Haldir07
October 5th, 2009, 02:15 PM
the best nursing care in town..
best bedside care :cheers:
best bedside care :cheers:
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Haldir07 October 5th, 2009, 02:15 PM the best nursing care in town.. best bedside care :cheers: habagatcentral1 October 5th, 2009, 03:12 PM One thing about misguided pride...it blinds and it kills people slowly until they are consumed by it and turn them into zombies. Never seeing the gracious light that the world emanates. Only hatred and negativity fills up the aura of the walking dead... While it is early, humility pays off. This is what Frank thought us. This is what Ondoy thought Manila. Think about it. :) oboi October 5th, 2009, 04:05 PM Thank you. The former site of Dominican College gid man sa may Central Market. Diin na subong ang Dominican College? Nagsara na sila or nagsaylo gid man sila location. Te last time I've read diri sa thread, they're planning to build a campus in Zarraga. Ara na sa Zarraga ang Dominican College. Tupad sya ka Sacred Heart Academy since they're both owned by the Dominican Sisters. Ang building nila gatubang sa Zarraga Public Market. Daw 3 or 4 storeys ang building ka DC. 'Tyo Tagoy' October 5th, 2009, 04:46 PM nice find pre... mayo nga article. mayo lang naka lab-ot ang inquirer visayas dira sa korea? hahaha. :lol: it's not about the information your trying to share, but the way you deliver it... very combative and antagonistic. maybe you should be more adept in using diplomatic jargons when injecting your views and opinions. we don't behave like some 12 year-old brats as you claimed us to be, but certainly we don't behave like rampaging barbarians outside the gates of Troy - whining for her destruction, like you showed yourself. don't be too emotional. that's one sign of immaturity. :cheers: nugon pre nd ko mabasa msg ni "ZEOS KO DAY" kay gn ignore ko sya. ambot kng anu sagad nya wangal ah. hahaha!:lol: cgurado ga taas na na BP nya. hahahaha!:lol: "OH COME ON" ( im not sure ):lol::lol::lol: t padayon? hahahaha!:lol: pre my nag-pm d sakon - ga wangal nman to sila pre ky sadya di ya thread ta. mga tawo bla nga mga "BROKEBACKSTABBERS" bwahahahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: ila ya thread ya - ahay daw LIPUNG NGA GUSAW wla diskusyun. ang pamantay amung ila. waay na gd kamo da ya topic nga? hahahah!:lol: diin tabo ma butwa ko sa thread nila man. NGE-NGE! nila eh! bwehehehehe!:lol: bal-an mo pre abi nila ako c jing, ky gn banatan sila ni jing, nalu-oy lng ko ni sa ila pre mo bal an mo kng ngaa? ky mapatay lng ni sila sa pila ka adlaw wla nila mbal-an kng sin o c jing, hahahaha! (somewhere in Visayas) hahahahaha! KORNY NYO! NGEK! NGEK!:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: guys thank you gd sa mga updates. :cheers: PADAYON ILOILO bsan my panulay ga kadto d. hahahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: Haldir07 October 5th, 2009, 05:04 PM Downtown Iloilo is very clean.:) Maayong gab-e Iloilo Construction Boom ang syudad haw :banana::banana::banana: Haldir07 October 5th, 2009, 05:19 PM Site of Iloilo's 2nd FLYOVER Gen.Luna-Jalandoni Junction http://i38.tinypic.com/qqv7dx.jpg demonoid724 October 5th, 2009, 05:19 PM http://i37.tinypic.com/14nlkw3.jpg hehe daw galagas man ang jaro cathedral sa panami-nami simbahan haw... basi i-gold plated man nila tanan like sa miag-ao church... bati ko daw main door pa lang sang simbahan sg miag-ao, million na ang bili and gintapos gid rush before mag piyesta years ago. Haldir07 October 5th, 2009, 05:29 PM Gen. Luna - Arthur Suites http://i34.tinypic.com/21ae6hj.jpg Sarabia Manor Hotel and Convention Center http://i37.tinypic.com/24vnx53.jpg Haldir07 October 5th, 2009, 05:34 PM hehe daw galagas man ang jaro cathedral sa panami-nami simbahan haw... basi i-gold plated man nila tanan like sa miag-ao church... bati ko daw main door pa lang sang simbahan sg miag-ao, million na ang bili and gintapos gid rush before mag piyesta years ago. engrande basi himuon nila :lol: Seat of the Archdiocese in the region, mayo kun gold-plated tanan pareho sa Brunei's Empire(?) Hotel where all are made of pure gold... ugaling basi damo masampok kilay sa mga pumuluyo kun magsimba... wiljamesc1979 October 5th, 2009, 05:50 PM engrande basi himuon nila :lol: Seat of the Archdiocese in the region, mayo kun gold-plated tanan pareho sa Brunei's Empire(?) Hotel where all are made of pure gold... ugaling basi damo masampok kilay sa mga pumuluyo kun magsimba... I miss magsimba sa Jaro Cathedral... Lain gid ya ang feeling especially makahapit kay Nuestra Sra. de la Candelaria... I feel blessed after the mass... I'm sure lapit nalang na matapos ang renovation sang church... Tani matapos na gid ang pag renovate before pista sang Jaro... wiljamesc1979 October 5th, 2009, 05:53 PM Gen. Luna - Arthur Suites http://i34.tinypic.com/21ae6hj.jpg Sarabia Manor Hotel and Convention Center http://i37.tinypic.com/24vnx53.jpg Nice pics Haldir... Tani ang Sarabia magdugang pa gid floors para nami tan-awon... E consider nila ang ila nga old plan sa hotel nga pila ka floors... demonoid724 October 5th, 2009, 05:59 PM Nice pics Haldir... Tani ang Sarabia magdugang pa gid floors para nami tan-awon... E consider nila ang ila nga old plan sa hotel nga pila ka floors... ara naman ang mga electric wires sg PECO hu.... gapaguba-guba lang sa manami nga view. nami man tulukon ang potted plants sa tubang sg SMX.. tani ang center island sg sm city iloilo panami-on man nila like this. death327 October 5th, 2009, 06:00 PM well-researched :cheers: Is this Chinese Commercial School the same as the present-day Iloilo Chinese Commercial? 1912?! Wew! :nuts: How about the history of Sun Yat Sen Chinese School? the rival of Chinese Comm... The other one is Iloilo Scholastic Academy, another Chinese school which is newer compared to the other two... Santa Maria (now Ateneo) also... it sounds non-chinese but that school is thickly populated with chinese kids. Minnesota's Finest October 5th, 2009, 06:03 PM Gen. Luna - Arthur Suites http://i34.tinypic.com/21ae6hj.jpg Sarabia Manor Hotel and Convention Center http://i37.tinypic.com/24vnx53.jpg If I remember it correctly, the rendering of the Sarabia hotel showed it to be a building of 10 floors. But then, the asian financial crisis set in, the peso devalued from 26 to the dollar to 35 per dollar and since the sarabia's loans for the financing of the construction of the hotel was in dollar terms, their balance of payments ballooned to several millions of pesos until they were forced to stop the construction of the hotel. The reason why their loans were in dollars instead of pesos was that the interest rate of a loan in dollars was just 6%, while loans taken out in pesos have a an interest rate of 12%. They did not however forsee the asian financial crisis set in motion by a devalued thai baht. Anyway, going to back, this is the reason why the foundation of the hotel is for a ten story building but the entire building as it stands now is just 5 floors. If you look closely at the picture, you will see potruding structures colored red, those are the supporting steel pillars, which could have been extended higher had the construction finished up to the 10th floor. Thus, because of the financial crisis that beset the sarabia's finances, they had to look for new capital, therefore, the Barcelo group, a spanish chain of hotels, stepped in and for a time, the hotel was renamed as Barcelo-Sarabia Manor Hotel. Later, the two groups had a falling out and the hotel reverted to the ownership of the sarabias. The question now is, do the sarabias have any plans to increase the hotel's number of floors from 5 to 10? eonynx October 5th, 2009, 06:07 PM best bedside care :cheers: and that's for lower rates compared to other hospitals. this hospital is already more than 100 years old. a sense of history will hopefully be considered in its expansion plans. whyte October 5th, 2009, 06:08 PM One thing about misguided pride...it blinds and it kills people slowly until they are consumed by it and turn them into zombies. Never seeing the gracious light that the world emanates. Only hatred and negativity fills up the aura of the walking dead... While it is early, humility pays off. This is what Frank thought us. This is what Ondoy thought Manila. Think about it. :) yup. be proud but not boastful. whyte October 5th, 2009, 06:13 PM The question now is, do the sarabias have any plans to increase the hotel's number of floors from 5 to 10? they need to refurbish and renovate their old rooms before thinking about this. though mas nami gid man if they could reach 10 floors. nami ang view of guimaras and smallville/iloilo river from there. true blue ilonggo October 5th, 2009, 06:16 PM just browse the link, kaya ko nilagay yan dyan kaya masundan mo, thats why its called "link" another thing, what is so offending with the way i corrected? did i say any demeaning or offending words? did i make you look stupid? i dont think so, im getting the impression that you just dont want to be corrected, thats just it. well, 1999 is not so ancient, care to provide a more recent data instead? and yes it was publihed in 1999, try to think of it, it was 1999 pa, im sure the statistics have ballooned. ambi zeos... please lang. ok? :colgate: daw ka budlay sa imo i spell kag i pa intiendihon ah... nano man? :lol: Ara na sa Zarraga ang Dominican College. Tupad sya ka Sacred Heart Academy since they're both owned by the Dominican Sisters. Ang building nila gatubang sa Zarraga Public Market. Daw 3 or 4 storeys ang building ka DC. may ara gle dominican college ang iloilo? di bala ang agelicum school dominican man na? :cheers: nugon pre nd ko mabasa msg ni "ZEOS KO DAY" kay gn ignore ko sya. ambot kng anu sagad nya wangal ah. hahaha!:lol: cgurado ga taas na na BP nya. hahahaha!:lol: "OH COME ON" ( im not sure ):lol::lol::lol: t padayon? hahahaha!:lol: pre my nag-pm d sakon - ga wangal nman to sila pre ky sadya di ya thread ta. mga tawo bla nga mga "BROKEBACKSTABBERS" bwahahahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: ila ya thread ya - ahay daw LIPUNG NGA GUSAW wla diskusyun. ang pamantay amung ila. waay na gd kamo da ya topic nga? hahahah!:lol: diin tabo ma butwa ko sa thread nila man. NGE-NGE! nila eh! bwehehehehe!:lol: bal-an mo pre abi nila ako c jing, ky gn banatan sila ni jing, nalu-oy lng ko ni sa ila pre mo bal an mo kng ngaa? ky mapatay lng ni sila sa pila ka adlaw wla nila mbal-an kng sin o c jing, hahahaha! (somewhere in Visayas) hahahahaha! KORNY NYO! NGEK! NGEK!:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: guys thank you gd sa mga updates. :cheers: PADAYON ILOILO bsan my panulay ga kadto d. hahahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: may ga PM sa imo pre? ikaw man gyapon ya ang ila guina pasibangdan nga si jing? ah te ma jingle bells, jingle bells na lang ta kung amo sini... lapit na daan christmas. dali lang. nga-a guina pm ka nila haw? hmmmm. basi pre, may la-in nga guina tuyo na? hahaha. :lol: kag amo na ang wala ko nabal-an. subo ila thread? no comment lang ko da ya ah... :colgate: If I remember it correctly, the rendering of the Sarabia hotel showed it to be a building of 10 floors. But then, the asian financial crisis set in, the peso devalued from 26 to the dollar to 35 per dollar and since the sarabia's loans for the financing of the construction of the hotel was in dollar terms, their balance of payments ballooned to several millions of pesos until they were forced to stop the construction of the hotel. The reason why their loans were in dollars instead of pesos was that the interest rate of a loan in dollars was just 6%, while loans taken out in pesos have a an interest rate of 12%. They did not however forsee the asian financial crisis set in motion by a devalued thai baht. Anyway, going to back, this is the reason why the foundation of the hotel is for a ten story building but the entire building as it stands now is just 5 floors. If you look closely at the picture, you will see potruding structures colored red, those are the supporting steel pillars, which could have been extended higher had the construction finished up to the 10th floor. Thus, because of the financial crisis that beset the sarabia's finances, they had to look for new capital, therefore, the Barcelo group, a spanish chain of hotels, stepped in and for a time, the hotel was renamed as Barcelo-Sarabia Manor Hotel. Later, the two groups had a falling out and the hotel reverted to the ownership of the sarabias. The question now is, do the sarabias have any plans to increase the hotel's number of floors from 5 to 10? depende na... kung mag damo turista sa iloilo, then certainly there's no other way, but up. cheers! :cheers: true blue ilonggo October 5th, 2009, 06:18 PM One thing about misguided pride...it blinds and it kills people slowly until they are consumed by it and turn them into zombies. Never seeing the gracious light that the world emanates. Only hatred and negativity fills up the aura of the walking dead... While it is early, humility pays off. This is what Frank thought us. This is what Ondoy thought Manila. Think about it. :) ga ka dumduman ko ang movie series nga "Night of the Living Dead" ba. hehehe. :lol: true blue ilonggo October 5th, 2009, 06:23 PM Utility eyes 10 areas for expansion LISTED UTILITY Manila Water Co. of the Ayala group is looking at about 10 areas outside its east zone concession in Metro Manila for expansion. "We’re looking at both North and South of Manila. Even Visayas and Mindanao," Luis Juan B. Oreta, Manila Water chief finance officer, told reporters. "Generally what we do is we enter into areas where there is a favorable local government ... an area where the economic and political environment is friendly to private sector investment," Mr. Oreta said. Manila Water has been actively seeking projects outside of its east zone concession area in Metro Manila. Along with west zone concessionaire Maynilad Water Services, Inc. and three other bulk water suppliers, Manila Water has been accredited to join the bidding for the bulk water supply contract of the Metro Iloilo Water District. Mr. Oreta said the Iloilo project is expected to produce 20 million liters per day, with P1 billion in estimated investments. Two weeks ago, the local government of Cebu also accepted the joint venture proposal of Manila Water for a similar bulk water supply project in the province. Negotiations will now take place following the acceptance of the local government of the utility’s unsolicited proposal. This will then be subjected to a "Swiss challenge," or a competitive challenge involving other interested parties. Manila Water must match a superior bid to win the project. Mr. Oreta said Manila Water is looking to invest P1.5 billion in the project. Last month, Manila Water completed the acquisition of AAA Water Corp. AAA Water owns 70% of Laguna AAA Water Corp., a joint venture company with the province of Laguna, which has a 25-year concession that started in 2007. The firm supplies water to the city of Sta. Rosa and the municipalities of Biñan and Cabuyao in Laguna. Manila Water bought AAA Water by buying Asia Water Ltd.’s 65% stake, and All Asia Development Corp.’s 35% interest. Manila Water also secured last April regulatory approval to extend by 15 years its concession to service the east zone area of Metro Manila to 2037. Manila Water provides water and wastewater services to nearly six million people in 23 cities and municipalities. Manila Water reported a 16% profit increase for the first half of the year to P1.5 billion, due to a higher sales volume and increasing customer base. Manila Water shares closed at P15.50 yesterday, lower than Friday’s close of P15.75 apiece. — Jose Bimbo F. Santos Back to top true blue ilonggo October 5th, 2009, 06:24 PM Utility eyes 10 areas for expansion LISTED UTILITY Manila Water Co. of the Ayala group is looking at about 10 areas outside its east zone concession in Metro Manila for expansion. "We’re looking at both North and South of Manila. Even Visayas and Mindanao," Luis Juan B. Oreta, Manila Water chief finance officer, told reporters. "Generally what we do is we enter into areas where there is a favorable local government ... an area where the economic and political environment is friendly to private sector investment," Mr. Oreta said. Manila Water has been actively seeking projects outside of its east zone concession area in Metro Manila. Along with west zone concessionaire Maynilad Water Services, Inc. and three other bulk water suppliers, Manila Water has been accredited to join the bidding for the bulk water supply contract of the Metro Iloilo Water District. Mr. Oreta said the Iloilo project is expected to produce 20 million liters per day, with P1 billion in estimated investments. Two weeks ago, the local government of Cebu also accepted the joint venture proposal of Manila Water for a similar bulk water supply project in the province. Negotiations will now take place following the acceptance of the local government of the utility’s unsolicited proposal. This will then be subjected to a "Swiss challenge," or a competitive challenge involving other interested parties. Manila Water must match a superior bid to win the project. Mr. Oreta said Manila Water is looking to invest P1.5 billion in the project. Last month, Manila Water completed the acquisition of AAA Water Corp. AAA Water owns 70% of Laguna AAA Water Corp., a joint venture company with the province of Laguna, which has a 25-year concession that started in 2007. The firm supplies water to the city of Sta. Rosa and the municipalities of Biñan and Cabuyao in Laguna. Manila Water bought AAA Water by buying Asia Water Ltd.’s 65% stake, and All Asia Development Corp.’s 35% interest. Manila Water also secured last April regulatory approval to extend by 15 years its concession to service the east zone area of Metro Manila to 2037. Manila Water provides water and wastewater services to nearly six million people in 23 cities and municipalities. Manila Water reported a 16% profit increase for the first half of the year to P1.5 billion, due to a higher sales volume and increasing customer base. Manila Water shares closed at P15.50 yesterday, lower than Friday’s close of P15.75 apiece. — Jose Bimbo F. Santos Back to top labeth October 5th, 2009, 06:26 PM Santa Maria (now Ateneo) also... it sounds non-chinese but that school is thickly populated with chinese kids. How Santa Maria started in Iloilo: Expelled from China by the Communist takeover, the Jesuits came to Iloilo in 1953, and started their apostolic work among the local Chinese community as continuation of their missionary work in Mainland China. With the support of the Iloilo Chinese and Filipino communities, Santa Maria Parish under the tutelage of Our Lady Queen of China was established by Fr. Guerrino Marsecano, an Italian Jesuit Missionary. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ateneo_de_Iloilo Sa main entrance sang Santa Maria ang una mo guid da makita pag sulod mo ang statue sang Our Lady Queen of China. Indi guid na sya madula sa class pictures sang mga taga Santa, always present guid na sya kay sya ang background pirme. :) May Chinese class man da ang Santa Maria, mas lax sila compared sa ICCHS kay indi required kung indi mo gusto especially sa HS transferees. true blue ilonggo October 5th, 2009, 06:29 PM hahahaha .. damo dayon balantayan si Barbie eh. Anyway, I hope duwa gid man ka hotels. Wala na kahapit si wwwinz diri. Na-stuck up siya sa main thread. ah te confirmed guid... 2 more hotels would soon dot iloilo's skyline. thanks guid wwwinz. :cheers: yup duwa kay iba man ya ang sa smallville kag lain man ang sa lapaz nga hotel with apartment.. wala pa ni sila renderings? true blue ilonggo October 5th, 2009, 06:30 PM ^^ Hambal pa pre. anug 2 years na this January 2010. Daw kadasig lang sang Dinagyang 2008. :lol::bash: ^^ Salamat gid wwwinz! :D hehehe. daw kanamit mag puli this dinagyang galing alang2x. imnanay naman tani sa delgado ba. :cheers::cheers::cheers: true blue ilonggo October 5th, 2009, 06:32 PM bugtaw pa si labeth ba... ambi miga mag tulog ka na. hehehe. kaagahon na. :lol: true blue ilonggo October 5th, 2009, 06:33 PM libre man gyapon parking sa robinsons iloilo? labeth October 5th, 2009, 06:34 PM bugtaw pa si labeth ba... ambi miga mag tulog ka na. hehehe. kaagahon na. :lol: Bugtaw ka pa gani, ako pa? :banana: :lol: whyte October 5th, 2009, 06:44 PM :wave: naga ulan na naman. by the way thanks sa mga suggested GUIMARAS places to visit :) demonoid724 October 5th, 2009, 06:46 PM :wave: naga ulan na naman. by the way thanks sa mga suggested GUIMARAS places to visit :) wala di ya gaulan sa jaro... sanag pa bulan as in full moon hehe... Christendom October 5th, 2009, 06:50 PM ako bugtaw paman...permi pulaw kay may bilasyun dri samun sa lapaz eonynx October 5th, 2009, 06:53 PM UPV alumna wins int’l agri award BY ANNA RAZEL L. RAMIREZ ILOILO City – Dr. Ma. Junemie Hazel Lebata-Ramos, a biology and fisheries alumna of the University of the Philippines Visayas (UPV), has been chosen as one of the three winners of the Japan International Award for Young Agricultural Researchers (JIAYAR) for 2009. The award is given by the Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences (JIRCAS). Dr. Lebata-Ramos will receive the award at the University of Tokyo in Japan on November 4, 2009 during which time, she will also make a 15-minute presentation of her research projects. The award is a recognition of the contribution of young agricultural researchers to technological development for the improvement of food security and the environment in developing countries. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) of Japan started this program in 2007. It is supported by the Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences. Dr. Lebata-Ramos, with her co-authors, also received the prestigious Dr. Elvira O. Tan Memorial Award for best paper under the aquaculture and inland fisheries category in July this year. Her paper on the “Evaluation of hatchery-based enhancement of the mud crab, Scylla spp. fisheries in mangroves: Comparison of species and release strategies” won for her and her co-authors the award. Her co-writers were Lewis Le Vay, Mark Walton, Joseph Binas, Emilia Quinitio, Eduard Rodriguez, and Jurgenne Primavera./PN http://www.panaynewsphilippines.com/mainnews%205.htm oboi October 5th, 2009, 08:49 PM Expansion of Estancia water system underway with LWUA aid Iloilo City (5 October) -- The Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) will help the water district of the municipality of Estancia improve its water supply system with a P30-million financial assistance package. The program of work for the project includes among others the drilling of additional wells, provision of electro-mechanical and chlorination equipment, installation of new transmission and distribution pipes including valves and hydrants, construction of a new reservoir, provision of power line extension and standby equipment, installation of service connections, and provision of NRW reduction program. Estancia Mayor Restituto Mosqueda said they are thankful to President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo for the project which he said will bring a more efficient and wider coverage for the residents of his municipality. Estancia Water District General Manager Engr. Rodney Agregado said the project, located in Barangay Bayuyan, was conceived to upgrade the facilities and expand the capability of the 22-year old water district to provide potable water to its service area, which presently covers five barangays in the town's poblacion with some 600 connections. The Estancia Water District was formed on October 9, 1987 and started its operations in 1988. The new financial assistance is the second to be availed of so far by the water district from LWUA. It first received a loan from the water agency to the tune of P4.25 million between 1988 and 2003. The Sangguniang Bayan of the municipality has duly endorsed the new financial assistance. Estancia, situated about 135 kilometers from here, is noted as a center of commercial fishing in the country owing to its abundant marine resources. It is for this reason that the town has earned the moniker as the "Alaska of the Philippines. Estancia lies in the Visayan Sea triangle, an imaginary triangle extending from the provinces of Iloilo, Negros, Cebu, Samar, and Masbate. This triangle is part of the Sulu-Sulawesi Triangle of the Sulu Sea and neighboring Indonesia where a large concentration of marine organisms coupled with climate conditions support a massive marine ecosystem. Various commercial fish species are harvested along Estancia's waters, namely mackerel, barracuda, sardines, shad, pompano, grouper, squid, cuttlefish, shrimp, prawns, shells, seaweed, and others. The municipality is taking steps together with the national government and private sector towards the development and protection of local marine resources. (PIA 6-JSC) Philippine Information Agency (http://www.pia.gov.ph/default.asp?m=12&r=&y=&mo=&fi=p091005.htm&no=51) oboi October 5th, 2009, 08:51 PM Preparations for Mother Rosario Arroyo's canonization process starts Iloilo City (5 October) -- The Mother Rosario Arroyo Commission which spearheads the formal opening of the process of the cause of her canonization has undertaken various preparations for the event. Mother Gabrielle of the Dominican Sisters in Molo, the Congregation founded by Mother Rosario, said they have started the preparations for the formal opening with Dawn Rosary at 4:00 in the morning and a Holy Mass at 9:00 since September 28, 2009. The masses held at the chapel of the Dominican Sister's Motherhouse were participated in by the different schools of the congregation, other institutions and religious organizations and devotees of the Blessed Virgin. For the past four months, the Dominican Sisters have been holding recollections to study the life of their Foundress. The Liturgical Celebration marking the formal Diocesan Process of the Cause of Canonization will be on October 7, at the St. Anne Church, Molo, Iloilo city, at 9:00 in the morning. The Eucharistic celebration will be officiated by Jaro Archbishop Angel Lagdameo, 10 other bishops and about 50 priests, to be followed by private viewing and blessing of the remains of Mother Rosario at the Dominican Mother House. The process is mandated by an Edict issued by Archbishop Angel Lagdameo, given on the 28th of July 2009, having approved and therefore, makes public the petition of Fr. Samson S. Sillorequez, OAR, after having done consultations and verified the existence of a true and widespread sanctity enjoyed by Mother Rosario Arroyo, in life and even after death. The Members of the Tribunal for the process of canonization is headed by Most Rev. Angel Lagdameo, D.D. as Judge; with Very Rev. Higinio Velarde, VG,PA, as Judge Delegate; Rev. Fr. John de Castro, OSJ, Promoter of Justice; Rev. Fr. Carlo Noquez, Notary; Sr. Thaddeus Magtoles, OP, Actual Notary; Msgr. Jose Maria Amado Delgado, Rev. fr. Rey Zerrudo, Theological Commission; Rev. Fr. Alejandro Esperancilla, Sr. Visitacion Alecto, OP, Atty. Rex Salvilla, Historical Commission; and Rev. Fr. Samson Sillorequez, Postulator. In his Edict, Msgr. Lagdameo also called on anyone who may have useful information regarding the Cause of Mother Rosario Arroyo, to bring such documents, materials or information to his attention. It can be recalled that Mother Rosario Arroyo is the great, great grandmother of the First Gentleman, Jose Miguel Arroyo. Philippine Information Agency (http://www.pia.gov.ph/default.asp?m=12&fi=p091005.htm&no=52) oboi October 5th, 2009, 09:02 PM Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame Inducts Four Leaders of Business Excellence at the 2009 Palladium Group Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit Dongwha Enterprises, Iloilo City, Kiwibank, and Korean Customs Service Lauded for Breakthrough Performance Results JAKARTA, Indonesia & BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Palladium Group, Inc., the global leader in helping organizations execute their strategies by making better decisions, today named four top-performing organizations to the Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame for Executing Strategy™: Dongwha Enterprises (South Korea), Iloilo City (the Philippines), Kiwibank (New Zealand), and the Korean Customs Service (South Korea). The award recipients were honored for their breakthrough business results during today’s Hall of Fame award presentation ceremony at the 2009 Palladium Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit in Jakarta, Indonesia. The Hall of Fame award honors organizations that have achieved business excellence through the use of the Balanced Scorecard (BSC), the world’s preeminent performance management system. The BSC is based on the simple premise that “what gets measured is what gets done.” Created by Palladium Group co-founders Drs. Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton, the Balanced Scorecard is also a performance management philosophy and system that links strategy to operations. The Balanced Scorecard continues to receive recognition as a strategic management tool that leads to improved shareholder returns. Harvard Business Review ranked the BSC among one of the most important business concepts in decades and Kaplan and Norton among the top management thinkers. This year, the pair's seminal The Balanced Scorecard: Translating Strategy into Action (Harvard Business Press, 1996) was cited as one of the 100 best business books of all time in the 2009 book of the same name. “While the current global economic environment appears to be improving, many organizations, from private companies to government agencies, still face significant challenges,” said Robert L. Howie Jr., Managing Director of Palladium and Director of the Hall of Fame program. “Organizations using the Kaplan-Norton strategy management system are well- equipped in a nascent recovery to gain the kind of insights needed to capitalize on new opportunities, mitigate risk, and drive organizational performance.” Founded in 2000, the BSC Hall of Fame program today has a roster of 128 honorees that span the private and public sectors throughout more than 20 countries, including Hilton Hotels, Infosys Technologies, Motorola, Ricoh Corporation, and the Singapore Ministry of Manpower. Winners are selected based on the quality of their BSC implementation and the results they demonstrate over a period of at least two years. Dongwha Enterprises Dongwha Enterprises is South Korea’s leading forest products company, servicing the commercial and residential construction markets. It adopted the Balanced Scorecard to help forge a new vision, execute a strategy of operational excellence, and foster organizational alignment down to the individual employee level. An Office of Strategy Management—a key organizational function conceived by Drs. Kaplan and Norton—was established to coordinate the cross-functional business processes required for success. In the two years since adopting the BSC, Dongwha's revenues grew almost 25%, its operating profit more than 300%, and customer satisfaction 16%. Process innovation, factory utilization, and internal knowledge sharing also improved significantly. “I am confident that the BSC is and will remain the most important management methodology and tool for Dongwha,” said CEO Kim Jong-Su. “The BSC performance management system is a critical factor in achieving company targets.” Iloilo City Iloilo City, a major center of the arts, culture, and sports, topped a survey by MoneySense Magazine as one of the "Best Place to Live in the Philippines." The Institute for Solidarity in Asia, an advocacy organization for good governance, partnered with the city in using the BSC to help improve public accountability and promote responsible citizenship and economic and social development. Since its adoption, citizen satisfaction has risen 15%, manufacturing capitalization has expanded fourfold, and National Achievement Test results in the city's public schools are up 20%. “The BSC has enabled us to clearly communicate strategy and align our workforce through a common language and shared objectives, measures, targets, and initiatives,” said Mayor Jerry Treńas. “The process has helped make our city vibrant, well-governed, and prosperous, establishing a roadmap for Iloilo to achieve even more as a Premier City by 2015.” Kiwibank Kiwibank, the consumer banking subsidiary of New Zealand Post Group, is New Zealand’s fastest-growing financial institution. Needing a management system to execute a new strategy of innovation led the bank to adopt the BSC. An Office of Strategy Management coordinates cross-functional “theme teams” to ensure organization-wide focus on the critical drivers of success. In two years, Kiwibank's market share has increased 35%, its net profit 70%, and its Net Promoter Score—a preeminent customer loyalty metric—hit 52%, the highest of any major New Zealand bank.“Since adopting the BSC, we have become better at implementing major change initiatives that affect the entire organization,” said Sam Knowles, Acting CEO of the New Zealand Post Group. Adds Murray Wu, General Manager, Business Transformation of Kiwibank, “The BSC is critical to help us achieve our vision of being New Zealand’s largest consumer bank by 2020.” Korean Customs Service The Korean Customs Service (KCS) adopted the Kaplan-Norton strategy management system in 2005 to more effectively allocate human and financial resources and drive organizational performance. KCS sought to clarify strategy, bolster performance, and optimize data to make better decisions. It also integrated the BSC framework with Six Sigma quality improvement approaches and the Experience Co-Creation customer experience methodology. In three years, KCS's revenue collection jumped 60%, the confiscation of illegal drugs grew 122%, and the percentage of employees who clearly understand the authority's strategy and their contribution to its execution skyrocketed from 31% to 94%. “Going forward, we should focus not only on the performance of KCS as an organization,” notes Deputy Commissioner Sohn Byung-Jo, “but rather on how our performance impacts our nation and its citizenry.” About Palladium Group, Inc. Palladium Group is the global leader in helping organizations execute their strategies by making better decisions. Our expertise in strategy, risk, corporate performance management, and business intelligence helps clients achieve an execution premium. Our services include consulting, conferences, communities, training, and technology. Palladium’s Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame for Executing Strategy™, with a growing roster of more than 125 members, recognizes organizations worldwide that have achieved outstanding execution premiums. Visit www.thepalladiumgroup.com Business Wire (http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/home/permalink/?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20091005005843&newsLang=en) spacewagon1 October 6th, 2009, 12:10 AM Iloilo City now Asia-Pacific’s leader in business excellence THE Iloilo City Government led by Mayor Jerry Treñas has been officially inducted to the 2009 Palladium Balanced Scorecard (BSC) Hall of Fame as one of the four leaders of business excellence during the Palladium Group’s Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit in Jakarta , Indonesia October 5. Treñas received the city’s global recognition during the Hall of Fame award presentation ceremony in honor for the metropolis’s breakthrough business performance results. Iloilo City is a major center of arts, culture, and sports making it one of the “ Best Places to Live in the Philippines ” as identified in a survey by MoneySense Magazine. Using the BSC to help improve public accountability and promote responsible citizenship and economic and social development, the city partnered since 2005 with the Institute for Solidarity in Asia (ISA), an advocacy organization for good governance. “Since its adoption, citizen satisfaction has risen 15 percent, manufacturing capitalization has expanded fourfold, and National Achievement Test results in the city's public schools are up percent 20 percent,” the Palladium Group said in a statement. “The BSC has enabled us to clearly communicate strategy and align our workforce through a common language and shared objectives, measures, targets, and initiatives,” Treñas stressed. “The process has helped make our city vibrant, well-governed, and prosperous, establishing a roadmap for Iloilo to achieve even more as a Premier City by 2015,” said Treñas Lauded as business leaders along with Iloilo City are Dongwha Enterprises as South Korea’s leading forest products company; Kiwibank, the consumer banking subsidiary of New Zealand Post Group as New Zealand’s fastest-growing financial institution; and Korean Customs Service (KCS) which has more effectively allocated human and financial resources and drive organizational performance. The Hall of Fame award honors organizations that have achieved business excellence through the use of the BSC, the world’s preeminent performance management system. The BSC is based on the simple premise that “what gets measured is what gets done.” Created by Palladium Group co-founders Drs. Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton, the BSC is also a performance management philosophy and system that links strategy to operations. The BSC continues to receive recognition as a strategic management tool that leads to improved shareholder returns. Harvard Business Review ranked the BSC among one of the most important business concepts in decades and Kaplan and Norton among the top management thinkers. This year, the pair’s seminal The Balanced Scorecard: Translating Strategy into Action (Harvard Business Press, 1996) was cited as one of the 100 best business books of all time in the 2009 book of the same name. Founded in 2000, the BSC Hall of Fame program has a roster of 128 honorees that span the private and public sectors throughout more than 20 countries, including Hilton Hotels, Infosys Technologies, Motorola, Ricoh Corporation, and the Singapore Ministry of Manpower. Winners are selected based on the quality of their BSC implementation and the results they demonstrate over a period of at least two years. “While the current global economic environment appears to be improving, many organizations, from private companies to government agencies, still face significant challenges,” said Robert L. Howie Jr., Palladium managing director and director of the Hall of Fame program. “Organizations using the Kaplan-Norton strategy management system are well- equipped in a nascent recovery to gain the kind of insights needed to capitalize on new opportunities, mitigate risk, and drive organizational performance,” said Howie. The Palladium Group, Inc. is the global leader in helping organizations execute their strategies by making better decisions. (PIO) source: The Daily Guardian ILOILO (http://thedailyguardian.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15362&Itemid=31) spacewagon1 October 6th, 2009, 12:12 AM Estancia water system to get P30-M aid from LWUA THE Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) will help the water district of the municipality of Estancia improve its water supply system with a P30-million financial assistance package. The program of work for the project includes among others the drilling of additional wells, provision of electro-mechanical and chlorination equipment, installation of new transmission and distribution pipes including valves and hydrants, construction of a new reservoir, provision of power line extension and standby equipment, installation of service connections, and provision of NRW reduction program. Estancia Water District General Manager, Engr. Rodney Agregado said the project, located in Barangay Bayuyan, was conceived to upgrade the facilities and expand the capability of the 22-year-old water district to provide potable water to its service area, which presently covers five barangays in the town’s poblacion with some 600 connections. The Estancia Water District was formed on October 9, 1987 and started its operations in 1988. The new financial assistance is the second to be availed of so far by the water district from LWUA. It first received a loan from the water agency to the tune of P4.25 million between 1988 and 2003. The Sangguniang Bayan of the municipality has duly endorsed the new financial assistance. Estancia, situated about 135 kilometers from here, is noted as a center of commercial fishing in the country owing to its abundant marine resources. It is for this reason that the town has earned the moniker “Alaska of the Philippines.” Estancia lies in the Visayan Sea triangle, an imaginary triangle extending from the provinces of Iloilo, Negros, Cebu, Samar, and Masbate. This triangle is part of the Sulu-Sulawesi Triangle of the Sulu Sea and neighboring Indonesia where a large concentration of marine organisms coupled with climate conditions support a massive marine ecosystem. Various commercial fish species are harvested along Estancia’s waters, namely mackerel, barracuda, sardines, shad, pompano, grouper, squid, cuttlefish, shrimp, prawns, shells, seaweed, and others. (PIA 6-JSC) source: The Daily Guardian ILOILO (http://thedailyguardian.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15363&Itemid=31) lewdsaint October 6th, 2009, 01:05 AM Congrats Iloilo City and Mayor Jerry. The city and mayor desreved it. Iloilo City now Asia-Pacific’s leader in business excellence THE Iloilo City Government led by Mayor Jerry Treñas has been officially inducted to the 2009 Palladium Balanced Scorecard (BSC) Hall of Fame as one of the four leaders of business excellence during the Palladium Group’s Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit in Jakarta , Indonesia October 5. Treñas received the city’s global recognition during the Hall of Fame award presentation ceremony in honor for the metropolis’s breakthrough business performance results. Iloilo City is a major center of arts, culture, and sports making it one of the “ Best Places to Live in the Philippines ” as identified in a survey by MoneySense Magazine. Using the BSC to help improve public accountability and promote responsible citizenship and economic and social development, the city partnered since 2005 with the Institute for Solidarity in Asia (ISA), an advocacy organization for good governance. “Since its adoption, citizen satisfaction has risen 15 percent, manufacturing capitalization has expanded fourfold, and National Achievement Test results in the city's public schools are up percent 20 percent,” the Palladium Group said in a statement. “The BSC has enabled us to clearly communicate strategy and align our workforce through a common language and shared objectives, measures, targets, and initiatives,” Treñas stressed. “The process has helped make our city vibrant, well-governed, and prosperous, establishing a roadmap for Iloilo to achieve even more as a Premier City by 2015,” said Treñas Lauded as business leaders along with Iloilo City are Dongwha Enterprises as South Korea’s leading forest products company; Kiwibank, the consumer banking subsidiary of New Zealand Post Group as New Zealand’s fastest-growing financial institution; and Korean Customs Service (KCS) which has more effectively allocated human and financial resources and drive organizational performance. The Hall of Fame award honors organizations that have achieved business excellence through the use of the BSC, the world’s preeminent performance management system. The BSC is based on the simple premise that “what gets measured is what gets done.” Created by Palladium Group co-founders Drs. Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton, the BSC is also a performance management philosophy and system that links strategy to operations. The BSC continues to receive recognition as a strategic management tool that leads to improved shareholder returns. Harvard Business Review ranked the BSC among one of the most important business concepts in decades and Kaplan and Norton among the top management thinkers. This year, the pair’s seminal The Balanced Scorecard: Translating Strategy into Action (Harvard Business Press, 1996) was cited as one of the 100 best business books of all time in the 2009 book of the same name. Founded in 2000, the BSC Hall of Fame program has a roster of 128 honorees that span the private and public sectors throughout more than 20 countries, including Hilton Hotels, Infosys Technologies, Motorola, Ricoh Corporation, and the Singapore Ministry of Manpower. Winners are selected based on the quality of their BSC implementation and the results they demonstrate over a period of at least two years. “While the current global economic environment appears to be improving, many organizations, from private companies to government agencies, still face significant challenges,” said Robert L. Howie Jr., Palladium managing director and director of the Hall of Fame program. “Organizations using the Kaplan-Norton strategy management system are well- equipped in a nascent recovery to gain the kind of insights needed to capitalize on new opportunities, mitigate risk, and drive organizational performance,” said Howie. The Palladium Group, Inc. is the global leader in helping organizations execute their strategies by making better decisions. (PIO) source: The Daily Guardian ILOILO (http://thedailyguardian.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15362&Itemid=31) lewdsaint October 6th, 2009, 01:26 AM Nice, merl! Amo 'ni 'ya ang namian ko sa aton...we're not counting of our achievements and shouting them loud (with big bold letters). Mabasahan man siguro kung i-hilights mo lang ang tinaga. Hehehe! Kadlaw lang ko! Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame Inducts Four Leaders of Business Excellence at the 2009 Palladium Group Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit Dongwha Enterprises, Iloilo City, Kiwibank, and Korean Customs Service Lauded for Breakthrough Performance Results JAKARTA, Indonesia & BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Palladium Group, Inc., the global leader in helping organizations execute their strategies by making better decisions, today named four top-performing organizations to the Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame for Executing Strategy™: Dongwha Enterprises (South Korea), Iloilo City (the Philippines), Kiwibank (New Zealand), and the Korean Customs Service (South Korea). The award recipients were honored for their breakthrough business results during today’s Hall of Fame award presentation ceremony at the 2009 Palladium Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit in Jakarta, Indonesia. The Hall of Fame award honors organizations that have achieved business excellence through the use of the Balanced Scorecard (BSC), the world’s preeminent performance management system. The BSC is based on the simple premise that “what gets measured is what gets done.” Created by Palladium Group co-founders Drs. Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton, the Balanced Scorecard is also a performance management philosophy and system that links strategy to operations. The Balanced Scorecard continues to receive recognition as a strategic management tool that leads to improved shareholder returns. Harvard Business Review ranked the BSC among one of the most important business concepts in decades and Kaplan and Norton among the top management thinkers. This year, the pair's seminal The Balanced Scorecard: Translating Strategy into Action (Harvard Business Press, 1996) was cited as one of the 100 best business books of all time in the 2009 book of the same name. “While the current global economic environment appears to be improving, many organizations, from private companies to government agencies, still face significant challenges,” said Robert L. Howie Jr., Managing Director of Palladium and Director of the Hall of Fame program. “Organizations using the Kaplan-Norton strategy management system are well- equipped in a nascent recovery to gain the kind of insights needed to capitalize on new opportunities, mitigate risk, and drive organizational performance.” Founded in 2000, the BSC Hall of Fame program today has a roster of 128 honorees that span the private and public sectors throughout more than 20 countries, including Hilton Hotels, Infosys Technologies, Motorola, Ricoh Corporation, and the Singapore Ministry of Manpower. Winners are selected based on the quality of their BSC implementation and the results they demonstrate over a period of at least two years. Iloilo City Iloilo City, a major center of the arts, culture, and sports, topped a survey by MoneySense Magazine as one of the "Best Place to Live in the Philippines." The Institute for Solidarity in Asia, an advocacy organization for good governance, partnered with the city in using the BSC to help improve public accountability and promote responsible citizenship and economic and social development. Since its adoption, citizen satisfaction has risen 15%, manufacturing capitalization has expanded fourfold, and National Achievement Test results in the city's public schools are up 20%. “The BSC has enabled us to clearly communicate strategy and align our workforce through a common language and shared objectives, measures, targets, and initiatives,” said Mayor Jerry Treńas. “The process has helped make our city vibrant, well-governed, and prosperous, establishing a roadmap for Iloilo to achieve even more as a Premier City by 2015.” About Palladium Group, Inc. Palladium Group is the global leader in helping organizations execute their strategies by making better decisions. Our expertise in strategy, risk, corporate performance management, and business intelligence helps clients achieve an execution premium. Our services include consulting, conferences, communities, training, and technology. Palladium’s Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame for Executing Strategy™, with a growing roster of more than 125 members, recognizes organizations worldwide that have achieved outstanding execution premiums. Visit www.thepalladiumgroup.com Business Wire (http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/home/permalink/?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20091005005843&newsLang=en) wwwinz October 6th, 2009, 02:18 AM Preparations for Mother Rosario Arroyo's canonization process starts Iloilo City (5 October) -- The Mother Rosario Arroyo Commission which spearheads the formal opening of the process of the cause of her canonization has undertaken various preparations for the event. Mother Gabrielle of the Dominican Sisters in Molo, the Congregation founded by Mother Rosario, said they have started the preparations for the formal opening with Dawn Rosary at 4:00 in the morning and a Holy Mass at 9:00 since September 28, 2009. The masses held at the chapel of the Dominican Sister's Motherhouse were participated in by the different schools of the congregation, other institutions and religious organizations and devotees of the Blessed Virgin. For the past four months, the Dominican Sisters have been holding recollections to study the life of their Foundress. The Liturgical Celebration marking the formal Diocesan Process of the Cause of Canonization will be on October 7, at the St. Anne Church, Molo, Iloilo city, at 9:00 in the morning. The Eucharistic celebration will be officiated by Jaro Archbishop Angel Lagdameo, 10 other bishops and about 50 priests, to be followed by private viewing and blessing of the remains of Mother Rosario at the Dominican Mother House. The process is mandated by an Edict issued by Archbishop Angel Lagdameo, given on the 28th of July 2009, having approved and therefore, makes public the petition of Fr. Samson S. Sillorequez, OAR, after having done consultations and verified the existence of a true and widespread sanctity enjoyed by Mother Rosario Arroyo, in life and even after death. The Members of the Tribunal for the process of canonization is headed by Most Rev. Angel Lagdameo, D.D. as Judge; with Very Rev. Higinio Velarde, VG,PA, as Judge Delegate; Rev. Fr. John de Castro, OSJ, Promoter of Justice; Rev. Fr. Carlo Noquez, Notary; Sr. Thaddeus Magtoles, OP, Actual Notary; Msgr. Jose Maria Amado Delgado, Rev. fr. Rey Zerrudo, Theological Commission; Rev. Fr. Alejandro Esperancilla, Sr. Visitacion Alecto, OP, Atty. Rex Salvilla, Historical Commission; and Rev. Fr. Samson Sillorequez, Postulator. In his Edict, Msgr. Lagdameo also called on anyone who may have useful information regarding the Cause of Mother Rosario Arroyo, to bring such documents, materials or information to his attention. It can be recalled that Mother Rosario Arroyo is the great, great grandmother of the First Gentleman, Jose Miguel Arroyo. Philippine Information Agency (http://www.pia.gov.ph/default.asp?m=12&fi=p091005.htm&no=52) mother pls guide ur grand apo..amen wwwinz October 6th, 2009, 02:30 AM they need to refurbish and renovate their old rooms before thinking about this. though mas nami gid man if they could reach 10 floors. nami ang view of guimaras and smallville/iloilo river from there. guro after sang loans ma pay off my plan.. steadyasweroll October 6th, 2009, 02:38 AM Iloilo City now Asia-Pacific’s leader in business excellence THE Iloilo City Government led by Mayor Jerry Treñas has been officially inducted to the 2009 Palladium Balanced Scorecard (BSC) Hall of Fame as one of the four leaders of business excellence during the Palladium Group’s Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit in Jakarta , Indonesia October 5. source: The Daily Guardian ILOILO (http://thedailyguardian.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=15362&Itemid=31) Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame Inducts Four Leaders of Business Excellence at the 2009 Palladium Group Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit Dongwha Enterprises, Iloilo City, Kiwibank, and Korean Customs Service Lauded for Breakthrough Performance Results JAKARTA, Indonesia & BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Palladium Group, Inc., the global leader in helping organizations execute their strategies by making better decisions, today named four top-performing organizations to the Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame for Executing Strategy™: Dongwha Enterprises (South Korea), Iloilo City (the Philippines), Kiwibank (New Zealand), and the Korean Customs Service (South Korea). The award recipients were honored for their breakthrough business results during today’s Hall of Fame award presentation ceremony at the 2009 Palladium Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit in Jakarta, Indonesia. Business Wire (http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/home/permalink/?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20091005005843&newsLang=en) Utility eyes 10 areas for expansion LISTED UTILITY Manila Water Co. of the Ayala group is looking at about 10 areas outside its east zone concession in Metro Manila for expansion. — Jose Bimbo F. Santos Back to top damo gud news ba...:cheers::cheers::cheers: steadyasweroll October 6th, 2009, 02:40 AM nugon pre nd ko mabasa msg ni "ZEOS KO DAY" kay gn ignore ko sya. ambot kng anu sagad nya wangal ah. hahaha!:lol: cgurado ga taas na na BP nya. hahahaha!:lol: "OH COME ON" ( im not sure ):lol::lol::lol: t padayon? hahahaha!:lol: pre my nag-pm d sakon - ga wangal nman to sila pre ky sadya di ya thread ta. mga tawo bla nga mga "BROKEBACKSTABBERS" bwahahahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: ila ya thread ya - ahay daw LIPUNG NGA GUSAW wla diskusyun. ang pamantay amung ila. waay na gd kamo da ya topic nga? hahahah!:lol: diin tabo ma butwa ko sa thread nila man. NGE-NGE! nila eh! bwehehehehe!:lol: bal-an mo pre abi nila ako c jing, ky gn banatan sila ni jing, nalu-oy lng ko ni sa ila pre mo bal an mo kng ngaa? ky mapatay lng ni sila sa pila ka adlaw wla nila mbal-an kng sin o c jing, hahahaha! (somewhere in Visayas) hahahahaha! KORNY NYO! NGEK! NGEK!:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: guys thank you gd sa mga updates. :cheers: PADAYON ILOILO bsan my panulay ga kadto d. hahahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: sinu na pre ang ga pm kag taga diin?:lol: kita ko kaina nasa 2nd floor na sila... :banana: taas ila flooring kay sang sabado nag labay kosa overpass, amu siguro na dugayan sila sa first floor... :banana: re: Cafe Laguna daw mayu setup nila, na kita kosa glass sa gwa ka SM...:) IAMME October 6th, 2009, 02:41 AM One thing about misguided pride...it blinds and it kills people slowly until they are consumed by it and turn them into zombies. Never seeing the gracious light that the world emanates. Only hatred and negativity fills up the aura of the walking dead... While it is early, humility pays off. This is what Frank thought us. This is what Ondoy thought Manila. Think about it. :) yup. be proud but not boastful. :yes: UPV alumna wins int’l agri award BY ANNA RAZEL L. RAMIREZ ILOILO City – Dr. Ma. Junemie Hazel Lebata-Ramos, a biology and fisheries alumna of the University of the Philippines Visayas (UPV), has been chosen as one of the three winners of the Japan International Award for Young Agricultural Researchers (JIAYAR) for 2009. The award is given by the Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences (JIRCAS). Dr. Lebata-Ramos will receive the award at the University of Tokyo in Japan on November 4, 2009 during which time, she will also make a 15-minute presentation of her research projects. The award is a recognition of the contribution of young agricultural researchers to technological development for the improvement of food security and the environment in developing countries. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) of Japan started this program in 2007. It is supported by the Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences. Dr. Lebata-Ramos, with her co-authors, also received the prestigious Dr. Elvira O. Tan Memorial Award for best paper under the aquaculture and inland fisheries category in July this year. Her paper on the “Evaluation of hatchery-based enhancement of the mud crab, Scylla spp. fisheries in mangroves: Comparison of species and release strategies” won for her and her co-authors the award. Her co-writers were Lewis Le Vay, Mark Walton, Joseph Binas, Emilia Quinitio, Eduard Rodriguez, and Jurgenne Primavera./PN http://www.panaynewsphilippines.com/mainnews%205.htm Weird.. it was never even mentioned that she wrote that award-winning paper in her capacity as a scientist in (http://aqdnews.blogspot.com/2009/09/aqd-bags-two-awards.html) SEAFDEC. steadyasweroll October 6th, 2009, 02:47 AM http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/1006_loc.jpg BEST SPORTS TOURISM EVENT The Association of Tourism Officers in the Philippines (ATOP) hailed Iloilo City’s Paraw Regatta festival as the best sports tourism event in the country. (File photo by Tara Yap/TDG):cheers: steadyasweroll October 6th, 2009, 02:54 AM Hearing for Vanskaps locational clearance set on Wednesday By Maricar M. Calubiran The Iloilo City Zoning Board of Appeals and Adjustment (ICZBAA) will conduct a hearing Wednesday (October 7) on the application of Vanskaps & Management Group for a locational clearance. The locational clearance is in relation to the bid of the Vanskaps to operate a poker game at Boardwalk entertainment at leisure complex in Mandurriao district. The hearing will be held 3 p.m. of October 7 at the Barangay Hall of San Rafael, Mandurriao. The ICZBAA is composed of representatives from the City Planning Development Office, City Legal Office, and City Engineers Office among others. Vanskaps is a licensed gaming firm of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (Pagcor) which is based in Lahug, Cebu. San Rafael Barangay Captain Azucena Tabuyoc is amenable to the operation of the poker game as it will generate more taxes to the community which is contrary to the Church’s stand on the proposed poker game. The Church through Msgr. Meliton Oso expressed strong opposition to the poker game and any form of gambling as it will ruin the moral fiber of the people. The Boardwalk became the alternative site for the poker game after violations were imminent in the first site eyed by Vanskaps in operating a poker room. The first site of the proposed poker game was the Residence Hotel along General Luna, City Proper. The hotel is near the university. There is a city ordinance which bans the establishment of gambling within the 200 meters distance from school or church. As early as January 2009, the gambling firm has already expressed their interest in establishing poker games in the city. The Vanskaps & Management Group Inc. through its President Edward Soon Chiu has written Mayor Jerry Treñas about his plan. Treñas immediately referred Vanskaps proposal to the City Legal Office and ICZBAA for comment. The CLO through Atty. Giovanni Miraflores came up with a recommendation that any gambling operation in the city is subject to regulation of the Sangguniang Panlungsod as provided in the City Ordinance. Haldir07 October 6th, 2009, 03:01 AM Maayong Aga Iloilo... Pagtapos powerplants for electric supply, sa tubig nman ang investments... :banana::banana: Utility eyes 10 areas for expansion LISTED UTILITY Manila Water Co. of the Ayala group is looking at about 10 areas outside its east zone concession in Metro Manila for expansion. "We’re looking at both North and South of Manila. Even Visayas and Mindanao," Luis Juan B. Oreta, Manila Water chief finance officer, told reporters. "Generally what we do is we enter into areas where there is a favorable local government ... an area where the economic and political environment is friendly to private sector investment," Mr. Oreta said. Manila Water has been actively seeking projects outside of its east zone concession area in Metro Manila. Along with west zone concessionaire Maynilad Water Services, Inc. and three other bulk water suppliers, Manila Water has been accredited to join the bidding for the bulk water supply contract of the Metro Iloilo Water District. Mr. Oreta said the Iloilo project is expected to produce 20 million liters per day, with P1 billion in estimated investments. Two weeks ago, the local government of Cebu also accepted the joint venture proposal of Manila Water for a similar bulk water supply project in the province. Negotiations will now take place following the acceptance of the local government of the utility’s unsolicited proposal. This will then be subjected to a "Swiss challenge," or a competitive challenge involving other interested parties. Manila Water must match a superior bid to win the project. Mr. Oreta said Manila Water is looking to invest P1.5 billion in the project. Last month, Manila Water completed the acquisition of AAA Water Corp. AAA Water owns 70% of Laguna AAA Water Corp., a joint venture company with the province of Laguna, which has a 25-year concession that started in 2007. The firm supplies water to the city of Sta. Rosa and the municipalities of Biñan and Cabuyao in Laguna. Manila Water bought AAA Water by buying Asia Water Ltd.’s 65% stake, and All Asia Development Corp.’s 35% interest. Manila Water also secured last April regulatory approval to extend by 15 years its concession to service the east zone area of Metro Manila to 2037. Manila Water provides water and wastewater services to nearly six million people in 23 cities and municipalities. Manila Water reported a 16% profit increase for the first half of the year to P1.5 billion, due to a higher sales volume and increasing customer base. Manila Water shares closed at P15.50 yesterday, lower than Friday’s close of P15.75 apiece. — Jose Bimbo F. Santos Back to top Expansion of Estancia water system underway with LWUA aid Iloilo City (5 October) -- The Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA) will help the water district of the municipality of Estancia improve its water supply system with a P30-million financial assistance package. The program of work for the project includes among others the drilling of additional wells, provision of electro-mechanical and chlorination equipment, installation of new transmission and distribution pipes including valves and hydrants, construction of a new reservoir, provision of power line extension and standby equipment, installation of service connections, and provision of NRW reduction program. Estancia Mayor Restituto Mosqueda said they are thankful to President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo for the project which he said will bring a more efficient and wider coverage for the residents of his municipality. Estancia Water District General Manager Engr. Rodney Agregado said the project, located in Barangay Bayuyan, was conceived to upgrade the facilities and expand the capability of the 22-year old water district to provide potable water to its service area, which presently covers five barangays in the town's poblacion with some 600 connections. The Estancia Water District was formed on October 9, 1987 and started its operations in 1988. The new financial assistance is the second to be availed of so far by the water district from LWUA. It first received a loan from the water agency to the tune of P4.25 million between 1988 and 2003. The Sangguniang Bayan of the municipality has duly endorsed the new financial assistance. Estancia, situated about 135 kilometers from here, is noted as a center of commercial fishing in the country owing to its abundant marine resources. It is for this reason that the town has earned the moniker as the "Alaska of the Philippines. Estancia lies in the Visayan Sea triangle, an imaginary triangle extending from the provinces of Iloilo, Negros, Cebu, Samar, and Masbate. This triangle is part of the Sulu-Sulawesi Triangle of the Sulu Sea and neighboring Indonesia where a large concentration of marine organisms coupled with climate conditions support a massive marine ecosystem. Various commercial fish species are harvested along Estancia's waters, namely mackerel, barracuda, sardines, shad, pompano, grouper, squid, cuttlefish, shrimp, prawns, shells, seaweed, and others. The municipality is taking steps together with the national government and private sector towards the development and protection of local marine resources. (PIA 6-JSC) Philippine Information Agency (http://www.pia.gov.ph/default.asp?m=12&r=&y=&mo=&fi=p091005.htm&no=51) Haldir07 October 6th, 2009, 03:04 AM Good News for Iloilo City!!! :banana: Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame Inducts Four Leaders of Business Excellence at the 2009 Palladium Group Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit Dongwha Enterprises, Iloilo City, Kiwibank, and Korean Customs Service Lauded for Breakthrough Performance Results JAKARTA, Indonesia & BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Palladium Group, Inc., the global leader in helping organizations execute their strategies by making better decisions, today named four top-performing organizations to the Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame for Executing Strategy™: Dongwha Enterprises (South Korea), Iloilo City (the Philippines), Kiwibank (New Zealand), and the Korean Customs Service (South Korea). The award recipients were honored for their breakthrough business results during today’s Hall of Fame award presentation ceremony at the 2009 Palladium Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit in Jakarta, Indonesia. The Hall of Fame award honors organizations that have achieved business excellence through the use of the Balanced Scorecard (BSC), the world’s preeminent performance management system. The BSC is based on the simple premise that “what gets measured is what gets done.” Created by Palladium Group co-founders Drs. Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton, the Balanced Scorecard is also a performance management philosophy and system that links strategy to operations. The Balanced Scorecard continues to receive recognition as a strategic management tool that leads to improved shareholder returns. Harvard Business Review ranked the BSC among one of the most important business concepts in decades and Kaplan and Norton among the top management thinkers. This year, the pair's seminal The Balanced Scorecard: Translating Strategy into Action (Harvard Business Press, 1996) was cited as one of the 100 best business books of all time in the 2009 book of the same name. “While the current global economic environment appears to be improving, many organizations, from private companies to government agencies, still face significant challenges,” said Robert L. Howie Jr., Managing Director of Palladium and Director of the Hall of Fame program. “Organizations using the Kaplan-Norton strategy management system are well- equipped in a nascent recovery to gain the kind of insights needed to capitalize on new opportunities, mitigate risk, and drive organizational performance.” Founded in 2000, the BSC Hall of Fame program today has a roster of 128 honorees that span the private and public sectors throughout more than 20 countries, including Hilton Hotels, Infosys Technologies, Motorola, Ricoh Corporation, and the Singapore Ministry of Manpower. Winners are selected based on the quality of their BSC implementation and the results they demonstrate over a period of at least two years. Dongwha Enterprises Dongwha Enterprises is South Korea’s leading forest products company, servicing the commercial and residential construction markets. It adopted the Balanced Scorecard to help forge a new vision, execute a strategy of operational excellence, and foster organizational alignment down to the individual employee level. An Office of Strategy Management—a key organizational function conceived by Drs. Kaplan and Norton—was established to coordinate the cross-functional business processes required for success. In the two years since adopting the BSC, Dongwha's revenues grew almost 25%, its operating profit more than 300%, and customer satisfaction 16%. Process innovation, factory utilization, and internal knowledge sharing also improved significantly. “I am confident that the BSC is and will remain the most important management methodology and tool for Dongwha,” said CEO Kim Jong-Su. “The BSC performance management system is a critical factor in achieving company targets.” Iloilo City Iloilo City, a major center of the arts, culture, and sports, topped a survey by MoneySense Magazine as one of the "Best Place to Live in the Philippines." The Institute for Solidarity in Asia, an advocacy organization for good governance, partnered with the city in using the BSC to help improve public accountability and promote responsible citizenship and economic and social development. Since its adoption, citizen satisfaction has risen 15%, manufacturing capitalization has expanded fourfold, and National Achievement Test results in the city's public schools are up 20%. “The BSC has enabled us to clearly communicate strategy and align our workforce through a common language and shared objectives, measures, targets, and initiatives,” said Mayor Jerry Treńas. “The process has helped make our city vibrant, well-governed, and prosperous, establishing a roadmap for Iloilo to achieve even more as a Premier City by 2015.” Kiwibank Kiwibank, the consumer banking subsidiary of New Zealand Post Group, is New Zealand’s fastest-growing financial institution. Needing a management system to execute a new strategy of innovation led the bank to adopt the BSC. An Office of Strategy Management coordinates cross-functional “theme teams” to ensure organization-wide focus on the critical drivers of success. In two years, Kiwibank's market share has increased 35%, its net profit 70%, and its Net Promoter Score—a preeminent customer loyalty metric—hit 52%, the highest of any major New Zealand bank.“Since adopting the BSC, we have become better at implementing major change initiatives that affect the entire organization,” said Sam Knowles, Acting CEO of the New Zealand Post Group. Adds Murray Wu, General Manager, Business Transformation of Kiwibank, “The BSC is critical to help us achieve our vision of being New Zealand’s largest consumer bank by 2020.” Korean Customs Service The Korean Customs Service (KCS) adopted the Kaplan-Norton strategy management system in 2005 to more effectively allocate human and financial resources and drive organizational performance. KCS sought to clarify strategy, bolster performance, and optimize data to make better decisions. It also integrated the BSC framework with Six Sigma quality improvement approaches and the Experience Co-Creation customer experience methodology. In three years, KCS's revenue collection jumped 60%, the confiscation of illegal drugs grew 122%, and the percentage of employees who clearly understand the authority's strategy and their contribution to its execution skyrocketed from 31% to 94%. “Going forward, we should focus not only on the performance of KCS as an organization,” notes Deputy Commissioner Sohn Byung-Jo, “but rather on how our performance impacts our nation and its citizenry.” About Palladium Group, Inc. Palladium Group is the global leader in helping organizations execute their strategies by making better decisions. Our expertise in strategy, risk, corporate performance management, and business intelligence helps clients achieve an execution premium. Our services include consulting, conferences, communities, training, and technology. Palladium’s Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame for Executing Strategy™, with a growing roster of more than 125 members, recognizes organizations worldwide that have achieved outstanding execution premiums. Visit www.thepalladiumgroup.com Business Wire (http://www.businesswire.com/portal/site/home/permalink/?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20091005005843&newsLang=en) Haldir07 October 6th, 2009, 03:08 AM Kadamo na nga Ilonggos nagakadaug international awards when it comes to academics... :lol: Galabaw sa tanan si Biyo kay may planeta ginpangalan sa iya UPV alumna wins int’l agri award BY ANNA RAZEL L. RAMIREZ ILOILO City – Dr. Ma. Junemie Hazel Lebata-Ramos, a biology and fisheries alumna of the University of the Philippines Visayas (UPV), has been chosen as one of the three winners of the Japan International Award for Young Agricultural Researchers (JIAYAR) for 2009. The award is given by the Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences (JIRCAS). Dr. Lebata-Ramos will receive the award at the University of Tokyo in Japan on November 4, 2009 during which time, she will also make a 15-minute presentation of her research projects. The award is a recognition of the contribution of young agricultural researchers to technological development for the improvement of food security and the environment in developing countries. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) of Japan started this program in 2007. It is supported by the Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences. Dr. Lebata-Ramos, with her co-authors, also received the prestigious Dr. Elvira O. Tan Memorial Award for best paper under the aquaculture and inland fisheries category in July this year. Her paper on the “Evaluation of hatchery-based enhancement of the mud crab, Scylla spp. fisheries in mangroves: Comparison of species and release strategies” won for her and her co-authors the award. Her co-writers were Lewis Le Vay, Mark Walton, Joseph Binas, Emilia Quinitio, Eduard Rodriguez, and Jurgenne Primavera./PN http://www.panaynewsphilippines.com/mainnews%205.htm Haldir07 October 6th, 2009, 03:21 AM Infante Flyover http://i38.tinypic.com/309tuna.jpg Emmanuel Building http://i34.tinypic.com/2wbstow.jpg Entrance to Smallville http://i35.tinypic.com/2ryhoy0.jpg steadyasweroll October 6th, 2009, 03:24 AM ^^nami gid mga pics mu mig specially ang sa Smallville...:cheers: sanu ayhan sugudan ang 2nd na flyover, na notice ko lang naga laba ang mga markings, before asta lang sa SanAg dayon subong sa may PP1 na ayon, kun sabagay alang2 ang sa San Ag kay mag ga left turn da... Haldir07 October 6th, 2009, 03:47 AM As of now, may mga markings na sa 2nd Flyover... Might be nasa planning phase na sila subong on the design and the project amount sang flyover? lewdsaint October 6th, 2009, 03:49 AM Thannks sa mga pics, Haldir07! Notice nyo nga tinlo kaayo ang siudad based sa mga pics ni Haldir07. Hope the city gov't and the people of the city should maintain this cleanliness. Let's think what was happen sa Metro Manila pagkatapos sang Ondoy, mga basura nagbalalik sa mga tawo nga wala digto wala diri nga paghaboy sang mga basura nila. Wala kita dapat basulon sa nag-agi nga kalamidad sa Luzon kundi mga tawo man ang may sala. Hope the city and province of Iloilo is also aware of this kay na agyan man naton ini. Everybody should share or do his/her resposibility to take care our environment. Infante Flyover http://i38.tinypic.com/309tuna.jpg Emmanuel Building http://i34.tinypic.com/2wbstow.jpg Entrance to Smallville http://i35.tinypic.com/2ryhoy0.jpg Haldir07 October 6th, 2009, 04:00 AM Basi efficient lng gid aton Solid Waste Management :lol: ... Kun tane ang mga wires nga na, panghigtan in a single neat bundle para wla sang may galoyloy.. :lol: lewdsaint October 6th, 2009, 04:02 AM Lapit 'na sa kanto Jalandoni kag Delgado pakadto Doctors/UP rigth side. Amo ini sya ang gintumod ko sang nagligad tuig nga may bag-o nga pension house nga Lola Corazon. ^^ Sa diin ni siya dampi? lewdsaint October 6th, 2009, 04:35 AM Sec. Antienza told during the senate inquiry about the typhoon ondoy, devastation sa Metro Manila and Luzon caused by improper waste disposal. Less than 15% only of Mayors and LGUs implement the solid waste management. Sen. Meriam gusto iakusar ang mga mayors sang naapekto nga nagpabaya sa pag-implement sang solid waste management. Kung ginbuhat lang 'ni nila indi pa tani indi pa naglalala ang damage. Amo ini kis-a kaulugot sang mga tawo kay irresponsable.:bash: Even Filipino architect and urban-planning expert Felino Palafox Jr. also wants the government agencies held jointly liable with property developers for practicing bad urban planning when they allowed residential and commercial structures to be built in flood threatened areas. Isa pa papanguyadi sang boto ang mga politiko kay hapos lang nila kumbinsihon ang mga squatters. It is nice that the Palafox is helping us in our urban planning in Iloilo City. Re: Wires...indi lang Iloilo ang may problema sini even most of the urban cities in the Philippines have this problem. This is also need a political will. Basi efficient lng gid aton Solid Waste Management :lol: ... Kun tane ang mga wires nga na, panghigtan in a single neat bundle para wla sang may galoyloy.. :lol: alvin | ILONGGO October 6th, 2009, 04:47 AM This are the photos taken from the Food Bloggers Event http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1954.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1950.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1948.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1942.jpg?w=500&h=666 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1939.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1936.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1934.jpg?w=500&h=666 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1929.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1924.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1918.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1912.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1910.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1907.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1906.jpg?w=500&h=312 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1905.jpg?w=500&h=375 Haldir07 October 6th, 2009, 04:49 AM It is nice that the Palafox is helping us in our urban planning in Iloilo City. Re: Wires...indi lang Iloilo ang may problema sini even most of the urban cities in the Philippines have this problem. This is also need a political will. Maayo gid kay damo projects si Palafox diri sa syudad.. Hopefully ang iya nga mga master plan on our city will be implemented obediently by the city govt. Siya ang architect sang Plazuela, Megaworld so i think may concept man sya guro kun ano nga urban planning design paga-himuon nya sa city.. Haldir07 October 6th, 2009, 04:50 AM ^^ Kanamit lng sang mga pagkaon, libre na ayhan sa Bloggers Event? :lol: alvin | ILONGGO October 6th, 2009, 05:35 AM ^^YES..they are very free,,.madamu sang mga foods ang gnpakaon sa amun..hehe... COLLIN JASPER October 6th, 2009, 05:53 AM Guys theres a huge construction sa coastal road lapit sa floodway, may mga kabilya na ga tindog. ga banat ang development sa coastal road subong. alvin | ILONGGO October 6th, 2009, 05:56 AM Auntie Annes http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1971.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1969.jpg?w=500&h=301 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1970.jpg?w=500&h=375 COLLIN JASPER October 6th, 2009, 05:56 AM Ang Metropolis, saku beautification nila. ang island nila nga before halos kugon ga tubo sbng gin hawanan na. kianshi October 6th, 2009, 05:57 AM gRABE BAH..pabusog-busog gid ya mga Bloggers bah..hehe COLLIN JASPER October 6th, 2009, 05:59 AM Auntie Annes http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1971.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1969.jpg?w=500&h=301 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1970.jpg?w=500&h=375 Ay sus alvin gin post mo naman ina! daw gin gutom naman ko, kanamit sang ila nga pretzels kag ang ila dip, permi gid ko da ga kaon kon magpa SM ko. Gina tempted ko sng hamot sang ila gina bake hehehe:banana::banana: junnjun013 October 6th, 2009, 06:09 AM hehe daw galagas man ang jaro cathedral sa panami-nami simbahan haw... basi i-gold plated man nila tanan like sa miag-ao church... bati ko daw main door pa lang sang simbahan sg miag-ao, million na ang bili and gintapos gid rush before mag piyesta years ago. ^^Amu ni ang million? http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2660/3985540365_eb536b9ec4.jpg Daw gin renovate man gane ang facade sang Miag ao church pagkadto namun last saturday lang ni...Nugon gani wala kami ka picture mayu kay may obstruction.. http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/9306/sdc13609w.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2568/3986294514_6a69d0a387.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2649/3985540839_db24d247a3.jpg http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2595/3986295502_5b525aab5f.jpg Guimbal Church http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3531/3985539751_5c170cc0ed.jpg Guimbal Plaza http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2597/3985540035_fb735a9734.jpg alvin | ILONGGO October 6th, 2009, 06:23 AM Ay sus alvin gin post mo naman ina! daw gin gutom naman ko, kanamit sang ila nga pretzels kag ang ila dip, permi gid ko da ga kaon kon magpa SM ko. Gina tempted ko sng hamot sang ila gina bake hehehe:banana::banana: wahahaha..ako man di ko ka pugong kun ara ko da..:D gnaorder ko gd pirme, Almond and Caramel Dip..namiiit junnjun013 October 6th, 2009, 06:29 AM ^^YES..they are very free,,.madamu sang mga foods ang gnpakaon sa amun..hehe... Baw ah..Wala naman ko ya ka attend..Daw galaway man ko sa mga pagkaun ba...:lol: junnjun013 October 6th, 2009, 06:32 AM wahahaha..ako man di ko ka pugong kun ara ko da..:D gnaorder ko gd pirme, Almond and Caramel Dip..namiiit Pero hambal sang kilala ko nga bago lang abot halin US, before kuno paborito nya gd ang Aunitie Anne's didto pero sang naka tilaw sya di sa Iloilo daw nadula gana nya..Lain gd kuno ang pretzels sang sa US, layo2 gd ang sa diri...:ohno: Pero ok lang ah wala man ta ya katilaw sang sa US T namit na para saton...:lol: steadyasweroll October 6th, 2009, 06:47 AM Auntie Annes http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1971.jpg?w=500&h=375 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1969.jpg?w=500&h=301 http://ohmyiloilo.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/img_1970.jpg?w=500&h=375 baw, sapag ka namit ba... pemi man kodi ga kaon...:) wiljamesc1979 October 6th, 2009, 07:24 AM Pero hambal sang kilala ko nga bago lang abot halin US, before kuno paborito nya gd ang Aunitie Anne's didto pero sang naka tilaw sya di sa Iloilo daw nadula gana nya..Lain gd kuno ang pretzels sang sa US, layo2 gd ang sa diri...:ohno: Pero ok lang ah wala man ta ya katilaw sang sa US T namit na para saton...:lol: Basi ang panglasa sang friend mo nag iba na... Lain man daan ang panglasa sang mga tga-tate kaysa sa mga pinoy... Kung kis-a ang panlasa sang food store ginasunod man na sa panlasa sang market nga diin sila na base... Like ang gravy sang KFC sa Philippines mas lain ang lasa kaysa sa China... Mas namit ang sa aton... wiljamesc1979 October 6th, 2009, 07:27 AM Hearing for Vanskaps locational clearance set on Wednesday By Maricar M. Calubiran The Iloilo City Zoning Board of Appeals and Adjustment (ICZBAA) will conduct a hearing Wednesday (October 7) on the application of Vanskaps & Management Group for a locational clearance. Tani madayun na ni... Daw church naman lang ang nagpamalabag ang mga tao daw ok naman guru sa ila... wiljamesc1979 October 6th, 2009, 07:30 AM Guys theres a huge construction sa coastal road lapit sa floodway, may mga kabilya na ga tindog. ga banat ang development sa coastal road subong. Ano ayhan ang ginaconstruct sa coastal... Damu construction subong sa Iloilo... Iloilo has a brighter future in a years to come... Hope ang madaug sa election will bring Iloilo to the top... demonoid724 October 6th, 2009, 07:49 AM :lol:^^Amu ni ang million? http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2660/3985540365_eb536b9ec4.jpg Daw gin renovate man gane ang facade sang Miag ao church pagkadto namun last saturday lang ni...Nugon gani wala kami ka picture mayu kay may obstruction.. huo... may metal plate ina ang mga doors para inde masudlan makawat. gingastuhan gid man kay syempre UNESCO World Heritage site daan. ginalimpyuhan man lang guro ang facade, ginalumutan na daan ang mga bato and also gina reinforce lang nila ang bricks ky gabagtik ang mga itlog da nga gingamit sa pagtapik sang mga bato sa kainit subong sang panahon :lol: demonoid724 October 6th, 2009, 08:05 AM Basi efficient lng gid aton Solid Waste Management :lol: ... Kun tane ang mga wires nga na, panghigtan in a single neat bundle para wla sang may galoyloy.. :lol: amo gid... biskan waste segregation pa lang gani indi pa ma-implement sang maayo. ang wires sa ciudad daw pwede na himuon halayan kay galoyloy na gid. :lol: whyte October 6th, 2009, 08:44 AM :wave: damo naman good news ah. esp ang mga food trip ni ALVIN :lol: shyaman October 6th, 2009, 09:30 AM Sarabia Manor Hotel and Convention Center http://i37.tinypic.com/24vnx53.jpg I wonder why Sarabia Manor Hotel, being the biggest hotel in Iloilo, is not listed in Agoda. Agoda is a famous online booking site for hotels. The only hotel that's listed in Iloilo is Days Hotel. Online hotel bookings has become very popular nowadays and fast becoming the preferred way by those who have easy access with the internet. It's convenient, hassle free, you can compare rates and amenities in just a few clicks of the mouse, and you get to read customer reviews both good and bad. This is another missed opportunity for Iloilo hoteliers - capturing the online market. IAMME October 6th, 2009, 09:58 AM Well, biggest does not translate to being the best.. I seriously think Sarabia should renovate their rooms and retrain their cooks. Haldir07 October 6th, 2009, 10:12 AM ^^Amu ni ang million? Guimbal Plaza http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2597/3985540035_fb735a9734.jpg one of the most beautiful town plaza in Iloilo ive been so far :cheers: Haldir07 October 6th, 2009, 10:14 AM Well, biggest does not translate to being the best.. I seriously think Sarabia should renovate their rooms and retrain their cooks. Despite of their several national awards heaped for years, there are still kinks in Sarabia's armor... i think their back portion should be totally renovated, daw indi na up-to-date ang design kag plastaran, imo. alvin | ILONGGO October 6th, 2009, 11:06 AM :wave: damo naman good news ah. esp ang mga food trip ni ALVIN :lol: nan..kay wala ka nagkadto nong..hihihi lewdsaint October 6th, 2009, 11:33 AM Sang una...now it is done :) http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/imperial_plaza1.jpg 'Tyo Tagoy' October 6th, 2009, 11:38 AM may ga PM sa imo pre? ikaw man gyapon ya ang ila guina pasibangdan nga si jing? ah te ma jingle bells, jingle bells na lang ta kung amo sini... lapit na daan christmas. dali lang. nga-a guina pm ka nila haw? hmmmm. basi pre, may la-in nga guina tuyo na? hahaha. :lol: kag amo na ang wala ko nabal-an. subo ila thread? no comment lang ko da ya ah... :colgate: ally ta ni ang ga pm sa kon pre concerned lurker lng ah. c jing2, to ya pre ga utoy2x kadlaw ky c tagoy ila gna pasibangdan. hahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: Utility eyes 10 areas for expansion LISTED UTILITY Manila Water Co. of the Ayala group is looking at about 10 areas outside its east zone concession in Metro Manila for expansion. "We’re looking at both North and South of Manila. Even Visayas and Mindanao," Luis Juan B. Oreta, Manila Water chief finance officer, told reporters. "Generally what we do is we enter into areas where there is a favorable local government ... an area where the economic and political environment is friendly to private sector investment," Mr. Oreta said. Manila Water has been actively seeking projects outside of its east zone concession area in Metro Manila. Along with west zone concessionaire Maynilad Water Services, Inc. and three other bulk water suppliers, Manila Water has been accredited to join the bidding for the bulk water supply contract of the Metro Iloilo Water District. Mr. Oreta said the Iloilo project is expected to produce 20 million liters per day, with P1 billion in estimated investments. Two weeks ago, the local government of Cebu also accepted the joint venture proposal of Manila Water for a similar bulk water supply project in the province. Negotiations will now take place following the acceptance of the local government of the utility’s unsolicited proposal. This will then be subjected to a "Swiss challenge," or a competitive challenge involving other interested parties. Manila Water must match a superior bid to win the project. Mr. Oreta said Manila Water is looking to invest P1.5 billion in the project. Last month, Manila Water completed the acquisition of AAA Water Corp. AAA Water owns 70% of Laguna AAA Water Corp., a joint venture company with the province of Laguna, which has a 25-year concession that started in 2007. The firm supplies water to the city of Sta. Rosa and the municipalities of Biñan and Cabuyao in Laguna. Manila Water bought AAA Water by buying Asia Water Ltd.’s 65% stake, and All Asia Development Corp.’s 35% interest. Manila Water also secured last April regulatory approval to extend by 15 years its concession to service the east zone area of Metro Manila to 2037. Manila Water provides water and wastewater services to nearly six million people in 23 cities and municipalities. Manila Water reported a 16% profit increase for the first half of the year to P1.5 billion, due to a higher sales volume and increasing customer base. Manila Water shares closed at P15.50 yesterday, lower than Friday’s close of P15.75 apiece. — Jose Bimbo F. Santos Back to top sila na ni mauyat sa MIWD pre? daw wla pa man bidding? bsi gn sindikato nila pre hehehe! pro ok lng kng Manila Water ang mauyat ky my share da ang DMCI sa Manila water kg ang president sng DMCI Ilonggo na sya, tatay nya dati nga consehal dra sa syudad. nalipat lng ko apelyedo nya. ako bugtaw paman...permi pulaw kay may bilasyun dri samun sa lapaz condolence lng da. damu ga tong-it? hehehe!:lol: bantayi mayu ang tong ky bsi mawasi. hehehe!:lol: Nice, merl! Amo 'ni 'ya ang namian ko sa aton...we're not counting of our achievements and shouting them loud (with big bold letters). Mabasahan man siguro kung i-hilights mo lang ang tinaga. Hehehe! Kadlaw lang ko! hahahaha!:lol: kilala ko gd ni ya. hahahaha!:lol: simple lng ta ya ah. pro gapangibot. hahahaha!:lol: sinu na pre ang ga pm kag taga diin?:lol: ally ta ni ang ga pm pre. bal-an mo pre ngpa-lupok lng ko triangulo ng wangal dyun c BARIKUSON. bwahahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: Hearing for Vanskaps locational clearance set on Wednesday By Maricar M. Calubiran The Iloilo City Zoning Board of Appeals and Adjustment (ICZBAA) will conduct a hearing Wednesday (October 7) on the application of Vanskaps & Management Group for a locational clearance. The locational clearance is in relation to the bid of the Vanskaps to operate a poker game at Boardwalk entertainment at leisure complex in Mandurriao district. The hearing will be held 3 p.m. of October 7 at the Barangay Hall of San Rafael, Mandurriao. The ICZBAA is composed of representatives from the City Planning Development Office, City Legal Office, and City Engineers Office among others. Vanskaps is a licensed gaming firm of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (Pagcor) which is based in Lahug, Cebu. San Rafael Barangay Captain Azucena Tabuyoc is amenable to the operation of the poker game as it will generate more taxes to the community which is contrary to the Church’s stand on the proposed poker game. The Church through Msgr. Meliton Oso expressed strong opposition to the poker game and any form of gambling as it will ruin the moral fiber of the people. The Boardwalk became the alternative site for the poker game after violations were imminent in the first site eyed by Vanskaps in operating a poker room. The first site of the proposed poker game was the Residence Hotel along General Luna, City Proper. The hotel is near the university. There is a city ordinance which bans the establishment of gambling within the 200 meters distance from school or church. As early as January 2009, the gambling firm has already expressed their interest in establishing poker games in the city. The Vanskaps & Management Group Inc. through its President Edward Soon Chiu has written Mayor Jerry Treñas about his plan. Treñas immediately referred Vanskaps proposal to the City Legal Office and ICZBAA for comment. The CLO through Atty. Giovanni Miraflores came up with a recommendation that any gambling operation in the city is subject to regulation of the Sangguniang Panlungsod as provided in the City Ordinance. Tani madayun na ni... Daw church naman lang ang nagpamalabag ang mga tao daw ok naman guru sa ila... ah ti madayun na ni pre ky suno sa spy ko damo na kuno kbalo mghampang poker nga mga kapari-an. hahahahah!:lol: Maayo gid kay damo projects si Palafox diri sa syudad.. Hopefully ang iya nga mga master plan on our city will be implemented obediently by the city govt. Siya ang architect sang Plazuela, Megaworld so i think may concept man sya guro kun ano nga urban planning design paga-himuon nya sa city.. bsi dugay2 magiging adopted son ta ni c Palafox. nd ayhan? hahahaha!:lol: Guys theres a huge construction sa coastal road lapit sa floodway, may mga kabilya na ga tindog. ga banat ang development sa coastal road subong. daw mayu haw? bsi amu na na ang mall da sa Jaro? well see na lng. tnx sa info Jas.:cheers: about sa plaza's: the best gd ya ang Guimbal kg Pototan.:banana::banana::banana: thanks gd sa mga info kg pics nyo guys.:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: pro daw ga laway ko sa kimpop(Sushi) ni Alvin. hehe!:lol::cheers: lewdsaint October 6th, 2009, 11:43 AM Forgot the name of this pension house sa La Paz. Ano 'ni sya gani? And what's the rate? http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/p1030277.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/cimg1019.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/cimg1010.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/cimg1008.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/CIMG1090.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/CIMG1083.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/cimg1068.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/cimg1052.jpg gustokiddo October 6th, 2009, 12:03 PM ILOILO CITY: LEADER IN BUSINESS EXCELLENCE - this calls for a celebration!!!!!!!!!! Aside from us, sino pagid di sa Western Visayas nka amo na? gustokiddo October 6th, 2009, 12:08 PM Wow. its beautiful bala..never thought something like this existed in Iloilo. wiljamesc1979 October 6th, 2009, 12:34 PM Forgot the name of this pension house sa La Paz. Ano 'ni sya gani? And what's the rate? http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/p1030277.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/cimg1019.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/cimg1010.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/cimg1008.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/CIMG1090.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/CIMG1083.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/cimg1068.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/cimg1052.jpg Kanami sang pension house... I like the interior design... Diin ni siya ayun sa LaPaz? gustokiddo October 6th, 2009, 12:39 PM UPDATES: SM CITY - Celine is 50percent done inside. Needs paint and then exteriors nalang. Not so excited with this though. For girls lang siya. LOL - People are People(I think) is making good. One prominent family name spent a BIG amount when she was first brought to the shop. - SM Garden Annex is quite big man gale. I was thinking how can 4 coffeeshops fit?LOL The first floor needs paint and exteriors na lang then I think it will be ready for occupancy. - I just noticed that BO's Coffee is doing soooo good despite its location.There may be times nga empty pero sa obesrvations ko, they're really doing good. May ara pa to time nga may ga tindog pa para mag hulat table. So judging the customers from Figaro, Bluejay and Bo's , Iloilo is definitely ready for SB junnjun013 October 6th, 2009, 12:41 PM Anyone knows sang contact number sang Emperor's Palace nga Pension House da sa may likod Gaisano Lapaz ayun???:colgate: lewdsaint October 6th, 2009, 12:41 PM deleted lewdsaint October 6th, 2009, 12:44 PM Aerial shots http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/100_1611.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/100_1612.jpg http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/100_1613.jpg gustokiddo October 6th, 2009, 12:45 PM WOW. another BDO? basi may ma close na man nga existing branch? wwwinz October 6th, 2009, 01:31 PM Kanami sang pension house... I like the interior design... Diin ni siya ayun sa LaPaz? CASA LAGRANJA I think ang name gna pa rent na nila for special ocasion with rooms wiljamesc1979 October 6th, 2009, 02:27 PM UPDATES: SM CITY - Celine is 50percent done inside. Needs paint and then exteriors nalang. Not so excited with this though. For girls lang siya. LOL - People are People(I think) is making good. One prominent family name spent a BIG amount when she was first brought to the shop. - SM Garden Annex is quite big man gale. I was thinking how can 4 coffeeshops fit?LOL The first floor needs paint and exteriors na lang then I think it will be ready for occupancy. - I just noticed that BO's Coffee is doing soooo good despite its location.There may be times nga empty pero sa obesrvations ko, they're really doing good. May ara pa to time nga may ga tindog pa para mag hulat table. So judging the customers from Figaro, Bluejay and Bo's , Iloilo is definitely ready for SB Ready gid man ang Iloilo for SB... Ambot nga-a dugay pa ni mag ulhot man... Some businessmen always underestimate Iloilo market...:bash::bash::bash: wiljamesc1979 October 6th, 2009, 02:29 PM Aerial shots http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e248/lewdsaint/100_1613.jpg Is Providence Iloilo the residential estate on the pic? ralph fiennes October 6th, 2009, 02:30 PM Site of Iloilo's 2nd FLYOVER Gen.Luna-Jalandoni Junction http://i38.tinypic.com/qqv7dx.jpg I will miss this area kun patindugan na sang flyover... kanami pa abi tulukon sang mga kahoy.. haaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy.. tani subway na lng. hehhe caloy October 6th, 2009, 03:02 PM I will miss this area kun patindugan na sang flyover... kanami pa abi tulukon sang mga kahoy.. haaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy.. tani subway na lng. hehhe it will soon be a memory and in pictures. amo pa naman ina ang pinakamanami nga street sa yloilo in my opinion. kung subway, hmmmm, may free kayaking tani, magiging underground river gwa sina, lol. it would be an added attraction for tourist to go. ugaing wala view kung underground. ahahahaha... at least wala guinapaagi sa mga dumpsite. this really made me laugh. sorry.:lol: ralph fiennes October 6th, 2009, 03:14 PM it will soon be a memory and in pictures. amo pa naman ina ang pinakamanami nga street sa yloilo in my opinion. kung subway, hmmmm, may free kayaking tani, magiging underground river gwa sina, lol. it would be an added attraction for tourist to go. ugaing wala view kung underground. ahahahaha... at least wala guinapaagi sa mga dumpsite. this really made me laugh. sorry.:lol: YUp, matago ang law-ay nga lugar heheh:lol: IMO, subway much better than skyway.. Tani ang remaining stretch sang general luna i-preserve nila.. kun ang flyover will end hasta american skul, dapat starting dira sa medicus pakadto sa may End sang sarabia hotel mapreserve ang mga kahoy, labi na guid ang daw mga "pine tree".. kapreska tulukon. gUdeveing iloilo! daks2003 October 6th, 2009, 03:31 PM your optimism reminds me of someone from dumaguete hehehe keep it up kid UPDATES: SM CITY - Celine is 50percent done inside. Needs paint and then exteriors nalang. Not so excited with this though. For girls lang siya. LOL - People are People(I think) is making good. One prominent family name spent a BIG amount when she was first brought to the shop. - SM Garden Annex is quite big man gale. I was thinking how can 4 coffeeshops fit?LOL The first floor needs paint and exteriors na lang then I think it will be ready for occupancy. - I just noticed that BO's Coffee is doing soooo good despite its location.There may be times nga empty pero sa obesrvations ko, they're really doing good. May ara pa to time nga may ga tindog pa para mag hulat table. So judging the customers from Figaro, Bluejay and Bo's , Iloilo is definitely ready for SB eonynx October 6th, 2009, 04:00 PM Weird.. it was never even mentioned that she wrote that award-winning paper in her capacity as a scientist in (http://aqdnews.blogspot.com/2009/09/aqd-bags-two-awards.html) SEAFDEC. it could be that the awards came much later when the article first came out. demonoid724 October 6th, 2009, 04:05 PM ally ta ni ang ga pm pre. bal-an mo pre ngpa-lupok lng ko triangulo ng wangal dyun c BARIKUSON. bwahahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: hehe clue man da bi... pero daw may suspetsa na ko kung sin-o ang ga PM... :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: oboi October 6th, 2009, 04:33 PM Well, biggest does not translate to being the best.. I seriously think Sarabia should renovate their rooms and retrain their cooks. I just hope the Sarabias will still be able to save and retain their crown jewel. ;) But I won't mind if it becomes a Marco Polo (wishful thinking). ;) irong206 October 6th, 2009, 05:18 PM Infante Flyover http://i38.tinypic.com/309tuna.jpg Emmanuel Building http://i34.tinypic.com/2wbstow.jpg Entrance to Smallville http://i35.tinypic.com/2ryhoy0.jpg i hope ma keep up sang iloilo city ang katinloon sang major thoroughfares of the city.pagpuli ko i was surprise that it is clean and green. gone are the days nga image sang iloilo nga kahigku kuno sang mga major steets.that proves them wrong.! one thing permanent in this world is word change. wiljamesc1979 October 6th, 2009, 05:37 PM i hope ma keep up sang iloilo city ang katinloon sang major thoroughfares of the city.pagpuli ko i was surprise that it is clean and green. gone are the days nga image sang iloilo nga kahigku kuno sang mga major steets.that proves them wrong.! one thing permanent in this world is word change. Therefore, Iloilo City deserves its title as the cleanest and greenest highly urbanized city in Western Visayas...:banana::banana::banana: irong206 October 6th, 2009, 05:52 PM ^^i thought is hall of famer na kay 3 consecutive na.correct me if i'm wrong. at least we are learning from our mistakes.:) padayon lang iloilo! wiljamesc1979 October 6th, 2009, 06:00 PM ^^i thought is hall of famer na kay 3 consecutive na.correct me if i'm wrong. at least we are learning from our mistakes.:) padayon lang iloilo! Yap, that's true... No comments na lang sa nabasahan ko before nga indi magpati nga ang siyudad ta nagdaug sa clean and green... Tani ang General Luna mamaintain ang kanamion despite of construction of another fly over... I love this street very much... Tani ang diversion road panamion man... Para pareho kanami sang General Luna... irong206 October 6th, 2009, 06:01 PM Guys theres a huge construction sa coastal road lapit sa floodway, may mga kabilya na ga tindog. ga banat ang development sa coastal road subong. Ang Metropolis, saku beautification nila. ang island nila nga before halos kugon ga tubo sbng gin hawanan na. baw nami gid tani may ebedinsiya ba.hehehe that simply shows nga ang development of the city slowly spreading her wings to a wider range. irong206 October 6th, 2009, 06:07 PM actually kon na notice mo ang picture nga na da 2nd and 3rd specifically are diversion road pics and the 1st pics is the intersection of gen. st and diversion.:) wiljamesc1979 October 6th, 2009, 06:18 PM Good morning Iloilo... Tulog ta anay... whyte October 6th, 2009, 06:31 PM Well, biggest does not translate to being the best.. I seriously think Sarabia should renovate their rooms and retrain their cooks. yup. sarabia is NOW just leaning on it's past laurels. thought it it the biggest in WV (except Boracay cguro) but the rooms are not in the same league. I wonder why Sarabia Manor Hotel, being the biggest hotel in Iloilo, is not listed in Agoda. Agoda is a famous online booking site for hotels. The only hotel that's listed in Iloilo is Days Hotel. Online hotel bookings has become very popular nowadays and fast becoming the preferred way by those who have easy access with the internet. It's convenient, hassle free, you can compare rates and amenities in just a few clicks of the mouse, and you get to read customer reviews both good and bad. This is another missed opportunity for Iloilo hoteliers - capturing the online market. It depends really on the people running the place. if they operate it "old school" or be in the trend now. actually being online is more of a neccessity nowadays. Despite of their several national awards heaped for years, there are still kinks in Sarabia's armor... i think their back portion should be totally renovated, daw indi na up-to-date ang design kag plastaran, imo. if i were to suggest, if ever they have the money to expand, hopefully make their building 10 stories or even higher high and make the back portion into more convention palces/gardens/restos/amenties/etc. nan..kay wala ka nagkadto nong..hihihi :lol: indi man ako damo pakan-on ah ti ano gid ang pinakafavorite nyo that time? naga laway ako sa mga pics nyo ni Vince whyte October 6th, 2009, 06:41 PM Therefore, Iloilo City deserves its title as the cleanest and greenest highly urbanized city in Western Visayas...:banana::banana::banana: ^^i thought is hall of famer na kay 3 consecutive na.correct me if i'm wrong. at least we are learning from our mistakes.:) padayon lang iloilo! personally i dont give a da*mn with this distinction :lol: there are only 3 highly urbanized cities in WV Iloilo, Bacolod and Roxas. and this search has been how long? i mean to win and even make it to the hall of fame with only 3 competitors ia just so-so for me :lol: besides we always walk/drive around the city to see if it's really CLEAN and GREEN. i remember one time, bombo radio and even print media LAMBASTED a foreigner for saying Iloilo City is very dirty. just like claire danes said about manila. :lol: irong206 October 6th, 2009, 06:50 PM http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/1006_loc.jpg BEST SPORTS TOURISM EVENT The Association of Tourism Officers in the Philippines (ATOP) hailed Iloilo City’s Paraw Regatta festival as the best sports tourism event in the country. (File photo by Tara Yap/TDG):cheers: wala lang .kanami sang picture.:) more laurels for paraw regatta to come.i like this event every february.very colorful esp. in the bright sunny day. more promo and advertisement for this.:cheers: whyte October 6th, 2009, 06:50 PM re: AERIAL PICS Imagine if most of the "vacant" areas of Pavia will be filled with houses. hopefully aganan river can be tamed so that it can cause no more devastation ken_7 October 6th, 2009, 07:00 PM CASA LAGRANJA I think ang name gna pa rent na nila for special ocasion with rooms yep.. Casa LaGranja gd man na xa.. nag try ko da ask sang ila mga rooms.. dw hotel man ang price.. :lol::lol::lol: wwwinz October 6th, 2009, 07:09 PM yep.. Casa LaGranja gd man na xa.. nag try ko da ask sang ila mga rooms.. dw hotel man ang price.. :lol::lol::lol: pag kita ko gani sang name ya before sa gwa sg wala ko pa nakita ang place abi ko anay "this is were i park my car"lol habagatcentral1 October 6th, 2009, 07:14 PM ^^ Marikina River is more tamed than Tigum-Aganan-Jaro River system...but still brought one of the most devastating floods in Philippine history. The best thing that we can do is to properly plan out the rur-ban zones and nothing beats preparation. :) habagatcentral1 October 6th, 2009, 07:26 PM Therefore, Iloilo City deserves its title as the cleanest and greenest highly urbanized city in Western Visayas...:banana::banana::banana: ^^i thought is hall of famer na kay 3 consecutive na.correct me if i'm wrong. at least we are learning from our mistakes.:) padayon lang iloilo! :lol: They just swap places since there are only 2 HUCs in Western Visayas. When one goes Hall of fame, the other gives in and take a chance...daw cyclical lang ina just like the disaster preparedness award of the local governments. :lol: wwwinz October 6th, 2009, 07:26 PM http://i33.tinypic.com/auz75s.jpg ken_7 October 6th, 2009, 07:30 PM pag kita ko gani sang name ya before sa gwa sg wala ko pa nakita ang place abi ko anay "this is were i park my car"lol whaaaaaahahahaha.. :lol: dw gnhilig ko daan subng pangta sang mga pension houses, hotels , etc.. dri saton lng syudad.. gsto ko mag develop site pra dri eh pati na ang mga jobs etc.. ok nman, damu nman ko info nakita sa net pro dw damu gpangta sa mga kilala ko sang mga pictures gd not only sa exterior lang sang lugar but also sa sulod gd.. as much as possible ang mga rooms and amenities gd..damu gpangyo sakn muna.. wla takon may ipakita kananda, ilisipon lang.. :lol::lol::lol: habagatcentral1 October 6th, 2009, 07:30 PM http://i33.tinypic.com/auz75s.jpg Ga-drive ka while taking pix? wwwinz October 6th, 2009, 07:34 PM Ga-drive ka while taking pix? yup got it dnt worry much safer than texting..hehe traffic b wala ma ubra.. habagatcentral1 October 6th, 2009, 07:40 PM ^^ Paghalong bala...much better if you pull down and stop. Because its a very unsafe practice for driving....take it from me, based from experience. wwwinz October 6th, 2009, 07:42 PM whaaaaaahahahaha.. :lol: dw gnhilig ko daan subng pangta sang mga pension houses, hotels , etc.. dri saton lng syudad.. gsto ko mag develop site pra dri eh pati na ang mga jobs etc.. ok nman, damu nman ko info nakita sa net pro dw damu gpangta sa mga kilala ko sang mga pictures gd not only sa exterior lang sang lugar but also sa sulod gd.. as much as possible ang mga rooms and amenities gd..damu gpangyo sakn muna.. wla takon may ipakita kananda, ilisipon lang.. :lol::lol::lol: mayo na nga idea akon ya na dumduman daw more sa akon bala hilig kag ubra.. ken_7 October 6th, 2009, 08:02 PM mayo na nga idea akon ya na dumduman daw more sa akon bala hilig kag ubra.. hehehe..same gd ta.. kay dw ndi ko ka start dayon obra sa muna kay bsy gd abi sa work...anyway.. sa mga gsto mag stay kg gsto sang medyo barato.. try nyo sa SIKATUNA APARTELLE. GUSTILO CORNER JEREOS STS., LA PAZ.. magpakadto sa puerto real .. nami.. ang room nila may aircon, private bath, tv(cable), etc... just P400.00 a day.. pwde kasulod anytime bsta out lang 12noon the next day.. irong206 October 6th, 2009, 08:51 PM :lol: They just swap places since there are only 2 HUCs in Western Visayas. When one goes Hall of fame, the other gives in and take a chance...daw cyclical lang ina just like the disaster preparedness award of the local governments. :lol: that's why need not to compare because everything in this world is just temporary in nature.the circle of life,the new becomes old then the reborn comes.everything has it's place in this world.only time will tell when time to shine and be outshine.:) wwwinz October 6th, 2009, 08:53 PM hehehe..same gd ta.. kay dw ndi ko ka start dayon obra sa muna kay bsy gd abi sa work...anyway.. sa mga gsto mag stay kg gsto sang medyo barato.. try nyo sa SIKATUNA APARTELLE. GUSTILO CORNER JEREOS STS., LA PAZ.. magpakadto sa puerto real .. nami.. ang room nila may aircon, private bath, tv(cable), etc... just P400.00 a day.. pwde kasulod anytime bsta out lang 12noon the next day.. same cla rate sang gn post ko d nga bago nga pension ang lola corazon pension sa delgado bago n sya open tag 400 man ang small room kag 450 ang dako nami man ang room kag bag-o. wwwinz October 6th, 2009, 08:54 PM sa jaro ang bavaria ok man sa front sang seminario wwwinz October 6th, 2009, 09:06 PM Mga turista ginpaagi sa Calajunan dumpsite Ni Wenceslao E. Mateo Jr. Syudad sang ILOILO – Ambot kon sin-o sa Traffic Management & Enforcement Unit (TMEU) ang naghatag rota sa isa ka tourist bus nga mag-agi sa mahigko kag mabaho nga Calajunan dumpsite. Sang pamangkuton si Konsehal Erwin Plagata, siling niya nga wala sia makahibalo sini. “Kita mismo personal naga-encourage sang turismo diri sa syudad (Iloilo City),” siling gani niya, “ti ngaa abi tugtan ko sila mag-agi sa sinang mahigko kag mabaho nga lugar diri sa syudad?” Parti sa iya pagpamalabag kuno sa pagsulod sang mga tourist bus diri, indi ina iya kuno matuod. “Ang sa akon lang, sundon ta ang kasugoan,” iya paathag, “indi kay magpinagusto lang sila sulod diri sa syudad, kay indi man lang ang ila interes ang aton ginatatap. Ang iban nga nagaagi sa aton dalanon may kinamatarong man.” Siling niya indi sia sugot nga pagustohan lang ining mga tourist bus sa pagsulod sa syudad, ina tungod may Perimeter Boundary Ordinance ang syudad nga naga-regulate sang trapiko, lakip ang pagsulod kag paggowa sang mga salakyan sa syudad. “Ang ordinansa nga ini gintukod agod mapatawhay ang trapiko sa syudad, nga sa madogay nangin perhwisyo sa aton mga estudyante kag mga naga-opisina,” paathag pa niya, “kag ang pag-exempt sa mga tourist bus sa pagsulod diri sa kon diin nila luyag magkadto wala sa ordinansa nga ina.” Gindogang pa niya nga ang yara sa ordinansa amo lang ang paghatag sang mga special permit sa mga may espesyal man nga tinutuyo diri sa syudad, katulad sang mga field trips sang mga estudyante. “Pwede sila masakop sa sining provision sang ordinansa,” siling ni Plagata, “apang dapat tagaan nila kami sang ila itinerary, nga gina-requirer man namon sa mga field trips sang mga estudyante. Ina tungod mapat-od namon nga indi sila mabodlayan sa pagsulod kag paggowa sa syudad, labi na gid kon sakay sila sa mga malagba nga mga bus.” “Indi bala para man gani ina sa kaayohan sang mga turista nga dalhon nila diri sa syudad?” tugda pa gani niya, “kay sa amo nga paagi matondaan ang mga traffic aides sa kon diin sila maagi kag maboligan nga indi sila matam-an sa trapiko, kon kinahanglan gid nga mag-agi sila sa sining mga dalanon.” Kon indi pa gid kuno sugot sini ang mga tourist bus operators kag mga tourist guides, ti i-rekomendar nila kuno sa Konseho nga amendaron ang PBO. “Indi kay piliton nila nga ma-exempt sa sining ordinansa, nga wala ginatugot sini,” siling pa ni Plagata./H eonynx October 6th, 2009, 09:35 PM ^^hahaha!:lol: common sense lang gid ni. why would you make your visitors pass the dumpsite. daw kulang na lang hambalon sang mga iban nga opisyal naton na tourist attraction man ang dumpsite...ay maan dulang ah. Haldir07 October 7th, 2009, 01:09 AM Maayong Aga Iloilo Anyone knows sang contact number sang Emperor's Palace nga Pension House da sa may likod Gaisano Lapaz ayun???:colgate: :colgate: huwow palipas tiempo sa Emperor's? hihihhih... si steady atubang gid opisina nanda sa Emperor's kabalo gid sya... Haldir07 October 7th, 2009, 01:12 AM I will miss this area kun patindugan na sang flyover... kanami pa abi tulukon sang mga kahoy.. haaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyy.. tani subway na lng. hehhe it will soon be a memory and in pictures. amo pa naman ina ang pinakamanami nga street sa yloilo in my opinion. kung subway, hmmmm, may free kayaking tani, magiging underground river gwa sina, lol. it would be an added attraction for tourist to go. ugaing wala view kung underground. ahahahaha... at least wala guinapaagi sa mga dumpsite. this really made me laugh. sorry.:lol: subway nlng pwede man.. ugaling basi mag-alalapaw baha sa subway kun may gamay lng nga ulan.. :lol: Haldir07 October 7th, 2009, 01:15 AM Gloria back in Iloilo today PRESIDENT Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo is expected to return to Iloilo City and province today (October 7) to inaugurate a multi-million project in Estancia and attend the formal opening of the Diocesan process of the cause of canonization of Mother Rosario Arroyo de la Visitacion. At about 9am, the President is expected to join the Liturgical Celebration which will mark the formal Diocesan Process of the Cause of Canonization of Mother Rosario Arroyo at the St. Anne Parish Church in Molo, Iloilo City. The mass will be officiated by Jaro Archbishop Angel Lagdameo, with 5 other bishops. Mother Rosario Arroyo, it will be recalled, was the Foundress of the Beaterio de Molo and the Dominican Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary of the Philippines. She is a great, great grand aunt of the First Gentleman, Jose Miguel Arroyo. Later, the President will proceed to the municipality of Estancia, Iloilo. She will lead the groundbreaking and time capsule laying ceremony for the Estancia Water District Improvement Project which is part of her administration’s thrust to provide clean, safe and affordable water. With a cost of P30 million, the project will upgrade the facilities and expand the capability of the 22-year-old water district to provide potable water to its service area, which presently covers five barangays in the town's poblacion with some 600 connections. The Estancia Water District Improvement Project is funded by the Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA). It includes among others the drilling of additional wells, provision of electro-mechanical and chlorination equipment, installation of new transmission and distribution pipes including valves and hydrants, construction of a new reservoir, provision of power line extension and standby equipment, installation of service connections, and provision of NRW reduction program. This is the third presidential visit in Iloilo since July, this year. (PIA) Haldir07 October 7th, 2009, 01:17 AM Mike A.’s grandaunt on doorstep to sainthood ILOILO City – With several miracles attributed to her, an Ilongga nun and relative of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo could be made the country’s next saint. The canonization process for Mother Rosario Arroyo de la Visitacion, great grandaunt of First Gentleman Mike Arroyo and foundress of the Dominican Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary in the Philippines, will formally start tomorrow, 9 a.m. at the St. Anne Church in Molo district. Born Maria Beatriz del Rosario Arroyo on February 17, 1884 in Molo, Mother Rosario was a daughter of wealthy couple Ignacio Arroyo and Doña Maria Pidal but at an early age, she chose the austere life of the convent. She died of heart failure on June 14, 1957 and was buried at the Molo cemetery but in 1975, her body was exhumed to be transferred to a crypt at the congregation’s motherhouse on Avanceña St., Molo. When her coffin was opened, Mother Rosario’s body was still intact. But after people rushed to touch her, it deteriorated. Mother Arroyo had two brothers. Jose Arroyo became a senator in 1919 while Mariano Arroyo became the governor of Iloilo in 1928. Sen. Arroyo and spouse Jesusa Lacson from Negros Occidental had seven children, one of whom was Ignacio Arroyo (father of the current First Gentleman). MIRACLES Recent testimonies of favors granted upon Mother Rosario’s intercession included that of a third year high school student of the Sacred Heart Academy in Zarraga, Iloilo. She was admitted in a hospital for continually vomiting, fever and weakness. The girl remembered the prayer for Mother Rosario in times of illness. While gasping and weakening, she prayed and recovered even before she took her medications. Another documented testimony of cure was that of a woman named Prescilla of Tabuc Suba, Jaro district whose daughter Roselyn, an overseas Filipino worker in Cyprus, suffered from intracranial tumor. Roselyn was hospitalized for three days in Cyprus just this June 2009 before she was sent home. On July 20, she was admitted at the Intensive Care Unit of the Western Visayas Medical Center. Without financial means, she was operated for free and after a while, her family was told to pray to Mother Rosario. They did just that day and night. After a while, Roselyn fully recovered. The Mother Rosario Arroyo Commission is spearheading the formal opening of the canonization process. In his edict, Jaro Archbishop Angel Lagdameo called on anyone who may have useful information regarding the cause for Mother Rosario Arroyo’s canonization to bring such documents, materials or information to his attention. HOLY LIFE Mother Rosario made her religious profession at the Congregation of the Dominican Sisters of Sta. Catalina of Siena in Manila. Later, she founded the Congregation of the Dominican Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary in Molo upon the encouragement and financial assistance of her parents. She also donated her inheritance to the Congregation and lived a life detached from worldly goods. During her life, she distinguished herself as an ardent devotee of the Eucharist, the Blessed Sacrament and the Virgin Mary. Archbishop Lagdameo said the diocesan process of canonization is being initiated after consultations with the Holy See, bishops and the faithful of the archdiocese, and after having verified the existence of the widespread sanctity enjoyed by Mother Rosario Arroyo in life and even after her death. As a religious, Mother Arroyo set an example of the observance of the vows, and mirrored the virtues of purity and innocence, deep simplicity, profound humility, and ardent love for the poor, the sick and the needy. To formally start the canonization process today, a Mass will be officiated by Lagdameo, 10 other bishops and about 50 priests, to be followed by the private viewing and blessing of the remains of Mother Rosario at the Dominican Mother House in Molo. The tribunal for the process of canonization is composed of Lagdameo, Very Rev. Msgr. Higinio Velarde, Rev. Fr. John de Castro, Rev. Fr. Carlo Noquez, Sr. Thaddeus Magtoles, Msgr. Jose Maria Amado Delgado, Rev. Fr. Rey Zerrudo, Rev. Fr. Alejandro Esperancilla, Sister Visitacion Alecto, Atty. Rex Salvilla, and Rev. Fr. Samson Sillorequez. (ESS/PIA/PN) Haldir07 October 7th, 2009, 01:28 AM http://i33.tinypic.com/auz75s.jpg another u/c commercial complex, amat2 na lab-ot Arevalo ang excess construction boom sa city :lol: ... right infront of Arevalo plaza, may dako nga tarpaulin iya sang Iloilo Supermart and the land has been cleared already possibly for construction to start sooner steadyasweroll October 7th, 2009, 02:43 AM http://i33.tinypic.com/auz75s.jpg gwapo ni na bulding, daw pwede butangan tambayan.. mayu ni para sa Arevalo...:) steadyasweroll October 7th, 2009, 02:45 AM Maayong Aga Iloilo :colgate: huwow palipas tiempo sa Emperor's? hihihhih... si steady atubang gid opisina nanda sa Emperor's kabalo gid sya... wala ko balo sang number ka emperors, my discount koda sang una pero wala gid koda ka agi tapak sa babaw... tennant kami da sang una sa dira na building..:lol: steadyasweroll October 7th, 2009, 02:48 AM UPDATES: SM CITY - Celine is 50percent done inside. Needs paint and then exteriors nalang. Not so excited with this though. For girls lang siya. LOL - People are People(I think) is making good. One prominent family name spent a BIG amount when she was first brought to the shop. - SM Garden Annex is quite big man gale. I was thinking how can 4 coffeeshops fit?LOL The first floor needs paint and exteriors na lang then I think it will be ready for occupancy. - I just noticed that BO's Coffee is doing soooo good despite its location.There may be times nga empty pero sa obesrvations ko, they're really doing good. May ara pa to time nga may ga tindog pa para mag hulat table. So judging the customers from Figaro, Bluejay and Bo's , Iloilo is definitely ready for SB daw maayu-ayu ni aw.. basi ikaw na pre ang nag bakal sa People are People? hehe.. Nice, merl! Amo 'ni 'ya ang namian ko sa aton...we're not counting of our achievements and shouting them loud (with big bold letters). Mabasahan man siguro kung i-hilights mo lang ang tinaga. Hehehe! Kadlaw lang ko! tyakto ka gid da pre, indi kita ya manol, been there done that na sang Iloilo... amu gid na basta first tym with big bold letters pa bala aw.. EVARISTO October 7th, 2009, 03:38 AM http://i33.tinypic.com/auz75s.jpg Diin ang location sa arevalo ang street nga ginapatindogan IAMME October 7th, 2009, 03:47 AM Yap, that's true... No comments na lang sa nabasahan ko before nga indi magpati nga ang siyudad ta nagdaug sa clean and green... Tani ang General Luna mamaintain ang kanamion despite of construction of another fly over... I love this street very much... Tani ang diversion road panamion man... Para pareho kanami sang General Luna... I think they planted fire trees along the center island of Diversion area. I'm not certain they were fire trees since they were only about 3 feet high but they had some flowers that made them look like mini fire trees. Aside from that, they also planted a lot of flowers in the island and on both sides of the street. Actually, I think Diversion road is one of the most improved roads in the city the past few years. I bet it's because the mayor uses the road everyday. it could be that the awards came much later when the article first came out. The article is about the awards. Anyway, the writer is from the info office of UPV so they would understandably concentrate only on crediting UPV. Mga turista ginpaagi sa Calajunan dumpsite Ni Wenceslao E. Mateo Jr. .... Kon indi pa gid kuno sugot sini ang mga tourist bus operators kag mga tourist guides, ti i-rekomendar nila kuno sa Konseho nga amendaron ang PBO. “Indi kay piliton nila nga ma-exempt sa sining ordinansa, nga wala ginatugot sini,” siling pa ni Plagata./H The problem is with the ordinance which probably does not provide any provision for tourist buses. What Plagata is trying to say is that the PBO should be amended accordingly first before they allow the buses in. Why does the media treat Councilor Plagata like he from the executive branch of the city government? And why doesn't he initiate the amendment of the PBO since he is the councilor anyway??? :bash: wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 03:49 AM ang highway bala before plaza anu na da dulonan taga jaro ko b d ko familiar sa arevalo..sa left side sang building may highwa nga bago ubra wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 03:51 AM another u/c commercial complex, amat2 na lab-ot Arevalo ang excess construction boom sa city :lol: ... right infront of Arevalo plaza, may dako nga tarpaulin iya sang Iloilo Supermart and the land has been cleared already possibly for construction to start sooner ga start na cla construction pag labay ko gapon.. habagatcentral1 October 7th, 2009, 03:55 AM Mga turista ginpaagi sa Calajunan dumpsite Ni Wenceslao E. Mateo Jr. Syudad sang ILOILO – Ambot kon sin-o sa Traffic Management & Enforcement Unit (TMEU) ang naghatag rota sa isa ka tourist bus nga mag-agi sa mahigko kag mabaho nga Calajunan dumpsite. Sang pamangkuton si Konsehal Erwin Plagata, siling niya nga wala sia makahibalo sini. Really now? There is a provision for special permits? How come most people are not informed about it? http://statics.plurk.com/35b16fc25623670e41c2be6bf8ac38c7.gif Or better yet, how come tour buses are complaining about it? And his interpretation of PBO is way narrow and close-minded and he's not open to revisions in the ordinance. How come he doesn't have a solution to the city loop jeepneys which are also giving a headache to the Ilonggo traffic situation in the city? Hypokrito! He should then know that if the city is promoting tourism, he shouldn't be to tight-fisted and narrow/short-sighted about the PBO. ^^hahaha!:lol: common sense lang gid ni. why would you make your visitors pass the dumpsite. daw kulang na lang hambalon sang mga iban nga opisyal naton na tourist attraction man ang dumpsite...ay maan dulang ah. Hay maan! Common sense lang bala...pwera na lang kon ang fieldtrip is about dumpsites and the environment. One thing about this is that they should've given provisions for tourist buses to pass Molo and diverted to Tabucan and the likes. You can bend but you cannot break. For Plagata, I think he's just to over confident since I heard that he'll be migrating to the US by the end of his term. that's why need not to compare because everything in this world is just temporary in nature.the circle of life,the new becomes old then the reborn comes.everything has it's place in this world.only time will tell when time to shine and be outshine.:) That's not my point. My point is, why boast if it's cyclical and having no choice at all? :lol: I really don't like going on the hype on the accolades because we ourselves know the situation inside. Titles are just recognitions on what we have did. But those mistakes that we did are the most important things in order to improve ourselves in policy-making and city management. Yeah, we criticize. Yes, we do see the flaws of our government...it's normal and it's good to discuss ideas on how to improve the situation rather than just putting accolades or shunning those away. For Iloilo, it's good that they're doing a clean and green programme...probably an effect on how to aesthetically be pleasing, but I hope it also starts from the people themselves as well. Probably, Frank taught us a very big lecture. steadyasweroll October 7th, 2009, 04:03 AM USWAG ILOILO wala kona kwaan ang mga declogging machine http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/DSC00546.jpg http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/DSC00545.jpg steadyasweroll October 7th, 2009, 04:05 AM ILOILO BOULEVARD ga finishing na lang sila, may mga barricade sila gin pamutang para safe agyan.. http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/10042009.jpg steadyasweroll October 7th, 2009, 04:09 AM MANG INASAL ambot kun anu himuon nila sa lot nila diri sa lapaz, tubang ayun ka gaisano basta bati ko himoun nila opisina... http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/DSC00547.jpg http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/DSC00548.jpg spacewagon1 October 7th, 2009, 04:11 AM Iloilo’s bamboo industry growing fast ILOILO City – The bamboo industry is now one of the fast-growing industries in Iloilo. It is producing products that are very competitive with those produced in China, said Sangguniang Panlalawigan Member Mariano Malones. Malones owns a factory that produces various bamboo products he supplies to Mang Inasal, an Ilonggo home-grown restaurant specializing in grilled chicken. He started the Iloilo Kawayan Marketing when he was the municipal mayor of Maasin town in 2005 – the year when the One-Town One-Product (OTOP) program of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) was being aggressively promoted. Bamboo was identified as the OTOP of Maaasin and was eventually named as the regional OTOP of Western Visayas. Malones said his factory needs about 5,000 bamboo poles per month for him to cope with the demand. With the increasing need for bamboo products, Malones encouraged other local government units to also plant bamboos. According to DTI Iloilo Director Wilhelm Malones, their agency has been into a series of advocacies to introduce the importance of bamboo products. To date, Iloilo -- with the Iloilo Small Medium Enterprise Development (SMED) Foundation and the Iloilo Bamboo Producers for Development Inc. – is in the forefront of producing bamboo products such as home furnishings, gift and novelty items, and furniture, among others. Some of these products are making waves not only at the local scene but also in the international market. (PNA) source: Panay News (http://panaynewsphilippines.com/mainnews%207.htm) spacewagon1 October 7th, 2009, 04:13 AM Iloilo City now Asia-Pacific’s leader of business excellence The Iloilo City Government led by Mayor Jerry Treñas has been officially inducted to the 2009 Palladium Balanced Scorecard (BSC) Hall of Fame as one of the four leaders of business excellence during the Palladium Group’s Asia-Pacific (APAC) Summit in Jakarta, Indonesia October 5. Treñas received the city’s global recognition during the Hall of Fame award presentation ceremony in honor for the metropolis’s breakthrough business performance results. Iloilo City is a major center of arts, culture, and sports making it one of the “Best Place to Live in the Philippines” as identified in a survey by MoneySense Magazine. Using the BSC to help improve public accountability and promote responsible citizenship and economic and social development, the city partnered since 2005 with the Institute for Solidarity in Asia (ISA), an advocacy organization for good governance. “Since its adoption, citizen satisfaction has risen 15 percent, manufacturing capitalization has expanded fourfold, and National Achievement Test results in the city’s public schools are up 20 percent,” the Palladium Group said in a statement. “The BSC has enabled us to clearly communicate strategy and align our workforce through a common language and shared objectives, measures, targets, and initiatives,” Treñas stressed. “The process has helped make our city vibrant, well-governed, and prosperous, establishing a roadmap for Iloilo to achieve even more as a Premier City by 2015,” said Treñas Lauded as business leaders along with Iloilo City are Dongwha Enterprises as South Korea’s leading forest products company; Kiwibank, the consumer banking subsidiary of New Zealand Post Group as New Zealand’s fastest-growing financial institution; and Korean Customs Service (KCS) which has more effectively allocate human and financial resources and drive organizational performance. The Hall of Fame award honors organizations that have achieved business excellence through the use of the BSC, the world’s preeminent performance management system. The BSC is based on the simple premise that “what gets measured is what gets done.” Created by Palladium Group co-founders Drs. Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton, the BSC is also a performance management philosophy and system that links strategy to operations. The BSC continues to receive recognition as a strategic management tool that leads to improved shareholder returns. Harvard Business Review ranked the BSC among one of the most important business concepts in decades and Kaplan and Norton among the top management thinkers. This year, the pair’s seminal The Balanced Scorecard: Translating Strategy into Action (Harvard Business Press, 1996) was cited as one of the 100 best business books of all time in the 2009 book of the same name. Founded in 2000, the BSC Hall of Fame program has a roster of 128 honorees that span the private and public sectors throughout more than 20 countries, including Hilton Hotels, Infosys Technologies, Motorola, Ricoh Corporation, and the Singapore Ministry of Manpower. Winners are selected based on the quality of their BSC implementation and the results they demonstrate over a period of at least two years. (PIO) source: The News Today (http://thenewstoday.info/2009/10/06/iloilo.city.now.asia.pacifics.leader.of.business.excellence.html) junnjun013 October 7th, 2009, 04:14 AM Maayong Aga Iloilo :colgate: huwow palipas tiempo sa Emperor's? hihihhih... si steady atubang gid opisina nanda sa Emperor's kabalo gid sya... wala ko balo sang number ka emperors, my discount koda sang una pero wala gid koda ka agi tapak sa babaw... tennant kami da sang una sa dira na building..:lol: :lol:Haha..Wala ah may namangkot lang sa akon...^^ daks2003 October 7th, 2009, 05:12 AM Amo na ang nami sa mga pulitiko ta diri ya sa syudad hehehe The problem is with the ordinance which probably does not provide any provision for tourist buses. What Plagata is trying to say is that the PBO should be amended accordingly first before they allow the buses in. Why does the media treat Councilor Plagata like he from the executive branch of the city government? And why doesn't he initiate the amendment of the PBO since he is the councilor anyway??? :bash: habagatcentral1 October 7th, 2009, 05:13 AM :lol:Haha..Wala ah may namangkot lang sa akon...^^ Hmmmm.....Ikaw gid....:lol: Amo na ang nami sa mga pulitiko ta diri ya sa syudad hehehe How about our country/national government in particular? Can you also make such comment about it too? :naughty: What do you think of the city LGU? Still hopeful, hopeless or frustrating but hopeful still or hopeless? :D IMO, Filipino national OR local government loves theatrics. :lol: totoondoy October 7th, 2009, 05:26 AM :lol:Haha..Wala ah may namangkot lang sa akon...^^ May nahibal-an ako dira lapit sa 4 Season sa Fuentes. Gusto mo number ya? :lol: totoondoy October 7th, 2009, 05:28 AM Pangitaa lang si Cathy kay indi ka gid maghinulsol. Sa pagka-cuuuuute nga baye... :lol: totoondoy October 7th, 2009, 05:30 AM ... Why does the media treat Councilor Plagata like he from the executive branch of the city government? And why doesn't he initiate the amendment of the PBO since he is the councilor anyway??? :bash: Indi ayhan tungod parte sya sg task force nga naga-implement sg PBO ordinance? ;) EVARISTO October 7th, 2009, 05:34 AM Indi ayhan tungod parte sya sg task force nga naga-implement sg PBO ordinance? ;) Welcome totoondoy daw ngalan ka sng bagyo ba. totoondoy October 7th, 2009, 05:36 AM personally i dont give a da*mn with this distinction :lol: there are only 3 highly urbanized cities in WV Iloilo, Bacolod and Roxas. and this search has been how long? i mean to win and even make it to the hall of fame with only 3 competitors ia just so-so for me :lol: besides we always walk/drive around the city to see if it's really CLEAN and GREEN. i remember one time, bombo radio and even print media LAMBASTED a foreigner for saying Iloilo City is very dirty. just like claire danes said about manila. :lol: Sakto! Kun sa akon painu-ino, indi dapat ipabugal nga award kay ti, duha man lang ang competitor. Tapos ang isa all of famer pa. Buot silingon, no choice na kay wala na ta kumpetensya. :lol: Yehey! Clean and Green awardee kami! Kay wala na kami kontra! :rofl: Hard Ball October 7th, 2009, 05:38 AM Bati ko ga-baha subong sa Jaro, true? :ohno::ohno::ohno: habagatcentral1 October 7th, 2009, 05:42 AM ^^ Nag-awas naman liwat ang Suba sang Jaro (as usual) siling sang mga friends kag paryentes ko to. totoondoy October 7th, 2009, 05:43 AM Welcome totoondoy daw ngalan ka sng bagyo ba. Salamat 'To! :) Haldir07 October 7th, 2009, 05:43 AM ga start na cla construction pag labay ko gapon.. Wow another Iloilo Supermart in Arevalo, halos tanan nga distrito patindogan sang mga Que's, nice move so that people from Arevalo and the 1st district would not need to go to the malls in the city proper since they can buy things at Supermart which is nearer to them. totoondoy October 7th, 2009, 05:56 AM Wow another Iloilo Supermart in Arevalo, halos tanan nga distrito patindogan sang mga Que's, nice move so that people from Arevalo and the 1st district would not need to go to the malls in the city proper since they can buy things at Supermart which is nearer to them. maayo nga balita ini. :okay: totoondoy October 7th, 2009, 05:59 AM ^^ Marikina River is more tamed than Tigum-Aganan-Jaro River system...but still brought one of the most devastating floods in Philippine history. The best thing that we can do is to properly plan out the rur-ban zones and nothing beats preparation. :) more tamed? basi waay mo guro mkita ang pag-anod ya sang mga tawo nga gatungtong sa basura halin sa bagong silangan pakadto sa marikina... :nuts: habagatcentral1 October 7th, 2009, 06:02 AM ^^ In a way, yes. It is because it has Manggahan Floodway...but nevertheless, the storm went on. ;) And I've seen (and experienced) Ondoy first hand. totoondoy October 7th, 2009, 06:06 AM ^^ In a way, yes. It is because it has Manggahan Floodway...but nevertheless, the storm went on. ;) grabe di samon 'To. indi mapuslan ang manggahan floodway kay ang outlet ya puno na. daw septic tank nga nagbara ang laguna lake. :lol: habagatcentral1 October 7th, 2009, 06:08 AM grabe di samon 'To. indi mapuslan ang manggahan floodway kay ang outlet ya puno na. daw septic tank nga nagbara ang laguna lake. :lol: Then think about Jaro River without Jaro Floodway. Compared to Marikina River, Jaro doesn't have flood control yet. In regular flooding, Marikina River still has an advantage over Jaro River as of now... ..that is why we are waiting for the completion of the Jaro Floodway and Iloilo Flood Control Project...to at least tame the grand old Jaro-Aganan-Tigum River system. totoondoy October 7th, 2009, 06:11 AM Then think about Jaro River without Jaro Floodway. Compared to Marikina River, Jaro doesn't have flood control yet. In regular flooding, Marikina River still has an advantage over Jaro River as of now... ..that is why we are waiting for the completion of the Jaro Floodway and Iloilo Flood Control Project...to at least tame the grand old Jaro-Aganan-Tigum River system. indi gani mapuslan ang manggahan floodway kay puno na ang laguna lake. buot silingon, useless. gataas lang lebel sang tubi.. mas mayo na lang subong ang jaro river kay sige ilig ya pakadto sa iloilo strait. ;) totoondoy October 7th, 2009, 06:13 AM dali lang kay manag-a pa ko sang salas namon. damo nagsulod janitor fish... :lol: habagatcentral1 October 7th, 2009, 06:18 AM indi gani mapuslan ang manggahan floodway kay puno na ang laguna lake. buot silingon, useless. gataas lang lebel sang tubi.. mas mayo na lang subong ang jaro river kay sige ilig ya pakadto sa iloilo strait. ;) How about the high tide of Iloilo Strait as well? ;) They said before that the high tide was one of the reasons why the floodwaters stayed for several hours during Frank. In any ways, I still believe that Marikina River at least has been tamed because of the flood control project like that of Manggahan Floodway. However, Ondoy and Frank were of out of the marks. Even engineers back at Frank said that the Flood control project of Iloilo might not tolerate the humongous volume of flood waters of Frank. So basically, we're left at the mercy of mother nature herself. wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 06:29 AM http://i36.tinypic.com/20fepa1.jpg alvin | ILONGGO October 7th, 2009, 06:32 AM Enjoying SM City Iloilo's Free Wi-fi, and free food..:D wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 06:34 AM Enjoying SM City Iloilo's Free Wi-fi, and free food..:D damo pa man gali libre hambal nila wala na libre subng..:cheers::cheers::cheers: alvin | ILONGGO October 7th, 2009, 06:38 AM ^^so far may ara pa man ah...:) METROPOLITAN_ILOILO October 7th, 2009, 06:42 AM Raul Sr. still pushing for redistricting of Iloilo City By Maricar M. Calubiran For chief presidential legal counsel Raul Gonzalez Sr. the bid for the approval of the proposed bill reapportioning Iloilo City into two districts has not yet ended. He has written Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile and several senators contesting the cold treatment of Senator Benigno “Noynoy Aquino”, chair of the committee on local government, on HB 4256 passed by his son Rep. Raul Gonzalez Jr. Gonzalez contested the response made by the committee on local government headed by Aquino on the proposed bill authored by Representative Raul Gonzalez Jr. “The committee has approved other redistricting bills such as in Camarines Sur while they have not acted on HB 4256,” Gonzalez Sr. lamented. Aquino expressed his opposition on the proposed bill citing the city’s lack of population necessary in the creation of another congressional district. Based on the 2007 census of National Statistics Office, Iloilo City has only a population of 418,710. The Local Government Code states that it needs 250,000 population to create another congressional district. Same letter stating his reaction on the non-approval of HB 4256 were addressed to Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago and Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri. The approval of the redistricting bill on Camarines Sur was made upon the intervention of Senator Joker Arroyo, said Gonzalez. He lamented that Aquino assured him of his positive response to the proposed bill. “He came to my office for three times and assured the bill would be deliberated on its April 3, 2009 session,” Gonzalez said, adding that they also met at the Senate lounge and talked about the proposed bill. Gonzalez said Senators Zubiri, Francis Pangilinan and several others gave their assurance to support the proposed redistricting bill once it is up for deliberation and approval. The older Gonzalez is counting on the support of the senators for the approval of the bill. Further, Gonzalez said Aquino guaranteed that he will give the bill a chance and have it deliberated. He suspects Senator Franklin Drilon twisted Aquino’s decision by not acting on HB 4256. The non-passage of HB 4256 would create a political rift between the Gonzalez’s and the camp of Mayor Jerry Treñas should the latter decides to run as congressman for Iloilo City against the younger Gonzalez. A group had launched a signature campaign pushing for Treñas’s candidacy as congressman. ^^ Gahulag pa si King Raul.... abangan! :lol: METROPOLITAN_ILOILO October 7th, 2009, 06:45 AM Sta. Barbara jeepney drivers oppose Pavia-Iloilo City route By May Joven-Almacen Drivers of passenger jeepneys from Sta. Barbara, Iloilo opposed the creation of the Pavia-Iloilo City route as it will affect their income. Supported by the Pinagkaisang Samahan ng Tsuper at Opereytor Nationwide (Piston), the group held a transport strike then staged a rally in front of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory (LTFRB) office yesterday. As result many commuters from Sta. Barbara and Pavia towns became stranded at the start of the week. At present, commuters from Pavia town, 9.7 kilometers from Iloilo City proper, are being served by the Sta. Barbara-Iloilo City jeepneys. Pavia Councilor Bing Gonzaga in an interview with Aksyon Radyo Iloilo said their town has approved the creation of a transport service for their town considering that their town’s population has already grown. “I believe we are entitled to have our own transport organization. We cannot just depend on transportation from other towns,” Gonzaga said. PISTON spokesperson Edgar Salarda said the creation of the Pavia-Iloilo City route will only add to the traffic congestion in Iloilo City. “It will also affect the income of drivers and small operators,” he said. In a statement sent to media outlets Salarda said that the issuance of franchise by LTFRB of the new route is illegal as there is an existing moratorium on issuance of new franchises. He called for the suspension of LTFRB regional director Porfirio Clavel for his continued approval of new franchises despite the moratorium. Salarda also lambasted Iloilo City’s Perimeter Boundary Ordinance (PBO) which he said is the main culprit why transport organizations in the city and province of Iloilo are having problems. He said PBO did not solve the problem on traffic congestion in the city. “Napamatud-an na nga inutil ang PBO sa pagsolbar sa traffic problem. Nagpamanggad lamang ini sa mga nagakontrol sa mga terminals, nagapigos sa mga drivers kag magagmay nga operators, kag nagapabudlay sa commuters,” reads Salarda’s statement. Clavel, on the other hand, said he respects the action of the jeepney drivers. “It is also their constitutional right to express their concern and they made it peacefully for us also to consider,” he said. Clavel added he will set a dialogue with Sta. Barbara mayor Isabelo Maquino to address the said concerns. Gonzaga stressed that the Pavia-Iloilo City route they have proposed will not affect the existing Sta. Barbara route as it will take the route going to La Paz plaza. The Sta. Barbara route is until the Tanza area in the city proper. ^^ Ari ho... something to do with PBO man. Maybe its about time Pavia will have its own route. :) steadyasweroll October 7th, 2009, 06:45 AM http://i36.tinypic.com/20fepa1.jpg nice shot.. nami gid ni tulukon kun ma tapos na...:) ga start na cla construction pag labay ko gapon.. atlast, next year may pala abuton tana opening sang Iloilo Supermart...:cheers: wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 06:51 AM Raul Sr. still pushing for redistricting of Iloilo City By Maricar M. Calubiran For chief presidential legal counsel Raul Gonzalez Sr. the bid for the approval of the proposed bill reapportioning Iloilo City into two districts has not yet ended. He has written Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile and several senators contesting the cold treatment of Senator Benigno “Noynoy Aquino”, chair of the committee on local government, on HB 4256 passed by his son Rep. Raul Gonzalez Jr. Gonzalez contested the response made by the committee on local government headed by Aquino on the proposed bill authored by Representative Raul Gonzalez Jr. “The committee has approved other redistricting bills such as in Camarines Sur while they have not acted on HB 4256,” Gonzalez Sr. lamented. Aquino expressed his opposition on the proposed bill citing the city’s lack of population necessary in the creation of another congressional district. Based on the 2007 census of National Statistics Office, Iloilo City has only a population of 418,710. The Local Government Code states that it needs 250,000 population to create another congressional district. Same letter stating his reaction on the non-approval of HB 4256 were addressed to Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago and Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri. The approval of the redistricting bill on Camarines Sur was made upon the intervention of Senator Joker Arroyo, said Gonzalez. He lamented that Aquino assured him of his positive response to the proposed bill. “He came to my office for three times and assured the bill would be deliberated on its April 3, 2009 session,” Gonzalez said, adding that they also met at the Senate lounge and talked about the proposed bill. Gonzalez said Senators Zubiri, Francis Pangilinan and several others gave their assurance to support the proposed redistricting bill once it is up for deliberation and approval. The older Gonzalez is counting on the support of the senators for the approval of the bill. Further, Gonzalez said Aquino guaranteed that he will give the bill a chance and have it deliberated. He suspects Senator Franklin Drilon twisted Aquino’s decision by not acting on HB 4256. The non-passage of HB 4256 would create a political rift between the Gonzalez’s and the camp of Mayor Jerry Treñas should the latter decides to run as congressman for Iloilo City against the younger Gonzalez. A group had launched a signature campaign pushing for Treñas’s candidacy as congressman. ^^ Gahulag pa si King Raul.... abangan! :lol: dead na gd na ya ang redistricting gn basol ya pa c drilon..ulianon gd a kag kulbaan gd sya sa jr.ya kay jpt..kon ubrahon duwa para sa interest n raul..no way EVARISTO October 7th, 2009, 07:06 AM Sta. Barbara jeepney drivers oppose Pavia-Iloilo City route By May Joven-Almacen Drivers of passenger jeepneys from Sta. Barbara, Iloilo opposed the creation of the Pavia-Iloilo City route as it will affect their income. Supported by the Pinagkaisang Samahan ng Tsuper at Opereytor Nationwide (Piston), the group held a transport strike then staged a rally in front of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory (LTFRB) office yesterday. As result many commuters from Sta. Barbara and Pavia towns became stranded at the start of the week. At present, commuters from Pavia town, 9.7 kilometers from Iloilo City proper, are being served by the Sta. Barbara-Iloilo City jeepneys. Pavia Councilor Bing Gonzaga in an interview with Aksyon Radyo Iloilo said their town has approved the creation of a transport service for their town considering that their town’s population has already grown. “I believe we are entitled to have our own transport organization. We cannot just depend on transportation from other towns,” Gonzaga said. PISTON spokesperson Edgar Salarda said the creation of the Pavia-Iloilo City route will only add to the traffic congestion in Iloilo City. “It will also affect the income of drivers and small operators,” he said. In a statement sent to media outlets Salarda said that the issuance of franchise by LTFRB of the new route is illegal as there is an existing moratorium on issuance of new franchises. He called for the suspension of LTFRB regional director Porfirio Clavel for his continued approval of new franchises despite the moratorium. Salarda also lambasted Iloilo City’s Perimeter Boundary Ordinance (PBO) which he said is the main culprit why transport organizations in the city and province of Iloilo are having problems. He said PBO did not solve the problem on traffic congestion in the city. “Napamatud-an na nga inutil ang PBO sa pagsolbar sa traffic problem. Nagpamanggad lamang ini sa mga nagakontrol sa mga terminals, nagapigos sa mga drivers kag magagmay nga operators, kag nagapabudlay sa commuters,” reads Salarda’s statement. Clavel, on the other hand, said he respects the action of the jeepney drivers. “It is also their constitutional right to express their concern and they made it peacefully for us also to consider,” he said. Clavel added he will set a dialogue with Sta. Barbara mayor Isabelo Maquino to address the said concerns. Gonzaga stressed that the Pavia-Iloilo City route they have proposed will not affect the existing Sta. Barbara route as it will take the route going to La Paz plaza. The Sta. Barbara route is until the Tanza area in the city proper. ^^ Ari ho... something to do with PBO man. Maybe its about time Pavia will have its own route. :) Im in favor for the new Pavia Iloilo City Route, it will us minimize our fare expenses and time travel. It is now the right time that Pavia has its own Jeepney association. Pavia is now on progress. many subdivision is sprouting we need more Jeepneys , Im thanking that Leon Jeepney is passing Gorricita Avenue. Why Sta Barabara opposed the new route, they can ammend their franchise if they want. That is the sign of progress and development for Pavianhon. junnjun013 October 7th, 2009, 07:08 AM Hmmmm.....Ikaw gid....:lol: May nahibal-an ako dira lapit sa 4 Season sa Fuentes. Gusto mo number ya? :lol: Pangitaa lang si Cathy kay indi ka gid maghinulsol. Sa pagka-cuuuuute nga baye... :lol: Hahaha...Pwede man ah, i PM abi sa akon @totoondoy :lol: for future needs...hahahah Pero ang tood ya kay may nag comment sa blog ko t gusto koalng sya gaan info para mag balik2 bala haw..hehehe..ari commecnt ya.. "nonie Lopez: there’s a pension house near gaisano city, also going inside the road near poras funeral homes. Can you give me the contact numbers? thank you" IAMME October 7th, 2009, 07:35 AM Indi ayhan tungod parte sya sg task force nga naga-implement sg PBO ordinance? ;) Oh yeah, you're right about that. So a lawmaker can be a law enforcer at the same time? Bati ko ga-baha subong sa Jaro, true? :ohno::ohno::ohno: Yup, on my way to work, Jaro river was already overflowing. It wasn't raining much in the City but it was in the mountains. How about the high tide of Iloilo Strait as well? ;) They said before that the high tide was one of the reasons why the floodwaters stayed for several hours during Frank. In any ways, I still believe that Marikina River at least has been tamed because of the flood control project like that of Manggahan Floodway. However, Ondoy and Frank were of out of the marks. Even engineers back at Frank said that the Flood control project of Iloilo might not tolerate the humongous volume of flood waters of Frank. So basically, we're left at the mercy of mother nature herself. The high tide (+storm surge) will slow down the exit of water from Jaro River but at least the sea will not fill up. With the Jaro Floodway, the floodwaters will have a shorter and higher-capacity route directly to the sea. In the case of the Manggahan Floodway, Laguna Lake can 'fill up'. It is just a temporary storage for the floodwaters while Pasig river slowly drains it to Manila Bay. On the other hand, Maggahan Floodway is 250m wide and has a flow capacity of 2,400 cubic meters/second while Jaro Floodway is 85 m and discharge capacity of only 850 cubic m/s. rapuy October 7th, 2009, 08:19 AM Habagat will bring more rains in the Visayas area! Be warned of floodings due to increased rainfalls. As seen on satellite images there are more rain clouds coming to WV than the one caused by typhoon Pepeng. http://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/wb/fcstsatpic.jpg eonynx October 7th, 2009, 08:22 AM ^^this one sounds bad...better prepare folks! ken_7 October 7th, 2009, 09:27 AM sa jaro ang bavaria ok man sa front sang seminario ay huo.. nami nada mag inom sa bavaria..:lol::lol: mga pila ila ya rates sang rooms? ken_7 October 7th, 2009, 09:33 AM nagbaha naman d gina samn sa jaro... mayo lang ang tubig asta lang sa may pirta wla na kasulod sa sala.... and dw ok nman subng, wla na tubig... sadya gd ya prme ang jaro a...:lol: labeth October 7th, 2009, 09:57 AM Even engineers back at Frank said that the Flood control project of Iloilo might not tolerate the humongous volume of flood waters of Frank. So basically, we're left at the mercy of mother nature herself. Actually, kung sige obra nila last year sang floodway indi siguro natam-an ang baha. Nag untat sila obra sang floodway diri banda sa area namon, ga wang-wang ang mga kabilya sa suba and wala ma tapos dredge, te ano pa makitid ang daluyan sang tubig. Nag kala-anod pa gani ang iban nga mga kabilya and gin pang scrap sang iban. :ohno: :bash: After a month or two sang natabo si Frank, kas-kas sila liwat obra sang floodway di, ga over time sila dredge and gin re-route pa nila ang agos sang suba para lang matapos. Te kay natapos na nila ang sa may area di namon, this year, so far, wala pa nag awas or nag baha di sa amon. Notorious na di nga da-an nga pirme lang di ga baha sa Banuyao. ken_7 October 7th, 2009, 09:58 AM PhilSci Iloilo http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh5.jpg http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh6.jpg http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh2.jpg http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh3.jpg http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh4.jpg u/c Building inside PhilSci http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh.jpg http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh1.jpg labeth October 7th, 2009, 10:14 AM MANG INASAL ambot kun anu himuon nila sa lot nila diri sa lapaz, tubang ayun ka gaisano basta bati ko himoun nila opisina... http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/DSC00547.jpg http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/DSC00548.jpg Pwede ko ma re-post ang pictures mo? Ga discussion abi kami sang mga HS classmates ko sang una, ga pamangkot sya kung buhi pa ang Wong Yee Long bakery. :lol: Pirme da sya bal-an sang una ga bakal bitsokoy sa Wong Yee Long. Re-post ko pics mo para makita nya kung ano na da subong sa area. IAMME October 7th, 2009, 10:19 AM ^^Whoah! I didn't expect PSHSWV to find the funding that soon! That's the 3-storey student resource building that is supposed to house WV's first observatory on its roof deck. wiljamesc1979 October 7th, 2009, 10:27 AM MANG INASAL ambot kun anu himuon nila sa lot nila diri sa lapaz, tubang ayun ka gaisano basta bati ko himoun nila opisina... http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/DSC00547.jpg http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/DSC00548.jpg Ginbakal na gali sang Mang Inasal ang lote... Dugay na dira sya nabakantihan sang Andoks... Nami kung may Mang Inasal man dira at least madugangan ang food store dira... Kanami na dira nga parte sang LaPaz alive and kicking kung gab-i... Indi man guru daku nga threat ang Mang Inasal sa Andoks ah kay both may ara man nga identity... They have their own set of costumer... shyaman October 7th, 2009, 11:08 AM ILOILO BOULEVARD ga finishing na lang sila, may mga barricade sila gin pamutang para safe agyan.. http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg212/steadyasweroll/10042009.jpg The boulevard is not pedestrian friendly. If its entire width will be utilized for vehicular traffic, it is not safe for people to tread the road leisurely. :ohno: wiljamesc1979 October 7th, 2009, 11:23 AM The boulevard is not pedestrian friendly. If its entire width will be utilized for vehicular traffic, it is not safe for people to tread the road leisurely. :ohno: I thought there is a lane for pedestrian at Iloilo Boulevard... Hope they can do something to make this road attractive to people especially to tourists so that it can generate further income and an added attraction to our city... Kung wala lane for pedestrian daw ka delikado dira maglagaw kay basi ma side sweep ka sang salakyan nga nagahuro huro... labeth October 7th, 2009, 12:20 PM Hay baskug naman ang ulan. :ohno: Bag-o lang nag brown out di sa amon. Te, laterz naman anay. Halong lang da sa tanan. wiljamesc1979 October 7th, 2009, 12:25 PM Tani mauntat na ang ulan... Budlay kung mag-awas naman ang suba... demonoid724 October 7th, 2009, 12:56 PM Hay baskug naman ang ulan. :ohno: Bag-o lang nag brown out di sa amon. Te, laterz naman anay. Halong lang da sa tanan. mga 9AM kagina nag wangwang, nagtaas naman tubig sa jaro river but ginakadtuan man namon ang suba^, medyo layo pa man sa critical level ang tubig... its just gin abishohan lang nila ang tanan nga gataas ang tubig and not gaawas na ang suba. inde brownout sa amon but wala naman cable star hehe switch muna sa antenna mode... ralph fiennes October 7th, 2009, 01:22 PM personally i dont give a da*mn with this distinction :lol: there are only 3 highly urbanized cities in WV Iloilo, Bacolod and Roxas. and this search has been how long? i mean to win and even make it to the hall of fame with only 3 competitors ia just so-so for me :lol: besides we always walk/drive around the city to see if it's really CLEAN and GREEN. i remember one time, bombo radio and even print media LAMBASTED a foreigner for saying Iloilo City is very dirty. just like claire danes said about manila. :lol: Agree, if we can be singapore, then I'll accept that we're cleanest and greenest... Pero kun i-compare mo 5 to 10 yrs ago, mas nag-improve kag nagtinlo gid man ang iloilo. ralph fiennes October 7th, 2009, 01:25 PM Mga turista ginpaagi sa Calajunan dumpsite Ni Wenceslao E. Mateo Jr. Syudad sang ILOILO – Ambot kon sin-o sa Traffic Management & Enforcement Unit (TMEU) ang naghatag rota sa isa ka tourist bus nga mag-agi sa mahigko kag mabaho nga Calajunan dumpsite. Sang pamangkuton si Konsehal Erwin Plagata, siling niya nga wala sia makahibalo sini. “Kita mismo personal naga-encourage sang turismo diri sa syudad (Iloilo City),” siling gani niya, “ti ngaa abi tugtan ko sila mag-agi sa sinang mahigko kag mabaho nga lugar diri sa syudad?” Parti sa iya pagpamalabag kuno sa pagsulod sang mga tourist bus diri, indi ina iya kuno matuod. “Ang sa akon lang, sundon ta ang kasugoan,” iya paathag, “indi kay magpinagusto lang sila sulod diri sa syudad, kay indi man lang ang ila interes ang aton ginatatap. Ang iban nga nagaagi sa aton dalanon may kinamatarong man.” Siling niya indi sia sugot nga pagustohan lang ining mga tourist bus sa pagsulod sa syudad, ina tungod may Perimeter Boundary Ordinance ang syudad nga naga-regulate sang trapiko, lakip ang pagsulod kag paggowa sang mga salakyan sa syudad. “Ang ordinansa nga ini gintukod agod mapatawhay ang trapiko sa syudad, nga sa madogay nangin perhwisyo sa aton mga estudyante kag mga naga-opisina,” paathag pa niya, “kag ang pag-exempt sa mga tourist bus sa pagsulod diri sa kon diin nila luyag magkadto wala sa ordinansa nga ina.” Gindogang pa niya nga ang yara sa ordinansa amo lang ang paghatag sang mga special permit sa mga may espesyal man nga tinutuyo diri sa syudad, katulad sang mga field trips sang mga estudyante. “Pwede sila masakop sa sining provision sang ordinansa,” siling ni Plagata, “apang dapat tagaan nila kami sang ila itinerary, nga gina-requirer man namon sa mga field trips sang mga estudyante. Ina tungod mapat-od namon nga indi sila mabodlayan sa pagsulod kag paggowa sa syudad, labi na gid kon sakay sila sa mga malagba nga mga bus.” “Indi bala para man gani ina sa kaayohan sang mga turista nga dalhon nila diri sa syudad?” tugda pa gani niya, “kay sa amo nga paagi matondaan ang mga traffic aides sa kon diin sila maagi kag maboligan nga indi sila matam-an sa trapiko, kon kinahanglan gid nga mag-agi sila sa sining mga dalanon.” Kon indi pa gid kuno sugot sini ang mga tourist bus operators kag mga tourist guides, ti i-rekomendar nila kuno sa Konseho nga amendaron ang PBO. “Indi kay piliton nila nga ma-exempt sa sining ordinansa, nga wala ginatugot sini,” siling pa ni Plagata./H Think positive Guys!:lol: MAY TURISMO SA BASURA! iloilocitykid October 7th, 2009, 02:13 PM personally i dont give a da*mn with this distinction :lol: there are only 3 highly urbanized cities in WV Iloilo, Bacolod and Roxas. and this search has been how long? i mean to win and even make it to the hall of fame with only 3 competitors ia just so-so for me :lol: besides we always walk/drive around the city to see if it's really CLEAN and GREEN. i remember one time, bombo radio and even print media LAMBASTED a foreigner for saying Iloilo City is very dirty. just like claire danes said about manila. :lol: Nong, Roxas is not a highly-urbanized city. Also, when we won the WV clean and green award, we were only up against Bacolod, who for those 3 years that we won, they weren't joining since they were in the hall of fame already. It's like we won because we had no competitors. :lol: SamwiseGamgee October 7th, 2009, 02:54 PM Sakto! Kun sa akon painu-ino, indi dapat ipabugal nga award kay ti, duha man lang ang competitor. Tapos ang isa all of famer pa. Buot silingon, no choice na kay wala na ta kumpetensya. :lol: Yehey! Clean and Green awardee kami! Kay wala na kami kontra! :rofl: Nong, Roxas is not a highly-urbanized city. Also, when we won the WV clean and green award, we were only up against Bacolod, who for those 3 years that we won, they weren't joining since they were in the hall of fame already. It's like we won because we had no competitors. :lol: You hit the high spots, guys! :) But in fairness to our city, it really is getting cleaner by the day. :okay: SamwiseGamgee October 7th, 2009, 03:12 PM The boulevard is not pedestrian friendly. If its entire width will be utilized for vehicular traffic, it is not safe for people to tread the road leisurely. :ohno: The argument that this "road" should not be opened to vehicular traffic (except bikes) is getting stronger. IMO, that should be the case - pedestrian and bicycle traffic only. :) Kaltehitze October 7th, 2009, 03:32 PM The argument that this "road" should not be opened to vehicular traffic (except bikes) is getting stronger. IMO, that should be the case - pedestrian and bicycle traffic only. :) So much for it being called a boulevard ano? true blue ilonggo October 7th, 2009, 03:48 PM ally ta ni ang ga pm sa kon pre concerned lurker lng ah. c jing2, to ya pre ga utoy2x kadlaw ky c tagoy ila gna pasibangdan. hahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: sila na ni mauyat sa MIWD pre? daw wla pa man bidding? bsi gn sindikato nila pre hehehe! pro ok lng kng Manila Water ang mauyat ky my share da ang DMCI sa Manila water kg ang president sng DMCI Ilonggo na sya, tatay nya dati nga consehal dra sa syudad. nalipat lng ko apelyedo nya. condolence lng da. damu ga tong-it? hehehe!:lol: bantayi mayu ang tong ky bsi mawasi. hehehe!:lol: hahahaha!:lol: kilala ko gd ni ya. hahahaha!:lol: simple lng ta ya ah. pro gapangibot. hahahaha!:lol: ah ti madayun na ni pre ky suno sa spy ko damo na kuno kbalo mghampang poker nga mga kapari-an. hahahahah!:lol: pro daw ga laway ko sa kimpop(Sushi) ni Alvin. hehe!:lol::cheers: ka alyansa gle pre ang ga pm sa imo? anu guina istoryahan nyo? ehem... parte sa mga munga? hahaha. si jing ya pre, forever na to ya mystery. budlay sina bala kung taga didto man gle si jing comma bla haw? hahaha. :lol: UPDATES: SM CITY - Celine is 50percent done inside. Needs paint and then exteriors nalang. Not so excited with this though. For girls lang siya. LOL - People are People(I think) is making good. One prominent family name spent a BIG amount when she was first brought to the shop. - SM Garden Annex is quite big man gale. I was thinking how can 4 coffeeshops fit?LOL The first floor needs paint and exteriors na lang then I think it will be ready for occupancy. - I just noticed that BO's Coffee is doing soooo good despite its location.There may be times nga empty pero sa obesrvations ko, they're really doing good. May ara pa to time nga may ga tindog pa para mag hulat table. So judging the customers from Figaro, Bluejay and Bo's , Iloilo is definitely ready for SB nami guid pag mag pirme update si kiddo ah... pirme lang bag-o ang mga updates. hehehe, thanks guid. :banana: kilit-anay na lang ta sa SB probably sa dinagyang. :lol: http://i33.tinypic.com/auz75s.jpg anu ni nga building sa arevalo? yup got it dnt worry much safer than texting..hehe traffic b wala ma ubra.. art and skill na. indi ka lang mag pa dakop sa traffic aide. hahaha. :lol: Wow another Iloilo Supermart in Arevalo, halos tanan nga distrito patindogan sang mga Que's, nice move so that people from Arevalo and the 1st district would not need to go to the malls in the city proper since they can buy things at Supermart which is nearer to them. may isa naman ka iloilo supermart nga ipatindog? grabe ah... damo subong infrastructures sa iloilo nga planned and ongoing. :banana: tani may mga renderings na. :cheers: http://i36.tinypic.com/20fepa1.jpg ka dako guid man sang new building sang st. paul's ah. really imposing. :cheers: PhilSci Iloilo http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh5.jpg http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh6.jpg http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh2.jpg http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh3.jpg http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh4.jpg u/c Building inside PhilSci http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh.jpg http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/oct0409/psh1.jpg the philippines' premiere secondary school.... philsci. iloilo is really the educational center of the region. :cheers: Hay baskug naman ang ulan. :ohno: Bag-o lang nag brown out di sa amon. Te, laterz naman anay. Halong lang da sa tanan. sure miga ah, halong lang da ah. te, ma date na lang ta ya next time ah. hehehe :colgate: Kaltehitze October 7th, 2009, 04:07 PM ally ta ni ang ga pm sa kon pre concerned lurker lng ah. c jing2, to ya pre ga utoy2x kadlaw ky c tagoy ila gna pasibangdan. hahahaha!:lol::lol::lol: Kanday sino na pasibangud sa imo haw? labeth October 7th, 2009, 04:44 PM mga 9AM kagina nag wangwang, nagtaas naman tubig sa jaro river but ginakadtuan man namon ang suba^, medyo layo pa man sa critical level ang tubig... its just gin abishohan lang nila ang tanan nga gataas ang tubig and not gaawas na ang suba. inde brownout sa amon but wala naman cable star hehe switch muna sa antenna mode... Daw wala man di kalab-ot ang wang-wang sa amon. Sige naman subong was-was sang ulan. :ohno: Mga after one hour nag siga man ang suga. Daw adlaw-adlaw na lang ga brown out around lunch time diri sa amon. Ambot lang kung sa iban nga area amo man? :bash: sure miga ah, halong lang da ah. te, ma date na lang ta ya next time ah. hehehe :colgate: Heh! Langu-langu guid sa imo. :bash: :lol: demonoid724 October 7th, 2009, 05:01 PM Daw wala man di kalab-ot ang wang-wang sa amon. Sige naman subong was-was sang ulan. :ohno: Mga after one hour nag siga man ang suga. Daw adlaw-adlaw na lang ga brown out around lunch time diri sa amon. Ambot lang kung sa iban nga area amo man? :bash: abtik daan ang brgy. MH mag announce gataas ang suba... may megaphone pa!... baskog naman ulan kag pagros hangin. tingala ko gani kay hambal ka pagasa last week tapos na habagat season thats why wala gid gawa epekto ang peping, gulpi naman balik ang pag-ulan. talagsa lang ga-brownout sa amon pero tingala kami gulpi taas amon electric bill ky usual man paggamit namon kuryente, gapataka lang ang PECO pasaka subong without prior notice. mas sako pa brownout sang cable star sa amon kaysa brownout sg PECO, mapuslan gihapon ang indoor antenna sang tv as backup. labeth October 7th, 2009, 05:08 PM mas sako pa brownout sang cable star sa amon kaysa brownout sg PECO, mapuslan gihapon ang indoor antenna sang tv as backup. haha Isa lang na kami linya sang CableStar. Basta mag brown out di sa amon, brown out man ang CableStar. lol Halin sang Lunes ga brown out di during lunch time. :bash: wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 05:14 PM haha Isa lang na kami linya sang CableStar. Basta mag brown out di sa amon, brown out man ang CableStar. lol Halin sang Lunes ga brown out di during lunch time. :bash: wala sky b sa aton da.hehe..damu naman bala auto gn park sa gwa kag lapit guard haws hadlok sa baha..lastweek may isa ka auto subra ya ka likaw sa baha na tumbahan kahoy auto ya.. wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 05:26 PM green meadows http://i35.tinypic.com/2vnlyfn.jpg http://i38.tinypic.com/2j6vpf.jpg centro verde ungca pavia http://i35.tinypic.com/1441egk.jpg wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 05:27 PM http://i38.tinypic.com/2j6vpf.jpg centro verde ungca, pavia http://i35.tinypic.com/1441egk.jpg wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 05:28 PM ay huo.. nami nada mag inom sa bavaria..:lol::lol: mga pila ila ya rates sang rooms? 500 may 550 man wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 05:31 PM may gna construct nga resto beside langford hambal sang migo ko steakhouse kay classmate ya tagiya.. wiljamesc1979 October 7th, 2009, 05:40 PM green meadows http://i35.tinypic.com/2vnlyfn.jpg http://i38.tinypic.com/2j6vpf.jpg acropolis http://i35.tinypic.com/1441egk.jpg Ang pinakamataas nga tower sa taan ang sa Metropolis... Sa diin ni siya dampi ang Green Meadow? kay ang Acropolis daw sa Villa ni siya... wwwinz October 7th, 2009, 05:43 PM Ang pinakamataas nga tower sa taan ang sa Metropolis... Sa diin ni siya dampi ang Green Meadow? kay ang Acropolis daw sa Villa ni siya... ang green meadows sa old site sang rsbs nga golf tani kilid sang coke habagatcentral1 October 7th, 2009, 06:15 PM Actually, kung sige obra nila last year sang floodway indi siguro natam-an ang baha. Nag untat sila obra sang floodway diri banda sa area namon, ga wang-wang ang mga kabilya sa suba and wala ma tapos dredge, te ano pa makitid ang daluyan sang tubig. Nag kala-anod pa gani ang iban nga mga kabilya and gin pang scrap sang iban. :ohno: :bash: After a month or two sang natabo si Frank, kas-kas sila liwat obra sang floodway di, ga over time sila dredge and gin re-route pa nila ang agos sang suba para lang matapos. Te kay natapos na nila ang sa may area di namon, this year, so far, wala pa nag awas or nag baha di sa amon. Notorious na di nga da-an nga pirme lang di ga baha sa Banuyao. Well, we weren't anticipating Frank right? And the floodway can't be finished within a year time. Let's be realistic when it comes to Philippine construction. You rush it, I don't get some...and collateral damage may happen. What is unacceptable (and at least the old "king" realized) was blaming the flood control project of causing more harm during Frank. I thought there is a lane for pedestrian at Iloilo Boulevard... Hope they can do something to make this road attractive to people especially to tourists so that it can generate further income and an added attraction to our city... Kung wala lane for pedestrian daw ka delikado dira maglagaw kay basi ma side sweep ka sang salakyan nga nagahuro huro... So much for the boulevard...:lol: The one in Molo-Mandurriao area at least has a pedestrian lane...but this one at La Paz has none...I hope I can ask Sir Butch regarding this one as well. :) ang green meadows sa old site sang rsbs nga golf tani kilid sang coke Baw! A lot of things changed in that area of Ungka! In 2-5 years time, it wouldn't be that empty gap between Ungka-Coca Cola and Aganan...:D labeth October 7th, 2009, 06:18 PM wala sky b sa aton da.hehe..damu naman bala auto gn park sa gwa kag lapit guard haws hadlok sa baha..lastweek may isa ka auto subra ya ka likaw sa baha na tumbahan kahoy auto ya.. Available man di ang Sky Cable. Cousin ko sang una nga diri pa sila ga istar, Sky sila. Mas accessible lang galing para sa amon ang CableStar kay ara sila da sa SM City. Tapos medyo barato gawa ang CableStar kag may ara pa "secret" channels. :lol: irong206 October 7th, 2009, 06:57 PM green meadows http://i35.tinypic.com/2vnlyfn.jpg http://i38.tinypic.com/2j6vpf.jpg http://i35.tinypic.com/1441egk.jpg this is another residential development spreading outside the city. and it boast it's first community lake. nice to know. i hope ayala land has plan to develop property in our city or province later.:) demonoid724 October 7th, 2009, 09:34 PM Available man di ang Sky Cable. Cousin ko sang una nga diri pa sila ga istar, Sky sila. Mas accessible lang galing para sa amon ang CableStar kay ara sila da sa SM City. Tapos medyo barato gawa ang CableStar kag may ara pa "secret" channels. :lol: ^^ correct! I second the motion haha.... :lol: wwwinz October 8th, 2009, 01:49 AM http://i35.tinypic.com/2jee7f6.jpg http://i35.tinypic.com/azhw83.jpg wwwinz October 8th, 2009, 02:23 AM Influx of investments seen By DAVID ISRAEL SINAY ILOILO City – This city is ready for an influx of investments, declared Mayor Jerry Treñas following the metropolis’ citation as Asia-Pacific’s leader in business excellence. The mayor was in Jakarta, Indonesia on October 5 to receive the award for Iloilo City during the 2009 Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame awarding ceremonies. Back in this city yesterday, Treñas said the citation “proves that Iloilo City is ready to accommodate more investments.” The city, he said, prides itself of having qualified manpower, a continuing infrastructure development program, and an active public-private partnership. All these, Treñas said, contribute to Iloilo City’s rapid economic growth. The city’s induction to the 2009 Palladium BSC Hall of Fame is the first and so far the only award attained by a public or private organization from the Philippines. Iloilo City is a major center of arts, culture and sports, making it one of the “Best Place(s) to Live in the Philippines” as surveyed by MoneySense Magazine. Using the BSC to improve public accountability and promote responsible citizenship, economic and social development, Iloilo City partnered since 2005 with the Institute for Solidarity in Asia (ISA), an organization that advocates good governance. “Since its adoption, citizen satisfaction has risen to 15 percent, manufacturing capitalization has expanded fourfold, and the National Achievement Test results in the city's public schools are up percent 20 percent,” the Palladium Group said of Iloilo City. “The BSC has enabled us to clearly communicate strategy and align our workforce through a common language and shared objectives, measures, targets, and initiatives,” Treñas said. “The process has helped make our city vibrant, well-governed and prosperous, establishing a roadmap for Iloilo to achieve even more as a Premier City by 2015,” he added. Lauded as business leaders along with Iloilo City are Dongwha Enterprises (as South Korea’s leading forest products company); Kiwibank, the consumer banking subsidiary of New Zealand Post Group (as the country’s fastest-growing financial institution); and Korean Customs Service (KCS) which has more effectively allocate human and financial resources and drive organizational performance. The Hall of Fame award honors organizations that have achieved business excellence through the use of the BSC, the world’s preeminent performance management system. BSC is based on the simple premise that “what gets measured is what gets done.” Created by Palladium Group co-founders Drs. Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton, the BSC is also a performance management philosophy and system that links strategy to operations. BSC continues to receive recognition as a strategic management tool that leads to improved shareholder returns. Harvard Business Review ranked the BSC as among the most important business concepts in decades, and Kaplan and Norton as among the top management thinkers. Founded in 2000, the BSC Hall of Fame program has a roster of 128 honorees that span the private and public sectors throughout more than 20 countries, including Hilton Hotels, Infosys Technologies, Motorola, Ricoh Corp., and the Singapore Ministry of Manpower. Winners are selected based on the quality of their BSC implementation and the results they demonstrate over a period of at least two years. The Palladium Group, Inc. is the global leader in helping organizations execute their strategies by making better decisions. (PIO/PN) steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 02:26 AM ka gina sang aga na batian ko sa Bombo about sa Panay Railaways, ulihi nako na ka bati pero ang hambal tapos na feasibility study nila kag daw dayon na sila d ma operate. phase 1 iloilo city to roxas city, phase 2 roxas city to kalibo, phase 3 kalibo to antique...:cheers: steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 02:27 AM Influx of investments seen By DAVID ISRAEL SINAY ILOILO City – This city is ready for an influx of investments, declared Mayor Jerry Treñas following the metropolis’ citation as Asia-Pacific’s leader in business excellence. The mayor was in Jakarta, Indonesia on October 5 to receive the award for Iloilo City during the 2009 Palladium Balanced Scorecard Hall of Fame awarding ceremonies. (PIO/PN) grabe si Mayor mag travel, sang lastweek sa may Germany cya dayon subong sa Indonesia naman..:lol: Pwede ko ma re-post ang pictures mo? Ga discussion abi kami sang mga HS classmates ko sang una, ga pamangkot sya kung buhi pa ang Wong Yee Long bakery. :lol: Pirme da sya bal-an sang una ga bakal bitsokoy sa Wong Yee Long. Re-post ko pics mo para makita nya kung ano na da subong sa area. ayuz, no prob gid... tyming man gani si ermats nag mention sang Wong Yee Long Restaurant dira ayun kag ang building sang una na subong ISA na skul, na lipat na ko sang ngalan...:) subong na ma open ang BDO Gen Luna kag blessing man sang newly renovated na Eastwest Bank, 8 bi subong moh, swerte gid na.. steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 02:34 AM may gna construct nga resto beside langford hambal sang migo ko steakhouse kay classmate ya tagiya.. daw mayu ni aw.. maging night life strip mana da pila ka adlaw.. naka mention man sang sanu ang taga Langford na ma saylo da kuno ang B Place pero di pa man sure... -sale subong ang Timberland sa selected shoes nila 50%.. may gin pa reserve na ko to... hehe...:lol: grabe mga sapatos nila halin 4,000-9,000 ang isa kag may ga bakal gid ya miskin regular items pa...:lol: -SM Delgado 3Days Sale Oct. 15, 16 & 17, 2009:cheers: steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 02:39 AM http://i38.tinypic.com/2j6vpf.jpg http://i35.tinypic.com/1441egk.jpg suludlun pa gali ang Green Meadows.. may manug tapos naman na subdivision sa tubang ka Iloilo Supermart na lot sa Pavia...:) steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 02:42 AM subong na ma open ang BDO Gen Luna kag blessing man sang newly renovated na Eastwest Bank, 8 bi subong moh, swerte gid na.. wwwinz October 8th, 2009, 03:03 AM daw mayu ni aw.. maging night life strip mana da pila ka adlaw.. naka mention man sang sanu ang taga Langford na ma saylo da kuno ang B Place pero di pa man sure... -sale subong ang Timberland sa selected shoes nila 50%.. may gin pa reserve na ko to... hehe...:lol: grabe mga sapatos nila halin 4,000-9,000 ang isa kag may ga bakal gid ya miskin regular items pa...:lol: -SM Delgado 3Days Sale Oct. 15, 16 & 17, 2009:cheers: built to suit lang da galing ikaw patindog imu building pero barato per square meter da ang rent wwwinz October 8th, 2009, 03:14 AM suludlun pa gali ang Green Meadows.. may manug tapos naman na subdivision sa tubang ka Iloilo Supermart na lot sa Pavia...:) amu na ang sa 2nd nga picture ang sa front sang iloilo supermart pavia lewdsaint October 8th, 2009, 03:22 AM Soon we're going have our own first filipina/ilongga saint. Most of the National and Local Daily's may ara article about this. Coinside pa ang launching kay sa Molo Church pa which known for the Church of Women Saints. Hope wala lang may makisawsaw nga pulitiko because we know that Mother Rosario is the great grand aunt of FG nga kontrobersyal... Ilonggos launch cause for sainthood of Filipino nun By Nestor P. Burgos Jr. Inquirer Visayas First Posted 19:46:00 10/07/2009 Filed Under: Religions, Churches (organisations) ILOILO CITY, Iloilo – Fireworks exploded and church bells rang as around 2,500 Ilonggos on Wednesday welcomed the first step in the long and tedious process for the canonization of Mother Rosario Arroyo, whom they hoped would be the country's first woman and Ilonggo saint. The faithful, along with members of religious organizations, flocked to the St. Anne Church in Molo District, Iloilo City, to attend the formal opening of the diocesan process for the canonization of Mother Rosario Arroyo de la Visitacion. The church is also called the "Church of Women Saints" because only the images of women saints are displayed along the aisle. Jaro Archbishop Angel Lagdameo, president of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, officiated the Mass along with five other bishops. They were joined by around 60 priests. The Mass was also attended by hundreds of members of the Congregation of the Dominican Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary in the Philippines, which Mother Rosario founded as a Filipino congregation on Feb. 18, 1927. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and First Gentleman Jose Miguel "Mike" Arroyo attended the two-hour ceremony and Mass before paying their respects at Mother Rosario's mausoleum inside the Dominican Mother House, also in Molo District. The First Gentleman's siblings, Negros Occidental Representative Ignacio Arroyo and Kasangga Partylist Representative Ma. Lourdes Arroyo, and their relatives also attended the ceremony. Mother Rosario is the grandaunt of the First Gentleman. She was the only daughter of Ignacio Arroyo and Maria Pidal and the sister of Mariano and the First Gentleman's grandfather, Senator Jose Ma. Arroyo. The Arroyos, who were originally from Iloilo before they migrated to Negros Occidental along with other landed clans, welcomed the start of the diocesan investigation. "We are very proud and very honored that our grand aunt will hopefully be a saint one day. We asked the people to pray to her especially those who are sick," the First Gentleman said in an interview. He said his memories of his "Nanay Sayong" were of an elderly woman who always held a rosary and told them to pray always. His younger brother Representative Ignacio "Iggy" Arroyo said the process was long overdue. "I hope that this will succeed so that Iloilo will have a saint," he said. "We have been always praying for this but this is the work of the [Dominican] sisters," said Representative Ma. Lourdes "Marilou" Arroyo. In an edict issued on July 28, 2009, Lagdameo authorized the start of the process for her canonization, which was formally petitioned by the Postulator, Father Samson Silloriquez. According to Church customs and procedures, the opening of the canonization process paves the way for the conduct of an investigation into the life and virtues of Mother Rosario. The investigation also seeks to establish that religious miracles have occurred through her intercession. An 11-member tribunal will gather evidence and hear testimonies during the investigation. If there are enough bases to recommend the canonization of Mother Rosario, a report will be transmitted to the Vatican’s Congregation for the Causes of Saints, which oversees the canonization of saints. The members of the tribunal include Lagdameo as judge; Monsignor Higinio Velarde (judge delegate); Fr. John de Castro (promoter of justice); Fr. Carlo Noquez (notary); Sister Thaddesus Magtoles (actual notary); Msgr. Jose Maria Amado Delgado, Fr. Rey Zerrudo (theological commission); Fr. Alejandro Esperancilla, Sr. Visitacion Alecto and lawyer Rex Salvilla (historical commission); and Fr. Samson Silloriquez (postulator). Lagdameo issued an edict last July 28, describing Mother Rosario as "an example of the observance of the vows, the Holy Rule and community life." "Her life clearly mirrored the virtues of purity and innocence, deep simplicity and profound humility, ardent love for the poor, the sick and the needy," he said. "During her life, she distinguished herself in her devotion to the Eucharist, the Blessed Sacrament and the Virgin Mary. She donated her family inheritance to the Congregation and lived a life detached from material and worldly goods." With a report from Christian V. Esguerra steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 03:23 AM amu na ang sa 2nd nga picture ang sa front sang iloilo supermart pavia mayu kay may pic ka.. Centro Verde nada noh? lewdsaint October 8th, 2009, 03:26 AM Sa diin ini sya dampi? Ano kadako? Daw indi na ako updated sa mga constructions sa Iloilo haw. Hope that makapuli ako next week. http://i35.tinypic.com/azhw83.jpg steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 03:27 AM ^^lipay gid ko kay may Saint nata na halin sa Iloilo, dugang naman ini sa history sang Iloilo...:) steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 03:28 AM built to suit lang da galing ikaw patindog imu building pero barato per square meter da ang rent ah... alive na alive gid da pila ka adlaw ang lugar.. wwwinz October 8th, 2009, 03:32 AM u/c gaisano city sa passi METROPOLITAN_ILOILO October 8th, 2009, 03:35 AM u/c gaisano city sa passi ^^ Daw mayo ni haw? Go Passi go! May ara na render?:banana::banana::banana: wwwinz October 8th, 2009, 03:36 AM Sa diin ini sya dampi? Ano kadako? Daw indi na ako updated sa mga constructions sa Iloilo haw. Hope that makapuli ako next week. sa wvcst kilid.. u/c gaisano city sa passi steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 03:37 AM u/c gaisano city sa passi baw mayu ni, gud news, indi man mag pa ulihi ang Passi City.. laban Goldilocks ma open gid da, damu sila gina open subong sa Panay... anu ayhan plano ka Robinsons sa Passi man...:) wwwinz October 8th, 2009, 03:46 AM baw mayu ni, gud news, indi man mag pa ulihi ang Passi City.. laban Goldilocks ma open gid da, damu sila gina open subong sa Panay... anu ayhan plano ka Robinsons sa Passi man...:) mga 50% na ang construction spacewagon1 October 8th, 2009, 04:03 AM sa wvcst kilid.. u/c gaisano city sa passi no? I hope you're not joking wwwinz. May plano magpatindog ang Gaisano sang Gaisano City sa Passi? This could be a whole lot og good news for Passi and neighbouring towns kung atabo. I hope this project will push thru. spacewagon1 October 8th, 2009, 04:05 AM ka gina sang aga na batian ko sa Bombo about sa Panay Railaways, ulihi nako na ka bati pero ang hambal tapos na feasibility study nila kag daw dayon na sila d ma operate. phase 1 iloilo city to roxas city, phase 2 roxas city to kalibo, phase 3 kalibo to antique...:cheers: hoping this will be realised soon. I will be one of the happiest travelers in town utilising the train between Iloilo to Capiz, Aklan and Antique. -INBOX21- October 8th, 2009, 04:06 AM sa wvcst kilid.. u/c gaisano city sa passi to-od ni u/c gaisano sa passi?:banana::banana::banana: spacewagon1 October 8th, 2009, 04:06 AM green meadows http://i35.tinypic.com/2vnlyfn.jpg http://i38.tinypic.com/2j6vpf.jpg Sta.lucia subd. at ungca http://i35.tinypic.com/1441egk.jpg very beautiful and posh subdivision in the making. I wish to have a huse near the lake. Wow !! SamwiseGamgee October 8th, 2009, 04:09 AM So much for it being called a boulevard ano? Huo man. If I had my way, I would have called it the "Iloilo River Bicycle Lane." :rofl: Most boulevards I've seen are tree-lined and wide with center islands. But let's hope that the city government had looked far ahead planning to have this route transformed into a real boulevard. This route has a great potential to decongest the city proper. SamwiseGamgee October 8th, 2009, 04:27 AM very beautiful and posh subdivision in the making. I wish to have a huse near the lake. Wow !! When are you coming home for good? :) labeth October 8th, 2009, 04:47 AM ayuz, no prob gid... tyming man gani si ermats nag mention sang Wong Yee Long Restaurant dira ayun kag ang building sang una na subong ISA na skul, na lipat na ko sang ngalan...:) Thanks guid! :) no? I hope you're not joking wwwinz. May plano magpatindog ang Gaisano sang Gaisano City sa Passi? This could be a whole lot og good news for Passi and neighbouring towns kung atabo. I hope this project will push thru. haha Basi mangayaw na naman ang mga escalator sang Gaisano City La Paz. :bash: lewdsaint October 8th, 2009, 05:08 AM My wife called me up last night, may ara sya bisita nga halin sa Manila nagmeet kay Mayor JPT if they can put up an internet gaming sa city, the mayor beg-off. Actually twice na sila nagkadto kay mayor about the proposal pero wala gid nagpadala si JPT sa ila. They are going to put up the internet gaming instead sa Sta. Barbara Golf and Country Club. Grabe gid kaestriko ang siudad when it comes sa mga sugal pero grabe man pustaanay sa bulang sa Jaro. 'Tyo Tagoy' October 8th, 2009, 05:29 AM Raul Sr. still pushing for redistricting of Iloilo City By Maricar M. Calubiran For chief presidential legal counsel Raul Gonzalez Sr. the bid for the approval of the proposed bill reapportioning Iloilo City into two districts has not yet ended. He has written Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile and several senators contesting the cold treatment of Senator Benigno “Noynoy Aquino”, chair of the committee on local government, on HB 4256 passed by his son Rep. Raul Gonzalez Jr. Gonzalez contested the response made by the committee on local government headed by Aquino on the proposed bill authored by Representative Raul Gonzalez Jr. “The committee has approved other redistricting bills such as in Camarines Sur while they have not acted on HB 4256,” Gonzalez Sr. lamented. Aquino expressed his opposition on the proposed bill citing the city’s lack of population necessary in the creation of another congressional district. Based on the 2007 census of National Statistics Office, Iloilo City has only a population of 418,710. The Local Government Code states that it needs 250,000 population to create another congressional district. Same letter stating his reaction on the non-approval of HB 4256 were addressed to Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago and Senator Juan Miguel Zubiri. The approval of the redistricting bill on Camarines Sur was made upon the intervention of Senator Joker Arroyo, said Gonzalez. He lamented that Aquino assured him of his positive response to the proposed bill. “He came to my office for three times and assured the bill would be deliberated on its April 3, 2009 session,” Gonzalez said, adding that they also met at the Senate lounge and talked about the proposed bill. Gonzalez said Senators Zubiri, Francis Pangilinan and several others gave their assurance to support the proposed redistricting bill once it is up for deliberation and approval. The older Gonzalez is counting on the support of the senators for the approval of the bill. Further, Gonzalez said Aquino guaranteed that he will give the bill a chance and have it deliberated. He suspects Senator Franklin Drilon twisted Aquino’s decision by not acting on HB 4256. The non-passage of HB 4256 would create a political rift between the Gonzalez’s and the camp of Mayor Jerry Treñas should the latter decides to run as congressman for Iloilo City against the younger Gonzalez. A group had launched a signature campaign pushing for Treñas’s candidacy as congressman. ^^ Gahulag pa si King Raul.... abangan! :lol: mahingagaw gd last trip bah. hahahaha!:lol: ka alyansa gle pre ang ga pm sa imo? anu guina istoryahan nyo? ehem... parte sa mga munga? hahaha. si jing ya pre, forever na to ya mystery. budlay sina bala kung taga didto man gle si jing comma bla haw? hahaha. :lol: hahaha! budlay na bsi mgdanlog dila ta pre. hahahaha!:lol: Kanday sino na pasibangud sa imo haw? no need to mention them bro, co'z they know who they are.:) ka gina sang aga na batian ko sa Bombo about sa Panay Railaways, ulihi nako na ka bati pero ang hambal tapos na feasibility study nila kag daw dayon na sila d ma operate. phase 1 iloilo city to roxas city, phase 2 roxas city to kalibo, phase 3 kalibo to antique...:cheers: sa wvcst kilid.. u/c gaisano city sa passi grabe mga dupla este gud news bah. haahahah!:lol::lol::lol: thank you guys..... :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: IAMME October 8th, 2009, 05:39 AM Raining really hard last night.. and even now http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/354/p1130048copy.jpg (http://exploreiloilo.com/photoblog/2009/10/08/heavy-heavy-rain/) Green Mango soon to open beside Ledi in Jaro http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/2936/p1120990copy.jpg Andoks expansion in Jaro branch http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/3189/p1120994copy.jpg wwwinz October 8th, 2009, 06:32 AM no? I hope you're not joking wwwinz. May plano magpatindog ang Gaisano sang Gaisano City sa Passi? This could be a whole lot og good news for Passi and neighbouring towns kung atabo. I hope this project will push thru. yup ga start na ila construction.. wiljamesc1979 October 8th, 2009, 07:38 AM Damu development sa probinsiya kag siyudad ba... Nagdugang pa gid ang Gaisano sa Passi kag kung madayun ang Panay Railway... If these will all be realized, Iloilo will be the forefront of Philippine economy... We will regain our old status as the second most important city of the Philippines... wiljamesc1979 October 8th, 2009, 07:39 AM ang green meadows sa old site sang rsbs nga golf tani kilid sang coke Thanks for the info biskan wala na dayun ang golf course nagtuhaw man ang green meadow... Good development sa Pavia... steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 07:43 AM My wife called me up last night, may ara sya bisita nga halin sa Manila nagmeet kay Mayor JPT if they can put up an internet gaming sa city, the mayor beg-off. Actually twice na sila nagkadto kay mayor about the proposal pero wala gid nagpadala si JPT sa ila. They are going to put up the internet gaming instead sa Sta. Barbara Golf and Country Club. Grabe gid kaestriko ang siudad when it comes sa mga sugal pero grabe man pustaanay sa bulang sa Jaro. dayun ni gali pero sa Sta. Barbara Golf lang? mangkoton ko bi kay kilala ko man ang tag-iya da... yup ga start na ila construction.. ma mangkot ko bi sa mga taga gaisano lapaz sang mga info bout sa Gaisano Passi... Raining really hard last night.. and even now http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/354/p1130048copy.jpg (http://exploreiloilo.com/photoblog/2009/10/08/heavy-heavy-rain/) Green Mango soon to open beside Ledi in Jaro http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/2936/p1120990copy.jpg Andoks expansion in Jaro branch http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/3189/p1120994copy.jpg grabe mga expansion ba...:cheers: grabe mga dupla este gud news bah. haahahah!:lol::lol::lol: thank you guys..... :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: amu gid..:lol: whyte October 8th, 2009, 07:49 AM Nong, Roxas is not a highly-urbanized city. Also, when we won the WV clean and green award, we were only up against Bacolod, who for those 3 years that we won, they weren't joining since they were in the hall of fame already. It's like we won because we had no competitors. :lol: :lol: then i dont give a DA*MN :lol: steadyasweroll October 8th, 2009, 07:50 AM mga 50% na ang construction may rendering ko da o pic? pila ko floors sang Gaisano City Passi kag Capital ma na?:) demonoid724 October 8th, 2009, 11:02 AM no? I hope you're not joking wwwinz. May plano magpatindog ang Gaisano sang Gaisano City sa Passi? This could be a whole lot og good news for Passi and neighbouring towns kung atabo. I hope this project will push thru. Ahay... Basi mabuhinan naman escalator sa Gaisano Lapaz hehe i-transplant sa Gaisano Passi... My wife called me up last night, may ara sya bisita nga halin sa Manila nagmeet kay Mayor JPT if they can put up an internet gaming sa city, the mayor beg-off. Actually twice na sila nagkadto kay mayor about the proposal pero wala gid nagpadala si JPT sa ila. They are going to put up the internet gaming instead sa Sta. Barbara Golf and Country Club. Grabe gid kaestriko ang siudad when it comes sa mga sugal pero grabe man pustaanay sa bulang sa Jaro. inde ah... wala siguro nila nalab-ot ang price ceiling ni JPT... so no deal :lol: ka gina sang aga na batian ko sa Bombo about sa Panay Railaways, ulihi nako na ka bati pero ang hambal tapos na feasibility study nila kag daw dayon na sila d ma operate. phase 1 iloilo city to roxas city, phase 2 roxas city to kalibo, phase 3 kalibo to antique...:cheers: Trans-Panay Express na ang new Panay Railways. Actually they're back in business na gid man kay nakasugod na construct administration office nila sa Lapaz. Waay pa bal-an kung diin ibutang ang mga stations or if they'll follow the old routes, pero sure na ang Lapaz may station na gid dira kay ara na-publish upod sa Invitation to Bid. angelkirk89 October 8th, 2009, 11:18 AM ngaa daw may something na naman between Ilonggo cities haw? hai... peace na bi... para maayo tne bala way na lang ma visit sa Thread nila then di man sila tani mag visit di diba...proposal lang... |