the instant petition as well as to prevent the judgment that may be promulgated in this case from being rendered ineffectual.”

Respondents in the SMPHI petition before the CA are Marañon, members of the Negros Occidental Committee on Awards and Disposal of Real Properties and the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, and Bacolod RTC Judge Estefanio Libutan.

NOTHING TO HOLD

Negros Occidental Provincial Administration Enrique Pinongan, a member of the awards committee, said he received a copy of the TRO only yesterday.

“We are hoping to also get a copy of the petition that led to the CA’s granting the TRO so we can see what SMPHI specifically asked to restrain,” Pinongan said.

Pinongan said even with the TRO there is really nothing to put on hold for now since the Negros Occidental SP Wednesday had already approved the provincial government’s deed of conditional sale and lease contract for AyalaLand’s takeover of the 7.7-hectare property.

The SP also gave the governor authority to sign the sale and lease contracts, in behalf of the provincial government, he pointed out.

But the governor is not scheduled to sign the contract yet anyway, so there is nothing to restrain for now, he added.

The contract for the sale of the property was submitted to the Commission on Audit head office in Manila Thursday for review and approval before the governor signs it, Pinongan said, adding that it may take sometime there.

The COA was not a respondent in the petition filed by SMPHI.

Meanwhile, they will submit their comments to the SMPHI petition before the CA as soon as they get copies of it, Pinongan said.

But he admitted that if the case drags on, it is possible that the Ayala purchase and lease of the provincial government property could be delayed.

The provincial government is prepared for its legal defense because we believe that what we did is correct, he said.

SUPPORT

On Wednesday and Thursday the Bacolod Sangguniang, Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Western Visayas, Metro Bacolod Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Southern Negros Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Northern Negros Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry issued statements of support for the governor.

A list furnished the DAILY STAR by the Capitol showed the following groups as having signified their support for the provincial government-Ayala deal: Negros First Barangay Kagawad Association of Talisay City, Association of Productive Planters Negros, Provincial Agriculture and Fishery Council of Negros Occidental, Negros First Palay Growers Association;

Negros First Federation of Fisher Folks Association, SK Federation of Talisay City, WATCH – Talisay, Negros Para-Military Veterans Association, Negros First Sports Coordinators Association of Negros Occidental;

Negros First Federation of Ministerial Associations Inc., Federation of Ministers in Negros Occidental, Alliance of Young Nurse Leaders and Advocates Inc. – Negros Chapter, Paravet Alliance of Negros Occidental, Provincial Livestock Association of Negros Occidental;

Talisay City Vendors Association, Alliance of Hog Raisers Association, Negros Federation of Dairy Cooperatives, Provincial Executives Association of Negros Occidental, Negros Occidental Poultry Raisers Association, and Sheep and Goat Breeders Association of Negros Occidental.

SMPHI was asked for comment on the reactions of the various Negros groups, but as of press time had not issued a statement.*CPG

http://visayandailystar.com/2011/July/23/topstory1.htm

well, thats going to be something we need to confirm, kay daw nami sang area na da kung theme park at least may ara na attraction sa south :):lol::lol:

sige migs a :) i will try, pag indi busy ang sschedule ko kay sako bi sa PICU

^^I hope if confirmed this attraction will start bringing in investment in the south.:nuts:

Malapad pa gid na dira ang lotte.:cheers::cheers:Good news kon matuod ini.It bring more life sa South.

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Nice shots mig suv...classy just like the new rob manila...dont you think mig makahabol ang central city walk nila before masskara?

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daw indi masyado damo tao,....tungod kay weekday?...;)...

^^basi @chef gasolinahan na sya ha, hehehe anyway excited na ko to' sang little theme park nga gin HH ni @suv and @boynegro tani may rendering na e post di para e damgo ko nga naga sakay na ko sa ferries wheel nga tuktukon.

^^abi ko anay may bidding or raffle bala to' ang provincial jail property sino na to' nag daug 888 or gaisano??????:nuts:

Lapad pa na da tood ang sa front ka Manville. Hopefully madayon na para ang south naman ang mag grasyahan.

As for the ALI vs SM. Same ta experience. Daw wala gid ko may na storya nga ang preference nila is SM. Tanan gid ya maka AYALA.

If I were SM, ngita na lang ko iban na property idevelop. If sigehon ni nila ang ila na gina obra sila gid na ang contrabida sa development ka Capitol property.

Daw Home Depot kuno mig ang nagainteresar sa tabuk manville.


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Amo na ya!:okay:

To Teletech: :applause::applause::applause:


Btw, went to Pag-ibig at St. Francis Square yesterday and nakita ko sa 3rd floor didto gali nag transfer ang Telequest from Lopue's East annex bldg.....kag nasugata ko pa si miga glady sa Pag-ibig office, small world....:)

^^baw maayo eh kung home depot, daw may citi hardware naman da basi AM builders (not sure of the name) or an Ace hardware perhaps...pwede man houston hardware.:nuts:

daw indi masyado damo tao,....tungod kay weekday?...;)...





Daw Home Depot kuno mig ang nagainteresar sa tabuk manville.





Btw, went to Pag-ibig at St. Francis Square yesterday and nakita ko sa 3rd floor didto gali nag transfer ang Telequest from Lopue's East annex bldg.....kag nasugata ko pa si miga glady sa Pag-ibig office, small world....:)

^^baw maayo eh kung home depot, daw may citi hardware naman da basi AM builders (not sure of the name) or an Ace hardware perhaps...pwede man houston hardware.:nuts:

Start of something interesting gali ang matabo sa may Manville aw. Sugod sugod lang sa hardware then damo naman dayun ma sprout dira. :cheers:

migo, ari ang sabat why ayala feels no pressure at the moment...

Ayala on TRO: ‘We are Not a Party to the Case’

"We reiterate that Ayala Land submitted its bid in good faith and in compliance with the requirements of law and procedure," its statement read.

"With all interested parties having been given the equal opportunity to participate in a bidding process that was conducted with transparency and due regard for the rules, we remain confident that the decision of the Provincial Government to award the project to Ayala Land will be sustained by the courts," Ayala Land added.


fight a good fight of faith...this is a true spirit of being a true Christianity...:lol::)

^^may dimple kon magyuhum ko si @chris pa...hehe.


in short... ka gwapa gid ya sang Bacolod na agawan :) kag gina gastuhan...indi siya ya daw kerida, na gina sustentuhan lang kag balikan kung kinanglan :):lol::lol::lol::lol: ^^may dimple kon magyuhum ko si @chris pa...hehe.

sang una kanding subong lin-ay naman…hmmm makalalaway ni nga little things…want to see more naked pics here of this tempting smiling face of the LIN-AY SANG NEGROS – “BACOLOD” …kay pangaluyagan ko man…grrh:)

Nice shots mig suv...classy just like the new rob manila...dont you think mig makahabol ang central city walk nila before masskara?

Makahabol na migs. Believe me

daw indi masyado damo tao,....tungod kay weekday?...;)...





Daw Home Depot kuno mig ang nagainteresar sa tabuk manvile





Btw, went to Pag-ibig at St. Francis Square yesterday and nakita ko sa 3rd floor didto gali nag transfer ang Telequest from Lopue's East annex bldg.....kag nasugata ko pa si miga glady sa Pag-ibig office, small world....:)

Weekday na ano pa dutay

Its very obvious that majority of the people of Bacolod and Negros Occidental are for Ayala. The statement of support from various business groups makes the provincial government more inclined to proceed with the signing of contracts. Hopefully SM would consider these statement.

The battle is on
Mr. Rolly Espina


Actually the battle for the 7.7 hectares prime provincial government property is now on. The Court of Appeals has issued a temporary restraining order on the provincial government from proceeding with the sale and lease of its property to AyalaLand Inc.

But that is just part of the war that has broken out between SM Prime Holding Inc. and the provincial government under Negros Occidental Governor Alfredo Marañon Jr.

The other part of the campaign has been raging through the media. But the provincial government has taken the first step forward with several business groups, including the Bacolod Sangguniang Panlungsod, expressing their support and endorsement of the provincial government’s development plan.

This is where the provincial government has stolen the thunder from the SMPHI group since the Metro Bacolod Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc. had taken up the cudgels for the province’s move to award the lease and sale of the prime government property to AyalaLand Inc.

The Sangguniang Panlalawigan of the province, largely through the efforts of Vice Governor Genaro Alvarez Jr. and Board Member Emilio Yulo III, had unanimously voted to ask Gov. Marañon to sign the award.

The SP members were included in the TRO by the CA issued Wednesday on request by the SMPHI to suspend the award and “to prevent the judgment that may be promulgated in this case form being rendered ineffectual.”

The business groups that supported the provincial government represent the cream of the Negros business community.

Aside from the MBCCI, the others, included the Northern Negros Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce Inc., headed by Lucio Chua, the Southern Negros Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, headed by Johnny Yap, and the MBCCI led by president Frank Carbon, Roberto Montelibano, regional governor of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Western Visayas also endorsed the developmental plan.

With the decision to develop the property into a mixed-use integrated project, the business groups said, “We believe that jobs will be created and visitors will be enticed to visit the province.”

“I think the people of Bacolod supports us,” Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr. said.

The only “neutral posture” was from Board Member Patrick Lacson, who was absent when the SP unanimously approved the resolutions by Yulo and Alvarez to give Marañon to sign the award to AyalaLand.

He pointed out Thursday that his absence was not due to who should win the award, “but the way we treat investors, which must be with respect and care.”

“The provincial council, he added, should have given them (SMPHI) time and to transparently hear their side because they deserve our utmost respect,” he added.

While the media campaign may have no bearing on the outcome of the court cases, still in some way it can influence one way or the other the outlook by Negrenses in the province and the city of Bacolod.

Watch for the heightened fireworks.

Source: Visayan Daily Star (http://visayandailystar.com/2011/July/23/fromdcenter.htm)

^^I think SM was given a chance to counter bid Ayala, that's why in the first place there was a negotiated bid scheduled but I guess they only have a maximum ceiling on how much they would invest and that was 2.5B, they never expect the generous amount of 6B offered by Ayala they were taken by surprised, baskin kita gani abi naton done deal na ang SM gulpi lang nag lain ang ihip sang hagin kung baga na isahan sila sang Ayala.:nuts:sala man bi sang SM wala sila drawing2x mo!

Its very obvious that majority of the people of Bacolod and Negros Occidental are for Ayala. The statement of support from various business groups makes the provincial government more inclined to proceed with the signing of contracts. Hopefully SM would consider these statement.

The battle is on
Mr. Rolly Espina


Actually the battle for the 7.7 hectares prime provincial government property is now on. The Court of Appeals has issued a temporary restraining order on the provincial government from proceeding with the sale and lease of its property to AyalaLand Inc.

But that is just part of the war that has broken out between SM Prime Holding Inc. and the provincial government under Negros Occidental Governor Alfredo Marañon Jr.

The other part of the campaign has been raging through the media. But the provincial government has taken the first step forward with several business groups, including the Bacolod Sangguniang Panlungsod, expressing their support and endorsement of the provincial government’s development plan.

This is where the provincial government has stolen the thunder from the SMPHI group since the Metro Bacolod Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc. had taken up the cudgels for the province’s move to award the lease and sale of the prime government property to AyalaLand Inc.

The Sangguniang Panlalawigan of the province, largely through the efforts of Vice Governor Genaro Alvarez Jr. and Board Member Emilio Yulo III, had unanimously voted to ask Gov. Marañon to sign the award.

The SP members were included in the TRO by the CA issued Wednesday on request by the SMPHI to suspend the award and “to prevent the judgment that may be promulgated in this case form being rendered ineffectual.”

The business groups that supported the provincial government represent the cream of the Negros business community.

Aside from the MBCCI, the others, included the Northern Negros Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce Inc., headed by Lucio Chua, the Southern Negros Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, headed by Johnny Yap, and the MBCCI led by president Frank Carbon, Roberto Montelibano, regional governor of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Western Visayas also endorsed the developmental plan.

With the decision to develop the property into a mixed-use integrated project, the business groups said, “We believe that jobs will be created and visitors will be enticed to visit the province.”

“I think the people of Bacolod supports us,” Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr. said.

The only “neutral posture” was from Board Member Patrick Lacson, who was absent when the SP unanimously approved the resolutions by Yulo and Alvarez to give Marañon to sign the award to AyalaLand.

He pointed out Thursday that his absence was not due to who should win the award, “but the way we treat investors, which must be with respect and care.”

“The provincial council, he added, should have given them (SMPHI) time and to transparently hear their side because they deserve our utmost respect,” he added.

While the media campaign may have no bearing on the outcome of the court cases, still in some way it can influence one way or the other the outlook by Negrenses in the province and the city of Bacolod.

Watch for the heightened fireworks.

Source: Visayan Daily Star (http://visayandailystar.com/2011/July/23/fromdcenter.htm)

^^I think SM was given a chance to counter bid Ayala, that's why in the first place there was a negotiated bid scheduled but I guess they only have a maximum ceiling on how much they would invest and that was 2.5B, they never expect the generous amount of 6B offered by Ayala they were taken by surprised, baskin kita gani abi naton done deal na ang SM gulpi lang nag lain ang ihip sang hagin kung baga na isahan sila sang Ayala.:nuts:sala man bi sang SM wala sila drawing2x mo!

Tsakto gid to migs.. As far as I could remember daw amo na gid na ang sentiments nga gagwa sang month of May until June 24. Nga si Ayala lang ang ang nag ulhot for the bidding.

For us that 2.5B investment sa Capitol Property is already enormous. Little did we know that Ayala have a much grander plans for the capitol property and proposes there 6B investment.. Tsakto gid na mismo si SM nakibot sang 6B na investment.

Tsakto gid to migs.. As far as I could remember daw amo na gid na ang sentiments nga gagwa sang month of May until June 24. Nga si Ayala lang ang ang nag ulhot for the bidding.

For us that 2.5B investment sa Capitol Property is already enormous. Little did we know that Ayala have a much grander plans for the capitol property and proposes there 6B investment.. Tsakto gid na mismo si SM nakibot sang 6B na investment.

Kung sa giyera pa, indi mo guid pagpabalo ang tuod na number sang imo pwersa sa kontra. Kay sila ya abi nagpagwa nga ya dayun istorya so nakahingagaw counter ang Ayala sang sa bid na mismo plus gindungangan pa guid good PR management ka Ayala te nakuha nila ang hearts sang mga taga Bacolod kag Negros. :lol: Tepok ang SM. :nuts:

Tsakto gid to migs.. As far as I could remember daw amo na gid na ang sentiments nga gagwa sang month of May until June 24. Nga si Ayala lang ang ang nag ulhot for the bidding.

For us that 2.5B investment sa Capitol Property is already enormous. Little did we know that Ayala have a much grander plans for the capitol property and proposes there 6B investment.. Tsakto gid na mismo si SM nakibot sang 6B na investment.

^^they thought they had it and SM was depending also of Albee's influence, maayo kung mga 1B lang ang deperensya but a whopping 3.5B difference and it was jaw breaking. even the Guv couldn't believe what he was looking at when he saw the 3D animation and the model scale presented to him ang sm ya piece of paper lang kag gin sketched lang (I think) that's why its hard to imagine what there vision was.:nuts:

Kung sa giyera pa, indi mo guid pagpabalo ang tuod na number sang imo pwersa sa kontra. Kay sila ya abi nagpagwa nga ya dayun istorya so nakahingagaw counter ang Ayala sang sa bid na mismo plus gindungangan pa guid good PR management ka Ayala te nakuha nila ang hearts sang mga taga Bacolod kag Negros. :lol: Tepok ang SM. :nuts:

^^korek mig, sa tuod lang at first SM gid ko ya imagine ten 12 storey, 2 hotel, retail mall with a convention center galing indi ko ma picture out but when Ayala release a 3D presentation napa "WOW" gid ko kag gulpi lang nag go green na ko dayun.:nuts:

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Ako at first maka SM man. Pero sang wala sila nagbid sang June 24 nag ask ko sa self ko why wala sila nagbid. And then sang ginpresent ni Ayala ang iya na proposal, it changes everything... WOW gid tood.

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Ako at first maka SM man. Pero sang wala sila nagbid sang June 24 nag ask ko sa self ko why wala sila nagbid. And then sang ginpresent ni Ayala ang iya na proposal, it changes everything... WOW gid tood.

^^tawa man ko sa imo mig ba gin ask mo gid self mo with matching tubang sa espiho:) pati ah...gani man migz i guess most of us were.

i just called it little theme park kay i dont think its going to be that huge... havent seen the place yet but they already have rendering posted along the street

baw te maayo kung amo na,for me the place is ok kung asta sa baybay ang ila idevelop. Bacolod is not only for business but also for fun.this is good news.

^^they thought they had it and SM was depending also of Albee's influence, maayo kung mga 1B lang ang deperensya but a whopping 3.5B difference and it was jaw breaking. even the Guv couldn't believe what he was looking at when he saw the 3D animation and the model scale presented to him ang sm ya piece of paper lang kag gin sketched lang (I think) that's why its hard to imagine what there vision was.:nuts:

Si Gov guro nag-amo guid ni >> :eek2: :nuts:

Nabatian ko sang una na may dream si Mayor Oti kag ang iban na officials sang Metro Bacolod na mapatindog sang MRT. IMO daw ka mahal ina nga system kag mabudlayan ta kay our streets are not as wide for that system pero pwede guid ni nga alternative ang Tram like that of Old Manila nga Tranvia...

http://www.pinoytumblr.com/post/7957224969/the-manila-tranvia

It has been a proven effective system, cost-effective, indi hakog sa space kay ang tracks niya pwede maagyan giyapon ka salakyan kag dasig. Plano ni gani i-test nga system sa UP kag within this year ang construction...

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/lifestyle/07/17/11/all-filipino-automated-guideway-transit-system-soon-be

Kung lantawun ta sa iban na countries pa, medyo classy pa gani kag indi guid barat nga klase mass transport system...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tram

Kung gusto guid nila nga may effective mass transport system pa airport nga nami, pwede guid ni kag mismo ang City Governments of Silay, Talisay and Bacolod can initiate it mismo with public funds kay less cash-demanding ini nga system. :cheers:

:lol::lol:Beware SM!Kami gani ya nagstop anay sa SM maggrocery.It so clear that Negros wants to have Ayala naman.

kalain man na guro kung iboycott ang SM. Kay nakahatag man sila kaayuhan sa bacolod. Pero sa capitol property ya daw sa dahak dahak na ya ang SM.of course sa sulsol sang iban da.(kabalo na sila kung sino sila)

Nice shots mig suv...classy just like the new rob manila...dont you think mig makahabol ang central city walk nila before masskara?

Trademark na gid ni ya sang Robs ang fountain sa sulod kag ang mga gakinabit na burloloy.

kalain man na guro kung iboycott ang SM. Kay nakahatag man sila kaayuhan sa bacolod. Pero sa capitol property ya daw sa dahak dahak na ya ang SM.of course sa sulsol sang iban da.(kabalo na sila kung sino sila)

That's just me,SM has all the reasons to fight for their rights and so do I.Since gapangayo sila restraining order sa proceed sang sale and lease between Ayala kag Capitol,I do mine as well for the time being:lol::lol:Don't worry I'm just a small percentage of SM shoppers.Worst Lang Kon may maglapta nga text.Others may care but other others doesn't bother sa feud between Capitol and SM.
I have other reasons but it would be fair to keep it to myself since I have no proofs or maybe talk to somebody else who does make sense.I find Ayala,the real winner on the bidding.And I find the bidding very FAIR and everyone has to move on.
So until all these trouble settled,I find somewhere else anay to shop.

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I Like the hotel location Kag ang looks sa rendering.

^^the hotel will surely give l'fisher a run for their money...:)

^^tupaday sila mig sang pnb...kun matapos nani this is the best skyscraper in bacolod guro kun matabu...10 building tanan ang taas: 7 ayala residences, 1 ayala hotel, pnb, kag dbp...after 10 years pani guro...ang sa sanparq kag cdip area ang incoming skyscraper...:lol:

^^the hotel will surely give l'fisher a run for their money...:)

True!!!:cheers::cheers:

^^tupaday sila mig sang pnb...kun matapos nani this is the best skyscraper in bacolod guro kun matabu...10 building tanan ang taas: 7 ayala residences, 1 ayala hotel, pnb, kag dbp...after 10 years pani guro...ang sa sanparq kag cdip area ang incoming skyscraper...:lol:

pila ka storeys migo ang pinakamataas na structure sa proposed ACCC?

pila ka storeys migo ang pinakamataas na structure sa proposed ACCC?

according to @makatiprime from ACCC thread,,,26-storey daw...ok naman...pero mapati lang ko 100% kun may press released na gid mismo...malay natun after 3 or 5 years may another change of concept sila kag ginpataasan ang residences kag ang hotel nila mangin 69F abi (wish) hehe,,,kay sigurado iba na mig ang economic boom sa sini nga time- BIGGER AND BETTER is what i am pictured out to...:lol::)

True!!!:cheers::cheers:

Indi lang run mig kundi sprint or dash gid yah.. :lol: its good gid sa tanan na consumers kay mapa-indisanay gid sila in terms of services, facilities and uniqueness. :cheers:

according to @makatiprime from ACCC thread,,,26-storey daw...ok naman di ba??? malay natun after 3 or 5 years may another change of concept sila kag ginpataasan ang residences kag ang hotel nila,,,kay sigurado iba na mig ang economic boom sa sini nga time- BIGGER AND BETTER is what i am expected to...:lol::)

We are still not sure Kon pila ka storeys.We don't know his/her sources.Basi gincount Nya sa rendering.:lol:
But you made a good point Chris,depende na sa market at that stage.:cheers:

Indi lang run mig kundi sprint or dash gid yah.. :lol: its good gid sa tanan na consumers kay mapa-indisanay gid sila in terms of services, facilities and uniqueness. :cheers:

True gid Migs,and by that time Bacolod's hotel industry is setting a new level,one step higher lang ah.:cheers:

We are still not sure Kon pila ka storeys.We don't know his/her sources.Basi gincount Nya sa rendering.:lol:
But you made a good point Chris,depende na sa market at that stage.:cheers:

yes mig,,,hulat lang gid ta press released from the mouthpiece of ayala's and provl govt boards...

according to @makatiprime from ACCC thread,,,26-storey daw...ok naman...pero mapati lang ko 100% kun may press released na gid mismo...malay natun after 3 or 5 years may another change of concept sila kag ginpataasan ang residences kag ang hotel nila mangin 69F abi (wish) hehe,,,kay sigurado iba na mig ang economic boom sa sini nga time- BIGGER AND BETTER is what i am expected to...:lol::)like it...

daw makuwa ako sang isa ka-unit kung ara na ah.:-) overtime ta permi para makabakal da.

^^ Selling like hotcakes gid na ang residential highrises sang Ayala Capitol mig. 101 % sure. ;)

True gid Migs,and by that time Bacolod's hotel industry is setting a new level,one step higher lang ah.:cheers:

Pero believe ko mig sa atun mga homegrown hotels. Quality and services are at par among the best in the Pinas. Indi gid maulihi ang atun mga hotels and resto sa mga so called leaders in the biz. So ano pa gid ayhan kon masulod na ang mga Manila-players sa hospitality industry sang city of Smiles. Expect the unexpected gid. :D

daw makuwa ako sang isa ka-unit kung ara na ah.:-) overtime ta permi para makabakal da.

Mag prepare ta guro 2M minimum sini.I would like to have one too.
I hope indi mag slow kag low ang sale sang Hi Residences.

daw makuwa ako sang isa ka-unit kung ara na ah.:-) overtime ta permi para makabakal da.

^^ Selling like hotcakes gid na ang residential highrises sang Ayala Capitol mig. 101 % sure. ;)

Pero believe ko mig sa atun mga homegrown hotels. Quality and services are at par among the best in the Pinas. Indi gid maulihi ang atun mga hotels and resto sa mga so called leaders in the biz. So ano pa gid ayhan kon masulod na ang mga Manila-players sa hospitality industry sang city of Smiles. Expect the unexpected gid. :D

Condo living na guid ta ni soon. Attractive ini sa mga young pro's starting to live an independent life from family and mga couples na manugpakasal kay a condo is not as expensive as building a house yet a lot more elegant compared sa mga low-cost housing units. Its going to be a big sell. :cheers:

Condo living na guid ta ni soon. Attractive ini sa mga young pro's starting to live an independent life from family and mga couples na manugpakasal kay a condo is not as expensive as building a house yet a lot more elegant compared sa mga low-cost housing units. Its going to be a big sell. :cheers:

Here in Bacolod,you can still live in a decent developed community for less than P1M for a house and lot.

^^basi bahaon na migs kay ga-descent.:lol: seriously, that's true. damo subdivisions all over bacolod that offer a comfy living at a reasonable price.:)

^^basi bahaon na migs kay ga-descent.:lol: seriously, that's true. damo subdivisions all over bacolod that offer a comfy living at a reasonable price.:)

If I were someone who would want a decent house, I'd rather save up fast samtang barato pa ang real estate but I hope di lang siya magmahal kay amo na ang ga-encourage sa madamo magbakal house. :)

^^basi bahaon na migs kay ga-descent.:lol: seriously, that's true. damo subdivisions all over bacolod that offer a comfy living at a reasonable price.:)


naglibog man ulo ko sa descent....

kadasig sang thread damo ko gin backread.amo gid ni guro kay halos kita tanan naga isa sa aton panindugan.indi ko na lang gani pag elaborate kon ano ah.kabalo man ta tanan kon ano ni.

good evening.

If done deal na tanan sa Ayala ma inom ko 5 liters nga Redhorse. :cheers::cheers::cheers:

Condo living? ah.... mas prefer ko ang house and lot para maka garden2x pa sagwa :)

I think our Gov. Maranon is very confident gid about their decision biskan may mga TRO pa na..it only shows na legal tanan and there is nothing to worry. Sa history sang Negros amu pa lang ini ang naging controversial not only here pero nationwide gid. Im thinking nakajackpot pa kita because of publicity and in the coming months, September, there will be a convention na organized sang Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Im sure damu gid na da nga businessmen ang macurious kag magpalagtik. Who knows after sang convention magbubu pa gid ang little things sa Bacolod and Negros.

@speaking of planned Ayala's condo..daw ka tempting magkwa kay sympre magdugay ina magataas na ang presyo niya just like in Makati. Good investment gid ini kag parentahan dayun. :)

Kadasig sang thread! COngrats Bacolod!!!Thread 111 na kita! Number 1 gid ang Bacolod sa SM kag AYALA..thats why di sila maributay!ehehe

Makahabol na migs. Believe me



Weekday na ano pa dutay

so if thats the case another talambayan na naman na gali sang SSC Bacolod! di na ko makahulat makaligo sa sa fountain nila este makita gali..nagatumbo tumbo na daan just like rob manila..:D :D :D



^^ Lacson will never be the same again if AYALA will start its development

yeah..and it will bear the name of Ayala..Ayala Capitol Civic Center..totyal!
How I wish there will be a small version sang Terraces sa ina nga area..pero ok na ah..right now happy na kita coz they will rehabilitate the lagoon and wildlife area..and in few years from now it will look like this..just like in Makati. You know naman Ayala..indi BARAT! their plan is GRAND! BEAUTIFUL! INDI BUKI!


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If I were someone who would want a decent house, I'd rather save up fast samtang barato pa ang real estate but I hope di lang siya magmahal kay amo na ang ga-encourage sa madamo magbakal house. :)

good evening.

If done deal na tanan sa Ayala ma inom ko 5 liters nga Redhorse. :cheers::cheers::cheers:

Condo living? ah.... mas prefer ko ang house and lot para maka garden2x pa sagwa :)
kun done deal mig mahigup ko ya tunga sa kutsarita nga tahu...:cheers:

kun sa residential gusto ko ya stand-alone na duplex type mix of kubo and luxurious kag mas lapad ang open space compara sa floor plan...:lol:

sadya ni subong ang competition kun residential living ang pagahambalan sa bacolod...to remember pinas most livable city nga daan si lin-ay sang negros...:lol::)

how i wish a picture was taken so we can compare which one is better

Sorry na migs... kabalo ka man guro sang reason nga wala ko nakuhaan sang PIC... dont make me feel guilty about it... huhuhuhuhu

Welcome back Shuga!!
Picture-picture naman dyan please kahit kuha ng camphone na iPhone lang.Thanks

Hello mega... sorry guid sang last april or may pa to... wala ko nakuhaan pic kay you know naman twice ako nadulaan cp di sa manila bala... :(

in short... ka gwapa gid ya sang Bacolod na agawan :) kag gina gastuhan...indi siya ya daw kerida, na gina sustentuhan lang kag balikan kung kinanglan :):lol::lol::lol::lol:

Hahahaha AGREE migo... GWAPA GWAPA guid sang Bacolod... :)

Robinson's Place Bacolod

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^^ AY AY AY AY AY!!! Wala tawo ang ROBS!!! AY AY AY!!!

kun done deal mig mahigup ko ya tunga sa kutsarita nga tahu...:cheers:

kun sa residential gusto ko ya stand-alone na duplex type mix of kubo and luxurious kag mas lapad ang open space compara sa floor plan...:lol:

sadya ni subong ang competition kun residential living ang pagahambalan sa bacolod...to remember pinas most livable city nga daan si lin-ay sang negros...:lol::)

Nami actually ang concept sang Avida sa North Point sa mga those na gusto sang nami na balay, not costly pero indi condo. Damo na choices ang Ayala subong for the middle class unlike sang una nga upper elite lang guid ang maka-afford. Ang middle class sa Bacolod ya indi cheap, in fact pareho ang panabor sa mga elite man pero cash lang ang ga-differentiate sa duwa. :cheers:

Basi amo ni nga "kubo" ginanamin mo migs? :lol::nuts:
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Mga migs, ang planned theme park sa Pahanocoy iya man na kuno sang tag iya sang RU Foundry kag Fresh Start Organics, daw may ara na sila gani Eco Agri Park bala mo, basi si miga glady maka confirm..

^^basi bahaon na migs kay ga-descent.:lol: seriously, that's true. damo subdivisions all over bacolod that offer a comfy living at a reasonable price.:)

^^:lol::lol:Ti kay two floors Migs.Lain naman kon high rise.:lol::lol:
I would prefer landed property kaysa condo living maskin may amenities pa.Been there and thats enough for an experience.

Mga migs, ang planned theme park sa Pahanocoy iya man na kuno sang tag iya sang RU Foundry kag Fresh Start Organics, daw may ara na sila da gani Eco Park bala mo, basi si miga glady maka confirm..

bag o naman ni nga news?...everyday na lang daw may nagatuhaw nga shocking news ba..:banana::banana::banana: tani may maka confirm..

naglibog man ulo ko sa descent....

kadasig sang thread damo ko gin backread.amo gid ni guro kay halos kita tanan naga isa sa aton panindugan.indi ko na lang gani pag elaborate kon ano ah.kabalo man ta tanan kon ano ni.

:lol::lol:Irefund ko na Lang ang cost panadol mo Migs.:lol::lol:Blame it on my gadget that I'm using,ga autospell.Nagpasa na ko memo check spelling and dictionary .:lol::lol:
Mega Shuga,good to see u back

^^:lol::lol:Ti kay two floors Migs.Lain naman kon high rise.:lol::lol:
I would prefer landed property kaysa condo living maskin may amenities pa.Been there and thats enough for an experience.

ngaa mig damu hidden charges?..

@migo churvalulu..abi e off na ang auto fill sa ipad mo..ehhehee

Eco Agri Park


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Nami actually ang concept sang Avida sa North Point sa mga those na gusto sang nami na balay, not costly pero indi condo. Damo na choices ang Ayala subong for the middle class unlike sang una nga upper elite lang guid ang maka-afford. Ang middle class sa Bacolod ya indi cheap, in fact pareho ang panabor sa mga elite man pero cash lang ang ga-differentiate sa duwa. :cheers:

Basi amo ni nga "kubo" ginanamin mo migs? :lol::nuts:
http://www.teresavillabali.com/uploads/bidadari/main-house-pool-view.jpg

https://sites.google.com/a/balistylehomes.com/www/BaliPoolHouseBedroom.jpg

pwedi gid mig pwedi...kanami sang bedroom ba...namian ko gamay lang nga balay pero may poolside kag lapad nga landscaping...kag layo lang sa busy commercial districts- i am referring to ayala northpoint mig...dreamhouse pa manlang mig ah:lol::)

Sorry na migs... kabalo ka man guro sang reason nga wala ko nakuhaan sang PIC... dont make me feel guilty about it... huhuhuhuhu



Hello mega... sorry guid sang last april or may pa to... wala ko nakuhaan pic kay you know naman twice ako nadulaan cp di sa manila bala... :(



Hahahaha AGREE migo... GWAPA GWAPA guid sang Bacolod... :)



^^ AY AY AY AY AY!!! Wala tawo ang ROBS!!! AY AY AY!!!

Miga welcome back. hidlaw manta sang kilometric post moba.

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sa Pahanocoy ni gale.. tag pila ang entrance da man :)

ngaa mig damu hidden charges?..

@migo churvalulu..abi e off na ang auto fill sa ipad mo..ehhehee

:lol::lol:Sorry Migs,small screen Lang ni ang gamit ko.Indi ko kapangawat sa work kon ang lapad gamit ko.:lol::lol:Mayo na maglibog ang ulo sang iban para may palaligban pa gid sila ah.:lol::lol:
Mayo kay may new attraction na dira sa Pahanocoy kon matigayon gid man but indi man ko mag expect sang dako like Kay Suv.

Basi hindi ni pagpaayo ni mayor kay blue area na di ya.galing lasyaw na blue. Sa nabal-an sang tanan si mayor ya green.:-)
correct me if im wrong shopping use to be owned by the montellibano? And paglaum blue ila color. Iya ni mayor ya green bay. Yes sa politika.:-)

Dugay na ina migs...that was pre-1992...but since 1995, the Fil-Chinese Community of Shopping (with exception of those at MBCCI and the Chinese-Chamber) is supporting the current leadership. The roads nga nakita nyo nga lubak-lubak gina amat-amatan na ina, section by section...may ara lang galing parts ang Shopping nga ga danaw-danaw pa gid so dasig maguba ang dalan (remember that Capitol Shopping Area, La Salle and most of Villamonte are formerly hectares of swamp land and nipa groves)

well, thats going to be something we need to confirm, kay daw nami sang area na da kung theme park at least may ara na attraction sa south :):lol::lol:

He hehehehe....better yet, theme park within a resort para double-purpose :banana::banana:

Daw "i dont feel any pressure... right now" thingy mig. :lol:
hahahahaha thats why AYALA CAFITOL is the most important thing in our lives!!!!

My pamilee...pamilee....Oh my God!......well we never expected to be in Ayala's "Tough Ten" investments they have currently :nuts::nuts::nuts:

^^sa VDS website ang poll nila ALI vs SM man...and ang sure winner: ALI. tani amo ni ang i-avoid sang SM na ga gwa nga sila ang "contrabida" sa Capitol-ALI-SM love triangle.:lol: its a not a good publicity for them.

In fairness for SM, I think a threat for a boycott might be a little overboard for the Capitol. It might stir negative light and scare SM's future investments away...luoy man ang maapektuhan sini esp its employees and the taxes that they pay to our locality.:ohno:

Ang tanan makuha gid na sa insakto nga aregluhanay kag istoryahanay. May win-win solution gid ang tanan

SM realizes that Bacolod and Negros Occidental are places where investments gain loyalty and popularity....ang makatilaw sa Negros mabalik gid sa Negros


Ayawan ko backread...kadasig sa inyo!!!!

If I were someone who would want a decent house, I'd rather save up fast samtang barato pa ang real estate but I hope di lang siya magmahal kay amo na ang ga-encourage sa madamo magbakal house. :)

Ginahimo na diri business sang iban.Buy multiple lots and wait for a period of time antes ibaligya while others ginahimuan apartment Kag parentahan or ibaligya.

pwedi gid mig pwedi...kanami sang bedroom ba...namian ko gamay lang nga balay pero may poolside kag lapad nga landscaping...kag layo lang sa busy commercial districts- i am referring to ayala northpoint mig...dreamhouse pa manlang mig ah:lol::)

Balinese type of house ni siya migs. Payag in a technical sense nga almost the same ang basic materials pero damo lang butingting kag nami. Ambot kung pwede kapatindog Bali house sa North Point pero I'm sure it would stand out kay uniquely sosyal na daw resort house kag indi box type unlike some houses there. :cheers:

yeah..and it will bear the name of Ayala..Ayala Capitol Civic Center..totyal!
How I wish there will be a small version sang Terraces sa ina nga area..pero ok na ah..right now happy na kita coz they will rehabilitate the lagoon and wildlife area..and in few years from now it will look like this..just like in Makati. You know naman Ayala..indi BARAT! their plan is GRAND! BEAUTIFUL! INDI BUKI!


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nami mga mig kay bisan ara dapit sa city center pero may pagka-tranquillity scene sya nga cbd,,,may lagoon park kag wildlife area kag damo pa kahoy...ma maintain japun ang clean and green sang bacolod...ma triple-purpose pa ang gimik mo,,,ma shop ka, ma pahunayhunay sa park,,,kag ma lingawlingaw sa wildlife...

Mag prepare ta guro 2M minimum sini.I would like to have one too.
I hope indi mag slow kag low ang sale sang Hi Residences.

abaw daw camella homes gali ang bili. Naglain lang sa camella homes ya kay 3 bedrooms kag up and down nga balay.my friend just got one.. Ambot sa aton da may camela homes man?

Balinese type of house ni siya migs. Payag in a technical sense nga almost the same ang basic materials pero damo lang butingting kag nami. Ambot kung pwede kapatindog Bali house sa North Point pero I'm sure it would stand out kay uniquely sosyal na daw resort house kag indi box type unlike some houses there. :cheers:

basi pwedi guro mig sa ayala northpoint kag verdana except sa avida kag amaia...nay ara lang guro gamay nga against sa ila deed of restrictions like sang tapi kag kawayan...:)

abaw daw camella homes gali ang bili. Naglain lang sa camella homes ya kay 3 bedrooms kag up and down nga balay.my friend just got one.. Ambot sa aton da may camela homes man?

may ara mig...:)

:lol:I've watched different personality adapted about sini done by the Filjap guy sa u tube shared by a friend.Very funny gid ya,as en!:lol:
Agree ko sa IMO Doc sa SM boycott issue.:cheers:

My pamilee...pamilee....Oh my God!......well we never expected to be in Ayala's "Tough Ten" investments they have currently :nuts::nuts::nuts:



In fairness for SM, I think a threat for a boycott might be a little overboard for the Capitol. It might stir negative light and scare SM's future investments away...luoy man ang maapektuhan sini esp its employees and the taxes that they pay to our locality.:ohno:

Ang tanan makuha gid na sa insakto nga aregluhanay kag istoryahanay. May win-win solution gid ang tanan

SM realizes that Bacolod and Negros Occidental are places where investments gain loyalty and popularity....ang makatilaw sa Negros mabalik gid sa Negros


Ayawan ko backread...kadasig sa inyo!!!!

abaw daw camella homes gali ang bili. Naglain lang sa camella homes ya kay 3 bedrooms kag up and down nga balay.my friend just got one.. Ambot sa aton da may camela homes man?

Camella Homes Bacolod
Buri Road, Mandalagan, Bacolod City

basi pwedi guro mig sa ayala northpoint kag verdana except sa avida kag amaia...nay ara lang guro gamay nga against sa ila deed of restrictions like sang tapi kag kawayan...:)

Okay ma lang guro kay wala man gausar tapi ang Balinese kag kung ara man, daw sa lining ma lang ka balay. Laban sa gina-usar hardwoord kag wood planks or wood tiles. Nami guro tan-awun kung lapad pa ang duta ano? Indi pa bala plain ang pool kay instead baratuhon na pool tiles, rock tiles ang gamit. May private resort na ko na nga nakita somewhere in Nasugbu, Batangas. Kanami and breathtaking. Total envy guid na ka iban. :lol:

SM conducts biofuel seminar (http://www.visayandailystar.com/2011/July/23/businessnews3.htm)


The SM Supermalls Corporate Social Responsibility Program – SM Cares – through its Children’s Committee conducted a Biofuel Seminar recently, at the Mall Admin Training Room of SM City Bacolod, a press release from the mall said.


This is much better move for SM City...look for other ways to shine better and brighter to keep up the competition with Ayala Land :banana:

Camella Homes Bacolod
Buri Road, Mandalagan, Bacolod City

thanx migs.

basi pwedi guro mig sa ayala northpoint kag verdana except sa avida kag amaia...nay ara lang guro gamay nga against sa ila deed of restrictions like sang tapi kag kawayan...:)

may ara mig...:)

thanks gid migs

Azkals - 0 vs Kuwait - 1

Mga migs, ang planned theme park sa Pahanocoy iya man na kuno sang tag iya sang RU Foundry kag Fresh Start Organics, daw may ara na sila gani Eco Agri Park bala mo, basi si miga glady maka confirm..

^^rendering! rendering! rendering!:nuts:

Final Score
Azkals - 0 vs Kuwait - 3

nami mga mig kay bisan ara dapit sa city center pero may pagka-tranquillity scene sya nga cbd,,,may lagoon park kag wildlife area kag damo pa kahoy...ma maintain japun ang clean and green sang bacolod...ma triple-purpose pa ang gimik mo,,,ma shop ka, ma pahunayhunay sa park,,,kag ma lingawlingaw sa wildlife...

baw..kompleto recados mig..i think that's the vision of Ayala for Bacolod/Negros..to make the area more more more attractive sa tanan..kitam sa 3D rendering pa lang nila daw mapatay na ang negros kag sympre kita man eh..we're very excited sa ini nga project sang Ayala..we will wait lang ah..

baw..kompleto recados mig..i think that's the vision of Ayala for Bacolod/Negros..to make the area more more more attractive sa tanan..kitam sa 3D rendering pa lang nila daw mapatay na ang negros kag sympre kita man eh..we're very excited sa ini nga project sang Ayala..we will wait lang ah..

^^amo na mig gina kulbaan ang SM kay affected gid ang ila nga market once Ayala opens its doors the only strategy i could think of so SM could compete is fight fire with fire kumbaga outwit the competition by building a grander plan. daw SM north man bala kontra Ayala trinoma.

Hayyy ... :ohno:

AZKALS lost KUWAIT (http://sports.inquirer.net/8679/philippine-azkals-bow-to-kuwait) ... 3-0 ...

I hope mangin 4-0 for the Azkals sa Home Game ... :D

^^
I expected that migo ninja.

Basta daan Arabs, esp diri sa Gulf Region, football guid na ya ang hampang.
Baby pa lang bala, gasipa na bola!:lol:

Let's see kun ano ang mahimo sang Azkals sa next game nila in Imperial Manila.:)

hahaha asta lang sa tikal ang askals bi. anyway, hope they'll do gid sa home grounds

^^
I doubt kun makabawi pa ina ang Azkals migs, even in Manila.

Sorry sa mga Azkals loyalists dira.:nocrook:

Kuwait is a football powerhouse diri sa Middle East,particularly in the Gulf region together with KSA, UAE & Qatar.

^^
I doubt kun makabawi pa ina ang Azkals migs, even in Manila.

Sorry sa mga Azkals loyalists dira.:nocrook:

Kuwait is a football powerhouse diri sa Middle East,particularly in the Gulf region together with KSA, UAE & Qatar.

^^ah oo gid lang, ma artista na lang sila may pulos pa hehehe...

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:
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Thanks @slerz!:okay:
High-rise as in how many floors? 22 or more?:D

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:

^^thanks migo for this piece of great news but could you PM me, @dark and @brit bout' the details hehehe please.

^^wala pang detail pero may isang pic detail for us to tell na naka line-up na pwera lang kung maka 1997 like crisis uli:D
Post ko mamaya after sa lakad...:yes:

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:

very good news indeed. Diin ayhan ang possible site sang ini nga building?

^^wala pang detail pero may isang pic detail for us to tell na naka line-up na pwera lang kung maka 1997 like crisis uli:D
Post ko mamaya after sa lakad...:yes:

^^yes please, a picture would be definitely satisfy our imagination even if its still an HH. thanks @slerz looking forward for it.

very good news indeed. Diin ayhan ang possible site sang ini nga building?

^^along Lacson or basi sa cdip hmmmmm??????

...na notice ko lang ang ara sa abroad amo ni oras naga post kay sa pinas tulog pa mga tao.

^^wala pang detail pero may isang pic detail for us to tell na naka line-up na pwera lang kung maka 1997 like crisis uli:D
Post ko mamaya after sa lakad...:yes:
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+1 ... daghang salamat sa info Bai @slerz ... :okay:

Sugbuanons love Bacolodnons ... yeah baby! :banana::banana::banana:

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:


What a nice morning to start. Na yah! another good news bisan HH pa lang, so exciting. Will it dethrone SanParq2?

:tiasd:

^^
I doubt kun makabawi pa ina ang Azkals migs, even in Manila.

Sorry sa mga Azkals loyalists dira.:nocrook:

Kuwait is a football powerhouse diri sa Middle East,particularly in the Gulf region together with KSA, UAE & Qatar.


That's expected gid man migs, the Kuwaiti coach even predicted 5-0 bala mo..not so good morning for the football aficionados of the nation,:(

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:

^^wala pang detail pero may isang pic detail for us to tell na naka line-up na pwera lang kung maka 1997 like crisis uli:D
Post ko mamaya after sa lakad...:yes:


Thanks bai slerz, would that be the rumored Crown Regency Bacolod?...:)

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:

^^wala pang detail pero may isang pic detail for us to tell na naka line-up na pwera lang kung maka 1997 like crisis uli:D
Post ko mamaya after sa lakad...:yes:

Thanks bai slerz, would that be the rumored Crown Regency Bacolod?...:)

:lol:Makahalawat-hawat man sini.:lol:

^^
I expected that migo ninja.

Basta daan Arabs, esp diri sa Gulf Region, football guid na ya ang hampang.
Baby pa lang bala, gasipa na bola!:lol:

Let's see kun ano ang mahimo sang Azkals sa next game nila in Imperial Manila.:)
Basi sa sulod tyan sang ila Iloy gaparactice na Ina sila guro sipa ya.^^Basi may half Pinoy,half Kuwaiti na naman nga ma inganyo sini kay kadamo man didto mga Pinoy.
National sport pa nila ang soccer.

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:

^^wala pang detail pero may isang pic detail for us to tell na naka line-up na pwera lang kung maka 1997 like crisis uli:D
Post ko mamaya after sa lakad...:yes:

^^thanks for this piece of good news bai...but please don't prolong our agony some more. hehe.

maayong aga bacolod kag negros occ.

What a nice morning to start. Na yah! another good news bisan HH pa lang, so exciting. Will it dethrone SanParq2?

:tiasd:

^^sanparq 2 is already dethroned long before it is finished. hehe. damo na naka-line up para kuhaon ang corona.:lol: its title will now be confined to the mandalagan area only. hehe

^^sanparq 2 is already dethroned long before it is finished. hehe. damo na naka-line up para kuhaon ang corona.:lol:

^^hopefully bacolod will continue to grow and investors won't hesitate to build taller buildings, condos or hotels.

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:

oh what a blessed sunday:lol:...tani 96F/60F,,,soon??? ah ti laban-laban mauna pani sya sa ayala residences gali...salamat sa good news bai...:lol::)

^^hopefully bacolod will continue to grow and investors won't hesitate to build taller buildings, condos or hotels.

^^unless PNoy screws up with the economy and given the current economic atmosphere in the province would prevail, i think investors will keep a keen eye in the province especially now that maranon's economic policies are geared towards that direction also.

oh my blessed sunday:lol:...tani 96F/60F,,,soon??? ah ti laban-laban mauna pani sya sa ayala residences gali...salamat sa good news bai...:lol::)

96 gid ya migo...its a tall order for me. MM has not have buildings that high.

the "bright" side of Albee...

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/sites/default/files/images/logo/sunstar-bacolod.png?1286170195

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THE Committee on Energy of the House of Representatives will be conducting a hearing on House Resolution 1218 on reasons behind the high prices of fuel products in the province of Negros Occidental.

As per the communication received by the Metro Bacolod Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MBCCI) from the Office of Third District Representative Albee Benitez, the hearing is tentatively scheduled first week of August in Bacolod City.

Benitez also requested MBCCI to provide his office with the average cost of each of the domestic oil pricing components on the oil pricing formula of oil companies.

The data, according to the communication, would help Committee members to further understand and trace the root causes of the high cost of fuel products in Negros Occidental so that Congress could come up with appropriate measures.

Benitez’s move is in response to the clamor of the transport groups and the business sector in the province on the high cost of fuel here compared to other provinces, especially in Metro Manila, at an average of P4 to P5 per liter.

Frank Carbon of MBCCI said they have requested the figures from the formula presented by the Department of Energy but until now, the agency has yet to respond to said request.

Carbon said those expected to attend the inquiry include members and officers of the United Drivers and Operators center (Undoc), Bacolod Federation of Drivers Association and Action Inc. (Febacda), Bacolod Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Southern Negros Fil-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Northern Negros Fil-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Consolidated Truckers Association, Association of Negros Occidental Gas Station Operators, Phoenix Petroleum, FilOil, Sea Oil, Total, Caltex, Shell, Petron, NPC and KBP. (Teresa Ellera-Dulla)

Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on July 23, 2011.

^^unless PNoy screws up with the economy and given the current economic atmosphere in the province would prevail, i think investors will keep a keen eye in the province especially now that maranon's economic policies are geared towards that direction also.



96 gid ya migo...its a tall order for me. MM has not have buildings that high.

guess-game lang mig ah hihi:lol::)sa diin ayhan nila ipatindog noh...basi lacson japun...the best ang lacson kun mag wall street sang hi-rises:lol:

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Improvement in Bacolod’s traffic management lauded

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THE Negrense for Noynoy Movement (N4NM) has commended local authorities, especially the police and other enforcers concerned, on an improved traffic situation in the City of Bacolod.

N4NM Core officers Nana Yulo, Alex Ozoa, Joe Pahilanga, Delia Jayme, Roque Hofilena, Antonio Yap, Carmela Namin, Roger Balderas, Greg Hofilena, Duds Locsin, Andrea Si and Ma. Lourdes Lapore said that in the past several weeks, “our group had observed in a number of busy intersections of Bacolod that the traffic difficulties can be improved with stricter and sustained enforcement of the traffic rules.”

“As we note the modest improvements so far, we must however emphasize that these few cases are only a start which must be continued and expanded citywide for we have also seen that traffic quickly revert to congestion when local authorities do not sustain their efforts. Also, there are still many areas where the required enforcement needs to be done,” the group said.

The group called on authorities and other agencies concerned to continue strengthening efforts.

“Only strong leadership and sustained coordinated efforts among government agencies and the citizenry concerned can, in the long run, effectively address this festering problem obstructing the growth of Bacolod City,” the group said. (Carla N. Canet)

guess-game lang mig ah hihi:lol::)sa diin ayhan nila ipatindog noh...basi lacson japun...the best ang lacson kun mag wall street sang hi-rises:lol:

^^mayo id migo kon sa lacson para mapuno ang lacson st sang mga mid to high rises. ayala ave is the wall street of the phils...lacson st will be the wall street of negros:lol:

‘Awards for Bacolod prove growth’
Written by admin Bacolod Currents Jul 16, 2011
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The city of Bacolod has grown consistently in many fronts over the years, as shown by the awards and recognitions it has received from credible local and international awards body and from surveys commissioned by well-known institutions, Mayor Evelio Leonardia said.

During the recent Peace and Order Council meeting, Leonardia cited a joint project of the Asian Institute of Management, German Technical Cooperation and the USAID that listed Bacolod as “one of the growth areas in the country,” a Philippine Information Agency (PIA) press release read.

In the survey, the city ranked second based on the dynamism of economy that considered infrastructure, cost of doing business, manpower and training and quality of life, it said.

Bacolod ranked first in the area that measured the responsiveness of the government or LGUs whether it hinders or facilitates the business, it added.

The city also ranked high on the quality of life that took into account the security of the people noting that the Bacolod City Peace and Order Council has always been on the list of Top 5 Most Outstanding Peace and Order Councils in the country, it said.

From its previous 5th place among the Next-Wave Cities of the Philippines in the Information Technology Industry, Bacolod is now on the 3rd spot where it ranked first on the aspects of business environment and risk management.

Bacolod had also been chosen as the Most Business Friendly City in the country by the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry.*PIA

‘Awards for Bacolod prove growth’
Written by admin Bacolod Currents Jul 16, 2011
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The city of Bacolod has grown consistently in many fronts over the years, as shown by the awards and recognitions it has received from credible local and international awards body and from surveys commissioned by well-known institutions, Mayor Evelio Leonardia said.

During the recent Peace and Order Council meeting, Leonardia cited a joint project of the Asian Institute of Management, German Technical Cooperation and the USAID that listed Bacolod as “one of the growth areas in the country,” a Philippine Information Agency (PIA) press release read.

In the survey, the city ranked second based on the dynamism of economy that considered infrastructure, cost of doing business, manpower and training and quality of life, it said.

Bacolod ranked first in the area that measured the responsiveness of the government or LGUs whether it hinders or facilitates the business, it added.

The city also ranked high on the quality of life that took into account the security of the people noting that the Bacolod City Peace and Order Council has always been on the list of Top 5 Most Outstanding Peace and Order Councils in the country, it said.

From its previous 5th place among the Next-Wave Cities of the Philippines in the Information Technology Industry, Bacolod is now on the 3rd spot where it ranked first on the aspects of business environment and risk management.

Bacolod had also been chosen as the Most Business Friendly City in the country by the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry.*PIA

:applause: :applause: :applause:

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:

^^wala pang detail pero may isang pic detail for us to tell na naka line-up na pwera lang kung maka 1997 like crisis uli:D
Post ko mamaya after sa lakad...:yes:

I'm excited to see it. :bowtie: Let us be :eek2: by that. :P

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Thanks @slerz!:okay:
High-rise as in how many floors? 22 or more?:D

22 floors guid ya? ;):nuts: As I always say, 25 na lang tani. :lol::nuts:

Thanks bai slerz, would that be the rumored Crown Regency Bacolod?...:)

Kung 25 stories kag Crown Regency pa guid ini, malipong na guid ko kay a reputable hotel chain will set foot in Bacolod. :lol::nuts:

the "bright" side of Albee...

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/sites/default/files/images/logo/sunstar-bacolod.png?1286170195

House sets probe on oil price disparity

Saturday, July 23, 2011

THE Committee on Energy of the House of Representatives will be conducting a hearing on House Resolution 1218 on reasons behind the high prices of fuel products in the province of Negros Occidental.

As per the communication received by the Metro Bacolod Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MBCCI) from the Office of Third District Representative Albee Benitez, the hearing is tentatively scheduled first week of August in Bacolod City.

Benitez also requested MBCCI to provide his office with the average cost of each of the domestic oil pricing components on the oil pricing formula of oil companies.

The data, according to the communication, would help Committee members to further understand and trace the root causes of the high cost of fuel products in Negros Occidental so that Congress could come up with appropriate measures.

Benitez’s move is in response to the clamor of the transport groups and the business sector in the province on the high cost of fuel here compared to other provinces, especially in Metro Manila, at an average of P4 to P5 per liter.

Frank Carbon of MBCCI said they have requested the figures from the formula presented by the Department of Energy but until now, the agency has yet to respond to said request.

Carbon said those expected to attend the inquiry include members and officers of the United Drivers and Operators center (Undoc), Bacolod Federation of Drivers Association and Action Inc. (Febacda), Bacolod Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Southern Negros Fil-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Northern Negros Fil-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Consolidated Truckers Association, Association of Negros Occidental Gas Station Operators, Phoenix Petroleum, FilOil, Sea Oil, Total, Caltex, Shell, Petron, NPC and KBP. (Teresa Ellera-Dulla)

Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on July 23, 2011.

I hope may tupa naman ang inquiry niya ini kay he did the same with the Bacolo-Silay Airport woes pero wala man may natabo masyado. :ohno:

‘Awards for Bacolod prove growth’
Written by admin Bacolod Currents Jul 16, 2011
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The city of Bacolod has grown consistently in many fronts over the years, as shown by the awards and recognitions it has received from credible local and international awards body and from surveys commissioned by well-known institutions, Mayor Evelio Leonardia said.

During the recent Peace and Order Council meeting, Leonardia cited a joint project of the Asian Institute of Management, German Technical Cooperation and the USAID that listed Bacolod as “one of the growth areas in the country,” a Philippine Information Agency (PIA) press release read.

In the survey, the city ranked second based on the dynamism of economy that considered infrastructure, cost of doing business, manpower and training and quality of life, it said.

Bacolod ranked first in the area that measured the responsiveness of the government or LGUs whether it hinders or facilitates the business, it added.

The city also ranked high on the quality of life that took into account the security of the people noting that the Bacolod City Peace and Order Council has always been on the list of Top 5 Most Outstanding Peace and Order Councils in the country, it said.

From its previous 5th place among the Next-Wave Cities of the Philippines in the Information Technology Industry, Bacolod is now on the 3rd spot where it ranked first on the aspects of business environment and risk management.

Bacolod had also been chosen as the Most Business Friendly City in the country by the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry.*PIA

Amo ni ya ang award na may patupa kag reputable ang sources. Keep it up City of Bacolod! :cheers:

^^mayo id migo kon sa lacson para mapuno ang lacson st sang mga mid to high rises. ayala ave is the wall street of the phils...lacson st will be the wall street of negros:lol:

Butangan pa guid Bacolod Stock Exchange to complete it all. :lol: Impossible dream mode naman ko... :nuts:

I'm excited to see it. :bowtie: Let us be :eek2: by that. :P

22 floors guid ya? ;):nuts: As I always say, 25 na lang tani. :lol::nuts:

Kung 25 stories kag Crown Regency pa guid ini, malipong na guid ko kay a reputable hotel chain will set foot in Bacolod. :lol::nuts:

kung amo ni ang gaguwa nga mga HH or BB para sa aton siyudad daw grabe na ni ya.hindi nagid mapunggan ang Bacolod. Ang wish ko ya sa aton siyudad tani may makapatindog theme park and hotel.

kung amo ni ang gaguwa nga mga HH or BB para sa aton siyudad daw grabe na ni ya.hindi nagid mapunggan ang Bacolod. Ang wish ko ya sa aton siyudad tani may makapatindog theme park and hotel.

^^ok man na but iloilo has that planned out already, I would rather see a hotel resort with water rides, giant beach pool, wave pools the works and an aquarium...wish mode*:nuts:

^^ok man na but iloilo has that planned out already, I would rather see a hotel resort with water rides, giant beach pool, wave pools the works and an aquarium...wish mode*:nuts:

I wonder kung ano to ang gina HH na theme park sa Pahanocoy. Any further details or rendering sini ayhan? :)

I wonder kung ano to ang gina HH na theme park sa Pahanocoy. Any further details or rendering sini ayhan? :)

^^lokal developer man lang na migz, I doubt its gonna be big probably small scale lang or basi daw calibago man bala nga my carabao sa unhan nga naga paligo kag naga emmmmm hehehee:nuts:

^^lokal developer man lang na migz, I doubt its gonna be big probably small scale lang or basi daw maribago man bala nga my carabao sa unhan nga naga paligo kag naga emmmmm hehehee:nuts:

Nagapaligo kag naga "shitzus have hypoallergenic fur". :lol::nuts:

Pasensya nya, na prolong ko agony nyo:lol: galing pa kase ng tree plan ang SSC Cebu, ngaun lang natapos...:D
pero sa details naman, di ko pa alam kung ilang floors kase sabi nila depends pa daw sa planning and mas bigger space, mas higher. Myvan properties already built Myvan Cityscapes 1 (16F), then yeaterday was the ground breaking of Myvan cityscapes 2 (16F)... then next will be this 4 projects below.
Although 16F lang ang latest 2 projects nila sa Cebu, we don't know baka sa Bacolod mas higher. Basta confirmed from the presentation and from them mismo that it's a high-rise Hotel and Residences. Specified talag yung "high-rise" na word...:okay:

here are their next 4 projects in Cebu and Bacolod...
the 2nd and 3rd are the high-rises...(hotel and residences)
http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/8995/soonproj1400.jpg


So yan lang muna mga migs ang details na maibibigay ko, antay nalang tayo... di pa siguro to this year...hehe

Pasensya nya, na prolong ko agony nyo:lol: galing pa kase ng tree plan ang SSC Cebu, ngaun lang natapos...:D
pero sa details naman, di ko pa alam kung ilang floors kase sabi nila depends pa daw sa planning and mas bigger space, mas higher. Myvan properties already built Myvan Cityscapes 1 (16F), then yeaterday was the ground breaking of Myvan cityscapes 2 (16F)... then next will be this 4 projects below.
Although 16F lang ang latest 2 projects nila sa Cebu, we don't know baka sa Bacolod mas higher. Basta confirmed from the presentation and from them mismo that it's a high-rise Hotel and Residences. Specified talag yung "high-rise" na word...:okay:

here are their next 4 projects in Cebu and Bacolod...
the 2nd and 3rd are the high-rises...(hotel and residences)
http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/8995/soonproj1400.jpg


So yan lang muna mga migs ang details na maibibigay ko, antay nalang tayo...hehe

Daw mayo haw? hahahah Thanks...

Pasensya nya, na prolong ko agony nyo:lol: galing pa kase ng tree plan ang SSC Cebu, ngaun lang natapos...:D
pero sa details naman, di ko pa alam kung ilang floors kase sabi nila depends pa daw sa planning and mas bigger space, mas higher. Myvan properties already built Myvan Cityscapes 1 (16F), then yeaterday was the ground breaking of Myvan cityscapes 2 (16F)... then next will be this 4 projects below.
Although 16F lang ang latest 2 projects nila sa Cebu, we don't know baka sa Bacolod mas higher. Basta confirmed from the presentation and from them mismo that it's a high-rise Hotel and Residences. Specified talag yung "high-rise" na word...:okay:

here are their next 4 projects in Cebu and Bacolod...
the 2nd and 3rd are the high-rises...(hotel and residences)
http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/8995/soonproj1400.jpg


So yan lang muna mga migs ang details na maibibigay ko, antay nalang tayo... di pa siguro to this year...hehe

^^yayayay...olala thanks @slerz you made our day here sa bacolod thread....:banana:

Pasensya nya, na prolong ko agony nyo:lol: galing pa kase ng tree plan ang SSC Cebu, ngaun lang natapos...:D
pero sa details naman, di ko pa alam kung ilang floors kase sabi nila depends pa daw sa planning and mas bigger space, mas higher. Myvan properties already built Myvan Cityscapes 1 (16F), then yeaterday was the ground breaking of Myvan cityscapes 2 (16F)... then next will be this 4 projects below.
Although 16F lang ang latest 2 projects nila sa Cebu, we don't know baka sa Bacolod mas higher. Basta confirmed from the presentation and from them mismo that it's a high-rise Hotel and Residences. Specified talag yung "high-rise" na word...:okay:

here are their next 4 projects in Cebu and Bacolod...
the 2nd and 3rd are the high-rises...(hotel and residences)
http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/8995/soonproj1400.jpg


So yan lang muna mga migs ang details na maibibigay ko, antay nalang tayo... di pa siguro to this year...hehe

I like how the Cebu - Bacolod partnership goes... dynamic, a friendship unfolding and strengthening. :)

SSC Bacolod people, when are we pushing through that planned "donate a festival decor to make Bacolod-Silay Airport Terminal a festival terminal" thing? :lol::cheers:

10 Negros First softbelles pass US visa interview (http://www.sunstar.com.ph/bacolod/sports/2011/07/22/10-negros-first-softbelles-pass-us-visa-interview-168324)


By Jerome S. Galunan Jr.
Friday, July 22, 2011

TEN of the 15-strong Negros First Junior League Team, who will represent the Philippines in the upcoming World Series this August in Kirkland, Washington, passed the visa interview last July 20 and 21at the US Embassy in Manila.

The approval of the visas of the other members will assure the country of a complete team competing in this World Series.

Those players scheduled to appear before the Embassy today are Tweedle Gee Samson, Edna Mae Severino and siblings Vanessa and Julie Zaragoza.



Those who already passed the interview were coach Rosie Velasco, Jamaica Aribas, Arielyn Areglado, Riflayca Basa, Jessel Tanya Belonio, Hannah dela Torre, Geialyn Dechosa, Florabelle Pabiania, Ma. Celestine Palma and Jenette Rusia.

After securing his passport, Romeo Palma will be assisted by the Little League of the Philippines to get a schedule for interview at the US Embassy tentatively next week.

The appearance of the team at the Embassy is part of the legal procedures in getting the players’ respective visas to allow them entry to the US.

The team will depart Manila Saturday at 6:30 p.m. and is expected to arrive at the New Bacolod-Silay Airport at around 7:30 p.m.

Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on July 22, 2011.

SSC is BACK!:banana::banana::banana:

Padayon!:cheers2::cheers2::cheers2:

SALAMAT bai @slerz!:okay:

Another Little Thing to look forward to!:D

Pasensya nya, na prolong ko agony nyo:lol: galing pa kase ng tree plan ang SSC Cebu, ngaun lang natapos...:D
pero sa details naman, di ko pa alam kung ilang floors kase sabi nila depends pa daw sa planning and mas bigger space, mas higher. Myvan properties already built Myvan Cityscapes 1 (16F), then yeaterday was the ground breaking of Myvan cityscapes 2 (16F)... then next will be this 4 projects below.
Although 16F lang ang latest 2 projects nila sa Cebu, we don't know baka sa Bacolod mas higher. Basta confirmed from the presentation and from them mismo that it's a high-rise Hotel and Residences. Specified talag yung "high-rise" na word...:okay:

here are their next 4 projects in Cebu and Bacolod...
the 2nd and 3rd are the high-rises...(hotel and residences)
http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/8995/soonproj1400.jpg


So yan lang muna mga migs ang details na maibibigay ko, antay nalang tayo... di pa siguro to this year...hehe

thanks bai slerz...daw nadagdag man ko sa pulungkuan ko ba..Myvan cityscapes is very much welcome here sa city of smiles..naga damu na ang balatanyan ta ba..sunod-sunod na ni after sang rivalry sang Sm and Ayala..:banana::banana::banana::banana:

MYVAN PROJECTS IN CEBU...

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/cityscape1-300x228.jpg
MYVAN Cityscape Tower

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/CITYSCAPE2_post.jpg
CITYSCAPE TOWER UPTOWN

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/p-atelier.jpg
Atelier Residences

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/p-vertu.jpg
Vertu Residences

^^hope the bacolod project is as good as any of the above.:cheers:

MYVAN PROJECTS IN CEBU...

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/cityscape1-300x228.jpg
MYVAN Cityscape Tower

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/CITYSCAPE2_post.jpg
CITYSCAPE TOWER UPTOWN

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/p-atelier.jpg
Atelier Residences

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/p-vertu.jpg
Vertu Residences

^^hope the bacolod project is as good as any of the above.:cheers:

Ay hala. Kanami sang ila designs, well suited for Bacolod guid. :cheers2:

Ay hala. Kanami sang ila designs, well suited for Bacolod guid. :cheers2:

^^ironically, their address is in cabankalan...

mandaue city:lol:

One of the big projects of Mayor Bing at Sum-ag

SUM-AG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Turning over of (18-classroom) 3-storey Building

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^^ironically, their address is in cabankalan...

mandaue city:lol:

Ma-clap clap guid ko kung magbutang sila development sa Kabankalan. :lol:

One of the big projects of Mayor Bing at Sum-ag

SUM-AG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Turning over of (18-classroom) 3-storey Building

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/262503_10150268110157268_524847267_7418025_8275154_n.jpg

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https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/206043_10150268112042268_524847267_7418065_4968916_n.jpg

Ginhimo niya man na daw NBGC ang hitsura ba. :lol::nuts:

^^ironically, their address is in cabankalan...

mandaue city:lol:

daw nakibot naman ko sang Cabankalan nga ina.

so may Kabankalan man gali sa Cebu?..same spelling ni migo sang aton di sa Negros? or amo gid na ya ang spelling sang ila da?


indi lang ta anay mag expect ah.basi pa style man lang na sila sa publicity kay ang Bacolod kag Negros subong very hot news in the whole country tungod sang AYALA- SM controversy.

One of the big projects of Mayor Bing at Sum-ag

SUM-AG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Turning over of (18-classroom) 3-storey Building

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/262503_10150268110157268_524847267_7418025_8275154_n.jpg

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^^baw linti...sa pagkatahum nga elementary school. tani tanan nga elemetanry school sa bacolod butangan ni mayor pareho sini nga design.

daw nakibot naman ko sang Cabankalan nga ina.

so may Kabankalan man gali sa Cebu?..same spelling ni migo sang aton di sa Negros? or amo gid na ya ang spelling sang ila da?


indi lang ta anay mag expect ah.basi pa style man lang na sila sa publicity kay ang Bacolod kag Negros subong very hot news in the whole country tungod sang AYALA- SM controversy.

its all C gali migs...cabancalan.

MYVAN PROJECTS IN CEBU...

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/cityscape1-300x228.jpg
MYVAN Cityscape Tower

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/CITYSCAPE2_post.jpg
CITYSCAPE TOWER UPTOWN

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/p-atelier.jpg
Atelier Residences

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/p-vertu.jpg
Vertu Residences

^^hope the bacolod project is as good as any of the above.:cheers:

very nice ah... tani amo man na ang sa Bacolod.

@Slerz-daghan salamat bai sa good news... :cheers::cheers:

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/sites/default/files/images/logo/sunstar-bacolod.png?1286170195

Improvement in Bacolod’s traffic management lauded

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THE Negrense for Noynoy Movement (N4NM) has commended local authorities, especially the police and other enforcers concerned, on an improved traffic situation in the City of Bacolod.

N4NM Core officers Nana Yulo, Alex Ozoa, Joe Pahilanga, Delia Jayme, Roque Hofilena, Antonio Yap, Carmela Namin, Roger Balderas, Greg Hofilena, Duds Locsin, Andrea Si and Ma. Lourdes Lapore said that in the past several weeks, “our group had observed in a number of busy intersections of Bacolod that the traffic difficulties can be improved with stricter and sustained enforcement of the traffic rules.”

“As we note the modest improvements so far, we must however emphasize that these few cases are only a start which must be continued and expanded citywide for we have also seen that traffic quickly revert to congestion when local authorities do not sustain their efforts. Also, there are still many areas where the required enforcement needs to be done,” the group said.

The group called on authorities and other agencies concerned to continue strengthening efforts.

“Only strong leadership and sustained coordinated efforts among government agencies and the citizenry concerned can, in the long run, effectively address this festering problem obstructing the growth of Bacolod City,” the group said. (Carla N. Canet)

panilag ko lang ang N4NM ni nga amo ang nag pa delay sang construction sang flyover nag pa style naman sa publicity...or basi namarasmasan na gid man sila sang ila mga nahimo nga sala,nag tone down sila kay nakita nila ang mejora sang flyover nga effective sa paghagan hagan sang traffic.ti pabay an ta na lang ni sila ah.mayo man gani.

Ur welcome mga Migs. Kahapon lang namin nalaman yan sa ground breaking ng Cityscape uptown. Syempre, SSC was there...:D
Cabancalan is a barangay in Mandaue City. Actually their Cityscape 1 is the 1st high-rise in Mandaue City...:yes:

10 Negros First softbelles pass US visa interview (http://www.sunstar.com.ph/bacolod/sports/2011/07/22/10-negros-first-softbelles-pass-us-visa-interview-168324)


By Jerome S. Galunan Jr.
Friday, July 22, 2011

TEN of the 15-strong Negros First Junior League Team, who will represent the Philippines in the upcoming World Series this August in Kirkland, Washington, passed the visa interview last July 20 and 21at the US Embassy in Manila.

Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on July 22, 2011.

related news....while the junior softball team is almost sure of going to the US with the help of our provincial government, their senior counterpart who are mostly players from negros occidental are still battling it out for funding..:ohno:

Softball princesses need white knight
THE GAME OF MY LIFE By Bill Velasco (The Philippine Star) Updated July 23, 2011 12:00 AM Comments (4) View comments
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On July 29, our Philippine girls’ 16- to 18-year old softball team is slated to leave for the Little League World Championship in Kalamazoo, Michigan, with a very strong chance of coming home with the title. Once again, the Philippines is representing the Asia-Pacific region.

There’s only one problem. They don’t have the money to get to Kalamazoo.

“We approached the Philippine Sports Commission since we won the Asia-Pacific championship against Guam in Bacolod last June 25,” recounts Manila Councilor Che Borromeo, the team’s manager. “They told us the funds are going to be used for the Southeast Asian Games. They will just cover our travel tax exemption.”

In the remaining week before their scheduled departure, Team Philippines needs to raise about $45,000 more so that the 13 players, four coaches and one or two officials can make the trip. Half of the team, a collection of outstanding players from various school and local government squads, come from poor families - most from Negros - who are only able to study in Metro Manila because they are on softball scholarships.

Pitcher Veronica Belleza is from Murcia, Negros Occidental, and a second year college student at Rizal Technological University whose father died a few years ago, and whose mother is unemployed. Pitcher and outfielder Annalie Benjamen is a farmer’s daughter from a nearby barangay. Outfielder Glesyl Opjer is an auto mechanic’s daughter who grew up in Silay City. Second baseman Michelle Lentija’s father is a construction worker in Bacolod City. Catcher Clariz Palma’s father is a security guard likewise from Murcia. Shortstop Cindy Carol Banay is the child of a jeepney driver from Bago City. Outfielder Gene Joy Parilla, studying at the Caloocan campus of University of the East, grew up in Cagayan de Oro City. First baseman Rizza Bernardino is a tricycle driver’s daughter from Sta. Cruz, Laguna.

Each of these strong, independent young women has transcended her difficult beginnings, learning softball anywhere from age five to 11, and transformed into a local, national and international champion softballer. Now, despite the financial constraints and the looming possibility that their sacrifice will go to waste, they are still training as hard as they can, even spending their weekends isolated at the campus of Adamson University to improve their bond with one another. They get up a 4:30 in the morning to run along Manila Bay to start their day. And they are not even allowed the use of their cell phones.

All this simply to be prepared should some white knight come to rescue their dream of going to the Little League Worlds.

“We have something to prove to ourselves if we are able to go,” says coach Ana Maria Santiago. “We need to show our sponsors and whoever helps us that we are doing our best to win.”

In 2001 and 2005, Team Philippines finished second runner-up in the Little League World Championship. In 2008 and 2010, they finished first runner-up. In the 2008 edition, the Philippines was leading host US two runs to one, when the very last American batter hit a solo home run to send the game into extra innings. In the second extra inning, with the score tied at one, the same thing happened, and the Filipinas lost a heartbreaker by one run.

“That’s why we feel people will help us, because we’ve proven that even if we come from a small country in Asia, we can beat the bigger countries in this sport,” declares Laura Lehmann, who has been playing softball since she was five years old. “And if you watch that game, you’ll see that we had more hits and more outs. It was just that one run.”

Once the team arrives on the East Coast, local Filipino communities will take care of their transportation, food and accommodations for tune-up games and the actual competition, although the girls will be split up into groups of two or three and cared for by various foster families. But here at home, their relative anonymity is also working against them.

“It’s also difficult because nobody knows about us,” admits Lehmann, one of three players on the team from International School Manila. “But if people find out about us and see how hard we work, they would want to help.”

The past two weeks, the team has been soliciting help from friends in media to publicize their dilemma. It has helped in bringing in small donations from private sponsors. But time and funds are short, and they need a miracle. The irony is that, on a frenzied sports weekend when multi-million dollar basketball players and insanely popular footballers are drawing huge, fanatical crowds, this platoon of driven, wholesome, attractive young champion Pinay athletes desperately needs a helping hand to fulfill their lifelong dreams. What the visiting NBA All-Stars earn in one weekend would help our whole girls softball team get a fair shot at a world championship.

They represent the best of our race. There must be a white knight willing to come to their rescue out there somewhere.

www.philstar.com

Ginhimo niya man na daw NBGC ang hitsura ba. :lol::nuts:

yes mig..same with Bacolod pavillion in Panaad Park and Stadium..hehehee

Bacolod Pavillion

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/26989_110101485667672_100000034632794_261782_3792090_n.jpg

^^baw linti...sa pagkatahum nga elementary school. tani tanan nga elemetanry school sa bacolod butangan ni mayor pareho sini nga design.

bilib ka na migs ay..daw pwede na gani himuon city hall...its huge sa personal...what I like kay Mayor Bing kay ara gid na pirmi sa agenda niya just like what happened sa Bacolod City College..

it is nice to read a lot of good news.. daw Halo2x.. damo panakot.. Matam-is.. Mabugnaw.. BRAIN FREEZE!!!

Miga welcome back. hidlaw manta sang kilometric post moba.

Hello migo... 24/7 SSC naman ko from now on.. napakayo ko na ang akon nga laptop eh... yey!!! :)

Another high-rise na naka line-up for Bacolod City by a Cebuano developer. Although after pa matapos ng on going project nila sa dito sa Cebu. Pero soooon! :okay:

Pasensya nya, na prolong ko agony nyo:lol: galing pa kase ng tree plan ang SSC Cebu, ngaun lang natapos...:D
pero sa details naman, di ko pa alam kung ilang floors kase sabi nila depends pa daw sa planning and mas bigger space, mas higher. Myvan properties already built Myvan Cityscapes 1 (16F), then yeaterday was the ground breaking of Myvan cityscapes 2 (16F)... then next will be this 4 projects below.
Although 16F lang ang latest 2 projects nila sa Cebu, we don't know baka sa Bacolod mas higher. Basta confirmed from the presentation and from them mismo that it's a high-rise Hotel and Residences. Specified talag yung "high-rise" na word...:okay:

here are their next 4 projects in Cebu and Bacolod...
the 2nd and 3rd are the high-rises...(hotel and residences)
http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/8995/soonproj1400.jpg


So yan lang muna mga migs ang details na maibibigay ko, antay nalang tayo... di pa siguro to this year...hehe

oh nana! whats my name... oh nana! whats my name??? I SOOO LOVE THIS MIGO!!! Daghang salamat kaayo for the information!!! YES YES YES... I am looking forward to this development... basta from SSC Cebu its a rumor worth waiting for! yes yes yes... kanindot kaayo sang ila mga projects... :)

MYVAN PROJECTS IN CEBU...

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/cityscape1-300x228.jpg
MYVAN Cityscape Tower

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/CITYSCAPE2_post.jpg
CITYSCAPE TOWER UPTOWN

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/p-atelier.jpg
Atelier Residences

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/p-vertu.jpg
Vertu Residences

^^hope the bacolod project is as good as any of the above.:cheers:

I So agree migo... :)

^^baw linti...sa pagkatahum nga elementary school. tani tanan nga elemetanry school sa bacolod butangan ni mayor pareho sini nga design.

hahahaha nakatawa man ko sa imo migs bah... naka pamuyayaw ka guid sa wala oras ay??? hehehehehe pero i agree.. kanami man guid.. :)

Ur welcome mga Migs. Kahapon lang namin nalaman yan sa ground breaking ng Cityscape uptown. Syempre, SSC was there...:D
Cabancalan is a barangay in Mandaue City. Actually their Cityscape 1 is the 1st high-rise in Mandaue City...:yes:

THANKS KAAYO BAI!!! Kanus-a ka pa manila??? pa aasign jud ko sa IBM Cebu... ma open na jud ang site sa Cebu within this year... :)

MYVAN PROJECTS IN CEBU...

http://myvanproperties.com.ph/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/CITYSCAPE2_post.jpg
CITYSCAPE TOWER UPTOWN

^^hope the bacolod project is as good as any of the above.:cheers:

Hoping their Bacolod project will be like this one. Modern, sleek and imposing. :) Thanks bai @slerz sa good news. Nami gid kon mangin-successful ini na project sang MYVAN sa Bacolod. :cheers:

One of the big projects of Mayor Bing at Sum-ag

SUM-AG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Turning over of (18-classroom) 3-storey Building


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abi ko mig Lasalle Taft. :lol::lol: Thanks sa pics and update. :okay:

Hello migo... 24/7 SSC naman ko from now on.. napakayo ko na ang akon nga laptop eh... yey!!! :)





oh nana! whats my name... oh nana! whats my name??? I SOOO LOVE THIS MIGO!!! Daghang salamat kaayo for the information!!! YES YES YES... I am looking forward to this development... basta from SSC Cebu its a rumor worth waiting for! yes yes yes... kanindot kaayo sang ila mga projects... :)



I So agree migo... :)



hahahaha nakatawa man ko sa imo migs bah... naka pamuyayaw ka guid sa wala oras ay??? hehehehehe pero i agree.. kanami man guid.. :)



THANKS KAAYO BAI!!! Kanus-a ka pa manila??? pa aasign jud ko sa IBM Cebu... ma open na jud ang site sa Cebu within this year... :)
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WELCOME BACK miga shugar!:D
Expect naman kami gali sini sang kilometric posts eh.:lol:

OT: what happened to your siggy?
Gin-trippingan sang mods?:lol:

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WELCOME BACK miga shugar!:D
Expect naman kami gali sini sang kilometric posts eh.:lol:

OT: what happened to your siggy?
Gin-trippingan sang mods?:lol:

hahha korek migs... KILOMETRIC POSTS naman ni gani... and about my siggy? YES I dont know what happened to it.... ill just modify my siggy later... hahaha :)

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Migo RN, now you have an idea what our dear mods can do to siggys?;)

Pasensya nya, na prolong ko agony nyo:lol: galing pa kase ng tree plan ang SSC Cebu, ngaun lang natapos...:D
pero sa details naman, di ko pa alam kung ilang floors kase sabi nila depends pa daw sa planning and mas bigger space, mas higher. Myvan properties already built Myvan Cityscapes 1 (16F), then yeaterday was the ground breaking of Myvan cityscapes 2 (16F)... then next will be this 4 projects below.
Although 16F lang ang latest 2 projects nila sa Cebu, we don't know baka sa Bacolod mas higher. Basta confirmed from the presentation and from them mismo that it's a high-rise Hotel and Residences. Specified talag yung "high-rise" na word...:okay:

here are their next 4 projects in Cebu and Bacolod...
the 2nd and 3rd are the high-rises...(hotel and residences)

So yan lang muna mga migs ang details na maibibigay ko, antay nalang tayo... di pa siguro to this year...hehe

gakaguwaan man ako ba( balhas ),sa revelation mo gaw eh. :-)Basi airport area ni?

Ma-clap clap guid ko kung magbutang sila development sa Kabankalan. :lol:

baw pwede gid to nakon ma-offer property namon sa Kabankalan.hehe patyon ko guro sang iloy ko.:-P

SANPARQ TOWER

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^^
Migo RN, now you have an idea what our dear mods can do to siggys?;)

Hungdun ko guid amo na next time signature ko para masadyahan sila... as in i-post ko ang rules and regulations nila as signature ko. :lol:

Pasensya nya, na prolong ko agony nyo:lol: galing pa kase ng tree plan ang SSC Cebu, ngaun lang natapos...:D
pero sa details naman, di ko pa alam kung ilang floors kase sabi nila depends pa daw sa planning and mas bigger space, mas higher. Myvan properties already built Myvan Cityscapes 1 (16F), then yeaterday was the ground breaking of Myvan cityscapes 2 (16F)... then next will be this 4 projects below.
Although 16F lang ang latest 2 projects nila sa Cebu, we don't know baka sa Bacolod mas higher. Basta confirmed from the presentation and from them mismo that it's a high-rise Hotel and Residences. Specified talag yung "high-rise" na word...:okay:

here are their next 4 projects in Cebu and Bacolod...
the 2nd and 3rd are the high-rises...(hotel and residences)
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So yan lang muna mga migs ang details na maibibigay ko, antay nalang tayo... di pa siguro to this year...hehe

thanks bai :) this is really a good news. :) baw namian ko sini na news a :)

"THE MORE YOU HATE!!!! THE MORE WE LAUGH" :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

^^ Its nice to see na ka vibrant sang Lopues Art District pag night time. Thanks sa mga photos mig @Smile. :)

CONGRATS!!!!:cheers::cheers:

^^ Its nice to see na ka vibrant sang Lopues Art District pag night time. Thanks sa mga photos mig @Smile. :)

nakibot ko migs, i thought it wont prosper... grabe gali ang tao...damo damo gid ya :) its beautiful...they need to add more accent pa

CONGRATS!!!!:cheers::cheers:

thanks bai.... these are little things coming our way :) all i can say is, Bacolod is moving fast, damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead :)

^^walay sapayan migo@SUV, atleats naa najuy ni.abot na dakung gasa/grasya gikan sa amung pinalanggang syudad sa sugbo... expect na dghan pang umaabot na very upscale and iconic projects to come, surely mg.pusot2x na jud nah :okay:

BTW, bacolod lopue art district, similar to Cebu's night out spots... geezz next big thing :yes:

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kanami man di gali na angle sang sanparq kung mahuman

Thanks sa pics and updates Ton, bale expansion gali sang eco agri park ang ila gina plano sa pahanocoy........alive na alive man ang nightlife sa art district ah, damo damo na gid lagawan, kon matak an ka sa isa ka lugar saylo ka lang, labay man akon daw wala na gid balita ang goldenfields nightlife.....kag sa mga upcoming projects, balantayan galore gid...:okay:.....:cheers::cheers::cheers::banana::banana::banana:

Thanks sa pics and updates Ton, bale expansion gali sang eco agri park ang ila gina plano sa pahanocoy........alive na alive man ang nightlife sa art district ah, damo damo na gid lagawan, kon matak an ka sa isa ka lugar saylo ka lang, labay man akon daw wala na gid balita ang goldenfields nightlife.....kag sa mga upcoming projects, balantayan galore gid...:okay:.....:cheers::cheers::cheers::banana::banana::banana:

tito, ang goldenfields is still doing well,, indi na ina matumba ya.. lapta gid ang night life sa Bacolod ano pa daw ang dalan wala ga kahubsan salakyan

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I missed you so much!

Lopue's Art District

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Salamat sa mga pictures Migo Suv.
Kon sa Goldenfields medyo hyper mga tawo diri naman Lopues Art District medyo slow and easy.
Nami nightlife sa Bacolod.

^^walay sapayan migo@SUV, atleats naa najuy ni.abot na dakung gasa/grasya gikan sa amung pinalanggang syudad sa sugbo... expect na dghan pang umaabot na very upscale and iconic projects to come, surely mg.pusot2x na jud nah :okay:

BTW, bacolod lopue art district, similar to Cebu's night out spots... geezz next big thing :yes:

thanks to cebu spill over :) nagrasyahan gid kami di bai

I missed you so much!

Salamat sa mga pictures Migo Suv.
Kon sa Goldenfields medyo hyper mga tawo diri naman Lopues Art District medyo slow and easy.
Nami nightlife sa Bacolod.

mga teeners ang ara da migs, mga rich kids mostly

nakibot ko migs, i thought it wont prosper... grabe gali ang tao...damo damo gid ya :) its beautiful...they need to add more accent pa

I guess the Art District saved the sliding image of Lopue's Mandalagan for now. I hope they'd made more similar projects pa guid. :cheers:

gakaguwaan man ako ba( balhas ),sa revelation mo gaw eh. :-)Basi airport area ni?

Indi lang sa airport nayun ang highrise kay budlay na karun sa mga planes ta kag siyempre ma hamper ang atun bid for international status. Bagay guid na siya nayun sa may stretch sang Lacson na lapit sa ABS-CBN. :cheers:

baw pwede gid to nakon ma-offer property namon sa Kabankalan.hehe patyon ko guro sang iloy ko.:-P

I believe she would love it later on kung dako ang offer. :lol:

Pasensya nya, na prolong ko agony nyo:lol: galing pa kase ng tree plan ang SSC Cebu, ngaun lang natapos...:D
pero sa details naman, di ko pa alam kung ilang floors kase sabi nila depends pa daw sa planning and mas bigger space, mas higher. Myvan properties already built Myvan Cityscapes 1 (16F), then yeaterday was the ground breaking of Myvan cityscapes 2 (16F)... then next will be this 4 projects below.
Although 16F lang ang latest 2 projects nila sa Cebu, we don't know baka sa Bacolod mas higher. Basta confirmed from the presentation and from them mismo that it's a high-rise Hotel and Residences. Specified talag yung "high-rise" na word...:okay:

here are their next 4 projects in Cebu and Bacolod...
the 2nd and 3rd are the high-rises...(hotel and residences)
http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/8995/soonproj1400.jpg


So yan lang muna mga migs ang details na maibibigay ko, antay nalang tayo... di pa siguro to this year...hehe


:okay:....tahum, kag 2 gid gali ila projects sa Bacolod....thanks sa balita bai slerz.:cheers2::cheers1:

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Nice pics.....ara na gali ang Smart na ad sa tube.:)

Pasensya nya, na prolong ko agony nyo:lol: galing pa kase ng tree plan ang SSC Cebu, ngaun lang natapos...:D
pero sa details naman, di ko pa alam kung ilang floors kase sabi nila depends pa daw sa planning and mas bigger space, mas higher. Myvan properties already built Myvan Cityscapes 1 (16F), then yeaterday was the ground breaking of Myvan cityscapes 2 (16F)... then next will be this 4 projects below.
Although 16F lang ang latest 2 projects nila sa Cebu, we don't know baka sa Bacolod mas higher. Basta confirmed from the presentation and from them mismo that it's a high-rise Hotel and Residences. Specified talag yung "high-rise" na word...:okay:

here are their next 4 projects in Cebu and Bacolod...
the 2nd and 3rd are the high-rises...(hotel and residences)
http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/8995/soonproj1400.jpg


So yan lang muna mga migs ang details na maibibigay ko, antay nalang tayo... di pa siguro to this year...hehe

may bago naman nga nagapangaluyag nga cebuano kay Lin-ay Sang Negros...:lol::)

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Good Evening Bacolod! :)

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I Like so MUCH! :) Migs, thanks for the photos and updates... super dula ang hidlaw ko sa bacolod... super pabugal ko guid sa mga friends ko di ang developments sa bacolod... subong pa nga kay-o na laptop ko 24/7 ssc naman ko ni... hahahaha :) ILL SEE YOU HERE IN MANILA SOOOOOON! :)

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I Like so MUCH! :) Migs, thanks for the photos and updates... super dula ang hidlaw ko sa bacolod... super pabugal ko guid sa mga friends ko di ang developments sa bacolod... subong pa nga kay-o na laptop ko 24/7 ssc naman ko ni... hahahaha :) ILL SEE YOU HERE IN MANILA SOOOOOON! :)

see you soon... we'll party at rockwell with some negrense dignitaries :)

see you soon... we'll party at rockwell with some negrense dignitaries :)

sureness migo... :) lapit na lang guid... naga prepare na ko subong gani... naga supot guid ako para maka buy ako sang outfit that will match the event... hahaha of course, ikaw ang mapili sang outfit para sa akon... :)

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14th floor na.....:cheers2::cheers1::cheers:..:cucumber::cucumber::cucumber:

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Kampeon na kuha.....:okay:

sureness migo... :) lapit na lang guid... naga prepare na ko subong gani... naga supot guid ako para maka buy ako sang outfit that will match the event... hahaha of course, ikaw ang mapili sang outfit para sa akon... :)

Lapit na Negros Trade Fair no? What day gani? Daw 26 no? :D

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Hala! NagapaMUYAYAW na ang soon to be WV's Tallest Building... :) Ga say "HELLO WORLD!" na sha!!! :banana::banana::banana:

14th floor na.....:cheers2::cheers1::cheers:..:cucumber::cucumber::cucumber:

Katahum na guid ya tito... :) as in... :) makita na nga gina install na nila ang Arc design sang building that will resemble the Burj al Dubai Tower... hehehehe

Lapit na Negros Trade Fair no? What day gani? Daw 26 no? :D

^^ Wit ko knows megz ah... ask lang SUV about the date kay for sure he knows it... how about sa NTF na ta ma meet tanan???

^^ Wit ko knows megz ah... ask lang SUV about the date kay for sure he knows it... how about sa NTF na ta ma meet tanan???

Yep! Didto na ta ma meet tanan. Ma roll call ko sang nagconfirm maybe later para maremind ang wala pa nakahatag infos. Ginatry ko na puno piggy bank ko kay sure sosyalan guid ni nga party party for SSC Bacolod in Manila people kay Rockwell bi. :cheers:

Yep! Didto na ta ma meet tanan. Ma roll call ko sang nagconfirm maybe later para maremind ang wala pa nakahatag infos. Ginatry ko na puno piggy bank ko kay sure sosyalan guid ni nga party party for SSC Bacolod in Manila people kay Rockwell bi. :cheers:

give me your names kay e negotiate ko regarding your entrance and please specify the date...we will try to include you in the program if you can gather more participants.

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Nakakamiss! I am willing to spend even some big bucks just to have inasal as good as this here in Manila. :ohno: Galaway ko a! Namiss ko man ang atay nga ginsugba which was marinated in a nice mix of sauces. Yum! :cheers2:

give me your names kay e negotiate ko regarding your entrance

Ginpost ko lang sa FB page ang ila names para makita man sang iban na resident in Manila nga interested magkadto. :)

Sa mga taga SSC Bacolod nga gusto magkadto sa Manila meet-up, didto lang kamo confirm mga migo and miga sa Facebook page. I hope soonest kamo makapasa sang names niyo para di na mabudlayan si migo SUV mag negotiate. The more the merrier guid. :)

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It's more of a water park than a theme park gali mga peeps

Ang ila May's Garden da subong sa RU tama na katahum kag kanamit sg pagkaon kun magpa cater dira. Mayo ni kay another Organic Restaurant naman.

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good morning Bacolod

SM CITY BACOLOD

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SM CITY BACOLOD

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14th floor and still moving up

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LIKE!:okay:

Expansion...NEXT PLEASE!:D
(leave the Capitol Property to ALI).

Sa mga taga SSC Bacolod nga gusto magkadto sa Manila meet-up, didto lang kamo confirm mga migo and miga sa Facebook page. I hope soonest kamo makapasa sang names niyo para di na mabudlayan si migo SUV mag negotiate. The more the merrier guid. :)

exactly migs :) we have 2 months pa to prepare :) lets make NTF a success :) this is the longest running trade fair in the country and we should be proud of it....tatak Negrense :)

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Salamat sa pics migo SUV.:)
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SM,take notice!:colbert:

Support snowballs for Capitol land deal with Ayala
BY RANIE S. AZUE

BACOLOD City – The multi-billion land purchase and lease deal between the provincial government of Negros Occidental and giant land developer Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) keeps on gathering massive supports from different sectors amid the protest of rival developer SM Prime Holdings Inc. (SMPHI).

The latest to issue a statement of support to the deal were the barangay kagawads from Talisay City and two sugar planters / producers associations.

According to Sulpicio “Bingbing” Verdeflor Jr., president of the Negros First Kagawad Association Talisay Chapter, they are supportive of the development project initiated by both the provincial government and ALI.

He also said they abhor SMPHI for trying to derail the project.

The development of the properties surrounding the provincial capitol would boast the economy of the province and will provide livelihood opportunities not only for Bacolod City but also for neighboring towns and cities, particularly the city of Talisay which is very near the center of the province, Verdeflor explained.

Verdeflor also said the continued insistence of SMPHI that it was the real winner of the second bidding -- which was declared by the Committee on Awards and Disposals of Properties headed by the governor as a failure -- is a form of bullying.

Meanwhile, the United Sugar Producers Federation of the Philippines (UNIFED) through its president Manuel Lamata said they are fully supportive of the governor and the members of the provincial Committee on Awards and Disposal of Real Properties in their decision to sell and lease the 7.7 hectares to Ayala Land.

Lamata said they want a first-class contractor to do its thing in Bacolod, citing the proposed P6-billion investment eyed by Ayala Land on the project.

On the other hand, the National Federation of Sugarcane Planters headed by Enrique Rojas said they are behind the governor because Ayala Land has a track record for beautiful development work.

He stressed that the investment eyed by ALI is something new to the city of Bacolod and the province of Negros Occidental, and will definitely boost the local economy.

Panay News received information that the United Negros Drivers Operators Center (UNDOC), a federation of public transport associations (mostly out-of-town buses and public utility jeepneys), will also issue a statement of support to the provincial government and ALI.

Last week, four business groups headed by the influential Metro Bacolod Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MBCCI) issued its endorsement of the agreement entered by Gov. Alfredo Marañon and representatives of ALI for the development of the capitol properties.

Their support was also echoed by the Southern Negros Filipino-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Northern Negros Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce, and the Philippine Chamber of Commerce Western Visayas Chapter.

Also, text messages started to circulated Friday last week calling for a boycott of SM and its businesses in the city if it pursues its legal cases against the province.

The completion of the multi-billion deal between capitol and ALI is temporarily put on hold as SMPHI was granted a 60-day TRO by the Court of Appeals in Cebu while its petition for a Preliminary Injunction with Certiorari is being heard in a local court here.

ALI won the right to purchase and lease 7.7 hectares of the provincial government after SMPHI failed to join the negotiated bid presentation called by Marañon as it continued to stress they already won the second bidding process./PN


Panay News (http://www.panaynewsphilippines.com/bacolod%201.htm)

:okay:

Bacolod eyes top spot in ‘Next Wave Cities’ ranking
BY RANIE S. AZUE

BACOLOD City – Amid adverse reactions on the dissolution of the Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT), the Bacolod-Negros Occidental Federation for Information and Communications Technology (BNEFIT) is still expecting positive marks for Bacolod City in the “Next Wave Cities” ranking for 2011.

According to Atty. Jocelle Batapa-Sigue, chairperson of BNEFIT, they are currently eyeing the top spot for Bacolod in this year’s evaluation.

In 2009, Bacolod was in the fifth place and moved two notches higher last year.

Batapa-Sigue is confident that this year will even be better, noting the strides made in human capital development and infrastructure.

“We made sure that these developments were evaluated for purposes of the 2011 ranking. But whatever the results will be, it is best to let everyone know the reasons why Bacolod has a good chance to rank higher,” Batapa-Sigue said.

The former Bacolod City Councilor said BNEFIT had been consistently the highest among the Top Next Wave Cities for the business environment criterion, especially with the support of local governments and the presence of BNEFIT as a multi-stakeholder organization that promotes programs to attract IT-BPO investments.

Currently, the IT-business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in Bacolod City has generated almost 10,000 direct jobs -- which translate to an annual salary of more than one billion pesos.

The Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT), the Business Processing Association of the Philippines and the Department of Trade and Industry are behind the annual ranking. They assess a city’s (including its province and nearby cities) potential as an IT-BPO location in terms of human capital, cost of doing business, availability of real estate, reliability of telecommunications infrastructure, and business environment.

“Among the reasons why we are confident of a positive ranking is the strong and clear show of desire by the provincial government to complement and reinforce the gains of Bacolod thru strong collaboration with the academe and the business and private sector,” she explained further.

Just this June 2, Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr. called for the 1st Negros Occidental ICT Summit.

He also appointed Batapa-Sigue as consultant for the Negros Occidental ICT Investments Program.

Local governments and the business sector of cities like Talisay, Silay, Bago, San Carlos and Kabankalan are supportive of the provincial government’s IT initiatives./PN

a good read!
what say you SMPH?

FOCUS
by Modesto Sa-onoy


SM is bullying Capitol

The press conference called by SM last Tuesday, the succeeding media campaign and the temporary restraining order (TRO) filed in Cebu made clear that the objective of these legal maneuvers by SM was to bully the Negros Occidental provincial government to make it the winner in the bidding for the provincial lots.

I did not know there was to be a presscon on July 19 but we were at the Negros Press Club building for a separate meeting, so after we disposed of our agenda, we sat down to listen.

The SM lawyer was narrating the same reasons for filing the case against the provincial government but it seems the press was being giving a runaround and there were statements that were indeed unsettling.

I asked where this case is going to. The SM spokesman, caught unaware, said that until they are accepted as the winner.

I probed further by asking, is this not threatening the government, coercing it and make SM the winner?

While he denied it, his clarifications indicated nothing else but, in the words of Gov. Freddie Marañon, to force the Capitol to make SM the winner.

He mentioned there are several reasons to show the governor favored Ayala Land but when I asked to give us the reasons, he just mentioned the same thing he had been saying all along.

Worse he said that there was favoritism because the Capitol also invited Ayala Land when they were the first to make an offer.

I asked whether it is favoritism to ask another to bid since this is government property.

I was probing deep into his statements and even citing the kind of attitude SM in Bacolod in relation to a problem, but SM must have sensed it would not be able to answer, so his companion stood up and intervened, saying I was already arguing. I then know SM’s position is merely posturing. For what purpose? That is another topic.

He even said that SM will “investigate,” which means that they have nothing solid but posturing, especially after the court refused to grant them a TRO to stop the bidding.

Why conduct an investigation when one has all the facts?

But there was something sinister in this plan – they want to look for what SM claim something irregular in the bidding. That also confirms that they have nothing, and so they go fishing for whatever mud they can find to throw at the Capitol. It is a clear attempt at bullying, like a bully who wants to get his lollipop.

Let’s take this “reason” SM says shows that the bidding favored Ayala.

He said the bid price was not published. Granting, even if there is no law requiring the publication of the bid price and that the Commission on Audit has approved this price. SM did not know the price, but did Ayala know the price? That seems to be the thesis of SM.

Thus, SM must show that the non-publication of the bid price favored Ayala; that Ayala was informed of the bid price. The insinuation and suspicion that SM is throwing around are that Ayala knew, thus the favoritism.

A little logic would have told SM that if Ayala knew the bid price, why was Ayala’s first bid lower than theirs and risked losing the bid?

If non-publication is the reason for “favoritism,” why didn’t SM join the second bidding when the bid price was already revealed after the first bidding and even after the court threw out its petition for the TRO?

The court refused to grant the TRO; it believed there was no abuse in the part of the Capitol.

Another insinuation of SM of favoritism is that they were the ones who first submitted an unsolicited proposal but the Governor invited others -- meaning Ayala -- without considering their proposal first. The rationale of SM is that transactions like this are to be treated on a “first come first served” basis. Not even in love and in war is this rule applicable, much more in the disposal of prime government property.

Did it not occur to SM that precisely because the governor considered their proposal to spend P2 billion in the area that he called for a bidding to initiate the disposal?

Just because SM was the first to submit, it should get the property in violation of law, and yet now SM wants the law followed to the letter? SM wants only its process followed and not the government’s.

In fact, SM has not cited a single law that the Capitol violated. What SM is saying is that the Capitol violated SM’s kind of procedure./PN

Panay News (http://www.panaynewsphilippines.com/column5.htm)

a good read!
what say you SMPH?

FOCUS
by Modesto Sa-onoy


SM is bullying Capitol

The press conference called by SM last Tuesday, the succeeding media campaign and the temporary restraining order (TRO) filed in Cebu made clear that the objective of these legal maneuvers by SM was to bully the Negros Occidental provincial government to make it the winner in the bidding for the provincial lots.

I did not know there was to be a presscon on July 19 but we were at the Negros Press Club building for a separate meeting, so after we disposed of our agenda, we sat down to listen.

The SM lawyer was narrating the same reasons for filing the case against the provincial government but it seems the press was being giving a runaround and there were statements that were indeed unsettling.

I asked where this case is going to. The SM spokesman, caught unaware, said that until they are accepted as the winner.

I probed further by asking, is this not threatening the government, coercing it and make SM the winner?

While he denied it, his clarifications indicated nothing else but, in the words of Gov. Freddie Marañon, to force the Capitol to make SM the winner.

He mentioned there are several reasons to show the governor favored Ayala Land but when I asked to give us the reasons, he just mentioned the same thing he had been saying all along.

Worse he said that there was favoritism because the Capitol also invited Ayala Land when they were the first to make an offer.

I asked whether it is favoritism to ask another to bid since this is government property.

I was probing deep into his statements and even citing the kind of attitude SM in Bacolod in relation to a problem, but SM must have sensed it would not be able to answer, so his companion stood up and intervened, saying I was already arguing. I then know SM’s position is merely posturing. For what purpose? That is another topic.

He even said that SM will “investigate,” which means that they have nothing solid but posturing, especially after the court refused to grant them a TRO to stop the bidding.

Why conduct an investigation when one has all the facts?

But there was something sinister in this plan – they want to look for what SM claim something irregular in the bidding. That also confirms that they have nothing, and so they go fishing for whatever mud they can find to throw at the Capitol. It is a clear attempt at bullying, like a bully who wants to get his lollipop.

Let’s take this “reason” SM says shows that the bidding favored Ayala.

He said the bid price was not published. Granting, even if there is no law requiring the publication of the bid price and that the Commission on Audit has approved this price. SM did not know the price, but did Ayala know the price? That seems to be the thesis of SM.

Thus, SM must show that the non-publication of the bid price favored Ayala; that Ayala was informed of the bid price. The insinuation and suspicion that SM is throwing around are that Ayala knew, thus the favoritism.

A little logic would have told SM that if Ayala knew the bid price, why was Ayala’s first bid lower than theirs and risked losing the bid?

If non-publication is the reason for “favoritism,” why didn’t SM join the second bidding when the bid price was already revealed after the first bidding and even after the court threw out its petition for the TRO?

The court refused to grant the TRO; it believed there was no abuse in the part of the Capitol.

Another insinuation of SM of favoritism is that they were the ones who first submitted an unsolicited proposal but the Governor invited others -- meaning Ayala -- without considering their proposal first. The rationale of SM is that transactions like this are to be treated on a “first come first served” basis. Not even in love and in war is this rule applicable, much more in the disposal of prime government property.

Did it not occur to SM that precisely because the governor considered their proposal to spend P2 billion in the area that he called for a bidding to initiate the disposal?

Just because SM was the first to submit, it should get the property in violation of law, and yet now SM wants the law followed to the letter? SM wants only its process followed and not the government’s.

In fact, SM has not cited a single law that the Capitol violated. What SM is saying is that the Capitol violated SM’s kind of procedure./PN

Panay News (http://www.panaynewsphilippines.com/column5.htm)


Ay agay.. Grabe na mga tinaga ni Mr. Sa-onoy. I think SM should try to consider how the people of Bacolod and Negros Occidental would react to there actions. Nd na sila hagad pamalabag kay magwa gid na sila ang contrabida sa development sang Capitol Property.

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PhilHealth infodesks at Robinsons
Monday, July 25, 2011


MEMBERS of the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) could soon update their records, pay their premiums or have their ID cards and member data records (MDRs) printed at various Robinsons malls, including here in Bacolod City.

This after PhilHealth and the Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC), the owner and operator of the mall chain nationwide, recently signed a memorandum of agreement that would enable shoppers and mall-goers to transact business with PhilHealth while relaxing and shopping inside the mall.

The MOA aims to establish a PhilHealth service desk that will provide frontline assistance such as new member registration, updating of member's accounts, generation of ID and MDRs as well as acceptance of premium payments from members and employers.

The service desk, which would be open during business hours Mondays to Fridays, is part of the newly devised marketing strategy of RLC dubbed "Lingkod Pinoy Center", designed to bring in more patrons to the malls and increase the sales of tenant and concessioners’ shops and stores.

Other government agencies such as theProfessional Regulation Commission, Land Registration Authority, National Bureau of Investigation, Department of Tourism, Department of Foreign Affairs and the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration have also already agreed to setup their respective off-site offices in Robinsons malls nationwide.

There are currently 29 malls nationwide with 12 more expected to be built this year to bring Robinsons brand of shopping experience closer to Filipinos. (CGC)

Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on July 25, 2011.

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I hope PRC will also have an off-site office in RPB.:)

Ari ya sabat ni Gov sa TRO ka SM...

Appeals court TRO vague, governor says
BY CARLA GOMEZ

“It’s vague, it does not outrightly order us to desist from proceeding with the sale and lease of the 7.7. hectare provincial government property to AyalaLand.”

This was the reaction of Negros Occidental Gov. Alfredo Maranon Jr. to a Court of Appeals-issued Temporary Restraining Order last week after meeting with his lawyers Saturday.

He said since the CA order on the petition of SM Prime Holdings Inc. is vague, it cannot be assumed that the sale and lease has been stopped.

He noted that the CA-issued 60-day TRO stops the respondents from enforcing and or implementing the assailed order of July 15 issued by the Regional Trial Court of Negros Occidental Branch 50.

Since the July 15 order issued by Branch 50 was a denial of the TRO sought by SMPHI, what is specifically being stopped then? he asked.

The CA in its resolution said it found the SMPHI petition for a TRO against the governor, members of the provincial Committee on Awards and Disposal of Real Properties and the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, and RTC Branch 50 Judge Estefanio Libutan meritorious.

“So as to preserve the rights of the parties during the pendency of the instant petition, as well as to prevent judgment that may be promulgated in this case from being rendered ineffectual, the application for the issuance of a temporary retraining order is granted,” the CA resolution said.*CPG

source: Visayan Daily Star (http://visayandailystar.com/2011/July/25/topstory4.htm)

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Vice mayors to hold 4th congress
Monday, July 25, 2011


THE Vice Mayors League of the Philippines will conduct its 4th Visayan Island Congress in Bacolod City from July 28-30, 2011 with the theme "excellence in Local Legislator - Responding to the Call for a Responsible, Transparent and Accountable Governance."

The activity is part of the League's organizational management program as indicated in its Business Plan for 2011-2013.

As such, Department of Interior and Local Government Secretary Jesse Robredo, in Memorandum Circular 97-2011, has urged all city and municipal mayors to allow their respective vice mayors to attend the activity on official business as per request of League national president Francisco Domagoso.

"Payment of applicable traveling expenses and the registration fee of P12,000 to defray the costs of hotel accommodation, meals and congress materials per participant may be authorized chargeable against local funds, subject to the availability thereof, and to the usual accounting and auditing requirements..." the Circular added.

An after-activity report shall be submitted within 15 days to the DILG that should include the outputs of the technical sessions; issues and agreements or recommendations; and total fees collected and disbursed, among others. (CGC)

Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on July 25, 2011.

Good Morning Bacolod !!! :)

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14th floor and still moving up

Next week 15th floor na ni sa and we will see if ma top off na gid man.... :banana: thanks sa pic migs ..:)

^^
Madugang pa kuno 10 floors para 25 tanan,di bala migo RN?:nuts::lol::lol::lol:

Sa akon ya, plus 7 floors,OK na!:nuts::lol::lol::lol:

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Vice mayors to hold 4th congress
Monday, July 25, 2011


THE Vice Mayors League of the Philippines will conduct its 4th Visayan Island Congress in Bacolod City from July 28-30, 2011 with the theme "excellence in Local Legislator - Responding to the Call for a Responsible, Transparent and Accountable Governance."

The activity is part of the League's organizational management program as indicated in its Business Plan for 2011-2013.

As such, Department of Interior and Local Government Secretary Jesse Robredo, in Memorandum Circular 97-2011, has urged all city and municipal mayors to allow their respective vice mayors to attend the activity on official business as per request of League national president Francisco Domagoso.

"Payment of applicable traveling expenses and the registration fee of P12,000 to defray the costs of hotel accommodation, meals and congress materials per participant may be authorized chargeable against local funds, subject to the availability thereof, and to the usual accounting and auditing requirements..." the Circular added.

An after-activity report shall be submitted within 15 days to the DILG that should include the outputs of the technical sessions; issues and agreements or recommendations; and total fees collected and disbursed, among others. (CGC)

Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on July 25, 2011.

Sako subong conventions/congress sa Bacolod haw ... :) ayos ah ..:cheers:

^^
Madugang pa kuno 10 floors para 25 tanan,di bala migo RN?:nuts::lol::lol::lol:

Sa akon ya, plus 7 floors,OK na!:nuts::lol::lol::lol:

Ay ti sadya ! :lol: more floors please ....... ! :lol:

after sang madrigal siblings, another negrense naman....

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Negrense boy wins world championship
BY CARLA GOMEZ

Negrense Joshua Augustine Pineda bagged the prestigious Junior Grand Champion Performer of the World and the Junior Grand Vocalist of the World titles at the 2011 World Championships of the Performing Arts in Hollywood, California, Saturday, Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr. said yesterday.

Pineda, 11, and in third grade, plays the role of Chito, Michael V‘s son, in GMA-7′s situational comedy Pepito Manaloto.

He is the son of sales engineer Augusto Pineda and Jesusa Pineda, a former English teacher of the University of St. La Salle high school in Bacolod City, who are from Barangay Paraiso, Sagay City, Negros Occidental.

Jesusa said her son began singing Gospel songs when he was four and later performed at malls, hotels and corporate events.

Joshua was enrolled at the grade school of Carlos Hilado Memorial State College in Talisay City and went to church at the Metropolitan Bible Baptist Church in Silay City, Negros Occidental.

He is now enrolled in a home study program at the Victory Elijah Schools Systems in Antipolo City.

When he joined the Young Voices of Negros they performed at the Assumption College in Makati City two years ago and he was discovered by television personality, Kuya Germs, who gave him a role in the Pepito Manaloto show on GMA, his mother said.

Jesusa said she resigned from her job at USLS to watch her son in Manila, and she and her husband were overjoyed to see him win in the world championship. We watched the show on the internet from the Philippines, she said.

His winning song was Frank Sinatra’s “They can’t take that away from me”.

But his mother also said his favorite Gospel song is “Upon this Rock”.

Marañon and Sagay Mayor Rafael Leo Cueva also said they are very proud of Joshua’s achievement.

Ever since he was small Joshua has shown that he is very talented, we wish him all the best for the future, the mayor said.

Joshua’s parents thanked Marañon and Cueva for helping make it possible for their son to go to the United States to compete.

They also thanked Grace Morizawa, John Raymond Castiller, Wilson Maghari and Ferdinand Tordecilla for taking care of their son before, during and after the competition.*CPG

^^
:applause::applause::applause:

Another Negrense Pride!:okay:

SM CITY BACOLOD

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gin timing mo gid Ton nagatalikod ang guard sa watsons...:)

^^
Salamat sa pics migo SUV.:)
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SM,take notice!:colbert:

Support snowballs for Capitol land deal with Ayala
BY RANIE S. AZUE


Panay News (http://www.panaynewsphilippines.com/bacolod%201.htm)

Ay te, daw wala gid may naga take sang side sang SM haw..

:okay:

Bacolod eyes top spot in ‘Next Wave Cities’ ranking
BY RANIE S. AZUE




:okay:....good job Ms. Jocelle....:cheers1:

a good read!
what say you SMPH?

FOCUS
by Modesto Sa-onoy


SM is bullying Capitol


Panay News (http://www.panaynewsphilippines.com/column5.htm)

An incisive commentary from Mr. Sa-onoy....:cheers2:

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Vice mayors to hold 4th congress
Monday, July 25, 2011

Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on July 25, 2011.


and another one, keep them coming....:cheers::cucumber:

^^
Madugang pa kuno 10 floors para 25 tanan,di bala migo RN?:nuts::lol::lol::lol:

Sa akon ya, plus 7 floors,OK na!:nuts::lol::lol::lol:

:lol::nuts: 22 floors... daw di ko maributay a. :lol::nuts:

^^
Sadya-sadya lang na ya migs.
Don't take my "22 storeys dream" seriously,hehehe.

exactly migs :) we have 2 months pa to prepare :) lets make NTF a success :) this is the longest running trade fair in the country and we should be proud of it....tatak Negrense :)

Mang-recruit man ko mga Negrense diri sa Manila na maintra sa SSC kag mag-attend sa event. 13 people ang target ko na ma final list sang makadto sa Negros Trade Fair. :):cheers:

Sanparq 2 and Lopues Mandalagan Annex ... Night scenes

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Sadya-sadya lang na ya migs.
Don't take my "22 storeys dream" seriously,hehehe.

I know pero can't help but... :lol::nuts:

^^
Buhi pa guid ya ang siyudad sa mga pics mo migo greenflare.:)

24-hours gali ang obrahanay sang SanParq 2?

SANPARQ TOWER

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14th floor and still moving up

^^they're working on the facade already...lapit na lang:banana::banana::banana:

a good read!
what say you SMPH?

FOCUS
by Modesto Sa-onoy


SM is bullying Capitol

The press conference called by SM last Tuesday, the succeeding media campaign and the temporary restraining order (TRO) filed in Cebu made clear that the objective of these legal maneuvers by SM was to bully the Negros Occidental provincial government to make it the winner in the bidding for the provincial lots.

I did not know there was to be a presscon on July 19 but we were at the Negros Press Club building for a separate meeting, so after we disposed of our agenda, we sat down to listen.

The SM lawyer was narrating the same reasons for filing the case against the provincial government but it seems the press was being giving a runaround and there were statements that were indeed unsettling.

I asked where this case is going to. The SM spokesman, caught unaware, said that until they are accepted as the winner.

I probed further by asking, is this not threatening the government, coercing it and make SM the winner?

While he denied it, his clarifications indicated nothing else but, in the words of Gov. Freddie Marañon, to force the Capitol to make SM the winner.

He mentioned there are several reasons to show the governor favored Ayala Land but when I asked to give us the reasons, he just mentioned the same thing he had been saying all along.

Worse he said that there was favoritism because the Capitol also invited Ayala Land when they were the first to make an offer.

I asked whether it is favoritism to ask another to bid since this is government property.

I was probing deep into his statements and even citing the kind of attitude SM in Bacolod in relation to a problem, but SM must have sensed it would not be able to answer, so his companion stood up and intervened, saying I was already arguing. I then know SM’s position is merely posturing. For what purpose? That is another topic.

He even said that SM will “investigate,” which means that they have nothing solid but posturing, especially after the court refused to grant them a TRO to stop the bidding.

Why conduct an investigation when one has all the facts?

But there was something sinister in this plan – they want to look for what SM claim something irregular in the bidding. That also confirms that they have nothing, and so they go fishing for whatever mud they can find to throw at the Capitol. It is a clear attempt at bullying, like a bully who wants to get his lollipop.

Let’s take this “reason” SM says shows that the bidding favored Ayala.

He said the bid price was not published. Granting, even if there is no law requiring the publication of the bid price and that the Commission on Audit has approved this price. SM did not know the price, but did Ayala know the price? That seems to be the thesis of SM.

Thus, SM must show that the non-publication of the bid price favored Ayala; that Ayala was informed of the bid price. The insinuation and suspicion that SM is throwing around are that Ayala knew, thus the favoritism.

A little logic would have told SM that if Ayala knew the bid price, why was Ayala’s first bid lower than theirs and risked losing the bid?

If non-publication is the reason for “favoritism,” why didn’t SM join the second bidding when the bid price was already revealed after the first bidding and even after the court threw out its petition for the TRO?

The court refused to grant the TRO; it believed there was no abuse in the part of the Capitol.

Another insinuation of SM of favoritism is that they were the ones who first submitted an unsolicited proposal but the Governor invited others -- meaning Ayala -- without considering their proposal first. The rationale of SM is that transactions like this are to be treated on a “first come first served” basis. Not even in love and in war is this rule applicable, much more in the disposal of prime government property.

Did it not occur to SM that precisely because the governor considered their proposal to spend P2 billion in the area that he called for a bidding to initiate the disposal?

Just because SM was the first to submit, it should get the property in violation of law, and yet now SM wants the law followed to the letter? SM wants only its process followed and not the government’s.

In fact, SM has not cited a single law that the Capitol violated. What SM is saying is that the Capitol violated SM’s kind of procedure./PN

Panay News (http://www.panaynewsphilippines.com/column5.htm)

Kung sigihun pa ni ka SM, madulaan guid na sila credibility kag madulaan sila people from Negros nga gusto mag-invest stocks in their company. My Dad has a Negrense businessman friend who pulled stocks from SMDC and invested in Ayala Land, Inc. instead in silent protest. Seriously SM, just stop this crap before this snowball against you becomes too big to handle. :ohno:

^^
Buhi pa guid ya ang siyudad sa mga pics mo migo greenflare.:)

24-hours gali ang obrahanay sang SanParq 2?

indi man gid 24 hours migs... ga overtime lang sila pirme ... ga bawi guro kay kon kis.a ga ulan man ..:)

Lopue's Art District

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kanami man di gali na angle sang sanparq kung mahuman

^^may loyal patrons man gali ang lopue's a...love your own:lol:

:okay:

Bacolod eyes top spot in ‘Next Wave Cities’ ranking
BY RANIE S. AZUE

BACOLOD City – Amid adverse reactions on the dissolution of the Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT), the Bacolod-Negros Occidental Federation for Information and Communications Technology (BNEFIT) is still expecting positive marks for Bacolod City in the “Next Wave Cities” ranking for 2011.

According to Atty. Jocelle Batapa-Sigue, chairperson of BNEFIT, they are currently eyeing the top spot for Bacolod in this year’s evaluation.

In 2009, Bacolod was in the fifth place and moved two notches higher last year.

Batapa-Sigue is confident that this year will even be better, noting the strides made in human capital development and infrastructure.

“We made sure that these developments were evaluated for purposes of the 2011 ranking. But whatever the results will be, it is best to let everyone know the reasons why Bacolod has a good chance to rank higher,” Batapa-Sigue said.

The former Bacolod City Councilor said BNEFIT had been consistently the highest among the Top Next Wave Cities for the business environment criterion, especially with the support of local governments and the presence of BNEFIT as a multi-stakeholder organization that promotes programs to attract IT-BPO investments.

Currently, the IT-business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in Bacolod City has generated almost 10,000 direct jobs -- which translate to an annual salary of more than one billion pesos.

The Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT), the Business Processing Association of the Philippines and the Department of Trade and Industry are behind the annual ranking. They assess a city’s (including its province and nearby cities) potential as an IT-BPO location in terms of human capital, cost of doing business, availability of real estate, reliability of telecommunications infrastructure, and business environment.

“Among the reasons why we are confident of a positive ranking is the strong and clear show of desire by the provincial government to complement and reinforce the gains of Bacolod thru strong collaboration with the academe and the business and private sector,” she explained further.

Just this June 2, Gov. Alfredo Marañon Jr. called for the 1st Negros Occidental ICT Summit.

He also appointed Batapa-Sigue as consultant for the Negros Occidental ICT Investments Program.

Local governments and the business sector of cities like Talisay, Silay, Bago, San Carlos and Kabankalan are supportive of the provincial government’s IT initiatives./PN

Welcome development guid na kung mag top sa Next Wave Cities ang Bacolod kay first of all, credible awarding agency ini, second, encouraging ni sa potential foreign, national or local investors in the ICT sector or biskan other sectors than ICT. :cheers:

indi man gid 24 hours migs... ga overtime lang sila pirme ... ga bawi guro kay kon kis.a ga ulan man ..:)

ahh, OK.
Mayo na gani ginadalian matapos ah.:)

Welcome development guid na kung mag top sa Next Wave Cities ang Bacolod kay first of all, credible awarding agency ini, second, encouraging ni sa potential foreign, national or local investors in the ICT sector or biskan other sectors than ICT. :cheers:
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Davao City bala ang No.1 last year. I don't know kun ma-overtake sang Bacolod ang Davao this year, but who knows?:dunno:

^^may loyal patrons man gali ang lopue's a...love your own:lol:

Of all Lopue's branches, amo na ang may class kag may dating. If I am not mistaken, ang tagsa ka branches ka Lopue's under sa isa ka Lopue family member each ano? I hope lang they would improve the facilities of the Grocery Store and department store sang Mandalagan branch kay daw kabarat na guid tulukon. Kudos for their Art District though, good move guid.

Ang East branch nila okay man kay may loyal customers and steady stream of people. I just hope that hope is not lost for Lopue's kay amo guid ni ya ang mall establishment na matawag ta nga tatak Negrense guid. :)

Welcome development guid na kung mag top sa Next Wave Cities ang Bacolod kay first of all, credible awarding agency ini, second, encouraging ni sa potential foreign, national or local investors in the ICT sector or biskan other sectors than ICT. :cheers:

^^another "pogi" points for mayor bing courtesy of Atty. JOBS. being in the top ten already made enormous stride for bacolod in the BPO sector, much more if we land in the top.

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Davao City bala ang No.1 last year. I don't know kun ma-overtake sang Bacolod ang Davao this year, but who knows?:dunno:

Weather weather ma lang na ang rankings kay pwede nga nagplateau ang Davao this year. I think ang rankings based on percentage growth and not size, am I right? :cheers:

SanParq Square by Night

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http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite5.jpg?t=1311564011

Weather weather ma lang na ang rankings kay pwede nga nagplateau ang Davao this year. I think ang rankings based on percentage growth and not size, am I right? :cheers:

Not only percentage growth bala migs mo?
There are other factors which are considered for the rankings.
Na-post na bala diri sa previous threads ta last year when Bacolod placed No.3.:)

I'll try to search bala.:)

SanParq Square by Night

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite9.jpg?t=1311563524

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite5.jpg?t=1311564011



Nice pics migs.:)

Pirmi ko guid ni na-post sa previous threads:

THANK YOU Convergys for choosing Bacolod as one of your few chosen sites in the whole Philippines!:bow:

SanParq Square by Night

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite9.jpg?t=1311563524

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite5.jpg?t=1311564011



Sanparq 2 and Lopues Mandalagan Annex ... Night scenes

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite16.jpg?t=1311561975

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite15.jpg?t=1311562810

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite14.jpg?t=1311563114

^^KATAHUM....daw wala lang sa bacolod. thanks for the wonderful shots.:)

Jollibee Mandalagan ... Night Scenes

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite17.jpg?t=1311564435

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite18.jpg?t=1311564514

Nice pics migs.:)

Pirmi ko guid ni na-post sa previous threads:

THANK YOU Convergys for choosing Bacolod as one of your few chosen sites in the whole Philippines!:bow:

Thank You Convergys for being my employer last year... But hey, SAY HELLO to IBM GPS (Formerly IBM DAKSH) this coming 2012... After the Cebu Site, Bacolod is next in line... hahaha...

Meganun???

Not only percentage growth bala migs mo?
There are other factors which are considered for the rankings.
Na-post na bala diri sa previous threads ta last year when Bacolod placed No.3.:)

I'll try to search bala.:)

Yes, please do. Post di migs para we can check kung diin na ayhan ang city ta by checking on the guidelines. :)

I SOOO MISS BACOLOD SO MUCH!!!

net find lang anay::)

RP's top 10 next wave cities awarded during IT Congress (http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=587805&publicationSubCategoryId=108)
By Ehda M. Dagooc (The Freeman)

Updated June 26, 2010 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Cebu being recognized globally as the top emerging BPO (business process outsourcing) destination, hosted the awarding ceremony of the top 10 Next Wave Cities in the Philippines.

The Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT) in cooperation with the Business Processing Association of the Philippines (BPAP), and the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) named Davao City as the best outsourcing location in the Philippines, followed by Sta. Rosa (Laguna) and Bacolod.

Other cities that were given recognition include; Bacolod City, Iloilo City, Metro Cavite, Lipa City, Cagayan de Oro City, Malolos City, Baguio City, and Dumaguete City.

Davao and Sta. Rosa were the top Next Wave Cities for outsourcing in the Philippines in 2010 outside of Metro Manila, Metro Cebu, and Metro Clark.

The event which was attended by CICT secretary Ray Anthony Roxas-Chua III was held at the Cebu City Sports Club to mark the culmination of this year’s Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s BPO & IT Congress.

The Next Wave Cities scorecard underwent changes in 2010 from the original 2009 scorecard to reflect the change in market sentiment of investors following the global financial crisis.

In particular, weights of the different criteria were recalibrated in response to locators’ seemingly keener interest in the cost of doing business in different locations.

The talent criterion was also modified to recognize educational institutions, which are accredited as Centers of Excellence/Development by the Commission of Higher Education (CHED).

Also taken into consideration was each city’s absorptive capacity, or its local BPO sector’s estimates employment capacity versus existing sector employment.

These new metrics added dimensions in the employability of local talent particularly its quality and availability.

A different approach on the scoring on the travel advisory component of the business environment criterion was implemented. Considered were issuance from 10 consulates, that were each assigned scores.

This was a practical change especially for cities in the Mindanao region, which were previously penalized if a blanket advisory was issued against the region.

In the previous computation, an advisory issued against a city (or its corresponding region) automatically warranted the lowest score.

Also in 2010, Angeles-Clark advanced from Next Wave City status to an established IT-BPO location, joining the ranks of Metro Manila and Metro Cebu.

“The CICT is fully committed to this endeavor of championing regional growth through ICT. These Next Wave Cities will continue to be our rallying points, where, given the impetus and the correct resources, will spur economic growth the way this government has envisioned it to be,” Roxas-Chua said.

He added that the CICT is seeing prosperous regions across the nation as a result of their maturity and readiness to compete in the IT-BPO arena.

As of the end of 2009, there are about 442,000 employees in the Philippine IT-BPO sector. Majority or 85 percent of the sector is located in established IT-BPO hubs Metro Manila, Metro Cebu, and Metro Clark.

“Having then Next Wave Cities and more will ease the pressures to raise salaries and rental rates in these major hubs, and spread the benefits of employment, higher incomes, and increased business activity across the country,” said BPAP chief executive officer (CEO) Oscar Sañez.

SanParq Square by Night

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite9.jpg?t=1311563524

http://i888.photobucket.com/albums/ac81/greenflames/Night%20Shots/sscnite5.jpg?t=1311564011




very nice pics migo, daw indi mapatihan na amo na ni subong ang mandalagan....:cheers::cucumber::cucumber:....pero ka unique gid sang Sanparq tower kay tabuk niya rice farm...:)

^^they're working on the facade already...lapit na lang:banana::banana::banana:

By the time matapos na ini, gabanaag guid ni guro sa mga gasakay sang eroplano. :lol::cheers:

Thank You Convergys for being my employer last year... But hey, SAY HELLO to IBM GPS (Formerly IBM DAKSH) this coming 2012... After the Cebu Site, Bacolod is next in line... hahaha...

Meganun???
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Pag-sure bala miga shugar!:D

Madugangan na naman gali ang estimated 10K nga employed sa aton province & city sini?:)

net find lang anay::)

RP's top 10 next wave cities awarded during IT Congress (http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=587805&publicationSubCategoryId=108)
By Ehda M. Dagooc (The Freeman)

Updated June 26, 2010 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Cebu being recognized globally as the top emerging BPO (business process outsourcing) destination, hosted the awarding ceremony of the top 10 Next Wave Cities in the Philippines.

The Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT) in cooperation with the Business Processing Association of the Philippines (BPAP), and the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) named Davao City as the best outsourcing location in the Philippines, followed by Sta. Rosa (Laguna) and Bacolod.

Other cities that were given recognition include; Bacolod City, Iloilo City, Metro Cavite, Lipa City, Cagayan de Oro City, Malolos City, Baguio City, and Dumaguete City.

Davao and Sta. Rosa were the top Next Wave Cities for outsourcing in the Philippines in 2010 outside of Metro Manila, Metro Cebu, and Metro Clark.

The event which was attended by CICT secretary Ray Anthony Roxas-Chua III was held at the Cebu City Sports Club to mark the culmination of this year’s Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s BPO & IT Congress.

The Next Wave Cities scorecard underwent changes in 2010 from the original 2009 scorecard to reflect the change in market sentiment of investors following the global financial crisis.

In particular, weights of the different criteria were recalibrated in response to locators’ seemingly keener interest in the cost of doing business in different locations.

The talent criterion was also modified to recognize educational institutions, which are accredited as Centers of Excellence/Development by the Commission of Higher Education (CHED).

Also taken into consideration was each city’s absorptive capacity, or its local BPO sector’s estimates employment capacity versus existing sector employment.

These new metrics added dimensions in the employability of local talent particularly its quality and availability.

A different approach on the scoring on the travel advisory component of the business environment criterion was implemented. Considered were issuance from 10 consulates, that were each assigned scores.

This was a practical change especially for cities in the Mindanao region, which were previously penalized if a blanket advisory was issued against the region.

In the previous computation, an advisory issued against a city (or its corresponding region) automatically warranted the lowest score.

Also in 2010, Angeles-Clark advanced from Next Wave City status to an established IT-BPO location, joining the ranks of Metro Manila and Metro Cebu.

“The CICT is fully committed to this endeavor of championing regional growth through ICT. These Next Wave Cities will continue to be our rallying points, where, given the impetus and the correct resources, will spur economic growth the way this government has envisioned it to be,” Roxas-Chua said.

He added that the CICT is seeing prosperous regions across the nation as a result of their maturity and readiness to compete in the IT-BPO arena.

As of the end of 2009, there are about 442,000 employees in the Philippine IT-BPO sector. Majority or 85 percent of the sector is located in established IT-BPO hubs Metro Manila, Metro Cebu, and Metro Clark.

“Having then Next Wave Cities and more will ease the pressures to raise salaries and rental rates in these major hubs, and spread the benefits of employment, higher incomes, and increased business activity across the country,” said BPAP chief executive officer (CEO) Oscar Sañez.

Ay abaw, pasado ang Bacolod kag pwedeng pwede guid magtop pero lantawun ta anay ang matabo. :cheers:

lunch ta anay.....:D


MUSEUM CAFE'


http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lovcuhBeH21qcbca4o1_500.jpg
Beef Croquette on Whole Wheat Bread

http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lou2qnmZI01qcbca4o3_500.jpg
Pasta Carbonara

Ay abaw, pasado ang Bacolod kag pwedeng pwede guid magtop pero lantawun ta anay ang matabo. :cheers:

Ari migs ho, sample from the Business Processing Association Philippines (BPAP) (http://bpap.org/bpap/index.asp?casestudy)

http://bpap.org/bpap/images/case1.gif

lunch ta anay.....:D


MUSEUM CAFE'


http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lovcuhBeH21qcbca4o1_500.jpg
Beef Croquette on Whole Wheat Bread

http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lou2qnmZI01qcbca4o3_500.jpg
Pasta Carbonara
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^^
:ohno::ohno::ohno:
:drool::drool::drool:

Wala pa ko bala ka-breakfast Sir Linguine!:(

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Pag-sure bala miga shugar!:D

Madugangan na naman gali ang estimated 10K nga employed sa aton province & city sini?:)

Huo... may kasiguraduhan bala ina... kay everytime mag meeting kami ara gid sa agenda namun pirmi ang future sites... Cebu is next in line, then Bacolod, Laguna, CdeO, Cebu again and Baguio... basta ang timeline kuno asta 2015.. pero HOPEFULLY kay kis-a may mga changes man na sa ila nga mga planu... :) SO HURING HURING lang ni anay... :)

lunch ta anay.....:D


MUSEUM CAFE'


http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lovcuhBeH21qcbca4o1_500.jpg
Beef Croquette on Whole Wheat Bread

http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lou2qnmZI01qcbca4o3_500.jpg
Pasta Carbonara

gingutom man ko ba.... ma 12 na gle.. hehe

Huo... may kasiguraduhan bala ina... kay everytime mag meeting kami ara gid sa agenda namun pirmi ang future sites... Cebu is next in line, then Bacolod, Laguna, CdeO, Cebu again and Baguio... basta ang timeline kuno asta 2015.. pero HOPEFULLY kay kis-a may mga changes man na sa ila nga mga planu... :) SO HURING HURING lang ni anay... :)



^^
nami tani maka-open na sila Bacolod ASAP para no need for you to go to their Cebu site.

Bacolod-based ka na lang para damo pa guid pics ang thread!:D

lunch ta anay.....:D

MUSEUM CAFE'

http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lovcuhBeH21qcbca4o1_500.jpg
Beef Croquette on Whole Wheat Bread

http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lou2qnmZI01qcbca4o3_500.jpg
Pasta Carbonara

Kanamit ba! Not to mention organic as well and extra-healthy. :cheers: