let me guess , basin ugma sila mosakay para Cebu. Nauna na siguro ang ila props ug abot sa Cebu .... :)

Mag barko sila ugma blue? Maayo unta naay mka post og photos sa sinanduloy diri. Sikat raba kaayo na sila. Basin mka picture si aztig. Hehe

moapil sila sa SSC threads gold ? :) :cheers:

Dili dri sa SSC blue, mi submit sila sa cebu for sinulog. kinahanglan man magpa register ang mga photograpers para maka duol ka sila sa mga participants.

My cousin told me naa daw bayad sa registration. pero worth it daw kay duol kaayo ka para mag photoshooting.

kuyaw man kag signature Iyo Kanor... :D

mura mura ra og "Higum-a ko ayaw"

mao jud...... ngilngig kaayo ug signature si Niv. (Higugmaa lang ko gamay, ako nay bahala mupadako)
mga balak nga wala diri, wala didto ....
basta ana nga mga tawo gani, romantiko raba jud na sila :bash: :lol:

OT:

Unsa ng kanor @regjeex

hahaha.. ana diay na sir blue?? :bash:

asa na kaha ng mga tawo sa picture noh? :lol: hehehe
mura lageg suba ang port sauna noh? hehehe joke !!! :bash:

Nindot kaayo ang capture nivs. Expert na siguro ning nag shot ani. No photoshop pa sauna. hehe

Ozamiz Port 1949 (Net Find)
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/0zamizport1949.jpg
/Ozamiz%20city/IMG_3289.jpg[/IMG]

asa na kaha ng mga tawo sa picture noh? :lol: hehehe
mura lageg suba ang port sauna noh? hehehe joke !!! :bash:

basin buhi pa sila niv
murag naghangad lagi ang barko sa pics hehe :)

agree ko ana sir blue.. mag-uyog uyog man gani ng cdo to manila nga plane samot na ng turboprob :colgate: mura jud kog nagsakay ug rollercoaster last friday pabalik cdo kay grabe ka-uyog tungod sa mga clouds.. :bash:

pero mas sayon baya siguro i-maneuver sa pilot ang gamay nga plane kaysa airbus during emergency
depende pud siguro sa situation hehe :bash: :bash::lol: :lol:

Mag barko sila ugma blue? Maayo unta naay mka post og photos sa sinanduloy diri. Sikat raba kaayo na sila. Basin mka picture si aztig. Hehe

last year ky same week man sila milarga. murag tuesday pud to.
nauna lang ila mga props sa Cebu ky didto pa man kuno himoon ug i-assemble :bash::bash:

Dili dri sa SSC blue, mi submit sila sa cebu for sinulog. kinahanglan man magpa register ang mga photograpers para maka duol ka sila sa mga participants.

My cousin told me naa daw bayad sa registration. pero worth it daw kay duol kaayo ka para mag photoshooting.

ah ok. abi nako magpa-member sa SSC hehe :bash::bash::bash: :bash:
mogawas ra lagi ng mga nindot nga Sinulog photos sa flickr hehe :lol:
atangan lang nato hehe :cheers:

mas indot siguro kung mag-post ta diri ug mga very old pics sa Ozamiz ug Mis Occ
para ma-appreciate nato unsa hitsura sa atong lugar sa una hehe :)

SM starting new retail center format
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 21:34:00 01/09/2011

MANILA, Philippines—Tycoon Henry Sy’s SM Prime Holdings Inc. is pilot-testing in Dasmariñas, Cavite, a new shopping center format that seeks to redevelop an existing rundown public market owned by the local government into a pioneering formal retail complex with room for the public vendors.

SM Prime Holdings Inc. executive vice president and chief finance officer Jeffrey Lim told reporters that his company would spend at least P500 million for this pilot project, which would be among the seven new local shopping centers that the group would open this year.

The group is planning a P20-billion fresh capital outlay for this year, mostly for the construction of malls.

The seven new shopping malls this year will make available 400,000 square meters of additional retail space under the vast SM mall empire. This still pales in comparison with the gross leasable space created in 2006 when the company opened five malls, including Mall of Asia, which accounted for 406,961 square meters.

Lim said most of the new mall openings this year would be smaller than the usual SM shopping centers. Aside from the pilot project in Dasmariñas, Cavite, SM Prime is set to open malls in Masinag, Antipolo; San Fernando, Pampanga; Apalit, Pampanga; Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City; La Consolacion, Cebu; and BF Sucat, Parañaque.

While the malls to be opened this year are smaller than most of SM’s existing malls, they signify SM Prime’s increasing penetration into new markets. The move may also pave the way for more partnerships with local government units (LGUs) on sprucing up public markets into more robust retail centers.

For the Dasmariñas public market project, SM Prime has started construction of the retail center based on a long-term lease contract with the LGU.

SM Prime obtained a concession to operate the center for 25 years, renewable for another 25 years. It will pay the local government unit rental for the use of the property.

The Dasmariñas shopping area will have a gross leasable space of 30,000 sqm. It will be ready for opening by the fourth quarter of this year, Lim said.

He said there would be a “semi basement” with wet and dry sections for vendors. The ground floor will house a hypermarket with some food shops. The second floor will be for third-party tenants and the top floor will be for parking.—Doris C. Dumlao

Nindot kaayo ang capture nivs. Expert na siguro ning nag shot ani. No photoshop pa sauna. hehe

korek.. wala pa jud ni photoshop.. wala pa naimbento ang photoshop aning mga panahona.. ahahhaa..

basin buhi pa sila niv
murag naghangad lagi ang barko sa pics hehe :)

mga 65-75 nay edad ani nila karon.. :bash:
asa man ni gkan nga pics.. pero in fairness.. naa daghan nagdunggo sa luyo
i think mga lantsa na.. dba lantsa pa man to sauna? before nagbarge?? :)

pero mas sayon baya siguro i-maneuver sa pilot ang gamay nga plane kaysa airbus during emergency
depende pud siguro sa situation hehe :bash: :bash::lol: :lol:

aw ambot lang kaha pod :bash:
basta ako.. mas e prefer nako ang mga dagko.. :lol:

Ozamiz Port 1949 (Net Find)
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/0zamizport1949.jpg


Nindot kaayo ang capture nivs. Expert na siguro ning nag shot ani. No photoshop pa sauna. hehe

mga 65-75 nay edad ani nila karon.. :bash:
asa man ni gkan nga pics.. pero in fairness.. naa daghan nagdunggo sa luyo
i think mga lantsa na.. dba lantsa pa man to sauna? before nagbarge?? :)

murag mga barko na Niv kanang sa likod anang naay layag :):cheers:

Maayo unta ma-develop sa SM or Robinson pud atong old public market sa Agora. Gi-offer na gud na sa LGU.
uwat sila kung dili nila dawaton hehe :bash::bash::lol::lol:
SM starting new retail center format
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 21:34:00 01/09/2011

MANILA, Philippines—Tycoon Henry Sy’s SM Prime Holdings Inc. is pilot-testing in Dasmariñas, Cavite, a new shopping center format that seeks to redevelop an existing rundown public market owned by the local government into a pioneering formal retail complex with room for the public vendors.

SM Prime Holdings Inc. executive vice president and chief finance officer Jeffrey Lim told reporters that his company would spend at least P500 million for this pilot project, which would be among the seven new local shopping centers that the group would open this year.

The group is planning a P20-billion fresh capital outlay for this year, mostly for the construction of malls.

The seven new shopping malls this year will make available 400,000 square meters of additional retail space under the vast SM mall empire. This still pales in comparison with the gross leasable space created in 2006 when the company opened five malls, including Mall of Asia, which accounted for 406,961 square meters.

Lim said most of the new mall openings this year would be smaller than the usual SM shopping centers. Aside from the pilot project in Dasmariñas, Cavite, SM Prime is set to open malls in Masinag, Antipolo; San Fernando, Pampanga; Apalit, Pampanga; Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City; La Consolacion, Cebu; and BF Sucat, Parañaque.

While the malls to be opened this year are smaller than most of SM’s existing malls, they signify SM Prime’s increasing penetration into new markets. The move may also pave the way for more partnerships with local government units (LGUs) on sprucing up public markets into more robust retail centers.

For the Dasmariñas public market project, SM Prime has started construction of the retail center based on a long-term lease contract with the LGU.

SM Prime obtained a concession to operate the center for 25 years, renewable for another 25 years. It will pay the local government unit rental for the use of the property.

The Dasmariñas shopping area will have a gross leasable space of 30,000 sqm. It will be ready for opening by the fourth quarter of this year, Lim said.

He said there would be a “semi basement” with wet and dry sections for vendors. The ground floor will house a hypermarket with some food shops. The second floor will be for third-party tenants and the top floor will be for parking.—Doris C. Dumlao

Dili dri sa SSC blue, mi submit sila sa cebu for sinulog. kinahanglan man magpa register ang mga photograpers para maka duol ka sila sa mga participants.

My cousin told me naa daw bayad sa registration. pero worth it daw kay duol kaayo ka para mag photoshooting.

maayo unta si astiguys makakuha ug shots sa sinulog :) :cheers:

Now.... which is which kuya Wendell ? Ozamiz or Ozamis ?
i think, Ozamiz church uses Ozamis while the city govt uses Ozamiz (official spelling).
Kuya Wendell tries to please both ??? :? :nuts: :crazy: :naughty:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Ozamiz%20city/MHnewspaper-1.jpg

cant we all just agree to one official, unified spelling of Ozamiz city please ?
is this is an example of disunity among Ozamiznons/Misamisnons, media, historians, govt officials and academe ?
is this hard to implement or to agree on one thing for the sake of uniformity ?
some sectors might say .. who cares ...
thats only one letter in the alphabet. they are both the same anyway :bash::bash::bash:

OT:

Unsa ng kanor @regjeex

hahaha.. ana diay na sir blue?? :bash:

dili kaha na combination sa ka as sign of respect ex. ka eddie ug ñor nga señor ? :lol::lol::lol::bash::bash::bash:

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Manila to Cebu
Cebu to Boracay (Caticlan) or Puerto Princesa P 499

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today is 1.11.11 :) :cheers1: :okay:

naa nay mga casuals sa cityhall gipang-taktak na jud after new year .... ma-rehire pa kaha sila ?
Tinud-anay na kaha ni para malimpyo ang matag dept. para sa target
nila nga good governance ug good fiscal management ? :)

dagko man kuno nga project ang implement karon tuiga sa city govt mao
kinahanglan jud kuno mag-lay off ky nanubra na empleyado sa cityhall karon tsk tsk :ohno: :(

Airphil Express (APX) flies Ozamiz to Cebu & v.v. Daily
starting January 15, 2011
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/31136_112689145435513_112419285462499_79388_5968006_n.jpg

baka ibalik na ng PAL ang daily flights nila para Ozamiz-Manila this March or April
or baka papasok na ang Airphil express Manila flight kapalit ng daily PAL flight sched sa Ozamiz :nuts: :crazy:

Nag-hiring karon ug 10 bus inspectors para Joanna jesh transport ni Cris Mahilac ....
pero para Manila deployment pa man :bash::bash::bash:

cant we all just agree to one official, unified spelling of Ozamiz city please ?
is this is an example of disunity among Ozamiznons/Misamisnons, media, historians, govt officials and academe ?
is this hard to implement or to agree on one thing for the sake of uniformity ?
some sectors might say .. who cares ...
thats only one letter in the alphabet. they are both the same anyway :bash::bash::bash:

pareho ra na sa atong local holidays blue....ang dec 8 sa una holiday sa time ni mayor ben fuentes...then after niya wala na ma holiday :ohno::ohno::ohno:

pareho ra na sa atong local holidays blue....ang dec 8 sa una holiday sa time ni mayor ben fuentes...then after niya wala na ma holiday :ohno::ohno::ohno:

mao ba ... mabuang ko ana nila hehe :lol::lol::lol:

Malingaw man ko tinan-aw sa avatar ni tingog_ozamiznon, astiguyz ug ni vanillasky17.
kang tingog_ozamiznon ky sige ug hiking iyang avatar. wala jud gikapoy
kang astiguys ky murag ma-hypnotize ko ug tinan-aw
kang vanillasky17 pud ky nagdula-dula sa iyang tarak-tarak hehe cute :lol::lol::bash::bash:

cant we all just agree to one official, unified spelling of Ozamiz city please ?
is this is an example of disunity among Ozamiznons/Misamisnons, media, historians, govt officials and academe ?
is this hard to implement or to agree on one thing for the sake of uniformity ?
some sectors might say .. who cares ...
thats only one letter in the alphabet. they are both the same anyway :bash::bash::bash:

hasta ko.. naconfuse na unsay ba juy tinood.. :bash:

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Domestic Flights
Cebu to Bacolod, Clark, Dumaguete or Iloilo P 299
Cebu to Butuan, Cagayan de Oro, Davao, Dipolog, General Santos,
Legazpi, Ozamiz, Pagadian, Siargao, Surigao, Tacloban or Zamboanga P 399

Manila to Cebu
Cebu to Boracay (Caticlan) or Puerto Princesa P 499

Sale Period: Up to Jan. 13, 2011 or until seats last
Travel Period: Feb. 1 - Mar. 31, 2011

International Flights
Manila to Busan P 1,999

Sale Period: Up to Jan. 13, 2011 or until seats last
Travel Period: Jun. 15 - Aug. 31, 2011

International Flights
Manila to Incheon
Cebu to Busan or Incheon P 1,999

Sale Period: Up to Jan. 13, 2011 or until seats last
Travel Period: Jun. 1 - Aug. 31, 2011

* Quoted fares are one way
* Limited availability.
* Fare are exclusive of government fees and taxes.
* Fares are non-refundable.
* Flight changes must be made more than 24 hours before scheduled time of departure.
* Go Lite Fares are available upon booking for guests traveling without check-in baggage.
* Add P 100 to fare upon booking if traveling with check-in baggage.
* CAB approved terms and conditions of carriage apply.

dugay ra jud ko galibog aning promo sa cebu pac ay...
unsay ng P399? :bash:

cant we all just agree to one official, unified spelling of Ozamiz city please ?
is this is an example of disunity among Ozamiznons/Misamisnons, media, historians, govt officials and academe ?
is this hard to implement or to agree on one thing for the sake of uniformity ?
some sectors might say .. who cares ...
thats only one letter in the alphabet. they are both the same anyway :bash::bash::bash:

hasta ko.. naconfuse na unsay ba juy tinood.. :bash:

ang tinood ky Ozamiz na jud. mao man mando sa city hall hehe :lol::lol::lol:

dugay ra jud ko galibog aning promo sa cebu pac ay...
unsay ng P399? :bash:

ngano man Niv?
399.00 pesos, Go-lite excluding tax.
475.68 pesos na kung apil na tax pero no checked-in baggage pa ni.
dugang lang ka ug 100 pesos kung gusto ka mag-check in baggage during pagbook nimo sa ticket.

My Misamis University (MU) Sim Card by Globe
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Ozamiz%20city/MyMUsim.jpg

Asa dapit sa Brgy Gango ang Timberland Subdivision sa Mediatrix Homes Inc.?

http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Ozamiz%20city/scan0001-1-1.jpg

GO! GO! GO! Tangub City! (SINANDULOY)

Here are some past videos of Sinulog:

from CKMSFDRV youtube: Sinulog 2007
GHxHqL7SfA4

from CKMSDFRV youtube: 2009
XoP1ktJ6IPE&feature=related

from tashawally youtube:2010
h9C7ZFjMntQ

Good Luck!

Tangub City's Sinanduloy Festival is already attracting foriegn media.... :banana:

National Geographic magazine, French TV crew to cover festival

By Linette C. Ramos
Wednesday, January 12, 2011


SINULOG will gain more international exposure this year, with a French TV news team and a National Geographic writer documenting the grand parade and other religious activities.

Photographers from Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan and other countries also have joined some 1,800 participants of the Sinulog photo contest.

For the first time, the National Geographic will feature the Sinulog in its magazine, which is distributed worldwide.

Writer Paul Christy from the National Geographic office in New York was only supposed to document the grand parade on Sunday, Sinulog Foundation Inc. (SFI) Executive Director Ricky Ballesteros said.

“But when we sent them the program, they found the other activities interesting so he decided to document Sinulog from the beginning, including the dawn procession. This is good for us because slowly, we are getting international exposure and we are now able to promote the Sinulog in the global arena, which is what we have always wanted,” he said.


A crew from TV France 3 also arrived in Tangub City and will document Tribu Sinanduloy’s participation in the Sinulog, starting from their trip to Cebu, their performance during the grand parade on Sunday and up to the awarding ceremony the following day.

Tribu Sinanduloy, the contingent from Tangub, is a consistent winner in the Sinulog-based category and is closely watched by judges and revelers because of their superb performance year after year.

Ballesteros said he also expects other foreign media and photographers to cover the Sinulog, which is known to be the grandest and the biggest religious festival in the country, with the many contingents it draws every year.

In the photography contest, some 1,800 IDs have been sold by the SFI.

Thanks for posting sleepwalker.

No probs, bai... :)

Good luck to the Sinanduloy dance troupe for their
performance this coming Sinulog fest this sunday.
i know you can do it :okay:
God bless you all :angel: :angel1:

ang tinood ky Ozamiz na jud. mao man mando sa city hall hehe :lol::lol::lol:

aw mas maayo.. mao na sad na akong gamiton sugod karon.. :okay:

ngano man Niv?
399.00 pesos, Go-lite excluding tax.
475.68 pesos na kung apil na tax pero no checked-in baggage pa ni.
dugang lang ka ug 100 pesos kung gusto ka mag-check in baggage during pagbook nimo sa ticket.

aw.. ana diay na? barato ra diay noh?

aw.. ana diay na? barato ra diay noh?

barato jud niv basta mag-promo ang Cebu Pac :)

Naay Midnight sale sa Gaisano Ozamiz karon Jan. 15 (saturday) :okay: :applause:
pero hurot na ang xmas bonus ... unsaon na lang waaaah :bash: :ohno: :nuts:

Murag sa January 15 pud ang 1st raffle draw sa Gaisano Capital.
ang celebrity guest kuno nila ky si Joseph Bitangcol ( again ??? siya na naman. mao ni sulti sa taga Gaisano)
Mag guesting siya sa Gaisano Pagadian ug Ozamiz kuno :)

Ang major prize nga auto sa Gaisano Capital Raffle promo ky
gi-display kuno sa Gaisano Pagadian ky
dili masulod ug maigo sa Gaisano Ozamiz Mall.
ang tri-sikad ug motorcycles nga minor prizes ang gi-display karon sa Gaisano Ozamiz :laugh: :hilarious :lol:

sa Jan. 15 ang fiesta sa Clarin.
naay 5 cock national derby sa ilang bag-ong sabungan.
Gen. admission ticket tag P300. ring side ticket ky tag P500.00 :smug: :horse: :rock: :nocrook:

[QUOTE=Blueleo;70428195]Asa dapit sa Brgy Gango ang Timberland Subdivision sa Mediatrix Homes Inc.?

naa sa left side going to airport from gango church. Before daw sa woodwind mansion Blue. Makita man daw ang sign sa dalan.

Thank you @ Goldfish for posting these videos.
Nakakita na jud ko sa ilang mga sayaw sa Sinulog hehe :) :okay:
GO! GO! GO! Tangub City! (SINANDULOY)

Here are some past videos of Sinulog:

from CKMSFDRV youtube: Sinulog 2007
GHxHqL7SfA4

from CKMSDFRV youtube: 2009
XoP1ktJ6IPE&feature=related

from tashawally youtube:2010
h9C7ZFjMntQ

Good Luck!

[QUOTE=Blueleo;70428195]Asa dapit sa Brgy Gango ang Timberland Subdivision sa Mediatrix Homes Inc.?

naa sa left side going to airport from gango church. Before daw sa woodwind mansion Blue. Makita man daw ang sign sa dalan.

ah ok. basin sudlonon siguro ky matag-agi nako diha wala man koy
makita nga gi-kural gud nga housing proj.
dili pareho sa woodwind mansion nga naa jud sa daplin sa dalan
Thanks :)

Thank you @ Goldfish for posting these videos.
Nakakita na jud ko sa ilang mga sayaw sa Sinulog hehe :) :okay:

You're welcome Blue. Diri rasad ko kita sa ila performance sa youtube. Sikat kaayo ang Sinanduloy. maayo unta ma kita nato ang documentary nga gi buhat sa TV France 3. hehehe

[QUOTE=*GoldFish*;70480203]

ah ok. basin sudlonon siguro ky matag-agi nako diha wala man koy
makita nga gi-kural gud nga housing proj.
dili pareho sa woodwind mansion nga naa jud sa daplin sa dalan
Thanks :)

yup sudlonon daw gamay pero duol ra daw gikan sa dalan.

sa 2009 ug 2010 nga sayaw sa Sinanduloy, gi-balik nila ug gamit ang
giant pedestal sa Sto. Niño lagi. Gipintalan lang ug laing color
dagko man kaayo sila ug props noh
Pila sila tanan dancers sa Sinanduloy ?
halos mapuno gud ang stage :bash: :lol:

Oroquieta Town Center update..

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs412.snc4/47566_145515075483626_136873439681123_187742_7932809_n.jpg

mall building

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs752.ash1/164310_173916185976848_136873439681123_320469_3086690_n.jpg

commercial building

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs026.snc6/165621_173916352643498_136873439681123_320475_2596190_n.jpg

civic center

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1373.snc4/164504_173916559310144_136873439681123_320480_2080805_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs762.ash1/165389_173916869310113_136873439681123_320488_972997_n.jpg

Mall

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs775.ash1/166570_173917052643428_136873439681123_320493_2363495_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs061.snc6/167181_173917175976749_136873439681123_320496_5601882_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs059.snc6/168958_173917215976745_136873439681123_320497_3480782_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs773.ash1/166347_173917252643408_136873439681123_320498_5361679_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1371.snc4/164373_173917289310071_136873439681123_320499_4882701_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs015.snc6/166569_173917332643400_136873439681123_320500_7254367_n.jpg

Recreational Strip

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs058.ash2/36272_173917452643388_136873439681123_320503_1086984_n.jpg

Mall Building Stalls

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs076.snc6/168628_173917692643364_136873439681123_320509_5263824_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs005.snc6/165533_173917652643368_136873439681123_320508_1776246_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs043.snc6/167353_173917802643353_136873439681123_320511_3441792_n.jpg

Entertainment Building

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1395.snc4/164760_173917915976675_136873439681123_320513_2053386_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs1338.snc4/163081_173917959310004_136873439681123_320514_2764661_n.jpg

Hotel Area

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs013.snc6/166306_173918295976637_136873439681123_320522_3096658_n.jpg

Pool

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You're welcome Blue. Diri rasad ko kita sa ila performance sa youtube. Sikat kaayo ang Sinanduloy. maayo unta ma kita nato ang documentary nga gi buhat sa TV France 3. hehehe

hulat lang ta ana sa cable tv sa national Geographic channel.
basin naay pirated copy ana dayon balik balikon dayon ug salida sa local cable tv nato hehe :bash::bash::lol::lol:

fully booked na ang friday flight nato sa Cebu sa APX ug Cebu Pac.
wala jud bakante unless naay mo-back out sa flight hehe
ang barko kaha noh ?

Sinulog organizers assure exciting 2011 grand parade

CEBU CITY, JAN. 12, 2011 (PNA) – Organizers said the 2011 edition of the Sinulog grand parade on Sunday, with at least 50 dancing contingents and 60 other entries in the float, higante and puppeteer categories, will be more entertaining than previous parades.

Sinulog Foundation Inc. (SFI) Executive Director Ricky Ballesteros said the audience can look forward to the unique performance expected from the 11 contingents from cities and provinces outside Cebu.

At least two million revelers are expected to watch the grand parade this Sunday, now on its 31st year.

Among the spectators are some 25 government officials from Yeosu City, South Korea and Harlemermeer, The Netherlands.

Cebu City officials invited the delegations from Yeosu and Harlemermeer, which are sister-cities of Cebu City.

“This is going to be one of our longest parades, if not the longest, because we have the most number of contingents joining this Sunday. We will have to start early so we can also end the parade early,” Ballesteros said.

Around 30 also signed up for the float competition, 30 for the higante contest and 20 for the puppeteer contest.

Ballesteros said the number of contingents prompted them to start the parade early so they can end it by 8 p.m.

Ballesteros said they intend to start the parade by 9:30 a.m., immediately after the solemn mass that Archbishop Jose Palma will celebrate at the Cebu City Sports Center at 8:30 a.m.

A short silent drill by the Philippine Air Force (PAF) will follow the mass, before the parade starts.

Contingents will dance from the sports center and exit along P. del Rosario St. to Imus Road, going to Gen. Maxilom Ave. and Osmeña Blvd., and will end with their five-minute dance and ritual at the sports center.

The 11 out-of-town groups are Tribu Sinan-duloy of Tangub City, Bayawan City, Pintados of Tacloban City, Hinugyaw of Cotabato Province, Lubi-Lubi Festival of Surigao del Norte, Tribu Sinandurot of Dumaguete City, Tribu Himug-ulaw of Placer in Masbate, the Province of Lanao del Norte, Tribu Ormocano of Ormoc City, Tribu Buyuganon of Abuyog in Leyte and the Surala Cultural Group of South Cotabato.

The Cebu City government and the provincial government are entered as guest performers in the parade. (PNA)LAM/EB/re

Sr Pedro Lechong Manok & Resto Branch 1 in Ozamiz will transfer to
their soon-to-be-finished new 2 storey bldg in March this year
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sa 2009 ug 2010 nga sayaw sa Sinanduloy, gi-balik nila ug gamit ang
giant pedestal sa Sto. Niño lagi. Gipintalan lang ug laing color
dagko man kaayo sila ug props noh
Pila sila tanan dancers sa Sinanduloy ?
halos mapuno gud ang stage :bash: :lol:

I think more than 60 dancers ang nisayaw sa Sinanduloy Dance Troupe. :lol::cheers::D

^^^^^^^^
‘Lechon manok’ magic: Key to Sr. Pedro’s success
By Ma. Cecilia Rodriguez
Mindanao Bureau
First Posted 18:29:00 02/16/2008

MISAMIS ORIENAL -- A long line of customers savor the sweet, mouth-watering smell of roasted chicken, cooked to tenderness by Sr. Pedro’s helpers, as they wait for their order along a busy road in Lapasan, Cagayan de Oro City. That chicken, the prodigious lechon manok (roasted chicken) that captured the Pinoy palate by storm, is most sought by average people who, as one of its loyal patrons says, just want to get a taste of Sr. Pedro’s blessing.

Now with 250 outlets scattered around Metro Manila and key cities nationwide, Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro has taken a giant stride to culinary fame and fortune.

Peter Unabia, founder of Anakciano Inc. that owns Sr. Pedro, talks of their next project after 16 years of enjoying phenomenal success -- to return the blessings they have received. This, Peter, or Pedro to his friends, has been doing, along with his 10 other siblings, for the past four years.

“We organized a foundation, called the Anaktering Foundation, in honor of my mother Tering who was very religious. Through this foundation, we found ways of sharing our blessings. And we chose to help the small farmers of Misamis Oriental,” says Peter who now sits as provincial board member in the 2nd district of Misamis Oriental.

The foundation aims to provide a livelihood opportunity for small farmers. This is done by contracting the farmers as suppliers of chicken broilers.

“We contract the farmers to supply the chicken. We give them series of trainings on how to breed broilers. These trainings are given for free. We also provide the chicks, feeds, even the medicines and vaccines. All the farmer has to do is build a cage that will pass our standards, and take care of the chicken until its ready,” explains Peter.

Presently, backyard contract growing by the marginalized farmers accounts for 10 percent of the total chicken supply of Anakciano Inc. The other 90 percent is supplied by commercial contract growers. In sum, the annual output from the contract growers has reached a whopping 11 million birds. Of these, 10 million are processed as ready-to-roast chicken delivered to all Ang Lechon Manok ni Sr. Pedro outlets around the country, while the others are sold as dressed chickens.

Peter the farmer

The Unabia family traces its roots to Malaybalay, Bukidnon, as hired hands who plowed large tracts of fields owned by big hacenderos. The family patriarch, Daciano, leased a small piece of land, and, like other small farmers in Mindanao, had to contend with middlemen, creditors and traders to get by with a few earnings from his harvest.

“I grew up knowing how difficult life is for a small farmer. We were poor and we were not given any opportunity to rise up from our miserable situation,” says Peter.

Hard work and enough will to get ahead in life eventually took the Unabia family to better times. Daciano and Tering were able to send their children to school. But the eldest in the brood, Peter, had set his eyes on the chicken business.

In 1992, Peter sought the help of his brothers to put up a small road-side roasted chicken outlet. Banking on his brother’s prowess in cooking and his own talent in management, Peter persevered in making that small chicken stand his ladder to success.

“We didn’t give up despite the many challenges. It helps to know that if you succeed, many others will benefit, like my family, and yes, my kin, the farmers,” says Peter.

What is the right way to help the farmers, Peter asks himself. The answer he gives is based on his own experiences as a poor farmer—to give them the opportunity to prosper, to free them from the bondage of credit and to develop in them a sense of ownership and trust.

Not dole-out

“Instead of giving the farmers fish, we teach them how to fish. This is our thrust in the foundation. It should not be dole-out, otherwise, the farmers will not prosper,” says Peter.

Presently, the foundation is directly dealing with 1,624 farmers from Balingasag, Talisayan and other remote towns in the province who were contracted as backyard growers. While most of the farmers reported a P3,000 to P5,000 additional income from the project, there are some who were not able to sustain it.

Peter is shaking his head as he explained the difficulty of managing the project. “Some of our beneficiaries had problems taking care of the chicken. Some sold them to earn quick cash, some ate the chicken for lack of anything else to eat.”

But, Peter says, they were persevering. They have, after all, chosen to deal with more than a thousand farmers, instead of dealing with a few large commercial growers, to distribute income. The 200 chicks that the foundation provides the farmers are translated to P11,200-investment per farmer.

“It is a big amount to invest, but we get consolation from knowing that some of the farmers that we help eventually prosper,” says Peter. Some farmers soon expanded to become commercial growers themselves.

Just recently, the Anaktering Foundation and the Anakciano Inc. have ventured into a goat-dispersal project aimed at teaching farmers shared responsibility. Still in an experimental stage, the initial 20 recipients were given five female and one male goats for dispersal. As soon as the female goats breed, the recipients will have to give the first breed to a new recipient.

The biggest venture so far that the foundation has initiated is its corn production. With 140 marginalized farmers benefiting from the project, the foundation has invested P22,800 per hectare of corn. The farmer’s counterpart is the land. Labor is paid for by the company at P5,000 per hectare, as well as all farm inputs, such as seeds and fertilizer.

Children of poor farmers have also benefited from the “Hustong Pagkain Program” of the foundation. It is a feeding program for malnourished children in rural areas of Misamis Oriental. Thrice a week, foundation volunteers go to the rural areas to give out milk and chicken to children beneficiaries. A total of 318 malnourished children have graduated from the feeding program.

Sustainability

Peter has some things in mind to sustain the livelihood opportunities given to farmers. The key, he says, is local government unit support that is not paltry but should be consistent in helping the farmers. Another is the delivery of programs by the Department of Agriculture which should be appropriate to the needs of the farmers.

“The framework should be toward quality not quantity. The programs should be sustainable and not just dole-out,” Peter reiterates.

As a public official though, Peter knows there’s more work to be done in terms of re-orienting programs for marginalized farmers. “But I’m not stopping,” he counters.

I think more than 60 dancers ang nisayaw sa Sinanduloy Dance Troupe. :lol::cheers::D

mao ba ... more than 60 ... dakong labad sa ulo na oi sa choreographer hehe :bash::bash:

Congratulations to San Nicolas Ecological Association of Plaridel, Misamis Occidental won as Bayaning Pilipino 2010 - Bayaning Samahan Category was broadcast at ABS-CBN last January 9, 2011

Congratz Misamisnon:cheers::cheers::banana::banana::banana:

mao ba ... more than 60 ... dakong labad sa ulo na oi sa choreographer hehe :bash::bash:

heheheh...labad jud sa choreographer sir blue, but still they won bisag daghan cla. nagparticipate jud cla..liman ka sukad niapil sila i think last 2005 hangtud 2010, straight champ. jud cla sa category. nindot pa ang sayaw, nindot pa ang costume, very colorful :D :lol::lol::banana::banana::cheers::cheers:

San Nicolas Ecological Association Story

Mula sa sariling pawis, sariling sikap at pag-aambagng kahit anong resources meron ang grupo, nag-punla ng halos pitumpong libong (70,000) binhi ng Bakhaw ang San Nicolas Ecological Association,Inc., mula pa noong 1993 hangang sa kasalukuyan. Sila ay isang samahan na binubuo ng mga mahihirap at maliliit na mga mangingisda at magsasaka na nagbibigay serbisyo sa kanilang sariling kakayahan upang matugunan ang pang-ekonomiya at pang-kalikasang suliranin; ang pagkaubos ng Mangrove Forest at ang pagbaba ng mga huli ng mga lamang dagat. Sa kasalukuyan, ang Samahan ay umaani na sa kanilang pinaghirapan. At patuloy pa rin sa kanilang adbokasiya sa pag protekta ng natitirang Mangrove Forest, at dagdag pa nito, pinalakas pa nila ang kampanya sa pag promote ng “organic farming.” Sa tulong ng Social Action Center of Ozamis, bilang kanilang “linkaging institution” nag bibigay sila ng seminar on Organic Farming method, pati na rin ang pag gawa ng organic fertilizer; solid and liquid.

Mula sa kanilang kakarampot na kita, huli at ani, sa pangingisda at pagsasaka, naitaguyod nila noon ang kanilang samahan sa paraan ng bayanihan. Sa mga panahong nagsisimula pa lang sila, iba ang tingin ng karamihan sa kanilang ginagawa, subalit kalaunan sila ay hinahangaan at dahil dito dumami ang kanilang nahikayat.

Sa kasalukuyan, dumadami na ang nagtatanim ng Bakhaw, gaya nila, sa mga kalapit na lugar, subalit ang iba ay di nag tatagal dahil ang habol lang ay ang pondo at perang kapalit sa pag tatanim.

Ang Samahan ng SNEA, Inc. ay mayroon nang higit sa isang daang mga meyembro at tumutulong na rin kahit sa ibang lugar upang I promote ang kanilang bagong adbokasiya ng Organic farming.

from:http://bayaningpilipino.abs-cbnnews.com/bayani/samahan3.html

naa man kuno year nga napildi sila sa Sinulog ky nadigyas ang ilang main dancer ky basa ang stage .
murag runner up ra sila kuno ato nga year ?

Iris Mae Linganay of Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe of
Tangub city won as Sinulog Festival Queen 2009
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naa man kuno year nga napildi sila sa Sinulog ky nadigyas ang ilang main dancer ky basa ang stage .
murag runner up ra sila kuno ato nga year ?

mao ba sir blue, napildi diay clag kausa..kay akong nahibao-an daug jud cla permi..cge clag kachampion sa sayaw. :D

Congratulation .... Misamisnons are all proud of you :grouphug: :okay: :lovethem:
San Nicolas Ecological Association Story

Mula sa sariling pawis, sariling sikap at pag-aambagng kahit anong resources meron ang grupo, nag-punla ng halos pitumpong libong (70,000) binhi ng Bakhaw ang San Nicolas Ecological Association,Inc., mula pa noong 1993 hangang sa kasalukuyan. Sila ay isang samahan na binubuo ng mga mahihirap at maliliit na mga mangingisda at magsasaka na nagbibigay serbisyo sa kanilang sariling kakayahan upang matugunan ang pang-ekonomiya at pang-kalikasang suliranin; ang pagkaubos ng Mangrove Forest at ang pagbaba ng mga huli ng mga lamang dagat. Sa kasalukuyan, ang Samahan ay umaani na sa kanilang pinaghirapan. At patuloy pa rin sa kanilang adbokasiya sa pag protekta ng natitirang Mangrove Forest, at dagdag pa nito, pinalakas pa nila ang kampanya sa pag promote ng “organic farming.” Sa tulong ng Social Action Center of Ozamis, bilang kanilang “linkaging institution” nag bibigay sila ng seminar on Organic Farming method, pati na rin ang pag gawa ng organic fertilizer; solid and liquid.

Mula sa kanilang kakarampot na kita, huli at ani, sa pangingisda at pagsasaka, naitaguyod nila noon ang kanilang samahan sa paraan ng bayanihan. Sa mga panahong nagsisimula pa lang sila, iba ang tingin ng karamihan sa kanilang ginagawa, subalit kalaunan sila ay hinahangaan at dahil dito dumami ang kanilang nahikayat.

Sa kasalukuyan, dumadami na ang nagtatanim ng Bakhaw, gaya nila, sa mga kalapit na lugar, subalit ang iba ay di nag tatagal dahil ang habol lang ay ang pondo at perang kapalit sa pag tatanim.

Ang Samahan ng SNEA, Inc. ay mayroon nang higit sa isang daang mga meyembro at tumutulong na rin kahit sa ibang lugar upang I promote ang kanilang bagong adbokasiya ng Organic farming.

from:http://bayaningpilipino.abs-cbnnews.com/bayani/samahan3.html

mao ba sir blue, napildi diay clag kausa..kay akong nahibao-an daug jud cla permi..cge clag kachampion sa sayaw. :D

murag runner up ra man siguro once ... verify pa nako ni hehe :bash: :lol:

Tangub City in Misamis Ocidental
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Airphil Express (APX) Sale (again) :)
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P598.00 one way
Ozamiz to Cebu v.v.
Sale period: Jan. 12-13, 2011
Travel period: Jan 16- Feb 15, 2011

heheheh...labad jud sa choreographer sir blue, but still they won bisag daghan cla. nagparticipate jud cla..liman ka sukad niapil sila i think last 2005 hangtud 2010, straight champ. jud cla sa category. nindot pa ang sayaw, nindot pa ang costume, very colorful :D :lol::lol::banana::banana::cheers::cheers:

earlier than 2005. 2001 ko kita nila nag praktis sa Tangub Gym. So it means they been in the competition for more than 10years.

naa man kuno year nga napildi sila sa Sinulog ky nadigyas ang ilang main dancer ky basa ang stage .
murag runner up ra sila kuno ato nga year ?

Morag mangita ta og taga Tangub diri nga forumer kay interisado kaayo ko sa Sinanduloy history.:):)

Morag mangita ta og taga Tangub diri nga forumer kay interisado kaayo ko sa Sinanduloy history.:):)

si Tangubanon unta, gold... missing in action na man siya hehe :bash:
sa wikipedia kaha basin naay sinanduloy write up didto :lol:

If you include govt tax, this promo fare will become P687.00 one way :)
Airphil Express (APX) Sale (again) :)
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P598.00 one way
Ozamiz to Cebu v.v.
Sale period: Jan. 12-13, 2011
Travel period: Jan 16- Feb 15, 2011

Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe
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TANGUB City, Misamis Occidental––During the Northern Mindanao Regional Tourism Council (NMRTC) Meeting and Induction of Officers, the Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe, the pride of Tangub City performed during the much celebrated event. The holding of the meeting and induction was in held just in time for the city’s 18th Year Christmas Symbols Festival 2010.

Since 1992, the Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe has regaled the public with their songs, dances and other world class performances that awed the audience here and abroad. The Sinanduloy Dance Troupe has helped shape and values, character and minds of the youth of Tangub City and have turned them into able and proud ambassadors of goodwill not just in Tangub City but also in Misamis Occidental and in Region 10 as a whole. By winning awards in festivals and competitions all over the country, these young talented and dedicated artists together with their equally dedicated trainers and advisors have placed Tangub in the Philippine Map of Tourism in the country today.

The vision of Hon. Jennifer Wee-Tan-former Mayor of Tangub City, now First Lady and the concurrent the Chairman of Region Tourism Council of Northern Mindanao and recently the Co- Chairman of BIMP-EAGA Mindanao Cluster pulled together the scarce resources that were available and launched a youth development oriented program that aimed to advance the cultural life of Tangub City.

Since then up to now, Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe has become synonymous with the name as the city itself. It has 4 performance level components: the Sinanduloy All Star Band, the Sinanduloy Instrumentalists, the Sinanduloy Singers and the Sinanduloy Dancers.

SINULOG 2005 in Cebu, the Sinanduloy instrumentalists won the Best MusicalityAward of the contest. Recently, its All Band Component is the official representative of Region 10 for the Department of Tourism’s WOW Philippines held at Intramuros, Manila. They are about to release their first Debut Album.

The Sinanduloy Singers was the Regional Winner of the National Music Competitions for Young Artists (NMCYA) and the First Honorable Mention in the National Level. The Grand Champion of the Philippine Travel Mart Choral Competition held at the SM Mega-Trade Hall, Mandaluyong Manila and a resident choir performer of the Philippine Travel Mart of the Department Tourism Region 10.

The Sinanduloy Dancers is performing a world class performance level as they are invited to perform in different Culture and Arts venue like the Kalahi Cultural Care-giving on Millenium Development Goals at the Rajah Suliman Theater in Intramuros, Manila. Participated in different dance cultural exchange program in China, England, Hongkong, Japan and Malaysia.

Holder of a-nine (9) Grand Champion Perfomer of the famous SINULOG SUGBO and best in Costume in 2002 and 2003 and Best in Street Dancing for seven (7) years in the same venue.

The Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe was one of the nominees (top 6) for the Aliw Awards Best Cultural Group in the Philippines for two consecutive years 2008 and 2009.

Source: Businessweek Mindamao 12/2010

kinsa gusto moadto sa Sinulog cebu karon Jan. 15 saturday ....
naa pay bakante ang APX tag P3,805.00 one way :smug: :cheer:

kinsa gusto moadto sa Sinulog cebu karon Jan. 15 saturday ....
naa pay bakante ang APX tag P3,805.00 one way :smug: :cheer:

daghan pa siguro wala kabalo nga daily na ang APX flight para Cebu sugod Jan. 15 :ohno: :omg: :baaa: :hm:

Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe
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TANGUB City, Misamis Occidental––During the Northern Mindanao Regional Tourism Council (NMRTC) Meeting and Induction of Officers, the Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe, the pride of Tangub City performed during the much celebrated event. The holding of the meeting and induction was in held just in time for the city’s 18th Year Christmas Symbols Festival 2010.

Since 1992, the Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe has regaled the public with their songs, dances and other world class performances that awed the audience here and abroad. The Sinanduloy Dance Troupe has helped shape and values, character and minds of the youth of Tangub City and have turned them into able and proud ambassadors of goodwill not just in Tangub City but also in Misamis Occidental and in Region 10 as a whole. By winning awards in festivals and competitions all over the country, these young talented and dedicated artists together with their equally dedicated trainers and advisors have placed Tangub in the Philippine Map of Tourism in the country today.

The vision of Hon. Jennifer Wee-Tan-former Mayor of Tangub City, now First Lady and the concurrent the Chairman of Region Tourism Council of Northern Mindanao and recently the Co- Chairman of BIMP-EAGA Mindanao Cluster pulled together the scarce resources that were available and launched a youth development oriented program that aimed to advance the cultural life of Tangub City.

Since then up to now, Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe has become synonymous with the name as the city itself. It has 4 performance level components: the Sinanduloy All Star Band, the Sinanduloy Instrumentalists, the Sinanduloy Singers and the Sinanduloy Dancers.

SINULOG 2005 in Cebu, the Sinanduloy instrumentalists won the Best MusicalityAward of the contest. Recently, its All Band Component is the official representative of Region 10 for the Department of Tourism’s WOW Philippines held at Intramuros, Manila. They are about to release their first Debut Album.

The Sinanduloy Singers was the Regional Winner of the National Music Competitions for Young Artists (NMCYA) and the First Honorable Mention in the National Level. The Grand Champion of the Philippine Travel Mart Choral Competition held at the SM Mega-Trade Hall, Mandaluyong Manila and a resident choir performer of the Philippine Travel Mart of the Department Tourism Region 10.

The Sinanduloy Dancers is performing a world class performance level as they are invited to perform in different Culture and Arts venue like the Kalahi Cultural Care-giving on Millenium Development Goals at the Rajah Suliman Theater in Intramuros, Manila. Participated in different dance cultural exchange program in China, England, Hongkong, Japan and Malaysia.

Holder of a-nine (9) Grand Champion Perfomer of the famous SINULOG SUGBO and best in Costume in 2002 and 2003 and Best in Street Dancing for seven (7) years in the same venue.

The Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe was one of the nominees (top 6) for the Aliw Awards Best Cultural Group in the Philippines for two consecutive years 2008 and 2009.

Source: Businessweek Mindamao 12/2010

Very nice info! Thanks Blue!:):)

Very nice info! Thanks Blue!:):)


No probs :) abot na d i sa abroad ug perform ang Sinanduloy ... galing galing :applause: :okay:

yehey ... haPit na mahuman CONGRATULATION OROQUIETA :applause: :okay: :horse: :cheer:
Oroquieta Town Center update..

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commercial building

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civic center

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Mall

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Recreational Strip

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Entertainment Building

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Hotel Area

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^^LIKE IT... :cheers:

abi nako fountain ni buknit hehe :bash::bash:
Oroquieta Town Center update..

Pool

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@ buknit
Pagkuha na ug stall diha Oroquieta Town Center. Abre ta ug restobar diha.
unsa may maayong ingalan sa atong restobar ? hehe :lol::lol::lol:

kanang swimming pool para sa hotel na Buknit? :) :cheers1:

naay plano kaha ang city govt sa Oroquieta nga magbutang ug
mga govt offices sulod sa Oroquieta Town Center? :smug:

Sinanduloy Dance Troupe of Tangub City: Mindanao’s winningest contingent in Sinulog Grand Parade
January 21, 2009 · 10:40 am

The 2009 edition of Sinulog Grand Parade has just passed with the same excitement and spectacle. Congratulations to the Buyogan Festival of Abuyog Leyte and the Sinanduloy Dance Troupe for winning the Free Interpretation and Sinulog Based categories respectively after both have displayed splendid performances.

What I will be writing today is the history of the participation of contingents from Mindanao which have dominated the awards in the Sinulog Grand Parade for most part of the past two decades.

The Mindanao debut in the Sinulog Festival, as I can remember, is made by Surigao’s Bonok Bonok Maradjaw Karajaw Festival in 1990. It turned out that Surigao’s feat was trailblazing as it paved the way for more Mindanao contingents to come and participate in the said festival. Right after its first appearance, Surigao City made an impression by bagging the first prize. By the way, the main stage at that time was located at the North Reclamation area right across the then White Gold Supermarket. What is remarkable for Surigao’s participation is that it introduced to the audience the fast paced dance steps. While before, spectators watched structured dances, Surigao surprised them with their agility and different but emerging musicality.

The following year in 1991, Surigao came back only to relinquish the crown to Malitbog, Southern Leyte in the Free Interpretation category. In 1992, it came back strong by retaking the title.

In 1993, a new Mindanao contingent emerged to dislodge Surigao from the top. The Province of Camiguin participated for the first time in the Sinulog Free Interpretation category and wrest the title from Surigao City’s Bonok Bonok Maradjaw Karajaw. Camiguin, introduced for the first time, the use of multiple costumed dancers. While before most dancers are clad in one costume, Camiguin paraded dancers with different attire which have different roles to play in the performance. Noteworthy for that year, it was also the first year when Tangub City’s Sinanduloy Dance Troupe participated in the Sinulog, finishing fourth place in the Free Interpretation category. They were already good at that time but not quite good as it is today.

In 1994, smarting from its defeat to Camiguin, Surigao bounced back with a vengeance and reclaimed the title convincingly. Camiguin’s best finish the year before, was contrasted by what could have been their worst performance in the Sinulog. It was quite a shock that they performed an actual traditional circumcision during its performance. It was a stunt but it failed to impress the judges and the crowd. Boos were heard from the audience.

In 1995, another Mindanao contingent ousted Surigao from the top and this time it is the neighboring city of Butuan which for the first time participated in the Sinulog Free Interpretation category. Butuan City impressed the jurors by its electric and fast paced dance steps and flawless execution. So impressive was Butuan City’s performance that they again bagged the top prize in the 1996 edition, making them the only back to back winner from Mindanao. In their 1996 performance, the crowd was treated with non stop surprises that ended with the sudden emergence of Magellan’s Cross. Butuan’s back to back win was never ever duplicated by any Mindanao contingent. It turned out also the last time Butuan participated in the event. My hunched is that their sudden non participation in the Sinulog was due to the launching of their own street dancing festival in honor of the Sto. Nino, the Kahimunan Festival held in Libertad, Butuan City.

In 1997, a local group, the Daanbantayan Dancers won the Sinulog Free Interpretation category. However in 1998, another Surigao contingent grabbed the spotlight by winning the contest, the Buyawanong Placer of Placer, Surigao del Norte. Choreography wise, it’s the same as Bonok Bonok. Only the sponsor was different.

In 1999, a commercial entry won the top prize in the Free Interpretation category, the contingent of the PLDT. Not surprising though as its dancers is composed of the now dominant Lumad Basakanon.

In 2000, Tangub’s Sinanduloy came back with a bang. It won the Free Interpretation category and signaled a new era in the Sinulog Grand Parade dominance. It duplicated its feat in 2001. In 2002, Sinanduloy transferred to the Sinulog based category and continued its dominance. It also won the 2004, 2005, 2006 and the 2007 edition in the Sinulog Based category.

While Sinanduloy practically owned the Sinulog based category, a minor stir was created in 2006 in the Free Interpretation category. Camiguin, after years of runner up finishes, finally won another Free Interpretation Grand Prize. It came back in 2007 but lost to Lumad Basakanon. It was the last time Camiguin contingent was seen in the Sinulog.

In 2008, Sinanduloy tasted its bitter lose against a local upstart, the Siloy Festival of Alcoy, Cebu. I have heard that Sinanduloy somewhat questioned the verdict since Alcoy’s performance was quite a cross between the Free Interpretation and the Sinulog based category but as they say El fallo de juez is inapelable (The decision of the judges is final and unappealable). So bitter was the loss that Sinanduloy contemplated in not participating the 2009 edition of the Sinulog. It could have been a decision that they would have regretted as they won this year’s edition in the Sinulog based category. Once more Sinanduloy is the top prize winner.

This year, only three contingents are from Mindanao, Sinanduloy, Lanao del Norte and General Luna, Surigao del Norte. The last time that several Mindanao contingents participated in the Sinulog was in 2005 which I think was a reunion of sorts for Mindanao. Bonok Bonok of Surigao City, Buyawanong Placer of Surigao del Norte, Camiguin (which fielded two contingents), Iligan, Ozamiz, and of course Tangub City were all there.

Other Mindanao contingents which made an appearance in the Sinulog were Cabadbaran City (2008), Cantilan, Surigao del Sur (2004), Tandag (2004) and Davao del Norte (1998).

For the past 2 years however, we see a dwindling appearance of Mindanao contingents. I can hypothesize three things for this. One, maybe organizers made the participation less enticing in terms of prizes and incentives and two, the cost of participation in a festival away from Mindanao has become growingly prohibitive that it dilutes foreseen benefits in terms of awareness and exposure that a place can get in participating in the Sinulog. Lastly, Mindanao cities and municipalities have developed their own local festivals which have become cheaper alternatives for advertising their localities. This is what happened to Butuan City with its own Kahimunan Festival. Other notable Mindanao festivals are, Bonok Bonok Maradjaw Karajaw of Surigao City, the Naliyagan Festival in Agusan del Sur, the Kaamulan Festival in Bukidnon, the Kadayawan Festival in Davao City to name a few which have carved names in their own right.

The Sinulog organizers may not admit it but the dwindling Mindanao contingent appearances should be a cause for concern. Either they would make moves to encourage them to come back or they will find alternatives to compensate for the absence. This year, more and more public schools are appearing in the Sinulog Grand Parade. The organizers should encourage that because one can only imagine if there will come a time that not even a single Mindanao contingent will come back and participate. Accept it or not, Mindanao contingents adds to the excitement. The success of a Sinulog Grand Parade is usually gauged by the number of out of town contingents which will take part. This early, Sinanduloy, the only remaining enthusiastic Mindanao contingent, is doubtful if it will come back next year even if they won the title.

Lastly, we can only cherish the success of our Mindanao contingents appearing in a big festival like Sinulog Grand Parade and before a very discriminating Cebuano audience.

Source: http://balatucan.wordpress.com/2009/01/21/mindanao-contingents-in-the-sinulog/

naa man kuno year nga napildi sila sa Sinulog ky nadigyas ang ilang main dancer ky basa ang stage .
murag runner up ra sila kuno ato nga year ?

mao ba sir blue, napildi diay clag kausa..kay akong nahibao-an daug jud cla permi..cge clag kachampion sa sayaw. :D

murag runner up ra man siguro once ... verify pa nako ni hehe :bash: :lol:

Excerpt from Mindanao Contingents in the Sinulog
Sinanduloy Dance Troupe of Tangub City: Mindanao’s winningest contingent in Sinulog Grand parade

"In 2008, Sinanduloy tasted its bitter lose against a local upstart, the Siloy Festival of Alcoy, Cebu. I have heard that Sinanduloy somewhat questioned the verdict since Alcoy’s performance was quite a cross between the Free Interpretation and the Sinulog based category but as they say El fallo de juez is inapelable (The decision of the judges is final and unappealable). So bitter was the loss that Sinanduloy contemplated in not participating the 2009 edition of the Sinulog. It could have been a decision that they would have regretted as they won this year’s edition in the Sinulog based category. Once more Sinanduloy is the top prize winner."
Source: http://balatucan.wordpress.com/2009/01/21/mindanao-contingents-in-the-sinulog/

Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe
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TANGUB City, Misamis Occidental––During the Northern Mindanao Regional Tourism Council (NMRTC) Meeting and Induction of Officers, the Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe, the pride of Tangub City performed during the much celebrated event. The holding of the meeting and induction was in held just in time for the city’s 18th Year Christmas Symbols Festival 2010.

Since 1992, the Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe has regaled the public with their songs, dances and other world class performances that awed the audience here and abroad. The Sinanduloy Dance Troupe has helped shape and values, character and minds of the youth of Tangub City and have turned them into able and proud ambassadors of goodwill not just in Tangub City but also in Misamis Occidental and in Region 10 as a whole. By winning awards in festivals and competitions all over the country, these young talented and dedicated artists together with their equally dedicated trainers and advisors have placed Tangub in the Philippine Map of Tourism in the country today.

The vision of Hon. Jennifer Wee-Tan-former Mayor of Tangub City, now First Lady and the concurrent the Chairman of Region Tourism Council of Northern Mindanao and recently the Co- Chairman of BIMP-EAGA Mindanao Cluster pulled together the scarce resources that were available and launched a youth development oriented program that aimed to advance the cultural life of Tangub City.

Since then up to now, Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe has become synonymous with the name as the city itself. It has 4 performance level components: the Sinanduloy All Star Band, the Sinanduloy Instrumentalists, the Sinanduloy Singers and the Sinanduloy Dancers.

SINULOG 2005 in Cebu, the Sinanduloy instrumentalists won the Best MusicalityAward of the contest. Recently, its All Band Component is the official representative of Region 10 for the Department of Tourism’s WOW Philippines held at Intramuros, Manila. They are about to release their first Debut Album.

The Sinanduloy Singers was the Regional Winner of the National Music Competitions for Young Artists (NMCYA) and the First Honorable Mention in the National Level. The Grand Champion of the Philippine Travel Mart Choral Competition held at the SM Mega-Trade Hall, Mandaluyong Manila and a resident choir performer of the Philippine Travel Mart of the Department Tourism Region 10.

The Sinanduloy Dancers is performing a world class performance level as they are invited to perform in different Culture and Arts venue like the Kalahi Cultural Care-giving on Millenium Development Goals at the Rajah Suliman Theater in Intramuros, Manila. Participated in different dance cultural exchange program in China, England, Hongkong, Japan and Malaysia.

Holder of a-nine (9) Grand Champion Perfomer of the famous SINULOG SUGBO and best in Costume in 2002 and 2003 and Best in Street Dancing for seven (7) years in the same venue.

The Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe was one of the nominees (top 6) for the Aliw Awards Best Cultural Group in the Philippines for two consecutive years 2008 and 2009.

Source: Businessweek Mindamao 12/2010

hala.. nominee diay sila? karon pajud ko kabalo.. wow congrats.. maski late na :applause:

Excerpt from Mindanao Contingents in the Sinulog
Sinanduloy Dance Troupe of Tangub City: Mindanao’s winningest contingent in Sinulog Grand parade

"In 2008, Sinanduloy tasted its bitter lose against a local upstart, the Siloy Festival of Alcoy, Cebu. I have heard that Sinanduloy somewhat questioned the verdict since Alcoy’s performance was quite a cross between the Free Interpretation and the Sinulog based category but as they say El fallo de juez is inapelable (The decision of the judges is final and unappealable). So bitter was the loss that Sinanduloy contemplated in not participating the 2009 edition of the Sinulog. It could have been a decision that they would have regretted as they won this year’s edition in the Sinulog based category. Once more Sinanduloy is the top prize winner."
Source: http://balatucan.wordpress.com/2009/01/21/mindanao-contingents-in-the-sinulog/

kadungog sad ko ani kadtong time nga wala niapil ang sinanduloy sa sinulog.. but now pako kabalo sa reason..mao diay :bash:

@ buknit
Pagkuha na ug stall diha Oroquieta Town Center. Abre ta ug restobar diha.
unsa may maayong ingalan sa atong restobar ? hehe :lol::lol::lol:

Blubuk :lol: :banana:

ngano man Niv?
399.00 pesos, Go-lite excluding tax.
475.68 pesos na kung apil na tax pero no checked-in baggage pa ni.
dugang lang ka ug 100 pesos kung gusto ka mag-check in baggage during pagbook nimo sa ticket.

aw.. ana diay na? barato ra diay noh?

barato jud niv basta mag-promo ang Cebu Pac :)

lami ba magcgeg lupad.. adto lain lain lugar :banana: :cheers:

@ buknit
Pagkuha na ug stall diha Oroquieta Town Center. Abre ta ug restobar diha.
unsa may maayong ingalan sa atong restobar ? hehe :lol::lol::lol:

Blubuk :lol: :banana:

ok pud hehe :lol::lol::lol:

lami ba magcgeg lupad.. adto lain lain lugar :banana: :cheers:

gastos lang pud kaayo :lol::lol::lol:

abi nako fountain ni buknit hehe :bash::bash:

hehehe hasta ko nalibog ko at first kun unsa to cya. hehehehe.. blue pag kuha ug usa ka stall.. can afford bitaw kaayo ka

gastos lang pud kaayo :lol::lol::lol:

maopud.. hehehe.. maayo nalang naa ng mga promo-promo :okay:

hehehe hasta ko nalibog ko at first kun unsa to cya. hehehehe.. blue pag kuha ug usa ka stall.. can afford bitaw kaayo ka

utangon sa nato ang stall oi .... :bash: :lol:

lami ba magcgeg lupad.. adto lain lain lugar :banana: :cheers:

gastos lang pud kaayo :lol::lol::lol:

maopud.. hehehe.. maayo nalang naa ng mga promo-promo :okay:

speaking of promo promo hehe Promo na pud Cebu Pac karon :cheers: :)
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mo-take over ang PAL sa flight operation sa APX Turboprops (Q400/Q300) sugod April 1, 2011.
sa NAIA T-2 na ang arrival ug departure sa ilang Manila flights gamit ang turboprops. Dili na sa T-3.
murag maundang ang APX sa Ozamiz-cebu flights sa ato sugod April 1 ky
wala naman sa bag-ong flight sched nila sugod April 2011 :ohno::ohno::ohno: :( :( :(

Ma-monopolize na dayon sa Cebu Pacific ang Ozamiz-Cebu flights ky
moundang na ang APX Ozamiz-Cebu flights sugod April 1.

Cebu pac na lang siguro ang naay flight para sa Ozamiz-Cebu karon summer
Mag barko na lang jud ta ani ky kulangon man jud ang Cebu Pac flight nato para Cebu :omg: :ohno: :cry: :(

mo-take over ang PAL sa flight operation sa APX Turboprops (Q400/Q300) sugod April 1, 2011.
sa NAIA T-2 na ang arrival ug departure sa ilang Manila flights gamit ang turboprops. Dili na sa T-3.
murag maundang ang APX sa Ozamiz-cebu flights sa ato sugod April 1 ky
wala naman sa bag-ong flight sched nila sugod April 2011 :ohno::ohno::ohno: :( :( :(

Sugdan sa APX karong April 1 ang CDO-Zambo flights.
murag 1st time ni nga ruta gi-offer sa usa ka airline :)

Ma-monopolize na dayon sa Cebu Pacific ang Ozamiz-Cebu flights ky
moundang na ang APX Ozamiz-Cebu flights sugod April 1.

Tsk bad!:ohno::ohno:

Ma-monopolize na dayon sa Cebu Pacific ang Ozamiz-Cebu flights ky
moundang na ang APX Ozamiz-Cebu flights sugod April 1.

Ok lang basta i 2 flights/day nila ang para cebu:lol::lol:

Ma-monopolize na dayon sa Cebu Pacific ang Ozamiz-Cebu flights ky
moundang na ang APX Ozamiz-Cebu flights sugod April 1.

Cebu pac na lang siguro ang naay flight para sa Ozamiz-Cebu karon summer
Mag barko na lang jud ta ani ky kulangon man jud ang Cebu Pac flight nato para Cebu :omg: :ohno: :cry: :(

why man undangon nila ang cebu-ozamis na flight sa apx sir blue?
kana bang plane nga ozamis - cebu mao ra japon ila gamiton for cdo-zamboanga flight?

why man undangon nila ang cebu-ozamis na flight sa apx sir blue?
kana bang plane nga ozamis - cebu mao ra japon ila gamiton for cdo-zamboanga flight?

yup. gi-cancel pud sa APX/PAL ang Cebu-Surigao ug Cebu-Naga; Gikuhaan nila ug 1 flight ang Cebu-Zambo pud
para naay plane sa bag-ong CDO-Zambo flight

why man undangon nila ang cebu-ozamis na flight sa apx sir blue?
kana bang plane nga ozamis - cebu mao ra japon ila gamiton for cdo-zamboanga flight?

yup. gi-cancel pud sa APX/PAL ang Cebu-Surigao ug Cebu-Naga; Gikuhaan nila ug 1 flight ang Cebu-Zambo pud
para naay plane sa bag-ong CDO-Zambo flight

basin mas dako ug market ang CDO to Zambo flights.
well see kung daghan ba jud pax karon April sa bag-ong ruta nila :)

ingon ako amigo magtukod kuno ug hotel si jalosjos sa Ozamiz.
well, tan-awon nato kung tinood ba jud ni .... :lol: :bash:

^^^^ mo-partner kuno siya taga ozamiz para sa iya proposed hotel diri ...
hmm .... asa pud dapit kaha? :lol::lol::lol:

Fruit Tart by La Europa Bakeshop Ozamiz
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whew! i love kiwi...:) tagpila pud ni?

P50 bill in NGS to be launched in Dagupan Jan. 17

DAGUPAN CITY, Jan. 14, 2011 (PNA) - The P50 bill in the new generation series (NGS) issued by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) will be launched in Dagupan on January 17 in a ceremony at the BSP branch in Bonuan Tondaligan, Dagupan.

Beta Cervantes, BSP deputy director, said this will be the first time that one of the denominations in the NGS will reach Dagupan and Pangasinan.

She said the launching will formally introduce the new P50 bill to the public in Pangasinan which will also be followed with the launching in all the other regions of the country.

Cervantes revealed 35 million pieces of the NGS of the P20, P50, P100, P200, P500 and P1,000 bills are undergoing full-blast printing at the BSP in Manila, starting with the P20 bill.

She said all the denominations are now in circulation in Manila but added that it takes time before all these are distributed to all the regions of the country.

Stressing that the launching of the new P50 bill is necessary, Cervantes revealed that there is a need to inform the public in Pangasinan what they expect from the new currency.

All these bills will be unloaded in the market, she said, through the banks to whom they already sent earlier copies of the series.

Cervantes said that the new bills have seven security features, among them is emboss printing, the serial number is different from the old bills, starting with a small number with the succeeding numbers coming bigger.

While the bills in the NGS are being released, the old bills remain as legal tender till 2014, Cervantes said, pointing out that the old bills are now 25 years old and need to be retired.

The life span of the old currency bills is just a few years and are normally being destroyed when these changed hands, she added. (PNA)
LAP/PTR/lvm/lvm/rma

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^^^^ ang uban kuno sa Manila ug Cebu nga nakadawat sa bag-ong kwarta nga tag P20 ky nahadlok basin peke kuno.
gi-pang-alisdan na lang nila sa bank.
Gi-news man gud nga naay sayop ang mga drawing ug color sa bag-ong kwarta mao pagtoo nila peke na :bash::bash::lol::lol:

HaPpY FiEsTA CLarin :cheers1: :hi:

:dance:

Happy fiesta clarin!

Northern Mindanao employment rate at 95.8%
Friday, January 14, 2011

THE labor force population rate for Northern Mindanao was reportedly at 70.8 percent, based on the preliminary results of the October 2010 Labor Force Survey conducted by the National Statistics Office (NSO).

The report said the rate has slightly decreased by 0.4 percent from last year's 71.2 percent.

However, as shown on the survey, the regional employment and unemployment rate remained at 95.8 percent and 4.2 percent, respectively.

Among the regions that posted high employment rates in October 2010 were Cagayan Valley with 97.4 percent, Zamboanga Peninsula with 97 percent, Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (Armm) with 96.8 percent, and Soccsksargen at 96.3 percent.

The National Capital Region (NCR) had the lowest employment rate at 87.4 percent.

Meanwhile, the underemployment rate for Northern Mindanao was posted at 26, which is lower by five percent compared with the 31 percent in October 2009

Employed persons who want or desire additional hours of work are considered underemployed.

Fruit Tart by La Europa Bakeshop Ozamiz
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whew! i love kiwi...:) tagpila pud ni?

P275 man siguro to jeb. verify nako usab hehe :bash: :lol:

unsa kaha pakulo or promo sa mga new restos nato karon Valentines day hehe ? :cheers: :) :lol:

^^mostly contractuals?

^^mostly contractuals?

mao jud .. mao man madali ug i-hiring gud :lol:

dako ug jackpot prize sa 5 Cock derby sa Clarin .... P1M kuno
tara na .. ipagawas na ang mga pangsabong diha hehe :hilarious :hilarious

^^naapil man ug ihaw adtong xmas doc... gihimong pulotan... hehehehe

^^mostly contractuals?

mao jud .. mao man madali ug i-hiring gud :lol:

mao... bugero sad kau ni ato goberno sahay oi, ing ana kataas ang employment rate not knowing ang sweldo sa uban ana, igo igo ra iplete ug ikaon paniudto, masobraan ug gamay itaya ug swertres :bash::bash::lol::lol:

Naa unta breakdown anang figures sa employment rate.. maayo unta kung naay makapost. Salamat daan. :)

e.g.
____ % - ngsweldo ug ubos sa minimum
____ % - minimum
____ % - sobra sa minimum

UNICEF Program for Mindanao children
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UNICEF Program for Mindanao children:
Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA) Chairperson Luwalhati Antonino and United Nation's Children Fund (UNICEF) Country
Representative Vanessa Tobin shake hands to seal the government-donor partnership in the implementation of the
GRP-UNICEF Country Program for Children phases 6 and 7 in support of realizing the goals of the Mindanao 2020 Peace and Dev't
Framework (Mindanao 2020), Mindanao's peace and development blueprint in the next 20 years.

The program aims to promote, protect and fulfill the rights of the children and women in Mindanao and to reach the Philippine targets in
the Millenium Development Goals (MDG) within the context of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Witnessing the GRP-UNICEF CPC MOA signing held in Malacañang on 30 November is President Benigno Simeon Aquino III together with
(left-right, back row) Mindanao Lawmakers Association (MLA) President Rep. Loreto Leo Ocampos, Senator Miguel Zubiri, House
Speaker Feliciano Belmonte Jr., UN Resident Coordinator Jacqueline Badcock, CONFED Mindanao President Governor Rodolfo del Rosario
and Senator Teofisto Guingona III. (MinDA/PCOO-Malacañang)

naihaw na d i ang pangsabong ? unsaon na lang :hilarious :laugh: :lol:

Naa unta breakdown anang figures sa employment rate.. maayo unta kung naay makapost. Salamat daan. :)

e.g.
____ % - ngsweldo ug ubos sa minimum
____ % - minimum
____ % - sobra sa minimum

mag research sa ta ani nga gipanagyo ni jeb. lisoda ani jeb oi waaah :lol::lol::lol:

Mindanao’s One Network Bank eyes Visayas expansion
Business Week Mindanao

THE One Network Bank (ONB), the widest banking network in Mindanao, has announced plans to expand by the end of next year to the neighboring island of Mindanao, confident of its solid financial footing and the vibrant economic activity it has infused in the Mindanao  countryside.

ONB president Alex V. Buenaventura said the bank plans to open five branches in Mindanao, the maximum number allowed by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) for expansion in one year.

He said the bank’s “proven niche-market business model of building modern banking infrastructure in the countryside areas of Mindanao will be replicated in the Visayas where very progressive countryside areas are underbanked.”

Underbanked rural areas, he said, would be “in terms of access to modern big-bank facilities such as the PCHC [Philippine Clearing House Corp.], direct clearing checking account, ATMs [automated teller machines] and POS [point-of-sale] debit terminals, online fund transfers, fast inward foreign remittances and micro-to-big business loans.”

The ONB has commissioned a comparative study of different potential cluster areas in the Visayas “which should be completed in six months resulting in a selected priority cluster area,” he said.

ONB has practiced the “cluster approach of at least five new branches” in entering a new cluster area in countryside Mindanao, he added. This cluster approach was tested in Bukidnon for its Quezon, Don Carlos, Maramag, Valencia and Malaybalay branches.  

The ONB has already 75 branches with a BSP approval for additional five branches in Mindanao: Matina Crossing in Davao City; Babak in the Island Garden City of Samal, Davao del Norte; Oroquieta City in Misamis Occidental;  Molave in Zamboanga del Sur; and Ayala in Zamboanga City. 

Buenaventura said after opening the five branches in September this year, ONB will apply for another five branches (four in Mindanao and one in Makati City) with targeted opening by April 2011.

“Then the next five branches to be applied for licensing by BSP will all be located within a selected cluster area in the Visayas with target opening before end-2011,” he said.

He described ONB as “the big bank in countryside Mindanao because its 75-branch network is wider than all other banks and because more than half of said branches are located in countryside areas in Mindanao that are either unbanked or underbanked.”

“ONB has a big clientele base of more than 510,000 small depositors and 92,000 small borrowers being served by its more than 1,050 professional employees and 96 ATM machines,” he said.

ONB has carried the slogan “Pera ng Mindanao, Para sa Mindanao [Mindanao’s money, to be used in Mindanao].”

ONB’s Visayan branches would carry a second slogan “Kwarta ng Visayas, Para sa Visayas” to banner its unique banking commitment that all deposits generated from the area will be used for micro-to-big loans in  the same area.”

The ONB was one of the few banks, commercial banks included, which went online banking in 2009, allowing its depositors to deposit and withdraw at any of its 71 branches. It was the first rural bank to install the POS terminal in the northern outskirt district of Calinan to unclog the branches’ long queues for water, light and phone bill payments.

The ONB also allowed small borrowers to prove their mettle in settling their accounts with the bank, posting a high 99-percent repayment.
“Even the less than 1-percent unpaid accounts are still collectibles and are not subject to be written off,” Buenaventura said, adding that “this indicated the high liquidity of the agriculture sector in the middle of a global crisis, currently affecting industries and exports.”

^^^^ mo-partner kuno siya taga ozamiz para sa iya proposed hotel diri ...
hmm .... asa pud dapit kaha? :lol::lol::lol:


Maayo unta maingon ani ang iya hotel room design...:):banana:
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HOTEL H2O, MANILA

wow .... nindota oi :applause: :okay:
Maayo unta maingon ani ang iya hotel room design...:):banana:
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HOTEL H2O, MANILA

^^^^ ang MOAP pwede himoan pud ani nga rooms with aquarium :lol::lol::lol:

Midnight sale karon sa Gaisano :applause: :okay: :banana2:
ang Geege mall wala nag Midnight sale :(

miabot kuno ganina buntag ang actor nga si Joseph Bitangcol sa Gaisano Ozamiz.
nag via Ozamiz airport siguro siya.
moadto siya Gaisano Pagadian human sa Ozamiz.
hilom iya pag-abot sa Ozamiz. hilom pud pagbiya niya Ozamiz hehe
walay tigaw man :bash: :lol: :nuts: :laugh:

nag-clearing na man ganina sa daang pwesto sa Seven Seas Mart nga nasunog last year.
unsa kahay plano diha dapita :)

nahawan na jud ang lote sa daang pwesto sa SN Batchoy sa DABA.
nahuman na jud ug demolish ang mga 40 ka balay ug tindahan diha.
nagpagawas naman gud ang city court ug eviction order para diha
ky gamiton na sa tag-iya ang lote.

daghang mga brgy captains ang misakay sa cebu pacific flight last wednesday.
bibo kaayo sila. namalit pa jud sila ug cebu pacific in-flight souvenir items.
apil pud sila sa in-flight games. naay nakadaog pa jud sa ila.
murag taga dist. II sa Mis. Occ. sila ky kuyog man nila si Brgy Captain mrs. Almonte :okay: :smug:

Maayo unta maingon ani ang iya hotel room design...:):banana:
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HOTEL H2O, MANILA

mas nindot siguro ni hehe :bash::bash: :lol::lol:
Asia’s first underwater resort hotel to be built off Palawan
By Emman Cena
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 19:26:00 01/14/2011

MANILA, Philippines—The country is all set to embrace a futuristic undersea project to rival those in Maldives, Dubai and Fiji, according to a Filipino team of developer and architects, which is set to build an underwater resort hotel in Palawan.

Dubbed as the Coral World Park, this multibillion-peso project will set the record as Asia’s first underwater resort development and the biggest undersea living in the world once the project is completed by 2013.

Picture this: You wake up to a picture perfect view of frivolously swimming manta rays and fishes or hold a meeting in a restaurant submerged in the pristine waters. Say what? All this isn’t science fiction according to an all-Filipino team behind the project.

Taking the helm is Singapore-based businessman Paul Moñozca, who is known for his advocacies of helping Filipino sports teams and the overseas remittance business. Partnering with Moñozca is renowned eco-architect Jose “Pinggoy” Mañosa, who will take charge of the architectural design of the Coral World Park.

“It’s high time we brought sustainable development underwater because there have been similar projects elsewhere in the world that have been proven successful,” Moñozca told Inquirer Property in an exclusive interview Wednesday.

He cited global warming and the rising water levels as factors that pushed him to look into the possibility of exploring the readiness of the country for this kind of revolutionary development.

Pegged at some $150 million, the undersea structure takes pride in its 24 undersea suites or pods called “Anemones,” which are submerged 60 feet below sea level with a fascinating 270-degree view of the sea. The 15-foot-high Anemones will be built by a US firm that specializes in submarines.

Several units of these Anemones will be open for public viewing at reasonable rates while majority are for ownership. Each 50-square-meter Anemone (the size of two-bedroom condo unit) can be customized per owner’s preference. It can be used as a private villa, a receiving or entertainment room that could cater to as many as 15 people.

Filipino ingenuity

How can one move from one pod/suite to another? The Coral World Park will be built with submarine technology. The mode of transport will be through glass bottom mini-submarines to be powered by the first mobile hydropower system, which generates up to 1 megawatt of electricity. This will use a patented water recycling and pressure chamber invented by an all-Filipino team of engineers, Moñozca said.

“The project will show to the world Filipino ingenuity as 80 percent of the project will be run and manned by Filipinos, from engineers to architects down to personnel,” Moñozca said. When completed, the proposed underwater habitat will be the biggest in the world.

Also part of the futuristic project is a 50-bedroom onland boutique hotel complete with amenities like casinos, spa, business center and an underwater restaurant to be named “Starfish,” which could seat as many as 200 people in its 600-square-meter dining area. A seahorse-shaped science center aptly called “Seahorse Science Center” will be built for tourists and will serve as the park’s marine observatory and conservation center showcasing the richness of marine life in the Philippines.

The project is expected to pour in billions of investments and will help create thousands of jobs for the people in Palawan and neighboring provinces.

Conservation tourism

Funding will come from Moñozca’s Monaco-based group, which counts investors from the United States, the Middle East and Russia. As an aggressive venture in ecotourism business, the project also aims to replenish the coral reefs in the area and would advocate conservation tourism in the country.

Moñozca related that everything has been in the planning stage since last year. He identified a group of islands in Coron as the site for development owing to its perfect geography, clear and cove-protected waters and rich marine life. The islands of Palawan hardly experience earthquakes and are not prone to visiting typhoons that occasionally hit the country.

The construction is set to start soon and will be completed in two years, according to Mañosa, who said this would be “my biggest project so far in my professional career.” Mañosa is behind some of the biggest projects like the San Miguel Building constructed in the 1980s and the Brent International School.

“I was overwhelmed myself when the project was offered to me. Even my family is excited about this; my grandchildren are asking when they could visit the underwater resort,” Mañosa said.

The group dispelled fears of security as the whole resort will be tightly guarded. The proponents also envision a cashless system of transaction as everything will be made via specially issued bracelet cards similar to the function of a credit card.

The group promised strict adherence to protect the environment and the biodiversity of Palawan. They said no marine life will be harmed during the course of its construction to its operations.

Kumusta na kaha ang sinanduloy? Humana ba ang contest?

Kumusta na kaha ang sinanduloy? Humana ba ang contest?

ugma pa ang presentation. kung kinsa mga winners ugma,
murag mo-perform na pud sila sa monday :cheers: :) :carrot:

Murag ang Surigao ug Tangub contingents ang mag-close fight siguro ugma sa Sinulog hehe :bash: :lol:

151 contingents for grand parade
By July Ann Carmel Antoni and Grace Melanie I. Lacamiento, USJR / BRP (The Freeman) Updated January 15, 2011 12:00 AM

CEBU, Philippines - A total of 151 contingents will participate in the various categories of the Sinulog 2011 grand parade on Sunday. The event will start with a Pontifical Mass at 6 a.m. at the Basilica del Santo Niño to be followed by another Mass at Cebu City Sports Center at 8 a.m. by newly-installed Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma.

The parade itself will start at 9 a.m. in the morning until all contingents will be able to perform at the grand stand.

Sinulog Foundation Inc. executive director Ricky Ballesteros reminded all the contingents to follow the regulations and the flow of the parade.

For the float category, contingents shall not throw merchandised items and shall not use backdrops.

“Those who would violate the guidelines will be dealt accordingly. They must follow the rules or else we shall impose penalties,” Ballesteros said.

Ballesteros was glad to announce that everything’s ready for the big day.

“Kitang tanan prepared na. Magtinabangay ta tanan,” he said.

Meanwhile, Surigao del Norte is gearing up for its grand comeback in this year’s Sinulog celebration after many years of hiatus.

“We are very happy and proud to be able to join the Sinulog this year, as we are showcasing the Lubi-Lubi Festival of the Municipality of Bacuag,” said Gov. Sol Matugas, the first woman governor of the province.

Surigao del Norte has been a grand-slam winner in the free interpretation category in the past, with the winning performances of Bonok-Bonok Festival of Surigao City and Bulawanong Placer of the municipality of Placer, Surigao del Norte.

Matugas and Mayor Sheila Orquina-Cebedo of Bacuag, are confident that Surigao del Norte will be able to take back its niche in this grand festival.

“This is also our way of promoting our province, our culture and our people,” concluded the governor. (FREEMAN)

Good luck sa Sinanduloy Cultural troupe ugma sa Sinulog Fest :pepper: :banana2:
Misamisnons will pray for your success in tomorrows performance :angel1: :)
You are the best ! You are no. 1 :smug:

repost from cebu thread 1/13/11:
Earlier today, a day before their most awaited pageant night, the Sinulog Festival Queens, sported their complete costumes and strutted out their stuff for the ever-discriminating eyes and cameras at the Northwing Atrium of SM City Cebu.

The search for the Sinulog Festival Queen started in 2003. A Festival Queen is the lead dancer of every participating contingent in the Sinulog Grand Parade. The competition is a pageant that is not just all about beauty, but also of brains, skills, and confidence. This is a tribute to the hundreds of lead dancers who made the past 30 years of Sinulog very successful.

This year, will a Cebuana finally be crowned as the “ultimate” Sinulog Festival Queen? (Ever since the conception of the Sinulog Festival Queen competition, out-of-towners always bagged the crown) Watch out as the Sinulog Festival Queen Competition 2011 finally happens tomorrow, 7pm, at the Cebu City Sports Center.

Meanwhile, here are photos of each festival queen in their colorful costumes:

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1) Michelle Jade A. Jaculan
Tribu Himag-Ulaw
Placer, Masbate

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2) Manpreet Kaur Mago
Tawo-Tawo Festival
Bayawan CIty, Negros Oriental

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3) Zeny M. Alacantara
Nangkaan Festival
Lanao Del Norte

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4) Chantely Kae M. Gonzales
Tribu Sun Valley Sandurot
Dumaguete City

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5)Princess Grace B. Alvarado
Silaw Culture and Arts
Carcar City

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6) Diane Cathleen Y. Melgar
Abellana National School
Cebu City

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7) Denice Marie Caminade
Talamban Elementary School
Talamban, Cebu City

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8.) Jey Ann Avenido
Tribu Kandaya
Daanbantayan, Cebu

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9) Denesse Ann T. Rebadomia
Tugob Tribu Ormocanon
Ormoc City

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10) Barbette Joanne M. Badaocdoc
Pintados Festival
Tacloban City

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11) Rose Steve Cortes
Apas National High School
Apas, Cebu City

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12) Edelyn R. Sarte
Tribu Sudlon II
Sudlon II, Cebu City

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13) Kendy Mae Kennedy
Tribu Basurero
Barangay Inayawan, Cebu City

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14) Phoebe Carinne R. Pataytay
Lahug Elementary School
Lahug, Cebu City

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15) Angelica Rose L. Barriga
Tribu Ogsila
Mambaling, Cebu City

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16) Jade Charmaine P. Manago
Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe
Tangub City
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17) Trixia Marie S. Maraña
Buyugan Festival
Abuyog, Leyte

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18)Steffi Rose Pearson Aberasturi
Lumad Basakanon
Barangay Basak San Nicolas, Cebu City

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19) Cristin Blanco Mendoza
Hugpong Kabataan Lumad Sapangdaku
Barangay Sapangdaku, Cebu City

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20) Cheyserr Jumao-as
Balangay Basak Pardo
Barangay Basak Pardo

SPECIAL AWARDS:
The Northwing’s Cebu! Cebu! Award: (chosen by the SM City Cebu administration)
Candidate #18, Steffi Rose Pearson Aberasturi of Lumad Basakanon

Best in Runway:
Candidate #18, Steffi Rose Pearson Aberasturi of Lumad Basakanon

Those special awards have no bearing whatsoever in the outcome of tomorrow's Festival Queen Competition...

Do you want to see more of the Festival Queens? I intentionally chose not to post the best photos so you’ll watch them tomorrow at the Sinulog Festival Queen 2010 Competition at the Cebu City Sports Center, 7pm, ADMISSION IS FREE!

Pit Senyor!

I hope she will win this years Sinulog Festival Queen 2011
Jade Charmaine P. Manago, Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe,Tangub City
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happy fiesta sa tanan "VIVA PIT SENIOR"...:dance2::dance2::dance2::cheer:

^^ wow, welcome ice! finally, a forumer from tangub... keep posting! :cheers:

salamat sa pag welcome kram.

happy fiesta sa tanan "VIVA PIT SENIOR"...:dance2::dance2::dance2::cheer:

welcome home ice_fire
welcome to Mis Occ thread :)

Live sa local cable tv nato ang Sinulog fest.
channel 3 sa filproduct cable tv
channel 68 sa Misamis cable tv :cheers: :) :nocrook:

happy fiesta sa tanan "VIVA PIT SENIOR"...:dance2::dance2::dance2::cheer:

salamat sa pag welcome kram.

@ ice_fire
pareho mo ug avatar ni Vanillasky17 nga taga Ozamiz hehe :lol: :laugh:

Gi-ulan man ang Cebu. init kaayo sa Ozamiz
basin naay madigyas na pud nga sinulog dancer sa stage. unsaon na lang :bash: :lol: :wallbash: :omg:

Kumusta kaha ang fiesta gahapon sa Clarin?
kinsa kaha midaog sa National Cock Derby nila ? P1M kuno premyo
kinsa midaog sa Search for Miss Clarin Eco-tourism ? unsa brgy midaog?
naay street dancing ? :? :dunno: :nocrook:

@ ice_fire
pareho mo ug avatar ni Vanillasky17 nga taga Ozamiz hehe :lol: :laugh:

salamat sa pag welcome sir blue..i'm glad to be with ds forum.:happy::happy:
naay di ay ko ka pareha ug avatar hehehe

@ ice_fire
pareho mo ug avatar ni Vanillasky17 nga taga Ozamiz hehe :lol: :laugh:

salamat sa pag welcome sir blue..i'm glad to be with ds forum.:happy::happy:
naay di ay ko ka pareha ug avatar hehehe

yup pareho mo avatar. kanang tarat-tarak hehe
missing in action pa si Vanillasky17 karon
duaw pud sa Ozamiz airport thread ug sa SHOP AND DINE Ozamiz city thread :cheers1:

FIREWORKS DISPLAY(CLOSING OF CHRISTMAS SYMBOLS FESTIVAL IN TANGUB CITY)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/58372439@N02/

yup pareho mo avatar. kanang tarat-tarak hehe
missing in action pa si Vanillasky17 karon
duaw pud sa Ozamiz airport thread ug sa SHOP AND DINE Ozamiz city thread :cheers1:

salamat sir blue, unsaon diay pag attach og photos? :?:?:?

salamat sir blue, unsaon diay pag attach og photos? :?:?:?

no probs. kung magpost ka ug photo sa SSC thread,
mag-open ka ug account sa photobucket.com ky dako ug storage capacity ang photobucket vs sa flickr ug ubang sites.
once naa na ka account, pag-upload didto ug mga pics.
once naa na ka photo album sa photobucket,
click ang share button nga naa sa ubos sa photo/image, i-click dayon ang "Get link code" nga icon/button
right click and copy dayon ng IMG code nga naay full size under IMG for Bulletin.
copy and paste ng IMG code didto sa reply thread sa skyscraper.
make sure nga ang IMG code mag sugod ug ug mag end pud ug
para pag-preview nimo, mugawas ang picture hehe

salamat sir blue, unsaon diay pag attach og photos? :?:?:?

naay thread under photography corner sa SSC pud bahin sa pag-post ug picture.
mao ni ang link : http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=458527

problematic ang pag post ug photos kung hinay ang linya sa internet hehe :bash: :lol:

no probs. kung magpost ka ug photo sa SSC thread,
mag-open ka ug account sa photobucket.com ky dako ug storage capacity ang photobucket vs sa flickr ug ubang sites.
once naa na ka account, pag-upload didto ug mga pics.
once naa na ka photo album sa photobucket,
click ang share button nga naa sa ubos sa photo/image, i-click dayon ang "Get link code" nga icon/button
right click and copy dayon ng IMG code nga naay full size under IMG for Bulletin.
copy and paste ng IMG code didto sa reply thread sa skyscraper.
make sure nga ang IMG code mag sugod ug ug mag end pud ug
para pag-preview nimo, mugawas ang picture hehe

ok sir blue ako e try, thanks a lot!:master::master::okay:

@ ice_fire
basin matingala ka ngano wala ang name sa Tangub sa title sa atong thread
murag taman 3 ka lugar raman siguro ang pwede ma-apil sa title sa thread.
mao man siguro to sulti sa moderator sa SSC thread
pwede pud maghimo ta ug laing thread nga para Tangub city ra jud hehe :lol:

asa naman kaha si Tangubanon ... dugay na siya missing in action sa ato thread
basin toa sinulog siya karon ... or nag-abroad or nag migrate na hehe joke :jk: :wallbash: :lol:

@ ice_fire
basin matingala ka ngano wala ang name sa Tangub sa title sa atong thread
murag taman 3 ka lugar raman siguro ang pwede ma-apil sa title sa thread.
mao man siguro to sulti sa moderator sa SSC thread
pwede pud maghimo ta ug laing thread nga para Tangub city ra jud hehe :lol:

I understand sir blue, part raman gihapon sya sa Mis. occ. hehehe taod2 napod ko nagsunod ani nga forum this year lang ko naka decide nga moapil..hehehe

kadungog mo ani nga Pidua-an waterfall sa Mt. Malindang sa Don Victoriano, Mis. Occ. ?
video uploaded by myer630
YQIHKYs-ayo
"Sitio Pidua-an is located inside Mt. Malindang Range Natural Park in the municipality of Don Victoriano, Misamis Occidental.
It is a valley inhabited by the Subanen people.The Pidua-an Falls is a unique waterfalls since it is fed by numerous springs that emanates
from the cliffside of the mountain and not with a common river or streams. The falls is locaten in the head water of Salug River that
empties down to Molave. Few meters from the falls is the nesting site of the endangered Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi)."

happy fiesta sa tanan "VIVA PIT SENIOR"...:dance2::dance2::dance2::cheer:

welcome to the thread ice! :banana::banana:

@ice: naa ka sa ozamiz nag base karon?

This is good. naa na tay mga updates of tangub city.

@ ice_fire


Welcome Aboard!!! :cheers::cheers:

@ ice_fire:

Welcome to SCC Misamis Occidental thread!
Viva Pit Senior!

Wa ko kalaag sa sinulog run kay grabe kaau ang uwan dri...hehehehhe

ingon ako amigo magtukod kuno ug hotel si jalosjos sa Ozamiz.
well, tan-awon nato kung tinood ba jud ni .... :lol: :bash:

^^^^ mo-partner kuno siya taga ozamiz para sa iya proposed hotel diri ...
hmm .... asa pud dapit kaha? :lol::lol::lol:

Unsa kahay iyang ipangalan sa hotel?? nagkadaghan najud cguro ang mga turista sa ozamis kay in demand naman ang mga hotel.. :okay:

P50 bill in NGS to be launched in Dagupan Jan. 17

DAGUPAN CITY, Jan. 14, 2011 (PNA) - The P50 bill in the new generation series (NGS) issued by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) will be launched in Dagupan on January 17 in a ceremony at the BSP branch in Bonuan Tondaligan, Dagupan.

Beta Cervantes, BSP deputy director, said this will be the first time that one of the denominations in the NGS will reach Dagupan and Pangasinan.

She said the launching will formally introduce the new P50 bill to the public in Pangasinan which will also be followed with the launching in all the other regions of the country.

Cervantes revealed 35 million pieces of the NGS of the P20, P50, P100, P200, P500 and P1,000 bills are undergoing full-blast printing at the BSP in Manila, starting with the P20 bill.

She said all the denominations are now in circulation in Manila but added that it takes time before all these are distributed to all the regions of the country.

Stressing that the launching of the new P50 bill is necessary, Cervantes revealed that there is a need to inform the public in Pangasinan what they expect from the new currency.

All these bills will be unloaded in the market, she said, through the banks to whom they already sent earlier copies of the series.

Cervantes said that the new bills have seven security features, among them is emboss printing, the serial number is different from the old bills, starting with a small number with the succeeding numbers coming bigger.

While the bills in the NGS are being released, the old bills remain as legal tender till 2014, Cervantes said, pointing out that the old bills are now 25 years old and need to be retired.

The life span of the old currency bills is just a few years and are normally being destroyed when these changed hands, she added. (PNA)
LAP/PTR/lvm/lvm/rma

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kami kami ra diay sa old bills.. wahahahha :lol: :colgate:

HaPpY FiEsTA CLarin :cheers1: :hi:

:dance:

Happy fiesta clarin!

unsa may mga pakulo sa Clarin karon sa ilang fiesta?? naa ba pud silay sinulog contest? sauna naa man to? :)

dako ug jackpot prize sa 5 Cock derby sa Clarin .... P1M kuno
tara na .. ipagawas na ang mga pangsabong diha hehe :hilarious :hilarious

^^naapil man ug ihaw adtong xmas doc... gihimong pulotan... hehehehe

lami raba kaayo ug sabay ng manok nga pangtare-ay.. hehehe :lol:

mao... bugero sad kau ni ato goberno sahay oi, ing ana kataas ang employment rate not knowing ang sweldo sa uban ana, igo igo ra iplete ug ikaon paniudto, masobraan ug gamay itaya ug swertres :bash::bash::lol::lol:

Naa unta breakdown anang figures sa employment rate.. maayo unta kung naay makapost. Salamat daan. :)

e.g.
____ % - ngsweldo ug ubos sa minimum
____ % - minimum
____ % - sobra sa minimum

sakto jud ka jeb.. ang uban kulangon pa gani.. pero cge nalang atleast naay paaboton nga sweldo.. :bash:

Naa unta breakdown anang figures sa employment rate.. maayo unta kung naay makapost. Salamat daan. :)

e.g.
____ % - ngsweldo ug ubos sa minimum
____ % - minimum
____ % - sobra sa minimum

naihaw na d i ang pangsabong ? unsaon na lang :hilarious :laugh: :lol:

gitagaan kag assignment ni jeb sir blue...hehehe :lol:

happy fiesta sa tanan "VIVA PIT SENIOR"...:dance2::dance2::dance2::cheer:

welcome ice :okay:

asa naman kaha si Tangubanon ... dugay na siya missing in action sa ato thread
basin toa sinulog siya karon ... or nag-abroad or nag migrate na hehe joke :jk: :wallbash: :lol:

Si a.k.o. , Feetontheground sad. mi post raman to sila og ka lima nawala naman dayon. hehehe

mga busy peeps cguro :)

kung 6 restos ( MU Manor, Mooon cafe, Gevsden Diner, Highway 10, Hot Pot Ave resto ug
Xian's Finest resto) nag-open sa Ozamiz last year 2010, pila kaaha mag-open this year ?
ma-break kaha ang record last year hehe ? abangan :smug:

Naa pod untay mag open ug Hotel then naay restaurant nga lami sad ang food noh? :okay:

bag-o lang jud nahuman ug sayaw ang sinanduloy cultural troupe sa sinulog karon.
gold and white man color sa ila costumes. kandila ra gidala sa ila dancers
nindot kaayo sila ky dili gubot ang ilang presentation.
tininood nga sayaw jud. dungan pud kaayo. walay dagan dagan ug
dili gubot ilang mga props. :okay: :applause:

mao... bugero sad kau ni ato goberno sahay oi, ing ana kataas ang employment rate not knowing ang sweldo sa uban ana, igo igo ra iplete ug ikaon paniudto, masobraan ug gamay itaya ug swertres :bash::bash::lol::lol:

Naa unta breakdown anang figures sa employment rate.. maayo unta kung naay makapost. Salamat daan. :)

e.g.
____ % - ngsweldo ug ubos sa minimum
____ % - minimum
____ % - sobra sa minimum

mag research sa ta ani nga gipanagyo ni jeb. lisoda ani jeb oi waaah :lol::lol::lol:

gitagaan kag assignment ni jeb sir blue...hehehe :lol:

ambot ni professor jeb oi... lisod man ng iyang gipangayo...
dili kaya sa memory card sa akong utok hehe :bash: :lol: :wallbash: :laugh:

Wa ko kalaag sa sinulog run kay grabe kaau ang uwan dri...hehehehhe

basta ulan ra ba ... makatapol kaayo ug lami kaayo ikatulog hehe :lol::lol::lol:

Nindot pud ang presentation sa lanao Norte contingent.
ga-gilaw gilaw ila costumes :lol::lol::lol::bash::bash::bash:

Wa ko kalaag sa sinulog run kay grabe kaau ang uwan dri...hehehehhe

Wala diay ka makaattend sa meeting sa PSSS?

Wa ko kalaag sa sinulog run kay grabe kaau ang uwan dri...hehehehhe

taga Sugbu na jud si astiguys ky ang ulan ... uwan na man.
ang pula ky puwa
ang balas ky bas :bash::bash::lol::lol::hilarious:hilarious

Wa ko kalaag sa sinulog run kay grabe kaau ang uwan dri...hehehehhe

Wala diay ka makaattend sa meeting sa PSSS?

nah ... absent kaayo si astiguys. nakatulog siguro hehe :eek: :hilarious :laugh: :colgate:

Cebuana crowned Festival Queen 2011
1/16/2011 / Correspondent Fatrick Tabada, Cebudailynews

AFTER eight years of Cebu hosting the Sinulog Festival Queen contest, the title was finally won by one of its own.

Sixteen-year-old Steffi Rose Pearson Aberasturi, lead dancer of the Lumad Basakanon of barangay San Nicolas, Cebu City, bested 19
other candidates from the Visayas and Mindanao.

In Friday’s judging at the Cebu City Sports Center, the third-year high
school student showed that poise was just as important as graceful dancing.

She tripped during her final ceremonial walk and almost fell on her knees, caught off balance with the large, gold cape that unfolded
behind her like wings.

She quickly got on her feet, flashed a wide smile and carried on, to
the applause of the crowd.

“I'm very thankful to the Sto. Niño. I think what makes me stand out
is my confidence,” she told CEBU DAILY NEWS minutes after she was crowned Festival Queen.

Aberasturi, a sudent of the San Roque Child Development School, wore a blue-violet gown with gold designs.

Vince Escario, chairman of the search committee, said that with 20 candidates, this year’s was the biggest search for the Festival Queen
since the contest started eight years ago, and the first time a Cebuana won the title.
Escario hosted the program with Miss Cebu 2008 Elizabeth Maynard.

Each contestant, the lead dancer of their contingent performed for
two minutes with their troupe, followed by their final walk in festival gowns.
Aberasturi also won special awards as Miss SM, Miss
Photogenic, Miss Mendez Medical Group and Miss Samsung.
She took home P50,000 cash and a Samsung 21-inch LCD TV.

Jey Ann Avenido, a 17-year-old Hospitality Management student of the University of San Jose-Recoletos, of Daanbantayan’s Tribu
Kandaya, won first runner up and was adjudged Best in Festival Costume, Best Solo Performer and Best Opening Production Number.

Barbette Joanne Badocdoc of Leyte’s Pintados Festival, won second runner up; Phoebe Corinne Pataytay, of Lahug Elementary School,
third runner up; and Denice Marie Caminade, of Talamban, fourth runner up.

Among those in the audience were Mayor Michael Rama, Rep. Tommy Osmeña and San Juan Rep. JV Ejercito.

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'Discipline, drive make Tangub champions'
1/15/2011 By Jemarie Jane Augusto, Correspondent/ CebuDailyNews

Joining the dance troupe of Tangub City, Misamis Occidental is a status symbol of sorts.
It makes one part of the “elite” youth groups in that Mindanao city,
says Emilio “Junie” Pascual, choreographer of the Sinanduloy Cultural Group.

Dangle that and the promise of a free college education, and you have the raw material of a Sinulog champion.

The Tangub contingent which performs tomorrow in Cebu City has
been bagging the first prize in the Sinulog-based dance category
since 2002.

Sinanduloy broke the pattern only twice by placing second in 2004 and 2008.

This year, said Pascual, the dance will focus on the basic concept of
dance as worship. Props and backdrop will be simple, and costumes
will have “muted” colors of gold and some red.

He said they aim for the spiritual upliftment of the audience by
showing the significace of the child Jesus in their lives.
It will be the “simplest concept” in their 10-year record but the dance
steps will be “the most difficult” said Pascual, their choreographer from the beginning.

“The power will be in the dance, not the props,” said Pascual, who is
from Mandaue City and a faculty member of the University of San
Carlos, where Tangub's former mayor Jennifer Wee-Tan graduated.

This time, the lead dancer will not carry the Sto. Niño in her arms.
Instead the icon will stay in the altar, a decision Pascual said is “very
risky” in terms of dance impact, considering the usual style of rival
contingents, but hopes the contest judges will appreciate the
devotion and sincerity of the dance.

Jade Charmaine Manago, 18, the troupe's Festival Queen is the
reigning Miss Tangub City 2010.

“I am not a dancer myself, but I will give my best,” she said.
Tangub starts planning the concept right after the end of every Sinulog.
Pascual said that when he sees the sports complex empty and silent,
after the Sinulog, an idea already emerges. He starts building with that.

Auditions began last October 2010 for a cast of 100 dancers.
Warm-up exercises started in November to introduce basic dance steps.

With a budget of almost P3 million, the Mindanao contingent has
spent for housing youth dancers since the Christmas break to focus on rehearsals.

Pascual said he saw the determination of the children. The students
went home only on Dec. 24 and 25 in order to have more time to practice with their peers.

“Discipline,” said Pascual is a main factor behind the Sinanduloys' award-winning performances.
That and the drive to get a college education.

Dance troupe members are given scholarships in the Tangub City
College, a big opportunity as only a few can afford to go to college on their own.

Some alumni members who have become successful in their fields
come back to join the troupe just to offer a dance for the Sto. Nino.

Tangub plans to publish a book of testimonies from alumni members
in the past 18 years and how the dance troupe helped them in their life.

kinsa na midaog sa street dancing, best float, FI ug SB dance category sa Sinulog fest ganina ? :cheers:

COMPLETE LIST OF WINNERS FOR SINULOG 2011
January 16, 2011
by cebudailynews

FREE INTERPRETATION CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- TRIBU HIMAG-ULAW – PLACER MASBATE
SECOND PLACE- TRIBU BUYUGANON – ABUYOG LEYTE
THIRD PLACE- TRIBU MABOLOKON – MABOLO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FOURTH PLACE- TRIBU KANDAYA – DAANBANTAYAN CEBU
FIFTH PLACE- TALAMBAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

BEST IN COSTUME -
TRIBU BUYUGANON – ABUYOG LEYTE

BEST IN MUSICALITY -
TRIBU HIMAG-ULAW – PLACER MASBATE

SINULOG-BASED CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- TANGUB CITY- SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE
SECOND PLACE- ABELLANA NATIONAL SCHOOL TRIBU HANAZEN
THIRD PLACE-CITY OF CARCAR
FOURTH PLACE- BAYAWAN CITY TAWO-TAWO FESTIVAL
FIFTH PLACE- CEBU CITY CENTRAL SCHOOL

BEST IN COSTUME- CITY OF CARCAR

BEST IN MUSICALITY- TANGUB CITY SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE

STREET DANCING CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- TANGUB CITY SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE
SECOND PLACE- PROVINCE OF LANAO DEL NORTE THE LAND OF BEAUTY AND BOUNTY
THIRD PLACE- LUMAD BASAKANON

ON SIGHT DECOR
FIRST PLACE- BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS
SECOND PLACE- PLDT CO.
THIRD PLACE- ABELLANA NATIONAL SCHOOL

VISUAL MERCHANDISING CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- ELIZABETH MALL
SECOND PLACE- GAISANO MAIN
THIRD PLACE- GAISANO COUNTRY MALL

HIGANTE CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- HO1 CHRISTOPHER BALIGAN
SECOND PLACE- H23 ESTERIO PANARES
THIRD PLACE- H21 JUANITO AWA JR.

FLOAT CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- F26 IPI
SECOND PLACE- F22 LGU LANAO
THIRD PLACE- F12 LBC

PUPPETEERS CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- P17 FERNANDO CORONADO
SECOND PLACE- P11 ANGELIQUE ARANAS FUENTES
THIRD PLACE- P16 LIZAILYN PAEL

COMPLETE LIST OF WINNERS FOR SINULOG 2011
January 16, 2011
by cebudailynews

FREE INTERPRETATION CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- TRIBU HIMAG-ULAW – PLACER MASBATE
SECOND PLACE- TRIBU BUYUGANON – ABUYOG LEYTE
THIRD PLACE- TRIBU MABOLOKON – MABOLO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FOURTH PLACE- TRIBU KANDAYA – DAANBANTAYAN CEBU
FIFTH PLACE- TALAMBAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

BEST IN COSTUME -
TRIBU BUYUGANON – ABUYOG LEYTE

BEST IN MUSICALITY -
TRIBU HIMAG-ULAW – PLACER MASBATE

SINULOG-BASED CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- TANGUB CITY- SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE
SECOND PLACE- ABELLANA NATIONAL SCHOOL TRIBU HANAZEN
THIRD PLACE-CITY OF CARCAR
FOURTH PLACE- BAYAWAN CITY TAWO-TAWO FESTIVAL
FIFTH PLACE- CEBU CITY CENTRAL SCHOOL

BEST IN COSTUME- CITY OF CARCAR

BEST IN MUSICALITY- TANGUB CITY SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE
STREET DANCING CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- TANGUB CITY SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE
SECOND PLACE- PROVINCE OF LANAO DEL NORTE THE LAND OF BEAUTY AND BOUNTY
THIRD PLACE- LUMAD BASAKANON

ON SIGHT DECOR
FIRST PLACE- BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS
SECOND PLACE- PLDT CO.
THIRD PLACE- ABELLANA NATIONAL SCHOOL

VISUAL MERCHANDISING CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- ELIZABETH MALL
SECOND PLACE- GAISANO MAIN
THIRD PLACE- GAISANO COUNTRY MALL

HIGANTE CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- HO1 CHRISTOPHER BALIGAN
SECOND PLACE- H23 ESTERIO PANARES
THIRD PLACE- H21 JUANITO AWA JR.

FLOAT CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- F26 IPI
SECOND PLACE- F22 LGU LANAO
THIRD PLACE- F12 LBC

PUPPETEERS CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- P17 FERNANDO CORONADO
SECOND PLACE- P11 ANGELIQUE ARANAS FUENTES
THIRD PLACE- P16 LIZAILYN PAEL

:banana::banana::banana:

grabe ang Tangub Sinanduloy! Congrats!

Thanks for posting the results Blue!

Wala diay ka makaattend sa meeting sa PSSS?

nakaattend ko sir pag satuday. naa c sir mike dri. hehhehe :D:lol::banana::cheers:

taga Sugbu na jud si astiguys ky ang ulan ... uwan na man.
ang pula ky puwa
ang balas ky bas :bash::bash::lol::lol::hilarious:hilarious

mao jud sir blue. 4 years nku nagstay dri..but still di japun nku malimtan ang other words sa subanon like "alot dri kay tupi" :D:nuts::nuts::lol::lol::cheers:

Congrats to Tangub City for winning 1st Place
in the Sinulog-based category!!!
:banana::banana::banana:

basta ulan ra ba ... makatapol kaayo ug lami kaayo ikatulog hehe :lol::lol::lol:

nah ... absent kaayo si astiguys. nakatulog siguro hehe :eek: :hilarious :laugh: :colgate:

bitaw sir blue ae...nakatulog jud ko ganinang hapon..wa nku nakatan-aw sa live coverage ganina..lami kau ikatulog, bugnaw pajud ang hangin. samut makaduka sa mata..:lol::lol::nuts::nuts::nuts::bash::bash:

Congratz Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe - Tangub City
:banana::banana::banana::okay::okay::okay:
100% You we're Made it!

grabe ang Tangub Sinanduloy! Congrats!

sobra sa grabe jud hehe. bilib na jud ko sa Sinanduloy.
pinaka-last pa jud sila nag-perform ganina.
sakto jud amo observation ganina nga simple ilang props pero
grabeng sayaw nila oi. elegant kaayo ila costumes ky gold ug white.
dungan pa jud sila tanan sa sayaw.
dili pareho sa ubang contingent nga puro formation sa props na lang jud
dagan diri . dagan didto hehe :bash: :lol:

Thanks for posting the results Blue!

no probs . na-timing lang jud nako ug surf ganina nga bag-o migawas ang sinulog fest results hehe :cheers:

nakaattend ko sir pag satuday. naa c sir mike dri. hehhehe :D:lol::banana::cheers:

mao jud sir blue. 4 years nku nagstay dri..but still di japun nku malimtan ang other words sa subanon like "alot dri kay tupi" :D:nuts::nuts::lol::lol::cheers:

naa koy amigo nga taga cebu jud.
pag-ingon nako sa iya nga palit ta ug dulsi.... wala jud siya kasabot unsay dulsi....
ingon dayon ko kanang candy ba ... duro mi katawa paghuman.
wala nagkasinabot ang 2 ka bisaya hehe :lol::lol::lol:

3 ka awards ang nakuha sa Sinanduloy karon sa Sinulog 2011.
CONGRATULATION to SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE :applause: :banana2: :okay: :rock: :bow:
COMPLETE LIST OF WINNERS FOR SINULOG 2011
January 16, 2011
by cebudailynews

FREE INTERPRETATION CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- TRIBU HIMAG-ULAW – PLACER MASBATE
SECOND PLACE- TRIBU BUYUGANON – ABUYOG LEYTE
THIRD PLACE- TRIBU MABOLOKON – MABOLO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FOURTH PLACE- TRIBU KANDAYA – DAANBANTAYAN CEBU
FIFTH PLACE- TALAMBAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

BEST IN COSTUME -
TRIBU BUYUGANON – ABUYOG LEYTE

BEST IN MUSICALITY -
TRIBU HIMAG-ULAW – PLACER MASBATE

SINULOG-BASED CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- TANGUB CITY- SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE
SECOND PLACE- ABELLANA NATIONAL SCHOOL TRIBU HANAZEN
THIRD PLACE-CITY OF CARCAR
FOURTH PLACE- BAYAWAN CITY TAWO-TAWO FESTIVAL
FIFTH PLACE- CEBU CITY CENTRAL SCHOOL

BEST IN COSTUME- CITY OF CARCAR

BEST IN MUSICALITY- TANGUB CITY SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE

STREET DANCING CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- TANGUB CITY SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE
SECOND PLACE- PROVINCE OF LANAO DEL NORTE THE LAND OF BEAUTY AND BOUNTY
THIRD PLACE- LUMAD BASAKANON

ON SIGHT DECOR
FIRST PLACE- BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS
SECOND PLACE- PLDT CO.
THIRD PLACE- ABELLANA NATIONAL SCHOOL

VISUAL MERCHANDISING CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- ELIZABETH MALL
SECOND PLACE- GAISANO MAIN
THIRD PLACE- GAISANO COUNTRY MALL

HIGANTE CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- HO1 CHRISTOPHER BALIGAN
SECOND PLACE- H23 ESTERIO PANARES
THIRD PLACE- H21 JUANITO AWA JR.

FLOAT CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- F26 IPI
SECOND PLACE- F22 LGU LANAO
THIRD PLACE- F12 LBC

PUPPETEERS CATEGORY
FIRST PLACE- P17 FERNANDO CORONADO
SECOND PLACE- P11 ANGELIQUE ARANAS FUENTES
THIRD PLACE- P16 LIZAILYN PAEL

Tangub City Sinanduloy troupe
from sunnexdesk youtube:

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Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe
Sinulog Dance Contingent 2002-2011

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Sinulog 2008 - Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe -- 2nd Place
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naa man kuno year nga napildi sila sa Sinulog ky nadigyas ang ilang main dancer ky basa ang stage .
murag runner up ra sila kuno ato nga year ?

mao ba sir blue, napildi diay clag kausa..kay akong nahibao-an daug jud cla permi..cge clag kachampion sa sayaw. :D

murag runner up ra man siguro once ... verify pa nako ni hehe :bash: :lol:


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pag 2008 diay cla wa na champion sir blue. 2nd Place :D:lol::lol::bash::bash:

Nice one astig!

2008 ra di ay sila wala ma champion since 02?

Congrats to Tangub City for winning 1st Place
in the Sinulog-based category!!!
:banana::banana::banana:


Thanks for the droping by jsl.

Nice one astig!

ako jung gi-search ang sinanduloy sa youtube, pagtan-aw nku naay 2002-2010 ang 2011 sa festival queen :D:lol::lol:
Lamatz Gold :banana::cheers:

2008 ra di ay sila wala ma champion since 02?

Yeap! 2008 ra silay wa na champ sa sinulog dance contingent..hehhehe:nuts::nuts:

Ok, lets wait for the OzaPa sinulog photos.

naa koy amigo nga taga cebu jud.
pag-ingon nako sa iya nga palit ta ug dulsi.... wala jud siya kasabot unsay dulsi....
ingon dayon ko kanang candy ba ... duro mi katawa paghuman.
wala nagkasinabot ang 2 ka bisaya hehe :lol::lol::lol:

hehhehe..ako sad gali sir blue..sauna sa among skul every month...pahakan man basta wa nagpatupi...pagsulti bitaw nku ug paalot...wa sila kasabot...tupi diay sa ilaha..natinga gud cla unsa nang alot..:lol::lol::lol::lol:

lahi jud diay ang cebuano ug binisaya, sa atua kay binisaya man atong language..hehhehe:bash::bash::nuts::nuts::nuts:

Gamay raman lage ang na nayaw ron compare sauna?

salamat sa inyong pag welcome tanan!...I'm proud to be MISAMISNON!:banana::banana::banana:

@ice: naa ka sa ozamiz nag base karon?

yes, Gold naa ko ozamiz ga base pero mag-adtuan pod ko sa tangub weekly.

3 ka awards ang nakuha sa Sinanduloy karon sa Sinulog 2011.
CONGRATULATION to SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE :applause: :banana2: :okay: :rock: :bow:

WOW! CONGRATULATIONS SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE!!!! WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU!:applause::applause::applause::cheers2::cheers2::cheers2:

nakaagi ko ganiha sa SILANGA, ila na gipadak-an ug sugod ang karsada preparation cguro na sa pag operate sa barge, I know ma busy na jud ng dalana dha f magsugod na ilang operation.

Mora naman ni og Chicago Bulls in the 90's ang Sinanduloy Dance Troupe oi...3 grandslam in a row naman siguro ni.... :cheers:

Congrats Tangub City! :banana:

nakaagi ko ganiha sa SILANGA, ila na gipadak-an ug sugod ang karsada preparation cguro na sa pag operate sa barge, I know ma busy na jud ng dalana dha f magsugod na ilang operation.

Naa kay idea kinsay mag operate og operation date dinha ice?

Mora naman ni og Chicago Bulls in the 90's ang Sinanduloy Dance Troupe oi...3 grandslam in a row naman siguro ni.... :cheers:

Congrats Tangub City! :banana:

Mao jud bai! Grabe kaau sila ka serious sa sinulog competitions. Salamat sa pag drop by.

Naa kay idea kinsay mag operate og operation date dinha ice?

sige lang Gold pag makabalik ko didtu ask ko nfo. about ana.:)

mao ni ang search for Sinulog festival Queen 2011 last friday.
kinahanglan mo-perform ang contestant nga lead dancer uban sa iya
dance troupe for 2 mins., pero dili tanan dancers moapil ani :cheers:
Tangub City Sinanduloy troupe
from sunnexdesk youtube:

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@ Astiguys
salamat sa pag post sa compilation video sa Sinanduloy performance sa Sinulog fests 2002-2010.
nakita na jud nako tanang performance nila
nindot ang 2009 ug 2010 pero murag mas nindot ang 2009 nga sayaw nila :)

nakaagi ko ganiha sa SILANGA, ila na gipadak-an ug sugod ang karsada preparation cguro na sa pag operate sa barge, I know ma busy na jud ng dalana dha f magsugod na ilang operation.

Naa kay idea kinsay mag operate og operation date dinha ice?

sige lang Gold pag makabalik ko didtu ask ko nfo. about ana.:)

ang lite shipping man kuno mag-operate diha Silanga, Tangub.
maayo unta makasugod na sila karong summer para dili na
taas ang pila sa Mukas ug Ozamiz port :)

ang Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe ky mag-perform sa Sto. Niño de Basilica ug
repeat performance pud sa awarding ceremony karon.
naay free time pa sila ugma para mag-relax ug celebrate.
ayaw kalimti tawon ang pocket money ug bonus pang-shopping ugma hehe
Mouli sila sa Tangub ugma gabii :okay: :smug: :cheer:

pila kaha total amount sa premyo ang nadawat sa Sinanduloy karon sa pagdaog
nila sa 3 ka awards sa Sinulog ? abot kaha ug P1M ? :) :cheers:

Basang-basa sa Ulan sa Sinulog 2011 sa Cebu :)
Halad alang sa Balaang Bata!

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Bisan kusog ulan, Smile lang gihapon. Viva Sto. Niño. Pit Senyor
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Heavy Rains fail to dampen the Spirits of Cebuanos and Devotees for Sinulog 2011 :okay: :applause: :bow:
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nindot siguro kung makiita nato ang mga entries sa Sinulog 2011 Photo Contest.
i bet nindot jud kaayo. maglisod jud ug pili ang judges ky daghang maayong photographers ang moapil ana.
pa-gwapohay na lang gud sa camera hehe :bash: :lol: :cheers:

halos tanang tawo nanan-aw sa Sinulog Cebu ky naay dalang camera ug videocam para sa street dancing,
procession ug sa dance troupe contest
unsa kahay balita sa sinulog fiesta sa Clarin ?
namingaw kuno ang Ozamiz niadtong sabado ky namista tanan sa Clarin :bash: :lol: :wallbash: :hilarious

Abi nako mag-close fight ang Lanao Norte contingent ug ang Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe sa Sinulog 2011 sa Cebu.
Maygani dili pareho ang dance category ila gi-apilan.
nah kung mahitabo nga mag-close fight sila 2 sa Sinulog next year puhon,
samot nga dili jud madayon ang Panguil Bay bridge ky mag-away naman sila duha :lol: :bash: :laugh: :hammer: :wallbash: :colgate:

PLACER, TANGUB WIN
Police: 3.5M people watch Sinulog Grand Parade despite rain
1/17/2011 By Fatrick Tabada and Edison delos Angeles, Correspondents, CDN

Dancers fell on the rain-drenched stage. A French national slipped
from the grandstand stairs.

But these didn't dampen the spirit of the millions of Cebuanos and
tourists who converged at the city streets and at the Cebu City

Sports Center to watch the Sinulog Grand Parade.
Organizers and police officials declared the Sinulog festivities
yesterday a success as the rain didn't stop the 3.5 million spectators
from enjoying the Grand Parade either on the streets or inside the sports center.

The rain also didn’t stop the dancers from giving their best.
It was a back-to-back victory for the two top performers in the
Sinulog Grand Parade, which managed to defend their crowns in this
year's Sinulog competition.

Tribu Himag-ulaw of Placer Masbate won the first place in the Free
Interpretation (FI) category while Tribu Sinanduloy of Tangub City
bagged the top prize in the Sinulog-based category.

In the FI category, Tribu Buyoganon of Albuyog, Leyte won second
place while children from the Mabolo Elementary School won third place.

The returning contingent from the northern municipality of
Daanbantayan won the fourth spot in the FI category in this year's
grand parade while the fifth spot went to the Talamban Elementary School contingent.

Mabolo and Talamban contingents also won the third and first place
respectively in the Sinulog sa Kabataan sa Dakbayan held on Jan. 9.

Consistent winner, Tribu Basakanon of Basak San Nicolas failed to
take the top five spot in this year's Sinulog.

Other winners in the Sinulog-based category were Abellana National
High School, 2nd place; City of Carcar, 3rd place; Bayawan City, 4th
place; and City Central School, 5th place.

A total of 143 contingents – dance contingents, higantes, floats and
pupetteers - competed in yesterday's Sinulog grand parade.

The Grand Parade started late.

Instead of 9 a.m., it kicked off at 10:30 a.m. after the pontifical
Mass officiated by Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma.

While Rama spoke to formally open the Grand Parade at 10 a.m.,
President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino arrived at the Cebu City Sports
Center. It was his first time to watch the Sinulog since he was elected president.

Aquino stayed at the grandstand VIP section for an hour and a half to
watch the opening performances by the Cebu City government
dancers and the Cebu provincial government contingent led by Gov. Gwen Garcia.

He stayed on to also watch performances by competing contingents.
“This festival, as we are all proud to note, is distinctly Cebuanos and
it also gives me pleasure as always to visit your island province,” he said in a brief message.

Aquino left the sports center about 11:30 a.m. It then started to drizzle.
The wind then turned cold. But the people stayed on.

A French national slipped from the stairs of the grandstand about
12:30 p.m., according to the report received by the Office of the Civil Defense.
Morgan Fararon, 20, was brought to a private hospital in Cebu City and was said to be in good condition.

Fararon, who hailed from Paris, was said to be on his way down
from the spectators bleachers of the grandstand when he slipped. He
and his family arrived in Cebu on Saturday night to watch the Sinulog.

At the grand stand stage, performers from Talisay Elementary
School opted to take off their slippers while dancing to prevent from slipping on the wet stage.

The downpour continued until afternoon while the best of Cebu performers were on the grandstand stage.

The backdrop used by the San Nicolas Elementary School was
soaked in the rain about 1 p.m. The rain tapered a bit until late afternoon.

Two dancers from Sabang National High School in Danao City slipped
on the wet stage. But the dancers stood and continued dancing.
Still, the performers gave their best mindful of the drizzle.

The Grande Parade ended with an elaborate, 30-minute production
number that centered on the Chinese influences of Cebu. Amid the
backdrop of a pagoda, the finale number was impressive with dragon
dances, acrobats, Kung Fu trainees, among others. Rep. Rachel
“Cutie” del Mar of Cebu City’s north district, in fuchsia satin robe with
long kimono sleeves, appeared on stage as a Chinese empress.

Just as the presentation dance was about to start, it started to
drizzle again. Then lights inside the oval were turned off leaving the
different colored lights on the stage on.

Despite the rain, yesterday's Sinulog was a success, said Ricky
Ballesteros, Sinulog Foundation Inc. executive director.

The costumes used by contingents this year were more colorful while
the Sinulog beat was given a modern flare since the beat was faster
and more festive, he added.
“It was very successful. The people are enjoying,” Ballesteros said.

Ela Comahig of Pag-asa Mactan said it rained the entire Cebu island
and some parts of the Visayas and Mindanao.
Comahig said raining was a result of the thick clouds due to the cold front.

Mayor Michael Rama also noticed the people poured into the streets
to watch and take part of the Sinulog unmindful of the rain.
“Ang mga taw, ma dancer or spectator man naa gihapon. Bahala na
ang uwan diha. Mao na ang magic ni Sr. Sto. Nino (The people,
whether they are dancers or spectators, they were still there and
didn't mind the rain. That is the magic of Senior Sto. Niño),” said
Rama, who was also drenched as he went around the routes of the
Grand Parade to monitor the progress.

The police said the people who packed the sidewalks and steamed
into the streets were bigger compared to last year.

Senior Supt. Melvin Buenafe, Cebu City police director, pegged the
number at 3.5 million, two times bigger than the 1.5 million who
watched the festivity last year.

He said the crowd could have reached to 4 million if not because of the rain.
The people converged at P. Del Rosario and Osmeña Boulevard going
to Leon Kilat Street, Fuente Osmeña Rotunda, and corner Gorordo
Avenue and General Maxilum Avenue.

Buenafe also noticed that there were fewer incidents of petty crimes
this year compared to the previous years. He, however, didn't give any figures.

“Every year, uwanon man gyud ta pero dili hulga ang uwan (it always
rained but rain was never a threat. Rain or shine, magpadayon ta (we would continue),” he added.

But he added they would be forced to transfer the performances on
the oval's rubberized track had the rain continued.

In 2009, he said they had to transfer the performances on the
rubberized track after dancers started to slip on stage due to the downpour.

Yesterday, , Ballesteros said they didn't have to transfer the
performances on the rubberized track because the rain later tapered into a drizzle.

Since they already anticipated that it would rain, the organizers had
come prepared. They had organized “mop boys” who would wipe
the stage before every performance.
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It’s ninth win for Tangub City
1/17/2011 By Fatrick Tabada, Correspondent, CDN

It was their dance, not their props, that won for the Sinanduloy
Cultural Troupe of Tangub City — its ninth victory in the Sinulog
based category — in yesterday's Sinulog Grand Parade at the Cebu City Sports Center.

“Very simple, classy, polished production. Their choreography wasn't
complicated but it relied on varied formation,” said Nestor Jardin,
chairman of the Sinulog judges for free interpretation and past
president of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP).

Sinanduloy choreographer Emilio “ Junie” Pascual earlier said their
presentation focused on dance as a form of worship.

“The power will be in the dance, not in the props,” he told CEBU
DAILY NEWS.

Yesterday's victory was Tangub City's ninth since they joined in
1994, making them a record holder for the most wins in the Sinulog
Parade history.

The dancers wore costumes with muted colors fo gold and some red.

In their performance, Tanggub City showed 10 different images and
names of Sto. Niño like the Sto. Niño Pasion de Armadura, in 10
different 20 footer walls, which also served as their main props.

Their female dancers clad in gold Filipiniana held golden and red
colored fans while the male dancers wore barongs with yellow ruffles
and golden hats.

Near the end of their routine, a glass altar of the Sto Niño was
shown at the middle of the 10 images.

Sinanduloy also clinched the best in street dancing award and best in
musicality.

“They have really mastered the art of street dancing “ said Lord
Vargara, chairman of the street dancing category.

In the free interpretation category, Tribu Himag-ulaw, Placer Masbate
won their second championship in a row.

“The total production was of the highest level and the interpretation
was perfect. A fantastic showcase of excellence,” said Josefina
Guillen, who chairs the free interpretation.

Tribu Himag-ulaw's theme focused on thanksgiving for abundant harvests.

The violet costumed dancers lined up eight alleys of rice terraces,
with each alley topped by one dancer, drawing cheers from the crowd.

Tribu Buyoganon, Abuyog Leyte placed second in the free
interpretation category.

The Tribu Buyoganon troupe got a standing ovation from the crowd
when, dressed in yellow-gold bee costumes, they portrayed the
death of a Queen Bee, who was resurrected by the Sto. Niño. They
won Best in Costume.

Winners of the Sinulog-based category and free interpretation won P500,000 each.

The Sinanduloy troupe will take home P1 million with the other half
won from the street dancing category.

Abellana National School, which performed a nativity theme, was
second to Sinanduloy in the grand parade category.

At least 12 out-of-town contingents joined this year’s grand parade
compared to five contingents last 2010.

Mayor Michael Rama said this year's Sinulog Grand Parade is more
colorful with contingents being more creative in their presentations.

Headline na pud ang Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe
sa Tangub city sa Sinulog Cebu 2011 :applause: :applause: :applause:
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Dancers shed ‘tears of joy’ at event’s end
By Justin K. Vestil and Rebelander S. Basilan
Monday, January 17, 2011, SS-Cebu

SOME dancers could not contain their emotions after performing on stage in yesterday’s Sinulog grand parade.

After Lanao del Norte’s contingent performed, Marthy Bayron, one of its dancers, left the stage with tears in his eyes.

“Tears of joy,” said the 17-year-old dancer of his emotional outburst. His group received a resounding applause from the audience.

“We offered the dance to the Sto. Niño,” he said, grateful that his sacrifices paid off. “We spent sleepless nights and less time with our families for this.”

Like Bayron, Maria Precilla Mae Cenas of Tangub City’s Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe was sobbing as her group left the stage.

“I’m very happy. We’ve made many sacrifices, like being absent from school. But we didn’t mind them because we’re doing this for the Sto. Niño,” said Cenas, 15, whose group was the last to perform.

Winner of last year’s Sinulog Grand Parade, the Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe has won the contest several times. But for Cenas, being able to offer a dance to the Sto. Niño was what mattered.

“It’s up to Him,” she said when asked if she thinks they will win again this year.

Dancers of Tribu Himag-ulaw, the contingent of Placer, Masbate, were shouting in joy after performing on stage.

Hearing the people cheer and clap their hands as they performed made her happy, said 16-year-old Sakura Suzuki.

“Our purpose here is not to compete,” she said. “It’s to offer a dance to the Sto. Niño.”

They enjoyed the grand parade, despite the rain that left them drenched, she said. “We had fun. The rain made us more energized.”

Moments after they performed, dancers of Tribu Buyogaynon, the contingent of Abuyog, Leyte, were still in disbelief.

Their dance presentation evoked a standing ovation from the crowd, including Cebu Archbishop Jose Palma.

“It was unbelievable,” Rick Gervoso, 20, one of the dancers, said. “We have improved so much, and we owe this to our mayor, who is very passionate in helping us.”

“That dance was for the Sto. Niño. And we are happy to have entertained the crowd,” she said.

Barbie Roa, a 12-year-old student of the Mabolo Elementary School, could not hide the pride she felt after their well-applauded performance.

“I’m very proud of myself. We practiced every day for this,” said the first-time Sinulog dancer.

Cecerez Mireballas, 15, was feeling the same.

“We were nervous at first, but no one made a mistake so we’re very proud and we enjoyed so much,” said the young dancer of South Cotabato’s Surallah Cultural Troupe.

The dancers from the Basak-Mandaue Elementary School who joined yesterday’s street dancing stayed energetic despite the weather.

“Taas kaayo og fighting spirit ang mga bata, bisag nga halos mura nami’g mga basa nga iring tungod sa uwan (These kids are in high spirits despite the rain),” said Anna Avi Rocales, head of the production assistants of the Basak-Mandaue contingent.

Rocales said the kids, mostly 10 to 12 ears old, ignored the rain, focused on their performance and had fun.

^^ ^^ miiyak sa kakapoy o sa kalipay ? .... mixed emotion ?
Congrats Tangub city ! :cheers1:

^^ ^^ miiyak sa kakapoy o sa kalipay ? .... mixed emotion ?
Congrats Tangub city ! :cheers1:

murag kana cgurong duha sir blue!:cheers1::cheers1:
I know unsa ka dedicated jud ila mga dancers...:banana::banana::banana:

Tangub City — Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe

By jean • January 14, 2011

The Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe, the pride of Tangub City, has helped shape values, character and minds of the youth of Tangub City and have turned them into able and proud ambassadors of goodwill not just in Tangub City but also in Misamis Occidental and in Northern Mindanao as a whole.

Since then up to now, Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe has become synonymous with the name as the city itself.

It has four performance level components: the Sinanduloy All Star Band, the Sinanduloy Instrumentalists, the Sinanduloy Singers and the Sinanduloy Dancers.

The Sinanduloy Dancers is performing a world class performance level as they are invited to perform in different Culture and Arts venue like the Kalahi Cultural Care-giving on Millennium Development Goals at the Rajah Suliman Theater in Intramuros, Manila. They also participated in different dance cultural exchange program in China, England, Hong Kong, Japan and Malaysia.

The Sinanduloy is a holder of a-nine Grand Champion Performer of the Sinulog Sugbo and Best in Costume in 2002 and 2003, as well as Best in Street Dancing for seven years in the same venue.

The Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe was one of the nominees (top 6) for the Aliw Awards Best Cultural Group in the Philippines for two consecutive years 2008 and 2009.

CONGRATULATION!! TANGUB CITY... MABUHAY!! keep up the good work, folks... CONGRATS AGAIN...:banana::pepper::carrot::banana2::cucumber::carrot::banana::okay::cheers1:

Heavy Rains fail to dampen the Spirits of Cebuanos and Devotees for Sinulog 2011 :okay: :applause: :bow:
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Sir Blu, ako'ng gi-quote ni imong post adto sa Cebu Thread ha?

hehhehe..ako sad gali sir blue..sauna sa among skul every month...pahakan man basta wa nagpatupi...pagsulti bitaw nku ug paalot...wa sila kasabot...tupi diay sa ilaha..natinga gud cla unsa nang alot..:lol::lol::lol::lol:

lahi jud diay ang cebuano ug binisaya, sa atua kay binisaya man atong language..hehhehe:bash::bash::nuts::nuts::nuts:

parehas ra na uy. na-mix na lang inyong binisaya sa mga lumad nga mga pinulungan (native mindanao languages) maong naay mga words sa cebuano bisaya na dili parehas sa inyohang binisaya. hehehe...

maski dinhi sa Cebu mismo, cebuano spoken in METRO CEBU is slightly different from those in CEBU PROVINCE. Even in the province I could still hear people use 'L' instead of the modern (Metro Cebu) 'W' e.g. ulan and uwan.

CONGRATS TO SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE AND TO TANGUB CITY
:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

Sir Blu, ako'ng gi-quote ni imong post adto sa Cebu Thread ha?

sure. no problemo :cheers: :smug:

ingon ako amigo taga Cebu ky tinapolan kuno nila na nga pag-estorya ky
ang balas ky bas man sa ila hehe :bash: :lol:
hehhehe..ako sad gali sir blue..sauna sa among skul every month...pahakan man basta wa nagpatupi...pagsulti bitaw nku ug paalot...wa sila kasabot...tupi diay sa ilaha..natinga gud cla unsa nang alot..:lol::lol::lol::lol:

lahi jud diay ang cebuano ug binisaya, sa atua kay binisaya man atong language..hehhehe:bash::bash::nuts::nuts::nuts:

taga Sugbu na jud si astiguys ky ang ulan ... uwan na man.
ang pula ky puwa
ang balas ky bas :bash::bash::lol::lol::hilarious:hilarious

nakaattend ko sir pag satuday. naa c sir mike dri. hehhehe :D:lol::banana::cheers:



mao jud sir blue. 4 years nku nagstay dri..but still di japun nku malimtan ang other words sa subanon like "alot dri kay tupi" :D:nuts::nuts::lol::lol::cheers:

naa koy amigo nga taga cebu jud.
pag-ingon nako sa iya nga palit ta ug dulsi.... wala jud siya kasabot unsay dulsi....
ingon dayon ko kanang candy ba ... duro mi katawa paghuman.
wala nagkasinabot ang 2 ka bisaya hehe :lol::lol::lol:

parehas ra na uy. na-mix na lang inyong binisaya sa mga lumad nga mga pinulungan (native mindanao languages) maong naay mga words sa cebuano bisaya na dili parehas sa inyohang binisaya. hehehe...

maski dinhi sa Cebu mismo, cebuano spoken in METRO CEBU is slightly different from those in CEBU PROVINCE. Even in the province I could still hear people use 'L' instead of the modern (Metro Cebu) 'W' e.g. ulan and uwan.

CONGRATS TO SINANDULOY CULTURAL TROUPE AND TO TANGUB CITY
:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

Mora naman ni og Chicago Bulls in the 90's ang Sinanduloy Dance Troupe oi...3 grandslam in a row naman siguro ni.... :cheers:

Congrats Tangub City! :banana:

basta, ika 9th award na ni sa Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe sa Sinulog ... 9th and still counting hehe
buyag buyag hehe :) :cheers:

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For Next Year: Sinulog Foundation eyes robotics theme
By Jessica Ann R. Pareja and Gregg M. Rubio/FPL (The Freeman) Updated January 18, 2011 12:00 AM

CEBU, Philippines - After the successful Chinese-themed Sinulog 2011, the Sinulog Foundation Incorporated is thinking of a futuristic theme next year.

Ricky Ballesteros, SFI executive director, said they are thinking of putting a modern touch for the Sinulog 2012.

“So next year will be more on robotics and the likes. But that is the initial plan, of course we have to finalize that,” he said.

SFI deviated from the conventional Sinulog celebration this year by choosing a Chinese theme to pay tribute to the Chinese community in Cebu.

The tribute was more emphasized during the 30-minute Grand Finale last Sunday which combined the Chinese and Cebuano cultures through songs and dance drama.

Ballesteros said they will also start thinking ahead of the design of the stage to fit the ‘futuristic’ essence that they want to highlight.

The sports center oval will be rehabilitated starting this summer. Balleteros said the rubberized oval already needs to be rehabilitated as it is already battered through the years of use especially during Sinulog.

When it is fully rehabilitated, Ballesteros said that they have to seal the whole oval with thick plywoods for protection.

The sports center will remain the Sinulog venue until the SFI finds a bigger site for the festival that is attracting more and more tourists every year.

This year’s Sinulog winners received their trophies and cash prizes yesterday afternoon during the awarding ceremony at the Cebu City Sports Center where they were also asked to repeat performance.

Winners of the Sinulog Based and Free Interpretation categories each received cash prizes of P500,000 for the champions, P300,000 for the second placers, P200,000 for the third placers, P150,000 for the fourth placers and P100,000 for the fifth placers.

The best in costume awardees each received P100,000 while the best in musicality awardees got P50,000 each.

Sinulog 2011 grand champions Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe of Tangub City, Misamis Occidental and Tribu Himag-ulaw of Placer, Masbate together with the rest of the winners once again wowed the crowd of their spectacular presentation.

Barry Luche, choreographer of Tribu Himag-ulaw, which won the Free Interpretation Category, said that their town officials planned a grand treat for the whole team including the dancers, props men and crew. They are leaving the city tonight but they have planned a city tour before going back to their town.

Masbate Governor Rizalina Seachon-Lañete, after winning the grand prize, vowed to transform the reputation of their place from being known for political killings into a peaceful province and a tourist destination.

“Kalamboan gayud sa Masbate ang among ginahangyo sa Sr. Sto. Niño,” Lañete said over Bantay Radyo yesterday morning.

Tangub City Mayor Philip Tan, delegation head of Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe, said they will go back to the Basilica del Sto. Niño Basilica and to the shrine of Pedro Calunsod to offer thanksgiving before going home.

Back home, they will also offer a thanksgiving mass and will perform again before their own people.

“We want to share to our own people our success here. We are very happy to become the new record holder,” Tan said.

Tangub City is now Sinulog’s record holder for having the most number of championship wins. It is their ninth championship in the Sinulog Base category but they have also championed in the Free Interpretation category the first time they joined in 1994.

Tan said that their victory is probably the fruit of their commitment to Youth Development.

Members of the Sinanduloy Cultural Troupe are scholars of a one-year youth development program of Tangub City.

Tan said that their members are not only trained for Sinulog but also in other fields of cultural arts.

Tangub City and Placer successfully defended their crowns last year but it was the first time that Cebu’s Lumad Basakanon did not place in the main competition.

Josefina Guillen, chairman of the board of judges for the FI category, said that they are saddened by the performance they saw with the Basakanon of Barangay Basak San Nicolas that used to be in the top five of the competition.

“I have seen the height or the success of Basakanon and I feel sad of what we saw. They have deviated from the usual routine and they are trying to find a different way but it was not done well,” Guillen said.

Nestor Jardin, one of the judges, said that they appreciate that the choreographers of the group attempted to reinvent their style as the group might have realized that they have to show the people something new.

“When you reinvent, it’s very difficult. So we have to give them time,” he said.

Other SB winners include Abellana National School, Bayawan City’s Tawo-tawo Festival and Cebu City Central School. The best in musicality and best in costume award in the SB category went to Tangub City and City of Carcar respectively.

Other FI winners are Buyoganon of Abuyog, Leyte, Tribu Mabolokon-Mabolo Elementary School, Tribu Kandaya-Daanbantayan Cebu and Talamban Elementary School. The best in musicality and best in costume awards in the FI category went to Tribu Himag-ulaw and Tribu Buyoganon, respectively.

Tangub City also ranked first in the Street Dancing Category followed by the Province of Lanao del Norte: The Land of Beauty and Bounty and Lumad Basakanon.

Street Dance top scorers received P500,000, P300,000 and P200,000 respectively in cash prizes.

On sight décor winners are Bangko Central ng Pilipinas (first), PLDT Co. (second) and Abellana National School (third).

The best three in visual merchandising are Elizabeth Mall (first), Gaisano Main (second) and Gaisano Country Mall (third). (FREEMAN NEWS)

Who is the fairest of them all as Cebu's Sinulog Festival Queen 2011 ? :) :rock: :cheers1: :banana2:
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^^^^ si Miss beautiful Tangub ky murag si Cinderella sa iya costume nga naghulat ni Prince Charming
agree or disagree hehe :bash::bash: :lol: :lol: :wallbash: :laugh:

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Bantog ra wala na tong office nila sa Ramiro bldg
yehey ... mangutang na pud ta ani hehe :bash: :wallbash: :laugh: :hilarious

maygani miundang na ulan sa Ozamiz :) :hm:
kusog man tong ulan ganina kadlawon ug buntag oi :eek: :omg:
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Mga maniniyot sa Sinulog 2011 sa Cebu. Ngilngig kaayo ug mga camera :bash::bash::bash:
Different Faces of the Crowd of Sinulog de Cebu
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