^^Bravo!!! Thanks @Blueleo of posting such nice pictures. :)

^^Bravo!!! Thanks @Blueleo of posting such nice pictures. :)

Thank you for dropping by :bow::bow::dance2::dance2::tyty::tyty:

nice lagi ang mga dormitories.... walay coed ana nga mga dorm? hehehe puro man gud ladies..

Puro ladies dorm ra man jud nindot ang bldg bisan pa sa ubang lugar. pang boarding haus na lang cguro ang mga coed hehehe :bash::bash::bash:

nice jud ang mga dorms, nice unta kung parehas pud ana ka nindot mga inns dinha.

U/C (Mini) hotel owned by Misamis University
it will be used as training center for its HRM students. looks like a progressive type of bldg.
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/DSC00405.jpg

Maganda pala tingnan ang mga RORO vessels ng DAIMA shipping lines. Thank you so much for posting... :banana2::banana2::banana2:
PORT OF OZAMIS


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photos by a88_iamj

Mediatrix Homes at Brgy Gango
1st sold out unit. Tabingi pa yata ang shot ko...ngeeek :ohno::ohno::ohno:
will try to get a better angle in my next shoot :bash:
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Mediatrix Homes at Brgy Gango
1st sold out unit. Tabingi pa yata ang shot ko...ngeeek :ohno::ohno::ohno:
will try to get a better angle in my next shoot :bash:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/DSC00483.jpg



pila dinha ka units tanan?

U/C (Mini) hotel owned by Misamis University
it will be used as training center for its HRM students. looks like a progressive type of bldg.
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/DSC00405.jpg


mao ba ni ang maagian padulong ug terminal gikan tangub?

nice, nice pics. makamingaw ozamiz.

Mediatrix Homes at Brgy Gango
1st sold out unit. Tabingi pa yata ang shot ko...ngeeek :ohno::ohno::ohno:
will try to get a better angle in my next shoot :bash:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/DSC00483.jpg

Unsa kadak-a ang Mediatrix dha sa Ozamiz in terms of hectares?

mao ba ni ang maagian padulong ug terminal gikan tangub?

Yup.. along circumferential road :carrot::carrot::carrot:

Unsa kadak-a ang Mediatrix dha sa Ozamiz in terms of hectares?

dili man dako kau jud... basta dili siya sprawling .... :rock::rock::rock:

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wala na lagi ang AMA sa farmacia susana bldg no?? and gamay nalang ang microwave sa PLDT tower... all fiber optics nasad ang PLDT sa ozamiz...

dili man dako kau jud... basta dili siya sprawling .... :rock::rock::rock:

Mao ba. Dako man kaayo ang Mediatrix sa Dipolog. Basig wa pa nla gidevelop ang ubang yuta. Wala pa man kaha nakoral tanan?

wala na lagi ang AMA sa farmacia susana bldg no?? and gamay nalang ang microwave sa PLDT tower... all fiber optics nasad ang PLDT sa ozamiz...

Dugay ra nawala ang AMA sa 3rd flr sa Farmacia Susana bldg. Ana diay nah. fiber optics na ang PLDT..daghan pa man gud naka sab-it sa Globe tower...while simple ra ang tower sa PLDT. :)

Naay gi-construct nga compound ang Globe fronting MOELCI office sa Circumferential rd, mura siya ug storage room nga naay mga wirings ug fully airconditoned pa jud. 3-4 split type aircons pa jud. :lol::lol::lol:

U/C (Mini) hotel owned by Misamis University
it will be used as training center for its HRM students. looks like a progressive type of bldg.
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/DSC00405.jpg

naka agi ko dnhe last friday. hehehe

Mister Donut, Oroquieta City

cute kaayo hehehe
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Naa man sa Oroquieta ang commissary sa mr. donut, asa man dapit ang store/coffee shop nila ? :storm:
Mister Donut, Oroquieta City

cute kaayo hehehe
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Farmacia Susana now accepts door to door delivery within the city for your medicines you order to them by phone. Minimum order is P250.00 only. :hug::hug::hug:
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Mister Donut, Oroquieta City

cute kaayo hehehe
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This is the only Mr. Donut in Oroquieta?

OT: Ang hirap i spell ang city nyo.:lol:

Naa man sa Oroquieta ang commissary sa mr. donut, asa man dapit ang store/coffee shop nila ? :storm:

yep diri sa oroquieta pero wala pa gyud tawuy store. hehehe stall palang. I dunoo wen sila mag tukod dnhe. Hapit na guro naa may dako2x nga commercial building nga 90% nahuman basin mo abang sila didto. hehe buot2x sad ko.

This is the only Mr. Donut in Oroquieta?

OT: Ang hirap i spell ang city nyo.:lol:

yep mao ra gyud intawun. Pero diri ang planta sa mister donut. Sila ang ga supply si whole mis occ.

Medina General Hospital
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Globe cellsite at rooftop
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yep mao ra gyud intawun. Pero diri ang planta sa mister donut. Sila ang ga supply si whole mis occ.

Ang Mr. donut commissary sa Oro-k-ta city nag-supply sa whole Mis. Occ., Dipolog ug Pagadian cities. :dance:

bantog ra kosog ayo ako 3g signal pag sud nku sa medina. hahaha naa diay cellsite sa taas...nice!!

Medina General Hospital
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Globe cellsite at rooftop
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Maytag ing-ani kadak-a ang hospital sa DMC in the nxt yrs.

bantog ra kosog ayo ako 3g signal pag sud nku sa medina. hahaha naa diay cellsite sa taas...nice!!

Kusog ang Globe signal sa sulod sa Medina General Hospital, MUMC ug MHARS Regional Hospital ky Naa Globe cellsite sa ila mga rooftop. Nagbayad man diay ang globe sa 3 hospitals. Murag P5thou man siguro per month sa pagbutang sa ila cellsite sa rooftop :lock::lock::lock:

This is the only Mr. Donut in Oroquieta?

OT: Ang hirap i spell ang city nyo.:lol:

Oro-k-ta na lang para madali isulat hehehe :ohno::ohno::ohno:

Medina General Hospital is applying for 300 bed capacity next year. Currently, it has 200 bed capacity. I suggest, They change the name of their hosp. to Medina Medical Center or Medicel Center of Medina or Medina Gen. hosp. & Medical center nyehehe . :horse::horse::horse:

Meron ng UCPB ATM ngayon sa Medina General Hospital..... anytime now ikabit na rin nila ang ATM ng metrobank. Samantalang wala pang ATM sa MUMC at MHARS Regional hosp :rock::rock::rock:

Mao ba. Dako man kaayo ang Mediatrix sa Dipolog. Basig wa pa nla gidevelop ang ubang yuta. Wala pa man kaha nakoral tanan?


pila tanan units nila sa dipolog?

pila tanan units nila sa dipolog?

100+ man ata qwert. Basta grabe kalapad ilang yuta then naa pud silay bag-o ga overlooking sa city. Mag 200 na daun na ila units.

Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park

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Kanindot sa MOAP.

Medina General Hospital
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Globe cellsite at rooftop
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^^ask na ko ahhh diba bad health katong naa cellsite?hehehe globe cellsite sa isang hospital?heheheh nice ahh kusog ba jan ung Globe? sa Zamboanga kusog ang globe

Mister Donut, Oroquieta City

cute kaayo hehehe
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^^woow nice ahh cute ung store niya heheh galing pa ba ung Donuts sa Ozamis City?mas typ ko donuts nila masarap hehehe keysa sa Dunkin hahaha

Any news sa Gaisano Ozamiz expansion????

Sa kilid ba sila mg expand??? Yung yellow part??? tama ba ako?

http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy195/bodiejeb/Ozamizaerialvew2-1.jpg

Any news sa Gaisano Ozamiz expansion????

Sa kilid ba sila mg expand??? Yung yellow part??? tama ba ako?

http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy195/bodiejeb/Ozamizaerialvew2-1.jpg

^^^^woow madami pa pwdeng gawin sa Ozamis city look lng here dami pang pwdeng lagyan nga malalking development

Medina General Hospital
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Globe cellsite at rooftop
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Nindot ang MEDINA.. mura man ug GEEGEE Mall... :lol:

wow...very nice .... very relaxing ... a paradise indeed :cheers1::cheers1::cheers1:

Misamis Occidental Aquamarine Park

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^^ask na ko ahhh diba bad health katong naa cellsite?hehehe globe cellsite sa isang hospital?heheheh nice ahh kusog ba jan ung Globe? sa Zamboanga kusog ang globe


it is bad kapag itinapat mo katawan mo sa antenna mismo for a long time :ohno::ohno::ohno: ... may safety range naman yan.. sa Manila nga, lahat na cellsite nasa taas at loob na ng bldg. :fiddle::fiddle:

Bakit ang smart di naglalagay ng cell site sa mga bldgs ? May area sa Medina Hospital daw na walang signal ang smart sa sobrang laki ng bldg :?:?:?

^^ask na ko ahhh diba bad health katong naa cellsite?hehehe globe cellsite sa isang hospital?heheheh nice ahh kusog ba jan ung Globe? sa Zamboanga kusog ang globe

Malakas ang signal ng Globe at suncell lalo na sa Ozamiz airport. Ang alam ko, may suncell at globe tower na sa brgy Gango. Erratic daw ang signal ng smart sa airport banda. :gaah::gaah: may 3 cell sites na rin ang suncell sa Ozamiz. :rofl::rofl:

^^ahh kung ganun sure pla to...anyways yan din sabi ng source ko andung name ata ng Bus company na Manila Base and Ozamis base sya and ung name according if im not sure Mindanao Express.....

ito yata sinasabi mo, sila pala sponsor ng basketball clinic sa Ozamiz ngayon :soon::soon::soon:
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Basketball clinic for kids at City Gym 09.06.09 :runaway:
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One of the sponsors of basketball clinic...Mindanao Express :soon::rock::banana2::cheer::drunk::applause:
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Korek ka jan :) .. sana isama na rin nila ang likod sa expansion kc mas malaki ang lote nila sa likod :soon::baaa:
Any news sa Gaisano Ozamiz expansion????

Sa kilid ba sila mg expand??? Yung yellow part??? tama ba ako?

http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy195/bodiejeb/Ozamizaerialvew2-1.jpg

Medina General Hospital is applying for 300 bed capacity next year. Currently, it has 200 bed capacity. I suggest, They change the name of their hosp. to Medina Medical Center or Medicel Center of Medina or Medina Gen. hosp. & Medical center nyehehe . :horse::horse::horse:

Dako jud d i ang MEDINA! :banana:

Sure na gyud ng Mindanao Express? Murag naa man gud poi name ana ga airline operator na base daw in Gen San accrding sa wiki.

Sure na gyud ng Mindanao Express? Murag naa man gud poi name ana ga airline operator na base daw in Gen San accrding sa wiki.

Bitaw, naa man pud diay Mindanao express airline sa una based sa Gensan ug Mindanao express cargo shipping vessel (MDX) pud owned by APL based in Singapore. :ohno::ohno::ohno:

Ang owner kuno sa Mindanao Express ky owner pud sa Joanna bus ug Amtrak transport sa Manila. Tga Ozamiz pero manila based na karon :guns1::dj::lock:

Nag apply na kuno ang mindanao express ug permit sa city hall ug sa capitol pud sa Oroquieta. Taga city hall pud nagsulti. :banana2::banana2::banana2:

Sure na gyud ng Mindanao Express? Murag naa man gud poi name ana ga airline operator na base daw in Gen San accrding sa wiki.

Mao ni imo imo giingon ? hehehe :lol::lol::lol:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Mindanaoexpress.jpg

nag start naman diay ang channel ddtv. Wow daghan na mga local channel sa misocc. Ang knc, ddtv ug kanang sa ronda balita. hehehe

Nag apply na kuno ang mindanao express ug permit sa city hall ug sa capitol pud sa Oroquieta. Taga city hall pud nagsulti. :banana2::banana2::banana2:

Wow! Excited nako ani ga bus company. Ok ba ang reputation sa Joana Josh Busline?

Mao ni imo imo giingon ? hehehe :lol::lol::lol:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Mindanaoexpress.jpg

Unsa ni ga aircraft og unsa ang nahitabo ani ga airline?

Wow! Excited nako ani ga bus company. Ok ba ang reputation sa Joana Josh Busline?

No idea talaga dash. baka ok naman ang company na yan.. pero baka pasaway ang mga bus drivers nila hehe :bash: :nuts: :ohno:

Unsa ni ga aircraft og unsa ang nahitabo ani ga airline?

Beech aircraft na.. basin nalugi ang company :ohno:

Another Mindanao Express (not the bus liner hehe) beech aircraft at Davao airport in the 90's :bash::bash::bash:
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Wow! Excited nako ani ga bus company. Ok ba ang reputation sa Joana Josh Busline?

gud news!!!! mau unta naa new bus company para daghan mabulahan. pagka tinuod lng rural transit daghan kau apektahan nla. dli lng sumasakay pati mga jeepney driver. kay dri misamis oriental mga jeepney wla na musakay hantud stop nlang pasada. kay rural bisan ginagmay pick-up nla pasahero. mau unta tinuod.

Bitaw, naa man pud diay Mindanao express airline sa una based sa Gensan ug Mindanao express cargo shipping vessel (MDX) pud owned by APL based in Singapore. :ohno::ohno::ohno:

Yah! dnh sa GENSAN ang base una sa MINDANAO EXPRESS AIRLINES pero nawala ghapon due to low traffic... :ohno:

Naa kaha plano ang Super 5 bus company mobalik sa Ozamiz, Pagadian ug Dipolog routes? :hi::dizzy: :wave:

Ligñon Hill in Legaspi City :bowtie:
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Bukagan Hill in Ozamiz City :okay:
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MV Filipinas Ozamiz
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Bukagan Hill Development Project
Finally, Phase 1 of this long overdue project will start next year...after owner of the lot gave the Go-Signal :soon::banana2::horse:
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@blueleo: naa kay idea about ddtv?

@blueleo: naa kay idea about ddtv?

Mao man na ang Channel 7 sa Misamis cable tv.. puro local commercial ads, ronda balita at 8pm M-F ug music videos pa man :)

Wala pa jud na cya totally nag start no? kay puro pussycat dolls paman ug commercial ang naa. Hehehe

DDtv means digital dream TV.. basin Misamis cable TV ra siguro ang producer ani .. wll try to get more info ani :)

Holy Rosary Church

before
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now...
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ga start nag ug renovate ang church... para ani nga project
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Holy Rosary Church

before
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now...
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ga start nag ug renovate ang church... para ani nga project
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oks na oks :applause::applause::applause:

Durian season once again :baeh3: i just found out that North Pole restaurant sells Durian at P50/kilo with free D to D delivery within the city. Chanee variety. They have Durian plantation in Clarin. charrraaaap :lol: :ohno:
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Marang Season din... they are everywhere :lol: :bash: :nuts:
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http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Marang.jpg

MV Filipinas Ozamiz
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/MVFilipinasOzamiz-2.jpg

tanong lang po guys....dba bag-o ni nga barko sa cokaliong? kay katong naa pako sa cebu wla man ko kabantay og MV Filipinas Ozamis? correct me guys if i am wrong.....

Naa kaha plano ang Super 5 bus company mobalik sa Ozamiz, Pagadian ug Dipolog routes? :hi::dizzy: :wave:

dba gipalit man ni sa Rural Transit ang ila Franchise?

so far, ang alam ko na may durian plantation ay sa Calamba, Jimenez at Clarin... any more places in Mis. Occ.? dahil dito, medyo mura na ang durian sa Mis. Occ. :hm: :bowtie: :weirdo:

Marang Season din... they are everywhere :lol: :bash: :nuts:
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http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Marang.jpg

ganahan jud ko ani mo kaon oi.....:eat::eat::eat:

tanong lang po guys....dba bag-o ni nga barko sa cokaliong? kay katong naa pako sa cebu wla man ko kabantay og MV Filipinas Ozamis? correct me guys if i am wrong.....

Yup.. latest addition ni sa Cokaliong shipping lines. bag-o palit nila gikan Japan :cheers:


dba gipalit man ni sa Rural Transit ang ila Franchise?
Mao ba... mao ma na nagdagan sa Iligan-CDo routes karon. white color ug flowery ang design :)

Mao ba... mao ma na nagdagan sa Iligan-CDo routes karon. white color ug flowery ang design :)

ha bag-o nila gipalit sa Cokaliong gikan pa sa Japan sa ako nahibaw-an kanang mga barko sa Cokaliong mga second hand na sa Japan unya cargo vessel na sya.....pag-abot diri sa pinas ilang gi-usab og gihimo nila og Passenger vessel...i have a fren is working in Cokaliong....mao diha ko nakabalo niya....

ha bag-o nila gipalit sa Cokaliong gikan pa sa Japan sa ako nahibaw-an kanang mga barko sa Cokaliong mga second hand na sa Japan unya cargo vessel na sya.....pag-abot diri sa pinas ilang gi-usab og gihimo nila og Passenger vessel...i have a fren is working in Cokaliong....mao diha ko nakabalo niya....

When they say that they bought it from japan... its public knowledge that they bought it not as a brand new vessel but as a used cargo or luxury ship from Japan. Upon arrival of the vessel from japan, they covert it in our own shipyard here into a brand new passenger vessel. :) :lol:

Dili jud ka afford ang mga shipping lines nato para mopalit ug brand new passenger ship sa ubang nasod...Thats the reality :ohno: :bash: :nuts:

RX exports down in 1Q


Monday, September 7, 2009

By Terry D.C. Betonio

NORTHERN Mindanao fared poorly in terms of exports during the first quarter of 2009 compared to the same period last year.

Data from the National Economic and Development Authority (Neda) Northern Mindanao office showed that exports from the region decreased by more than half of the value exported during the same period last year.

In 2008, exports reached US$ 218.95 million but this year, total value of exports is only US$92.37 million, which is 57.81 percent lower than last year’s data.

The Neda attributed the decrease to the reduction of orders for coconut-based products, iron and steel in Lanao del Norte, the top commodities of the province.

The low value in exports is also due to the steep decrease in the production of oleochemicals in Misamis Oriental, which is one of the region’s top export commodities.

In 2008, the region gained US$43.47 million for exported oleochemicals but this year, only US$10.34 worth of the product was exported.

However, among all the provinces in the region, only Misamis Occidental showed growth in exports, from US$0.04 million in 2008 to US$3.374 million in 2009 .

The Neda attributed the growth to a reported export of coconut oil to Italy amounting to US$3 million.

The Neda said this illustrates the entry of the region’s products to non-traditional markets, a strategy used by local firms to offset low orders from the usual foreign buyers.

But the Neda said the growth of coconut oil exported from Misamis Occidental still cannot cope up with the decrease of exports for Northern Mindanao.

However, it said a ray of hope is gleaned in new export markets although orders may still not be substantial.

Published in the Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro newspaper on September 7, 2009.

wow congrats misocc!!! hehehe

Dili jud ka afford ang mga shipping lines nato para mopalit ug brand new passenger ship sa ubang nasod...Thats the reality :ohno: :bash: :nuts:

Y man? Kaafford man gali ang 5J og 17 A320s amounting close to $1 billion.

Y man? Kaafford man gali ang 5J og 17 A320s amounting close to $1 billion.

Bagsak man gud ang shipping industry business karon... plus sunod sunod pa ang mga sea tragedy.. Big ships pa jud involved like Princess of the star ug superferry 9. :ohno: :baaa: :no:

Ibaligya na man unta sa aboitiz ang tanan nila nga ships last year pero na-short ug fresh funds/capital ang buyer nga KGL in partnership with negros navigation.:nuts::ohno:

Route 88 Auto Spa :cucumber: :hm: :pepper:
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These girls will bodywash your car.....only the car and not the driver :bash: :eek:
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Opening Soon At Gaisano Mall
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Bagsak man gud ang shipping industry business karon... plus sunod sunod pa ang mga sea tragedy.. Big ships pa jud involved like Princess of the star ug superferry 9. :ohno: :baaa: :no:

You mean plan sa Aboitiz nga mostop na sa shipping industry?

Y man? Kaafford man gali ang 5J og 17 A320s amounting close to $1 billion. kay lahi man og standards ang International Aviation Industry compared sa International Maritime Industry:D that's the simple answer:D kay kung sundon ang standards sa aviation daghan siguro biyahe barko sa ubang lugar mawala:D

Route 88 Auto Spa :cucumber: :hm: :pepper:
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These girls will bodywash your car.....only the car and not the driver :bash: :eek:
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dnhe mi nag pa nitro sa amo sakayanan. Wala pa lagi toy mga girls ato?? kanus-a ra ning mga girls nag sugod?

Hapit na sad fiesta sa oroquieta. Oct. 16. Inog-og festival na sad ;-)

dnhe mi nag pa nitro sa amo sakayanan. Wala pa lagi toy mga girls ato?? kanus-a ra ning mga girls nag sugod?

Sa ila anniversary ra man to :carrot::angel::pepper::wink2:

Hapit na sad fiesta sa oroquieta. Oct. 16. Inog-og festival na sad ;-)

Unsa meaning inog-og ? :nuts: :bash: :ohno:

You mean plan sa Aboitiz nga mostop na sa shipping industry?

Aboitizes to quit shipping, logistics
MARITES S. VILLAMOR, Cebu Bureau Chief and PAOLO LUIS G. MONTECILLO, BusinessWorld
09/24/2008 | 01:47 AM

MANILA, Philippines — The Aboitiz Group is getting out of the shipping and logistics business to focus more on and grow its current core power and financial services units.

The board of directors of Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Inc. (AEV), the listed holding firm of the Aboitiz Group, on Tuesday voted unanimously to accept an unsolicited offer from KGLI-NM Holdings, Inc. to purchase all its shares in Aboitiz Transport System Corp.

KGLI-NM, owned jointly by Negros Holdings and Management Corp. and Dutch company KGL Investment BV, will conduct a due diligence audit over the next 60 days.

KGLI-NM offered to purchase AEV’s 77.1% equity as well as the 15.93% shareholdings of Aboitiz & Co., Inc. (ACO), the group’s private holding firm.

The company, in a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, said the deal had been valued at P5 billion.

Aboitiz Transport’s stock Tuesday went up by almost 40% to settle at P1.90 per share.

The acquisition will include all of Aboitiz Transport’s shipping and logistics businesses such as Superferry, Supercat, 2GO and MCC Transport Philippines.

To be excluded is a joint venture with the Jebsen Group of Norway which involves ship management, manning and crew management.

Erramon I. Aboitiz, AEV executive vice president and chief operating officer, said they had no intention to sell but found KGLI’s offer "reasonable".

The Aboitiz business empire started in 1907 with one ship called "Picket" that transported hemp for trading across the islands.

"We have been in the transport business for over 100 years. It was a very hard decision. But we are businessmen. Sometimes, we have to make choices on where to put our money," Mr. Aboitiz said in a conference call with reporters.

"[A]t that price, we can deploy the funds we raised from the sale" to the company’s other businesses, he added.

Saying "we have limited capital as a group," Mr. Aboitiz said the consensus was that "over the long term," the transport business would not have grown as much as its other units.

"It’s a reflection of alternatives," he said.

Terms to be finalized

Under the memorandum of agreement signed Tuesday between KGLI-NM on one hand and AEV and ACO on the other, the former will purchase all share-holdings of the two Aboitiz companies in Aboitiz Transport on a per share price to be computed based on firm’s equity value of P5 billion, which is equivalent to P2.044 per share.

The final terms will depend on the results of the due diligence, which is scheduled to be completed on November 22, and the execution of a definitive share purchase agreement which is expected to happen on or before January 15 next year.

The agreement also provides that KGLI-NM will undertake a tender offer for shares owned by minority shareholders at the same terms offered to AEV and ACO.

The proceeds will be re-invested in businesses in the power and financial services sectors. Mr. Aboitiz said. However, they have not identified the specific businesses that will benefit.

"It’s still too early to count our chickens although we have a very serious buyer," Mr. Aboitiz said.

Aboitiz Power Corp., which holds all the businesses of the Aboitiz Group in the sector, currently does not need additional investments, he said.

"Aboitiz Power, by itself, is very well-capitalized. Its income contribution (to AEV) is getting to be a dominant part. There is no need to raise additional equity. But you never can tell," he added.

Aboitiz Power plans to bid for the power generation assets the government will privatize.

If the deal goes through, Mr. Aboitiz said they would be leaving the transport business in good hands.

Sale good for everybody

Mr. Aboitiz said the sale will "be good for the industry and (the company’s) employees."

"The only change that will happen is that the (Aboitiz) family members will turn over their positions over time," he said.

He did not give a specific timeline.

KGL Investment, which holds 60% of the KGLI-NM, has been involved in logistics and has investments in Negros Navigation as well as in port and port-related businesses.

It was said to have established an air transportation logistics complex in Clark Field under an agreement with the Clark International Airport Corp.

"Overall, it’s a transaction that’s good for everyone. This is good for the country because a new investor is coming in. It’s good for AEV because it would give us additional resources," Mr. Aboitiz said.

"And it’s good for KGLI-NM. They’re happy with the management, they’re impressed professionally by our group."

If the deal doesn’t go through, he said Aboitiz Transport would continue to grow its logistics and distribution business.

"We do not want to sell to anybody," he said.

Mr. Aboitiz said there would be no merger between Aboitiz Transport and Negros Navigation.

Aboitiz Transport reported a 9% improvement in consolidated revenues to P6 billion in the first six months of this year. But total costs and expenses were said to have jumped by 15%, largely due to higher fuel and charter-related expenses.

The higher fuel prices have eroded Aboitiz Transport’s margins. As of June 30, net income amounted to only P16.8 million compared to P366 million in 2007.

As of December 2007, Aboitiz Transport had right-sized its fleet to 17 operating vessels.

Three Superferry vessels were sold last year for P2.4 billion to pay off a P1.8-billion debt. Its fleet now includes four fast ferries under the brand Supercat, nine roll-on-roll-off passenger vessels, and two freighters.

You mean plan sa Aboitiz nga mostop na sa shipping industry?

Aboitiz keeps shipping line, targets hydropower assets
CHERYL M. ARCIBAL, GMANews.TV
09/06/2009 | 03:22 PM

The Aboitiz group is no longer keen on selling Superferry operator Aboitiz Transport System Corp. (ATS), company officials said.

Following the failure of KGLI-NM Holdings Inc. to buy ATS, holding company Aboitiz Equity Ventures (AEV) will be keeping its shipping line.

“We are building our supply chain. We are already in this business so we'd like to grow that," said Erramon Aboitiz, president and chief executive officer of AEV.

Presently, ATS has about 11 or 12 vessels, which are used for the roll-on, roll-off (Roro) and for freight.

Aboitiz said out of the purchase agreement, the group has forfeited P100 million.

KGLI-NM has failed to obtain proper financing for the P4.5-billion needed for the entire ATS.

AEV and Aboitiz & Co. own 77.1 percent and 15.93 percent, respectively ATS.

KGLI-NM is local firm that is jointly owned by Negros Holdings and Management Corp. and KGL Investment BV, a Dutch company owned by Kuwaiti company KGL Investment Company.

Meanwhile, AEV, through Aboitiz Power Corp., will also be more focused on its energy investments.

Aboitiz said the company is looking at various hydro power plant assets of the government.

“That's our top priority," he said.

The power unit of the firm is presently contributing about 65 percent of the company's earnings.

Potential investments are targeted to boost the contribution to between 75 percent and 80 percent.

Aboitiz-led Therma Luzon Inc. has recently been appointed by the government to become the independent power producer administrator of coal-fired Pagbilao plant. GMANews.TV

Ships bound for Ozamiz Port
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MV Filipinas Ozamiz
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Lain gyud ang color sa Cokaliong ga barko.

wow Its nice place, naa ingana nga lugar sa oroqueta...

Kennedy School of Practical Nursing (KSPN), Oroquieta City Branch

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Stella Maris College, Oroquieta City

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Mayor Almonte inks ties with Jalosjos camp

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OROQUIETA- Oroquieta City Mayor Jorge T. Almonte has reportedly inked ties with the political camp of Congressman Nonong Jalosjos.

Western Times has gathered reliable information that Nonong Jalosjos’ daughter and President of the Dapitan Fantasyland Svetlana Jalosjos is definitely eyeing the mayoralty seat in Baliangao, Misamis Occidental.

With this development, incumbent Mayor Agne Yap is likely fighting his own kin, Jojo Yap , with the latter reportedly running under Ms. Jalosjos.

With a number of Mayors in District 1 allegedly leaving the camp of Ernie Clarete, Mayor Almonte’s bid for the congressional sit seems unstoppable.

Meanwhile, former Congressman and Mayor of Plaridel Ernie Clarete is reportedly targeting a Cabinet position should Senator Manny Villar succeeds in hte latter’s bid for the national presidency.

Rumors have it that there are ongoing talks between the camp of Almonte and Clarete for possible unified campaign. But a political analyst who chooses anonimity laughs off a possible no-opponent scenario in the Congressional level and that Clarete may still likely to run for the provincial post.

Jalosjos Eyes Seat In Mis Occ Politics

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BALIANGAO- The daughter of former congressman Nonong Jalosjos is eyeing for a mayoral seat in the Municipality of Baliangao. In an interview conducted by Western Times, Ms. Svetlana Jalosjos confirms her intention to run for mayor in Baliangao, which she considers as having great tourism potentials.

Jaloslos means politics

The name Jalosjos is something that cannot be separated from the word politics, as several of its kins taking hold of top political positions in Zamboanga del Nrote and elsewhere be it in congress or at the local governments. Indeed, if one has to start from Sibugay up to Misamis Occidental the name Jalosjos automatically becomes a byword for all we know.

Not for Congress

In the case of Ms. Jalosjos, however, though she has been earlier rumored to be running for congress she clarified that such a story never really has some truth in it. She is currently preoccupied with her job as the President of Dapitan Fantasyland, and, of course, with her preparation for the mayoralty race in the town she is hoping to serve.

Now, in as much as many people are still in a quandary as to what the future holds for the Municipality of Baliangao or even possibly for the First District of Misamis Occidental, the electoral environ here has given hints of a possible build-up of a new political stronghold. And, who knows, if fate will be kind to her as well, Baliangao will take an end to the political dynasty of the Yap family.

Route 88 Auto Spa :cucumber: :hm: :pepper:
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These girls will bodywash your car.....only the car and not the driver :bash: :eek:
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pwede magpa washing sa ako self dinha?:nuts:

Repost from Iligan thread


RDC-Infracom moduso’g lima ka dagkong proyekto sa rehiyon; duha niini, ipatuman sa Iligan

Tuesday, 08 September 2009


Nahisgutan atol sa natigayong tigum sa Infrastructure Committee sa Regional Development Council (RDC) niadtong Septembre 3 ang pagpatuman sa lima ka mga dagkong proyekto sa rehiyon 10 ilalom sa Major Interregional Bridges Construction Project for Rural Development.

Sa nasayran gikan ni Architect Gil Balondo, Planning Officer sa Iligan ug nahimong representante sa siyudad sa maong tigum, gilangkuban ang naasoy’ng mga proyekto sa Agus Parallel Bridge kon Agus Bridge 2 nga nagkantidad og 155 milyones pesos, pagtibawas sa Kabangahan Bridge nga nagkutay sa Digkilaan ug Rogongon nga nagkantidad og 115 milyones pesos, Dimalooc Bridge sa Tangub City nga nagkantidad og 40 milyones, Migcanaway Bridge sa Tangub City nga nagkantidad og 42 milyones pesos ug Puerto Fly-Over sa Cagayan de Oro nga nagkantidad og 300 milyones pesos.

Iduso sa nasangpit nga komitiba ang naasoy’ng mga proposed projects aron ka-aprobahan sa RDC, atol sa natakdang full-council meeting karong umaabot nga Septembre 24 didto sa dakbayan sa Cagayan de Oro. (mta)

Iligan City Website (http://www.iligan.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3228&Itemid=368)

Jalosjos Eyes Seat In Mis Occ Politics

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BALIANGAO- The daughter of former congressman Nonong Jalosjos is eyeing for a mayoral seat in the Municipality of Baliangao. In an interview conducted by Western Times, Ms. Svetlana Jalosjos confirms her intention to run for mayor in Baliangao, which she considers as having great tourism potentials.

Jaloslos means politics

The name Jalosjos is something that cannot be separated from the word politics, as several of its kins taking hold of top political positions in Zamboanga del Nrote and elsewhere be it in congress or at the local governments. Indeed, if one has to start from Sibugay up to Misamis Occidental the name Jalosjos automatically becomes a byword for all we know.

Not for Congress

In the case of Ms. Jalosjos, however, though she has been earlier rumored to be running for congress she clarified that such a story never really has some truth in it. She is currently preoccupied with her job as the President of Dapitan Fantasyland, and, of course, with her preparation for the mayoralty race in the town she is hoping to serve.

Now, in as much as many people are still in a quandary as to what the future holds for the Municipality of Baliangao or even possibly for the First District of Misamis Occidental, the electoral environ here has given hints of a possible build-up of a new political stronghold. And, who knows, if fate will be kind to her as well, Baliangao will take an end to the political dynasty of the Yap family.

^^astig nman tong mga Jalosjos ahh umiikot sa Mindanao heheheh....

astig nman tong mga Jalosjos ahh umiikot sa Mindanao heheheh.... para mabawi ang investment nila sa dapitan :D

Gwapa na ang next mayor sa Baliangao puhon :) :banana: :cheers:

Jalosjos Eyes Seat In Mis Occ Politics

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BALIANGAO- The daughter of former congressman Nonong Jalosjos is eyeing for a mayoral seat in the Municipality of Baliangao. In an interview conducted by Western Times, Ms. Svetlana Jalosjos confirms her intention to run for mayor in Baliangao, which she considers as having great tourism potentials.

Jaloslos means politics

The name Jalosjos is something that cannot be separated from the word politics, as several of its kins taking hold of top political positions in Zamboanga del Nrote and elsewhere be it in congress or at the local governments. Indeed, if one has to start from Sibugay up to Misamis Occidental the name Jalosjos automatically becomes a byword for all we know.

Not for Congress

In the case of Ms. Jalosjos, however, though she has been earlier rumored to be running for congress she clarified that such a story never really has some truth in it. She is currently preoccupied with her job as the President of Dapitan Fantasyland, and, of course, with her preparation for the mayoralty race in the town she is hoping to serve.

Now, in as much as many people are still in a quandary as to what the future holds for the Municipality of Baliangao or even possibly for the First District of Misamis Occidental, the electoral environ here has given hints of a possible build-up of a new political stronghold. And, who knows, if fate will be kind to her as well, Baliangao will take an end to the political dynasty of the Yap family.

para mabawi ang investment nila sa dapitan :D

Dako kau tourism potential ang Baliangao jud...somebody has to pour money for it to be developed. Lets hope the entry of Jalosjos in Baliangao is for the good of its people and municipality :) :cheers:

Jalosjos country na dayon ang Baliangao... and soon... entire Misamis Occidental na ngeek hehe :hammer: :master: :bash:

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A Tribute to Dr. Nicolas Sitaca on his B-day (09.09.09) and retirement after 30 long years of service in the hospital.
Photos courtesy of MHARS Regional Hospital staffs
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P80M budget from DOH for hospital expansion projects next year
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AusAID to pour P3.5B in 10 Vis-Min provinces


By Ryan D. Rosauro

OZAMIZ CITY -- The province of Misamis Occidental has recently entered into an agreement with the Australian government for a P500 million infrastructure support primarily aimed at rehabilitating provincial roads over the next five years.

The development assistance pact was signed by Governor Loreto Leo Ocampos and Australian ambassador to the Philippines Rod Smith last week in the presence of Assistant Secretary Austere Panadero of the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG).

According to governor Loreto Leo Ocampos, the Southern Philippines Provincial Road Maintenance Program (SPPRMP) actually covers 10 provinces in the Visayas and Mindanao and is funded with some Aus$100 million—around P3.5 billion—by the Australian government through the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID).

The program has a Provincial Road Maintenance Facility (PRMF) that provides P50 million each year to every beneficiary provinces for construction and repair of provincial roads over a five-year period.

Ocampos, who is also president of the League of Provinces, emphasized that provincial roads are the key links of rural communities to the national highway and eventually to the centers of trade and commerce, political administration, and health and educational services, among others.

By improving transport along these, especially in terms of travel time and cost, the welfare of rural folks will significantly improve, he said.

Apart from improving the road network, the program also seeks to strengthen each province’s institutional capacity and governance system related to the provision and maintenance of provincial roads.

The intervention is set against the fact that of the country’s more than 31,000 kilometers of provincial roads, only a small percentage of these are assessed to be “in good condition.”

Depending on the performance of each beneficiary province in carrying out the program, these could be eligible for another round of assistance, Ocampos added.

The provinces slated to benefit from the SPPRMP are Agusan del Sur, Bukidnon, Misamis Occidental, Misamis Oriental and Surigao del Norte, in Mindanao; and Bohol and Guimaras in the Visayas.

Three more beneficiary provinces are still to be identified.

Within five years, the SPPRMP is principally expected to have rehabilitated at least 1,000 kilometers of provincial roads in the 10 provinces; improved access for over four million people to schools and health centers; and reduced transport costs.

The PRMF is said to be Australia’s single largest grant project in the Philippines to date; the bilateral agreement covering this was signed last March.

Australia is the country’s second largest bilateral grant aid donor after Japan. Its aid program has grown significantly in the last three years; for the fiscal year 2008-2009, its assistance portfolio is estimated at Aus$109 million.

The SPPRMP is Misamis Occidental’s third major multi-million peso development assistance package with AusAID.

Congrats .... another school in Oroquieta :applause: :) :applause:
Kennedy School of Practical Nursing (KSPN), Oroquieta City Branch

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Jalosjos Eyes Seat In Mis Occ Politics

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BALIANGAO- The daughter of former congressman Nonong Jalosjos is eyeing for a mayoral seat in the Municipality of Baliangao. In an interview conducted by Western Times, Ms. Svetlana Jalosjos confirms her intention to run for mayor in Baliangao, which she considers as having great tourism potentials.

Jaloslos means politics

The name Jalosjos is something that cannot be separated from the word politics, as several of its kins taking hold of top political positions in Zamboanga del Nrote and elsewhere be it in congress or at the local governments. Indeed, if one has to start from Sibugay up to Misamis Occidental the name Jalosjos automatically becomes a byword for all we know.

Not for Congress

In the case of Ms. Jalosjos, however, though she has been earlier rumored to be running for congress she clarified that such a story never really has some truth in it. She is currently preoccupied with her job as the President of Dapitan Fantasyland, and, of course, with her preparation for the mayoralty race in the town she is hoping to serve.

Now, in as much as many people are still in a quandary as to what the future holds for the Municipality of Baliangao or even possibly for the First District of Misamis Occidental, the electoral environ here has given hints of a possible build-up of a new political stronghold. And, who knows, if fate will be kind to her as well, Baliangao will take an end to the political dynasty of the Yap family.

Wow. Gwapa man diay ning anak ni Jalosjos. kuyaw pa gyud og pangalan kay murag Russian.

^^wafa gajud kung naa pako diha botar jud ko niya...:lol::lol:

Dako kau tourism potential ang Baliangao jud...somebody has to pour money for it to be developed. Lets hope the entry of Jalosjos in Baliangao is for the good of its people and municipality :) :cheers:

Agree para apil pud ang Baliangao sa mga molambo sa tourism. Cogon-Dakak-Aliguay-Selinog-Baliangao-MOAP Eco-Tourism zone. :banana::banana::banana:

Wow. Gwapa man diay ning anak ni Jalosjos. kuyaw pa gyud og pangalan kay murag Russian.


mo gwapa man jud ang tawo basta kwartahan lang...:lol:

Jalosjos country na dayon ang Baliangao... and soon... entire Misamis Occidental na ngeek hehe :hammer: :master: :bash:

ma ingon jud. Murag ma human na jud ang political dynasty sa mga yap sa baliangao. Nasugdan na ba kaha ang pag develop sa sunrise beach sa balingao....?

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what does status: pipeline means? hehehe

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what does status: pipeline means? hehehe

in the pipeline means gilhok na ang papeles , in the process na...:) :)

mo gwapa man jud ang tawo basta kwartahan lang...:lol:


Natural beauty man siguro na.. dili retokada.. all natural hehehe :bash: :ohno:

Agree para apil pud ang Baliangao sa mga molambo sa tourism. Cogon-Dakak-Aliguay-Selinog-Baliangao-MOAP Eco-Tourism zone. :banana::banana::banana:

Abtik jud ni si jalosjos ... unhan dayon niya ubang investors.. plastar daan siya sa Baliangao :ohno: :nuts: :lol:

Wow. Gwapa man diay ning anak ni Jalosjos. kuyaw pa gyud og pangalan kay murag Russian.

basin russian guro mama ani. abtik gyud to jalosjos basta chick gani.

^^astig nman tong mga Jalosjos ahh umiikot sa Mindanao heheheh....

puhon ug ma mayor ni cya . sayon nlang kau ni daddy jalosjos pag hunting sa mga chikas dha baliangao. kana mga C ug DC dha ready nlang mo daan hehehe..

Guys... asa ni dapit nga building sa la salle university ozamiz.. ???got this pic from google earth. http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy195/bodiejeb/lasalleozamiz.jpg

La Salle University-integrated school sa Las Aguadas...across main campus....connected by pedestrian overpass :cheers: :)

QUOTE=d_jeb;42864002]Guys... asa ni dapit nga building sa la salle university ozamiz.. ???got this pic from google earth.
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unsa ka dak-on ang campus sa La salle?

unsa ka dak-on ang campus sa La salle?

3 hectares...not sure kung naa pa sila laing lote nga wala pa nila gi-develop...:cheers: :)

Ozamiznons & Misamisnons visit Cotta Shrine often to seek Spiritual Guidance and Blessings
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This is the best place to be when you feel down and out
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Come for He will light the path for you
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Kumusta naman tong new bus company?

Kumusta naman tong new bus company?

Naay naka-dungog sa news sa radio nga after election nxt year pa kuno magstart ang Mindanao express ... ako pa ni e-verify :( :ohno:

Naay naka-dungog sa news sa radio nga after election nxt year pa kuno magstart ang Mindanao express ... ako pa ni e-verify really asa pod ang route?sana naa na gyud kompetensya Rural para ma avoid nah monopolization nila diani sa western part:D :cheers:

Region’s coco exports drop in first quarter

September 2, 2009
By Terry D.C. Betonio

THE current global economic crisis has taken a toll on Northern Mindanao’s coconut industry as demand for export products decreased in the first quarter of this year compared to the same period last year.

Data from the National Economic and Development Authority (Neda) in Region 10 showed that the volume of coconut products and by-products exported during the first quarter dropped by almost 73 percent from 115,821 metric tons (MT) during the same period in 2008 to only 31,594 MT in 2009.

Correspondingly, gross sales also went down by 68 percent, from US$98.035 million in 2008 to only US$30.888 million in 2009.

Among coconut products and by-products, the demand for coconut oil plummeted extensively from 43,629 MT in 2008 to just 7,010 MT in 2009, or gross sales of only US$3.645 million in 2009 from the 2008 sales of US$45.256 million.

Aside from coconut oil, the demand for coconut chemicals, desiccated coconut, copra cake/meal, coco cream, coco nets and coco husk chips also went down as a result of the global economic crisis.

Among the coconut products and by-products, only shell charcoal, milk powder, reduced fat, and coconut water had a slight increase in volume and sales.

Data from Neda also showed that among the provinces in Northern Mindanao, only Misamis Oriental recorded negative for the production of mature nuts in the first quarter of 2009 compared to the same figure last year due to the flashflood that hit the province in early January.

The negative mature nuts production in Misamis Oriental is also attributed to the ongoing construction of the Laguindingan International Airport and other commercial and industrial developments as the province recorded the highest number of trees cut compared to the other areas in the region.

The Neda data showed that the full implementation of Republic Act 8048 or the Coconut Preservation Act of 1995 significantly reduced the total number of coconut trees cut legally in the region -- from 5,481 in 2008 to 2,426 in 2009.

However, the Laguindingan airport is exempted from the nationwide suspension of permit issuances because the trees affected within the airport are under land use conversion.

Though there is low demand for coconut products and by-products for the region, Neda is hoping that Northern Mindanao’s economy would stay afloat through improved domestic production.
Published in the Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro newspaper on September 2, 2009.

mag apply gyud diay ang medina or nag apply na cguro para ma medina medical center cya.. hehehe nice na ayo!!

mag apply gyud diay ang medina or nag apply na cguro para ma medina medical center cya.. hehehe nice na ayo!!

yup...mao pud na ako nadunggan :cheers:

nag storya man mi sa hr ganina kay interview nku didto nya ingon cya about adtong medical center... :-)

Ozamiz-Manila trip is affected by the sinking of Superferry 9 ... :ohno: :nuts:
Superferry 2 will be deployed for Ozamiz-Manila route once it gets cleared by MARINA :soon: :omg: :hm:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Superferry9.jpg

nag storya man mi sa hr ganina kay interview nku didto nya ingon cya about adtong medical center... :-)


Wow.. interview d i nimo didto medina Hosp? ... Good Luck ha :)

really asa pod ang route?sana naa na gyud kompetensya Rural para ma avoid nah monopolization nila diani sa western part:D :cheers:

ingon sila Ozamiz-Pagdian routes kuno.. wala pa man sila nagpa-ads sa radio... wait lang ta sa details ani nga bus co.

Wow.. interview d i nimo didto medina Hosp? ... Good Luck ha :)

yep.. heheh sa ozamiz na pud ko mo puyo run.

kinsa naka kita sa ronda balita gabie? Ako miga kay kita sa ronda balita gi interview daw ang mayor sa ozamiz ngon nga tukuran gyud daw ug sm sa brgy. gango. So dili diay robinson?

So ur hired na?? congratz....:cheers::cheers::cheers:

So confusing... ano ba talaga kuya??? SM or Robi...????:ohno::ohno::ohno:


yep.. heheh sa ozamiz na pud ko mo puyo run.

kinsa naka kita sa ronda balita gabie? Ako miga kay kita sa ronda balita gi interview daw ang mayor sa ozamiz ngon nga tukuran gyud daw ug sm sa brgy. gango. So dili diay robinson?

sm man gyud daw ang gi mention ni mayor ug vice mayor sa ronda balita. Basin lahi pud ng robinson.. heheheheheh

yep.. heheh sa ozamiz na pud ko mo puyo run.

kinsa naka kita sa ronda balita gabie? Ako miga kay kita sa ronda balita gi interview daw ang mayor sa ozamiz ngon nga tukuran gyud daw ug sm sa brgy. gango. So dili diay robinson?

Mao ba....either SM or Robinson sa Gango...welcome kau oi hehe :lol: ... mag-inquire ko ana sa ako friend nga relative sa tag-iya sa lote ana :cheers:

sm man gyud daw ang gi mention ni mayor ug vice mayor sa ronda balita. Basin lahi pud ng robinson.. heheheheheh

Basin 2 na ka lote sa Gango nga gi-negotiate karon hehe :banana: :lol: :bash:

Basin 2 na ka lote sa Gango nga gi-negotiate karon hehe :banana: :lol: :bash:

hahaha... kung mao... ozamiz will be the next shopping destination.:banana::banana::banana:

Daghan na kau developments sa Ozamiz karon ba???? I miss the place...

MIT still existing to date????

hahaha... kung mao... ozamiz will be the next shopping destination.:banana::banana::banana:

Bisan Geege ug Gaisano ra, daghan na gani mangumpra sa Ozamiz.... unsa na kaha kung naa SM or Robi sa Gango nyehehe :bash: :nuts: :lol:

Bisan Geege ug Gaisano ra, daghan na gani mangumpra sa Ozamiz.... unsa na kaha kung naa SM or Robi sa Gango nyehehe :bash: :nuts: :lol:

If SM and Robi will materialize in Ozamiz... Maapektohan siguro ang Gaisano ug Geege...:bash::bash::bash:

MIT still existing to date????


Yup pero midaghan noon karon... Naay MIT highway owned by Rene Maglasang, Northwestern Mindanao Institute of Technology(NMIT) owned also by Rene M. ug MIT sulod nga naa na pud sa hiway karon owned by Allan Maglasang.... ug ang latest mao ang Vocational Institute of the Phils and Maritime training Center owned by Octavio Maglasang sa Pingol st. :hi: :grouphug: :fiddle:

If SM and Robi will materialize in Ozamiz... Maapektohan siguro ang Gaisano ug Geege...:bash::bash::bash:

Dili gihapon... ky mas barato man gihapon ang pamaliton sa Gaisano ug Geege...mahal man gud ang maintenance sa Robi ug SM malls. na-obserbahan nako na sa cebu ug Manila :nuts: :ohno:

Hala kabati, wala diay to ma settle ila problema before?


Yup pero midaghan noon karon... Naay MIT highway owned by Rene Maglasang, Northwestern Mindanao Institute of Technology(NMIT) owned also by Rene M. ug MIT sulod nga naa na pud sa hiway karon owned by Allan Maglasang.... ug ang latest mao ang Vocational Institute of the Phils and Maritime training Center owned by Octavio Maglasang sa Pingol st. :hi: :grouphug: :fiddle:

so either sm or robi gyud cguro ang itukod dnha sa gango. Mao man daw ang gi pakita sa ronda balita katong mga coconut trees nga gipang putol.....

Hala kabati, wala diay to ma settle ila problema before?

lisod man siguro to ma-settle ila family probs ky tag as man sila ug pride tanan ug dako man ila utang pud siguro human pagkamatay sa ila parents... mao nga nag-iyahay sila ug tukod ug mga schools ... the more schools, the merrier ... korek ba ? hehe :bash: :ohno: :nuts:

so either sm or robi gyud cguro ang itukod dnha sa gango. Mao man daw ang gi pakita sa ronda balita katong mga coconut trees nga gipang putol.....

Lets just hope na madayon ang Sm or Robi sa ozamiz para ma-improve pud ang shopping habit sa Ozamiznons ug Misamisnons .. daghan pud matagaan ug trabaho :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:

dapat na jud pud nga naa nay mga prominent nga store dnhe sa ozamiz like guess, giordano, girbaud etc arun dli na mo adtog cebu or manila. Kay kasagraan man gud sa gaisano ug gegee mga kulang ra kaayo.

More jobs for Misamisnons... Naa pud unta mo invest lain dha sa Ozamiz ba??? Aside sa malls. Hope so:):):)

New petron gas station at lopez jaena, mis occ.

congrats.. at least dili na sila mo anhi sa oroquieta

http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03406.jpg

naa pud new petron gas station sa jimenez

on going construction..

canubay fishport, oroquieta city

http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03408.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03407.jpg


oroquieta seaport (update)
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC09462.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC09460.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03466.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03464.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03469.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03468.jpg

Unsa nahitabo ato house bill ni Cong Ramiro? Misamis Occidental Special Economic Zone???

:cheers::cheers::cheers: Buknit... Knus-a target date sa completion ani seaport sa Oroquieta??? Unsa nga shipping line/s ang mo serve dri in the future???

on going construction..

canubay fishport, oroquieta city

http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03408.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03407.jpg


oroquieta seaport (update)
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC09462.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03466.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03464.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03469.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03468.jpg

:cheers::cheers::cheers: Buknit... Knus-a target date sa completion ani seaport sa Oroquieta??? Unsa nga shipping line/s ang mo serve dri in the future???

ala pa jud ko idea kun kanus-a ang target date sa completion ani nga project. Ang sa fishport kay i think 2010 man guro.

mga u/c nga building sa oroquieta city

http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC00027.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03307.jpg

http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC09466.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03048.jpg

another u/c bd in front of mercury drug store
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC02968-1.jpg

another one.. medyo dako ni la lang nku na tarung ug pic. hehehe
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC02931.jpg

and the newly open Home and More
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03051.jpg

naa pa mga u/c bd nga ala naku na picture-ran. Heheheh seems like nag kadaghan ang mga building sa oroquieta :-) bravo! hehehe

Congrats Oroquieta ... Keep it up :wave: :laugh: :bowtie: :applause:
mga u/c nga building sa oroquieta city

http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC00027.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03307.jpg

http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC09466.jpg
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03048.jpg

another u/c bd in front of mercury drug store
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC02968-1.jpg

another one.. medyo dako ni la lang nku na tarung ug pic. hehehe
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC02931.jpg

and the newly open Home and More
http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03051.jpg

naa pa mga u/c bd nga ala naku na picture-ran. Heheheh seems like nag kadaghan ang mga building sa oroquieta :-) bravo! hehehe

Kinsa owner anang Home and More ? taga Oroquieta ra? :banana: :banana: :banana:

Congratulations... Oroquieta City! :banana:

MORE POWER

Ang cute ng gas station ng Petron ..... Congrats :hi: :lovethem: :wave:

New petron gas station at lopez jaena, mis occ.

congrats.. at least dili na sila mo anhi sa oroquieta

http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w342/jhay86/DSC03406.jpg

naa pud new petron gas station sa jimenez

Sana may mag-open ng Phoenix gas station sa Ozamiz ... :cheers: :) :bash:

Kinsa owner anang Home and More ? taga Oroquieta ra? :banana: :banana: :banana:

yep taga oroquieta ra. Maynta lagi mo invest ang phoenix nuh dnhe sa mis occ. or ang flying V ba kaha or unsa pa na. heheheh

"Nobody" group dance contest at Gaisano Mall on Sept. 19... Call Gaisano for details... Join Na.. show them you got the move and groove.. :banana: :rock: :carrot: :dance2: :dj: :lock: :cucumber: :applause:

Rotating brownouts implemented in Mindanao
09/11/2009 | 08:13 PM

Mindanao, the Philippines’ largest island and which has one of the highest poverty incidences in the country, is now suffering from rotating brownouts.

The power problem in Mindanao comes at a time when Visayas, one of the country’s three main islands, is contending with a power shortage as well.

Government officials on Friday confirmed reports of scheduled power outages in major portions of Mindano as several power plants in the area are currently on a “shutdown mode".

Angelo Reyes, Department of Energy secretary, said the agency is presently looking into the situation and is asking the National Power Corp. (Napocor) and National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) to submit their respective reports on the matter.

“We are checking reports on the power situation in Mindanao. Initial reports said that there are some power plants that are undergoing maintenance," he said.

Owing to the power shortage, Reyes made a pitch to investors to pour in much-needed capital to put up new power facilities in Mindanao.

“We are encouraging more investment from the private sector," he said. Construction of a new power plant facility takes between three and five years.

In a statement, Napocor said that four of its power generation facilities and two independent power producers (IPPs), have been temporarily shutdown owing to various reasons.

Napocor said the reasons for the decrease in capacity were due to the tripping of Agus 1 (Unit 2) last August 10, 2009, and shutdown of the 100-MW Western Mindanao Power Corp. (WMPC), coupled with the scheduled preventive maintenance operations of Agus 2 (Unit 1), Agus 5 (Unit 1), Pulangi 4 (Unit 1) and Mindanao (STEAG) Coal (Unit 1).

Overall, more than 400 MW out of a total of 620 MW dependable capacity were affected.

Napocor admitted that the shutdown resulted in deficient capacity to meet the Mindanao Grid’s electricity demand.

“Rotating brownouts have to be implemented during peak hours. Power supply is normal during off-peak hours," Napocor said.
.
Napocor assured its Mindanao customers that the ongoing scheduled preventive maintenance operations will, in the long-run, assure a more reliable and stable power supply for the grid.

The DOE has earlier said that energy demand of Mindanao will continue to grow.
Government data indicated that this year would already be critical for the Mindanao grid with peak demand reaching 1,525 megawatts excluding the additional capacity requirement of 100 MW.

Over the next three years, demand for additional power supply is also expected to further increase as reserve capacity in the island will fall to 7.5 per cent or 84 MW short of its 212 MW requirement in 2010.

By 2011, Mindanao will likely face a shortage of 174 megawatts of power supply.

Last year the total dependable capacity in the island was only 1,510 MW. -GMANews.TV

Rotating brownouts implemented in Mindanao
09/11/2009 | 08:13 PM

Mindanao, the Philippines’ largest island and which has one of the highest poverty incidences in the country, is now suffering from rotating brownouts.

The power problem in Mindanao comes at a time when Visayas, one of the country’s three main islands, is contending with a power shortage as well.

Government officials on Friday confirmed reports of scheduled power outages in major portions of Mindano as several power plants in the area are currently on a “shutdown mode".

Angelo Reyes, Department of Energy secretary, said the agency is presently looking into the situation and is asking the National Power Corp. (Napocor) and National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) to submit their respective reports on the matter.

“We are checking reports on the power situation in Mindanao. Initial reports said that there are some power plants that are undergoing maintenance," he said.

Owing to the power shortage, Reyes made a pitch to investors to pour in much-needed capital to put up new power facilities in Mindanao.

“We are encouraging more investment from the private sector," he said. Construction of a new power plant facility takes between three and five years.

In a statement, Napocor said that four of its power generation facilities and two independent power producers (IPPs), have been temporarily shutdown owing to various reasons.

Napocor said the reasons for the decrease in capacity were due to the tripping of Agus 1 (Unit 2) last August 10, 2009, and shutdown of the 100-MW Western Mindanao Power Corp. (WMPC), coupled with the scheduled preventive maintenance operations of Agus 2 (Unit 1), Agus 5 (Unit 1), Pulangi 4 (Unit 1) and Mindanao (STEAG) Coal (Unit 1).

Overall, more than 400 MW out of a total of 620 MW dependable capacity were affected.

Napocor admitted that the shutdown resulted in deficient capacity to meet the Mindanao Grid’s electricity demand.

“Rotating brownouts have to be implemented during peak hours. Power supply is normal during off-peak hours," Napocor said.
.
Napocor assured its Mindanao customers that the ongoing scheduled preventive maintenance operations will, in the long-run, assure a more reliable and stable power supply for the grid.

The DOE has earlier said that energy demand of Mindanao will continue to grow.
Government data indicated that this year would already be critical for the Mindanao grid with peak demand reaching 1,525 megawatts excluding the additional capacity requirement of 100 MW.

Over the next three years, demand for additional power supply is also expected to further increase as reserve capacity in the island will fall to 7.5 per cent or 84 MW short of its 212 MW requirement in 2010.

By 2011, Mindanao will likely face a shortage of 174 megawatts of power supply.

Last year the total dependable capacity in the island was only 1,510 MW. -GMANews.TV

We are in a brink of a "POWER CRISIS..." And it is not just looming, it already manifested itself... :ohno:
Need More Power Plants to increase supply... :bash:

Mas active man ang Oroquieta than Ozamiz lately... :lol:
New Developments in OZAMIZ? :bash:

Mas active man ang Oroquieta than Ozamiz lately...
New Developments in OZAMIZ?
mao lagi...:D pero dapat lang pod kay capital city biya pod ng oroquieta:D

mao lagi...:D pero dapat lang pod kay capital city biya pod ng oroquieta:D

Dapat gawing Oroquieta and Ozamiz Cities thread ang pangalan... Ibaliktad though it doesn't matter.. :lol:

Dapat gawing Oroquieta and Ozamiz Cities thread ang pangalan... Ibaliktad though it doesn't matter..
:lol::lol:

Mas active man ang Oroquieta than Ozamiz lately... :lol:
New Developments in OZAMIZ? :bash:

Busy pa siguro mga Ozamiznon karon hehehe :bash: :ohno: ... they will be back with a big Bang nyehehe :nuts: :cheers: :)

Grabe jud daw backlog sa mga Cargo gikan ug para Ozamiz via shipping lines. Walay superferry ug Sulpicio lines para Manila. Negros Nav. ra jud .... Cokaliong ug Trans asia ra pud para cebu.. ang negros Nav. para cebu kay 1 x a week ra. :ohno: :bash: :ohno:

daghan na kuno napugos ug sakay eroplano para Manila ug cebu ky kulang ang mga barko ... Bagsak na ang shipping industry .... whats happening in the Philippines huhuhu kawawa naman tayo :bash: :no: :wtf: :omg: :cry:

^^Kanus-a pa daw maibalik ang Superferry?

wala pa gyud diay ni resume ang sulipicio lines after adtong princess of the stars last year?

Naa sulpicio but purely cargoes... and i think wala pud sila ruote for ozamiz for the moment.:ohno::ohno::ohno:

Bagsak na jud ang shipping industry sa Philippines... Let's just hope na maka recover the soonest.:):):)

Unsa nahitabo ato house bill ni Cong Ramiro? Misamis Occidental Special Economic Zone???

Budgetary problem na :bleep: :soon: :no:

After completion of Ozamiz coastal road, will it look like this ?
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Roxasblvd.jpg

or it may look like this one ?
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Manilabay.jpg

or like this one at night ?
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/manilabaywalk.jpg

or probably it may look like this.
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Mnailabay-swimming-in-trash.jpg

wala pa gyud diay ni resume ang sulipicio lines after adtong princess of the stars last year?

Underrenovation pa man ila mga fleet sa shipyard in Cebu City.

Everybody's Favorite at Gaisano Mall
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/DSC00546.jpg

Underrenovation pa man ila mga fleet sa shipyard in Cebu City.

Matagaan kaha sila ug clearance sa MARINA ? Makarecover pa kaha sila sa financial losses nila? :ohno: :bash: :nuts:

Dapat tabangan sa govt ang shipping industry ? pautangon ba hehehe :bash:

Soon to rise on this site a dept store (1st & 2nd floors) and a hotel (3rd to 5th flrs) :cucumber: :soon: :lock:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/DSC00552.jpg

Aerial shot of Ozamiz City :laugh: :applause: :tyty:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Ozamizaerialview.jpg

blueleo cge ka biyahe? daghan man gud ka new pix sa airport nya sa eroplano pud. hehehe

After completion of Ozamiz coastal road, will it look like this ?
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Roxasblvd.jpg

or it may look like this one ?
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Manilabay.jpg

or like this one at night ?
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/manilabaywalk.jpg

or probably it may look like this.
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Mnailabay-swimming-in-trash.jpg

Nice EXPOSITION! :lol:

Soon to rise on this site a dept store (1st & 2nd floors) and a hotel (3rd to 5th flrs) :cucumber: :soon: :lock:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/DSC00552.jpg

Wow! :banana:
OZAMIZ ni xa?

Aerial shot of Ozamiz City :laugh: :applause: :tyty:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Ozamizaerialview.jpg

Scenic! ^^

wow...nice one there bluevlue... este blueleo. :cheers:

hinlo ang ozamis... karon lang ko kita sa inyong aerial...

Aerial shot of Ozamiz City :laugh: :applause: :tyty:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/Ozamizaerialview.jpg

Soon to rise on this site a dept store (1st & 2nd floors) and a hotel (3rd to 5th flrs) :cucumber: :soon: :lock:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/DSC00552.jpg

nice lagi ni pagkakuha.. kun makalitan ug tan aw kay murag naa sa US ang lugar. hehehe

blueleo cge ka biyahe? daghan man gud ka new pix sa airport nya sa eroplano pud. hehehe

Oo. kabantay diay ka buknit hehe... larga ko karon sept 18 friday na pud ug next week sept 24 pud :) :nuts:

wow...nice one there bluevlue... este blueleo. :cheers:

thank you thank you hehehe :dance2::dance2::dance2:

Wow! :banana:
OZAMIZ ni xa?

Ozamiz kaayo oi... sa Rizal avenue.. Palace hotel bldg na sa likod :) :lol: :nuts:

Hear Ye ... Hear Ye ! :speech: :applause: :bowtie:

4th Culinary Congress at La Salle University, Ozamiz City on Sept. 25 & 26, 2009. :cheers1:

Cooking demo... Cake decor ...Bartending and more :baaa: :soon: :omg:

Call LSU Ozamiz for details @ 521-1010

nice lagi ni pagkakuha.. kun makalitan ug tan aw kay murag naa sa US ang lugar. hehehe
[QUOTE=Blueleo;43067412]Soon to rise on this site a dept store (1st & 2nd floors) and a hotel (3rd to 5th flrs) :cucumber: :soon: :lock:
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/DSC00552.jpg

Mao ba... THANK YOU hehehe... improved na diay ako technik sa camera focusing ngeek :master::cheers1::lock:

Oo. kabantay diay ka buknit hehe... larga ko karon sept 18 friday na pud ug next week sept 24 pud :) :nuts:

hayahaya sa life ah. hehehe post nya daghan pix na pud ;-)

Ozamiz kaayo oi... sa Rizal avenue.. Palace hotel bldg na sa likod :) :lol: :nuts:

Thnx BRO...

http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy195/bodiejeb/ozamiz1.jpg

http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy195/bodiejeb/ozamiz2.jpg

PASALUBONG SHOP AT MOAP :banana:

http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy195/bodiejeb/moap.jpg

Sana ganito tingnan yung coastal road sa Ozamiz after completion...:bash::bash::bash::bash:

http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/cc195/nessawannabe/Homework/city.jpg

http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy195/bodiejeb/ozamiz1.jpg

http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy195/bodiejeb/ozamiz2.jpg

Mao na ba ning COTTA? Unta ana pud style pag irenovate na ang QUEEN TUNA Park dnh!

hayahaya sa life ah. hehehe post nya daghan pix na pud ;-)

Ok no probs :lurker: :nocrook: :rofl:

Kinsa naa pics sa Suman Center ? :gossip: :dance:

Wow... very nice pics...mapareho jud ani ang Ozamiz coastal road after 50 years nyehehe :ohno: :lol: :nuts:
Sana ganito tingnan yung coastal road sa Ozamiz after completion...:bash::bash::bash::bash:

http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/cc195/nessawannabe/Homework/city.jpg

usa man diay sa pinaka poorest nga province ang mis occ before mga year 2000... nya karun kay wala na sa top 10 nga poorest province ang mis occ.

Nindot ug simple ang light haus sa cotta ... dili lang nila pasak-an sa visitors ang light haus for security and safety reasons :nocrook:
[QUOTE=d_jeb;43107196]
http://i791.photobucket.com/albums/yy195/bodiejeb/ozamiz1.jpg

usa man diay sa pinaka poorest nga province ang mis occ before mga year 2000... nya karun kay wala na sa top 10 nga poorest province ang mis occ.

Yup... tinood na.. ingon Gov. Leo Ocampos nga wala na sa Phillippine's Top 10 poorest prov. ang Mis. Occ. :)

One thing nice about MOAP is .... there's no need to go to the middle of the ocean and wait for dolphins to come out ... The dolphins are right there at MOAP for everyone to see anytime of the day... :bash:
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I just hope they sell dolphins stuffed toys at MOAP .. cute man gud ang dolphins hehe :bash:
PASALUBONG SHOP AT MOAP :banana:

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RP facing looming power shortage - energy dept :ohno: :omg: :wtf: :gaah:
JOHANNA CAMILLE L. SISANTE, GMANews.TV
09/15/2009 | 03:31 PM

The Philippines is facing a looming power shortage that may last beyond 2010 if left unaddressed, the Department of Energy (DOE) said.

Domestic power plants can only generate 1,020 megawatts (mW) of electricity, just one-fourth of the Philippines’ requirements of 4,100 mW next year, the energy department said in a presentation outlining its P933 million budget for next year.

The electricity shortage has already resulted in black-outs in the Visayas region last year and may result in further power outages in Mindanao this year and in Luzon next year.

Despite the power capacity lack, Energy Secretary Angelo T. Reyes appeared hesitant to ask the President to declare a state of emergency in the energy industry.

"This is not a one-dimensional problem of supply. Of course it will impact on tourism and investments," he said.

The President has to declare an imminent shortage in energy supply backed up by a joint resolution from both chambers of Congress before the country's energy industry can be placed under an emergency situation, Reyes said, citing the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (Epira).

Under the law, once the President determines an imminent shortage of electricity supply, “Congress may authorize, through a joint resolution, the establishment of additional generating capacity under such terms and conditions as it may approve."

Albay Rep. Edcel Lagman said the energy problem must be solved immediately as "a serious and critical power situation will impact on national security."

Northern Samar Rep. Emil Ong likewise said the DOE should act swiftly on the problem as he pointed out that the country will hold its first automated elections next year. - GMANews.TV

RP facing looming power shortage - energy dept :ohno: :omg: :wtf: :gaah:
JOHANNA CAMILLE L. SISANTE, GMANews.TV
09/15/2009 | 03:31 PM

The Philippines is facing a looming power shortage that may last beyond 2010 if left unaddressed, the Department of Energy (DOE) said.

Domestic power plants can only generate 1,020 megawatts (mW) of electricity, just one-fourth of the Philippines’ requirements of 4,100 mW next year, the energy department said in a presentation outlining its P933 million budget for next year.

The electricity shortage has already resulted in black-outs in the Visayas region last year and may result in further power outages in Mindanao this year and in Luzon next year.

Despite the power capacity lack, Energy Secretary Angelo T. Reyes appeared hesitant to ask the President to declare a state of emergency in the energy industry.

"This is not a one-dimensional problem of supply. Of course it will impact on tourism and investments," he said.

The President has to declare an imminent shortage in energy supply backed up by a joint resolution from both chambers of Congress before the country's energy industry can be placed under an emergency situation, Reyes said, citing the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (Epira).

Under the law, once the President determines an imminent shortage of electricity supply, “Congress may authorize, through a joint resolution, the establishment of additional generating capacity under such terms and conditions as it may approve."

Albay Rep. Edcel Lagman said the energy problem must be solved immediately as "a serious and critical power situation will impact on national security."

Northern Samar Rep. Emil Ong likewise said the DOE should act swiftly on the problem as he pointed out that the country will hold its first automated elections next year. - GMANews.TV

Matay ning BROWMOUTS sa Mindanao ba! Dnh GENSAN every 2days ang BO...

2 Korean-owned establishments padlocked
Friday, September 11, 2009
By Annabelle L. Ricalde

A CAR repair shop and another that sells used cars in Cagayan de Oro were padlocked Thursday after its owner, believed to be a South Korean national, was allegedly found cheating on tax payments.

Simultaneously, the Bureau of Internal Revenue in Northern Mindanao (BIR-X) also temporarily shut down the operation of Dae Sang Trading and CASACO Trading Corporation in the cities of Iligan and Ozamiz.

The two companies, represented by one Jun Yun Kim, are engaged in car repair and car dealership in the three neighboring cities, BIR-Northern Mindanao said.

BIR Regional Director Esmeralda Tabule said the violations of the two establishments include the failure to pay the correct value added tax (VAT) and the failure to supply correct and accurate information to the nature of their respective businesses and financial standings.

Based on the surveillance conducted by Tabule said Dae Sang Trading had P12 million total sales in 2008 but its declared income in the same period amounted only to P1.5 million.

It was also found out that the branches of Dae Sang Trading and Casaco Trading in the three areas have different business permits but are using similar receipts.

“We believe that the four establishments are own by one taxpayer only,” Tabule said.

Although managed by a South Korean national, BIR records show Dae Sang Trading is registered under the name of one Noraiza Luz. Jun Yun Kim, the manager, signed the closure order delivered by Tabule herself.

But as journalists approached the South Korean national to seek his comment, the foreigner shouted: “I’m not criminal! You see I try my best to fix this!.”

Under the BIR’s Oplan-Kandado program, business operations of erring taxpayers will be suspended will be temporarily stopped.

Grounds for closure include failure to file a VAT return, understating taxable sales or receipts by 30 percent, and failure to register the business. The closure order can only be lifted once the correct tax and penalties are paid.

“This is a wake up call for all non-compliance taxpayers. Kumbaga patikim lang itong closure,” said Tabule, stressing that Dae Sang Trading and its other companies are subject for in-depth investigation.

The firms, she said, are not yet off the hook, and their tax payments may not hinder the BIR from filing separate criminal cases, “depending on the severity of the offenses.”

BIR- Northern Mindanao has ordered the closure of at least eight establishments in Cagayan de Oro since July 2009. The BIR is currently under heavy pressure to meet its revised collection target of P798.5 billion for 2009. The previous revenue goal for the year was P865 billion.

Published in the Sun.Star Cagayan de Oro newspaper on September 11, 2009.

Matay ning BROWMOUTS sa Mindanao ba! Dnh GENSAN every 2days ang BO...

Patay na negosyo ani .... paita hehehe :bash: :ohno: :nuts:

Matay ning BROWMOUTS sa Mindanao ba! Dnh GENSAN every 2days ang BO...

Brownout or Blackout? :bash::bash::bash::bash:

Matay ning BROWMOUTS sa Mindanao ba! Dnh GENSAN every 2days ang BO...
Sa Ozamiz ky 3 hrs pa lang per week ang brownout with brownouts rotating daily among its 51 barangays. I just hope the energy crisis in Mindanao will not worsen in the weeks to come... mobalik ra ba ang El Niño weather phenomenon karon. :ohno: :ohno: :ohno:

Brownout or Blackout? :bash::bash::bash::bash:

brownout pa lang siguro ... ky dili pa ana kadako ang area nga afected ...wala pa man nagdungan tanan jud. pwede pud blackout pero barangay level pa lang hehehe :) :nuts: :lol:

U/C Commercial Bldg along DABA 09.15.09
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Misamis Union High School
Presently managed by Jinan University of China
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Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
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Billboard Ads by the Provincial Govt. :okay: :nocrook: :speech:
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Misamis Union High School
Presently managed by Jinan University of China
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i love this skol...

Sa Ozamiz ky 3 hrs pa lang per week ang brownout with brownouts rotating daily among its 51 barangays. I just hope the energy crisis in Mindanao will not worsen in the weeks to come... mobalik ra ba ang El Niño weather phenomenon karon. :ohno: :ohno: :ohno:

Need to put up new power plants to increase supply...
Short na ang Mindanao by 2012 if walang bagong mga power plants na itatayo! ngayon pa nga lang damang - dama na natin! :ohno:

The Search is on for ...
Miss Medina 2009
Sept. 24, 2009 at
the fully air-conditioned Medina Gymnatorium
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St. Peter Chapel, Oroquieta City

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Daan ni nga picture sa medina gym? kay kadto nakauli ko kay bag.o man gi pintalan ug usab ang gym.:):):)

The Search is on for ...
Miss Medina 2009
Sept. 24, 2009 at
the fully air-conditioned Medina Gymnatorium
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Daan ni nga picture sa medina gym? kay kadto nakauli ko kay bag.o man gi pintalan ug usab ang gym.:):):)

yup... old photo ni... bahaw na hehehe :bash: :nocrook: :ohno:

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U/C 3rd floor w/ major renovation of a commercial bldg along DABA
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5 Aboitiz vessels allowed to sail

By Kristine L. Alave
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 13:01:00 09/18/2009

MANILA, Philippines – The Maritime Industry Authority has allowed five Aboitiz vessels to sail, after they were grounded almost two weeks ago in the wake of the SuperFerry 9 sinking.

Marina administrator Ma. Elena Bautista said the five Aboitiz ships that were permitted to resume operations "anytime" were: SuperFerry 12, SuperFerry 2, SuperFerry 19, Cebu Ferry 1 and Cebu Ferry 2.

Bautista said Marina lifted the suspension order on the five ships after their inspectors saw that Aboitiz has "rectified the safety requirements."

Marina grounded 10 Aboitiz vessels on September 7, a day after SuperFerry 9 capsized off the coast of the Zamboanga Peninsula, killing at least 10 people.

Resume na sila sa Ozamiz-Manila route???:):)

5 Aboitiz vessels allowed to sail

By Kristine L. Alave
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 13:01:00 09/18/2009

MANILA, Philippines – The Maritime Industry Authority has allowed five Aboitiz vessels to sail, after they were grounded almost two weeks ago in the wake of the SuperFerry 9 sinking.

Marina administrator Ma. Elena Bautista said the five Aboitiz ships that were permitted to resume operations "anytime" were: SuperFerry 12, SuperFerry 2, SuperFerry 19, Cebu Ferry 1 and Cebu Ferry 2.

Bautista said Marina lifted the suspension order on the five ships after their inspectors saw that Aboitiz has "rectified the safety requirements."

Marina grounded 10 Aboitiz vessels on September 7, a day after SuperFerry 9 capsized off the coast of the Zamboanga Peninsula, killing at least 10 people.

Resume na sila sa Ozamiz-Manila route???:):)

Superferry 2 will start Ozamiz-Manila voyage on Sept. 30 while O/L of Rule by Cebu Ferry might start Ozamiz-Cebu route on Oct. 1, 2009 pending inspection by MARINA. :okay: :gossip: :righton:

Vast rice fields along Clarin-Tudela highway in Misamis Occidental
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Dolphin Island of MOAP
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I'll try to get better pics next time hehehe :ohno: :lol: :nuts:
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More coconut tress are being cut now ... :ohno: :ohno: :ohno:
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Ozamiz Coastal Road

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The Ozamiz coastal road project is now a few meters away from seashore of Brgy Malaubang.
Photo taken on 09.18.09

taas2x naman jud diay ba ang coastal road... for sure nindot ni ig ka human kay dili na kaayo congested sa downtown dayun....

unsa kaha gyud nga project dnha sa mga coconut nga gi pang putol nuh? asa kaha dapita ang sm ibutang? sa likod sa airport or sa unahan pa gyud didto sa runway?

hapit na fiesta sa oroquieta. Oct 16. Weeeeee

Lapad jud ang coastal road ba... basin 4 lanes ni. Gamay na lang jud kulang :cheers1: :soon: :applause:
taas2x naman jud diay ba ang coastal road... for sure nindot ni ig ka human kay dili na kaayo congested sa downtown dayun....

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unsa kaha gyud nga project dnha sa mga coconut nga gi pang putol nuh? asa kaha dapita ang sm ibutang? sa likod sa airport or sa unahan pa gyud didto sa runway?
No doubt about it, Either Robinson or SM jud ni. Dool ni sa St. Mary Seminary ug Bodega sa Fortune Tobacco, sa left side before ka maabot sa airport kung gikan ka Gango hiway :) :banana: :lol: .
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Gipamutol daan sa tag-iya sa lote ang mga lubi para maka-kwarta pud siya before bayaran siya sa SM or Robinson ky tag P800 man kuno per coco tree ang buying price ani. Nindot jud ni nga location ky hawan kau ug dool sa hiway ug airport. Sa Gango naman ang expansion sa siudad ky huot na sa centro sa city :lol: :righton: :drunk: