Bacolód City and Negros Occidental Province [Archive] - Page 129

@dark spirit

August 19th, 2011, 06:23 PM

better late than never!:)

Bacolod City Flyover Inaugurated This Morning

DPWH Sec. Rogelio Singson and French Ambassador Thierry Borja de Mozota will be the guest in tomorrow’s (August 19) inauguration of the city’s first flyover.

In a program sourced by PIA from the office of Bacolod City Lone District Rep. Anthony Golez Jr., both guests will deliver their messages, while Bacolod City Mayor Evelio Leonardia will give the welcome remarks during the program that will start at 8:30am.

http://ndb-online.com/files/aug1911ready.jpg
READY FOR INAUGURATION. A DPWH worker gives the bridge approach final touches in preparation for the inauguration today (August 19) of Bacolod City’s first flyover.* (LOL-PIA6)

Sec. Singson will lead in the unveiling of the marker assisted by Mayor Leonardia, Rep. Golez Jr., Negros Occ. Governor Alfredo Marañon, DPWH Under Secretary Rafael Yabut, DPWH Assistant Secretary Emil Sadain, DPWH Regional Director Evelyn Barroso and DPWH OIC Project Director Oscar Villanueva.

Bishop Vicente Navarra of the Diocese of Bacolod will bless the flyover.

A drive-thru cutting of the ribbon will ceremonially open the P356 million bridge.

The project was started last March 5 this year and completed July 25, 2011. Funding was sourced from COFACE Export Credit Guarantee Assistance from the French government.

The bridge will be officially called Lacson-Circumferential Flyover and is under the Mega Bridges for urban and rural development project.*(JCM/LOL-PIA6)

Negros Daily Bulletin (http://ndb-online.com/aug1911/negros-local-news/Bacolod+City+Flyover+Inaugurated+This+Morning)

kartaps

August 19th, 2011, 06:48 PM

Nakalabay gid man ko kagina sa flyover coming from Talisay. much better gid man tanu f laba sya. Daw gulpi lang b nagtaklaron ang sa approach and ofcourse the opposite naman magpanaug.

But ofcourse mayo na lang na sang sa wala na gid.

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 12:35 AM

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6064/6058562080_4f1e9614dc_b.jpg
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6075/6058564682_88fd73d387_b.jpg
nano ni sa Bacolod ya man? Plano nila ma tupong lang sa old building subong dugang man sila floor
Is this a floor race between the two buildings? :lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 12:43 AM

Wait, I'm confused on who posted first! :doh: :lol:

Anyway, the SM-Ayala ruffle is pretty interesting even here in Manila. It involves big players fighting over public land. It really does engage people to discuss and talk about it, as it affects the local and even national economy.

To think of it, Mr. Sy has a property within Ayala Center. Hehe! :D

@RN, ambot ngaa manamit ya mascobado kon ikumpara mo sa brown sugar, and most especially white sugar.
Muscovado is the closest you can have to pure sugarcane juice and it really is hardened sugarcane juice so namit. Not to mention the slightly alcoholic properties of sugarcane juice is somehow retained a bit in muscovado. Process your sugarcane juice in another way then you have the alcoholic drink "basi" by the Ilocanos. :lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 12:47 AM

taken yesterday...ginatakod na ang glass..:cheers2:
SANPARQ2
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6190/6054557311_d6646669f6_b.jpg
^^
The FINISHED Product.:)
Actually, now comes the part na pinakauti. Usually galawig lawig pa diutay when it comes to dividing rooms, installing stuff, etc. pero sa paglantaw ko lapit na lang ni matapos. :lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 12:49 AM

better late than never!:)
Bacolod City Flyover Inaugurated This Morning
Negros Daily Bulletin (http://ndb-online.com/aug1911/negros-local-news/Bacolod+City+Flyover+Inaugurated+This+Morning)
Makalabaylabay na ta sini gali sa flyover. :lol: Tani lang INDI GUID mascrap ang second flyover kay tungod sa mga gapanutsot sa gobyerno kay kinahanglan ta man ni sa South or sa East portion ka city. :ohno:

BaCoLoD BuFFer

August 20th, 2011, 02:13 AM

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 02:49 AM

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 03:05 AM

Post ko lang ang picture ka pagkaon nga na miss ko from Bacolod...
http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lq7aa7NP7y1qg8viso1_500.jpg
Kinilaw nga Tangigue of Pala-pala
(source: Bacolod Food Hunters)

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 03:16 AM

http://www.rapsa.ph/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Pala-Pala-Fish-and-Seafood-Market-at-Bacolod.jpg
^^ I hope they'd beautify Pala-pala Seafood Market once Ayala opens and also someone please build a structure to house these squatting restaurants para mas nami pa guid ang hitsura. Nothing fancy I ask but something like Farmer's Market Cubao paluto eatery chain. Damo da mangaranon nga gakadto pierme kag didto gakaon. :D (photo: internet find)

JEFFjr_25

August 20th, 2011, 03:17 AM

taken yesterday...ginatakod na ang glass..:cheers2:

SANPARQ2

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6190/6054557311_d6646669f6_z.jpg

Nice pic mig. Lapit na lang gid matapos. Nami kay green glass man ang guin-gamit na cladding sang SanParq 2. Ga blend well gid sa whole SanParq complex. :)

Post ko lang ang picture ka pagkaon nga na miss ko from Bacolod...
http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lq7aa7NP7y1qg8viso1_500.jpg
Kinilaw nga Tangigue of Pala-pala
(source: Bacolod Food Hunters)

Aga pako guin gutom sa post mo mig bah. :lol:

saplpd

August 20th, 2011, 03:36 AM

mga migs. Advisory lang.

Ang Circumferential road ta diri gna sugudan na pag repair, ga start sila repair from Burgos ave (lopues east) to GM Cordova Ave (Buri road) near Country Homes Subd.

Medyo traffic guid kag lubaklubakon sang dalan. If you're in a hurry, you may wanna pass a different route to avoid traffic and the bumpy road.
Good am.. i saw it also mga megs... what worried me is that, last year lang ni sila nag cemento sa circumferential, tapos indi pulido ila ubra, bisan o.k. pa ang cemento gin buhoan pa nila.. tsk.tsk...:bash: tapos indi man nila pag ubrahon dayon.... stupid DPWH (Delapidated and delayed works in Highways) Tani gin asphalt overlay nalang nila para dasig kag less expensive.. like what they do along lacson... diba? , ang sala naman sa lacson na asphalting, is that ang 6 lanes nahimo nalang 4 lanes kay ang both sides wala nila gin asphalt.. tsk.tsk...:bash::bash: attention DPWH!!!!!!!!!! tan awa nyo man ubra nyo..:bash::bash:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 04:12 AM

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 04:13 AM

Aga pako guin gutom sa post mo mig bah. :lol:
Kay ako mismo gutom naman. Naluto na to ayhan sud-an namun? :lol::nuts:

BaCoLoD BuFFer

August 20th, 2011, 04:31 AM

Good am.. i saw it also mga megs... what worried me is that, last year lang ni sila nag cemento sa circumferential, tapos indi pulido ila ubra, bisan o.k. pa ang cemento gin buhoan pa nila.. tsk.tsk...:bash: tapos indi man nila pag ubrahon dayon.... stupid DPWH (Delapidated and delayed works in Highways) Tani gin asphalt overlay nalang nila para dasig kag less expensive.. like what they do along lacson... diba? , ang sala naman sa lacson na asphalting, is that ang 6 lanes nahimo nalang 4 lanes kay ang both sides wala nila gin asphalt.. tsk.tsk...:bash::bash: attention DPWH!!!!!!!!!! tan awa nyo man ubra nyo..:bash::bash:

ga agree gd ko mig, tani gn butangan na lang asphalt, kag nag concentrate sila sa pag palapad sang dalan to 4 lanes or 6 lanes (better)

but they have to relocate people first living near that area. kay daw ka over crowded na gd. kag ka delicado sa part nila. imaginon mo ang balay nila ara gd sa kilid sang dalan kun ma tulogan ang truck driver kag e plow ang balay nila ma murag muragan gd na sila. :bash::ohno:

bacolodchamp

August 20th, 2011, 04:38 AM

sorry for this argument but I would just stress a point here..

It's not the right term you used when you say "mangin mainuswagon ang Negros". so you think we are not? because we are just to be progressive yet?

Negros Occidental is in the top 5?don't know exactly the ranking in the most progressive provinces...so to say that we are in the making of a progressive province is wrong!don't get offended migo.Peace ta ya ah!:lol::lol::lol:

migo may idea of "mainuswagon" is "world class" indi lang ya by philippine standard.:lol: i wanna see negros occidental in the league of singapore and taiwan. think global migo.

maayong aga bacolod kag negros occidental....:)

BaCoLoD BuFFer

August 20th, 2011, 04:40 AM

Gina-repair na? Basi they are beefing it up for the 2nd flyover? :)

wish mode: 2nd flyover ..hmmmm tani dayonon nila ba :banana:

uu mig gna repair na nila , nag sugod sila 2 weeks ago if im not mistaken.

bacolodchamp

August 20th, 2011, 04:46 AM

BaCoLoD BuFFer

August 20th, 2011, 04:48 AM

BaCoLoD BuFFer

August 20th, 2011, 04:50 AM

http://www.bacolodevents.com/assets/map/dcd01399627778b63ccbadfa9e5a368b-1313063364.jpg

mcdo renovation

bacolodchamp

August 20th, 2011, 04:54 AM

taken yesterday...ginatakod na ang glass..:cheers2:

SANPARQ2
http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6190/6054557311_d6646669f6_b.jpg

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6190/6054557311_d6646669f6_z.jpg

^^if height is might, then this could be bacolod's mighty king, lording over the skies of negros.:)

thanks suir for the updated pics...:cheers:

bacolodchamp

August 20th, 2011, 04:57 AM

Mcdo east renovation updates:

daw na kita ko na gn extend nila ang place kag daw gn extreme make over, but I'm not for sure yet if they're planning to put up 2nd floor. I'm hoping to see 2nd floor and in al fresco design.

http://www.bacolodevents.com/assets/map/dcd01399627778b63ccbadfa9e5a368b-1313063364.jpg

mcdo renovation

basi himuon nila parehas sang sa 6th street which sports the new mcdo look. pa-indis indis si mcdo kag jabee patahum-tahum.

BaCoLoD BuFFer

August 20th, 2011, 05:00 AM

^^

http://www.gannsdeen.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/jollibeevsmcdo-300x256.jpg

:lol::lol::lol:

ROUND 1 " FIGHT"

bacolodchamp

August 20th, 2011, 05:02 AM

^^mayo gid kay we have a little of everything...geothermal,hydro, solar and biomass. combining the capacity if these energy sources will surely provide us with stable and cheap electricity to power our industries and brown-outs will be a thing of the past.:)

bacolodchamp

August 20th, 2011, 05:04 AM

http://www.visayandailystar.com/images/logosml.gif
‘PHL making comeback as net exporter of sugar’

With a bumper sugarcane harvest, the Philippines is poised to export at least 300,000 metric tons of raw and refined sugar this crop year, Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala said yesterday.

With a substantial harvest of 2.39 million MT for CY 2010-11, 21.3 percent more than last year, the country is on the way to regaining its previous distinction as a net sugar exporter, Alcala said in a government press release.

During the 17th Asia International Sugar Conference in Cebu, Alcala said “We have been making great strides in sugar production the past year. This may very well be the start of the country producing more than enough to meet its domestic requirements and quota obligations, but also to ensure that sugar farmers have a reasonable, sufficient, and ‘livable’ income.”

With continuing synergistic efforts of sugar industry farmers and stakeholders, and government through the DA-Sugar Regulatory Administration, Alcala said the country may no longer import sugar and instead once again be a major sugar supplier in Southeast Asia, the press release said.

Thus, due to a bumper harvest, supply of raw sugar increased five-fold to more than 623,500 MT. This is also due to lesser sugar consumption, which dipped to 1.5 million MT this year, from 1.8 million MT in CY 2009-10.

As a result prices of raw sugar fell from a high of P2,480 per 50-kilo bag to P1,300. The same is true with refined sugar.

Domestic consumption dramatically dropped to 655,840 MT, 31 percent less than last year, leaving a balance of more than 300,000 MT.

Similarly, prices of refined sugar also dropped from a high of P2,600 per 50-kilo bag to about P1,950 per bag.

Alcala said the country remains confident to maintain a high level of production for CY 2011-12, of at least 2.4 million MT of raw sugar.

“We look forward to building from these gains next year, as more farms are planted and program interventions continue for CY 2011-2012,” he said in the press release.

In particular, he said the DA-SRA will improve the efficiency and productivity of small farms by providing necessary infrastructure like bigger and automated loading ports, farm-to-mill roads, irrigation facilities, financing windows, and other support services through the DA convergence initiatives with other departments, particularly Department Agrarian Reform and Department of Environment and Natural Resources.*PNA

Linguine

August 20th, 2011, 05:10 AM

Good am.. i saw it also mga megs... what worried me is that, last year lang ni sila nag cemento sa circumferential, tapos indi pulido ila ubra, bisan o.k. pa ang cemento gin buhoan pa nila.. tsk.tsk...:bash: tapos indi man nila pag ubrahon dayon.... stupid DPWH (Delapidated and delayed works in Highways) Tani gin asphalt overlay nalang nila para dasig kag less expensive.. like what they do along lacson... diba? , ang sala naman sa lacson na asphalting, is that ang 6 lanes nahimo nalang 4 lanes kay ang both sides wala nila gin asphalt.. tsk.tsk...:bash::bash: attention DPWH!!!!!!!!!! tan awa nyo man ubra nyo..:bash::bash:

Ay abaw, more than a week ago na tingala ko na kanami pa sang semento sa circumferential sa tubang balay namon gin pang buhuan nila tapos asta subong wala man gintandug...ti daw sungkaan da subong kag nagatagultol imo salakayan maglabay ka da...tani wala lang anay nila ginguba kay maayo pa man kag kon ginguba nila dapat sige sige na dayon ang pag ubra, indi kay gub on tapos pabay an....daw wala gid sang pag bag o ang tuwid na daan ah...:ohno::nuts::bash::bash:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 05:11 AM

http://www.bacolodevents.com/assets/map/dcd01399627778b63ccbadfa9e5a368b-1313063364.jpg
mcdo renovation
Its about time kay damo na da estudiante from nearby schools nga gakaon da kung hapon or mga foreigners upod ang ila mga Pinay na asawa. It really needs expansion and I am happy they did. :lol:

bacolodchamp

August 20th, 2011, 05:41 AM

Leonardia Reorganizes Task Force Clean & Green
Bacolod City News Bing Leonardia Edith B. Colmo Environment Issue Negros Occidental Philippines
By Edith B. Colmo

Executive Order No. 21 Series of July 2011, stipulates the reconstitution of the Bacolod Task Force Clean and Green, was signed by Bacolod Mayor Evelio Leonardia.

This is aimed at ensuring and supporting health and safety of the general public, by sustaining government programs that promote clean and green communities for an epidemic-free environment.

Functions of Bacolod Task Force Clean and Green: to inculcate in the minds of constituents discipline, self-reliance, resourcefulness, cooperation, cleanliness and environmental awareness; to mobilize all sectors of society in transforming and helping their community into clean and green areas, with the least expense of the government. The task force is likewise expected to provide avenues for people’s organizations, NGOs and other private sector organizations to actively participate in community development efforts; to undertake projects and activities designed to sustain the clean and green program of the national government, in order to keep the city free from epidemics, and to monitor projects and activities related to cleaning and greening of Bacolod City.

The new task force is composed of: City Mayor Bing Leonardia as Honorary Chairperson, Vice Mayor Jude Thaddeus Sayson as Honorary Vice Chairperson, Myrna Servando of the Lions Club as Overall Chairperson, Councilor Em Ang is Vice Chairperson for Cluster 1 (South), Councilor Sonya Verdeflor is Vice Chairperson for Cluster 2 (North) and Liga President Mona Dia Jardin is Vice Chairperson for Cluster 3 (Central).

Bacolod Task Force Clean and Green is an example of private-public partnership, that Bacolod City, as pilot area of the DELGOSEA project on "best practice transfer" – is emulating, by involving not only government but also private sector organizations in the implementation of clean and green project.

Non-government organizations involved in the "Clean and Green" are church-based organizations, civic groups, business enterprises, the academe, and Tsinoy associations.*

www.ndb-online.com

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 06:10 AM

Kung may tiempo kamo, welcome guid kamo magbasa sa mga litania sang kahidlawan ko sa Negros in my blog (http://markmayomagallanes.wordpress.com/) or photoblog (http://republicanegrense.tumblr.com/). Indi lang kamo mangakig kung malaway kamo sa pagkaon... :lol:

Christendom

August 20th, 2011, 06:25 AM

^^depende sa mood ko migo a...anyway the discussion ended in a good note, let's leave it at that...but, t'was fun reading your exchanges.:)
uhmm fun man bla mig ti pwedi pa guro padayun ang fun hoho
May Chowking North Drive na bala migs.
Ara lang guid sa kilid sang Riverside, ang may David's Saloon sa 2nd floor nga building.
ah mayo mig…ti sa shakeys naman ta eh,,,or 11/7 hoho
ang balay sang migo ko da between PNB and Bank of Commerce nabakal naman kag ang buyer amo man ang owner subong sang BoC kag Shakey's na building kag may kk na basi kuno hotel naman ang ipatindog, lapad na da ang lote sang migo ko with their ancestral house and a swimming pool at the back ...:)
Nice KK Sir Linguine!:D
Indi na ta mag-gamit HH, KK naman!:lol:

Basi hotel na naman?!!!:uh:
Daku na guid ang demand nga daw gapalumbaanay patindog hotels esp dira sa Tourism Strip?

ew,,,anu naman ang kk ya??? kiling-kiling??? kili-kili???

partybacolod

August 20th, 2011, 06:41 AM

basi maka gwa ko ma post2 man ko d pictures ah. =)

partybacolod

August 20th, 2011, 06:44 AM

Sa gabi karon STATUS Night sa Club Sibeeria...

http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/251594_1704348867944_1814696990_1133225_6517461_n.jpg (http://www.bacolodevents.com/events/content/35/status-night)

Status night @ Club Sibeeria

Not all Single people are available
Not all in a relationship are inlove
and not all It's Complicated are not mean to be

Featuring : Markie Madness
Hosted by: MC Phat Mike

Dress Code:
White = Singles
Red = In a relationship
Black = Complicated
Pink = Open relationship
Blue = Engaged / Married.

Brought to you by:
Check Inn, Killerbee, City Radio, Tire house, American Shoe Emporium, Team Centerline, You Save Electrical Supply and Bacolodevents.com

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 06:58 AM

Sa gabi karon STATUS Night sa Club Sibeeria...

Dress Code:
White = Singles
Red = In a relationship
Black = Complicated
Pink = Open relationship
Blue = Engaged / Married.

Brought to you by:
Check Inn, Killerbee, City Radio, Tire house, American Shoe Emporium, Team Centerline, You Save Electrical Supply and Bacolodevents.com
Kung ara ko da, masuksuk ko white polo, black vest, red bandana or thin tie kag blue maong pants. Lantawun ta kung indi sila maconfuse kung ano status ko. :lol::lol::lol:

Christendom

August 20th, 2011, 07:05 AM

Kung ara ko da, masuksuk ko white polo, black vest, red bandana or thin tie kag blue maong pants. Lantawun ta kung indi sila maconfuse kung ano status ko. :lol::lol::lol:

lantawun ta mig kun ka sulod ka...nami join kag manilag-nilag ang kalimutaw hoho:lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 07:12 AM

lantawun ta mig kun ka sulod ka...nami join kag manilag-nilag ang kalimutaw hoho:lol:
Kanami nga daan sang "view" sa mga clubs biskan daw sardinas na kamo da. :lol::nuts:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 07:15 AM

http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lq7msxMxIO1qg8viso1_500.jpg
^^ Pabulig ko mga kasimanwa ko nga ara man sa Manila.
Kung may nakita kamo nga bangkiling sa Manila,
hambala ko bi please.
Kinanlan ko sa lutuon ko. :lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 07:53 AM

I-post ko lang ang pagkaon nga gusto ko matilawan...
http://www.experiencenegros.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/buriring-in-libas.jpg
Buriring halin sa Cadiz. Nakuha ko lang ni halin sa website (http://www.experiencenegros.com/buriring-time/) ni Nang Gladita.

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 08:54 AM

Mga fuerte ka common na pagkaon kung sa atun pa pero gakahidlawan na natun kung ara na ta sa iban na lugar...
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(from You Know You're From Bacolod, Philippines If... Facebook Page)

JuIcYdUdE22

August 20th, 2011, 08:59 AM

migo may idea of "mainuswagon" is "world class" indi lang ya by philippine standard.:lol: i wanna see negros occidental in the league of singapore and taiwan. think global migo.

maayong aga bacolod kag negros occidental....:)

Mangin Mainuswagon Pa Guid ang Negros...

JuIcYdUdE22

August 20th, 2011, 09:05 AM

sorry for this argument but I would just stress a point here..

It's not the right term you used when you say "mangin mainuswagon ang Negros". so you think we are not? because we are just to be progressive yet?

Negros Occidental is in the top 5?don't know exactly the ranking in the most progressive provinces...so to say that we are in the making of a progressive province is wrong!don't get offended migo.Peace ta ya ah!:lol::lol::lol:

Maybe Typo lang. - Guys, palihog lang gamit sang nagaka-angay nga tinaga.

Mangin is synonymous to "Will"
Nangin is for "Was"

Kindly be kind enough to properly execute the correct grammar usage of our language.. Naaaaks.... lol :lol::lol::lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 09:08 AM

Mga sari-sari nga isda kag pangluto sang isda...
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(from You Know You're From Bacolod, Philippines If... Facebook Page)

britnoy

August 20th, 2011, 09:16 AM

uhmm fun man bla mig ti pwedi pa guro padayun ang fun hoho

ah mayo mig...ti sa shakeys naman ta eh,,,or 11/7 hoho

ew,,,anu naman ang kk ya??? kiling-kiling??? kili-kili???

kuno kuno guro ah.

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 09:18 AM

Mga iban pa nga seafood na makapa-laway sa imo...
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Christendom

August 20th, 2011, 09:30 AM

^^ This is it guys. Lapit na lang magtuod ang akun na HH about Cadiz sang a few threads ago. :D
Notice nga ginemphasize guid sa mga pics ang port kag ang empty spaces kay pantindugan na da... kabalo na kamo kung ano na a. :lol:
Ang isa nga pwede ko mahambal is a Fish-Processing Facility out of many proposals but damo na da plano na iban ang mga Koreano so expect some other processing facility to sprout in that area and other BIG businesses. :D
^^i think i already have an idea of what's going on in here. right @RN...tani madayon lang kay amo na ni guro paghambal ta nga mangin mainuswagon ang negros.:cheers:
Mayor Patrick Escalante welcomes Korean investors
Cadiz City, Negros Occidental

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Anu nadi tuod ang mabangon nga KK man??? industrial economic zone??? IT park??? theme park???:lol: May pila ni mig @RN ka hectare???

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 09:30 AM

Sin-o pa wala ka merienda nga may upon na Mirinda?
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JuIcYdUdE22

August 20th, 2011, 09:32 AM

Anu nadi tuod ang mabangon man??? industrial economic zone??? IT park??? theme park???:lol: May pila ni mig @RN ka hectare???

Gasoline Station Park.. LOL

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 09:32 AM

Anu nadi tuod ang mabangon man??? industrial economic zone??? IT park??? theme park???:lol: May pila ni mig @RN ka hectare???
Nalipat ko pero lapad lapad ina siya. I will post figures soon. :)

Christendom

August 20th, 2011, 09:33 AM

kuno kuno guro ah.

or kuris-kuris istorya:)

@dark spirit

August 20th, 2011, 09:38 AM

^^
Kutso kutso!:D

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 09:54 AM

or kuris-kuris istorya:)
K-K-I na da ya ang tawag migs. :lol:

Christendom

August 20th, 2011, 10:02 AM

Gasoline Station Park.. LOL

aba:)

Nalipat ko pero lapad lapad ina siya. I will post figures soon. :)

mahulat nalang ta sini eh:)
^^
Kutso kutso!:D

gali,,,lapit man akon sabat:)

K-K-I na da ya ang tawag migs. :lol:
ti kurit-kurit eh...basi dal-on mu pa gid ang "eh"

Christendom

August 20th, 2011, 10:54 AM

nice banner from negrostoday.blogspot.com...nami kun ara pa gid ang bacolod govt center

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britnoy

August 20th, 2011, 02:17 PM

@dark spirit

August 20th, 2011, 02:47 PM

ay nano ni migo @RN daw tinunto haw,ginapailaila mo ni nga mga pagkaon. daw wala hustisya haw,perdi gid kami gali nga ara sa guwa pilipinas kay daw medyo budlay ni pangitaon kag mahal nga klase pagkaon sa guwa sang pilipinas. hehehe :) nami gid mga pinoy foods ah.

Wala na ko gani nag-comment sa mga posts ni migo RN kay obvious na karon nga ga-:drool::drool::drool: ko!:lol:
Na-homesick ( or rather, foodsick) lang ko seeing these pics!:cripes::D

@dark spirit

August 20th, 2011, 02:55 PM

Puregold sets P12.42-B listing this year

THURSDAY, 18 AUGUST 2011 19:31 MIGUEL R. CAMUS / REPORTER

Retail chain Puregold Price Club Inc. is pursuing an initial public offering (IPO) that could raise as much as P12.42 billion this year to expand its store network, documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission showed on Thursday.

In a preliminary prospectus, Puregold outlined plans to sell 600 million primary and secondary common shares priced no more than P18 each to raise up to P10.8 billion.

The company also provided an over-allotment option for 90 million common shares, which could add another P1.62 billion.

Including over-allotments, the offer shares represent 34.5 percent of the company’s outstanding stock.

Puregold planned to hold the IPO in March this year, saying it would sell 700 million common shares at P16 each. The company decided to postpone the initial share sale given volatile market conditions in the first half.

For the current offer, Puregold tapped The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd. and UBS AG as lead international managers and bookrunners while BDO Capital and Investment Corp. and First Metro Investment Corp. were tapped as domestic underwriters.

Evercore Partners served as financial adviser to the deal.

The 13-year-old retailer led by Filipino-Chinese businessman Lucio Co is selling shares to partly fund the expansion of its store network, mainly geared toward the mass market.

At present, Puregold has 72 stores mainly in Metro Manila and Luzon. The company operates supermarkets, located near residential areas, and hypermarkets, which are built near commercial centers or transportation hubs.

It also operates so-called discounters, which offer limited goods but at lower price points.

The company plans to open outlets in new locations, including Davao, Rizal, Cavite, Pangasinan, Baguio, Ilocos, Camarines Sur, Bacolod, Cebu, Iloilo, Leyte, Albay and Mindoro. Capital spending this year is set at P1.17 billion and P3.02 billion for 2012.

Puregold also plans to retire debts worth P2.25 billion to China Banking Corp., Metropolitan Bank and Trust Co. and Banco de Oro Unibank Inc., the prospectus showed.

Puregold said sales in the six months to June rose 41 percent to P17.3 billion. Net income during the period jumped 269 percent to P782.8 million.

So far, only building contractor Megawide Construction Corp. braved the equity market to hold its P2.3 billion IPO in February.

Apart from Puregold, electronics maker Cirtek Holdings Philippines Corp. has filed its application to hold a P660 million initial share sale.

FROM Business Mirror (http://www.businessmirror.com.ph/home/companies/15326-puregold-sets-p1242-b-listing-this-year)

@dark spirit

August 20th, 2011, 03:24 PM

bacolodchamp

August 20th, 2011, 04:16 PM

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boy muscovado

August 20th, 2011, 04:34 PM

Good am.. i saw it also mga megs... what worried me is that, last year lang ni sila nag cemento sa circumferential, tapos indi pulido ila ubra, bisan o.k. pa ang cemento gin buhoan pa nila.. tsk.tsk...:bash: tapos indi man nila pag ubrahon dayon.... stupid DPWH (Delapidated and delayed works in Highways) Tani gin asphalt overlay nalang nila para dasig kag less expensive.. like what they do along lacson... diba? , ang sala naman sa lacson na asphalting, is that ang 6 lanes nahimo nalang 4 lanes kay ang both sides wala nila gin asphalt.. tsk.tsk...:bash::bash: attention DPWH!!!!!!!!!! tan awa nyo man ubra nyo..:bash::bash:

I think, better concrete it first before putting the asphalt overlay, since the Carlos Hilado Highway (Circumferential) is a main road for heavy sugarcane trucks, tankers, trailers and container vans...asphalt alone is too costly if they annually get destroyed from he rapid wear and tear of heavy trucks and prolonged rainy seasons. Mahumok ang aspalto so mas manami kung may concrete sya nga base.

Kung ara ko da, masuksuk ko white polo, black vest, red bandana or thin tie kag blue maong pants. Lantawun ta kung indi sila maconfuse kung ano status ko. :lol::lol::lol:

Would wear white with red stripes :lol::lol::lol:

@dark spirit

August 20th, 2011, 05:20 PM

What say you peeps?:)
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Additional flyover depends on Bacolodnons

By Carla N. Canet
Saturday, August 20, 2011

DEPARTMENT of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Secretary Rogelio Singson said that the second flyover for Bacolod City will depend on how the people want the project.

“We will study how we can revive it, as it is already on the verge that Bacolodnons may lose the opportunity to have it. It all depends of the people here,” he said following the inauguration of the first flyover in the city Friday.

He said that the first flyover was completed in just over four months, wherein normally DPWH finishes it in 15 months.

He said that there are those who considered the P365-million flyover as expensive but the DPWH secretary said that the materials were already at their depot and they have no choice but to implement the project to the recipient city than leave the materials to rust.

Singson was joined by Mayor Evelio Leonardia, French Embassy representative Phillippe Gouvary, and lone district of Bacolod Representative Anthony Golez, Governor Alfredo Marañon Jr., DPWH Undersecretary Rafael Yabut, DPWH Assistant Secretary Emil Sadain,
DPWH-PBPO OIC Project Director Oscar Villanueva and DPWH-Western Visayas Director Evelyn Barroso during the inauguration rites.

Leonardia thanked the secretary because it is in his term that the project was finally given the go signal.

Leonardia recalled that it was on Sept. 23, 2004 when a group of engineers visited Bacolod City Hall and DPWH said that Bacolod is one of the beneficiaries of the President’s Bridge Program.

In 2006 it was confirmed that indeed Bacolod will be a recipient of the said mega structure, he said.

Leonardia said Bacolod City welcomes the flyover for it symbolizes progress and development and is concrete evidence that Bacolod City is indeed moving forward.

He also said that the structure is a big help in traffic decongestion and will propel Bacolod to surge ahead.

On the other hand, Singson said that the flyover is ideal for congested areas, and implementing the said project will benefit not just Bacolod but also the people living around the flyover.

Gouvary, for his part, said that the flyover is a sign of connection and progress between two countries, the Philippines and France.

He expressed his gratitude to all the participants, especially the local dignitaries who made the said project successful.

Golez, on the other hand, said that it was a day full of joy and thanksgiving, as he feels indebted and grateful for the support given towards progress.

“It is a celebration for it is the first time that a mega structure was built in Bacolod; a dream of having a 4-lane circumferential national road,” he added.

He also acknowledged Leonardia’s all-out support for the DPWH project and the professionalism of City Government officials.

He said that the flyover has stirred so much emotions and euphoria - a gift to the people of Bacolod.

Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on August 20, 2011.

boy muscovado

August 20th, 2011, 05:54 PM

detours

August 20th, 2011, 05:56 PM

Congrats !:applause::applause::applause:

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JULY,2011 NURSE LICENSURE EXAMINATION

Rank # 4: NADINE CEDEÑO SAMEON UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE 87.00

Rank # 8: ARGEE ABUNDA ALONSABE UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE 86.20

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Rank # 7 : FRANCES MAE TUPAS BAQUILLOS RIVERSIDE COLLEGE 86.40

source (http://www.scribd.com/doc/62705272/PINOYBSNJuly-2011-Nursing-Board-Exam-Result-Top-Performing-Schools)

abi ko duha lang ang ara sa top ten nga taga aton diri sa Bacolod.wala ko makita ang taga Riverside.so that means 3 gid aton sa top ten.indi man maasiasi gali ang aton diri nurses no?Congratulations to all the New Nurses.Congratulations USLS!

detours

August 20th, 2011, 06:01 PM

[QUOTE=boy muscovado;83056531]See?....ang mga iban nga taga Bacolod especially ang mga lider sang N4NM (kilala nyo na ina sila...si Hangman, si Hoff-Line, and ang kampon sang Treble Clef) ang gapamalabag sina. so sa aton gypon "insistent public demand" nakasalalay ang pagpa ubra sini......mayo gihapon ibutang ina sa Araneta-Magsaysay Extension but we need to expand both the road shoulders of these existing streets para masulhay ang changing of lanes kun sin-o ang "Ibabaw" kag "Ilalim".[/QUOTE

Isn't it that the other flyover will be built in Araneta-Magsaysay?siling to na survey na dungan sang pagsurvey sa Bata Intersection.may iban pa gid nga dapat butangan diri luwas sa Araneta haw?

boy muscovado

August 20th, 2011, 06:04 PM

In fairness...

SM CITY BACOLOD
3-DAY SALE

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North Wing

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South Wing

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Cyberzone @ West Bridgeway

boy muscovado

August 20th, 2011, 06:21 PM

SM CITY BACOLOD
3-DAY SALE

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South Wing and Fiesta Strip

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SOUND-OFF @ South Wing Fiesta Strip

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West Bridgeway over Rizal Street with North and South Fiesta Strips

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West Bridgeway

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Guimaras Strait as seen from West Bridgeway

boy muscovado

August 20th, 2011, 06:25 PM

SM CITY BACOLOD
3-DAY SALE

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boy muscovado

August 20th, 2011, 06:26 PM

SM CITY BACOLOD
3-DAY SALE

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@dark spirit

August 20th, 2011, 06:40 PM

^^
SM! SM! SM! (opps, wrong color!):D:D:D

wertyroy

August 20th, 2011, 06:53 PM

Wow! Look @ the crowd! Daw dungan man sale sila sang Robinson pro mas gutok pagid ya sa SM ba! :nuts:

North Wing

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boy muscovado

August 20th, 2011, 06:59 PM

Wow! Look @ the crowd! Daw dungan man sale sila sang Robinson pro mas gutok pagid ya sa SM ba! :nuts:

South Wing

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Migo sa end-of-the month pa ang sale sa Robinsons...I think its 26-28...:)

wertyroy

August 20th, 2011, 07:13 PM

Migo sa end-of-the month pa ang sale sa Robinsons...I think its 26-28...:)

aw huo gali, basta sini nga month may sale man ang rob. :lol:

wertyroy

August 20th, 2011, 07:52 PM

:dance::dance:Congrats !:applause::applause::applause:

http://www.usls.edu.ph/include/images/usls-logo.png

JULY,2011 NURSE LICENSURE EXAMINATION

Rank # 4: NADINE CEDEÑO SAMEON UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE 87.00

Rank # 8: ARGEE ABUNDA ALONSABE UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE 86.20

http://www.riverside.edu.ph/forum/Themes/classic/images/bg_logo-header.png

Rank # 7 : FRANCES MAE TUPAS BAQUILLOS RIVERSIDE COLLEGE 86.40

source (http://www.scribd.com/doc/62705272/PINOYBSNJuly-2011-Nursing-Board-Exam-Result-Top-Performing-Schools)

Congrats sa USLS 75.62% ang passing rate sa NLE!!!! :banana::banana::banana:

http://www.philippinenursingdirectory.com/2011/08/20/performance-of-schools-in-the-july-2011-nursing-board-exam/#more-11810

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 08:07 PM

ay nano ni migo @RN daw tinunto haw,ginapailaila mo ni nga mga pagkaon. daw wala hustisya haw,perdi gid kami gali nga ara sa guwa pilipinas kay daw medyo budlay ni pangitaon kag mahal nga klase pagkaon sa guwa sang pilipinas. hehehe :) nami gid mga pinoy foods ah.
Wala na ko gani nag-comment sa mga posts ni migo RN kay obvious na karon nga ga-:drool::drool::drool: ko!:lol:
Na-homesick ( or rather, foodsick) lang ko seeing these pics!:cripes::D
Even though I am in Manila, even these foods I am posting are rare to none man diri except sa talong of course. :lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 08:10 PM

See?....ang mga iban nga taga Bacolod especially ang mga lider sang N4NM (kilala nyo na ina sila...si Hangman, si Hoff-Line, and ang kampon sang Treble Clef) ang gapamalabag sina. so sa aton gypon "insistent public demand" nakasalalay ang pagpa ubra sini......mayo gihapon ibutang ina sa Araneta-Magsaysay Extension but we need to expand both the road shoulders of these existing streets para masulhay ang changing of lanes kun sin-o ang "Ibabaw" kag "Ilalim".
It is our duty here in SSC Bacolod to safeguard the interest of Bacolod being the creme de la creme of the province. As long as we are here, we would not let that second flyover project go to the trash. :guns1:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 08:16 PM

^^ Nami sang sale a. Basta sale, can't resist guid ya ang mga Negrénse para magdagsa though biskan wala pa sweldo. :lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 20th, 2011, 08:19 PM

Congrats !:applause::applause::applause:
http://www.usls.edu.ph/include/images/usls-logo.png
JULY,2011 NURSE LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Rank # 4: NADINE CEDEÑO SAMEON UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE 87.00
Rank # 8: ARGEE ABUNDA ALONSABE UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE 86.20
http://www.riverside.edu.ph/forum/Themes/classic/images/bg_logo-header.png
Rank # 7 : FRANCES MAE TUPAS BAQUILLOS RIVERSIDE COLLEGE 86.40
source (http://www.scribd.com/doc/62705272/PINOYBSNJuly-2011-Nursing-Board-Exam-Result-Top-Performing-Schools)
Congratulations sa mga friends and relatives ka na nurse na. Grabe nga waswas niyo and now it pays off. :lol: Might as well send flowers to that girl I like nga nakapasar sa exam. :lol::nuts:

ninja kid

August 20th, 2011, 10:43 PM

Congratulations sa mga friends and relatives ka na nurse na. Grabe nga waswas niyo and now it pays off. :lol: Might as well send flowers to that girl I like nga nakapasar sa exam. :lol::nuts:

Amo na ya ang mga banat! :okay:

Paamani pa gid 1 box of chocolates ... :D

Para makapasar ka dayon sa iya Board Exams of the heart ... :lol:

Labay lang ko ah ... now working overtime ... para damo :2cents::2cents::2cents: pagpuli ... :lol:

i love bacolod

August 21st, 2011, 12:26 AM

mga migo daw may ara man gna construct sa tubang sang apollo ano na sya?

i love bacolod

August 21st, 2011, 12:51 AM

^^
SM! SM! SM! (opps, wrong color!):D:D:D
sabagay meg pula na sbung ila plastic bag indi na blue:)

i love bacolod

August 21st, 2011, 01:14 AM

i love bacolod

August 21st, 2011, 02:28 AM

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Linguine

August 21st, 2011, 04:06 AM

our hometown hero...

Donnie Nietes, the great little champion

Published : Sunday, August 21, 2011 00:00
Written by : Manny Piñol

DONNIE Nietes, who held the World Boxing Organization (WBO) miniflyweight crown for four long years, is perhaps the most underrated and unheralded great Filipino boxing champion of this generation.
Humble and unassuming, the 29-year-old Nietes does not have the charisma of Manny Pacquiao, the air and flair of Nonito Donaire, Jr., or the articulateness of Brian Viloria neither did he generate controversies like the alcohol-powered Marvin Sonsona.

But Nietes is a brave and great champion.

Consider this. Ever since winning the WBO title in a fight staged by his patron Don Antonio L. Aldeguer in Cebu City in 2007, Nietes defended his title for four straight times, three of these defenses were in his challengers’ territory, Mexico.

There is no other Filipino fighter in the history of the sport who has scored so many successful title defenses in his opponents’ territory.

Not even the great Manny Pacquiao.

In fact, looking at the list of fights that the Pacman engaged in, it is easy to conclude that the numbers in his loss column could have doubled had he fought in Mexico.

Easily, Manny could have lost his two fights against Juan Manuel Marquez and his fight against Nedal Hussein had these fights been held in Mexico.

In Mexico, the referee would have conveniently waved off the fight and declared the Pacman badly hurt and unable to continue when he was knocked down by Hussein.

But with the advantage of fighting in his own territory, Pacquiao survived the knockdown and came back in the latter rounds to knockout Hussein.

As for the Marquez fights that ended in a draw and a split decision, the judges would have viewed the fights differently had they been staged in Mexico.

And it is for this reason that Nietes’ courage deserves admiration.

Nietes actually could have made history by making more title defenses of his 105-lb. title were it not for the weight problems.

“He just could not easily make the 105-lb. limit anymore that’s why we decided to move him up to the junior flyweight division,” said ALA Boxing Promotions vice president Dennis Cañete.

In his first foray into the 108-lb. division, Nietes easily disposed of his Mexican opponent by knockout in the first round showing new-found power developed through a new conditioning program under physical conditioning coach Pio Solon.

This October, Nietes will make his first stab at the world title in the junior flyweight division when he challenges Mexican champion Ramon Hirales Garcia for the WBO title.

Unlike is title defenses for his miniflyweight title, Nietes will be fighting for his second world title in
Bacolod City where the crowd will certainly be rooting for him and where he will be comfortable with the climate.

I have seen Hirales fight once in Mexico when he won the WBO title by technical knockout.

Judging by Hirales’ performance in that fight, it is safe to say that Nietes will have the upper hand when they meet in October.

Besides, with his record of 28 wins, 16 by KO, only 1 split decision loss and three draws, Nietes is the more experienced fighter compared to Hirales Garcia.

If and when Nietes wins that title, he will hold the distinction of being one of the very few Filipino fighters who have won titles in two or more divisions and he will be in the league that includes such boxing greats like Pacquiao, Luisito Espinosa and Dodie Peñalosa.

It’s a pity that Nietes does not have the body frame and height like the Pacman which could have allowed him to gain more weight and move up to higher divisions to win more titles.

He is just a natural flyweight, a small division where the purse is also understandably puny compared to the hundreds of thousand dollars that Donaire makes or millions that Manny earns.

But regardless of the amount of purse, Nietes could be rated as among the best in the world today, pound-for-pound.

http://www.manilatimes.net/index.php/sports/5210-donnie-nietes-the-great-little-champion

@dark spirit

August 21st, 2011, 04:09 AM

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San Carlos resorts to biomass (http://www.bworldonline.com/content.php?section=Corporate&title=San-Carlos-resorts-to-biomass&id=36798)

SAN CARLOS BioPower, Inc. has resorted to putting up an 18-megawatt (MW) biomass power plant in Negros Occidental to be powered by sugarcane by-products as the larger ethanol facility of its affiliate remains stalled.

“San Carlos BioPower will be a greenfield, stand-alone power plant with a generation capacity of 18 MW supplying baseload power to the local grid,” the company said in a statement yesterday.

“San Carlos BioPower...already secured its first 30% equity commitment from ThomasLloyd’s Cleantech infrastructure fund,” it added.

The ThomasLloyd Group earlier announced the acquisition of Bronzeoak Ltd., the principal proponent in San Carlos BioPower.

Bronzeoak Ltd. is the owner of Bronzeoak Philippines which runs local ethanol firm San Carlos Bioenergy.

The ethanol producer had earlier halted operations, citing competition from cheap imports from Brazil.

The biomass plant, on the other hand, will be built on 20 hectares of land with another five hectares for fuel storage.

The company said sugarcane residues are “typically left in the fields after harvest and energy crops from dedicated plantations.”

San Carlos BioPower’s plant will “provide electricity to an area of short supply and increasing demand for power and will provide an additional source of income for the local farming community.” -- Emilia Narni J. David

bacolodchamp

August 21st, 2011, 04:27 AM

^^hitting 2 birds with 1 stone...:cheers:

maayong aga bacolod kag negro occ.:)

Christendom

August 21st, 2011, 04:37 AM

mga migo daw may ara man gna construct sa tubang sang apollo ano na sya?

basi bag0 naman ni nga gasolinahan
:)
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San Carlos resorts to biomass (http://www.bworldonline.com/content.php?section=Corporate&title=San-Carlos-resorts-to-biomass&id=36798)

SAN CARLOS BioPower, Inc. has resorted to putting up an 18-megawatt (MW) biomass power plant in Negros Occidental to be powered by sugarcane by-products as the larger ethanol facility of its affiliate remains stalled.

“San Carlos BioPower will be a greenfield, stand-alone power plant with a generation capacity of 18 MW supplying baseload power to the local grid,” the company said in a statement yesterday.

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amoni nga cool fire dapat kesa coal fire:lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 05:14 AM

bacolodchamp

August 21st, 2011, 05:16 AM

Negros areas to rise as 'salad bowls' in the Visayas
By ELLALYN B. DE VERA
August 20, 2011, 5:44pm

BACOLOD CITY, Negros Occ., Philippines - The Department of Agriculture is set to partner with local officials and farmers to transform areas in Negros Island as “vegetable salad bowls” in the Visayas that will cater to needs of the cities of San Carlos, Dumaguete, Bacolod and Cebu.

Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala recognized the vast potentials of Don Salvador Benedicto in Negros Occidental and Canlaon City in Negros Oriental “for organic vegetable production in these areas, as well as for upland rice, coffee, cacao, tea, dairy, and for small ruminants.”

Don Salvador Benedicto, a fourth class municipality located in the mountainous regions northeast of Negros island, was established as a town in 1983. Its semi-temperate climate with temperatures ranging from 16 to 24 degrees Celcius has earned for itself the title of ‘summer capital’ of the island.

Farmers in the area raise so-called Benguet vegetables like lettuce, cabbage, sayote, potato and tomato.

Don Salvador Benedicto Mayor Laurence MJ Dela Cruz said a Korean firm has already established a vegetable farm in the area to supply the needs of Korean restaurants in the Visayas.

To support the production of organic vegetables and other crops, Alcala said the DA, through the National Irrigation Administration (NIA), will construct an irrigation project next year that will put into productive use an additional 1,500 hectares of farmland.

The DA chief said the government will help Don Salvador Benedicto farmers to engage in the production of coffee, cacao and tea.

Alcala granted the town through a counterpart scheme two hand tractors, two threshers, five carabaos with farm implements, two flatbed dryers, hundreds of coffee and cacao seedlings, and 10 four-year college scholarship grants (inclusive of tuition, books and monthly stipends) to deserving high school students who will pursue college degrees in agriculture, fishery and other related courses.

www.mb.com.ph

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 05:22 AM

bacolodchamp

August 21st, 2011, 05:31 AM

^^restos in manila also source out their organic veggies from negros. frsh start organics for example supplies cibo's requirements.:)

Christendom

August 21st, 2011, 05:46 AM

Soon to be a
Central Philippines State University
Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental

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RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 06:11 AM

^^restos in manila also source out their organic veggies from negros. frsh start organics for example supplies cibo's requirements.:)
I think Ilonggo na da bala ang ara sa higher-ups nila mo. I once saw an article about someone from Cibo making a salad out of ubad which is actually amazing since medyo pilit ya ang ubad than ubod but came out good. :lol:

bacolodchamp

August 21st, 2011, 06:15 AM

^^negrense migo...indi ilonggo:lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 06:33 AM

^^negrense migo...indi ilonggo:lol:
Taga-Negros guid siya ya gali? Baw a, kababayan ta man gali to siya. :lol: I stand corrected. Basta, namit guid man ya ang food sa Cibo. :)

boy muscovado

August 21st, 2011, 06:54 AM

Indi na ni mapungan na fate sang Negros since we are already moving towards being the Organic Bowl of Asia. :) Tingala ko man na damo na sari sari nga klase sang kimchi sa Bacolod kay may ara na farm gali sa Negros. Yes, I agree with Sec. Alcala that DSB has a big potential because of its mild to cold climate all year round. That area is our Province's Summer Capital and is treading the same fate with Baguio as being the Province's Salad-bowl. :lol:

Basta ang mahambal ko lang...zone these salad farms properly so that the remaining forest land will remain intact or else we will end up like Baguio and La Trinidad's slopes that were hastily converted to veggie farms for big demands of salad veggies. These high value crops will be stand no chance in heavy precipitation that will make DSB prone to landslides and high surface run-off. Basta halong lang sila sa pag open sang DSB to salad farming....I suggest that these farms are better placed at the part of DSB that borders San Carlos City, Toboso and Caltrava

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 06:59 AM

Basta ang mahambal ko lang...zone these salad farms properly so that the remaining forest land will remain intact or else we will end up like Baguio and La Trinidad's slopes that were hastily converted to veggie farms for big demands of salad veggies. These high value crops will be stand no chance in heavy precipitation that will make DSB prone to landslides and high surface run-off. Basta halong lang sila sa pag open sang DSB to salad farming....I suggest that these farms are better placed at the part of DSB that borders San Carlos City, Toboso and Caltrava
Kalapad sang scrublands sang Negros nga wala guid kahoy. Ang listahan sang duta nga pwede i-IFMA or i-CADT sa DENR fuerte guid kalapad that they list to tens of thousands of hectares. I say, grant IFMA or CADT titles to those interested nga magdevelop organic farms in scrublands na wala na kahoy pero mabugnaw but making sure na tamnan man nila kahoy ang dako na portion kay para ma na sa benefit sang ila organic farms. By the way, laban sa duta sang DSB yan na ni Board Member Nehemias de la Cruz and family. :D:lol:

boy muscovado

August 21st, 2011, 07:00 AM

Taga-Negros guid siya ya gali? Baw a, kababayan ta man gali to siya. :lol: I stand corrected. Basta, namit guid man ya ang food sa Cibo. :)

Murcia ang hometown ni Donnie Nietes

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 07:07 AM

Murcia ang hometown ni Donnie Nietes
Ay abaw! Damo man ko da kaparientihan sa Murcia. :lol: Mangirit na guid ko ni todo next time magkaon sa Cibo. :D

@dark spirit

August 21st, 2011, 07:17 AM

JuIcYdUdE22

August 21st, 2011, 07:19 AM

Kalapad sang scrublands sang Negros nga wala guid kahoy. Ang listahan sang duta nga pwede i-IFMA or i-CADT sa DENR fuerte guid kalapad that they list to tens of thousands of hectares. I say, grant IFMA or CADT titles to those interested nga magdevelop organic farms in scrublands na wala na kahoy pero mabugnaw but making sure na tamnan man nila kahoy ang dako na portion kay para ma na sa benefit sang ila organic farms. By the way, laban sa duta sang DSB yan na ni Board Member Nehemias de la Cruz and family. :D:lol:

What I dont like though is the trend of cutting Old Growth Forest to give way to agriculture. 1/4 of DSB is just for DSB. 3/4 is Forest cover and Shrubs.. they are in NNFR. They should mind Sustainability in developing Forest Cover and Agri.. Both benefits Tourism and Trade..

partybacolod

August 21st, 2011, 07:23 AM

FRONT PAGE SANG BANDERA 08/21/2011

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RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 07:27 AM

What I dont like though is the trend of cutting Old Growth Forest to give way to agriculture. 1/4 of DSB is just for DSB. 3/4 is Forest cover and Shrubs.. they are in NNFR. They should mind Sustainability in developing Forest Cover and Agri.. Both benefits Tourism and Trade..
Ka-weird gani nga why do they have to cut old growth forest for agriculture nga tens of thousands hectares ang kalaparun sang duta sa Negros nga cogon lang ang gatubo nga ni isa ka stack sang tubo or other crops wala guid tanom. :ohno: Ang duta sa Candoni nga na-grant as IFMA sa company ni Dad ko kalapad nga puro lang cogon ang gatubo, ni isa ka endemic tree wala, ni isa ka tubo wala guid tanom. 70 - 80% of the area they devoted to reforestation while the rest sa agri-development projects para sa pumuluyo sang lugar. :)

JuIcYdUdE22

August 21st, 2011, 07:30 AM

Kabankalan City gets new agricultural tramline (http://www.pia.gov.ph/?m=1&t=1&id=50052)

BACOLOD CITY, Aug. 20 (PIA) -- Farmers of Kabankalan City in Negros Occidental, and even of the nearby town of Mabinay in Negros Oriental, will now be able to easily bring their produce to the market with the new agricultural tramlinein their area.
The Tagukon Agricultural Tramline Project based in Brgy. Tagukon in Kabankalan is a collaborative project of the Department of Agriculture – Philippine Center for Post Harvest Development and Mechanization (DA-PhilMech) and the Provincial Government of Negros Occidental.
The project was funded by DA-PhilMech while the provincial government through the Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPA) provided the technical assistance and supervision of its construction.
The tramline has a structure engine, shed house, two towers, carrier, and cable assembly.
It was built to provide easy transport of agricultural products with a maximum capacity of 350 kilograms per trip.
This will cater to farmers in the upland barangays of the City of Kabankalan and Municipality of Mabinay, Negros Oriental.(Capitol News/JSC/EAD-PIA6 Negros Occidental)

JuIcYdUdE22

August 21st, 2011, 07:35 AM

JuIcYdUdE22

August 21st, 2011, 07:42 AM

BTW, daw na singles out ko ang NPA haw, anyway, ara man na sa mga tawo. Damo Pigado nga galagas dayon Kwarta. Ano pa b abi, medyo daw wala klaro ang lakat sang progreso sa amo ni nga advocasiya..

Education and Information Drive and pinakabudlay nga part sa pag implement sang amo ni hilikuton.

It is hard to unlearn the trauma that these people experienced in the CHICKS Area. Before na ang Tourism, wala na ginasapak sang mga taga Sipalay ah. Paminsar nila ya, May kilala sila nga namana Foreigner kag nag mangaranon. Pinsar nila, sila ya t pigado dyapon, ano man ang labot da nila. Wala na nila gina pinsar ang Tourism2x, kay para sa ila ya, wala man na to gakadto damo. Thats their reality 10 years ago.

Now Nakita nila ang gina educate namon sa ila, t kung namati sila sang una, t tani mas grabe pa gid ang nalabot sang south area.

Remember the Golf Course tani sa Cauayan? nga ang ma-invest Koreans? Dako gid to nga Investment drawer sa South. Imagine Lapit nga Facility sa White Sandy Beaches?

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 07:47 AM

JuIcYdUdE22

August 21st, 2011, 07:50 AM

Daw amo ni tani ang hitsura kung nadayun...
http://mi9.com/uploads/landscape/2084/golf-course-by-the-sea_800x600_27611.jpg
...golf course overlooking Sulu Sea. Nami tani ang view pero sige lang a, damo pa man iban na investors nga ma-invest da. :)

Nami pa da, pero okay naman. Ila Clubhouse ara sa Dagat nga may Bridge2x, so double sya as a beach resort gid. Apart from the cliff like atmosphere para sa golf. May Light House pa bala mo. Hays Kanugon gd ya.. Bulig pa na work sa mga Hotel and Resto Graduates ta di..

JuIcYdUdE22

August 21st, 2011, 07:51 AM

Hiligaynon News: Bacolod SP nagpahanugot sa pagpanukot sa mga nagagamit sang Brgy. Bagsakan senter (http://www.pia.gov.ph/?m=7&r=r06&id=50002)

SYUDAD SANG BACOLOD, Agosto 20 (PIA) -- Ang Bacolod Sangguniang Panlungsod (SP) nagpasugot sang panugyan sang mga tiglawas sang Brgy. Banago sa pagpanukot sang bayad sa kada banyera ukon daku nga bulotangan sang mga isda nga nagagamit sang "post harvest facility" ukon ang bagsakan center sang barangay nga nahamtang sa Sitio Sibucao.
Tig-P2.50 ang igasukot sa kada banyera kag sa sulodlan nga daku sang mga isda, kag ini igapatuman sa ordinansa sang barangay numero 11-002.
Ang mga agsador (tenant) magabayad man sang tig P500 kada bulan kag ini sa idalum sang ordinansa numero 11-003 sang barangay.
Suno kay Rey Majomitano, ang manugpahibalo nga opisyales sang barangay, ang makuha nga kantidad, pagagamiton sa pagbayad sa tubig kag kuryente, sa pagmintinar sang lugar kag sa nagapaninlo adlaw-adlaw.
Ang ini nga bagsakan center ginagamit halin sa alas dos sang kaagahon (2:00 am) hasta alas sais sang aga (6:00am) kada adlaw. *(JSC/CAD-PIA6 Negros Occ.)

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 08:09 AM

Nami pa da, pero okay naman. Ila Clubhouse ara sa Dagat nga may Bridge2x, so double sya as a beach resort gid. Apart from the cliff like atmosphere para sa golf. May Light House pa bala mo. Hays Kanugon gd ya.. Bulig pa na work sa mga Hotel and Resto Graduates ta di..
Handum kag dumot ko guid nga makapatindog sang resort da sa CHICKS area nga indi lang basta basta balay balay na resort kundi first class with ammenities. Dreams ko lang na a pero who knows someday. :lol::nuts:

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 08:44 AM

I got this from the Organic na Negros Facebook Page...
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^^ I wonder what those plants are. Are those herbs or plot of land lang ini nga wala pa ma clear?
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^^ "Organic Offering" from the same page. Fresh lettuce, black and red rice. :)

greenflare

August 21st, 2011, 09:18 AM

Rumored Hi Residences Sales Office update... 08/20/2011

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far back ..., Villa Angela Subd...

greenflare

August 21st, 2011, 09:25 AM

Hi Residences Update .... 08/20/2011

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Slowly Rising !!!:cheers: tuod2x na gid ni ya., indi kay drawing2x lang ...:)

@dark spirit

August 21st, 2011, 09:37 AM

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 09:46 AM

^^ Lapit na lang ko may tamwa-tamwaun kung magbisita ko sa Trinity ba. :lol:

britnoy

August 21st, 2011, 10:19 AM

^^ Lapit na lang ko may tamwa-tamwaun kung magbisita ko sa Trinity ba. :lol:

sa tubang capitol heights(tupad pc headquarters) ni sya migs?

britnoy

August 21st, 2011, 10:23 AM

JuIcYdUdE22

August 21st, 2011, 10:38 AM

is bangkiling called kamias in tagalog?

it is not.. I-ba ang Kamias..

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 10:40 AM

is bangkiling called kamias in tagalog?
Nope, they are different bananas... este, fruits. :lol: Pareho sila hitsura ka dahon pero lainay ni sila. :) Actually, wala ni siya Tagalog name, Ilocano lang which is karamay. :nuts: Damo na sa balay sang mga tiya ni Mom ko. Ginabutang na natun sa Negros sa paksiw nga isda, hipon or kung ano na seafood, sa mga Ilocano guina-dulce lang or pickles kag sa mga Chinese ginakaon after meals. :lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 10:41 AM

sa tubang capitol heights(tupad pc headquarters) ni sya migs?
Sa may lapit ni Villa Angela, sa tupad guid ni dalan (Burgos Extension). :)

britnoy

August 21st, 2011, 10:42 AM

See?....ang mga iban nga taga Bacolod especially ang mga lider sang N4NM (kilala nyo na ina sila...si Hangman, si Hoff-Line, and ang kampon sang Treble Clef) ang gapamalabag sina. so sa aton gypon "insistent public demand" nakasalalay ang pagpa ubra sini......mayo gihapon ibutang ina sa Araneta-Magsaysay Extension but we need to expand both the road shoulders of these existing streets para masulhay ang changing of lanes kun sin-o ang "Ibabaw" kag "Ilalim".

kung ako pamangkuton @doc mas luyag ko sa eastside kaso daw ka gamay man sang dalan didto.(burgos-c.h. road)

JuIcYdUdE22

August 21st, 2011, 10:47 AM

JT_Bacolodnon_in_LA

August 21st, 2011, 10:50 AM

Speaking of DSB...

Taken from the viewing deck off the highway...

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Upclose... getting there was difficult as the trail was not developed at all...

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Finally my attempt at capturing the full height of the falls upclose... the pic does not do it enough justice tho as it is far more majestic in person!!

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RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 10:55 AM

Speaking of DSB...
Taken from the viewing deck off the highway...
Kapila ko na na bala gakakit-an kung magtravel ko North or pa-Cebu via Ceres. Daw gusto ko manaug kag mag trek didto pero siyempre may appointments ko ya. :lol: May guide kamo pagkadto sa trail? Diin kamo nagstart ka trek? :)

britnoy

August 21st, 2011, 11:04 AM

Nope, they are different bananas... este, fruits. :lol: Pareho sila hitsura ka dahon pero lainay ni sila. :) Actually, wala ni siya Tagalog name, Ilocano lang which is karamay. :nuts: Damo na sa balay sang mga tiya ni Mom ko. Ginabutang na natun sa Negros sa paksiw nga isda, hipon or kung ano na seafood, sa mga Ilocano guina-dulce lang or pickles kag sa mga Chinese ginakaon after meals. :lol:

migo RN ambot kung nakaabot ka pa sang bangkiling nga kahoy sa Trinity(old site) taga hapon pagwala na ang principal panaka dayon kami bankiling.ara gid ang puno sa tupad sang gate.pwede lang gani malumpat para makakuha sang bangkiling.hehehe

britnoy

August 21st, 2011, 11:06 AM

Sa may lapit ni Villa Angela, sa tupad guid ni dalan (Burgos Extension). :)

yes amo na ang tubang sang capitol heights nga kampo da sang una,na tupad man villa angela.

boy muscovado

August 21st, 2011, 11:08 AM

kung ako pamangkuton @doc mas luyag ko sa eastside kaso daw ka gamay man sang dalan didto.(burgos-c.h. road)

There is a Separate Plan for Circumferential Road. Himuoon gid na da sang DPWH 4 lanes, and some parts 6 lanes. Nami sa Burgos-Carlos Hilado Intersection and Flyover nga galiko.

Originally the flyovers were:

Lacson-BS Aquino Flyover - nag entra abi si Monico, nag drag ang issue plus ang N4NM
Lacson-Burgos Flyover - nag reklamo si councilor Catalino alisbo kay maapektuhan iya negosyo

option #2 as suggested by the city

Lacson-CM Hilado (Circumferential) Flyover - now finished
Burgos-CM Hilado (Circumferential) Flyover - opposed by N4NM, some opposition councilors and the fact that the East junction of Burgos is narrow for a flyover...so this one stalled

then it was suggested by Cong.Golez (and Rogelio Balo "daw") to have the Araneta-Magsaysay Flyover since its more "doable" there. But nabalahuba ang contractor sang Infante Flyover with some glitches plus again, Monico nd N4NM....so gin pa wait....but the problem...sa tam-an ka wait...it might be scrapped off na lang....so ang mga bwisit na tani nga samong ang dapat sementuhon sa dalan kag sila ang himuon haligi ang ipatindog nga flyover!

I have liked it tani kun sa BS Aquino-Lacson ang flyover nga naga left turn pakadto BS Aquino and another flyover tani at BS Aquino La Salle Ave, where those nga ma right turn sa La Salle would turn right beneath the flyover towards La Salle Ave while those nga ma derecho will take the flyover right after Redemptorist then naog didto sa Shell near the Turtle Building....ang maliko sa Doctors Hospital sa dalum flyover eh...

Hehehehehehe

i love bacolod

August 21st, 2011, 11:09 AM

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RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 11:49 AM

migo RN ambot kung nakaabot ka pa sang bangkiling nga kahoy sa Trinity(old site) taga hapon pagwala na ang principal panaka dayon kami bankiling.ara gid ang puno sa tupad sang gate.pwede lang gani malumpat para makakuha sang bangkiling.hehehe
Kis-a ma lang ko bi makapa-Trinity Church kung ara sa Bacolod so di ko masyado ma-notice. Ambot kung ara pa to a, I wish wala gin-utod. :ohno:

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 12:01 PM

JuIcYdUdE22

August 21st, 2011, 12:03 PM

Indi ko ni bala mainchindihan ang N4NM! Halin pa na sila bala sang kampanya gapainto kag sang nagdaog si Noynoy, nagbuluang na guid kag gapanabad. :rant::rant::rant:

They just need to do something with their ridiculous lives..

bacolodchamp

August 21st, 2011, 12:51 PM

detours

August 21st, 2011, 02:14 PM

so ang mga bwisit na tani nga samong ang dapat sementuhon sa dalan kag sila ang himuon haligi sang ipatindog nga flyover!

si sin o ang mga ini?ang N4NM?baskug gid na sila haw?

daw indi man na sila pwede mahimo poste kay kahuyang na sa ila.pwede lang sila guro himuon statue kag iplastar sa kilid kilid sang highway para maobserbahan nila kon nami or kalain ang flyover.

ay sorry.ka OT gid ni ya ang akon ah.

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 02:26 PM

palm beach

August 21st, 2011, 03:18 PM

Linguine

August 21st, 2011, 03:32 PM

@dark spirit

August 21st, 2011, 03:37 PM

^^

Sha-er-gi Korean Restaurant Sir Linguine? or a different resto?

bacolodchamp

August 21st, 2011, 03:45 PM

^^basi sila one of the tenants sang citywalk...:cheers:

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 03:47 PM

Maayung gab i mga migs, may TM ko nabaton na ang favorite ko na korean resto dira sa Mayfair Plaza ma open branch sa Robinsons on Oct. 01, they will be serving Korean rice Bowls and between 20 to 30 variations of my favorite Korean Ice Cream, ....:cheers:..:banana::banana:
^^
Sha-er-gi Korean Restaurant Sir Linguine? or a different resto?
Ma-branch out na ang ginasukian ko na Korean resto dira? Bakal guid guro ila business ay? :lol:

bacolodchamp

August 21st, 2011, 03:49 PM

^^damo daan sila parokyano...the koreans in the city.:)

@dark spirit

August 21st, 2011, 03:49 PM

^^
Daw amo guid guro migs.:)

Wala na guid ta update pic/s sang Citywalk ba.(gapabati-bati lang :D).

@dark spirit

August 21st, 2011, 03:50 PM

Linguine

August 21st, 2011, 03:59 PM

^^

Sha-er-gi Korean Restaurant Sir Linguine? or a different resto?

Ma-branch out na ang ginasukian ko na Korean resto dira? Bakal guid guro ila business ay? :lol:

^^damo daan sila parokyano...the koreans in the city.:)

Yup, that's the name migo dark, they are really doing good kag favorite man ni sang madamo ko na kilala na may mga popular restos man like the owner of Kuppa, kag mixed man ila clientele including japanese sa pihak namon na table kag mga pinoys kag chinoys and of course damo mga koring nagakaon.....:)

@dark spirit

August 21st, 2011, 04:02 PM

The MassKara fever is ON!:cheers::cheers2::cheers:

http://www.lifestylesbacolod.com/wp-content/themes/lifestyles2011/images/headers/header4.jpg

bacolodchamp

August 21st, 2011, 04:07 PM

Linguine

August 21st, 2011, 04:12 PM

wow, for a food expert like you to like this is something worth looking into...hehe:)

Haha, mahuya man ta mig bah, indi ko ya food expert ah, typical negrense lang na mahilig mag apresyar sang manamit na pagkaon kag adventuroso mag tilaw sang iban naman na putahe...:D

@dark spirit

August 21st, 2011, 04:21 PM

Yup, that's the name migo dark, they are really doing good kag favorite man ni sang madamo ko na kilala na may mga popular restos man like the owner of Kuppa, kag mixed man ila clientele including japanese sa pihak namon na table kag mga pinoys kag chinoys and of course damo mga koring nagakaon.....:)

Speaking of this resto, repost ko lang ni ah::)

Sha-er-gi Korean Restaurant @Mayfair Plaza

http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q47/sentrei/13dcb8e6.jpg

http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q47/sentrei/d1855d75.jpg

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more pics & full article here (http://bacolodfoodhunters.wordpress.com/)

SOURCE : Bacolod Food Hunters (http://bacolodfoodhunters.wordpress.com/)

Linguine

August 21st, 2011, 04:25 PM

namit na migo dark na dessert ang sa last pic , korean ice cream sandwich...:)

@dark spirit

August 21st, 2011, 04:33 PM

^^
Galing kagagmay!:nuts::lol::lol::lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 04:36 PM

^^damo daan sila parokyano...the koreans in the city.:)
Daw sirang plaka na ko pero I won't get tired of saying that the overflowing number of Koreans in the city will necessitate for our airport to host international flights from Incheon or Busan, South Korea. :lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 04:49 PM

Tagapierme guid ko na da gakaon bibimbap sa ina nga resto if I'm in Bacolod. Ubos ko na pierme ang tanan nila nga banchan (sidedishes). Ka-filling man kag mabusog ka pa especially sa ice-cream pa guid nila. :bow::bow::bow:

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 04:51 PM

^^
Galing kagagmay!:nuts::lol::lol::lol:
May ara na bigger version sa mga Korean store di sa Manila. May ara naman Korean store sa Bacolod nga gintudlo ni Doc Boy sang pagbisita ko so anyone can try their luck there and tell us. :D

boy muscovado

August 21st, 2011, 05:44 PM

^^
Galing kagagmay!:nuts::lol::lol::lol:

Pero namit na migs...especially Bibimbap...medyo steep galing ang price but whats nice kay "unlimited kimchi"...:lol::lol::lol::lol:...and daw sa Korea ka gi kay puro kuring imo upod

Daw sirang plaka na ko pero I won't get tired of saying that the overflowing number of Koreans in the city will necessitate for our airport to host international flights from Incheon or Busan, South Korea. :lol:

well bisan chartered flights lang in a season from Korea :banana:

By the way...the new Korean convenience store DANA MINI MArt beside doctors is really a good place to eat Korean noodles and ice cream...namit namit :cheers::cheers::cheers:

Christendom

August 21st, 2011, 05:44 PM

i love bacolod

August 21st, 2011, 05:49 PM

RepublicaNegrense

August 21st, 2011, 06:29 PM

Pero namit na migs...especially Bibimbap...medyo steep galing ang price but whats nice kay "unlimited kimchi"...:lol::lol::lol::lol:...and daw sa Korea ka gi kay puro kuring imo upod

well bisan chartered flights lang in a season from Korea :banana:

By the way...the new Korean convenience store DANA MINI MArt beside doctors is really a good place to eat Korean noodles and ice cream...namit namit :cheers::cheers::cheers:
The Korean store love is sweeping Metropolitan cities and is now hitting Bacolod thanks to that store. :lol: Tanan ko nga kilala sa school or sa church gabakal Korean noodles or ice cream pierme nga ara lang sa atubang ka duwa nga lugar. :lol: Ang pisyo pierme sang friends ko sa Bacolod nga ka-chat is that ma-excuse sila anay mag-log out to buy Korean noodles. :nuts:

Christendom

August 21st, 2011, 08:18 PM

Ka-weird gani nga why do they have to cut old growth forest for agriculture nga tens of thousands hectares ang kalaparun sang duta sa Negros nga cogon lang ang gatubo nga ni isa ka stack sang tubo or other crops wala guid tanom. :ohno: Ang duta sa Candoni nga na-grant as IFMA sa company ni Dad ko kalapad nga puro lang cogon ang gatubo, ni isa ka endemic tree wala, ni isa ka tubo wala guid tanom. 70 - 80% of the area they devoted to reforestation while the rest sa agri-development projects para sa pumuluyo sang lugar. :)
BTW, daw na singles out ko ang NPA haw, anyway, ara man na sa mga tawo. Damo Pigado nga galagas dayon Kwarta. Ano pa b abi, medyo daw wala klaro ang lakat sang progreso sa amo ni nga advocasiya..

Education and Information Drive and pinakabudlay nga part sa pag implement sang amo ni hilikuton.

It is hard to unlearn the trauma that these people experienced in the CHICKS Area. Before na ang Tourism, wala na ginasapak sang mga taga Sipalay ah. Paminsar nila ya, May kilala sila nga namana Foreigner kag nag mangaranon. Pinsar nila, sila ya t pigado dyapon, ano man ang labot da nila. Wala na nila gina pinsar ang Tourism2x, kay para sa ila ya, wala man na to gakadto damo. Thats their reality 10 years ago.

Now Nakita nila ang gina educate namon sa ila, t kung namati sila sang una, t tani mas grabe pa gid ang nalabot sang south area.

[CENTER]Speaking of mountain view, do expect these trees to dot the once barren hillsides of Candoni soon...
Amo na ni guro ang pagdabong liwat ka Candoni and I can imagine a great view of Candoni's mountains and hills years from now na daw ara ka sa iban na pungsod. They'll start planting by late this year or early next year. Upod lang kamo pangamuyo na wala na delay sa ini nga plano kay para guid ni sa kamayuhan ka mga pumuluyo sang Candoni. Wala labot sa mga kahoy, mapatindog man state of art nga organic muscovado sugar mill sa vicinity. :D

CANDONI
Known as "TABLA VALLEY"

random pics of Candoni uptown areas

Candoni Booth in Panaad Park- a treehouse design because of its largest and tallest trees can be found mostly in Candoni's barangays of Gatuslao and Agboy.
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a road approaching to Candoni from Cauayan
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a road leaving from Candoni bound to Hinobaan
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Little Kennon Road of Candoni in Sitio Cantacson, Brgy. Caningay
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The Cross of Calvary of Candoni in Sitio Niya, Brgy. Caningay
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Sit-an Cave - one of the most visited cave of the many caves in Candoni...nami nadi sa sulod kay kalapad paliguan...
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Lampunaya River - the legend of Okoy (man-fish)...diri ko gali gin- circumcise
http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t226/cosmosnegros/candoni/48887317.jpg

Haba Hanging Bridge in Brgy. Haba
may overflow sa babaw...permi kami ga escape sa skwela para magtampisaw dirihttp://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t226/cosmosnegros/candoni/gfdhjgh.jpg
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Approaching to Brgy. Payauan
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Brgy. Cabia-an mountains...damo mana diri kweba nga daw simbahan ka dalagko...
http://i161.photobucket.com/albums/t226/cosmosnegros/candoni/047.jpg

@dark spirit

August 21st, 2011, 10:08 PM

SM, what say u?:D

Ayala's P6-billion investment requires 7-mw power supply (http://www.thedailyguardian.net/index.php/local-news-2/1781-ayalas-p6-billion-investment-requires-7-mw-power-supply)
By: Dolly Yasa

BACOLOD City – Central Negros Electric Cooperative (Ceneco) General Manager Sulpicio Lagarde said this early they are preparing the required power for the development plan of Ayala Land Inc. (ALI) for the 7.7-hectare lot of the provincial government.

Lagarde revealed that CENECO is set to sign a power contract agreement with Greencore this week for a 10-megawatt supply.

He explained that out of the 10mw, 7mw will be reserved for Ayala Land development project while the 3mw is reserved for the development in the area behind Robinsons Mall in the northern part of the city.[

Lagarde said that CENECO is also preparing for the increase in power demand by 2012 brought about by various development projects in the city.

"We are looking for the needed power starting January 2012," Lagarde said.

He pointed out that based on ALI’s presentation, the full completion of the development of the capitol's property would need about 7mw.

That's why Lagarde said that Ceneco is now on the process of preparing for the infrastructure needed for the future required capacity in their service areas including that for ALI.

Part of this, he said, is the 1,000-square meter lot along San Juan going to Banago because the government plans to continue the construction up to Talisay City.

"We need to have it ready by July 2012 especially on BPOs and call centers," he added.

Lagarde said Greencore offers cheaper power at P4.70 per kilowatt hour.

Negros Occidental Governor Alfredo Marañon Jr. said that the development of the Capitol property by Ayala will immediately start when the contract approved by the Commission on Audit is received by his office.

SydOZTa-Bacnon

August 22nd, 2011, 01:18 AM

---------------------------
Nice pics!:okay:
Thanks for sharing sa thread @JT!:okay:

Speaking of DSB...

Taken from the viewing deck off the highway...

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/148439_1581432770475_1075371699_31661167_309850_n.jpg

Upclose... getting there was difficult as the trail was not developed at all...

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/74220_1581432930479_1075371699_31661168_3480594_n.jpg

Finally my attempt at capturing the full height of the falls upclose... the pic does not do it enough justice tho as it is far more majestic in person!!

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/73706_1581433090483_1075371699_31661169_5245931_n.jpg

^^
:) Tahum, thanks sa pic,hisa ko migs ba :)
Nami kay guinbutangan sg viewing deck da nayon
Wala guid kami nakakuha chansa para manaug dira, gaoffer pa to ang bata nga siya maging guide namon biskan wala bayad, bilib ko sa bata/teen nga gabaligya budbod, pwede to maging tour guide, maangga kag damo nabal an, amo na paghalin namon guin baklan siya namon,200 na worth sg iya baligya:nuts:
:)Good Morning Bacolod and Neg Occ pipz!:)

SydOZTa-Bacnon

August 22nd, 2011, 01:26 AM

underoath

August 22nd, 2011, 02:52 AM

McDonald's U/C
B.S. Aquino Drive corner La Salle Ave.

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underoath

August 22nd, 2011, 02:57 AM

@migo dark, as per your request. medyo delayed lang.

here's some pics of the tiles used outside of USLS gate 1. hopefully, obrahon ni nila sa palibot sg campus til gate 5. kag as suggested by @maximizer nga tani amo man ni ang ibutang sa lacson.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/310363_1901096250218_1326041679_31642462_8241755_n.jpg

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/300845_1901096410222_1326041679_31642463_1646160_n.jpg

https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/223666_1901095010187_1326041679_31642461_3020320_n.jpg

i took this sa smoking area sg gate 1. pasensya sa higko nga ara sa pics.

underoath

August 22nd, 2011, 03:00 AM

greenflare

August 22nd, 2011, 03:14 AM

greenflare

August 22nd, 2011, 03:17 AM

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 03:21 AM

CANDONI
Known as "TABLA VALLEY"
Nami sang area sang Candoni kay bugnaw kag damo pwede ma develop. Kung completely na na matamnan kahoy ang bilog nga area, nami nami na guid na ka hitsura. Nakita ko na ang cave which I say is a tourism potential if ma package maayo. Soon enough, indi na na maglawig pa nga naka-hang a. :)

lamp_lighter

August 22nd, 2011, 03:21 AM

Originally the flyovers were:

Lacson-BS Aquino Flyover - nag entra abi si Monico, nag drag ang issue plus ang N4NM
Lacson-Burgos Flyover - nag reklamo si councilor Catalino alisbo kay maapektuhan iya negosyo

option #2 as suggested by the city

Lacson-CM Hilado (Circumferential) Flyover - now finished
Burgos-CM Hilado (Circumferential) Flyover - opposed by N4NM, some opposition councilors and the fact that the East junction of Burgos is narrow for a flyover...so this one stalled

then it was suggested by Cong.Golez (and Rogelio Balo "daw") to have the Araneta-Magsaysay Flyover since its more "doable" there. But nabalahuba ang contractor sang Infante Flyover with some glitches plus again, Monico nd N4NM....so gin pa wait....but the problem...sa tam-an ka wait...it might be scrapped off na lang....so ang mga bwisit na tani nga samong ang dapat sementuhon sa dalan kag sila ang himuon haligi ang ipatindog nga flyover!

I have liked it tani kun sa BS Aquino-Lacson ang flyover nga naga left turn pakadto BS Aquino and another flyover tani at BS Aquino La Salle Ave, where those nga ma right turn sa La Salle would turn right beneath the flyover towards La Salle Ave while those nga ma derecho will take the flyover right after Redemptorist then naog didto sa Shell near the Turtle Building....ang maliko sa Doctors Hospital sa dalum flyover eh...

Hehehehehehe

What is the basis of these group's opposition to flyovers? Last Christmas season, traffic at the junction of Burgos and CM Hilado was a mess. At one point, the line of vehicles extended from Grace Pharmacy up to the Bacolod Government Center! In a few more years, traffic in this area will surely increase and the long lines of vehicles will evolve from being a seasonal (as in Christmas) occurrence and become a daily problem.

Maybe N4NM do not like flyovers because they think these are potential eyesores, like many of the flyovers in Metro Manila, which now serve as roof to squatters, illegal vendors,or just plain garbage. But we all heard Congressman Golez that these will not be allowed to happen here in Bacolod. And I do hope that our local leaders will make our first flyover a centerpiece of the city's new clean and green program by keeping the flyover fresh looking by diligent maintenance.

Pero kon indi gid ya gusto sg iban da ang flyover, maybe they will agree to digging an underpass along CM Hilado at its intersection with Burgos, like the Lagusnilad in Manila and the ones on EDSA at Cubao, Shaw and Makati Ave. Considering the width of CM Hilado, though, it may just be a two-lane underpass, I think. Plus, as I understand, digging an underpass will cost more than building a flyover.

lamp_lighter

August 22nd, 2011, 03:22 AM

Originally the flyovers were:

Lacson-BS Aquino Flyover - nag entra abi si Monico, nag drag ang issue plus ang N4NM
Lacson-Burgos Flyover - nag reklamo si councilor Catalino alisbo kay maapektuhan iya negosyo

option #2 as suggested by the city

Lacson-CM Hilado (Circumferential) Flyover - now finished
Burgos-CM Hilado (Circumferential) Flyover - opposed by N4NM, some opposition councilors and the fact that the East junction of Burgos is narrow for a flyover...so this one stalled

then it was suggested by Cong.Golez (and Rogelio Balo "daw") to have the Araneta-Magsaysay Flyover since its more "doable" there. But nabalahuba ang contractor sang Infante Flyover with some glitches plus again, Monico nd N4NM....so gin pa wait....but the problem...sa tam-an ka wait...it might be scrapped off na lang....so ang mga bwisit na tani nga samong ang dapat sementuhon sa dalan kag sila ang himuon haligi ang ipatindog nga flyover!

I have liked it tani kun sa BS Aquino-Lacson ang flyover nga naga left turn pakadto BS Aquino and another flyover tani at BS Aquino La Salle Ave, where those nga ma right turn sa La Salle would turn right beneath the flyover towards La Salle Ave while those nga ma derecho will take the flyover right after Redemptorist then naog didto sa Shell near the Turtle Building....ang maliko sa Doctors Hospital sa dalum flyover eh...

Hehehehehehe

What is the basis of this group's opposition to flyovers? Last Christmas season, traffic at the junction of Burgos and CM Hilado was a mess. At one point, the line of vehicles extended from Grace Pharmacy up to the Bacolod Government Center! In a few more years, traffic in this area will surely increase and the long lines of vehicles will evolve from being a seasonal (as in Christmas) occurrence and become a daily problem.

Maybe N4NM do not like flyovers because they think these are potential eyesores, like many of the flyovers in Metro Manila, which now serve as roof to squatters, illegal vendors,or just plain garbage. But we all heard Congressman Golez that these will not be allowed to happen here in Bacolod. And I do hope that our local leaders will make our first flyover a centerpiece of the city's new clean and green program by keeping the flyover fresh looking by diligent maintenance.

Pero kon indi gid ya gusto sg iban da ang flyover, maybe they will agree to digging an underpass along CM Hilado at its intersection with Burgos, like the Lagusnilad in Manila and the ones on EDSA at Cubao, Shaw and Makati Ave. Considering the width of CM Hilado, though, it may just be a two-lane underpass, I think. Plus, as I understand, digging an underpass will cost more than building a flyover.

kartaps

August 22nd, 2011, 03:26 AM

greenflare

August 22nd, 2011, 03:31 AM

U/C bldg in Homesite area ...

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tani e uproot and replant lang nila ang kahoy... :)

SydOZTa-Bacnon

August 22nd, 2011, 03:42 AM

SydOZTa-Bacnon

August 22nd, 2011, 03:47 AM

greenflare

August 22nd, 2011, 03:48 AM

What is the basis of this group's opposition to flyovers? Last Christmas season, traffic at the junction of Burgos and CM Hilado was a mess. At one point, the line of vehicles extended from Grace Pharmacy up to the Bacolod Government Center! In a few more years, traffic in this area will surely increase and the long lines of vehicles will evolve from being a seasonal (as in Christmas) occurrence and become a daily problem.

Maybe N4NM do not like flyovers because they think these are potential eyesores, like many of the flyovers in Metro Manila, which now serve as roof to squatters, illegal vendors,or just plain garbage. But we all heard Congressman Golez that these will not be allowed to happen here in Bacolod. And I do hope that our local leaders will make our first flyover a centerpiece of the city's new clean and green program by keeping the flyover fresh looking by diligent maintenance.

Pero kon indi gid ya gusto sg iban da ang flyover, maybe they will agree to digging an underpass along CM Hilado at its intersection with Burgos, like the Lagusnilad in Manila and the ones on EDSA at Cubao, Shaw and Makati Ave. Considering the width of CM Hilado, though, it may just be a two-lane underpass, I think. Plus, as I understand, digging an underpass will cost more than building a flyover.

Actually there were also opposition from the same group regarding the construction of Bata flyover.., and it was done inspite of those negative propaganda... If there's a will there's a way ...:) Ara lang na sa mga kamot ni Cong Golez ang fate sang 2nd flyover ... :D

underoath

August 22nd, 2011, 03:48 AM

thanks for the update migs ... gin sulod mo gid ang area ba ... :cheers::) tani may rendering sila na e put up ...:)

you're welcome migs. sa guwa lang na mig. nubo lang man ila fencing. :)

Tood tood na gid ni ya migs.. Thanks for the pix... :cheers::cheers:

no probs :)

SydOZTa-Bacnon

August 22nd, 2011, 03:55 AM

The MassKara fever is ON!:cheers::cheers2::cheers:

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^^

KARI NA SA BACOLOD!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBP5yjRvuH4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cnrGxBc6UA&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTFEp5OWb4w&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZOLoZGUcvc&feature=related

kag

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iFxs5mcuDg

:banana::banana::banana::banana::cheers::cheers::cheers::banana::banana::banana::banana:

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 04:03 AM

What is the basis of these group's opposition to flyovers? Last Christmas season, traffic at the junction of Burgos and CM Hilado was a mess. At one point, the line of vehicles extended from Grace Pharmacy up to the Bacolod Government Center! In a few more years, traffic in this area will surely increase and the long lines of vehicles will evolve from being a seasonal (as in Christmas) occurrence and become a daily problem.

Maybe N4NM do not like flyovers because they think these are potential eyesores, like many of the flyovers in Metro Manila, which now serve as roof to squatters, illegal vendors,or just plain garbage. But we all heard Congressman Golez that these will not be allowed to happen here in Bacolod. And I do hope that our local leaders will make our first flyover a centerpiece of the city's new clean and green program by keeping the flyover fresh looking by diligent maintenance.

Pero kon indi gid ya gusto sg iban da ang flyover, maybe they will agree to digging an underpass along CM Hilado at its intersection with Burgos, like the Lagusnilad in Manila and the ones on EDSA at Cubao, Shaw and Makati Ave. Considering the width of CM Hilado, though, it may just be a two-lane underpass, I think. Plus, as I understand, digging an underpass will cost more than building a flyover.
I was there and I had a big headache since I'll be late for the Christmas Service sa East View. Something must be done to ease perennial traffic in the area. A flyover must be built there for it will help but it would also help if those trucks will be given an alternative route. My :2cents: :D

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 04:06 AM

McDonald's U/C
B.S. Aquino Drive corner La Salle Ave.
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Yes, indi na mangin eyesore ang ina nga area. Ginahimo bi balay ka mga Badjao kag kung si sin-o da. :nuts: I guess amo na ni ang signal nga i-renovate na ka Jollibee soon ang ila eyesore part ka building na gintabunan lang nila ka plywood. :lol:

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 04:08 AM

kartaps

August 22nd, 2011, 04:15 AM

Actually there were also opposition from the same group regarding the construction of Bata flyover.., and it was done inspite of those negative propaganda... If there's a will there's a way ...:) Ara lang na sa mga kamot ni Cong Golez ang fate sang 2nd flyover ... :D

Agree ko sa imo migs.. pabay i na da sila ya. Puro lang na sila reklamo. :bash::bash:

Ang point is libre man na ang Flyover because it was already funded na project. Gapili na gid lang na gani if where ihatag na syudad or province. We are so lucky kay two gid ka flyover ang ihatag so why pa gid punggan...

As to diin sya ibutang...mas prefer ko sa East area considering na didto na ang next na growth are ka Bacolod.

habagatcentral1

August 22nd, 2011, 04:20 AM

Hi! May I ask where exactly is the new flyover? Is this the one near Pepsi? Thanks!
Will be remodifying the map later.

bacolodchamp

August 22nd, 2011, 04:25 AM

kartaps

August 22nd, 2011, 04:32 AM

Hi! May I ask where exactly is the new flyover? Is this the one near Pepsi? Thanks!
Will be remodifying the map later.

Yah. It is on the intersection in Bangga Pepsi.

habagatcentral1

August 22nd, 2011, 04:33 AM

Yah. It is on the intersection in Bangga Pepsi.
All right. Thanks for the confirmation. :okay:

bacolodchamp

August 22nd, 2011, 04:41 AM

Daw sirang plaka na ko pero I won't get tired of saying that the overflowing number of Koreans in the city will necessitate for our airport to host international flights from Incheon or Busan, South Korea. :lol:

and maybe singapore and hongkong as well...

McDonald's U/C
B.S. Aquino Drive corner La Salle Ave.

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where there's jabee, there mcdo is...the competition is getting intense. hehe

bacolodchamp

August 22nd, 2011, 04:50 AM

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Corporate News

Posted on August 21, 2011 09:27:22 PM

Ceneco cancels power deal

BACOLOD CITY -- The Central Negros Electric Cooperative (Ceneco) has decided to stop sourcing power from the Iloilo-based Panay Energy Development Corp. despite a supply deal given cheaper alternatives, officials said last week.

This, after the power cooperative found that Panay Energy’s rate of P7 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) is higher than the P5.63/kWh offered by Kepco-Salcon Power Corp., Ceneco President Arnel L. Lapore said.

“The board decided as a collegial body to dishonor the contract with [Panay Energy],” he said.

The deal had been signed by Ceneco’s former president Edward M. Gasambelo.

The announcement came a few days after the National Association of Electricity Consumers for Reforms, Inc. pressed the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) to order the cooperative and the power company to stop implementing a contract without the commission’s approval.

Ellen C. Ebcas, director of ERC’s Regulatory Operations Service, confirmed in a recent power forum here that they have not received any application for the approval of the Ceneco-Panay Energy supply deal.

Based on their records, Ms. Ebcas said Ceneco is sourcing power from National Power Corp.-Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp., Wholesale Electricity Spot Market (WESM) and Kepco-Salcon Power in Cebu.

“Other sources not approved by the ERC are not authorized,” she added.

The contract provides that Panay Energy, which operates two 82-megawatt coal-fired power plant in La Paz district, Iloilo City, supply 24 megawatts to Ceneco, which serves the cities of Bacolod, Bago, Talisay, Silay and the towns of Murcia and Don Salvador Benedicto in Negros Occidental.

Mr. Lapore said they have already notified Panay Energy to stop supplying power to Ceneco.

“They (Kepco-Salcon) have the capacity to supply 64 MW to Ceneco,” Mr. Lapore said. The 10-year contract with Kepco-Salcon was signed in 2007, but took effect only last March, providing Ceneco with 40 MW to cover for the 24-MW intermediate load. The intermediate load is the standby power for 12 hours and for peak loads.

Mr. Lapore said Panay Energy has been charging Ceneco time-of-use (TOU) rate, which is lower than the commercial rate. But they were concerned that the rate would increase once the contract is approved by the ERC.

He said Ceneco is also negotiating to source 10 MW from Green Core Geothermal Inc., which operates the Palinpinon plants in Valencia, Negros Oriental. The Negros Oriental Electric Cooperative II has an excess power supply of 10 MW and has manifested to transfer it to Ceneco.

Ceneco general manager Sulpicio Lagarde, Jr. earlier said their power requirement is 58 MW. During peak hours, it increases to a maximum of 118 MW. -- Nanette L. Guadalquiver with a report from Chrysee G. Samillano

bacolodchamp

August 22nd, 2011, 04:56 AM

bright prospects for the sugar industry still...

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Economy

Posted on August 18, 2011 10:50:27 PM

Asia’s sugar demand growth expected to open door to small suppliers

LONDON -- Increasing demand for sugar by China, Indonesia and Malaysia in the next few years is likely to lead to a surge in production by small suppliers such as southern African and Latin American countries as the big exporters fail to keep pace.
Demand growth in sugar is being led by Asia, analysts say.

Next year will see Russia’s import needs surpassed by China, Indonesia, Malaysia and a number of large refineries in the Middle East.

"With Indonesia and China now the largest importers of world market priced sugar, it is very apparent that the growing markets of Asia will be driving the market in the years ahead," said Toby Cohen, director of London-based merchant Czarnikow.

The surge in Asian sugar demand is driven by rising incomes and urbanization, limited land availability, and increased production of processed food.

The growing Asian markets will create opportunities for top regional exporters Thailand and Australia, which benefit from a freight cost advantage over top exporter Brazil.

"The past decade was the decade of Brazil, in terms of production growth," said Plinio Nastari, president of Sao Paulo-based analyst Datagro.

"In the next decade, the production growth will be shared by Brazil and other countries."

Mr. Nastari singled out Colombia, Peru, Guatemala, El Salvador, and some African countries, including Tanzania, Sudan, Zambia and Swaziland among those small suppliers that can alongside the big exporters potentially satisfy growing Asian demand.

Czarnikow has predicted that Asia’s share of global sugar consumption will rise to 50% by 2030 from 40% today, against a backdrop of a 50% increase in global consumption over the next 20 years.

Global consumption is expected to surge to 257 million tons by 2030 from 168 million now.

India, the world’s top sugar consumer and number two producer which can see wild swings in production from year to year, could also find new Asian markets when it has an exportable surplus, said Sergey Gudoshnikov, a senior economist with the International Sugar Organization (ISO).

Mr. Nastari said: "Thailand will continue to be a powerhouse, and India will probably play a significant role as a producer."

Brazil has the capacity to increase its planted area substantially to meet growing sugar demand, but is hostage to volatile freight rates to distant Asian markets, and to its rising production costs, estimated by analysts at some 18-22 cents a pound.

ICE front-month sugar futures stood at 28.29 cents a lb, up 0.25 cent, on Wednesday.
FREIGHT COSTS

In terms of freight, Thailand has a big advantage over Brazil for the Indonesian market, said Colo Sewoko, acting secretary for the Indonesian Sugar Association (AGI).

"Freight is almost double from Brazil and Australia, compared to Thailand," Mr. Sewoko said.

"For the next five years, India maybe and Thailand [will be our main suppliers]. India next year will increase production, so India and Thailand will be the main suppliers to Indonesia."

Analysts said the Philippines, a modest supplier, had potential to boost exports to other Asian markets.

The Philippines aims to sell more than 300,000 tons of sugar this year, including refined sugar, about 100,000 tons above a previous target.

Brazil’s booming economy, rising prices, and a strong real currency will drag on its competitiveness as an exporter, creating opportunities for much smaller suppliers with lower costs of production, such as southern African countries like Swaziland and Zambia, the ISO’s Mr. Gudoshnikov said.

OPPORTUNITY

Czarnikow’s Cohen said sugar consumption growth in southern Africa exceeded production growth, signaling that output would most likely be consumed regionally.

However, Mr. Gudoshnikov said investors could see low-cost southern Africa as an opportunity to add industrial scale capacity to meet international demand.

About 60% of South Africa’s sugar is marketed in the Southern Africa Customs Union region.

The remainder is exported to markets in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

In Central America, Mexican officials were upbeat about the possibilities of planting more land with sugarcane.

"There is potential to expand," said Carlos Blackaller, the head of Mexico’s national cane workers’ union. -- Reuters

habagatcentral1

August 22nd, 2011, 05:00 AM

May I ask if the official name of the Circumferential Road is Carlos Hilado Highway?
Thanks again! :)

bacolodchamp

August 22nd, 2011, 05:02 AM

Forum for Solutions to Sugar Industry Problems Set
Bacolod City News Edgar Cadagat Sugar Negros Business Negros Crime Scandal Negros Occidental Philippines
By Edgar Cadagat

An essentially-centralized approach to providing key solutions to problems facing the sugar industry, primarily in 2015 when protection would now be removed with zero tariffs for imported sugar, has been agreed upon during a meeting with sugar industry leaders, a worker’s alliance and Negros Occidental Governor Alfredo Marañon Jr., Confederation of Sugar Producers-Negros-Panay Area (CONFED) legal counsel Enrique Barcelona said in an interview with NNF.

Barcelona said during the meeting of CONFED and sugar officials recently, and which was related to issues facing sugar industry stakeholders, Marañon agreed that a more comprehensive solution to the problems was needed, and that consultations with stakeholders could be key which could unblock what could turn out to be the problems bedeviling the sugar industry.

The meeting with the provincial chief executive was the third they had done which started with the first consultation with Bacolod lone district Congressman Dr. Anthony Golez, who had suggested that the sugar industry needed a comprehensive response which could, in all probability, led to a long-term solution to its problems and not just a knee-jerk approach every timeproblems crop up such as the entry of pre-mix and smuggled sugar into the country.

The importation of pre-mixes and the smuggling of sugar which compete with domestic sugar bringing prices down has been the major concern of sugar industry stakeholders recently.

The oversupply has resulted in plunging prices of the commodity.

During their first meeting, Golez had opined that the knee-jerk approach would not do and proposed a long-term solution, more comprehensive "to once and for all strengthen the domestic sugar industry even beyond the 2015 tariff-free period."

It was after another lunch-time meeting that the Sugar Watch-CONFED group decided that a consultation with Governor Marañon was needed.

Again, Golez said Negros Occidental congressmen must be involved in the efforts to provide long-term and comprehensive solutions to the problems facing the industry.

During the third meeting, this time with the governor, and a representative of a Southern Negros sugar planters’ group, Hinigaran Vice Mayor Jose Nadie Arceo of the United Sugar Farmers (UNIFARMS) present, Marañon agreed and proposed the holding of a forum as a medium for consultation with all Negros Island congressmen present, including those in Negros Oriental, representing three districts.

Marañon also promised to do the leg work for the forum insofar as the congressmen are concerned.

CONFED and Sugar Watch officers, on their part, would be the invitation incharge for their own groups.

"Once the forum makes agreements on policies and along with the congressional representatives this would be indeed be very positive as it would do away with the divisive piecemeal approach to problem-solving," added Barcelona.

All the more positive would be the fact that the congressmen who are to introduce legislation for the benefit of the sugar industry, will in effect, constitute the Technical Working Group, (TWG) along with sugar industry leaders and leaders of workers’organizations.

With the collective mindset, correct policies for the sugar industry could then be worked out.

Once policies which would be legislated are out in place through Congress, those in the sugar industry, would be able to face tariff-free 2015 with confidence and resolve, said Barcelona.

Among possible measures which could be incorporated into possible laws to be introduced by congressmen in the island and those in sugar-growing areas in the country, are the would-be conversion of sugar mills as power and electricity-generating units, through the establishment of co-generation utilities using bagasse and sugarcane fields trash, one which Barcelona said, has been brought up by CONFED official, Luis Tongoy during meetings, the CONFED Negros-Panay legal counsel said.

Problems besetting the fledgling ethanol industry could be discussed and bills introduced to solve the problems besetting it, mainly because oil companies would rather buy the commodity from outside because it is cheaper compared to the locally-produced ethanol.

All these and other issues facing the sugar industry could be discussed during the forum, said Barcelona.

Meanwhile, Guillermo Barreta Jr. of sugar Watch said a coming sugar industry summit called by third district Congressman Albee Benitez, would also be very productive because any positive inputs could be incorporated into the data for the drafting of laws which the Negros congressmen could spearhead in Congress.*

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SydOZTa-Bacnon

August 22nd, 2011, 05:04 AM

Pwede ni siya sa proposal ni Cong. Golez kay indi ni siya ya danlug na klase tiles. :)

^^

hapos man na guro tinluan?...namian ko tani kung wala bubble gum na nagabanaag...
:ohno::ohno::ohno:

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bacolodchamp

August 22nd, 2011, 05:05 AM

May I ask if the official name of the Circumferential Road is Carlos Hilado Highway?
Thanks again! :)

^^that's correct migo....

here...

REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7817

REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7817 - AN ACT NAMING THE GRANADA-MURCIA ROAD AND EXTENSION (CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD) WHICH IS A NATIONAL ROAD IN BACOLOD CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, AS THE CARLOS HILADO HIGHWAY

SECTION 1. The Granada-Murcia Road and Extension (Circumferential Road), a national road in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, is hereby named as the Carlos Hilado Highway.

SECTION 2. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

bacolodchamp

August 22nd, 2011, 05:09 AM

MassKara Choreographers Attend Workshop
Bacolod City News Negros Festival Masskara 2011 Negros Occidental Philippines

In order to produce a unique beat for the MassKara streetance competition this October, the choreographers of 15 participating barangays underwent a workshop on live music instrumentation last Friday at the BAYS Center.

"Workshops will be held every week until the choreographers, musicians and trainers produce quality music for their respective barangays," streetdance committee chairman Rudy Reveche said.

For the first time in 32 years, the barangay streetdancing competition will use live music, and each group will choose its own music, Reveche said.

The participants will use drums and percussion instruments, he said.

Conducting the workshop is Gerry Grey, music committee chairman, and his team.

During Friday’s workshop, Grey and his team oriented the participants of the basic musical sounds and rhythms and the instruments that can be used to produce them.

He brought a set of drum beating instruments to show participants of the possible rhythm each can make.

"We also played the festival beats of Cadiz, Kabankalan, La Carlota, Iloilo, and Kalibo, with special instructions not to copy them," Grey said.

"I challenge them, make your own rhythm, make your own authentic Bacolod beat," he said.

Some choreographers and trainers for the Electric MassKara performing float competition and for the schools category also attended the workshop, although the latter will be using this year a remix version of the official MassKara music from 2004 to 2009.

Organizers will announce the next workshop this week.

Meanwhile, application for the operation of festival kiosks at the Bacolod Public Plaza will be accepted by the MassKara office starting today at 9 a.m.

There are 125 kiosks on the three sides of the plaza that are up for rent on a first-come, first-served basis, festival site manager Carmen Arrieta said.

Those interested should visit the MassKara office, as no phone inquiry will be entertained, she stressed.*

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habagatcentral1

August 22nd, 2011, 05:14 AM

^^that's correct migo....

here...

REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7817

REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7817 - AN ACT NAMING THE GRANADA-MURCIA ROAD AND EXTENSION (CIRCUMFERENTIAL ROAD) WHICH IS A NATIONAL ROAD IN BACOLOD CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, AS THE CARLOS HILADO HIGHWAY

SECTION 1. The Granada-Murcia Road and Extension (Circumferential Road), a national road in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, is hereby named as the Carlos Hilado Highway.

SECTION 2. This Act shall take effect upon its approval.

All right. Thank you again! :okay:

SydOZTa-Bacnon

August 22nd, 2011, 05:17 AM

and maybe singapore and hongkong as well...

where there's jabee, there mcdo is...the competition is getting intense. hehe

^^

+1

:lol::lol::lol:

SydOZTa-Bacnon

August 22nd, 2011, 05:26 AM

bacolodchamp

August 22nd, 2011, 05:29 AM

Linguine

August 22nd, 2011, 06:02 AM

Guys, got to use the flyover at 4 am today when I went to the airport, driving was smooth but a bit scary when accelerating to the top because of the narrow 2 lane bridge, anyway basi namag uhan lang ko ah, kag kaagahon pa abi, pero it would be interesting kon adlaw siguro kag damo na salakayan ang naga usar, ang flyover indi man madulom bisan wala lights kay kasanag man sang streetlights sa mandalagan/ bata area so daw wala man gid problema sa kadulom but its another thing siguro kon naga ulan tudo....just my personal observation ah.....maayung udto sa tanan, panyaga ta...:)

kartaps

August 22nd, 2011, 06:06 AM

Christendom

August 22nd, 2011, 06:08 AM

What is the basis of this group's opposition to flyovers? Last Christmas season, traffic at the junction of Burgos and CM Hilado was a mess. At one point, the line of vehicles extended from Grace Pharmacy up to the Bacolod Government Center! In a few more years, traffic in this area will surely increase and the long lines of vehicles will evolve from being a seasonal (as in Christmas) occurrence and become a daily problem.

Maybe N4NM do not like flyovers because they think these are potential eyesores, like many of the flyovers in Metro Manila, which now serve as roof to squatters, illegal vendors,or just plain garbage. But we all heard Congressman Golez that these will not be allowed to happen here in Bacolod. And I do hope that our local leaders will make our first flyover a centerpiece of the city's new clean and green program by keeping the flyover fresh looking by diligent maintenance.

Pero kon indi gid ya gusto sg iban da ang flyover, maybe they will agree to digging an underpass along CM Hilado at its intersection with Burgos, like the Lagusnilad in Manila and the ones on EDSA at Cubao, Shaw and Makati Ave. Considering the width of CM Hilado, though, it may just be a two-lane underpass, I think. Plus, as I understand, digging an underpass will cost more than building a flyover.

kun amuni ila rason nga ma eyesore kag basi himuon manlang squatters sang mga ate or basurahan or vendors they are correct,,,kag kun ang rason nila nga kun mas prefer nila underpass i 2nd the motion of it...luwas sini wala na mayo nga rasones:lol:

^^

hapos man na guro tinluan?...namian ko tani kung wala bubble gum na nagabanaag...
:ohno::ohno::ohno:

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nami kun green ang color sang tiles nga ibutang nila sa may lacson sidewalks para daw may carabao grass lang nga landscaping...mass clean and green:lol:mabutang pa ayhan sila lamp posts??? kun yes ti sigurado nga stunning nights naman ang rampa mo sa dalan lacson:

saplpd

August 22nd, 2011, 06:08 AM

^^10,000 guests are coming...hehe

Negros Eco-Tourism and Food Fair; Oisca’s 50th Year Set August 23-25
Aug.22, 2011 in Capitol News

The Provincial Government of Negros Occidental, headed by Gov. Alfredo G. Marañon, Jr. and Vice Gov. Genaro M. Alvarez, Jr. in collaboration with the 32 towns and cities of the province, the Department of Education, OISCA Philippines Chapter, Girl Scout of the Philippines, NOPSSCEA and other organizations, is set to hold the Negros Eco-Tourism and Food Fair and OISCA International’s 50th Anniversary celebration on August 23 to 25, 2011 at the Panaad Park and Stadium in Barangay Mansilingan, Bacolod City.

Themed, “Forging Stronger Partnerships for a Sustainable World”, the three-day celebration will showcase the efforts of the provincial government and OISCA Philippines Chapter in environmental conservation, food security and agricultural productivity, among others.

Major activities lined up for the three-day event include the Negros Eco-Tourism and Food Fair and Photo Exhibit; Provincial Congress of ISF Farmers and Fisherfolks’ Association; Cooking Demonstration with GMA-7 featuring International and Philippine Cuisine; Consultation on Organic Aquaculture Standards; Inauguration of OISCA Bago Training Center Soccer Field; Environment Youth Camp; Tree Planting; International Friendship Night; Japan-Negros Football Match; Fun Run with ABS-CBN Bantay Bata; Thanksgiving Mass; Launching of the Negros Green Program; Food First/Love Green Summit; Pianica and Harmonica Play by Toyota Miyoshi and Ibaraki Group; and OISCA’S 50th Anniversary celebration.

Japanese Ambassador to the Philippines Toshinao Urabe, OISCA International vice president Etsuko Nakano, OISCA International secretary general Yasuaki Nagaishi, JICA senior representative Hirohito Mitsugi, Department of Tourism representative Renee Marie Reyes, and former senator Juan Miguel Zubiri will grace the occasion on August 25 during OISCA’s 50th Anniversary Program.

The event is expected to gather 10,000 people from the Philippines, Japan, Palau, Malaysia, and Hongkong, among others.

The three-day activity is also a way of giving tribute to the people who has long been working to avert environmental degradation and enabling the youth to become productive and protector of the depleting natural resources. It is also aimed at enhancing public awareness and appreciation of environmental volunteerism as well as an opportunity to explore and expand partnership ventures.* /CAPITOLNEWS

Good pm.. mga guys.. are ho.. tani ma aksyonan na gid ni ang mga corrupt official sang DPWH sa Negros, tani ma report ni sa National level para ma dud-la ni sila

pls. read this.. kay super agree gid ko d..
Road destruction
probe sought
BY CHRYSEE SAMILLANO
Bacolod Councilor Dindo Ramos has authored a resolution calling on the City Legal Office to conduct an inquiry concerning the continued destruction of roads in Bacolod City that are still in good condition, and without coordination with the city government.

Ramos, chairman of the Bacolod Sangguniang Panlungsod Committee on Transportation and Traffic Management, yesterday said he is also asking the CLO to file appropriate legal action or impose appropriate sanction against the violator if the destruction of the roads is unwarranted.

He said the local government unit is mandated by the Local Government Code to protect the properties of the government, be it locally funded or nationally funded properties.

Ramos said he has observed that well-paved roads still in good condition specifically along Burgos Street leading toward Sta. Fe, and the Circumferential roads in Brgys. Villamonte and Mansilingan, are presently being destroyed purposely to replace them with newly constructed ones without proper coordination with the city.

“This has caused so much inconvenience to our constituents, not to mention the waste of government resources as serviceable roads are being indiscriminately destroyed to be replaced with newly constructed roads,” he said.

Ramos said it appears to be very illogical and irrational why the destruction of well-paved roads continues, when in fact, there are several national roads which are no longer serviceable that require immediate repair, yet these are not attended to by the concerned government agency.

bacolodchamp

August 22nd, 2011, 06:17 AM

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 06:25 AM

underoath

August 22nd, 2011, 06:26 AM

that was also my observation based on the photos we have here. medyo steep ang FO on the approach, so motorists really have to take extra caution. btw, are motorcycles also required to take the FO?

may aksidente kuno kagina sg kaagahon pasaka sa FO coming from bacolod. am not really sure of the details.

Linguine

August 22nd, 2011, 06:28 AM

tani matapos na ni na issue but I think it would be asking too much from SM, every day of delay is really to their advantage...:ohno::bash:

TIGHT ROPE
WITH MODESTO P. SA-ONOY

In the dark

It seems that all the speculations about the controversial sale/lease of the Occidental Negros provincial lot is shrouded in some mysterious cloud of maneuvers. At the same time that SM Prime Holdings was waging a media blitz in Metro Manila, it is unclear about its moves in the local scene.

There was, for instance a sudden turn around by SM after the Capitol declared a failure of bidding. Silently, SM filed a case before the Occidental Negros Regional Trial Court for a Temporary Restraining Order and before we could sneeze, the news came out with this petition. The filing was so close to the second scheduled bidding that we got caught by surprise and then just as suddenly, after the court heard the province, the petition was denied and the bidding proceeded the following day.

Everybody thought that, like a good business people (I can’t swear to that but I just assume), we thought that SM will join the next bidding, this time a negotiated bid. My assumption was that the meat of the petition of the application for a TRO was that the bidding should not have been a failure and the SM won but for the favoritism of the governor. This alleged favoritism was anchored on the unpublished lowest bid that the province required. The province replied that it has no legal obligation to reveal the bid price as it wants to get the best offer. Moreover in its explanation, the province gave SM the chance to bid the highest after the bid price was revealed.

We had expected that, but SM kept to itself its moves and suddenly it did not join the bidding after the court denied its petition for a TRO. Then just as suddenly we got the news that SM had asked for a certiorari from the Court of Appeals in Cebu and a TRO was granted for 60 days. Again we were at a loss because while SM trumpeted the existence of the TRO, the province did not receive a copy until weeks later.

When finally the CA TRO was read, the lawyers of the province were at a loss as to what was being restrained. The original TRO filed with the RTC wanted to stop the bidding, but it went through because the RTC did not find any reason to stop it.

The CA TRO is again unclear. What is or are being restrained? The bidding had been completed and Ayala Land declared a winner, the Sangguniang Palalawigan had debated the terms of the sale and lease that, ironically SM took part in formulating, the SP approved the resolution authorizing the governor to award and enter into a contract with Ayala, and the governor sent the documents to the Commission on Audit for review. So, all the steps taken had been completed, or, as the Romans would say, “consumatum est” – all is finished. How can one be ordered restrained when the act supposedly ordered to stop is no longer in motion?

So we are in the cloud as to what is being restrained by the CA but I guess this will be clarified in due time when the two parties appear before the CA and argue, but from a lay man’ view and in the words of lawyers, the issue is moot and academic. So we are left with academic discussion which would be interesting since SM wants to bid for the Paglaum sports complex. At least we have a forewarning of the mindset of SM when it bids for something it desperately wants – they will not accept they lost. Perhaps they are too rich that they cannot believe they can be defeated, and if anyone opposes, they will use the power of their wealth to stop others.

The COA was not a party to the TRO so we are in the cloud what the COA will do. In fact because of the new COA policy of withdrawing its auditors from government offices, it will be out of the equation. However, COA is also unsure of its position because the documents were sent to it prior to this new policy. Will it continue to evaluate because it has already started the process or will it throw the matter back to the province?

COA is also unclear what SM wants. COA said SM’s letter telling it there is a TRO was “misleading as it was not a dispositive portion of the TRO itself” and that the 60-day TRO is “vague”.

SM keeps on telling us differently at different settings. Obfuscation, a cover-up is the tactic of those with nothing to stand on. *

http://www.visayandailystar.com/2011/August/22/tightrope.htm

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 06:29 AM

JuIcYdUdE22

August 22nd, 2011, 06:34 AM

may aksidente kuno kagina sg kaagahon pasaka sa FO coming from bacolod. am not really sure of the details.

The Steep that everyone sees is an illusion. Everybody should know about this, that nowhere near the Flyover would poise itself much higher or bigger to show that the slope is just fine. Of course it would look steep, the ROAD is Wide Enough and the backdrop Buildings are too low.

The Accident this morning news, shows how STUPID some drivers are for not LOOKING where they are going. They Yellow and Black Stripes is more than enough sign that HEY I AM A FLYOVER!!!

The Driver said he wasn't able to see, HELLO, YOU HAVE A 350+ Million FO there, where's your brain? Left at home?

This is a Wake up Call for our driving public. Our Local Government is working really hard to drive this City to where it is now. And this N4M? Maybe just maybe the sugar left in their brain is expired.

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 06:35 AM

JuIcYdUdE22

August 22nd, 2011, 06:39 AM

Endgame na ini, its just that we are waiting and at the same time guarding our posts para indi maka-further damage ang SM. Kung kis-a, kailinit lang guid ya ka SM katama. :ohno:

For all obvious reasons, they thought they can outsmart US. They are playing the hard game, then we will give them hard business..

Christendom

August 22nd, 2011, 07:02 AM

TIGHT ROPE
WITH MODESTO P. SA-ONOY

In the dark

It seems that all the speculations about the controversial sale/lease of the Occidental Negros provincial lot is shrouded in some mysterious cloud of maneuvers. At the same time that SM Prime Holdings was waging a media blitz in Metro Manila, it is unclear about its moves in the local scene.

COA is also unclear what SM wants. COA said SM’s letter telling it there is a TRO was “misleading as it was not a dispositive portion of the TRO itself” and that the 60-day TRO is “vague”.

SM keeps on telling us differently at different settings. Obfuscation, a cover-up is the tactic of those with nothing to stand on. *

http://www.visayandailystar.com/2011/August/22/tightrope.htm

nah sigeha ninyo...strike 1x1x1x1...may x11 pana guro:nuts:

kartaps

August 22nd, 2011, 07:19 AM

The Steep that everyone sees is an illusion. Everybody should know about this, that nowhere near the Flyover would poise itself much higher or bigger to show that the slope is just fine. Of course it would look steep, the ROAD is Wide Enough and the backdrop Buildings are too low.

The Accident this morning news, shows how STUPID some drivers are for not LOOKING where they are going. They Yellow and Black Stripes is more than enough sign that HEY I AM A FLYOVER!!!

The Driver said he wasn't able to see, HELLO, YOU HAVE A 350+ Million FO there, where's your brain? Left at home?

This is a Wake up Call for our driving public. Our Local Government is working really hard to drive this City to where it is now. And this N4M? Maybe just maybe the sugar left in their brain is expired.

When I pass by there this morning I saw some debris scattered sa streets. Namangkot ko sa tigulang and hambal ya may "canter" daw nga nabunggo. Hambal ko "Huh?". Kalapad tood sang dalan. Ambot if where sya ya galantaw.:bash::bash:

Again, it all boils down to driver discipline. I even saw an motorcycle overtaking a car in going up. Sus ma suicide sya guro ya.

Christendom

August 22nd, 2011, 07:47 AM

Candoni Park and Grandstand
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Ka-weird gani nga why do they have to cut old growth forest for agriculture nga tens of thousands hectares ang kalaparun sang duta sa Negros nga cogon lang ang gatubo nga ni isa ka stack sang tubo or other crops wala guid tanom. :ohno: Ang duta sa Candoni nga na-grant as IFMA sa company ni Dad ko kalapad nga puro lang cogon ang gatubo, ni isa ka endemic tree wala, ni isa ka tubo wala guid tanom. 70 - 80% of the area they devoted to reforestation while the rest sa agri-development projects para sa pumuluyo sang lugar. :)
Speaking of mountain view, do expect these trees to dot the once barren hillsides of Candoni soon...
Amo na ni guro ang pagdabong liwat ka Candoni and I can imagine a great view of Candoni's mountains and hills years from now na daw ara ka sa iban na pungsod. They'll start planting by late this year or early next year. Upod lang kamo pangamuyo na wala na delay sa ini nga plano kay para guid ni sa kamayuhan ka mga pumuluyo sang Candoni. Wala labot sa mga kahoy, mapatindog man state of art nga organic muscovado sugar mill sa vicinity. :D
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Nami sang area sang Candoni kay bugnaw kag damo pwede ma develop. Kung completely na na matamnan kahoy ang bilog nga area, nami nami na guid na ka hitsura. Nakita ko na ang cave which I say is a tourism potential if ma package maayo. Soon enough, indi na na maglawig pa nga naka-hang a. :)
Have you been to this sit-an cave mig? Or basi sa Twin Cave ka nakakadto? Damo man tani spring sa candoni nga pwedi ma develop eco-tourism…kag lapad man ang duta didto nga ma develop para organic food plantations…nakabati man kuna sang una anay nga mabutang sugar central didto,,,basi amuni mig ang imo muscovado sugar mill…IFMA stands for what mig???

greenflare

August 22nd, 2011, 08:00 AM

When I pass by there this morning I saw some debris scattered sa streets. Namangkot ko sa tigulang and hambal ya may "canter" daw nga nabunggo. Hambal ko "Huh?". Kalapad tood sang dalan. Ambot if where sya ya galantaw.:bash::bash:

Again, it all boils down to driver discipline. I even saw an motorcycle overtaking a car in going up. Sus ma suicide sya guro ya.

namaguhan lang guro mga drivers migs ..hehe ang sa motorcyle naman ya na case, ti haras2x klase tawo eh... :ohno:

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 08:04 AM

When I pass by there this morning I saw some debris scattered sa streets. Namangkot ko sa tigulang and hambal ya may "canter" daw nga nabunggo. Hambal ko "Huh?". Kalapad tood sang dalan. Ambot if where sya ya galantaw.:bash::bash:

Again, it all boils down to driver discipline. I even saw an motorcycle overtaking a car in going up. Sus ma suicide sya guro ya.
Kung sa term pa ni Bayani Fernando... Urbanidad. The City Government needs to be more forceful in implementings laws and ordinances, and the people must inculcate a Metropolitan lifestyle for what the people are is what the city is. :)

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 08:17 AM

Candoni Park and Grandstand
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Have you been to this sit-an cave mig? Or basi sa Twin Cave ka nakakadto? Damo man tani spring sa candoni nga pwedi ma develop eco-tourism…kag lapad man ang duta didto nga ma develop para organic food plantations…nakabati man kuna sang una anay nga mabutang sugar central didto,,,basi amuni mig ang imo muscovado sugar mill…IFMA stands for what mig?

^^ Nadumduman ko ang blue-roofed building! Makit-an guid na nga gabanaag sa Google Earth. Sit-an Cave migs. :D

I - Integrated
F - Forest
M - Management
A - Agreement

The current IFMA holder in Candoni is Hacienda Asia Plantation, Inc. (HAPI), a company owned by Alfred Joseph S. Araneta with my Dad as the Executive Vice-President. IFMA-Candoni was applied by the Association led by former Cong. John Orola but whose rights, property, etc. has since been sold to HAPI. HAPI will be investing on the property for a Palm Oil Plantation, Rubber Plantation and Muscovado Sugar Mill sa areas na rolling pero wala kahoy and the majority will be planted with trees endemic or native sa forests of Negros. Project is closely supervised by PENRO-Negros Occidental and CENRO-Kabankalan who regularly checks the area. :)

Included in the plan is of course tourism promotion. Ang organic farm will be spearheaded naman by my family for our love of organic produce plus the fruit trees you have seen in my post. Basi makapuli ka sa December, kitaay ta sa Candoni. In the next 5 to 10 years, mapuno guid na sang sari-sari nga gadabong na kahoy ang ina nga area ka Candoni. :D

kartaps

August 22nd, 2011, 08:44 AM

namaguhan lang guro mga drivers migs ..hehe ang sa motorcyle naman ya na case, ti haras2x klase tawo eh... :ohno:

Kung sa term pa ni Bayani Fernando... Urbanidad. The City Government needs to be more forceful in implementings laws and ordinances, and the people must inculcate a Metropolitan lifestyle for what the people are is what the city is. :)

Dason ang mga kasag da mahambal na nga kay hambal ni gid namon nga indi na magwork ang flyover eh ipilit nyo gid. T lantawa nyo... :bash::bash:

@dark spirit

August 22nd, 2011, 09:25 AM

@dark spirit

August 22nd, 2011, 09:29 AM

@migo dark, as per your request. medyo delayed lang.

here's some pics of the tiles used outside of USLS gate 1. hopefully, obrahon ni nila sa palibot sg campus til gate 5. kag as suggested by @maximizer nga tani amo man ni ang ibutang sa lacson.

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i took this sa smoking area sg gate 1. pasensya sa higko nga ara sa pics.
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Tahum tani tuod kun amo ni ang ibutang sa Lacson as compared to this:

Cong. Golez, what say u?:D

^^

hapos man na guro tinluan?...namian ko tani kung wala bubble gum na nagabanaag...
:ohno::ohno::ohno:

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kartaps

August 22nd, 2011, 09:30 AM

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^^
Kitaon man ang Jabee-La Salle sa pics.
Let's see kun ano himuon nila once ara na ang McDO dira nga area.:)
The Little Things!:okay:

Thank You migo underoath!:)

Ma renovate man sila migs... kay daw kalaw ay na sang ila na store da. haha

@dark spirit

August 22nd, 2011, 09:31 AM

Ma renovate man sila migs... kay daw kalaw ay na sang ila na store da. haha

Indi lang migs "DAW", law-ay guid ya! Esp the side facing BS Aquino Drive nga ginbutangan plywood!:ohno:

@dark spirit

August 22nd, 2011, 09:37 AM

@dark spirit

August 22nd, 2011, 09:59 AM

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Benitez, Lacson pledge
incentives to `Warriors’ (http://www.visayandailystar.com/2011/August/22/sportnews5.htm)

The six members of the Philippine Dragon Boat team from EB Magalona will receive cash incentives from 3rd District Rep. Alfredo “Albee” Benitez and Mayor David Albert Lacson when they arrive home tomorrow.

Lacson said the town of EB Magalona the Sangguniang Bayan of EB Magalona has passed a resolution recognizing the feat of the Dragon Boat “Warriors” and the town will give the six members P5,000 each.

Benitez said he will personally give them P5,000 each in addition to his contribution to the cash incentive pledged by the House of Representatives to the entire team amounting to P1.4 million.

The six EB Magalona residents are Salvador Sumagaysay, Joemar Ocquiana, Rico Pradilla, Crisanto abulayan, Junrey Dayumat and Ma. Aileen Padrones, all from Barangay Latasan.

Provincial board member Patrick Lacson also said that each member

of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan will contribute P5,000 each, which will be deducted from their salaries. Vice Governor Genaro Alvarez pledged P20,000 for the six members of the team from EB Magalona.

Board member Lacson said the provincial board also passed a resolution recognizing the accomplishment of the Philippine Dragon Boat Team.

The six “Warriors” will arrive tomorrow at the Bacolod-Silay Airport at 9:20 a.m. and will be given a heroes welcome in EB Magalona, mayor Lacson said.*NAB

@dark spirit

August 22nd, 2011, 10:00 AM

magdilang anghel ka sana!:angel:;)

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Expert: Bright future for sugar industry
By Butch Bacaoco
Monday, August 22, 2011

AN INTERNATIONAL sugar expert said the Philippine sugar industry faces a bright future due to the increasing demand for the sweetener in Asia.

Dr. Peter Baron, executive director and former chairman of the London-based International Sugar Organization (ISO), said Asia’s annual demand growth for sugar is at two million metric tons (mt), driven by increasing consumption in the emerging market of China, as well as in Indonesia, Japan and Malaysia.

World sugar production for the coming season is forecasted at a surplus of four million mt but such surplus stands to be offset by strong Asian demand, added Baron during a dinner hosted in his honor by National Federation of Sugarcane Planters Inc. (NFSP) president Enrique D. Rojas in Bacolod last Saturday.

If the Philippines can maintain its bumper sugar production, its proximity to Asian nations, which are net sugar importers, can make the country a key sugar exporter in Asia.

For crop year 2010-2011, which is set to close at the end of this month, raw sugar production as of August 7 reached 2.44 million metric tons.

Domestic withdrawals were pegged at 1.7 million mt while the commitment to the US market is normally at 136,000 mt yearly, thereby leaving a substantial volume available for export to the world market.

China may import about 3 million tons in the 2011/12 season as it beefs up its sugar reserves to strategic levels while Indonesia may import about 2.6 million tons in 2011/12 as domestic output was unable to meet the country's growing demand.

“Any excess supply from Thailand and Brazil could be absorbed by China and Indonesia,” Baron said.

Baron dropped by Bacolod after attending the 17th Asia International Sugar Conference in Cebu City. He primarily went to the province to visit former Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) administrator James Ledesma, a former chairman of the ISO and a close personal friend of Baron.

Meanwhile, Rojas said that the Philippine sugar industry should rise up to the challenge.

“We should upgrade and consolidate our sugar production capabilities. Our mills should increase not only the sugar recovery efficiency but they should also improve the quality of sugar to make it at par with and acceptable in the world market,” Rojas said.

Facilities at the loading ports, particularly the depth of the docking areas and the capacity of the sugar loading equipment, should be upgraded to accommodate vessels which will carry the Philippine sugar to the world market, added Rojas.

He also underscored the need to improve farm-to-mill roads and to provide sugar producers with access to cheaper fertilizer.

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

@dark spirit

August 22nd, 2011, 10:04 AM

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ETON presents condo projects (http://www.visayandailystar.com/2011/August/22/businessnews3.htm)

ETON Properties Philippines Inc. presented four of its residential and office projects in Makati and Manila to brokers and prospective clients in Bacolod City at Bar 21 Saturday.

The projects were ETON Tower and First Homes in Makati City and 8 Adriatico and Archers Place in Manila.

A representative of Brokers Network said residential studios in Makati are high-rise and vary from one to three bedroom units. First Homes is a 34-storey condominium and each unit is fully furnished while ETON Tower is a 41-storey building and suitable for residential studios.

The 8 Adriatico and Archers Place are small office-home office type of condominiums. These two projects targets students and people working for business process outsourcing companies near the place, Cabagnot said.

Bacolod City was one of the provincial roadshows of EPPI because of the city’s improving industry and they are eyeing possible investors willing to partner and invest with them, she said.

EPPI specializes in development of commercial buildings, mid-income and premium residential buildings, development and management of hotels and shopping centers, ready-office buildings for business process outsourcing, and construction of information technology.

Master-planned township incorporating office, institutional, residential, and leisure components are also handled by EPPI.

The company is managed by the Lucio Tan Group of Companies.*LTG

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 10:04 AM

Dason ang mga kasag da mahambal na nga kay hambal ni gid namon nga indi na magwork ang flyover eh ipilit nyo gid. T lantawa nyo... :bash::bash:
Pabay-i da ang mga kasag kay you know what we do with fat, slow crabs? We cook them in brandy mixed with a cup of lemon juice with cloves of garlic, cilantro chilis, black pepper and some soy sauce. Slowly simmer and chopped cilantro leaves to garnish. Voila! Your crabs cooked for our laughs...:lol::nuts:
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Christendom

August 22nd, 2011, 10:24 AM

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@dark spirit

August 22nd, 2011, 10:45 AM

^^
You should be the Tourism Officer of Candoni migo Chris.:)

RepublicaNegrense

August 22nd, 2011, 10:49 AM

^^ Dapat ka i-hire ni Dad as promotion officer. :lol: Again, the all too familiar roof building. :nuts:

kartaps

August 22nd, 2011, 10:56 AM

^^
You should be the Tourism Officer of Candoni migo Chris.:)

^^ Dapat ka i-hire ni Dad as promotion officer. :lol: Again, the all too familiar roof building. :nuts:

Pwede gid na si migo Chris.. taga CHICKS area na sya nga daan.

@Migo Chris submit na resume mo kay @migo RN. hehe

underoath

August 22nd, 2011, 11:00 AM

OneRadiation

August 22nd, 2011, 11:09 AM

Linguine

August 22nd, 2011, 11:34 AM

Christendom

August 22nd, 2011, 11:35 AM

^^ Nadumduman ko ang blue-roofed building! Makit-an guid na nga gabanaag sa Google Earth. Sit-an Cave migs. :D

I - Integrated
F - Forest
M - Management
A - Agreement

The current IFMA holder in Candoni is Hacienda Asia Plantation, Inc. (HAPI), a company owned by Alfred Joseph S. Araneta with my Dad as the Executive Vice-President. IFMA-Candoni was applied by the Association led by former Cong. John Orola but whose rights, property, etc. has since been sold to HAPI. HAPI will be investing on the property for a Palm Oil Plantation, Rubber Plantation and Muscovado Sugar Mill sa areas na rolling pero wala kahoy and the majority will be planted with trees endemic or native sa forests of Negros. Project is closely supervised by PENRO-Negros Occidental and CENRO-Kabankalan who regularly checks the area. :)

Included in the plan is of course tourism promotion. Ang organic farm will be spearheaded naman by my family for our love of organic produce plus the fruit trees you have seen in my post. Basi makapuli ka sa December, kitaay ta sa Candoni. In the next 5 to 10 years, mapuno guid na sang sari-sari nga gadabong na kahoy ang ina nga area ka Candoni. :D

mayu gid tani kun madayun ang ini nga mga planta...birahan ko gid kaon prutas kada bakasyun kuda...sa isa kaadlaw kapila gid ko guro magbalik-balik sa tunga kampo kag mag revival haha...ubra namun daan permi pangulabo sa kalasangan manglupak, mamutong, mananok mais, ube, balingoy, mani, or kamote...oo gapuli man ko mig every christmas...kitaay lang ta galing mig kun indi ta magkarabulag...:lol::)