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'Tyo Tagoy'

December 5th, 2010, 01:18 PM

dira gid ko sa imo Tyo Tagoy. Kung mahimu-an nila paagi nga butangan damo lights and himuo-an observation deck ang Jaro Belfry, mas maayo pa gid. Apart from Heritage and religious-related values sang belfry, makabulig pa ini padako sang income sang cathedral (is belfry under the management of the Catholic church or of NCCI?)

tani maumpisahan na nila ang restoration as soon as possible.

may three quarter pa ba? Daw ara lang ta sini sa Haary Potter. :lol::lol::lol:

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
kay Gurrea, daw wala pa render hasta subong.

:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:
hulat-hulat lang gid sing makadali.

damo naman salaka-an nila for better camera's perspective

ambot gani ngaa guina pabuyan-buyanan pa na nila ah. wala guid nila napaminsar nga TIME IS GOLD!

umpisahi nyo na restore ang OLD CAPITOL, JARO BELFRY kg ADUANA.

ANG KAHAPON AY HINDI NA MAIBABALIK KAILAN MAN!!!

TO THE GOV'T OF ILOILO CITY & PROVINCE; YOUR JUST WAISTING ILOILO'S PRECIOUS TIME!!!:bash::bash::bash:

The belfry is under the management of the government, after the undertaking of reconstructing the top two segments commenced.

so anu pa nahulat sang Gov't ta? BULALAKAW?:lol::bash:

I'm so happy and excited for Megaworld!:cheers:

btw, may gina tampokan na naman sa Smallville, sa likod sang smallville 21..

ah gamay gale Kiddo? ah te laban2x JD guid ina. :lol::bash:

ga pa batyag na ang megaworld... daw ka nami lang basahon liwat liwat ang tarpualin sang megaworld ah. hehehe. :lol: :cheers::cheers::cheers:

sala guid pre sang ayala kag plazuela, kay guin unahan nila... hahaha. :lol: ga panic na tuloy ang megaworld. :lol: ang next na da nga ma panic, ang SM kag robinsons. :lol::lol::lol: daw kanami lang pre basahon ang tarpaulin liwat liwat no? :lol:

kilanlan ta pre pictures... pare may ebidens. mayo lang ara si ken. :cheers:

possible basi ila nga mga drainage system... thanks in advance sa pics pre ah. ehehehehe. :cheers:

the pictures says it pre and it came from megaworld's itself... they just reminding us ilonggos, that something big is at hand. :cheers::cheers::cheers:

hehehe! guina liwat2x mo ya gale basa pre? akon ya guin ubra ko guid wallpaper.:lol::bash:

daw e print ko gani na ang pics pre tapos e haplak sa likod sang laptop ko. hahaha!:lol::lol::lol:

- Basi amo ni siya ang nag HH about sa AYALA condo..pero palagpat ko lang na ya ha...hehehe :bash::bash::bash::bash:

don't worry pre ang palagpat kuno sobra pa sa tanda. :lol::bash:

[B]Pa-epal lang. I love Smallville 21 Hotel's Elevator switchbox, hahahaha!!! :lol:
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1202.snc4/155469_1665225982820_1002379363_1815779_6084033_n.jpg

PRESTIGIOUS!!! :lol::bash:

^^ Who said there's a Ayala condo to be built on Iloílo? Sorry but I doubt it for now.

you can ask Zynet & Iloilocitykid about that....

WAngZY

December 5th, 2010, 01:25 PM

- yup if not, maybe a long those piece of lands in Kapideco Area ara guid da ang AYALA CONDO. I think sakit guid buot sang AYALA nga ang Megaworld ang naka kuha sang OLD AIRPORT SITE, who would have thought they put-up their first AYALA TECHNOHUB PROJECT in ILOILO for the VISMIN AREA, and they never had a piece of land here in our city gulpiyada lang sila may AVIDA subdivision imagine that, It is less than 1 1/2 years. Then now a condo?. Daw guina hungod2x guid sang ayala nga unahan ang Megaworld haw. Daw guina sunlog guid nila ang guina tawag ni Tyo Tagoy nga the sleeping Giant..heheh

i don't really know how AYALA LAND reacted sa bidding sng Old Airport kay, if my memory serves me right, indi man guid dako ang ila bid compare sa other investors such as SM and Robinson's and FILINVEST as well...kay nami guid man mag-develop ang AYALA in terms of Business Parks such as in Makati and Cebu....well ang Megaworld will not just put up buildings there just for nothing, i mean ang ila nga developments di sa Metro Manila mau man and daw wla lng sa Pilipinas....i would want AYALA to develop na lng ang other Tows nga ara sa Metro Iloilo-Guimaras....and to think na pwede pa madevelop sang Ayala ang beach sa Guimaras pwo not loosing its natural beauty such as in NUVALI in Sta. Rosa, Laguna....pwede man madevelop sang Ayala ang Old Business district to revitalize it if wla pa sang Investor pra i-develop ang Old CBD dra sa City Proper...but we all want the best for OUR CITY, OUR PRIDE!(my city, my pride)...hehe

Gcorneja

December 5th, 2010, 01:54 PM

Pototan light post at the plaza

http://i1108.photobucket.com/albums/h405/Gcorneja/PIC_0232.jpg

steadyasweroll

December 5th, 2010, 02:39 PM

Afriques Soon to open @ Robinsons Place Iloilo.. i think dira sila sa The Gustavian sang una...

Hawili Hurom

December 5th, 2010, 02:41 PM

ILOILO AIRPORT (25 JULY 2009)
http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs611.ash2/156383_144612865591427_144560688929978_224059_3624155_n.jpg

silky

December 5th, 2010, 02:43 PM

afriques soon to open at robinsons place replacing the gustavian resto...............

gustokiddo

December 5th, 2010, 03:07 PM

readytogo

December 5th, 2010, 03:14 PM

Megaworld is okay, I don't think nag "daw wala lang" since some of it's developments in Manila are quite awesome too. :cheers:

- Notice ko lang, Ayala's development in Manila is more in Modern, GREEN and with a touch of Japanese-Zen siguro, specially sa mga new developments nila pero sa MEGAWORLD, architectural marvels guid sila ya, best example sa Mckinley Hill (the venice piazza)

- So IMO, mas bagay guid ang Megawold mag develop sa old airport kay daw may relevance ang architectural design nga ubrahun nila sa heritage sang city natun.

'Tyo Tagoy'

December 5th, 2010, 03:25 PM

http://i945.photobucket.com/albums/ad291/dobrava/PC040345.jpg

PIROT'

Kung akun madumduman,
Bugtot ko nga ugangan,
Daw ma lupok ang akon dughaaaannnnn,

Dugangan pa man gani,
Sang Bilas ko nga sungi,
Dughan ko nga daw magisssiiiiii,

Pilit ko nga antuson,
Asawa ko nga barikuson,
DAW INDI NYA GUID INI MABATONNNN....... (MEGAWOLRD):lol::lol::lol:

ano ni sya ya intentions sang megaworld man? daw mawawaw ko ah. ;) ahahaha!

:cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:

korek ka gurl! hi-bloodun nman ini ang mga tawo nga mahilig sa CAPE,DUPLA,PUT DOWN kag UNDER ESTIMATE sa LILO....:lol::lol::lol:

Pabulong na lang ako sa surwano nga kilala ni tyo tagoy.

hehe! pakadtu-a lang to kay Tuyang Ermitanya pre. :lol:

^^^^ aggressive gid man si INjap lately sa iya real estate. From a building in LaPaz, then the subdivision in Molo, to condominium in Mandurriao-Diversion, to a 'probable' hotel development in Diversion area, too. Looks like he's really on the ball! :banana::banana::banana::banana:

hehehe. ara ambi ang bulk sang discussion sa main thread... can't wait nga mag start na ang construction sang iban nga projects sa iloilo. condo ni injap, ang hotel near ateneo, etc... :cheers:

good news... :cheers:

by next year, basi may ga piling na and we could see T cranes na. :cheers:

Injap guid kg si Florete ang nag pamukaw sa mga Sleeping Giant;

Injap condo = Ayala condo although HH pa lang

Florete's BPO spaces = Ayala Techno HUb & Sm southpoint

Injap Condo & Florete's BPO = Megaworld

hulat-hulaton ta na lang ang "THE CLASH OF THE TITANS FINAL EPISODE" hehe!:lol::bash:

Prime Estates vs Kapideco

Smallville vs Paseo de Arcangeles

Ayala vs Megawolrd

MADUGO,MAYAB-OK kag MALAPUYOT guid ni nga mga constructions. :lol::lol::lol:

Haldir07

December 5th, 2010, 03:29 PM

^^ daw si Palafox man ang architect dira megaworld so most likely european/colonial inspired man ang design like Plazuela

junnjun013

December 5th, 2010, 03:30 PM

afriques soon to open at robinsons place replacing the gustavian resto...............

Naunahan moko post...:lol: Mayu kay galapit nga galapit ang Afriques sa customers...:)

http://content.piclyf.com/content/pic/105/12469f3fa469b3a14347fdb64a4567c1_b.jpg

Haldir07

December 5th, 2010, 03:38 PM

^^waswas man si miguel c. ba.. mayo kay mga homegrown business naga-balbal man vis-a-vis popular restos

angelkirk89

December 5th, 2010, 03:51 PM

^^waswas man si miguel c. ba.. mayo kay mga homegrown business naga-balbal man vis-a-vis popular restos

Who is miguel c haldir? haha

gustokiddo

December 5th, 2010, 03:59 PM

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 04:00 PM

Excited for latest developments.

Btw, LandBank Jaro is going to construct their own building in a government-owned lot near their present site so I guess, it's gonna be in front of the Jaro Police Station.

Ang HH is, the lot is free provided they are going to build a building for the Jaro Fire Station and renovate (siguro) the Jaro PNP buliding.

tsakto ka pre.. dira sila mapatindog kay mahal nagd ang renta nila dira and ang current nga health center daw ma transfer lang danay dira man dampi kay e renovate man...

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 04:00 PM

I'm so happy and excited for Megaworld!:cheers:

btw, may gina tampokan na naman sa Smallville, sa likod sang smallville 21..

may ara pagid sa tupad mismo ka smallville 21 hotel..

gustokiddo

December 5th, 2010, 04:01 PM

anyway, Plazuela is starting to disappoint me.

we were there earlier and there were these little stalls in the main hallway! It really destroys the entire setting! I hope they get removed asap!

Hard Ball

December 5th, 2010, 04:03 PM

Who is miguel c haldir? haha

Miguel Cordova, owner of Afrique's :cheers:

angelkirk89

December 5th, 2010, 04:06 PM

Miguel Cordova, owner of Afrique's :cheers:

ah...gin search ko siya sa FB...bataon pa gali...tsk...astig dako na negosyo nia...:cheers:

Haldir07

December 5th, 2010, 04:06 PM

Who is miguel c haldir? haha

^^ tag-iya Afriques..

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 04:22 PM

Sikyu kag si Ako sa Megaworld
Dec. 05, 2010

Ako: When ma start ang construction?
Sikyu: (nagpalapit sakn) Ano to tani?
Ako: San-o ma start ang construction sang megaworld?
Sikyu: Last year pa sila ga start, gin una lang ang outline sang mga dalan sa sulod.
Ako: Ah ok, pwede kapang picture bisan sa layo lang gawa or dira lang dampi sa may gakayo sang road sa may kilid pader?
Sikyu: Pasenxa gid Sir, kami ang akigan di Sir.
Ako: Wala kaso ah, intindihan ko man ah.. Wala pagid sila render sang plano nga ipakita?
Sikyu: Wala pagid siguro sir. Gina tapus pagid danay ang tanan nga alagyan sa sulod kag mga underground nga kuryente... Pero dasig lang na kay adlaw2x gapa overtime man sila sa tinawo nila..ginadalian man abi..

^^^^^^

Haldir07

December 5th, 2010, 04:24 PM

^^ nice,, so underground wires na sila :banana::banana::banana: ,, wala overhead spagwires :cheers:

spacewagon0001

December 5th, 2010, 04:49 PM

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 04:53 PM

ari lang gina amon nasiplanan ni ash...medyo lawig nixa nga dalan sa sulod pero amoh lang ni amon nakita kay ndi na bal-anon tungod sa pader kag tag-as nga hilamon sa kilid..:lol:.. medyo dacigay gd man gali ila obra.. may ara man ga tumpok nga mga dlagko nga pipes lapit sa terminal then mga cabilya para guro sa drainage or sa cabling..

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/mwroad.jpg

gustokiddo

December 5th, 2010, 05:31 PM

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 05:36 PM

^^ nice,, so underground wires na sila :banana::banana::banana: ,, wala overhead spagwires :cheers:

thanks Ken. Now, we know nga ga-umpisa na gid man ang ila construction sa mga dalan, cablewiring, etc. matapos na ni, ready na sila umpisa sang constructions sang ila mga buildings kag amenities sa sulod. :banana::banana::banana::banana:

this is awesome @ken
thanks for the news!

:cheers::cheers::cheers:

^^ hopefully next year madamu nagid kita may makita nga ginaconstruct nagid nga mga structures :cheers:

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 05:39 PM

Hyundai - Tabuc Suba, Jaro
(kayuhon nagid man after nalumos ini sang pag frank)
Dec. 05, 2010

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37600.jpg

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 05:40 PM

Ateneo de Iloilo
Dec. 05, 2010

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37616.jpg

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37615.jpg

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 05:42 PM

Injap - People's Condo
Dec. 05, 2010

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37621.jpg

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 05:44 PM

Access Road pakadto ISA and PDI
Dec. 05, 2010

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37622.jpg

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 05:45 PM

Diversion Road
Dec. 05, 2010

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37625.jpg

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37632.jpg

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37633.jpg

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 05:47 PM

Gen. Luna St.
Dec. 05, 2010

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37634.jpg

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37635.jpg

ken_7

December 5th, 2010, 05:49 PM

Jalandoni St.
Dec. 05, 2010

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37637.jpg

METROPOLITAN_ILOILO

December 5th, 2010, 06:24 PM

Poshnails open na sa SM City Iloilo, Dermaline manug open naman... apat na ma lang spaces bilin sa SM City lower ground floor, ang upper and second floor puno na...:cheers:

^^
Ayos na pre nga balita! Basi 2011 na expansion sang Sm City Iloilo hehehe
*wish

Afriques Soon to open @ Robinsons Place Iloilo.. i think dira sila sa The Gustavian sang una...

^^
This is good. A local resto doin well! :okay:

:banana::banana::banana:

Salamat sa mga balita Stead!
Just keep us updated! :D

IMPRESARIO

December 5th, 2010, 07:06 PM

hmmp

December 5th, 2010, 08:50 PM

mga pila ayhan ang tuition sa Ateneo de Iloilo man? asta lang High School ila gina-offer sa subong?

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indi lang ako sure kung na-post na ini diri!

It’s official: PH bests India as No. 1 in BPO

Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 02:51:00 12/04/2010

Filed Under: business process outsourcing (BPO), Good news

MANILA, Philippines—After challenging India for the top position for several years, the Philippines is now the world leader in business support functions like shares services and business process outsourcing, according to the latest reports and trends analyses.

In fact, the country overtook India in these categories last year, according to IBM’s latest Global Locations Trend Annual Report, released recently in New York.

India now ranks No. 2, the first time it was not in the leading position for these activities, according to the IBM report, launched in October but made available online last month.

“The Philippines has taken over the lead in the global ranking from India,” the report said.

The IBM report said the Philippines offered a similarly attractive business environment for international business support functions as India. Unlike India’s BPO hot spots, however, labor costs here have not increased as much.

Revenue: $5.7B in 2010

On Thursday, the Contract Center Association of the Philippines said the country had become the call center of the world, with around 350,000 Filipinos working in call centers against India’s 330,000-strong workforce.

Revenues from the country’s call center industry are also expected to reach $5.7 billion this year, higher than India’s $5.5 billion, the CCAP said.

The call center industry, which provides so-called “voice” services like customer support and sales, is part of the BPO industry.

Call centers make up 70 percent of the BPO industry in the Philippines.

Currently, there are 600,000 Filipinos employed in the country’s BPO industry, according to the Business Processing Association of the Philippines.

India is here

In yet another sign of the Philippines’ BPO dominance, Tata Consultancy Services, the information technology services, business solutions and outsourcing arm of India’s giant Tata Group, opened its first BPO center in Southeast Asia at the Bonifacio Global City in Taguig on Thursday.

“We believe that the Philippines has a very high quality of talent that can represent the company before our Asia-Pacific customers and our global customers,” said Vish Iyer, head for the Asia-Pacific region for Tata Consultancy Services.

Iyer also said Tata chose the Philippines because it “wants to be here to see the Philippine BPO industry grow from its current $9 billion [in annual revenues] to the projected $25 billion in 2016.”

The BPO center that Tata Consultancy inaugurated will have 400 seats, and a target of three clients, including Citibank.

Abid Ali Z. Neemuchwala, vice president and global head for business process services and process excellence, said the company expects to more than double this to 1,000 seats and a target of five clients two years from now.

The firm generated revenues of about $6 billion last year.

Support for BPO industry

In November, Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago said she would file a measure to “jump-start legislative support for the BPO industry, especially its workers” and urged other legislators “to formulate laws supporting this booming sunshine industry.”

According to the International Labor Organization, the BPO industry may be broadly divided into voice services such as call and contact centers, and non-voice or “back office” services, like finance and accounting, data processing and management, and human resource development.

An ILO report released last July noted that Filipino BPO employees were earning 53 percent more than workers of the same age in other industries.

The study pegged the average monthly salary of local BPO employees at P16,928, with men earning 13 percent more than women.

Local BPO employees also work 44.7 hours per week on the average, with overtime work averages of 1.12 hours per week.

Night work

The study also found that 42.6 percent of BPO employees in the country work at night, and that respondents have reported sleep disorders, fatigue, eye strain and body pains.

Following India in IBM’s ranking of BPO leaders were the United States, Poland, China, Britain, Columbia, Costa Rica, Fiji, Ireland, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Hungary, Australia, Egypt, Chile, France, Canada, France, Singapore and the Netherlands.

The IBM report said Sri Lanka was another Asian country that had succeeded in positioning itself as an alternative to India. Reports from Cynthia D. Balana and Lawrence de Guzman, Inquirer Research

JollyGypsy

December 5th, 2010, 09:27 PM

JollyGypsy

December 5th, 2010, 09:57 PM

- Notice ko lang, Ayala's development in Manila is more in Modern, GREEN and with a touch of Japanese-Zen siguro, specially sa mga new developments nila pero sa MEGAWORLD, architectural marvels guid sila ya, best example sa Mckinley Hill (the venice piazza)

- So IMO, mas bagay guid ang Megawold mag develop sa old airport kay daw may relevance ang architectural design nga ubrahun nila sa heritage sang city natun.

@Ayala Land ;)

ILOILO has a lot to offer. Like for example kon gusto nila highrises..ara ang Sta. Barbara, Fort San Pedro, Kapideco, vacant lot fronting Iloilo River (Lapuz District), some areas in Diversion Road fronting Benigno Aquino Avenue, ukon indi gani Guimaras Island. Somebody needed to open their eyes like job hunting kinda ;) :)

spacewagon0001

December 5th, 2010, 10:37 PM

GOOD JOB MEGAWORLD! Underground electrical and cable wires...AWESOME!!!!! Rated 10 *****:cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers:
i totally agree. It's a welcome development if Megaworld will use underground electrical and cable wiring. Mas matinlo tulukon. I'm sure MW will take every step to make their project in Iloilo a great haven for good business investment, opportunities for all, showcasing their excellent planning and means in the field of real estate development.

spacewagon0001

December 5th, 2010, 10:40 PM

@Ayala Land ;)

ILOILO has a lot to offer. Like for example kon gusto nila highrises..ara ang Sta. Barbara, Fort San Pedro, Kapideco, vacant lot fronting Iloilo River (Lapuz District), some areas in Diversion Road fronting Benigno Aquino Avenue, ukon indi gani Guimaras Island. Somebody needed to open their eyes like job hunting kinda ;) :)
I'm sure Ayala will not only rest for Technohub, subdivision and retail development sa Iloilo. We'll hear for more in the coming months kung may ara pa nga mga plan ang ALI for Iloilo. :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: And you are right indeed, damo pa nga area sa MIG nga puwede i-develop especially Sta Barbara, Oton and Guimaras Island. :cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers:

spacewagon0001

December 5th, 2010, 10:43 PM

WV mid-term dev’t plan
up for public consultations

ILOILO — The draft Medium Term Regional Development Plan (MTRDP) for Western Visayas 2010–2016 is currently up for public consultations, a National Economic Development Authority 6 (NEDA-6) press release said.

Some of these consultations were already done in Capiz and Iloilo provinces on November 18 and 24, respectively.

They were facilitated by the Regional Planning committees and participated in by a cross section of the public sector.

The public consultations for Kalibo town in Aklan province were held on November 30, while for Negros Occidental, December 2.

NEDA-6 Director Ro-Ann Bacal said the MTRDP will not only translate President Benigno Aquino III’s development agenda but will also try to solve issues hindering the full development of the region.

The new MTRDP embodies the vision, core values, general principles, objectives/targets, strategies and major programs, projects and activities that the region will pursue in the next six years, NEDA Information Officer Cynthia Lumampao said.

It contains 11 chapters: Macroeconomy, Competitive Industry and Services Sectors, Tourism Development, Modern Agriculture, Infrastructure Support, Human Resource Development, Research and Development Thrusts, Biofuels and Renewable Energy Development, Good governance and the Rule of Law, Peace and Security, and Environment and Natural Resources, Lumipao said.

She said the enhanced draft will be presented to the major sector and special committees of the Regional Development Council.

The final draft will be submitted to the Full Council for its adoption and subsequent endorsement to the Office of the President, she said.

The MTRDP will be completed by (this month) while the MTRD Investment Program that translates the Plan into concrete programs and projects will be submitted by April 2011. (PIA/PN)

source: Panay News (http://panaynewsphilippines.com/mainnews%207.htm)

habagatcentral1

December 6th, 2010, 12:19 AM

I have noticed something lately. The Gonzales quotes on pedestrian overpasses disappeared without a trace. Replaced by more vibrant (and less "Kim Jong Il-ish") paint of the new administration. :D

steadyasweroll

December 6th, 2010, 02:00 AM

opening na gid man bwas sang Plazuela?

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 02:02 AM

^^ all skywalk project of "the king nadula mga quotes ya. amo ini ang legacy ni the "king" for decade of being a cong. of Iloilo city

mayong aga, kadamo sang maayo nga balita

btw ang ground breaking of iloilo community college this week i forgot the exact date.

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 02:03 AM

opening na gid man bwas sang Plazuela?

daw amo mn ina gna advertise sa bombo pre. bantayan ta nlng

steadyasweroll

December 6th, 2010, 02:04 AM

^^daw December 8 pre?

wwwinz

December 6th, 2010, 02:14 AM

^^daw December 8 pre?

blessing and media showroom and conference dec.7 and dec 8.opening

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 02:20 AM

^^ hou amo na.

nxt year daw damo damo ni gwa ma umpisa nga projects. sa govt infra may ara mn ma umpisa.

bout sa flyover project daw ng halt ang implementation, nag kulang gro counterpart budget sang Pinas. ayyyyyy may na apiktohan gni.

pro hoping for taft north flyover basi plang ma materialize. kung problemado ang iban on social acceptability kta ya daw hapos lng mn ya negotiate kag pung-kuan. like what happened Jalandoni Flyover parti sa gate sang San Ag isa lng ka FGD may solution na dyon......

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 02:24 AM

ohhh.. thank you so much habagat... im newbie here in SSC

welcome @cheng7 sa aton cyber tambayan

MartinMartz

December 6th, 2010, 02:26 AM

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http://i945.photobucket.com/albums/ad291/dobrava/PC040345.jpg

MAYUNG AGA GID!!!!

wwwinz

December 6th, 2010, 03:15 AM

nice one tyo tags nice one daw kfc ads ba.haha..

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 03:29 AM

wwwinz

December 6th, 2010, 03:41 AM

steadyasweroll

December 6th, 2010, 03:41 AM

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 04:10 AM

yap dako gid n tani iya potential as tourist heaven last year nag scout kami to lot tani para sa in-laws ko nga indi taga diri galing daw na suya sya sa road network ang gin lantaw namon ang sa piyak nga property iya sang mga que sang iloilo supermart

basi himoon may plan na gro mga que dra kay may ari na cla nga organic farm sa may pagsangaan pavia.

ubra ina ni tito boboy na da gn kwartahan ya lang ang road project kundi la matapos. that road was the original Iloilo-Antique cental road. pro after the proclamation of the place (tabionan) into forest reserve area. gn halin ang road via tubungan na

LuckyLady

December 6th, 2010, 04:12 AM

:hi:

what a nice site for source of info...so many dev'ts now in iloilo, kinda exciting! anyway, do you know guys if Injap have website for his residential projects. i'm quite intersted in his People's condo but can't find any website to inquire about it. If there's contact info about his office in Iloilo much better. Thanks so much guys!

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 04:18 AM

kabay lang ma dayon sa taft north pre... ang piyak ya dayon man or amu na ang na apiktohan?

thanks... tani damo shops ma open..

halt pa bla sbong pre. ok na ato sa ila may ara na gani CNC (envi clearance) balita ko ulihi ni need pa sang endorsement sang RDC (NEDA). mo na na halt kag daw may ara bla nga gamay nga nagpamalabag like our Jalandoni site.
may nauna pa gni sa ila nga nka comply sang envi clearance pro la mn ma umpisahan. budlay sbong kay pwerte gd ka higpit si PNOY kadmo project nga gn pang revoke.. mahina lang ang panuhotsuhot sang politicos la gd matabo.

pro dri sa aton ang high impact project tma ka positive sang response. una pa gni gn tagaan sang important ang proposed high bridge sa iloilo river ang plan ni JPM bla on the FS stage na bla sbong.

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 04:19 AM

steadyasweroll

December 6th, 2010, 04:26 AM

halt pa bla sbong pre. ok na ato sa ila may ara na gani CNC (envi clearance) balita ko ulihi ni need pa sang endorsement sang RDC (NEDA). mo na na halt kag daw may ara bla nga gamay nga nagpamalabag like our Jalandoni site.
may nauna pa gni sa ila nga nka comply sang envi clearance pro la mn ma umpisahan. budlay sbong kay pwerte gd ka higpit si PNOY kadmo project nga gn pang revoke.. mahina lang ang panuhotsuhot sang politicos la gd matabo.

pro dri sa aton ang high impact project tma ka positive sang response. una pa gni gn tagaan sang important ang proposed high bridge sa iloilo river ang plan ni JPM bla on the FS stage na bla sbong.

mayo gid pre kun ma dayon ang high bridge ni JPM.. btw ara ka man sa summit sang NEDA last week friday, my balita? hehe...:lol:

steadyasweroll

December 6th, 2010, 04:50 AM

post ko lang di mga pre from IT and BPO Thread...

My friend who works in Megaworld told me their will be five low to mid rise BPO buildings to be constructed in the Iloilo Property... This is aside from the hotel and commercial structure to be put up...

JollyGypsy

December 6th, 2010, 04:50 AM

Tagaytay and Bucari

MAKATI City — The last time we visited Tagaytay was in 2008, so last Saturday, we took the chance to see the ridge again. At 2,100 feet above sea level, the highest point in Cavite province, it is the place to be on a sunny weekend because of its cool climate.

With a land area of 932 square kilometers, Tagaytay is 55 kilometers away from Manila. Once a barangay of Silang town in Cavite province, Tagaytay is currently a city with a population 61,623. It has become popular for businessmen, high government officials and entertainment personalities to build a second home in Tagaytay.

Leaving Makati at about 10:30 a.m., we decided to take the Alabang-Sta. Rosa route. Traffic, however, slowed us down when we reached the road junction at Sta. Rosa, Laguna because of many private vehicles all en route to Tagaytay.

It was almost 12 noon, and we decided to stop for lunch just before the city boundary when we saw Ming’s Garden Center, a restaurant in the middle of a big garden of ornamental plants and trees.

To our pleasant surprise, the place is owned by an Ilongga — no less than former First Lady Ming Ramos! There is a big dining hall in the garden near the main entrance adjoining the parking lot. They serve Ilocano and Ilonggo specialties. Their pinakbet was simply very good.

Ming’s is a large garden that offers many kinds of plants in pots or for re-planting. We asked the waiter who is an Ilonggo from Cabatuan town if former President Fidel V. Ramos and Ming would come to the garden.

He told us that Mrs. Ramos would usually drop by in the afternoon to inspect her garden and talk with her plants, sometimes with the former President coming along, too.

We read a coffee table book “Simply Ming” while waiting for lunch to be served. We found out that it was a biography of the former First Lady.

Above all, we were pleased to know that she is a lover of environment by the hobby she has pursued even after retirement. We remember her campaign for the Pasig River when she was in Malacañang, and also her work of having improved the La Paz public plaza in Iloilo, where the First Lady, a Martinez , originally came from.

Turning right, downward the ridge, we drove as far as the Philippine Cut Flower Gardens, a high-walled flower plantation in Brgy. Buck Estate. Farther downhill, we were told, was already the town of Alfonso, Cavite.

There was also the Sonya’s, a bed and breakfast cottage hotel in the barangay in the midst of many trees, with massage and foot spa service to boot. With a crowded parking lot because of many visitors, we can see that it must be having good business. It was expanding with a new building under construction adjoining the parking lot to the West.

In the afternoon, on our way back, we stopped to take merienda at the Pamana, a three-level building with a viewing deck to enjoy a good last view of a serene Taal lake and volcano at the center. The establishment is owned by one of the Ongpauco children of Barrio Fiesta fame.

We noted very significant economic growth in Tagaytay since our last visit. More flower and ornamental plant gardens, new buildings at the ridge under construction, and new housing subdivisions, all give a feeling of moving progress.

We are currently thinking of Bucari in Leon, Iloilo, which has about the same distance from Iloilo City as Tagaytay is to Metro Manila, and may be just as cold in the summertime as Baguio City of Mountain Province. If we need a good tourism project, the development of the Leon-Bucari road can be it for Iloilo to become a natural attraction for tourists to increase visits to our area. (For comments or reactions, please e-mail jnoveracompany@yahoo.com/PN)

kanami tani kung tagaan sang importansya.

bugtaw taga gobyerno probensyal

Like what I've said that ILOILO has a lot to offer. So true about Leon, Bucari, thing is the roads need to be fixed asap! Income na naman sang province kon matigayon to become a natural attraction for tourists. Leon, Bucari is amazing because you can feel and see the natural beauty of surroundings, the greeneries, the beautiful high-mountains, the birds and the bees, and the flowers and the trees..TRULY AMAZING! It's my Mom's hometown! That I am truly proud of! :cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers: Paging Gov. Defensor!! Are you listening?!!:)

JollyGypsy

December 6th, 2010, 05:32 AM

kabay lang ma dayon sa taft north pre... ang piyak ya dayon man or amu na ang na apiktohan?

thanks... tani damo shops ma open..

I don't really agree in regards with flyover in Diversion Road area though. Flyover somewhere along Jaro area is fine, not in Diversion Road, too crowded to me, I dunno I've never been in Iloilo City for a decade. I can't tell which is which. We'll see when I come home next year for a vaca..I am going to check the whole city! ;) for now...:cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers: I am too excited about the Mega Projects of MEGAWORLD in ILOILO City! I can't believe this, but it's happening! GOD bless Iloilo City, and Province, and the whole Island of Panay! Amazing!!!!!:cheers::cheers::cheers:

LuckyLady

December 6th, 2010, 06:06 AM

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hello Zynet! thank you for the speedy reply. :cheers:

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 06:14 AM

Prov’l Board endorses STL in Iloilo
BY JEZZA NEPOMOCENO

ILOILO — The Provincial Board endorsed the operation of the Small Town Lottery (STL) in this province amid oppositions of the Church and other religious organizations.

Gov. Arthur Defensor Sr. said the Committee of the Whole’s report endorsing STL will be signed today and will later be forwarded to his office.

“Let us accept the fact that we cannot totally abolish gambling,” said the governor over radio-television program Reklamo Publiko yesterday.

“If we do not want our children to be influenced by this, let us not lure them to join the game,” said Defensor.

Also, Defensor said he is not worried about Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) revoking franchise permits of some STL franchisees in the country.

“PCSO will only revoke problematic franchise holders,” he said.

The Certificate of No Objection on STL operation will be issued soon after Defensor receives the committee report, he said.

The Certificate of No Objection is the only requirement needed by Around D’ World Corp. to fully operate STL in the province.

By allowing STL’s operation, Defensor expects a decline in the number of illegal numbers games like bookies, first-two ball, etc.

“But to drastically eradicate illegal numbers game in the province, STL must be competitive,” he said.
It will also bring in more job opportunities and funds for social projects of different local government units, he said./PN

source: Panay News (http://panaynewsphilippines.com/mainnews%203.htm)

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 06:19 AM

kabay lang ma dayon sa taft north pre... ang piyak ya dayon man or amu na ang na apiktohan?

thanks... tani damo shops ma open..
if the flyover will help ease the traffic then so be it. And I hope they'll implement it (or them) sooner. The city's traffic situation is getting bigger by the day.

mayo gid pre kun ma dayon ang high bridge ni JPM.. btw ara ka man sa summit sang NEDA last week friday, my balita? hehe...:lol:
another welcome development kung matabo. The will cut a lot of time travelling betwen the city proper and Lapuz area. Please update us kung ano ang mga developments plan nila sa ciudad kag probinsiya, steady. Thanks.

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 06:22 AM

Tagaytay and Bucari

MAKATI City — The last time we visited Tagaytay was in 2008, so last Saturday, we took the chance to see the ridge again. At 2,100 feet above sea level, the highest point in Cavite province, it is the place to be on a sunny weekend because of its cool climate.

With a land area of 932 square kilometers, Tagaytay is 55 kilometers away from Manila. Once a barangay of Silang town in Cavite province, Tagaytay is currently a city with a population 61,623. It has become popular for businessmen, high government officials and entertainment personalities to build a second home in Tagaytay.

Leaving Makati at about 10:30 a.m., we decided to take the Alabang-Sta. Rosa route. Traffic, however, slowed us down when we reached the road junction at Sta. Rosa, Laguna because of many private vehicles all en route to Tagaytay.

It was almost 12 noon, and we decided to stop for lunch just before the city boundary when we saw Ming’s Garden Center, a restaurant in the middle of a big garden of ornamental plants and trees.

To our pleasant surprise, the place is owned by an Ilongga — no less than former First Lady Ming Ramos! There is a big dining hall in the garden near the main entrance adjoining the parking lot. They serve Ilocano and Ilonggo specialties. Their pinakbet was simply very good.

Ming’s is a large garden that offers many kinds of plants in pots or for re-planting. We asked the waiter who is an Ilonggo from Cabatuan town if former President Fidel V. Ramos and Ming would come to the garden.

He told us that Mrs. Ramos would usually drop by in the afternoon to inspect her garden and talk with her plants, sometimes with the former President coming along, too.

We read a coffee table book “Simply Ming” while waiting for lunch to be served. We found out that it was a biography of the former First Lady.

Above all, we were pleased to know that she is a lover of environment by the hobby she has pursued even after retirement. We remember her campaign for the Pasig River when she was in Malacañang, and also her work of having improved the La Paz public plaza in Iloilo, where the First Lady, a Martinez , originally came from.

Turning right, downward the ridge, we drove as far as the Philippine Cut Flower Gardens, a high-walled flower plantation in Brgy. Buck Estate. Farther downhill, we were told, was already the town of Alfonso, Cavite.

There was also the Sonya’s, a bed and breakfast cottage hotel in the barangay in the midst of many trees, with massage and foot spa service to boot. With a crowded parking lot because of many visitors, we can see that it must be having good business. It was expanding with a new building under construction adjoining the parking lot to the West.

In the afternoon, on our way back, we stopped to take merienda at the Pamana, a three-level building with a viewing deck to enjoy a good last view of a serene Taal lake and volcano at the center. The establishment is owned by one of the Ongpauco children of Barrio Fiesta fame.

We noted very significant economic growth in Tagaytay since our last visit. More flower and ornamental plant gardens, new buildings at the ridge under construction, and new housing subdivisions, all give a feeling of moving progress.

We are currently thinking of Bucari in Leon, Iloilo, which has about the same distance from Iloilo City as Tagaytay is to Metro Manila, and may be just as cold in the summertime as Baguio City of Mountain Province. If we need a good tourism project, the development of the Leon-Bucari road can be it for Iloilo to become a natural attraction for tourists to increase visits to our area. (For comments or reactions, please e-mail jnoveracompany@yahoo.com/PN)

kanami tani kung tagaan sang importansya.

bugtaw taga gobyerno probensyal

yap dako gid n tani iya potential as tourist heaven last year nag scout kami to lot tani para sa in-laws ko nga indi taga diri galing daw na suya sya sa road network ang gin lantaw namon ang sa piyak nga property iya sang mga que sang iloilo supermart
yes. very nice aetile. Hopefully, they'll further develop Bucari into a full-pledged tourist spot in the country. And I hope our provincial government and local government of Leon will fast track the development of roads leading to the area.:banana::banana::banana:

ChenG7

December 6th, 2010, 06:42 AM

welcome @cheng7 sa aton cyber tambayan

thank you man zynet.. ga enjoy gid ko pirme everytime mabasa ko ang blog nyu.... damu gid ko nbal-an about sa Iloilo.

ChenG7

December 6th, 2010, 07:21 AM

isa sa mga benifits namun as a callcenter agents is ang free hospitalization if ever ma hospital kami.... cnu man abi ang indi manami-an?? sick leave with pay,, got to rest for like 3-5 days sa hospital dependi sa imu nga sakit... the medicines are being paid of our insurance company as long as it was taken from the hospitals pharmacy... syempre dapat sa accredited ka nga hospital mapa admit...IMH, st.pauls, saviour,, each of us got 100k nga insurance every year kong ma hospital,, take note 100k taga sakit,, i mean for example na ospital ko last month due to dengue, i will be given 100k,, then kong this month naman pneumonia, another 100k.. the only thing nga indi ma cover sang insurance is ang medicine na gin bakal outside, kag kong mag gwa kna sa hospital syempre may mga take home medicine,, but thankful gid kami kay pwede mpa reimburse.... biskan gni vitamins pwede ma reimburse as long as u have the receipt lang... free dental and also reimbursement man sang eyegalsses if ga suksuk ka eh...

nadumduman ko last july sang na hospital ko due to CAP (community acquired Pneumonia) and Acute sinusitis, i was hospitalized for 3 days and 2 nights.... i was admitted sa IMH, semi-suite... 2,050php per night ang room,, with TV... pag check out ko i only paid 165pesos.. excess sa room kay and covered sang insurance 1,995php.. so every day may excess ko nga 55php... ti daw ka bongga kay after that may rest pa gid ko dayun na another 3 days,,, i was paid for that.. may sick leave man mo...

But last week we received a bad news about these benifits that we have... our TL, had a meeting with the HCD/HR... they were told na if ma hospital,, indi na daw ma cover tanan... i mean.. starting january 01, 2011.. kong ma hospital kmi dapat gid kami mag bayad 2,000 plus ang excess sa room nga ang ma cover sang insurance around like mga 1500-1900 lang... ti cmu b nami man na??? na feel gru nila na damu na naga pa hospital nga mga agents.. hahaha... daw ka saja lang mag muni... cgeha nyu.. patya nyu gid kmi....

habagatcentral1

December 6th, 2010, 07:32 AM

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 07:32 AM

Excited for latest developments.

Btw, LandBank Jaro is going to construct their own building in a government-owned lot near their present site so I guess, it's gonna be in front of the Jaro Police Station.

Ang HH is, the lot is free provided they are going to build a building for the Jaro Fire Station and renovate (siguro) the Jaro PNP buliding.
that's a good deal for LandBank and PNP Jaro. Sayng ina dira building nila. If ma-renovate ina sing maayo, it's another iconic building restored na naman sa Jaro.:cheers::cheers:

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 07:38 AM

I was thinking, the next convention...maybe we can have it held at the front of Miag-ao Church? Hehe! When we went to the church, the facade was full of chairs...they'll be having an activity...the jubilee of ordination of a priest in Miagao. Naging convention center ang harapan ng Miagao Church, hehe! :D

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very nice. Looks grand. :banana::banana::banana:

well let's cross our fingers... importante, we are seeing developments. basi next year, may rendering na. hehehe. :cheers:
dira gid ko sa imo. Looking for every development happening in the city and province of Iloilo. At least, mabatyagan na gid man subong nga nagahulag ang Iloilo. Businesses and investments are found in every corner -- amo gid ina ang importante. :cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers:

SUNSET AT VILLA BEACH
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beautiful sunset at Villa Beach. :banana::banana:

ChenG7

December 6th, 2010, 07:40 AM

^^ Hmmm...your not alone. The employers blame the rising cost of hospitalization coming from the employees...and some of them are guilty of malingering. Others think that its a cost-cutting measure to gain profits. May I ask, what's your health HMO please?

-->> haaayzz... kay ang mga doctor man mismo ang gpang kwarta man... iban gni simple fever lang or influenza.. pa hospital dayun ang hambal sang doctor.. maxicare,,,

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 07:45 AM

ROMMEL YNION: FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE
GOOD news to all members of the Fourth Estate in Iloilo!
SUCCESSFUL young businessman and philanthropist Rommel Ynion, who is now in Moscow for important business engagements, sent us the following text message:
“I am setting up a foundation to help all Iloilo mediamen. Will give them health and accident insurance and scholarships for their children. This will be done ASAP. You can announce this already in Lapsus.”
As our brother in profession, Rommel has a heart that bleeds for many members of the press who still belong to the hoi polloi sector on account of economic hardships.
The guy has plenty of milk of human kindness.
This is the first time that a man with great riches in our midst does not know how to eat alone. He wants others to partake of the fruits of his hard labor.
As Aesop said, “He who eats alone fights alone.”
good news for our Ilonggos mediamen and of course, good news for Iloilo, too as a whole. I hope Mr Ynion will bring more investments in Iloilo City and Province. :banana::banana::banana:

STL FATE KNOWN
GOV. Art Defensor Sr. and Vice Gov. Richard Garin, on separate interviews, have eloquently pronounced that the Provincial Board has approved the STL operation in Iloilo after noting the presence of social acceptance from various sectors of the society.
STL will generate three main benefits for the public:
1) Will give income to LGUs for their social and civic functions to the public
2) Will give job opportunities to many jobless people, and
3) Will eliminate illegal numbers game.
Gambling is part of human activities since time immemorial.
Right in Vatican City, or in all places on earth, gambling — in any form for that matter — is in vogue. Let us not be hypocrite.
:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
so okay na kay Gov ang STL? :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: How about ang casino, ma-okay man ayhan ang probinsiya, ekkaso may mag-invest casino sa Iloilo? Btw, sin-o ang tourism officer sang province subong? Si Mr Marin man guihapon?

habagatcentral1

December 6th, 2010, 07:48 AM

-->> haaayzz... kay ang mga doctor man mismo ang gpang kwarta man... iban gni simple fever lang or influenza.. pa hospital dayun ang hambal sang doctor.. maxicare,,,

Curious case of loopholes. You have to ask HR why. Anyway, we're getting OT (out of topic) here but I hope that'll be resolved right away./

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 07:55 AM

i don't really know how AYALA LAND reacted sa bidding sng Old Airport kay, if my memory serves me right, indi man guid dako ang ila bid compare sa other investors such as SM and Robinson's and FILINVEST as well...kay nami guid man mag-develop ang AYALA in terms of Business Parks such as in Makati and Cebu....well ang Megaworld will not just put up buildings there just for nothing, i mean ang ila nga developments di sa Metro Manila mau man and daw wla lng sa Pilipinas....i would want AYALA to develop na lng ang other Tows nga ara sa Metro Iloilo-Guimaras....and to think na pwede pa madevelop sang Ayala ang beach sa Guimaras pwo not loosing its natural beauty such as in NUVALI in Sta. Rosa, Laguna....pwede man madevelop sang Ayala ang Old Business district to revitalize it if wla pa sang Investor pra i-develop ang Old CBD dra sa City Proper...but we all want the best for OUR CITY, OUR PRIDE!(my city, my pride)...hehe
I rather have Ayala build their own CBD outside the city ie Oton, Sta Barbara towns. Damo pa duta sa Iloilo nga puwede i-develop. And with Ayala, anywhere man ang ila development, sundon gid ina sang tawo due to their quality developments. Maybe it's high time for them to look beyond the city. The city is not the lifeblood of Ilonggo economy alone, the towns of the province are slowly rising by now -- although the city remains the biggest business hub of the region and one of the arterial exchanges and linkages across the country.

Pototan light post at the plaza

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grabe trumpeta sang anghel sa Pototan ba? :lol::lol::lol::lol:
Ayos ah. Few more days to go to the opening of Pototan's IWAG Festival of Lights. Damo naman ni pics diri and sa Facebook ang makita naton. :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 07:58 AM

WELCOME TO SSC-ILOILO LUCKYLADY AND CHENG!

JUST KEEP ON POSTING!

THANKS FOR ALL THE UPDATES GUYS!

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 07:58 AM

post ko lang di mga pre from IT and BPO Thread...
thanks for the info, steady. I hope they'll start the constructions soon. :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana: Also, kabay pa nga ang mga buildings nga ini, European-influenced architecture siya, just like the previous renders of Megaworld development.:cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers:

bulabog jalaur

December 6th, 2010, 07:58 AM

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 08:04 AM

^^^^^^
Padayon gid tuod sa pag-uswag!!!
:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:
Hala Bira ILOILO !!!
:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 08:08 AM

^^
Definitely agree! Looking for more residential and commercial developments in Iloilo City esp mid-high rise condos. :D
maayo man ni kay apart from subdivisions, daw medyo naga-move naman ang condo developments sa ciudad. We'll see in next few months kung ano pa gid ang further development sa condos sa Iloilo.

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 08:09 AM

padayon ang pag-open sang mga stores and boutiques sa Iloilo malls. :banana::banana::banana::banana:

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 08:10 AM

^^^^ dira gid ko iya kay Tyo Tagoy. The Clash of the Titans gid ang matabo sa business community sang Iloilo. :banana::banana::banana::banana:

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 08:12 AM

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 08:12 AM

nice one tyo tags nice one daw kfc ads ba.haha..

^^^^ dira gid ko iya kay Tyo Tagoy. The Clash of the Titans gid ang matabo sa business community sang Iloilo. :banana::banana::banana::banana:

Parte sa mga ano na mga pre? daw waay ko ya ka talupangud sina haw?

ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 08:38 AM

ano na da ang white Ken, dugang nga dalan da sa sulod?

huo pre..amoh na ang nasiplatan namun nga isa sa mga ginaobra da sa sulod.. ang mga alagyan gd gina una da nila... actually daw medyo laba na ang naobra nila sa sulod..

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 10:39 AM

grabe gdman ubrahanay sa MW nka kotkot cla sang vintage bomb kag mga bala.

kadamo sbong gasoline station gna ubra sa palibot sang syudad kutob gwa sang subdivisions may ara gwa. from jaro to pavia libot ko kaina. sa maliao pavia may mga backfill kag mga gna contract nga dalakto nga warehouse type

sa madurriao damo mga 2 level building gna construct sa higad dalan. daw gulpi lng nag puno ang dalan Guzman mandurriao...

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 10:52 AM

huo pre..amoh na ang nasiplatan namun nga isa sa mga ginaobra da sa sulod.. ang mga alagyan gd gina una da nila... actually daw medyo laba na ang naobra nila sa sulod..

mo ni pre?

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zynet

December 6th, 2010, 10:55 AM

mandurriao proper
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construction at guzman st.
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ChenG7

December 6th, 2010, 11:26 AM

GUYZ,,, ask lang... how can i post some pics here??? thank you in advance,,,,

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 11:30 AM

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This...

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and this...

Just makes my day!

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 11:41 AM

This...

and this...

Just makes my day!

gamay nlng pre nga tini-on may makita na kita dra ma inulhot

may ECC na cla. derecho na ina ang ila trabaho

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 11:45 AM

gamay nlng pre nga tini-on may makita na kita dra ma inulhot

may ECC na cla. derecho na ina ang ila trabaho

Amu gid pre.

Pre, ka reply ka sa request ni cheng? daw ga ngayo man to sya ayuda kung pano mag post pics.

Anyway, teh, pakot gid na ang gina himo sang MW da, ang ila diggings halin pa sang una are for the underground cables, drainage and sewerage systems and rearrangging of the streets there. Hopefully, by mid-2011, there will be actual developments there already.

Ti, pre, pwede ka request. Pwede mo ayhan ma butangan sang mga "buildings" na computer generated sa background sang first pic? lantawon ta abi kung daw anu iya tsura. Thanks gid pre!

ChenG7

December 6th, 2010, 11:48 AM

Amu gid pre.

Pre, ka reply ka sa request ni cheng? daw ga ngayo man to sya ayuda kung pano mag post pics.

baw ah.. ayuda gid ya??? ahahaha... kong gus2 nyu lang ko tudlu-an kong panu mag post pic... ti madamu gid nga salamat....
:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 11:51 AM

GUYZ,,, ask lang... how can i post some pics here??? thank you in advance,,,,

here the site miga
make ur account first
then upload ur photos

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maybe this one can help
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silky

December 6th, 2010, 11:52 AM

Phinma preparing for expansion projects next year

LISTED holding firm Phinma Corp., formerly Bacnotan Consolidated Industries, Inc., is gearing up for expansion next year, its top executive said.

Expansion and new ventures have been set for the residential property development, wind energy, and education businesses.

“Next year, we hope to do six projects simultaneously, which is the largest ever. Right now, we have only four so we have to build up our capability,” Phinma President Ramon R. del Rosario, Jr. told reporters late last week.

Phinma Properties, Inc., which develops low-cost condominium units in Metro Manila, set aside about P800 million to launch four projects this year.

As of the first quarter, Phinma Properties had built 7,041 condominium units since moving into low-cost housing projects. For next year, the firm will launch four projects in Quezon City and two in Alabang and Sucat, the first time for the company to venture into southern Metro Manila.

The property unit is banking on high demand from end-users in the economic segment.

“That is where the market remains strong. There is still a great [unmet] demand in that segment,” Mr. del Rosario said.

“From [building] 2,000 units next year, we hope to double it to 4,000 in the subsequent year,” he added.

There is an estimated housing backlog of 3.8 million nationwide, but only 200,000-250,000 units are built by the entire property sector annually.

For the power business, Phinma wants to generate “a range of 150 megawatts (MW) [of capacity] eventually all over in the Philippines, not only in Guimaras,” he said.

The holding firm wants to generate 54 MW from two wind energy projects in Guimaras province starting 2012.

“The 54 MW is firmer already. The balance will be later,” Mr. del Rosario said, adding that Phinma was still waiting for the government to set “feed-in” tariff rates, which will be higher than those for conventional power to encourage investments into renewable energy.

For its education businesses, Mr. del Rosario said: “We are hoping that two out of three [schools for potential acquisition] will take place.”

“We are looking at [acquiring a] relatively one big [school] right now in the Visayas,” he added. Moving forward, the company wants to have 50,000 to 100,000 students, higher than the current 25,000 through acquisitions and organic growth.

Subsidiaries and associates of Phinma include Atlas Holdings Corp., Union Galvasteel Corp., One Animate Ltd., Araullo University, Cagayan de Oro College, Inc., Trans-Asia Oil and Energy Development Corp., AB Capital and Investment Corp., University of Pangasinan, and University of Iloilo.

Shares in Phinma, whose profits fell by a third to P221 million in the nine months that ended September amid losses in oil exploration and animation units, were unchanged at P10.70 each on Friday.

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 11:53 AM

Amu gid pre.

Pre, ka reply ka sa request ni cheng? daw ga ngayo man to sya ayuda kung pano mag post pics.
!

ara na pre na prokorar na ako. tani maka bulig bulig man gamay..

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 11:53 AM

baw ah.. ayuda gid ya??? ahahaha... kong gus2 nyu lang ko tudlu-an kong panu mag post pic... ti madamu gid nga salamat....
:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

Huo eh. Buliganay lang ta di ah kay palareho kita tanan ilonggo. Actually, gusto ko man tani mag guide sa imo kung pano mag post pics galing kay indi ko kabalo eh.

Isa pa, daw excited man ta mag lantaw sang mga pics mo eh. :banana::banana::banana:

Since when ka pa di gali naga lurk lurk amiga?
Mangkot lang ko ah. :lol:

ChenG7

December 6th, 2010, 11:54 AM

thank you soo much zynet.... mwah mwah mwah....

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 11:54 AM

ara na pre na prokorar na ako. tani maka bulig bulig man gamay..

Salamat gid pre.

Teh, let's just sit backs ang relak and wait for cheng's pics, hehehehe...

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 11:55 AM

thank you soo much zynet.... mwah mwah mwah....

Abaw pre zynet, ti, tatlo gid ya imo kiss? ga-i ta da bi isa, haha! :lol::lol::lol:

Pati ah, joke lang.

silky

December 6th, 2010, 11:55 AM

PAGASA weather station to be established in Guimbal

ILOILO CITY, Dec. 6 (PNA) – A new Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) weather station will be established in the port area of the municipality of Guimbal next year.

Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Regional Dir. Owen Gelonga said the weather station to be built would be a permanent one as the lot was offered by the Municipal Government of Guimbal.

Gelonga said it would serve as a maritime monitoring station.

The PAGASA weather station is currently holding a temporary office in Mandurriao in this city.

Under its modernization program, the PAGASA equipment will be upgraded equipped with automatic weather monitoring gadgets.

Such gadgets would provide the public fast and accurate updates on the weather conditions.

silky

December 6th, 2010, 11:56 AM

City public high school wins national values education award

ILOILO CITY, Dec. 6 (PNA) – A public secondary school here bested all other high schools in the country in terms of implementing values education in the academe.

La Paz National High School (LPNHS) became the recipient of this year’s “Most Outstanding Implementor of Values Education” award given by the Pambansang Samahan Para sa Edukasyong Pagpapahalaga (PSEP) during its awarding rites recently at the Waterfront Hotel in Davao City.

The school received a plaque of recognition from the organizers.

PSEP is a non-stock, non-profit, non-partisan and non-sectarian organization, committed to uphold and strengthen values education program and to evaluate their impact on the country’s development.

Mayor Jed Patrick E. Mabilog honored LPNHS with a Mayor’s Citation for its highly commendable performance.

“Such exemplary accomplishment attests to the high sense of professionalism and noble dedication of our educators, giving an outstanding testimony that indeed, the state’s investment to public education is not a lost cause after all,” he said.

The accolade and recognition are truly the mark of noteworthy inspiration which every public servant and government functionary must always aim to achieve, Mabilog added.

“We are building our students’ characters and strengthening their morals through values education,” Mabilog said.

Last year, Iloilo City National High School in Molo district also won the same award from PSEP for their outstanding school-based values education program.

LPNHS Principal Judith Benjamin received the citation from the mayor during Monday’s flag raising ceremony at the City Hall.

She said they are doing their best to implement values education because it is one way of reforming their students to be better citizens.

Aside from their newest recognition from PSEP, LPNHS also placed fifth out of 54 national high schools in a countrywide poster making contest; 1st runner-up in the 2nd National Science and Technology Fair by the Development Academy of the Philippines; and finalist in the national “Brigada Eskwela” of the Department of Education

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 11:56 AM

ChenG7

December 6th, 2010, 11:58 AM

Huo eh. Buliganay lang ta di ah kay palareho kita tanan ilonggo. Actually, gusto ko man tani mag guide sa imo kung pano mag post pics galing kay indi ko kabalo eh.

Isa pa, daw excited man ta mag lantaw sang mga pics mo eh. :banana::banana::banana:

Since when ka pa di gali naga lurk lurk amiga?
Mangkot lang ko ah. :lol:

hmmm.. basta thread 101 naku nka start spy spy dri... bago lang ko gling nag pa register... syempre ga spy spy danay before mag sawsaw.... :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

mang post ko mga pics.. pero indi nami gid parehu kay nong hawili... opzzz... nong gid ya??? :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 11:59 AM

Abaw pre zynet, ti, tatlo gid ya imo kiss? ga-i ta da bi isa, haha! :lol::lol::lol:

Pati ah, joke lang.

isa lng akon pre, partidahon ta lang nabilin sa mga kaberks, hehehehe

tyoy, true, lew.. turotung-on ta lang ni hahahahaha: joke :jk:bash::bash::bash::bash::bash:

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 12:00 PM

Phinma preparing for expansion projects next year

LISTED holding firm Phinma Corp., formerly Bacnotan Consolidated Industries, Inc., is gearing up for expansion next year, its top executive said.

Expansion and new ventures have been set for the residential property development, wind energy, and education businesses.

“Next year, we hope to do six projects simultaneously, which is the largest ever. Right now, we have only four so we have to build up our capability,” Phinma President Ramon R. del Rosario, Jr. told reporters late last week.

Phinma Properties, Inc., which develops low-cost condominium units in Metro Manila, set aside about P800 million to launch four projects this year.

As of the first quarter, Phinma Properties had built 7,041 condominium units since moving into low-cost housing projects. For next year, the firm will launch four projects in Quezon City and two in Alabang and Sucat, the first time for the company to venture into southern Metro Manila.

The property unit is banking on high demand from end-users in the economic segment.

“That is where the market remains strong. There is still a great [unmet] demand in that segment,” Mr. del Rosario said.

“From 2,000 units next year, we hope to double it to 4,000 in the subsequent year,” he added.

There is an estimated housing backlog of 3.8 million nationwide, but only 200,000-250,000 units are built by the entire property sector annually.

For the power business, Phinma wants to generate “a range of 150 megawatts (MW) [of capacity] eventually all over in the Philippines, not only in Guimaras,” he said.

[B]The holding firm wants to generate 54 MW from two wind energy projects in Guimaras province starting 2012.

“The 54 MW is firmer already. The balance will be later,” Mr. del Rosario said, adding that Phinma was still waiting for the government to set “feed-in” tariff rates, which will be higher than those for conventional power to encourage investments into renewable energy.

For its education businesses, Mr. del Rosario said: “We are hoping that two out of three [schools for potential acquisition] will take place.”

“We are looking at [acquiring a] relatively one big [school] right now in the Visayas,” he added. Moving forward, the company wants to have 50,000 to 100,000 students, higher than the current 25,000 through acquisitions and organic growth.

Subsidiaries and associates of Phinma include Atlas Holdings Corp., Union Galvasteel Corp., One Animate Ltd., Araullo University, Cagayan de Oro College, Inc., Trans-Asia Oil and Energy Development Corp., AB Capital and Investment Corp., University of Pangasinan, and University of Iloilo.

Shares in Phinma, whose profits fell by a third to P221 million in the nine months that ended September amid losses in oil exploration and animation units, were unchanged at P10.70 each on Friday.

Baw, ti, additional powerplant na naman? Baskog! :banana:

PAGASA weather station to be established in Guimbal

ILOILO CITY, Dec. 6 (PNA) – A new Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) weather station will be established in the port area of the municipality of Guimbal next year.

Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Regional Dir. Owen Gelonga said the weather station to be built would be a permanent one as the lot was offered by the Municipal Government of Guimbal.

Gelonga said it would serve as a maritime monitoring station.

The PAGASA weather station is currently holding a temporary office in Mandurriao in this city.

Under its modernization program, the PAGASA equipment will be upgraded equipped with automatic weather monitoring gadgets.

Such gadgets would provide the public fast and accurate updates on the weather conditions.

Balbal Guimbal!

Baskog gid ya sang mga pasabog ni silky, ga lupok eh! haha!

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 12:02 PM

^^ may condo pa gani pre

ChenG7

December 6th, 2010, 12:03 PM

Abaw pre zynet, ti, tatlo gid ya imo kiss? ga-i ta da bi isa, haha! :lol::lol::lol:

Pati ah, joke lang.

ay abaw... nahisa ka?? wla mku tudlu-an mo kondi wla ka kiss... bleh bleh bleh...

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 12:03 PM

isa lng akon pre, partidahon ta lang nabilin sa mga kaberks, hehehehe

tyoy, true, lew.. turotung-on ta lang ni hahahahaha: joke :jk:bash::bash::bash::bash::bash:

Ok ah. Ti, sano ko mga kwa sa imo pre ang akon na kiss? ('chos!) :lol::lol::lol:

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 12:04 PM

ay abaw... nahisa ka?? wla mku tudlu-an mo kondi wla ka kiss... bleh bleh bleh...

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

Waay man na kaso miga kay hatagan man ako ni zynet sang kiss ah! haha! (Ching!) :lol::lol::lol:

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 12:05 PM

^^ pa deliver ko pre hehehehe

pasayod anay PDI big x-mas tree
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silky

December 6th, 2010, 12:05 PM

DOH 6 bestows recognition to health program partners

Iloilo (PIA6)---Over 100 government, Non-government and private organizations and media institutions in Western Visayas have been given citations and awards for their support and commitment to the government’s health programs and projects.
“This is our way of showing our gratitude to these stakeholders who through the years had been supporting us in our different efforts, advocacies and delivering services to the people,” Director Ariel I. Valencia of the Department of Health, Region 6 said in a PIA interview.
As to the Local Government Executives, Director Valencia said that the devolution of health services and facilities has allowed the Local Government executives and personnel display resourcesfulness and originality in management of the health care system in their respective communities.
The DOH has given citations to the following health programs: Healthy Places; ZOutstatnding Barangay Health Workers; Tope Performers of the Rabies control program; Red Orchid; Renal Disease Control Program; Barangay with Best Sanitation Practices; Disaster Risk Management; Most Functional, and Most Improved Provincial Provincial Epidemiology Surveillance Units and Tri-Media and Private partners.
For Healthy Places, the following were cited: Healthy Eating Place- Aboy’s Restauirant, Bacolod City; Health Workplace- Philippine Foremost Milling Corp; Highly Urbanized Provincial Category- Healthy Workplace (Hall of Fame Awardee)- Coca-Cola Bottlers Inc., Kanlaon Plant, Bago City Nedros occ.; Healthy Eating Place (Hall of Fame Awardee)- Terrace Garden Restaurant, Cadiz City, Negros Occ.; Healthy Bus Station- SagayCity Bus Station; Healthy Hospital- Teresita nLopez Jalandoni Provincial Hospital, Silay City, Negors Occ.
Outstanding Barangay Health Worker is Letty Arguelles of Aklan, followed by Rebecca Taton of Guiumaras and Salvacion Silva of Iloilo;
Top Performers of the Rabies Control Program: Top seven component cities- La Carlota City, Talisay City Himamaylan City, Cadiz City and Himamaylan in Negros Occ. And Roxas City in Capiz; Top 3 provinces- Capiz, Iloilo and Negros Occ; Best Performing Municipalities in Dog Vaccination are: Libertad, Antique; Pres. Roxas and Tapaz in Capiz; Nueva Valencia, Guimaras, for Iloilo-Cabatuan, Dumangas, San Joaquin, Dingle; and for Negros Occ-Don Salvador Benedicto and Calatrava; Special Awards to Highly Urbanized Cities of Iloilo and Bacolod;
Red Orchid or smoke free facilities- Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital, Bacolod City and Anilao, Iloilo LGU;
For Renal Disease Control Program- Bacolod City Health Office, Aklan Provincial Health Office and Victorias City Health Office.
Barangay with Best Sanitation Practices- Barangay Balabag, Boracay Island, Malay, Aklan; and Barangay Pis-anan, Sibalom, Antique;
Disaster Risk Management: Hospital Facility- Dr. Pablo O. Torre Memorial Hospital, Bacolod City; LGU-Province of Negros Occ.
Most Functional Provincial Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit- Capiz; and Most Improved Provincial Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit- Antique;
The Awardees for Exemplary Performance in Newborns Screening: Provincial level- Negros Occ. And Capiz; For Hospitals- Altavas District Hospital, SDt. Gabriel Hospital, Aklan Cooperative Mission Hospiotal in Aklan; Antique- Justice Calixto O. Zaldivar Memorial Hospital; Sebaste Community Hospital; Tugon Medical Clinic and Hospotal; Iloilo- Aleosan District Hospital; Ramon Tabiana Memorial District Hospital; West Visaya StateUniversity Medical Center; Don Ramon Tugbang Medical Center; Iloilo Mission Hospital; Iloilo Doctors’ Hospital; St. Paul’s Hospital-Iloilo; St. Therese MTC College Hospital; Great Savious International Hospital; AMOSUP Seamens Hospital; Capiz- Capiz Emmanuel Hospital; St. Anthony College Hospital; Negros Occ- Bago City Hospital, Binalbagan Infirmary, Cadiz District Hospital, Don Salvador Benedicto Memorial Hospital, Teresita L. Jalandoni Provincial Hospital; Ignacio Lacson Arroyo Sr. memorial District Hospital; Lorenzo D. Zayco District Hospital; Alfredo Maranon Sr. Memorial Hospital; San Carlos City Hospital; Southern Negros Doctors’ Hospital; The Doctors’ Hospital; Bacolod Adventist Medical Center; CITY/RURAL HEALTH UNITS: Iloilo-Anilao RHU; Concepcion RHU; Capiz-Roxas City Health Office; Capagao Barangya Health Station; Pres Roxas RHU; Cuarter RHU; Najus-an BHC; Dumalag RHU; Negros Occidental-MHO-Candoni; MHO-Murcia; MHO-Toboso; CHO-La Carlota; CHO-Sagay;CHO-Silay;CHO-San Carlos; CHO-Talisay;
Recognition of Tri-media and private partners: Philippine Information Agency; Philippine News Agency; Radyo Ng Bayang; DYSI-Super Radyo; RMN-Radyo Mo Nationwide; DYFM-Bombo Radyo; DYOK-Aksyon Radyo; Panay News; News Express; Daily Guardian; News Today; ABS-CBN TV 4; GMA TV 6; SM City Iloilo and Iloilo Supermart, Inc.

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 12:05 PM

hmmm.. basta thread 101 naku nka start spy spy dri... bago lang ko gling nag pa register... syempre ga spy spy danay before mag sawsaw.... :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

mang post ko mga pics.. pero indi nami gid parehu kay nong hawili... opzzz... nong gid ya??? :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

Abaw, thread 101 ka pa gali? mayo eh!

Basta pictures, okay na ina. Indi kilanlan na nami nami gid ah. MGa uhaw daan ang mga tawo di sang pics. :-D

silky

December 6th, 2010, 12:07 PM

:)tnx kaltehitze and zynet.........................:)

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 12:26 PM

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zynet

December 6th, 2010, 12:27 PM

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junnjun013

December 6th, 2010, 01:00 PM

Christmas Lights at the Capitol

(http://www.gigsilonggo.com/iloilo-provincial-capitol-christmas-lights-decors.html)

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Read my blogpost... (http://www.gigsilonggo.com/iloilo-provincial-capitol-christmas-lights-decors.html) :)

Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 01:03 PM

Madam labeth, please check your account inbox, nag reply na ako sa imo PM, thanks.

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 01:05 PM

junnjun013

December 6th, 2010, 01:12 PM

may fireworks display ang IS dri sa December 10 @jun

Gane @ 8PM...:lol: Try ko makakadto...kadto ka?? :)

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 01:24 PM

^^ hou pre, mkad2 mn ako. pasiplatanay lng ta to ahh hehehehe
kita ko poster kaina

'Tyo Tagoy'

December 6th, 2010, 01:26 PM

Tagaytay and Bucari

MAKATI City — The last time we visited Tagaytay was in 2008, so last Saturday, we took the chance to see the ridge again. At 2,100 feet above sea level, the highest point in Cavite province, it is the place to be on a sunny weekend because of its cool climate.

With a land area of 932 square kilometers, Tagaytay is 55 kilometers away from Manila. Once a barangay of Silang town in Cavite province, Tagaytay is currently a city with a population 61,623. It has become popular for businessmen, high government officials and entertainment personalities to build a second home in Tagaytay.

Leaving Makati at about 10:30 a.m., we decided to take the Alabang-Sta. Rosa route. Traffic, however, slowed us down when we reached the road junction at Sta. Rosa, Laguna because of many private vehicles all en route to Tagaytay.

It was almost 12 noon, and we decided to stop for lunch just before the city boundary when we saw Ming’s Garden Center, a restaurant in the middle of a big garden of ornamental plants and trees.

To our pleasant surprise, the place is owned by an Ilongga — no less than former First Lady Ming Ramos! There is a big dining hall in the garden near the main entrance adjoining the parking lot. They serve Ilocano and Ilonggo specialties. Their pinakbet was simply very good.

Ming’s is a large garden that offers many kinds of plants in pots or for re-planting. We asked the waiter who is an Ilonggo from Cabatuan town if former President Fidel V. Ramos and Ming would come to the garden.

He told us that Mrs. Ramos would usually drop by in the afternoon to inspect her garden and talk with her plants, sometimes with the former President coming along, too.

We read a coffee table book “Simply Ming” while waiting for lunch to be served. We found out that it was a biography of the former First Lady.

Above all, we were pleased to know that she is a lover of environment by the hobby she has pursued even after retirement. We remember her campaign for the Pasig River when she was in Malacañang, and also her work of having improved the La Paz public plaza in Iloilo, where the First Lady, a Martinez , originally came from.

Turning right, downward the ridge, we drove as far as the Philippine Cut Flower Gardens, a high-walled flower plantation in Brgy. Buck Estate. Farther downhill, we were told, was already the town of Alfonso, Cavite.

There was also the Sonya’s, a bed and breakfast cottage hotel in the barangay in the midst of many trees, with massage and foot spa service to boot. With a crowded parking lot because of many visitors, we can see that it must be having good business. It was expanding with a new building under construction adjoining the parking lot to the West.

In the afternoon, on our way back, we stopped to take merienda at the Pamana, a three-level building with a viewing deck to enjoy a good last view of a serene Taal lake and volcano at the center. The establishment is owned by one of the Ongpauco children of Barrio Fiesta fame.

We noted very significant economic growth in Tagaytay since our last visit. More flower and ornamental plant gardens, new buildings at the ridge under construction, and new housing subdivisions, all give a feeling of moving progress.

We are currently thinking of Bucari in Leon, Iloilo, which has about the same distance from Iloilo City as Tagaytay is to Metro Manila, and may be just as cold in the summertime as Baguio City of Mountain Province. If we need a good tourism project, the development of the Leon-Bucari road can be it for Iloilo to become a natural attraction for tourists to increase visits to our area. (For comments or reactions, please e-mail jnoveracompany@yahoo.com/PN)

kanami tani kung tagaan sang importansya.

bugtaw taga gobyerno probensyal

abi Gov. kag Trompa e suksuka nyo anay inyo mga antipara para mabasahan nyo ini.

say mo Gov? :lol:

say mo rin Trompa? :lol:

True,Metro,Space & Jolly "dies dies" laughing.. :lol::lol::lol:

yap dako gid n tani iya potential as tourist heaven last year nag scout kami to lot tani para sa in-laws ko nga indi taga diri galing daw na suya sya sa road network ang gin lantaw namon ang sa piyak nga property iya sang mga que sang iloilo supermart

ang lutak nga na nga dalan sang Bucari pre nami na e haplak sa guya ni Syjuco... :lol::bash:

NAH! kay guin baligya nyo BOTO nyo kundi kamo man gyapon ga suffer.

kung maayo lang ang Congressman da, dugay na ina nagka tourist attraction. te damo tani mabuligan sa ila pangabuhi...

"TOURIST means INCOME"

I rather have Ayala build their own CBD outside the city ie Oton, Sta Barbara towns. Damo pa duta sa Iloilo nga puwede i-develop. And with Ayala, anywhere man ang ila development, sundon gid ina sang tawo due to their quality developments. Maybe it's high time for them to look beyond the city. The city is not the lifeblood of Ilonggo economy alone, the towns of the province are slowly rising by now -- although the city remains the biggest business hub of the region and one of the arterial exchanges and linkages across the country.

grabe trumpeta sang anghel sa Pototan ba? :lol::lol::lol::lol:
Ayos ah. Few more days to go to the opening of Pototan's IWAG Festival of Lights. Damo naman ni pics diri and sa Facebook ang makita naton. :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

aw ah! abi ko si kwan! si kwan guid man nah?:lol::bash:

mo ni pre?

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Idol! mayu ka guid ya mang edit. "One shot, One kill" hehe!:lol:

isa lng akon pre, partidahon ta lang nabilin sa mga kaberks, hehehehe

tyoy, true, lew.. turotung-on ta lang ni hahahahaha: joke :jk:bash::bash::bash::bash::bash:

mahahaaaayyy!:lol:

Baw, ti, additional powerplant na naman? Baskog! :banana:

Balbal Guimbal!

Baskog gid ya sang mga pasabog ni silky, ga lupok eh! haha!

gwapo pre ah! dumduman ko ang paspas Guimaras bah. haha!:lol:

^^ may condo pa gani pre

sa diin na pre?

'Tyo Tagoy'

December 6th, 2010, 01:28 PM

Iloilo City College groundbreaking set Wednesday

ILOILO CITY, Dec. 6 (PNA) -- The groundbreaking of the P25-million, three-story Iloilo City Community College will be held at its 869-square-meter site in San Pedro, Molo on Wednesday.

Its construction is expected to be completed in time for the opening of classes in June next year.

Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog said the family of Ilonggo business tycoon Edgar “Injap” Sia II, head of Injap Foundation Inc., and Senator Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. will grace the groundbreaking rites as guests of honor.

Mabilog added that he also invited Ilocos Norte Rep. Imelda R. Marcos to attend, although she has yet to confirm.

Sia, chairman and CEO of Mang Inasal Philippines and Injap Investments, committed for the construction of 30- to 35-classroom facility equipped with a computer lab, cafeteria and a school administration office.

The City College will be built and donated by Sia to the city government.

“Our dream of a city community college is coming into reality. This is very good news and we are happy for the construction of a new building complete with facilities and fixtures. We are very thankful to Mr. Sia for his legacy to the city,” Mabilog said.

The mayor added the City Hall allocated a P2-million budget for scholarships and will implement a ladderized program of courses for the poor but deserving students.

He said they will sit down with the Commission on Higher Education to discuss the courses to be offered as well as finalize the school faculty. (PNA)
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'Tyo Tagoy'

December 6th, 2010, 01:36 PM

nice one tyo tags nice one daw kfc ads ba.haha..

pang advertise lang ko gali pre? hehe!:lol: kung baga paaman. :lol:

kung sa Super pa sa Ten pesos mo pwede kna ka kuot. haha!:lol::bash:

^^^^ dira gid ko iya kay Tyo Tagoy. The Clash of the Titans gid ang matabo sa business community sang Iloilo. :banana::banana::banana::banana:

hehe! sadya guid ni bakbakanay.

nagadamo nman POWER RANGERS ta ah.

like - Injap,Florete,Ynion,Uygongcos,Tiu,Go,Que etc....

Parte sa mga ano na mga pre? daw waay ko ya ka talupangud sina haw?

wala pre ah. daw drama lang ini sang Tuyang Ermitanya bla. :lol::bash:

ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 01:37 PM

may fireworks display ang IS dri sa December 10 @jun

Gane @ 8PM...:lol: Try ko makakadto...kadto ka?? :)

^^ hou pre, mkad2 mn ako. pasiplatanay lng ta to ahh hehehehe
kita ko poster kaina

din na man? basi makakadto man kami..hehehe..
subong naman ya opening ka lights ka cpu..ga linopok nadi sagwa bintana hu... grabe naman traffic, mabatyagan halin sa jaro plaza pati tabuk suba dalasa..:lol:

Hawili Hurom

December 6th, 2010, 01:44 PM

ON THIS SITE WILL RISE THE NEW ILOILO CITY HALL BUILDING
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ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 01:45 PM

mo ni pre?

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amoh na xa pre.. kita moh ang bag-o nga 2 lanes nga dalan da? daw utod pa lang kay cge man gyapn ila obra...

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 01:45 PM

^^ pasensya gd sa gd cla sa traffic pre anhon ta na kay damo ga celebration?
sa disembre a dies pre, sa ugsaran sa kapelyo probensyal

ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 01:46 PM

ON THIS SITE WILL RISE THE NEW ILOILO CITY HALL BUILDING
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:lol: dumduman ko pa ni sang una.. wala pa ang mga piryahan? :lol:

ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 01:47 PM

^^ pasensya gd sa gd cla sa traffic pre anhon ta na kay damo ga celebration?
sa disembre a dies pre, sa ugsaran sa kapelyo probensyal

bale friday na..pwede gd.. ndi lang ko kapagab-i kay may obra..

zynet

December 6th, 2010, 01:48 PM

amoh na xa pre.. kita moh ang bag-o nga 2 lanes nga dalan da? daw utod pa lang kay cge man gyapn ila obra...

na tika ko kaina sa old terminal bla damo to cla PVC pipes nga dalagko kag mga RC culvert hakot nla. tama gdmn cla ka busy da. balita gni kaina nga damo cla na kotkotan nga mga vintage bomb kag ammunition.

ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 01:49 PM

na tika ko kaina sa old terminal bla damo to cla PVC pipes nga dalagko kag mga RC culvert hakot nla. tama gdmn cla ka busy da. balita gni kaina nga damo cla na kotkotan nga mga vintage bomb kag ammunition.

tsk..tsk... delikado ba.. nag stopover kagd sa may terminal? wala ka gin sita?

Haldir07

December 6th, 2010, 01:56 PM

If Seafdec is for Tigbauan and UP is for Miagao,, Pagasa station is for Guimbal, wakekeke :cheers:

PAGASA weather station to be established in Guimbal

ILOILO CITY, Dec. 6 (PNA) – A new Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) weather station will be established in the port area of the municipality of Guimbal next year.

Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Regional Dir. Owen Gelonga said the weather station to be built would be a permanent one as the lot was offered by the Municipal Government of Guimbal.

Gelonga said it would serve as a maritime monitoring station.

The PAGASA weather station is currently holding a temporary office in Mandurriao in this city.

Under its modernization program, the PAGASA equipment will be upgraded equipped with automatic weather monitoring gadgets.

Such gadgets would provide the public fast and accurate updates on the weather conditions.

more power sources for WV :cheers:

Phinma preparing for expansion projects next year

LISTED holding firm Phinma Corp., formerly Bacnotan Consolidated Industries, Inc., is gearing up for expansion next year, its top executive said.

Expansion and new ventures have been set for the residential property development, wind energy, and education businesses.

“Next year, we hope to do six projects simultaneously, which is the largest ever. Right now, we have only four so we have to build up our capability,” Phinma President Ramon R. del Rosario, Jr. told reporters late last week.

Phinma Properties, Inc., which develops low-cost condominium units in Metro Manila, set aside about P800 million to launch four projects this year.

As of the first quarter, Phinma Properties had built 7,041 condominium units since moving into low-cost housing projects. For next year, the firm will launch four projects in Quezon City and two in Alabang and Sucat, the first time for the company to venture into southern Metro Manila.

The property unit is banking on high demand from end-users in the economic segment.

“That is where the market remains strong. There is still a great [unmet] demand in that segment,” Mr. del Rosario said.

“From 2,000 units next year, we hope to double it to 4,000 in the subsequent year,” he added.

There is an estimated housing backlog of 3.8 million nationwide, but only 200,000-250,000 units are built by the entire property sector annually.

[B]For the power business, Phinma wants to generate “a range of 150 megawatts (MW) [of capacity] eventually all over in the Philippines, not only in Guimaras,” he said.

The holding firm wants to generate 54 MW from two wind energy projects in Guimaras province starting 2012.

“The 54 MW is firmer already. The balance will be later,” Mr. del Rosario said, adding that Phinma was still waiting for the government to set “feed-in” tariff rates, which will be higher than those for conventional power to encourage investments into renewable energy.

Subsidiaries and associates of Phinma include Atlas Holdings Corp., Union Galvasteel Corp., One Animate Ltd., Araullo University, Cagayan de Oro College, Inc., Trans-Asia Oil and Energy Development Corp., AB Capital and Investment Corp., University of Pangasinan, and University of Iloilo.

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By null (http://profile.imageshack.us/user/null) at 2010-12-06

naka-ready na road networks sa Kapideco area,, investors nlng ginahulat :cheers:

nightvisible

December 6th, 2010, 02:05 PM

mayong gab-i lang ciudad kag probinsya sang iloilo. baw dapit na matapos ang thread, rako guid development sang ciudad kg probinsya .......

Padayon iloilo, sa pag uswag................., madamo guid nga salamat sa mga picture and more development to come to our city.........

ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 02:17 PM

Lapit nalng matapus ang Thread.. ma promote ko danay liwat para Serbisyo Publiko

Rock Ed ILOILO -Rock The Riles YR3
-Dec11,2010(Sat) -6PM
- Lanai Bar & Grill (front of Caltex) Tabuc Suba, Jaro, Iloilo City
- FREE ENTRANCE

(kung may mga libro, shirts, or kung ano pada nga wala na ginagamit nga para sa mga kabataan - pwede nyo ina mabulig :))

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Kaltehitze

December 6th, 2010, 02:19 PM

If Seafdec is for Tigbauan and UP is for Miagao,, Pagasa station is for Guimbal, wakekeke :cheers:

Sakto ka gid da pre!

Haldir07

December 6th, 2010, 02:33 PM

sa mga members da nga ara sa gwa,, ga-accept man si ken dollar, won, pound, dinar, etc.. hehehe :):):)

Lapit nalng matapus ang Thread.. ma promote ko danay liwat para Serbisyo Publiko

Rock Ed ILOILO -Rock The Riles YR3
-Dec11,2010(Sat) -6PM
- Lanai Bar & Grill (front of Caltex) Tabuc Suba, Jaro, Iloilo City
- FREE ENTRANCE

(kung may mga libro, shirts, or kung ano pada nga wala na ginagamit nga para sa mga kabataan - pwede nyo ina mabulig :))

ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 02:45 PM

sa mga members da nga ara sa gwa,, ga-accept man si ken dollar, won, pound, dinar, etc.. hehehe :):):)

actually pre may dwa na ka upod ta nga ara sagwa ang naghatag na sang bulig..plan to namun ni zynet and bonakid panghatag before xmas.. makwa ta mascot sang buyog pre para madugangan ang ila sadya..bata eh..

Haldir07

December 6th, 2010, 02:57 PM

actually pre may dwa na ka upod ta nga ara sagwa ang naghatag na sang bulig..plan to namun ni zynet and bonakid panghatag before xmas.. makwa ta mascot sang buyog pre para madugangan ang ila sadya..bata eh..

salamat sa mga nagpadala :) ... kag sa mga nag-organize, :applause::applause:

open pa for more contributions, donations, etc..

ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 03:03 PM

salamat sa mga nagpadala :) ... kag sa mga nag-organize, :applause::applause:

open pa for more contributions, donations, etc..

thanks @irong-irong (Ronie) and @impresario (JC) :cheers:
naka talked na kami ni @zynet ang tentative date would be Dec. 22.. ang lugar nalang.... suggest2x

yeinjee

December 6th, 2010, 03:06 PM

ay abaw... nahisa ka?? wla mku tudlu-an mo kondi wla ka kiss... bleh bleh bleh...

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

hi gurl! :wave:

welcome to ssc-iloilo. :)

Haldir07

December 6th, 2010, 03:10 PM

found this at Davao thread

25 THINGS TO DO IN THE PHILIPPINES …

By Jill Lejano
Philippine Daily InquirerDateFirst Posted 22:05:00 12/04/2010
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… before fantasizing about exploring other countries
1. Go white water rafting in Cagayan de Oro.

2. Visit Batanes.

3. See Mt. Mayon up close.

4. Swim with the whale sharks in Donsol.

5. Climb Mt. Pulag and be awed by its sea of clouds.

6. Dive, swim and explore Palawan’s underground river.

7. Hike and let the view of Mt. Pinatubo crater take your breath away.

8. Party in your bikini in Boracay.

9. Surf’s up! Choose your wave—La Union, Zambales or Real, Quezon.

10. Missed out on the pristine beauty of Boracay 15 years ago? Visit Malapascua, Cebu.

11. Dive and see the rich marine life of Anilao, Batangas.

12. Travel back in time—go to Vigan.

13. Let Bohol wow you with its many offerings—the Chocolate Hills, the tarsier, the Loboc River Cruise, old churches and the beach.

14. Go high! Drive to the Mountain Province of Sagada. Check out the caves, the hanging coffins and enjoy the laidback lifestyle.

15. Grab a Viaje del Sol map, visit Ugu Binyan’s pottery studio, eat at Kusina Salud and unwind at Casa San Pablo.

16. Spend an entire week up north. Take a road trip from Manila to Vigan, Ilocos, Cagayan Valley, Aparri and Isabela!

17. Try wakeboarding in Camsur.

18. Check out Malate, Old Manila and all their secret spots.

19. There are many reasons to love Davao. Kublai’s artworks, its proximity to the beach, the tasty pastil and juicy suha. And did I mention that it’s a smoke-free city?

20. Spend a weekend roughing it in Anawangin and Capones in Zambales.

21. Check out our colorful fiestas and document them with your camera. Ati-atihan, Dinagyang, Masskara, Sinulog, Higantes, Panagbenga and more.

22. Pick your own strawberries at the Strawberry Fields in La Trinidad, Benguet.

23. Go to Pampanga for sisig.

24. If it’s too hot in Manila, grab a few friends and take a quick trip to Tagaytay.

25. Enjoy a food trip in Iloilo. You’ll never go hungry in this city.

forget your diet when you're in Iloilo :cheers:

Gcorneja

December 6th, 2010, 03:14 PM

Pototan's Iwag Festival is better this year. The coliseum will again look like a spaceship. Di pa tapos decorations, but for sure, this year's gonna be more colorful and brighter.

IMPRESARIO

December 6th, 2010, 03:30 PM

thanks @irong-irong (Ronie) and @impresario (JC) :cheers:
naka talked na kami ni @zynet ang tentative date would be Dec. 22.. ang lugar nalang.... suggest2x

^^looking forward to the event, tani maka bulig man ang iban dira,maskin inyo na lang presence sa event. more power to us all!

lewdsaint

December 6th, 2010, 03:32 PM

New thread na. yehey!

JollyGypsy

December 6th, 2010, 03:33 PM

here the site miga
make ur account first
then upload ur photos

http://my.imageshack.us

maybe this one can help
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By null (http://profile.imageshack.us/user/null) at 2010-12-06

@Zynet..thanks a lot! Got it!

I will try to post tonight. I am going to run-errands in a bit. OT:)

lewdsaint

December 6th, 2010, 03:38 PM

Post away, folks! :banana::banana::banana:

labeth

December 6th, 2010, 03:46 PM

Taken last Friday...
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^^view kaina sa atop namon.. hehe isog sa iya noh?

Haldir07

December 6th, 2010, 03:47 PM

Welcome to Iloilo City and Province

rjewAPya2fU

ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 03:54 PM

Get READY ILOILO^^
Taken Dec. 05, 2010

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JollyGypsy

December 6th, 2010, 03:55 PM

lewdsaint

December 6th, 2010, 04:17 PM

nice photos, ken. damo pa da? basi this weekend puli ko mabanat man ko pangpicture ah!

Get READY ILOILO^^
Taken Dec. 05, 2010

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ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 04:25 PM

ari lang pre.. :lol:

Ayala Techonohub - Iloilo
Dec. 05, 2010

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ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 04:27 PM

Plazuela de Iloilo
Dec. 05, 2010

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lewdsaint

December 6th, 2010, 04:32 PM

Thanks, pre!

Nami!

ari lang pre.. :lol:

Ayala Techonohub - Iloilo
Dec. 05, 2010

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Plazuela de Iloilo
Dec. 05, 2010

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eduardson

December 6th, 2010, 04:49 PM

ken_7

December 6th, 2010, 04:51 PM

np ^^

may ari pagid di .. wala ko pa ma transfer..:cheers:

kalil0

December 6th, 2010, 05:13 PM

METROPOLITAN_ILOILO

December 6th, 2010, 05:18 PM

WELCOME
TO ILOILO CITY & PROVINCE
THREAD 107!

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Aduana
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Nelly's Garden
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Old Iloilo Aerial
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ILOILO CITY & PROVINCE BANNERS in SKYSCRAPERCITY!

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LINK to THREAD 106 (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1262115")

habagatcentral1

December 6th, 2010, 07:37 PM

Is there a possibility that Megaworld could be compelled or persuaded by the city to build at least one high rise building at the new Iloilo CBD? One 20-storey edifice there would be iconic. Just imagine the possibilities.

Probably, maybe. But Megaworld's decision is final. That still depends on the market. This is their largest land to date and the market is not that as big as Manila's or Cebu's yet. That's why they are resorting to a more laidback low and mid-rise. I find Eastwood crampy, IMO. And its hot too.

Anyway, we can have those high-rises somewhere in the city or at MIDC? :D

adelro2049

December 6th, 2010, 07:59 PM

thanks @irong-irong (Ronie) and @impresario (JC) :cheers:
naka talked na kami ni @zynet ang tentative date would be Dec. 22.. ang lugar nalang.... suggest2x

sent you a pm regarding this project

virginmonkey

December 6th, 2010, 08:29 PM

Halin sang una ang mga trapos nga mga mayor kag bag-o nga mayor subong sang Leon-Bucari daw wala guid ako may nabasahan nga may project da sila mo! Dapat ina sa ila PANG-ISLAN sa madason nga election! Tama guid sa ila iya ka puderoso kag kakawatan bala haw! Tu-od man, nakita man ninyo seguro kon anano ang plastada ka banwa kang Leon, bukid kang Bucari INDI ma-ayo ang karsada, kag KULANG ang karsada! Paging Governor Defensor!!! :bash::bash::bash:

Correct!!! 100% ako agree gid ya. And you know, ang ginahimo nila nga kalsada sina pakadto sa ila BULSA!!! ha ha ha. . . . taytay pa gid gani tani nga kon pwede pa makasulod ang mga truck para i-ula na lang nila sa ila mga bulsa!!! ay ambot na lang. . . ha ha ha. . .

chymera00

December 6th, 2010, 09:30 PM

Nothing new. Stumbled upon this page (https://trademarks.ipophil.gov.ph/tmgazette/EG_RecordFound.ASP?PubCODE=2009.8.4&ID=1&pubdate=9/1/2009) while googling. Megaworld has already registered the trademarks for the 3 potential names that the company will be using for their mixed-use development at the Old Airport lot.

1. Iloilo Business Park
2. Iloilo Central Business District
3. Iloilo Central Business Park

'Tyo Tagoy'

December 6th, 2010, 10:36 PM

Alliance Global sets P7-B tourism venture

ALLIANCE GLOBAL Group, Inc. is set to spend P7 billion on tourism ventures outside Metro Manila, the listed conglomerate led by Andrew L. Tan said in a disclosure yesterday.

THE RESORTS World complex in Pasay, just across Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.This came after management secured board approval to expand tourism projects outside the capital for the first time.

The conglomerate will also issue more than P4 billion in existing treasury shares, prompting a drop in share prices.

“The Board of Directors of Alliance Global has authorized its management to expand its tourism portfolio by pursuing tourism projects in provincial areas outside Metro Manila,” the company told the local stock exchange in a disclosure yesterday.

“Tourism is poised to become the country’s next sunshine industry,” Alliance Global President Kingson U. Sian said in a statement.

“Alliance Global’s new tourism projects outside Metro Manila will create synergies with its ongoing Resorts World Manila at Newport City in Pasay City. All [this] will help boost the country’s image as a prime tourist destination in the region,” Mr. Sian added.

The eight-hectare Resorts World Manila complex in Pasay is the first integrated tourism development of Alliance Global under Travellers International Hotel Group, Inc. Travellers International is a joint venture with Genting Hong Kong Ltd., the third-largest cruise line operator in the world.

The project is composed of the country’s largest casino, the five-star Marriott Hotel, and the six-star Maxims Hotel. It will also have the Remington and Belmont hotels, along with a 1,500-seat theater, fine-dining restaurants, and a shopping mall.

Other properties that Alliance Global wants to develop for tourism projects include the 54-hectare old Iloilo airport and a 25-hectare property in Mactan, Cebu.

In an interview, Felino A. Palafox, Jr., founder and principal architect of local architecture and engineering firm Palafox Associates, said Alliance Global wants to develop the airstrip into a walkway with al fresco dining like the Las Ramblas in Barcelona, Spain.

Since the opening of Resorts World Manila in August last year, the company has welcomed about 2.5 million tourists. Alliance Global expects foreign visitors to Resorts World to reach 800,000 within the next three years, equivalent to at least $1 billion in receipts.

The total investment for Resorts World Manila from 2009 to 2012 had been estimated at $740 million, of which $600 million is for tourism development and $140 million for residential and retail.

Alliance Global meanwhile said its board had authorized the re-issuance of treasury shares. Treasury shares stood at P4.13 billion in the nine months that ended in September, down from P4.33 billion in the previous year.

The firm, which was the top traded local stock yesterday, lost 2.46% or P0.32 to P12.64 apiece.

“Alliance Global led all index losers on reports that the company was authorized to sell shares it holds in treasury, which expands the number of shares available in the market,” local brokerage firm SB Equities, Inc. said.

Alliance Global -- whose nine-month net income attributable to shareholders rose by 63% to P5.39 billion from P3.31 billion in the same period last year -- is into property (Megaworld Corp.), liquor (Emperador Distillers, Inc.), and fastfood (Golden Arches Development Corp., the master franchise holder of McDonald’s in the Philippines). -- Neil Jerome C. Morales

PIROT'

Kung akun madumduman,
Bugtot ko nga ugangan,
Daw ma lupok ang akon dughaaaannnnn,

Dugangan pa man gani,
Sang Bilas ko nga sungi,
Dughan ko nga daw magisssiiiiii,

Pilit ko nga antuson,
Asawa ko nga barikuson,
DAW INDI NYA GUID INI MABATONNNN....... (MEGAWOLRD):lol::bash:

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 11:10 PM

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Welcome to Iloilo City and Province

Thread 107

Hala Bira !

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spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 11:11 PM

great read and photos from previous thread. Wow!!

Ipadayon ang diskusyon diri!

Hala Bira ILOILO !!!

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spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 11:14 PM

dasig ba ... nice to see more developments coming to our city and province. 2010 is definitely a good year for Iloilo and Ilonggos. I hope we can all maintain the momentum of progress.

Hala Bira ILOILO !!!
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spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 11:16 PM

HR boosts Iloilo City’s investor drawing power

Iloilo City’s best asset is still its human resources and this continues to encourage investors to relocate in the city.

This was the result of the 2009 Philippine Cities Competitiveness Ranking Project (PCCRP) undertaken by the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) Policy Center to compare Philippine cities’ ability to attract investments.

AIM Consultant for its 2009 PCCRP Jigger Latoza said Iloilo City “made a very impressive performance” after it ranked first in terms of human resources when compared with other Philippine cities covered by the study.

The study assessed 30 major cities nationwide using six drivers: infrastructure, human resources, the local economy’s dynamism, local government units’ responsiveness, cost of doing business and quality of life.

Latoza said Iloilo City is already a “City of Universities” as it has seven universities and 20 colleges.

Distance learning is also available from among these schools.

“The good standing of Iloilo in terms of human resource training is not only because of our graduates and number of schools-universities here were judged, using Commission on Higher Education and creditor standards, as among the country’s best,” Latoza said.

PCCRP is a biennial independent study based on the development framework of Institute of Management and Development in Switzerland, he continued.

He noted the annual world competitiveness project compares countries in terms of ability to attract investments.

Latoza said some negative perception about the city can be explained as the assessors considered the data presented in the proper context.

Overall, he said “Iloilo City’s very competitive.”*PNA

source: The News Today (http://thenewstoday.info/2010/12/03/hr.boosts.iloilo.citys.investor.drawing.power.html)

spacewagon0001

December 6th, 2010, 11:18 PM

City College groundbreaking tomorrow

ILOILO City — The P25-million, three-storey Iloilo City Community College will ground break on its 869-square meter site at San Pedro, Molo at 11 a.m. tomorrow.

The family of Ilonggo business tycoon Edgar “Injap” Sia II, head of the Injap Foundation Inc., and Sen. Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. will grace the groundbreaking rites as guests of honor, Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog said.

Mabilog said he also invited Ilocos Norte Rep. Imelda Marcos to attend though the latter has yet to confirm.

Sia, chairman and CEO of Mang Inasal Philippines and Injap Investments, committed for the construction of 30- to 35-classroom facility equipped with a computer laboratory, cafeteria and an administration office.

The City College, which is expected to be completed in time for the opening of classes in June next year, will be donated by Sia to the city government.

“Our dream of a city community college is coming into reality. This is very good news and we are happy for the construction of the new building complete with facilities and fixtures. We are very thankful to Mr. Sia for his legacy to the city,” stressed Mabilog.

On the other hand, the city government allocated P2 million for scholarships and will implement a ladderized program of courses for the poor but deserving students, the mayor said.

Mabilog said they will sit down with the Commission on Higher Education to discuss the courses to be offered as well as finalize the school faculty. (Iloilo City PIO/PN)

source: Panay News (http://panaynewsphilippines.com/mainnews%205.htm)

IMPRESARIO

December 6th, 2010, 11:56 PM

:lock: :lock: :lock: :lock:

Post on to the next thread!

arcabe

December 7th, 2010, 12:24 AM

:banana::banana::banana:

congrats lilo..thread 107 na!!!...daw development man, gasibad lang....

gaulan na naman, sang good news!!!:storm::storm:

:banana::banana:

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habagatcentral1

December 7th, 2010, 12:51 AM

Has anyone taken a photo of Gaisano Passi? I think its already open. Thanks. :)

zynet

December 7th, 2010, 01:03 AM

^^ ^^ good morning
bern ari sang October pa ini nga kuha

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zynet

December 7th, 2010, 01:07 AM

irong206

December 7th, 2010, 02:02 AM

congratulations sa aton tanan.it's thread 107 na!grabe kadasig sang thread ba.pisan gid mga kasimanwa ko e.padayon sa pag-uswag ILOILO.
maayong aga sa tanan.

MartinMartz

December 7th, 2010, 02:05 AM

MAYUNG AGA ILOILO!!!

zynet

December 7th, 2010, 02:21 AM

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JollyGypsy

December 7th, 2010, 02:27 AM

Is anyone can send me the information of beach resort for sale. One of my friends here is asking me if there's somebody who can help or send the information to me. Guys please send me a message. Thanks in advance! :)

dagyang_grandson

December 7th, 2010, 03:59 AM

Maayong aga Iloilo!

Grabe ba, nagbakasyon lang ako pila ka adlaw nag close na dayon ang thread. Anyway, i just noticed na every thread may good news guid for the city and the province.
For Megaworld, i am just happy nga nagpabatyag na sila. I am sure na by 2011 makita na naton ang major major development sa old airport. Damu na makulbaan sini.hehehehe
Kag na notice ko lang nga sang pag gwa sang Megaworld na Welcome Banner daw nagkupos dayon ang Ayala Technohub.lol ti panu naguid ni bi kung ara na ang MW. Congrats Iloilo!

zynet

December 7th, 2010, 04:17 AM

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vaatzhoy

December 7th, 2010, 05:13 AM

Treñas nalipay sa lakat sang syudad

Ni Glenda SOLOGASTOA

Syudad sang ILOILO – Ginakalipay ni Iloilo City Lone District Cong. Jerry P. Treñas ang maayo ang lakat sang syudad sa idalom sang administrasyon ni Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog.

Ang pahayag ginbuy-an sang deputado tion sang iya birthday party sang nagligad nga Sabado.

Ginkakunyag sini bangod madamo sang mga programa kag proyekto nga iya ginbilin ang ginpadayon sang administrasyon ni Mabilog.

Lakip lamang sa mga programa kag proyekto nga ginbilin ni Treñas kay Mabilog amo ang pagdebelop sang Calajunan dumpsite agod mangin sanitary landfill, ang konstraksyon sang bag-o nga Iloilo cityhall kag Iloilo River Development Program nga sang damlag lang nakabaton sang pangkalibutanon nga pagkilala.

Suno pa sa kongresista, natural lang ang mga kabudlay kag pagtilaw nga nagaluntad sa pagpamuno kag ang importante buylogan sang tanan nga liderato sang bag-o nga alkalde.
Dogang sini, temporaryo gid lamang ang mga problema nga naga-abot kag kutob nga nagabuligay kag naga-kooperar ang tanan ini tanan ang maresolbar.

Nahibaloan nga nakalab-ot naman sa ihibalo ni Treñas ang nahanungod sa peace and order situation sang syudad kon sa diin nangin madata ang krimen rason ginduso ang pagpahalin sa city police director.

Sa pihak nga bahin, gintuad ni Treñas nga natalana na nga aprobahan sa masunod nga semana ang hagna angot sa pagtunga sang syudad sa doha ka distrito sa 3rd kag final reading sini sa Lower House.

Pananglitan maaprobahan na, igadiritso na ini sa Senado.

Ginpahayag sang kongresista na iya naman nga nasuguilanon si Senador Bongbong Marcos nga amo ang chairman sang Committee on Local Government kon sa diin nagpahayag nga suportado sini ang hagna.

Dugang ni Treñas, kon matunga na ang syudad, may igadogang nga indi magnubo sa P70M nga pondo ang syudad para sa mangin isa ka distrito./H

vaatzhoy

December 7th, 2010, 05:27 AM

Hanoi miracle: Filipino booters make history By Cedelf P. Tupas
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 02:11:00 12/07/2010

HANOI—Philippine team skipper Aly Borromeo emerged from the dugout wearing a sheepish smile and shaking his head in disbelief.
If it took a while for the Philippines’ biggest win in football in recent years to sink in, it was understandable.

Long considered as one of the weakest teams in Asia, the Filipinos achieved the improbable Sunday night when they shut out the defending champion Vietnamese, 2-0, in the Asean Football Federation Suzuki Cup at the My Dinh Stadium here.
Before a hostile crowd of close to 40,000, Chris Greatwich scored for the second straight game, before Phil Younghusband struck in the second half as the Filipinos pulled off the biggest upset in the 16-year history of the competition.
And for one chilly night, this football-mad city belonged to a Philippine team composed of local and overseas-bred players who entered the tournament with little expectations.
If there’s a need for a close parallel, the country’s victory over Vietnam in Hanoi is like a win by Brunei over the Philippines’ national basketball team in Manila.
“Beating Vietnam is just unbelievable,” said Borromeo, who couldn’t help but look back at a time when the national team was just struggling not to lose by big margins in the tournament.
“I just couldn’t believe that we made history. There was a time when we just struggled to get good results in this tournament.”
It was only the second win by the Filipinos in this tournament, after a 2-1 victory over Timor Leste in the 2004 tournament.
With four points from two matches, the Filipino booters are now in an unlikely position at the top of the group, needing just a draw against Burma (Myanmar) on Wednesday to advance to the home-and-away semifinals.
“It’s a new era for Philippine football,” said team manager Dan Palami, who has bankrolled the team since last year. “I’m just happy we are creating believers out of this team.”
The Filipinos can even top the group—a remote possibility a few weeks ago considering that the team needed to go through the qualifying stage—with a victory over the winless Burmese.

Header in 37th minute

Despite Vietnam owning the lion’s share of possession, it was the Philippines which conjured the first real chance when Borromeo fed Ian Araneta from a corner kick only for the Iloilo-born striker to hit the wrong side of the post in the 19th minute.

Anton del Rosario’s cross found an unmarked Greatwich, whose diving header in the 37th minute found the bottom corner and drowned the cheers of the huge crowd.

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^^palakpak sa aton kasimanwa gawaswas sa Vietnam

vaatzhoy

December 7th, 2010, 06:26 AM

Haldir07

December 7th, 2010, 07:11 AM

tagoy diin mo ni ginapangkuha news mo man, lain ka gid sa tanan :lol:
gahanot-balbal lupok mo pirme :cheers::cheers::cheers:

Alliance Global sets P7-B tourism venture

ALLIANCE GLOBAL Group, Inc. is set to spend P7 billion on tourism ventures outside Metro Manila, the listed conglomerate led by Andrew L. Tan said in a disclosure yesterday.

THE RESORTS World complex in Pasay, just across Terminal 3 of the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.This came after management secured board approval to expand tourism projects outside the capital for the first time.

The conglomerate will also issue more than P4 billion in existing treasury shares, prompting a drop in share prices.

“The Board of Directors of Alliance Global has authorized its management to expand its tourism portfolio by pursuing tourism projects in provincial areas outside Metro Manila,” the company told the local stock exchange in a disclosure yesterday.

“Tourism is poised to become the country’s next sunshine industry,” Alliance Global President Kingson U. Sian said in a statement.

“Alliance Global’s new tourism projects outside Metro Manila will create synergies with its ongoing Resorts World Manila at Newport City in Pasay City. All [this] will help boost the country’s image as a prime tourist destination in the region,” Mr. Sian added.

The eight-hectare Resorts World Manila complex in Pasay is the first integrated tourism development of Alliance Global under Travellers International Hotel Group, Inc. Travellers International is a joint venture with Genting Hong Kong Ltd., the third-largest cruise line operator in the world.

The project is composed of the country’s largest casino, the five-star Marriott Hotel, and the six-star Maxims Hotel. It will also have the Remington and Belmont hotels, along with a 1,500-seat theater, fine-dining restaurants, and a shopping mall.

Other properties that Alliance Global wants to develop for tourism projects include the 54-hectare old Iloilo airport and a 25-hectare property in Mactan, Cebu.

In an interview, Felino A. Palafox, Jr., founder and principal architect of local architecture and engineering firm Palafox Associates, said Alliance Global wants to develop the airstrip into a walkway with al fresco dining like the Las Ramblas in Barcelona, Spain.

Since the opening of Resorts World Manila in August last year, the company has welcomed about 2.5 million tourists. Alliance Global expects foreign visitors to Resorts World to reach 800,000 within the next three years, equivalent to at least $1 billion in receipts.

The total investment for Resorts World Manila from 2009 to 2012 had been estimated at $740 million, of which $600 million is for tourism development and $140 million for residential and retail.

Alliance Global meanwhile said its board had authorized the re-issuance of treasury shares. Treasury shares stood at P4.13 billion in the nine months that ended in September, down from P4.33 billion in the previous year.

The firm, which was the top traded local stock yesterday, lost 2.46% or P0.32 to P12.64 apiece.

“Alliance Global led all index losers on reports that the company was authorized to sell shares it holds in treasury, which expands the number of shares available in the market,” local brokerage firm SB Equities, Inc. said.

Alliance Global -- whose nine-month net income attributable to shareholders rose by 63% to P5.39 billion from P3.31 billion in the same period last year -- is into property (Megaworld Corp.), liquor (Emperador Distillers, Inc.), and fastfood (Golden Arches Development Corp., the master franchise holder of McDonald’s in the Philippines). -- Neil Jerome C. Morales

PIROT'

Kung akun madumduman,
Bugtot ko nga ugangan,
Daw ma lupok ang akon dughaaaannnnn,

Dugangan pa man gani,
Sang Bilas ko nga sungi,
Dughan ko nga daw magisssiiiiii,

Pilit ko nga antuson,
Asawa ko nga barikuson,
DAW INDI NYA GUID INI MABATONNNN....... (MEGAWOLRD):lol::bash:

bulabog jalaur

December 7th, 2010, 08:01 AM

Haldir07

December 7th, 2010, 08:02 AM

repost ko lng

Lapit nalng matapus ang Thread.. ma promote ko danay liwat para Serbisyo Publiko

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-Dec11,2010(Sat) -6PM
- Lanai Bar & Grill (front of Caltex) Tabuc Suba, Jaro, Iloilo City
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(kung may mga libro, shirts, or kung ano pada nga wala na ginagamit nga para sa mga kabataan - pwede nyo ina mabulig :)

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WAngZY

December 7th, 2010, 08:13 AM

tagoy diin mo ni ginapangkuha news mo man, lain ka gid sa tanan :lol:
gahanot-balbal lupok mo pirme :cheers::cheers::cheers:

you can find it in The Philippine Daily Inquirer and The Philippine Star!!!:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

angelkirk89

December 7th, 2010, 08:31 AM

zynet

December 7th, 2010, 08:40 AM

^^

Las Ramblas! Thats a big wow! anyway iloilo airstrip almost more than a kilometer, almost same length as this las ramblas main street that ends at the barcelonas water front, for us it well end at our famous iloilo river!

Their is no impossible for this project if their is money, and MW have the money!:cheers:

iloilo airstrip is more then 2km mas laba laba ini compare sa Las Ramblas
kanami tulokon kung amo gd ini ang plan, ka unique sang mga building, daw spanish city of Panay na kita sini hehehe

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bulabog jalaur

December 7th, 2010, 10:23 AM

iloilo airstrip is more then 2km mas laba laba ini compare sa Las Ramblas
kanami tulokon kung amo gd ini ang plan, ka unique sang mga building, daw spanish city of Panay na kita sini hehehe

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Its good you posted the picture of Las Ramblas! At least we have some comparison for this awesome project by MW:okay:

ChenG7

December 7th, 2010, 10:27 AM

GUD EVENING everyone... wow... nakibot ko 107 na gali.... I've got some pictures to post... so stay tuned.... :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

zynet

December 7th, 2010, 10:31 AM

^^ mayo gd miga,

excited na kami makta :cheers:

vaatzhoy

December 7th, 2010, 10:34 AM

ChenG7

December 7th, 2010, 10:38 AM

^^ mayo gd miga,

excited na kami makta :cheers:

wait migo.. daw kadugay ni mag upload man??? daw 20mins na uploading dyapon?? 8 photos lang man po....
:ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno:^^^^^^^^^^^^

zynet

December 7th, 2010, 10:47 AM

change anay iya resolution basi tma ka dako, buhinan mo lng

habagatcentral1

December 7th, 2010, 11:02 AM

IMPRESARIO

December 7th, 2010, 11:15 AM

^^¿Cuánto?

habagatcentral1

December 7th, 2010, 11:21 AM

^^¿Cuánto?

Muy caro para mi budget. Es bueno para los arquitectos y urban planners solo, en mi opinion. Es PHP3,950.00 o ya casi $100.00.

http://64.19.142.11/www.nationalbookstore.com.ph/images/products/9719469803.jpg

El nombre del libro es,"Architecture, Planning & Design: Palafox Associates The First Twenty Years" por Palafox Associates

Está disponible ahora en National Bookstore (http://www.nationalbookstore.com.ph/shop/products.asp?merchant_code=NBS&categ=6&product=30269).

Kaltehitze

December 7th, 2010, 11:31 AM

Muy caro para mi budget. Es bueno para los arquitectos y urban planners solo, en mi opinion. Es PHP3,950.00 o ya casi $100.00.

http://64.19.142.11/www.nationalbookstore.com.ph/images/products/9719469803.jpg

El nombre del libro es,"Architecture, Planning & Design: Palafox Associates The First Twenty Years" por Palafox Associates

Está disponible ahora en National Bookstore (http://www.nationalbookstore.com.ph/shop/products.asp?merchant_code=NBS&categ=6&product=30269).

Berniesan, sumimasen...eigode kudasai...espanyol wakarimasen! iidesuka?

Domo arigato gozaimasu!

Kaltehitze

December 7th, 2010, 11:37 AM

^^¿Cuánto?

Nandayo wa eigode?

silky

December 7th, 2010, 11:45 AM

Mayor: City redistricting to lure new power distributor firm

ILOILO CITY, Dec. 7 – Iloilo City Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog here is optimistic that the city will be able to get a new power distributor firm once the city is divided into two districts.

Mayor Mabilog said that a new power distributing firm in the city will help stop power outages and brownouts. It will also hasten the delivery of power to most business establishments.

Mabilog also said that power rates will definitely go down, while distribution lines will improve and less "jumbled."

He also said that more investors will venture into Iloilo City, especially that it aims to address several power problems, including efficient power services through a reliable power distributor.

It is noted that Iloilo City Rep. Jerry Treñas filed a bill which seeks a dividing of Iloilo City into two districts in the 15th Congress.

The bill calls for the creation of an additional legislative district for city, and two separate budget allocations. If approved, the first district will be composed of Jaro, La Paz, Lapuz and Mandurriao while the City Proper, Molo and Arevalo shall comprise the second district.

Treñas, who chairs the House Committee on Good Governance and Public Accountability, is optimistic that the bill will be approved in both the Lower and Upper House of Congress by early 2011.

He said he will lobby for the support of Sen. Ferdinand Marcos, Jr., who is chairman of the Senate’s Committee on Local Governments.

PECO is the sole power distribution firm in Iloilo City, which purchases power direct from the Panay Power Corporation (PPC). PPC does not engage in power distribution.

Ilonggos here lament the daily power outages in the past months, despite the soft operation of a coal-fired power plant in Barangay Ingore, La Paz. This is aside from several reports of power pilferage and illegal tapping of electric lines in some villages, due to poor power lines.

2011 Paraw Regatta to raise P2M

ILOILO CITY – The Iloilo Paraw Regatta Foundation Inc. (IPRFI) here hopes to raise some P 2 million from the 2011 sailing festival.

IPRFI chairman Manuel Villa, Jr. said that the amount will finance various sports events and programs intended for the week-long sailing festival. Part of the fund wills also be used by the foundation for its scholarship programs to deserving children of Ilonggo fishermen.

Villa said that the foundation expected a total donation of P 2 million from local government units (LGUs) and corporate firms for the 39th Iloilo Paraw Regatta Festival.

He said that IPRFI would host the event with the support of the government of Iloilo city and province as well as other companies.

The regatta will highlight a 30-km long race using the traditional Paraw or native outriggers on Sunday. The sails course through the Iloilo Strait along the coast of Panay and Guimaras Island, and will end at the Villa Beach.

Mayor Jed Patrick E. Mabilog said that the Paraw Regatta had been an Ilonggo tradition, and had boosted sports and eco-tourism. It is noted that Paraw Regatta was adjudged as 2009 Best Sports Tourism Event in the Philippines. It has attracted sailing enthusiasts from Europe, Australia and USA.

Paraw Regatta is dubbed as the largest sailing event in the Philippines as well as the oldest and longest in Asia. Next year’s sailing is slated on Feb. 13 to 20 with the theme, ‘Philippine Seafaring Tradition Goes Worldwide.’

silky

December 7th, 2010, 11:48 AM

City gov’t to release P6-M fund for Dinagyang Festival

ILOILO CITY, Dec. 7 – The city government here, one of the triumvirate that is running the annual Dinagyang Festival, will release the P6-million fund it committed on first week of January next year.

Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog said that he has already talked with the executive committee of the Iloilo Dinagyang Foundation Inc. (IDFI) about the matter and the latter agreed to just raise the amount needed until January when the city has the funds ready.

The mayor added that the fund was actually included in the city’s 2010 budget but this local government unit still “needs the fund for more important expenses.”

The P6-million fund based on the memorandum of agreement (MOA) entered into by the triumvirate composed of the IDFI, the San Jose Parish Placer and the city government will be utilized as “incentive allowance to different participating Dinagyang and Kasadyahan tribes to include and cover expenses for the celebration.”

The IDFI that was mandated to institutionalize the festival “shall spend and disburse its fund in accordance with the guidelines and activities subject to applicable accounting and auditing procedures.”

The San Jose Parish Placer shall be “in-charge of the liturgical phase of the 2011 Iloilo Dinagyang Festival.”

zynet

December 7th, 2010, 11:52 AM

Actually, you'll see a clearer picture of the Megaworld project in Iloilo in Palafox's coffee table book. So for guys nga palatambay da sa National, Powerbooks or FullyBooked, look for that book and you'll see the plan. :D

^^¿Cuánto?

Muy caro para mi budget. Es bueno para los arquitectos y urban planners solo, en mi opinion. Es PHP3,950.00 o ya casi $100.00.

http://64.19.142.11/www.nationalbookstore.com.ph/images/products/9719469803.jpg

El nombre del libro es,"Architecture, Planning & Design: Palafox Associates The First Twenty Years" por Palafox Associates

Está disponible ahora en National Bookstore (http://www.nationalbookstore.com.ph/shop/products.asp?merchant_code=NBS&categ=6&product=30269).

Berniesan, sumimasen...eigode kudasai...espanyol wakarimasen! iidesuka?

Domo arigato gozaimasu!

Nandayo wa eigode?

WHEW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! español pakd2 sa nipongo

la nko mahambal ilonggo gd

zynet

December 7th, 2010, 11:58 AM

IMPRESARIO

December 7th, 2010, 12:13 PM

Nandayo wa eigode?

^^skoshi skoshi wakarimas! :lol:

ChenG7

December 7th, 2010, 12:14 PM

This is located at the back of metropolis, near phil-sci.... I'm not sure what this is... :):):):) :ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno:

http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/5459/sam0016j.jpg By cheng07 (http://profile.imageshack.us/user/cheng07) at 2010-12-07

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gna tampukan palang sang LUPA....

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:bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash:

ari na GUYZ... sorry gid kay 1st time abi mo... gudnyt....

ChenG7

December 7th, 2010, 12:18 PM

sorry.. advance pa po nang 1 day nung cam ko.. ahaha... dalming gid matuod ah... nyt nyt guys... bwas naman ah.... special thanks to those people who helped me resizing the photos.... you know who u are... chus!!!!!

zynet

December 7th, 2010, 12:25 PM

Haldir07

December 7th, 2010, 12:31 PM

Haldir07

December 7th, 2010, 12:56 PM

Sia, Marcos to lead guests in city college groundbreaking

Ilonggo business tycoon Edgar “Injap” Sia II, head of Injap Foundation, Inc. and Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. will lead the guests in the groundbreaking rites of the P25-million three-storey Iloilo City Community College at 11 a.m. tomorrow

The college building will be built on an 869-square meter site in San Pedro, Molo district.

Sia, chairman and chief executive officer of Mang Inasal Philippines and Injap Investments, committed to fund the construction of a 30- to 35-classroom facility equipped with a computer laboratory, cafeteria and a school administration office.

“Our dream of a city community college is coming into reality. This is very good news and we are happy for the construction of new building complete with facilities and fixtures. We are very thankful to Mr. Sia for his legacy to the city,” Iloilo City Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog said.

He said the city government has allocated a P2-million budget for scholarships and will implement a ladderized program of courses for poor but deserving students.

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Christmas Bonus

Meanwhile, Mabilog said yesterday that City Hall employees will receive a minimum of P10,000 Christmas bonus.

He said the Local Finance Committee composed of the city treasurer, accountant and budget officer are looking for funds.

The city government has almost 1,700 regular employees, aside from the casual workers or job hires, who can also avail of the incentive.*

Hawili Hurom

December 7th, 2010, 01:03 PM

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zynet

December 7th, 2010, 01:08 PM

Sia, Marcos to lead guests in city college groundbreaking

Ilonggo business tycoon Edgar “Injap” Sia II, head of Injap Foundation, Inc. and Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. will lead the guests in the groundbreaking rites of the P25-million three-storey Iloilo City Community College at 11 a.m. tomorrow

The college building will be built on an 869-square meter site in San Pedro, Molo district.

Sia, chairman and chief executive officer of Mang Inasal Philippines and Injap Investments, committed to fund the construction of a 30- to 35-classroom facility equipped with a computer laboratory, cafeteria and a school administration office.

“Our dream of a city community college is coming into reality. This is very good news and we are happy for the construction of new building complete with facilities and fixtures. We are very thankful to Mr. Sia for his legacy to the city,” Iloilo City Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog said.

He said the city government has allocated a P2-million budget for scholarships and will implement a ladderized program of courses for poor but deserving students.

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By null (http://profile.imageshack.us/user/null) at 2010-12-06

Christmas Bonus

Meanwhile, Mabilog said yesterday that City Hall employees will receive a minimum of P10,000 Christmas bonus.

He said the Local Finance Committee composed of the city treasurer, accountant and budget officer are looking for funds.

The city government has almost 1,700 regular employees, aside from the casual workers or job hires, who can also avail of the incentive.*

:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

Hawili Hurom

December 7th, 2010, 01:16 PM

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Gcorneja

December 7th, 2010, 02:30 PM

Pictorial of foreigners at Jaro Cathedral compound..

Cellphone cam lang. Naghulag pa...

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irong206

December 7th, 2010, 02:36 PM

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this is one reason why i think iloilo city is one of the the most beautiful city in the philippines because of it's natural river that flows through it.:)

maybe additonal greeneries , tall buildings and will complete the beauty of the panoramic view that sorrounds

Haldir07

December 7th, 2010, 02:37 PM

Top Ilonggo lawyers to speak at San Agustin today

LEADING Ilonggo lawyers Ricardo Castro Jr. and Evalyn Ursua are coming home today, December 7, at the College of Liberal Arts/College of Arts and Sciences of the University of San Agustin as featured speakers in the Rada Lecture Series. Their lectures form part of the College’s Diamond (75th) Jubilee celebration, which kicked off yesterday.

Castro is the managing partner of Quisumbing Torres, a member firm of Baker and McKenzie International, the world’s largest law firm. He sits in the advisory board of the Institute for International and Comparative Law of the Center of American and International Law based in Texas in the United States of America. The Supreme Court of the Philippines appointed him Bar Examiner in 2004, and has engaged his expertise as lecturer in the Court’s Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Program.
An alumnus of the University of San Agustin, Castro had finished his bachelor’s degree in Political Science, summa cum laude, from the College of Liberal Arts. He earned his Law degree from the same university. He attended the University of the Philippines for a master’s degree in management, and Harvard University and Northwestern University for specialized studies.

Ursua gained national prominence as the feisty lawyer of “Nicole” in the controversial Subic rape case a few years back. She has been the executive director of the Women’s Legal Bureau, Inc. She also served on the faculty of the University of the Philippines –Diliman College of Law and College of Social Work and Community Development.

Also a graduate of the University of San Agustin, Ursua earned her bachelor’s degree in Political Science, summa cum laude, from the College of Liberal Arts in 1986. She finished her bachelor’s degree in Law as Class Valedictorian from the University of the Philippines in 1990.

Both Castro and Ursua were cited as Outstanding Augustinians of the Century when the University of San Agustin celebrated its centennial in 2004. (JSL/UCRP)

ken_7

December 7th, 2010, 02:50 PM

Ping Gan

December 7th, 2010, 02:53 PM

yeeeeeeyyyy.... another thread naman... another good news naman ni for the Ilonggo... :cheers:

fresh news
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not only INJAP own business but he also raised the quality of education for the poor and deserving students of this city. one of ilonggo's good model

tagoy diin mo ni ginapangkuha news mo man, lain ka gid sa tanan :lol:
gahanot-balbal lupok mo pirme :cheers::cheers::cheers:

si tyo tagoy pa, dira na gid xa ngadaan mahilig kag expert sa amo na nga bagay...:lol::lol::lol:

^^

Las Ramblas! Thats a big wow! anyway iloilo airstrip almost more than a kilometer, almost same length as this las ramblas main street that ends at the barcelonas water front, for us it well end at our famous iloilo river!

Their is no impossible for this project if their is money, and MW have the money!:cheers:

i think the aspalt runway only is 2.1km, lip-ot man lng ah. hahaha..

GUD EVENING everyone... wow... nakibot ko 107 na gali.... I've got some pictures to post... so stay tuned.... :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

welcome to SSC Iloilo @ChenG7:wave:

^^go go go na girl para malingling ina dayon.....:)

lingling gid ya pre? cgi ah, malingling man ta kung ra na... :lol:

City gov’t to release P6-M fund for Dinagyang Festival

ILOILO CITY, Dec. 7 – The city government here, one of the triumvirate that is running the annual Dinagyang Festival, will release the P6-million fund it committed on first week of January next year.

Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog said that he has already talked with the executive committee of the Iloilo Dinagyang Foundation Inc. (IDFI) about the matter and the latter agreed to just raise the amount needed until January when the city has the funds ready.

The mayor added that the fund was actually included in the city’s 2010 budget but this local government unit still “needs the fund for more important expenses.”

The P6-million fund based on the memorandum of agreement (MOA) entered into by the triumvirate composed of the IDFI, the San Jose Parish Placer and the city government will be utilized as “incentive allowance to different participating Dinagyang and Kasadyahan tribes to include and cover expenses for the celebration.”

The IDFI that was mandated to institutionalize the festival “shall spend and disburse its fund in accordance with the guidelines and activities subject to applicable accounting and auditing procedures.”

The San Jose Parish Placer shall be “in-charge of the liturgical phase of the 2011 Iloilo Dinagyang Festival.”

wow kadaku gid contribution sng city for this coming dinagyang ah, mas engrande cguro ni ila preparasyon nxt year mo...

This is located at the back of metropolis, near phil-sci.... I'm not sure what this is... :):):):) :ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno:

http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/5459/sam0016j.jpg By cheng07 (http://profile.imageshack.us/user/cheng07) at 2010-12-07

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gna tampukan palang sang LUPA....

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http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/7815/sam0017f.jpg By cheng07 (http://profile.imageshack.us/user/cheng07) at 2010-12-07

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:bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash:

ari na GUYZ... sorry gid kay 1st time abi mo... gudnyt....

thanks sa picture miga, dugang naman ni balantayan...

tane ang Jaro-La paz-Lapuz-Mandurriao district nga area iya sang bag-o nga power distributor firm para wala na kami sa PECO :lol::lol::lol:

ano mahambal nyo City Proper-Molo-Arevalo??

ang mahambal sng City Proper-Molo-Arevalo.... opposite sng ginhambal mo, gusto namon bag-o nga power distributor... hahahah... hate mo gid pre taga PECO? :lol::lol:

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amo ni paborito nga area shot ni @lewd noh?!?

Hanoi miracle: Filipino booters make history By Cedelf P. Tupas
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 02:11:00 12/07/2010

HANOI—Philippine team skipper Aly Borromeo emerged from the dugout wearing a sheepish smile and shaking his head in disbelief.
If it took a while for the Philippines’ biggest win in football in recent years to sink in, it was understandable.

Long considered as one of the weakest teams in Asia, the Filipinos achieved the improbable Sunday night when they shut out the defending champion Vietnamese, 2-0, in the Asean Football Federation Suzuki Cup at the My Dinh Stadium here.
Before a hostile crowd of close to 40,000, Chris Greatwich scored for the second straight game, before Phil Younghusband struck in the second half as the Filipinos pulled off the biggest upset in the 16-year history of the competition.
And for one chilly night, this football-mad city belonged to a Philippine team composed of local and overseas-bred players who entered the tournament with little expectations.
If there’s a need for a close parallel, the country’s victory over Vietnam in Hanoi is like a win by Brunei over the Philippines’ national basketball team in Manila.
“Beating Vietnam is just unbelievable,” said Borromeo, who couldn’t help but look back at a time when the national team was just struggling not to lose by big margins in the tournament.
“I just couldn’t believe that we made history. There was a time when we just struggled to get good results in this tournament.”
It was only the second win by the Filipinos in this tournament, after a 2-1 victory over Timor Leste in the 2004 tournament.
With four points from two matches, the Filipino booters are now in an unlikely position at the top of the group, needing just a draw against Burma (Myanmar) on Wednesday to advance to the home-and-away semifinals.
“It’s a new era for Philippine football,” said team manager Dan Palami, who has bankrolled the team since last year. “I’m just happy we are creating believers out of this team.”
The Filipinos can even top the group—a remote possibility a few weeks ago considering that the team needed to go through the qualifying stage—with a victory over the winless Burmese.

Header in 37th minute

Despite Vietnam owning the lion’s share of possession, it was the Philippines which conjured the first real chance when Borromeo fed Ian Araneta from a corner kick only for the Iloilo-born striker to hit the wrong side of the post in the 19th minute.

Anton del Rosario’s cross found an unmarked Greatwich, whose diving header in the 37th minute found the bottom corner and drowned the cheers of the huge crowd.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20101207-307452/Hanoi-miracle-Filipino-booters-make-history

^^palakpak sa aton kasimanwa gawaswas sa Vietnam

another ilonggo's pride :applause::applause::applause:

Actually, you'll see a clearer picture of the Megaworld project in Iloilo in Palafox's coffee table book. So for guys nga palatambay da sa National, Powerbooks or FullyBooked, look for that book and you'll see the plan. :D

thanks for the info...mahilig ka man gali boss maglingling dira????:jk::)

ken_7

December 7th, 2010, 03:36 PM

repost :)

http://iloilotravel.com/kenneth/pics/iloilo/SNV37600.jpg

Haldir07

December 7th, 2010, 03:39 PM

^^ under renovation ang hyundai?

'Tyo Tagoy'

December 7th, 2010, 03:42 PM

tagoy diin mo ni ginapangkuha news mo man, lain ka gid sa tanan :lol:
gahanot-balbal lupok mo pirme :cheers::cheers::cheers:

hehe! guin grab ko lang na sa FB account ni Tuyang. haha!:lol::bash:

http://www.bworldonline.com/main/content.php?id=22425

^^

Las Ramblas! Thats a big wow! anyway iloilo airstrip almost more than a kilometer, almost same length as this las ramblas main street that ends at the barcelonas water front, for us it well end at our famous iloilo river!

Their is no impossible for this project if their is money, and MW have the money!:cheers:

Saw Las Ramblas in pictures(thanks to google) and the place really looks cool- trees and great architecture...can't wait for the groundbreaking of MW...for sure wala gid man spaghetti wires kun amo ni na plano nila...oh yeah...:cheers:

Las Ramblas- Iloilo Central Business District, Mandurriao, Iloilo City...hoho :lol:
:banana::banana::banana:

iloilo airstrip is more then 2km mas laba laba ini compare sa Las Ramblas
kanami tulokon kung amo gd ini ang plan, ka unique sang mga building, daw spanish city of Panay na kita sini hehehe

las ramblas
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BIG WOW guid eh! kag dira na malumos ang TAWO nga sungak2x sa CAPE! hahaha!:lol::bash:

si tyo tagoy pa, dira na gid xa ngadaan mahilig kag expert sa amo na nga bagay...:lol::lol::lol:

mahahaaayyy... :lol::bash:

ang mahambal sng City Proper-Molo-Arevalo.... opposite sng ginhambal mo, gusto namon bag-o nga power distributor... hahahah... hate mo gid pre taga PECO? :lol::lol:
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indi ah. bisan diin ka man lng guro ga istar depende na na dayun sa imo kung diin nga distributor pili-on mo.

pili ka sa duwa PECO O MERALCO?

ako daw wala guid pili-an. haha!:lol::bash: ma petromax na lang ko guro ayyy...:lol:

'Tyo Tagoy'

December 7th, 2010, 03:47 PM