Naga and Iriga Cities, and Camarines Sur Province - Compiled Threads [Archive] - Page 179

kevinb

September 17th, 2010, 03:25 PM

2 Lakas governors ask Aquino to retain Robredo (http://www.gmanews.tv/story/201222/2-lakas-governors-ask-aquino-to-retain-robredo)

09/16/2010 | 08:59 PM

Two governors from Mindanao who belong to the political party of former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has asked President Benigno Aquino to retain Secretary Jesse Robredo as head of the Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG).

Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) acting Gov. Ansaruddin Alonto Adiong and his brother, Lanao del Sur Gov. Mamintal Adiong Jr., said Robredo still has the confidence of local government officials in the southern Philippine region.

“Given his sterling achievements, we believe he can successfully reform the concerned institution," said Ansaruddin of Robredo, a former Naga City mayor and recipient of the prestigious Ramon Magsaysay award.

Robredo has been appointed to head the DILG only in an acting capacity as Aquino earlier admitted having "differences in style" with him.

Ansaruddin, who concurrently sits as the DILG-ARMM regional secretary, also said Robredo should not be judged solely for what happened during the August 23 hostage incident in Manila that left eight Hong Kong tourists dead. “We also believe that the integrity, competence and trust on Sec. Robredo must never be put into doubt on that incident alone."

Mamintal urged President Aquino not to discount Robredo’s contributions to the Muslim communities in the Philippines.

“Since [he] assumed office, he has initiated plans and programs to reach out to Muslim communities. Given his style of leadership, we believe he can bring much needed reforms in the DILG," he said.

The five provinces under the ARMM are Basilan, Lanao del Sur, Maguindanao, Sulu, and Tawi-Tawi.

The Lanao del Sur governor stressed that “justice" should be given to Robredo amid persistent calls for his resignation due to the government’s failure to properly handle the hostage tragedy.

The DILG oversees the functions of the Philippine National Police (PNP).

“To our mind, this is unfair and unjust for a man whose integrity, competence and dedication have brought him to what he is now," Mamintal added.

The two Mindanao governors were not the first public officials to throw support to the embattled DILG secretary. Among Robredo’s supporters are former Isabela Gov. Grace Padaca and former Pampanga Gov. Ed Panlilio. [See: Groups push for Robredo's retention in Cabinet] - Mark Dalan Merueñas/KBK, GMANews.TV

kevinb

September 17th, 2010, 03:31 PM

Sen. Santiago defends Robredo, scores Puno and PNP (http://www.gmanews.tv/story/200842/sen-santiago-defends-robredo-scores-puno-and-pnp)
SOPHIA DEDACE, GMANews.TV
09/12/2010 | 03:04 PM

Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago on Sunday emerged as an unlikely ally of beleaguered Secretary Jesse Robredo, saying it would be a waste of talent if the chief of Interior and Local Government does not get a second chance.

At same time, the senator questioned the appointment of his deputy, Undersecretary Rico Puno, whose business deals with the police and military establishments, she said, constitutes a conflict of interest.

In an interview on radio dzBB, Santiago criticized Puno who was given administrative supervision over the police.

As the controversy rages over the bungled police rescue of Hong Kong tourists held hostage by a dismissed police captain on Aug. 23, and who among the civilian and police officials should take the blame for the way the 11-hour incident ended in a bloody carnage, Santiago defended Robredo – the interior and local government chief who did not have authority over the police.

The former Naga City mayor drew criticisms for supposedly mishandling the hostage crisis at the Quirino Grandstand, where eight tourists from Hong Kong were killed. Robredo later admitted he was kept "out of the loop" at the height of the crisis because President Benigno Aquino III assigned him to manage local governments and Puno to supervise the Philippine National Police.

"Robredo is a Ramon Magsaysay awardee. It will be such a waste if he will be removed from his post because he has just barely started. But if I were in his situation, I would have gone (to Quirino Grandstand) anyway. But I think we should give him a second chance," said Santiago in Pilipino.

He was seen as the highest government official who went to the scene of carnage after the dead and surviving hostages were already taken out of the Hong Thai Travel bus where dismissed Senior Inspector Rolando Mendoza held, who was brandishing police-issued M-16 assault rifle, held hostage 21 tourists from Hong Kong and the staff of the travel agency.

In the case of Puno, whose company was involved with the PNP and the Armed Forces of the Philippines, Santiago also raised the problem of conflict of interest. "Puno should not be at the DILG because of conflict of interest," she said.

A profile of Puno issued by Malacañang showed that he headed the Far East Ballistics Corp. from 1992 to 1995, and was responsible for "policies for the improvement and development in the production of ammunition.

The profile added that Puno was instrumental in "creating new markets for the products of" Far East Ballistics "as he opened its doors" to both the PNP and AFP.

Santiago, who is on leave due to hypothyroidism, said she will make it a point to attend the hearings when members of the Congress sit as the Commission on Appointments (CA).

She told dzBB, she is keen on invoking Section 20 of the CA rules so that incompetent Cabinet officials will not get confirmed to the post.

Section 20 of the Rules of the CA empowers any member of the commission to suspend the appointment of any government official that needs its confirmation.

Santiago then said that if anyone has to be removed from his post in connection with the Aug. 23 tragedy, it has to be PNP head Director General Jesus Verzosa based on the doctrine of command responsibility. However, Verzosa, who will reach the mandatory retirement age of 56 by December, has opted for an early retirement this month. —VS, GMANews.TV

Naga City Deck

September 17th, 2010, 04:09 PM

sir hakz update pa po sa winners kasubago :D

Englehart

September 17th, 2010, 04:22 PM

Good pm po sa lahat mga 10:30pm po baka may dumating na train galing manila sa Naga Station po salamat po:)

gurugeri

September 17th, 2010, 05:24 PM

Nakakainggit. Sa Legazpi hindi ganyan ka-bongga ang military parade.

kiasog

September 17th, 2010, 05:27 PM

Good pm po sa lahat mga 10:30pm po baka may dumating na train galing manila sa Naga Station po salamat po:)

I hope somebody is there to meet you guys...I can just imagine how that long train ride can drain somebody's energy! Enjoy your stay in CamSur!

kiasog

September 17th, 2010, 05:29 PM

Nakakainggit. Sa Legazpi hindi ganyan ka-bongga ang military parade.

You have to realize that this is suppose to represent the cream of the crop of Bicol...good evening!

sonofignatius

September 17th, 2010, 05:55 PM

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oragon.com

September 17th, 2010, 06:00 PM

finally andito na cla...hehehe....Fil, me and DuC4rx welcome our visitors.

marhay na bangui!

they arrived near 11:30

fil07

September 17th, 2010, 06:25 PM

pwedeng hagadun ko man giraray si pass kahit dai ako naka attend? kung may extra pa hehehe souvenir lng :D

pao, c ID ko ha! dawa ID na sana hehe

Englehart

September 17th, 2010, 06:33 PM

finally andito na cla...hehehe....Fil, me and DuC4rx welcome our visitors.

marhay na bangui!

they arrived near 11:30

ano kaya hitsura nila nung nakita kayo:nuts::nuts:

Naga City Deck

September 17th, 2010, 06:36 PM

:applause: for kuya pao, fil and sir du4crx!

Welcome to the reese team! :banana:

fil07

September 17th, 2010, 06:38 PM

Welcome to Maogmang Naga and CamSur!~!

Naga City Deck

September 17th, 2010, 11:12 PM

passed by Magsaysay before 3am, we were set to go to the Cathedral for the dawn procession...to my surprise most of d stores in magsaysay were still kickin it. Even Shakey's was still open.

garzland

September 18th, 2010, 12:13 AM

Nakakainggit. Sa Legazpi hindi ganyan ka-bongga ang military parade.
Aquinas University and Bicol University did not participate this time. Only the one from Libon participated.
You have to realize that this is suppose to represent the cream of the crop of Bicol...good evening!
Yes, indeed it was. The winners in the eliminations in their respective districts were the ones participated in the Bicol Regional Military Parade. This is better since it shortens the parade.

But one thing I miss is the participation of big schools: Ateneo, USI, UNEP, LCC, NCF, BU, Aquinas. The competition without them is somewhat boring. I remember the cheering of Ateneans and UNCeans when their schools are being called as the winners.

finally andito na cla...hehehe....Fil, me and DuC4rx welcome our visitors.

marhay na bangui!

they arrived near 11:30

Nice, pres! You're up just to welcome them....:okay:
Welcome to our visitors here in Naga!

oragon.com

September 18th, 2010, 02:20 AM

our visitor from Iloilo just arrived via Cebu Pacific 6:20 AM flight. Had breakfast @ Tripsilog just across CBD Terminal. We'll meet with the Manila forumers then 3PM watch Fluvial.

kitakits mamaya guys!

marhay na aga!

oragon.com

September 18th, 2010, 02:21 AM

SSC forumers who will watch the Fluvial together with our SSC guests kindly text or PM na lang guys.
Fluvial site viewing location: Penafrancia Avenue @ the back of Sir Bob's house.

thanks!

garzland

September 18th, 2010, 02:50 AM

^^How many are they, pres?

kiretoce

September 18th, 2010, 03:08 AM

Uhmm....did this event pass already? :dunno:

Naga City Deck

September 18th, 2010, 03:24 AM

oh my, i hope i can come and watch the fluvial, our house is already full of people as early as 7am excluding the existing people who were already here since wednesday. Happy Fiesta everyone!!! Pls txt us kuya pao if there are any plans tonight

kiasog

September 18th, 2010, 03:41 AM

Aquinas University and Bicol University did not participate this time. Only the one from Libon participated.

Yes, indeed it was. The winners in the eliminations in their respective districts were the ones participated in the Bicol Regional Military Parade. This is better since it shortens the parade.

But one thing I miss is the participation of big schools: Ateneo, USI, UNEP, LCC, NCF, BU, Aquinas. The competition without them is somewhat boring. I remember the cheering of Ateneans and UNCeans when their schools are being called as the winners.

Nice, pres! You're up just to welcome them....:okay:
Welcome to our visitors here in Naga!

Not to diminish the achievement of the winning contingents, your observation about the absence of the powerhouses in this competition is very true, Indeed!

our visitor from Iloilo just arrived via Cebu Pacific 6:20 AM flight. Had breakfast @ Tripsilog just across CBD Terminal. We'll meet with the Manila forumers then 3PM watch Fluvial.

kitakits mamaya guys!

marhay na aga!

I am definitely missing out a lot due to my trip being axed...too busy to even cancel my Cebu Pacific flight 5J172 to Legazpi yesterday.

SSC forumers who will watch the Fluvial together with our SSC guests kindly text or PM na lang guys.
Fluvial site viewing location: Penafrancia Avenue @ the back of Sir Bob's house.

thanks!

oh my, i hope i can come and watch the fluvial, our house is already full of people as early as 7am excluding the existing people who were already here since wednesday. Happy Fiesta everyone!!! Pls txt us kuya pao if there are any plans last nyt

Miss out on a once in a lifetime chance to watch the fluvial procession...

Naga City Deck

September 18th, 2010, 04:16 AM

Miss out on a once in a lifetime chance to watch the fluvial procession...

i have low tolerance to massive number of people. i can walk for kms rather than stand for hours :ohno: and i can't leave our house, we have lots of relatives who will look for us by and by. :lol: fiesta fever is really in the atmosphere.

breakfast/merienda muna guys...
dinuguan, bihon, hot chocolate with gata (pure cocoa from our harvest), alternative of rice coffee and bibingka from Ilocos, ibos, binanban, fruits from Batangas and Alaminos. lots of blessings to share! :banana: pampered by our relatives we visited last summer of April

wohiwohi

September 18th, 2010, 04:19 AM

Uhmm....did this event pass already? :dunno:

Not yet.. Hindi na sya actually National Meet but a Special Meet here in Naga.

sonofignatius

September 18th, 2010, 04:26 AM

OVERALL CHAMPION (ROTC)
UNIVERSITY OF SAINT ANTHONY

OVERALL CHAMPION (CAT-I UNIT CATEGORY 2)
LAGONOY HIGH SCHOOL

OVERALL CHAMPION (CAT-I UNIT CATEGORY 1)
ZEFERINO ARROYO AGRO-INDUSTRIAL HIGH SCHOOL

congratulations to the winners! USANT is always a big name in the military parade. keep marching on!c:cheers::cheers::cheers:

passed by Magsaysay before 3am, we were set to go to the Cathedral for the dawn procession...to my surprise most of d stores in magsaysay were still kickin it. Even Shakey's was still open.

we were at the 3.30am dawn procession, too, jo. didnt see you hehehe. (dakulon tao!)

we were in Magsaysay at 1am and the whole stretch was still alive. brought my guests to Grissini and like my guests last year, they gave RAVE REVIEWS! we ordered 3 kinds of pizza and 5 kinds of pasta, and also ordered Mexican Wattaburger from Angelo's Watta.

All wiped out! pizza crust pa lang, panalo na raw. pasta is also prepared and served fresh as one orders. pizza margherita and the 4-cheese are winners!

the staff and the owner (who was present) were all very friendly and accommodating.

our visitor from Iloilo just arrived via Cebu Pacific 6:20 AM flight. Had breakfast @ Tripsilog just across CBD Terminal. We'll meet with the Manila forumers then 3PM watch Fluvial.

kitakits mamaya guys!
marhay na aga!

welcome to Maogmang Lugar, our SSC guests! hot and spicy greetings to all of you. CamSur All You Can. May your visit fill your hearts and souls!

SSC forumers who will watch the Fluvial together with our SSC guests kindly text or PM na lang guys.
Fluvial site viewing location: Penafrancia Avenue @ the back of Sir Bob's house.
thanks!

what is the landmark closest to bob's place? i will watch in the Francia area myself, across Naga City Hospital. perhaps i can drop by.

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 04:48 AM

HAPPY FIESTA METRO NAGA
:banana::banana::banana:WELCOME TO ALL VISITORS:banana::banana::banana:

aidz

September 18th, 2010, 06:22 AM

ang saya naman nito! we have visitors from other places in the Philippines... our little SSC familiy is growing! congrats guys! this is a start of something great! keep it up!

@manay jo
well, kung di ka makapunta sa kanila, sila na lang ang pupunta sayo! :D

@Sir Hakz
dami nyo bisita, bakit nasa Legazpi ka! Di yan kaya ni Dearest mo! :rofl:

@El Pres/Fil/DU4
you're up until 11:30! :applause:
haha! nice! para talaga sa mga bisita! nice one Pres!

@Kiasog/Garz/Gurugeri
yep... something's missing talaga sa military parade.. unlike yung mga 90's and when ROTC is still obligatory na kasama pa ang mga powerhouses... not to take away anything from the winning participants... pero alam mo yun... yung sinasabing "School Spirit" kasi... :)

hahay! kakamiss... lalo na yung mga dinadayo ko noon kapag fiesta... oh the food!

aidz

September 18th, 2010, 06:25 AM

Guys! pictures!!!

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 06:44 AM

Masiram na karakanan Saindo..

Happy Fiesta Bicolandia..:banana::banana:

Naga City Deck

September 18th, 2010, 06:55 AM

congratulations to the winners! USANT is always a big name in the military parade. keep marching on!c:cheers::cheers::cheers:

we were at the 3.30am dawn procession, too, jo. didnt see you hehehe. (dakulon tao!)

we were in Magsaysay at 1am and the whole stretch was still alive. brought my guests to Grissini and like my guests last year, they gave RAVE REVIEWS! we ordered 3 kinds of pizza and 5 kinds of pasta, and also ordered Mexican Wattaburger from Angelo's Watta.

All wiped out! pizza crust pa lang, panalo na raw. pasta is also prepared and served fresh as one orders. pizza margherita and the 4-cheese are winners!

the staff and the owner (who was present) were all very friendly and accommodating.

welcome to Maogmang Lugar, our SSC guests! hot and spicy greetings to all of you. CamSur All You Can. May your visit fill your hearts and souls!

what is the landmark closest to bob's place? i will watch in the Francia area myself, across Naga City Hospital. perhaps i can drop by.

grabe talga si tao kasubagong dawn procession. last year bako man arog kato kadakol. duman kami father sa may Audio Van kang USI medyo sa inot inotan yun eh.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY:
from South of Naga

According to our guests who hails from the South of Bicol, Boundary of Naga-Pili is already bumper to bumper. Stop and go na due to lots and lots of private cars and PUV's. People are striving to reach Panganiban, Dayangdang, Francia, Magsaysay and other barangays near the river bank area just to watch the Fluvial Procession.

Si Fil ma-voya daa ulit yung this afternoon.

Naga City Deck

September 18th, 2010, 06:59 AM

repost from CamSur Thread

http://img713.imageshack.us/img713/5026/picture010u.jpg (http://img713.imageshack.us/i/picture010u.jpg/)
goofing around Plaza Quezon

http://img830.imageshack.us/img830/9748/picture012x.jpg (http://img830.imageshack.us/i/picture012x.jpg/)
in deep thoughts with a PNR official

sonofignatius

September 18th, 2010, 07:10 AM

grabe talga si tao kasubagong dawn procession. last year bako man arog kato kadakol. duman kami father sa may Audio Van kang USI medyo sa inot inotan yun eh.

TRAFFIC ADVISORY:
from South of Naga

According to our guests who hails from the South of Bicol, Boundary of Naga-Pili is already bumper to bumper. Stop and go na due to lots and lots of private cars and PUV's. People are striving to reach Panganiban, Dayangdang, Francia, Magsaysay and other barangays near the river bank area just to watch the Fluvial Procession.

Si Fil ma-voya daa ulit yung this afternoon.

my last dawn procession was more than 15 years ago and indeed the large crowds and the long, long lines spell the difference. ang layo na ng imahen ni INA, ang haba pa ng prusisyon.

it was a moving scene to see people from all wealks of life - young and old, women and men, poor and rich. two simultaneous masses were held -- one inside the Cathedral, the other at the Cathedral patio. the day's masses will be done this way.

VIVA EL DIVINO ROSTRO! VIVA LA VIRGEN!
nakikifiesta ako digdi sa dayangdang. saying a prayer before each bite- everything on the table seems to be cardiac delight! :nuts::cheers:

aidz

September 18th, 2010, 07:28 AM

gayunun! kakamiss!

naku! bumper to bumper na from Pili!? biglang sumikip ang Naga! hehe!

sonofignatius

September 18th, 2010, 07:36 AM

myonee

September 18th, 2010, 08:18 AM

aidz

September 18th, 2010, 08:42 AM

CamSur Governor Hails Success of Ironman Tilt
Manila Bulletin - Friday, September 17
MANILA, Philippines - Camarines Sur Governor LRay Villafuerte hailed the recently-held Ironman 70.3 Philippines as the "hottest" triathlon event in the world after the race attracted 841 participants from 34 countries at the CamSur Watersports Complex in Pili, Camarines Sur. Pete Jacobs of Australia won the race with a time of 3 hours, 58 minutes and 41 seconds. Second was last year's champion and K-Swiss endorser Terenzo Bozzone of New Zealand who clocked 4:05:54. The race consisted of 1.2 miles of swimming, 58.6 miles of biking and 13.2 miles of running. In the distaff side, Magali Tisseyre finished with a time of 4:27:01 besting her competitors that included triathlon legend and Sydney Olympics silver medalist Michellie Jones of the United States who placed second with 4:29:23. Among the sponsors of the event was K-Swiss, a line of sports shoes distributed in the Philippines by Planet Sports, Inc. "K-Swiss and Planet Sports are very happy for the successful staging of this year's Ironman Philippines in CamSur," said Anton S. Gonzalez, president of Planet Sports Inc., who was one of the spectators of the event together with K-Swiss Regional Sales Manager Steve Locke. "The sport is getting its momentum and we expect it to grow exponentially here in the Philippines," he added. Aside from Terenzo Bozzone, K-Swiss supports a growing roster of triathletes, Olympians and Ironman champions including Paul Amey, Hillary Biscay, Leanda Cave, Gina Ferguson, Belinda Granger, Heather Gollnick, Chris Lieto, Luke McKenzie, Kim Loeffler and Matt Reed.
source (http://ph.news.yahoo.com/mb/20100917/tsp-camsur-governor-hails-success-of-iro-bf91d28.html)

aidz

September 18th, 2010, 08:50 AM

I'm getting updates on this site/thread on the festivities in Naga. Could not go there today as much as I would love to. Sayang.

Does anyone know of which TV channel will air live the fluvial procession? At least madalan mi man lang na dai nakaiba. :)

baka duman sa yehey tv.. arog kang Military parade... check mo po si previous pages ta may link duman, although dai ko sure kung igwa talaga...

chadburry

September 18th, 2010, 09:08 AM

Maray na hapon po. bago lang po ko digdi....
happy fiesta saindo jan sa NAga,,
sana yaon ako jan,....

aidz

September 18th, 2010, 09:13 AM

Maray na hapon po. bago lang po ko digdi....
happy fiesta saindo jan sa NAga,,
sana yaon ako jan,....

marhay na hapon man!

welcome po sa thread!

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 09:15 AM

Fluvial Procession 2010
Vila La Virgen.
Viva (http://www.yeheytv.com/action/viewvideo/46/Penafrancia_Festival_2010_LIVE_TV/)

myonee

September 18th, 2010, 09:16 AM

baka duman sa yehey tv.. arog kang Military parade... check mo po si previous pages ta may link duman, although dai ko sure kung igwa talaga...

Mayo ako mahanap sa Yeheytv para makadalan online. Kaipuhan mi po kaya sa TV kuta. Abs-Cbn or GMA7 perhaps? We can't get the signal of PBN5 man kaya. I need the info so we can also re-broadcast them.

Thanks though Aidz! :)

Maray na hapon po. bago lang po ko digdi....
happy fiesta saindo jan sa NAga,,
sana yaon ako jan,....

Welcome po sa thread! :)
And Happy Fiesta! :)

chadburry

September 18th, 2010, 09:19 AM

@aidz
salamat po..hope to be a part of this Thread=)
@myonee
Happy fiesta din po,, salamat=)

aidz

September 18th, 2010, 09:20 AM

Fluvial Procession 2010
Vila La Virgen.
Viva (http://www.yeheytv.com/action/viewvideo/46/Penafrancia_Festival_2010_LIVE_TV/)

Mayo ako mahanap sa Yeheytv para makadalan online. Kaipuhan mi po kaya sa TV kuta. Abs-Cbn or GMA7 perhaps? We can't get the signal of PBN5 man kaya. I need the info so we can also re-broadcast them.

Thanks though Aidz! :)

Welcome po sa thread! :)
And Happy Fiesta! :)
eto ata sa link ni Domeng.. sa TV stations... isay daw igwa.. usually baga si PBN 5 ang nagcocover kayan kung bako si local news kang mga cable... dati si Naga Catv igwa.. dai ko lang aram kung igwa pa...

aidz

September 18th, 2010, 09:21 AM

@aidz
salamat po..hope to be a part of this Thread=)
@myonee
Happy fiesta din po,, salamat=)

no prob po! :D

chadburry

September 18th, 2010, 09:24 AM

Fluvial Procession 2010
Vila La Virgen.
Viva (http://www.yeheytv.com/action/viewvideo/46/Penafrancia_Festival_2010_LIVE_TV/)

thanks po s link,,, makakadalan ako habang nsa work..heheheh

myonee

September 18th, 2010, 09:25 AM

eto ata sa link ni Domeng.. sa TV stations... isay daw igwa.. usually baga si PBN 5 ang nagcocover kayan kung bako si local news kang mga cable... dati si Naga Catv igwa.. dai ko lang aram kung igwa pa...

Dai naglo load ang link. :(
I'm waiting for the coverage of the local GMA7 and Abs-CBN on TV na lang. Sayang kang rebroadcast eh. :)

Pansin ko, kitang mga mayo sa naga ang naka tune in online. :D

Naga City Deck

September 18th, 2010, 09:57 AM

at a time like this it's wisest not to take your car. best to just wear your sneakers and light clothes and walk, walk, walk. much faster than taking a ride!

our jesuit guest from legaspi just arrived after almost 3.5 hrs of travel na nakatindog pa!

streets are filled with people. can be overwhelming. the 24-hr restaurants at the centro -- Jollibee, two Bigg's stores, 2 McDo's-- were all filled with people after the procession/ Mass this morning. we were at Bigg;s and many customers were growing irate. the staff were simply overwhelmed with orders that it was taking more than 30 mins to serve orders.

the consolation: at least they didnt run out of rock n roll iced tea, cajun chicken, cheeseburger and goto na hinahambog :) ko sa mga bisitang taga manila.

our relatives from Alaminos and Batangas will watch the Fluvial, we advised them to take the jeepney instead. but our relatives from Ilocos and Cavite drove their car, with my father and sister on board to guide them. :D

I saw that Chowking was open as early as 4am im just now sure if it was open 24 hours. buhay na buhay ang centro kasubagong maagahon.

talagang tigbibida ni Father ang Naga's/Bicol's Pride esp when it comes to food. :applause:

Dai naglo load ang link. :(
I'm waiting for the coverage of the local GMA7 and Abs-CBN on TV na lang. Sayang kang rebroadcast eh. :)

Pansin ko, kitang mga mayo sa naga ang naka tune in online. :D

the link of yeheytv.com is working po, i posted it this morning pa pero sa page ng Ciudad nin Naga Facebook after I txted my friend na i-up na yung live feed.

ABS-CBN and GMA 7 will not cover the procession. PBN TV 5 is all we got. AND yeheytv.com is voluntarily having it's live feed in the service for all the Bicolanos out there. kaya :applause: for the admin too.

@Chadburry WELCOME po sa CamSur Thread. Feel at home. kaso lalake ka ba? lalake nnman?! hehehe dai nalang baga kaya nadadagdagan ang girls digdi sato. maray nalang nag abot naman si ms. myonee..

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 10:08 AM

our relatives from Alaminos and Batangas will watch the Fluvial, we advised them to take the jeepney instead. but our relatives from Ilocos and Cavite drove their car, with my father and sister on board to guide them. :D

I saw that Chowking was open as early as 4am im just now sure if it was open 24 hours. buhay na buhay ang centro kasubagong maagahon.

talagang tigbibida ni Father ang Naga's/Bicol's Pride esp when it comes to food. :applause:

the link of yeheytv.com is working po, i posted it this morning pa pero sa page ng Ciudad nin Naga Facebook after I txted my friend na i-up na yung live feed.

ABS-CBN and GMA 7 will not cover the procession. PBN TV 5 is all we got. AND yeheytv.com is voluntarily having it's live feed in the service for all the Bicolanos out there. kaya :applause: for the admin too.

@Chadburry WELCOME po sa CamSur Thread. Feel at home. kaso lalake ka ba? lalake nnman?! hehehe dai nalang baga kaya nadadagdagan ang girls digdi sato. maray nalang nag abot naman si ms. myonee..

Dai naglo load ang link.
I'm waiting for the coverage of the local GMA7 and Abs-CBN on TV na lang. Sayang kang rebroadcast eh.

Pansin ko, kitang mga mayo sa naga ang naka tune in online

Nagwowork po yung link na naibigay ko..
Nanonood nga ako ngayon...
salamat sa Yeheytv.com

haha! Halos gabus po talagang forumer na nasa naga asahan mu madalan talaga sinda fluvial or kaya dakul pang bisita.:):)

myonee

September 18th, 2010, 10:19 AM

It's Working nga! :D :D

Nagsakat pati ko digdi sa kwarto ko to use the laptop instead of the desktop sa office when you said that it was working. :D

Thanks guys! :D Thanks! You're the best! :D

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 10:37 AM

It's Working nga! :D :D

Nagsakat pati ko digdi sa kwarto ko to use the laptop instead of the desktop sa office when you said that it was working. :D

Thanks guys! :D Thanks! You're the best! :D

hay hay hay!!!Working sya Peruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu................:ohno:

chadburry

September 18th, 2010, 10:41 AM

Fluvial Procession 2010
Vila La Virgen.
Viva (http://www.yeheytv.com/action/viewvideo/46/Penafrancia_Festival_2010_LIVE_TV/)

our relatives from Alaminos and Batangas will watch the Fluvial, we advised them to take the jeepney instead. but our relatives from Ilocos and Cavite drove their car, with my father and sister on board to guide them. :D

I saw that Chowking was open as early as 4am im just now sure if it was open 24 hours. buhay na buhay ang centro kasubagong maagahon.

talagang tigbibida ni Father ang Naga's/Bicol's Pride esp when it comes to food. :applause:

the link of yeheytv.com is working po, i posted it this morning pa pero sa page ng Ciudad nin Naga Facebook after I txted my friend na i-up na yung live feed.

ABS-CBN and GMA 7 will not cover the procession. PBN TV 5 is all we got. AND yeheytv.com is voluntarily having it's live feed in the service for all the Bicolanos out there. kaya :applause: for the admin too.

@Chadburry WELCOME po sa CamSur Thread. Feel at home. kaso lalake ka ba? lalake nnman?! hehehe dai nalang baga kaya nadadagdagan ang girls digdi sato. maray nalang nag abot naman si ms. myonee..

boy baga po,,, heheheheh happy fiesta maam.. hay ara ako saindo makakadalan kamo jan sa naga,, hay nakakamiss ang crowd s centro,,, Happy po saindo jan

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 10:44 AM

boy baga po,,, heheheheh happy fiesta maam.. hay ara ako saindo makakadalan kamo jan sa naga,, hay nakakamiss ang crowd s centro,,, Happy po saindo jan

Tanu hain ka po tabi? mayo ka sa naga?

chadburry

September 18th, 2010, 10:50 AM

aidz

September 18th, 2010, 11:08 AM

Tanu hain ka po tabi? mayo ka sa naga?

yaon po digdi s pasig,, peronaguli ako jan kan sunday till wed kaso kaipuhan magbalik for work. hay dai man lang naabutan si fluvial. mau lamanag mapadara handaan digdi? hehehe

organize daw kita ning SSC-Cam Sur (NCR Chapter) meets... :D

pag may work na ako... haha!
igwa nang initial plan kayan.. sana mas mapa-aga pa... iyo!
:D

pero... out of topic na kita... digdi ta dapat ini pag-ulayan sa thread na ini...
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=962310&page=465

about Naga and Cam Sur...
kung ang traffic papuntang naga ay hanggang Pili na... what-about yung south-bound... gano ka-traffic?

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 11:12 AM

http://watchpinoytv.blogspot.com/2008/12/abs-cbn-live_18.html

myonee

September 18th, 2010, 11:22 AM

Nag bobroadcast na ang local Abs Cbn! Salamat man! :D

Naghaharapot na ang mga subscribers mi eh. :D

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 11:29 AM

Nag bobroadcast na ang local Abs Cbn! Salamat man! :D

Naghaharapot na ang mga subscribers mi eh. :D

mas magayun ang Coverage kang Abs..:banana::banana:

Naga City Deck

September 18th, 2010, 11:29 AM

maray nlng nag air naman ang ABS-CBN

garzland

September 18th, 2010, 11:32 AM

^^Grabe ang tawo sa SM. Garo man lang opening day, sobra pa ngni. Halabaon ang pila sa entrance kan SM

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 11:33 AM

maray nlng nag air naman ang ABS-CBN

eu ngani! siguro rilipatan yan chanel kang pag live kang Abs Naga.

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 11:35 AM

^^Grabe ang tawo sa SM. Garo man lang opening day, sobra pa ngni. Halabaon ang pila sa entrance kan SM

hahaha! natural na yan sir..mapa rilipot man lang ang iba jan..:lol::lol:

garzland

September 18th, 2010, 11:42 AM

^^Makakan nantig :D

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 11:46 AM

^^Makakan nantig :D

hala! naka gurutom magdalan fluvial.. :lol:Jackpot na maray ang mga resto jan sa Sm.:banana:

garzland

September 18th, 2010, 11:51 AM

^^Kumusta man daw ang LCC? Dae na ako nakabisita duman.

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 12:00 PM

siguro matao man duman?! Inda lang..

rhyzrockerz

September 18th, 2010, 12:38 PM

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September 18th, 2010, 05:09 PM

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September 18th, 2010, 05:20 PM

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September 18th, 2010, 05:24 PM

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September 18th, 2010, 05:27 PM

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September 18th, 2010, 05:27 PM

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oragon.com

September 18th, 2010, 05:35 PM

soon to operate in Naga

Agri Bank
to occupy former Starmark Cafe

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Country:
Philippines

State/City:
Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija

Address:
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Contact Number:
+(044)4643957 or +(044)6345512

Short description of business:
Rural Bank and Money-Remittances

Short description of products/services:
Agri Bank offers Micro-finance loans and deposits, salary loans, agricultural loans, deposit services and remittances.

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September 18th, 2010, 06:07 PM

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sonofignatius

September 18th, 2010, 06:30 PM

(Update) Handog ng Bombo Radyo sa Peñafrancia Festival, pigpuonan na

Saturday, 18 September 2010 21:24
NAGA CITY – Pigkakarkulong nag-aabot sa sinco hasta diyes mil katawo an nag-abot ngani na magdalan kan Handog ng Bombo Radyo sa Peñafrancia Festival: Free Concert, Free T-shirt na pormal nang pigpuonan ngonyan na alas-otso kinse nin banggi sa may porsyon kan Plaza Quezon.

Maski medyo nahaluyan man an pagpuon kan konsiyerto an matiyaga pa man na naghalat an mga paradalan ngani mahiling sana an saindang pig-iidolong parakanta na kinababalihan kan bandang “The Youth” asin si Blakdyak.

Apwera sa national band na bisita ngonyan na banggi an mapaogma man an saro sa sikat na local band kan siyudad kan Naga na Frontera.

Magkakaigwa man nin mga parlor games bilang parte kan pagtataong kaogmahan sa mga paradalan kan konsiyerto.

www.bomboradyo.com

sonofignatius

September 18th, 2010, 06:49 PM

Peñafrancia image, nakaabot na sa Basilica; spectators, excited saindang pig-iidolo

Saturday, 18 September 2010 19:50
NAGA CITY – Milyong katawo an presenteng naghihiling ngonyan kan historikong fluvial procession na iyong highlight kan ika-300 taong debosyon kan mga Bicolano sa Patroness kan Bicolandia na si Nuestra Señora de Peñafrancia.

Pirang minuto na sana matapos an pag-abot kan imahe sa Basilica Minore an mapuon na an Pontifical Mass sa naunambitang simbahan sa pangengenot kan Apostolic Nuncio to the Philippines na iyo man na opisyal na representante kan Santo Papa na si Arsobispo Edward Joseph Adams.

Enot digdi, pokom mas o menos alas-kwatro bente kasubagong hapon kan iluws hale sa Metropolitan Cathedral an imahe ni Inang Peñafrancia asin bandang alas-5:15 man kan makaabot ini sa danlugan sa may porsyon kan Tabuco Bridge kan Bicol River.

Dae man maitago an kaogmahan sa kada deboto na naghihiling asin nakikisumaro sa fluvial procession.

Mientras tanto, preparado na an Bombo Radyo Naga para sa isasagibong Handog ng Bombo Radyo sa Peñafrancia Festival, Free Concert and Free T-Shirt ngonyan na alas-siyete nin banggi digdi sa Plaza Quezon.

Excited na man an mga naghahalat na paradalan na mahiling an saindang mga pig-iidolong “The Youth” asin si Blakdyak siring man an mga local bands digdi sa siyudad.

Apwera man sa ipapanaong libreng t-shirt kan Bombo Radyo an may mga give-aways pa na ipapanao an mga maray-rahay na sponsors kan naunambitang konsiyerto na dulot kan Bombo Radyo Naga.

oragon.com

September 19th, 2010, 02:10 AM

Breaking down the 36th season of PBA
By Patricia Bermudez-Hizon – September 18th, 2010

by Patricia Bermudez-Hizon
For Yahoo! Southeast Asia

The PBA, under now the management of Commissioner Chito Salud, is gearing up for the 36th season which takes off on October 3, 2010, Sunday at the Araneta Coliseum. There will be improved philosophies on officiating that will be implemented, and at the same time, they will adopt changes in the rules that will make the games faster.

The return of the Grand Slam is one of the exciting prospects of the new PBA season. After 2003, under then Commissioner Noli Eala the season had been trimmed down to two conferences, the All-Filipino and the Fiesta Conference, to give way for the National Team’s pursuit for international glory. With the Smart Gilas squad taking the cudgels of representing flag and country, it only made sense to return to the old tournament format.

The Philippine Cup will be the traditional all-Filipino tournament, and will be the longest, spanning from October to possibly 1st week of February. The 10 teams will be divided into 2 groups with each team playing their group mates once and the others twice for a total of 14 games played by the end of the eliminations. Bottom two teams will be eliminated while the playoffs will pit the 1st ranked vs. the 8th, 2nd ranked vs. the 7th, 3rd vs. 6th, and 4th vs. 5th. The four survivors will compete in a best of 7 semis and the champion will be determined via a best of 7 war as well.

After a two week break, the Commissioner’s Cup will be played around the 20th of February till May 15. Each team can parade an import no taller than 6’4”. The short tournament will comprise of a single round elimination, after which the bottom 4 teams will be eliminated. The top 2 teams will go straight to the semis but will only be waiting for a week, unlike the 3 week breaks automatic semi-finalists are sometimes cursed with. The quarterfinals will be a best of 3 affair, pitting the 3rd ranked against the 6th, and the 4th with the 5th ranked. The rest of the way will be a best of 7 in each stage.

There will be enough time to rest before the All Star Games around the week of May 20th. The PBA is thinking up newer ways to keep the fan interaction even better.
Finally there’s the Governor’s Cup. There’s a handicapping system based on the season team standings after the eliminations of the 2nd conference. The bottom two teams’ imports will have a height limit of 6’6”, then 5th to 8th ranked will have a height limit of 6’4”, while the top 4 teams can only get imports no taller than 6’2”.

A single round elimination will be played, where the bottom 4 are dropped and the top 6 will compete in a single round semi-finals format. The season will possibly end by August 19.

“Only the Best Play Here” summarizes the upcoming season and fans cannot wait for the opening day which will not only have the parade of all players and their lovely muses, but will also pit the Baranggay Ginebra Gin Kings against the Meralco Bolts.

Here’s the PARTIAL PBA GAME SCHEDULE;

Sunday, October 3 ARANETA COLISEUM
4:15 p.m. OPENING CEREMONIES
6:00 p.m. Brangay Ginebra Kings vs. Meralco Bolts

Wednesday, October 6 ARANETA COLISEUM
5:00 p.m. Rain or Shine Elastopainters vs. Powerade Tigers
7:30 p.m. Talk N’ Text Tropang Texters vs. B-Meg Derby Ace Llamados

Friday, October 8 ARANETA COLISEUM
5:00 p.m. Alaska Aces vs. Barako Energy Coffee Masters
7:30 p.m. San Miguel Beermen vs. Air 21 Express

Saturday, October 9 BATANGAS CITYCOLISEUM
4:00 p.m. Powerade Tigers vs. Barangay Ginebra Kings

Sunday, October 10 CUNETA ASTRODOME
4:00 p.m. Barako Energy Coffee Masters vs. Meralco Bolts
6:30 p.m. Talk N’ Text Tropang Texters vs. San Miguel Beermen

Wednesday, October 13 CUNETA ASTRODOME
5:00 p.m. Air 21 Express vs. Rain or Shine Elastopainters
7:30 p.m. Alaska Aces vs. B-Meg Derby Ace Llamados

Friday, October 15 CUNETA ASTRODOME
5:00 p.m. Rain or Shine Elastopainters vs. Alaska Aces
7:30 p.m. Meralco Bolts vs. Talk N’ Text Tropang Texters

Saturday, October 16 NAGA CITY
4:00 p.m. B-Meg Derby Ace Llamados vs. Air 21 Express

Sunday, October 17 ARANETA COLISEUM
4:00 p.m. Barako Energy Coffee Masters vs. Powerade Tigers
6:30 p.m. San Miguel Beermen vs. Barangay Ginebra Kings

http://yahoo.com.ph

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what makes this game more exciting is the plan to stage the fierce hardcourt rivalry of the Ateneo Golden Knights and the University of Nueva of Caceres Greyhounds as the pre-game offering game.

A sea of red and blue cheering for their schools with pride and honor.

Go Greyhounds!

Go Ateneo!

sonofignatius

September 19th, 2010, 02:13 AM

Epic event sa Peñafrancia festival'

Last Updated on Saturday, 18 September 2010 20:24
Saturday, 18 September 2010 19:05

Peñafrancia festivalNAGA CITY – Milyong katao ang sumaksi sa makasaysayang fluvial procession na siyang highlight ng ika-300 taong debosyon ng mga Bicolano sa patroness ng Bicolandia na si Nuestra Señora de Peñafrancia.

Matapos na dumating ang imahe sa Basilica Minore ay ang selebrasyon naman ng pontifical mass sa pangunguna ng Apostolic Nuncio to the Philippines na siyang kinatawan ng Santo Papa na si Arsobispo Edward Joseph Adams.

Una rito, dakong alas- 4:20 kaninang hapon nang ilabas mula sa Metropolitan Cathedral ang imahe ni Inang Peñafrancia at dakong alas-5:15 naman nang makarating ito sa danlugan sa bahagi ng Tabuco Bridge ng Bicol River.

Tulad ng nakagawian hindi mailarawan ang kasiyahan at pagpapakita ng labis na debosyon ng mga deboto na nakiisa sa fluvial procession.

Sa report ng Bombo Radyo Naga, naging masikip ang mga kalsada sa lungsod bunsod na rin ng pagbuhos ng mga tao na sumaksi na ang iba ay nanggaling pa sa malalayong lugar at sa ibang bansa.

Nabanggit na rin ni Msgr. Romulo Vergara, ang rector ng Basilica Minore de Nuestra Senora de Peñafrancia na nagbunga ang kanilang preparasyon sa matagal na paghahanda sa araw na ito.

Ipinagmalaki pa ni Vergara ang matagumpay na paglulunsad ng novena masses sa unang bahagi ng buwan, lalo ang traslacion hanggang sa procession mula sa Peñafrancia Shrine patungong Metropolitan Cathedral.

Ang tema ngayong taon ay nasentro sa "Growing in Holiness with Ina."

Nito lamang Setyembre 10, idineklara ng Pangulong Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III ang lungsod ng Naga at lalawigan ng Camarines Sur bilang pilgrimage capital ng rehiyong Bicol sa bisa ng ipinalabas na Executive Order No. 33.

Nakapaloob sa executive order na ang kapistahan ni Nuestra Señora de Peñafrancia ay ang tanging regional feast.

Sa loob aniya ng tatlong siglo ay naging epic historical event na at naging bahagi ng ating kultura.

Ang deklarasyon ay isang malaking karangalan naman para sa mga Bicolano kung saan ito ay magiging bahagi ng makasaysayang pagbibigay-pugay para sa "Ina ng Kabikolan."

Maliban sa pagiging pilgrimage capital ng Bicolandia, kinikilala rin ito bilang top tourist destination ng bansa.

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sonofignatius

September 19th, 2010, 02:23 AM

CEBU PACIFIC ALL DOMESTIC SEAT SALE P99
Sale Period: Until Sept 20 or until seats last

Travel Period: Dec 24, 25,2010 & Dec 31,2010 and Jan 1,2011

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hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 03:26 AM

sir hakz update pa po sa winners kasubago :D

My dearest eto na po :D

Nasa Legazpi kaya ako kan banggi at kasuhapon kaya dae ko nai-post tulos...:okay:

BEST MARCHING CAT-I UNIT (CATEGORY I)

BOYS

1st - Zeferino Arroyo Agro-Industrial HS (97.90)
2nd - Camarines Norte State College Laboratry HS (96.15)
3rd - Dahat Provincial HS, Libmanan, CamSur (94.80)
4th - Panagan High School, Lagonoy (94.36)
5th - Bicol central Academy, Libmanan (94.28)
6th - Sto. Tomas National HS, Camaligan (93.33)
7th - Central Bicol State University of Agriculture, Pili (93.14)
8th - Rinconada National Technical Vocational School (92.68)
9th - Pioneer HS, Presentacion (84.030)
10th - Salogon National HS, San Jose (92.16)

BEST MARCHING CAT-I UNIT (CATEGORY I)

GIRLS

1st - Zeferino Arroyo Agro-Industrial HS (95.88)
2nd - San Vicente High School, Buhi (93.84)
3rd - Bicol Central Academy, Libmanan (93.78)
4th - Sta. Cruz High School, Canaman (93.13)
5th - Goa National HS (92.80)
6th - Gov. Mariano E. Villafuerte Memorial HS (92.41)
7th - Sabang National HS, Calabanga (92.14)
8th - Sto. Tomas National HS, Camaligan (92.05)
9th - Presentacion NHS (92.04)
10th - Agdangan HS, Baao (91.87)

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 03:35 AM

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hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 03:41 AM

MOST DISCIPLINED CAT UNIT - CATEGORY I

1st - Sta. Clara College (11.0)
2nd - Camarines Norte State College Laboratory HS (11.5)
3rd - Rinconada National Technical Vocational School (11.9)
4th - Pioneer HS (12.0)
5th - Malawag HS, Nabua (13.0)
6th - Bicol Central Academy (13.2)
7th - Pili Capital College (13.5)
8th - Tinago High School (13.8)
9th - Baao National HS (14.9)
10th - Sto. Tomas National HS (15.0)

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 03:46 AM

NDF, pigrerespetar man an pagdebosyon ki Inang Penafrancia
LEGAZPI CITY - Nagpapahiling man nin pagrespeto an CPP/NPA sa Bicol sa tradicional asin relihosong actividad kan Bicolanos ki Nuestra Señora de Peñafrancia.

Enot digdi pig- asigurar kan grupo na mayo sindang plano na maglansar nin pang-aatake sa tropa kan militar magin PNP asin CAFGU sa Ciudad nin Naga ngonian na panahon nin Peñafrancia fiesta.

Sa sarong pahayag sinabi ni Ka Greg Bañares parataram kan NDF Bicol na OA man an PNP sa pagbubugtak nin tambak na tropa sa Naga asin guwardiado pa an mga vital installation sa paghadit na posibleng pagsabotaje kan mga kalaban kan gobierno.

Mayo soboot na basehan an pagduda na mahasok nin kariribokan an NPA.

Dai na kaipuhan na magdeclarar nin untok putok, dai man talaga sinda naglalansar nin ofensiva sa PNP asin army sa Naga alagad activo sana sa pagdefensa sa ano man na pan-aataki kan militar asin PNP.http://bomboradyo.com/index.php/news/regional-news/bicolano-news/19388-ndf-pigrerespetar-man-an-pagdebosyon-ki-inang-penafrancia

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 03:54 AM

BEST MARCHING CAT UNIT - (CATEGORY II)

BOYS

1st - San Jose National HS (96.44)
2nd - San Juan National HS, Libmanan (95.40)
3rd - Partido State University (95.34)
4th - University of Saint Anthony (94.12)
5th - Pamplona HS (93.46)
6th - Quipayo HS, Calabanga (93.45)
7th - Naga City Science High School (93.43)
8th - Nabua National HS (93.25)
9th - Buhi St. Joseph's Academy (93.08)
10th - San Ramon National HS, Lagonoy (92.35)

GIRLS

1st - Buhi St. Joseph's Academy (94.09)
2nd - San Ramon National HS (94.08)
3rd - Cararayan National HS, Naga City (93.24)
4th - Naga City Science High School (93.20)
5th - San Juan National HS (93.19)
6th - San Jose National HS (92.10)
7th - Partido State University (91.35)
8th - Quipayo HS, Calabanga (90.05)
9th - Calabanga National HS (89.36)
10th - Colegio del Santisimo Rosario, Libmanan (89.31)

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 03:57 AM

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hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 03:59 AM

Just got home from Naga after a 6-hour land trip with my friend/brother. Tried contacting the team to say my farewell to the guys kaso hindi ko sila makontak.

First, I would like to express my utmost thanks and appreciation to the Philippine National Railways headed by new GM Jun Ragnario for accommodating the team and providing meals on board the trip.

To the PNR rank-and-file personnel, for the rail stories on board the Power Car at sa CAR-02 habang pa Naga tayo.

Second, to the members of the RIHSPI team: Master A, Airnel, Ayhan, Kenji, Metal_Slug, at sa photographer friend ni Airnel (apologies hindi ko matandaan name mo ), salamat sa lahat ng kulitan, kwentuhan at chikahan while onboard the trip...

Request naman ng shunting video tom sa Naga shed. Hindi kona mavivideo kasi. Ngats kayo sa byahe pabalik.

To Master A, sa wakas natupad na din ang dream nyo to ride a train once again to Calauag. Sayang nga at hindi na tayo nagstopover. Baka tuluyan na kayo naging emo.

Third, to Mr. and Mrs. Happosai for "adopting" me while waiting for the Bicol Trip.

Fourth, to Engineer du4crx, Sir Vic, and the SSC Naga team, it was a pleasure to have finally met you guys (except sa SSC pips ), and for accommodating and assisting the team while in Naga.

I want more pics of the meet :cheers:

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:06 AM

BEST MATCHING CAT UNIT (CATEGORY 1-A)

BOYS

1st - Colegio del Santisimo Rosario (93.50)
2nd - Calabanga National HS (93.33)
3rd - Quipayo HS (92.35)
4th - University of Saint Anthony (92.17)
5th - San Rafael National HS, Tigaon (91.37)

GIRLS

1st - University of Saint Anthony (93.38)
2nd - Calabanga National HS (93.34)
3rd - Colegio del Santisimo Rosario (91.30)
4th - Cararayan National HS (91.23)
5th - Partido State University (90.40)

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:09 AM

Will Fil-Am teen be Disney’s ‘Next Big Thing’?
LOS ANGELES – A Filipino-American teenager, who released her first album when she was only 11, is appealing to Filipinos all over the world to vote for her as Radio Disney’s “N.B.T.” (“Next Big Thing”). Amber Lily, now 13, is one of five young artists in the online competition.

Amber, whose mother, Maria Elena “Malyn” Baduria, is from Tigaon, Camarines Sur, is currently featured on Disney Channel and Radio Disney (online at RadioDisney.com) until Sept. 28. Two of Amber’s songs (“Next to You” and “2 2 2L8”) are being spotlighted. Vote for Amber at RadioDisney.com or text “NBT” to DISNEY (347639). The winner gets a chance to have his or her single released by Disney Music Group or open for the Disney band, Allstar Weekend, in a show.

In her appeal to Pinoys, the singer-songwriter who has fond memories of her late lolo teaching her “Bahay Kubo,” wrote via e-mail, “Please vote for me to become Radio Disney’s ‘Next Big Thing.’ I’m humbled to carry on the tradition of talented artists from the Philippines. Help me prove to Disney that Filipinos have what it takes to be the ‘Next Big Thing’! Maraming salamat po!”

Her mother’s hometown

Amber was born in LA, but grew up in the San Francisco Bay area. She visited her mother’s hometown in Bicol for the first time last May and had fun meeting her cousins, exploring Tagaytay and Nato Beach, shopping in Manila and riding a padyak. The pop and R&B singer, who’s also passionate about dancing and acting, was named after her grandmother, Lilia.

Amber’s father, Eric, is an American of Norwegian ancestry who met Maria when she moved to the US in 1986. Amber’s lolo, Salvador Baduria Sr., came to the US in 1997 and helped raise her. He inspired her to have a deep appreciation for her Filipino heritage before he passed away early this year.

From the time she impressed the audience during a school program at age 5, Amber has pursued her love for singing and performing. She was only 10 years old when she began working on her self-titled album. She uses the lyrics of her songs to convey positive and empowering messages for kids and tweens, and finds inspiration in Charice Pempengco, Jordin Sparks and Taylor Swift.

Read the rest of the entry here (http://showbizandstyle.inquirer.net/entertainment/entertainment/view/20100917-292842/Will-Fil-Am-teen-be-Disneys-Next-Big-Thing)http://showbizandstyle.inquirer.net/entertainment/entertainment/view/20100917-292842/Will-Fil-Am-teen-be-Disneys-Next-Big-Thing

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:14 AM

MOST DISCIPLINED CAT UNIT - CATEGORY II

1st - University of Saint Anthony (10.0)
2nd - Naga City Science HS (10.6)
3rd - University of Nueva Caceres (11.0)
4th - Colegio del Santisimo Rosario (13.0)
5th - Camarines Sur National HS (13.4)
6th - Ocampo National HS (13.8)
7th - Lagonoy HS (14.0)
8th - Partido State University (14.2)
9th - Buhi St. Joseph's Academy (14.3)
10th - Nabua National HS (14.9)

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:17 AM

University of Saint Anthony

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hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:18 AM

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:19 AM

DENR Opens the 2011 National Search for Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Schools
Interested schools that would like to participate in the 2011 National Search for Sustainable and Eco-friendly Schools may start submitting their school’s documentation of its eco-friendly program, according to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR).

According to DENR Secretary Ramon J.P. Paje, the eco-friendly schools program launched last 2009 generated positive responses from the schools and this paved the way for the next wave of the competition in 2011.

“We intended to have the awarding of the search next year instead of this year to allow schools more time to prepare and to enhance their existing eco-friendly programs. We are hoping to encourage more schools to participate and take part in heightening environmental awareness among our youth,” Paje said.

The nationwide contest dubbed, “2011 National Search for Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Schools,” is a direct response to Republic Act No. 9512 also known as the Environmental Awareness and Education Act of 2008. It is also the Philippine initiative in support to the ASEAN Environmental Education Action Plan (2008-2012).

The contest was also organized to highlight achievement of schools that are committed in implementing various environmental programs. Open to all elementary, high school and tertiary school levels, both public and private, the activity aims to encourage schools and academic institutions to become more actively involved in environmental issues at a practical and local level. It also aims to develop skills and understanding among students, faculty and school administrators to initiate active responses and increase community awareness and involvement on environmental concerns.

Last year, a total of nine schools were declared as national champs for the 2009 National Search for Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Schools. These are the following: (Elementary Category) First prize - Peñablanca East Central School, Aggugaddan-Malibabag, Peñablanca, Cagayan; Second prize - North Central Elementary School, Bonuan Gueset, Dagupan City, Pangasinan; and Third prize - Badas Elementary School, Badas, Placer, Surigao del Norte.

For the high school category, the winners are: First place - La Castellana National High School, La Castellana, Negros Occidental; Second place - Camarines Sur National High School, Naga City, Camarines Sur; and Third place- Daniel R. Aguinaldo National High School, Matina, Davao City.

For the college category, the winners are: First place – Palawan State University, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan; Second place – Visayas State University, Baybay, Leyte; and Third place – Catanduanes State Colleges , Virac, Catanduanes.

The national search is a joint activity of the DENR through the Environmental Management Bureau (EMB), the Department of Education (DepEd), Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and Smart Communications.

Smart Communications joins the activity as part of its own environment advocacy for schools. “We are happy to partner again with the DENR and other agencies for this nationwide search. This activity will encourage schools to promote environmental consciousness among the youth,” said Ramon Isberto, Smart Public Affairs Head.

Participating schools must submit entries in three (3) hard copies to respective DepEd Division Offices for elementary and high school categories, and to EMB Regional Offices for the higher education category. The minimum requirement for judging will be the hard copies. Entries can likewise be submitted online in JPEG format with a resolution of 300 dots per inch (dpi), a minimum size of 1536 x 2048 pixels, and a maximum file size of 1MB. Entries may be emailed to ecofriendlyschools@gmail.com. The top entry per category for every region will be forwarded to the EMB Central Office for national judging.

For elementary and high school categories, entries should be submitted directly to their respective DepEd Division Offices. On the other hand, for the college category, entries should be submitted to the nearest EMB Regional Office. The deadline for the submission of entries is on April 29, 2011.

School entries should revolve around the theme "Sustainable and Eco-friendly Initiatives.” Participating schools should include a brief description of the Project.

Entries will be rated according to the following: Environment-related Aspects of the School’s Policy (20 pts); Environment-friendly School Operations and Presence of Environmental Programs (30 pts); Environment-related Features of the School Curriculum (30 pts); Presence of Vibrant Eco Organizations in Campus (10 pts); and Presence of Partners and Linkages in Environment Programs/Projects (10 pts). Only one entry per school will be accepted.

For the national level, prizes include, College, High School and Elementary: P50,000 - 1st Prize; P40,000 - 2nd Prize; P30,000 - 3rd Prize and plaques of recognition. For the regional level, a certificate of recognition and a prize of in cheque of P10,000 will be given to regional winners for each category.

All winning entries for each of the three categories, together with selected entries will be displayed during the national awarding ceremonies in November 2011, coinciding with the National Environmental Awareness Month celebration.

For further details, please contact the Environmental Education and Information Division of the Environmental Management Bureau-DENR. Telefax: (02) 9284674. or Tel. No. (02) 9202251 Website: www.emb.gov.ph and www.sustainableschools.phhttp://www.mb.com.ph/articles/277353/denr-opens-2011-national-search-sustainable-and-ecofriendly-schools

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:26 AM

More of University of Saint Anthony

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hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:28 AM

300-year-old devotion to Ina celebrated
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The Porta Mariae, classified as a triumphal arch was built by 28-year-old architect Gian Paolo Priela

The Porta Mariae, classified as a triumphal arch was built by 28-year-old architect Gian Paolo Priela. PHOTO BYRHAYDZ BARCIA
Feature

By Rhaydz Barcia Correspondent

NAGA CITY: All roads are heading to this place as devotees of the Nuestra Señora de Peñafrancia commemorate the 300-year devotion to Ina—the longest and strongest devotion so far in the country.
The domestic airports in Legazpi City and Pili, Camarines Sur were jam-packed with passengers. Balikbayans from around the world including tourists, passenger buses and private cars are all heading to Naga to be with Ina’s tercentenary celebration tomorrow.

Maria Nini Ong Ravanilla, regional director of the Department of Tourism in Bicol met with hundreds of tourists and balikbayans who came in through the Legazpi City Domestic Airport.

The seven flights regularly catered by airlines could no longer accommodate the big influx of visitors in Naga City.
Ravanilla said that numerous balikbayans opted to take buses or avail any land transportation utility to catch up with the pinnacle
of Nuestra Señora de Peñafrancia grand celebration here.

The strong devotion to Ina was introduced here by Spanish priest Father Miguel Robles de Cobarrubias in 1710.

The 300-year celebration and devotion to Ina is quite unique today as devotees arouand the world will be passing througah for the first time at 18 meters long, 4-m wide and 11-m high commemorative arch dedicated to Our Lady of Peñafrancia which mark the people’s strong religious fervor.

The symbolic gate—the Porta Mariae is where the relic of Ina was placed. It imbues the journey of Marian devotion, which is built on testimonies of miracles and witnessed by native devotees locally known here as the cimarrones.

The Porta Mariae, classified as a triumphal arch—a structural design rarely done in the present time—was built by 28-year-old architect Gian Paolo Priela.

He said that he patterned the design to the ancient times to commemorate the victories and triumphs of kings and emperors and the Porta Mariae is one of the two of its kind built in the country.

According to Priela, the first triumphal arch built in the country was the Arch of the Centuries of the University of Santo Tomas in
Manila where the students, including national hero Jose Rizal, enter when they start studying in that Catholic university, and exit when they graduated.

He said that the Porta Mariae is an icon to commemorate the three centuries of devotion here wherein he drew the inspiration of the design from the facade of the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral, replicating its column design.

The triumphal arch is made of reinforced concrete. It is hollow inside and with a height equivalent of a three-storey building.
Devotees can ascend to staircases built on the left and right wings to visit souvenir shops on the second floor, the gallery on the third floor and a viewing deck on top. At the center of the arch is the relic of Ina.

The Porta Mariae is built through the concerted efforts of the Peñafrancia Association of Bikolanos in Metro Manila, the Archdiocese of Caceres and anonymous donors.

The arch ushers devotees and the journey of the devotion to the future when the 300-year-old image of Ina enters the symbolic door on Friday during the Traslacion—when the image is brought to the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral from the Peñafrancia Shrine—for the nine-day novena, before the pinnacle and grand fluvial procession on the Naga River tomorrow.http://www.manilatimes.net/index.php/component/content/article/42-rokstories/26114-300-year-old-devotion-to-ina-celebrated-

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:45 AM

A & B COMBINED Category 2

BEST MARCHING MAJORETTES

1st - University of Saint Anthony (98.95)
2nd - Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation, Legazpi (98.26)
3rd - Partido State University (96.65)
4th - Central Bicol State University of Agriculture, Sipocot (96.57)
5th - Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation, Baras (96.19)

MAJORETTES EXHIBITION CONTEST

1st - University of Saint Anthony (97.44)
2nd - Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation, Baras (94.20)
3rd - Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation, Legazpi (90.38)
4th - Nabua National High School (86.30)

Category 1

BEST MARCHING MAJORETTES

1st - Lagonoy HS (94.54)
2nd - Nato National HS (93.32)
3rd - San Jose National HS (92.93)
4th - Quipayo HS (92.82)
5th - Rizal National HS, Sta. Elena, Camarines Norte (92.74)
6th - Dahat Vocational HS, Lagonoy (92.20)
7th - Malawag HS, Nabua (92.02)
8th - San Agustin Integrated School, Libon, Albay (91.48)
9th - Camarines Norte State College Laboratory HS (89.30)
10th - Sto. Tomas National HS, Camaligan (89.03)

MAJORETTES EXHIBITION CONTEST

1st - Zeferino Arroyo Agro-Industrial HS (97.35)
2nd - San Rafael National HS (96.36)
3rd - Bicol Central Academy (96.33)
4th - Sipocot National HS (93.37)
5th - Ocampo National HS (93.34)
6th - Camarines Norte State College Laboratory HS (93.32)
7th - Camarines Sur National HS (91.31)
8th - San Agustin Integrated School (87.30)
9th - Sto. Domingo Institute, Nabua (87.28)
10th - no tenth place awarded

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:50 AM

Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation
Legazpi City

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hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 04:53 AM

from CamSur Thread :D

t'was a busy day for us SSC Cam Sur nweiz, here are some of the pics

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SSC Manila, Cam Sur & Iloilo in action

Who's who? :D

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 05:05 AM

BEST DBC/DLC CONTEST A & B COMBINED

1st - Zeferino Arroyo Agro-Industrial HS (96.50)
2nd - Bicol Central Academy (96.49)
3rd - Camarines Norte State College Laboratory HS (95.37)
4th - Camarines Sur National HS (95.34)
5th - Ocampo National HS (94.48)
6th - San Rafael National HS (94.46)
7th - Sipocot National HS (92.45)
8th - Sto. Domingo Institute (89.29)
9th - San Agustin Integrated School, Libon (88.37)
10th - no tenth place awarded

BEST MARCHING DBC/DLC

CATEGORY A

1st - Colegio del Santisimo Rosario (96.92)
2nd - Rinconada National Technical Vocational School (96.83)
3rd - Pioneer HS (96.77)
4th - Sta. Clara College (96.76)
5th - San Rafael National HS (95.89)
6th - Baao National HS (95.86)
7th - Presentacion National HS (95.02)
8th - Bicol Central Academy (94.97)
9th - Tomas Avila Andaya Sr. National HS, Ragay (94.14)
10th - Sto. Domingo Institute (93.93)

CATEGORY B

1st - Camarines Norte State College Laboratory HS (94.78)
2nd - Lagonoy HS (94.49)
3rd - Nato National HS (92.66)
4th - Panagan Hs (91.84)
5th - Rizal National HS, Sta. Elena, Cam. Norte (91.76)
6th - Sulpicio Roco Memrial HS, Bombon (91.64)
7th - Villazar HS, Sipocot (91.01)
8th - Quipayo HS (90.72)
9th - Carolina National HS (90.38)
10th - Felix O. Alfelor Sr. Foundation College (90.25)

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 05:10 AM

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hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 05:14 AM

BEST MARCHING BAND A

1st - Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation, Canaman (99.80)
2nd - University of Saint Anthony (98.70
3rd - Central Bicol State University, Pili (96.15)
4th - University of Nueva Caceres (95.57)
5th - Nabua National HS (94.67)

BEST MARCHING BAND B

1st - Camarines Sur National HS (96.91)
2nd - Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation, Legazpi
3rd - Partido State University (95.54)
4th - Sorsogon State College (95.31)
5th - Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges-Naga (94.61)

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 05:15 AM

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hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 05:21 AM

BEST MARCHING ROTC UNIT

1st - Central Bicol State University-Pili (90.19)
2nd - Central Bicol State University-Calabanga (90.02)
3rd - Camo College Incorporated-Pili (89.02)
4th - University of Saint Anthony (86.23)
5th - Our Lady of Lourdes College Foundation-Daet (86.13)

BEST MARCHING ROTC SPONSORS

1st - Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges-Naga (95.45)
2nd - University of Saint Anthony (92.47)
3rd - Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges-Nabua (92.39)
4th - Partido State University (90.36)
5th - Central Bicol State University-Pili (89.27)

BEST MARCHING WATC

1st - University of Saint Anthony - Cat. 3 (93.49)
2nd - Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation, Canaman (91.01)
3rd - Partido State University (90.35)
4th - Our Lady of Lourdes College Foundation-Daet (90.26)
5th - University of Saint Anthony - Cat. 4 (90.12)

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 05:31 AM

CRACK PLATOON FANCY DRILL WITH DANCE NUMBER

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hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 05:32 AM

MOST DISCIPLINED ROTC UNIT - CATEGORY 3

1st - Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges-Naga (11.5)
2nd - Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation, Canaman (12.5)
3rd - Central Bicol State University-Pili (13.0)
4th - Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation-Legazpi (13.5)
5th - University of Saint Anthony (15.0)

MOST DISCIPLINED ROTC UNIT - CATEGORY 4

1st - Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges-Nabua (12.0)
2nd - Our Lady of Lourdes Colleges Foundation (14.5)
3rd - Central Bicol State University-Pili (15.0)
4th - Central Bicol State University-Calabanga (16.5)
5th - University of Saint Anthony (17.0)

CRACK PLATOON FANCY DRILL WITH DANCE NUMBER

1st - Pili Capital College (87.10)
2nd - Camarines Norte State College Laboratory HS (86.35)
3rd - Naga City Science High School (85.65)
4th - San Juan National HS-Libmanan (85.41)
5th - Lagonoy HS (85.25)

hakz2007

September 19th, 2010, 05:37 AM

PILI CAPITAL COLLEGE

The champion of the fancy drill competition for the 2nd straight year

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fil07

September 19th, 2010, 05:43 AM

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Melvin Rosales's Photo

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Leni Gerona Robredo's Photo

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sonofignatius

September 19th, 2010, 05:46 AM

with our guests here at CWC. kadakulon tao. wakeboard reservations are full; after lunch pa ang open slots.

enjoying bikol pizza in this happy, while place while our friends are enjoying massage in the huts.

enjoy your fiesta lunch, mga tugang! :)

johnnylance

September 19th, 2010, 08:42 AM

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Melvin Rosales's Photo

Nice aerial photo :cheers:

oragon.com

September 19th, 2010, 09:05 AM

^^^^^^

Guys form Iloilo and Manila thread

thanks sir hakz for posting

1st batch of SSC Cam. Sur Special Meet.

SSC forumers who wish to join the Magarao, Canaman, Calabanga tour tomorrow together with our Iloilo forumer kindly text na lang!

thanks!

3PM tau alis!

chadburry

September 19th, 2010, 09:10 AM

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Melvin Rosales's Photo

Nice aerial photo :cheers:

nice pix,, astig ah,,,,,,:cheers:

oragon.com

September 19th, 2010, 09:19 AM

wohiwohi

September 19th, 2010, 09:26 AM

Direk Abaya and crew yesterday sa Basilica..
Target date ng "Ikaw ang Pag-Ibig" movie about INA ay early December.

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Source: Marilou Diaz-Abaya FB

oragon.com

September 19th, 2010, 09:43 AM

^^^^^^

we (Kevs and Chymera from Iloilo) were taking pics outside the cathedral when a camera crew took some shots of the crowd queuing to touch the Ina image inside the Cathedral...extra ata kami :lol:

our visitor Chyemera was even invited for an interview at the Minor Seminary to give an account on his devotion to our Lady of Penafrancia.

absinthe_888

September 19th, 2010, 10:03 AM

Guys, salamat sa assistance nyo sa SSC/RIHSPI Manila team during our stay in Naga City...sayang hindi kona kayo nameet, except for Sir Vic at du4crx...

http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/1432/18301587.jpg
^^ Arrival in Naga City PNR station, 09.17.10

Peñafrancia Train is now enroute to Tutuban, Manila.

fil07

September 19th, 2010, 10:42 AM

Thanks MANILA, LEGAZPI and ILOLO for visiting Maogmang Naga and CamSur!!! Mabalos too, CEBU!

absinthe_888

September 19th, 2010, 10:44 AM

t'was a busy day for us SSC Cam Sur nweiz, here are some of the pics

http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/5831/picture022rq.jpg (http://img138.imageshack.us/i/picture022rq.jpg/)

SSC Manila, Cam Sur & Iloilo in action

From L-R: du4crx, ayhan456, tractionmotor, kenjikun07, airnel (SSC/RIHSPI members)

SSC Iloilo ata yung 6th and 7th guy. Yung pang 8th, from the UP Collegian, kasama ng RIHSPI team. :)

Sayang hindi ko kayo nameet :cry: :cry:

sonofignatius

September 19th, 2010, 10:59 AM

welcome to the thread palan, chadburry! hope to hear more, more, more from you.

saw several GMA stars at CWC around noon.

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Grace Parco Sto Tomas's Photo

the sea of glowing candles is surely a sight to behold. :)

Direk Abaya and crew yesterday sa Basilica..
Target date ng "Ikaw ang Pag-Ibig" movie about INA ay early December.

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Source: Marilou Diaz-Abaya FB

thanks for the update. December falls well within 2010 - 300th year of penaafrancia pa :-)

awaiting boarding in pili. looking forward to my next visit in october for a wedding.

sonofignatius

September 19th, 2010, 11:03 AM

DENR, pigkontra an planong exploration kan Mt. Isarog

Sunday, 19 September 2010 07:02
LEGAZPI CITY - Nagpaluwas na nin pagcontra an Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Bicol sa inaprovaran na service contract kan Department of Energy (DOE) sa PNOC Renewable Corporation sa pagtugot na magconducir nin paggalugad sa Mt. Isarog Natural Park nganing maghanap nin enerhia.

An Mt. Isarog pigproclamar bilang Natural Park dai pueding ipagalugad sa paghanap nin energy resources asin puedi sanang tugotan sa paagi nin pagpasar nin ley sa Congreso.

An jefe ejecutivo kan LGU Naga nagsurat ki Fragada nganing maaraman an legalidad asin posibleng efecto sa kapalibotan kan paggalugad kan PNOC sa Mt. Isarog.

Nag-informar pa an DENR na an Mt. Isarog pigproclamar bilang Natural Park sa irarum kan National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) Act asin dai dapat maconducir nin ano man na proyecto.

An Ciudad nin Naga kabali sa 16,291 hectaria na mayor na parte kan Mt. Isarog Natural Park.

www.bomboradyo.com

chadburry

September 19th, 2010, 11:16 AM

thanks sonofignatius... may nabsa ako last time my meeting ung SSC dito manila,,ung sa the groove s may pasig,,tapat lang ng building namin yun..balyong road lang......

oragon.com

September 19th, 2010, 11:19 AM

^^^^^^^^

here's the link of the proposed BIG meet in Manila

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1208471&page=7

welcome to the thread.

fil07

September 19th, 2010, 11:40 AM

^^
2nd PHILIPPINE MEET! wow!

Naga Rivers

September 19th, 2010, 11:42 AM

chadburry

September 19th, 2010, 12:00 PM

^^^^^^^^

here's the link of the proposed BIG meet in Manila

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1208471&page=7

welcome to the thread.

thanks po.....:)

du4rcx

September 19th, 2010, 01:21 PM

ahhhh, ika palan ang du4crx, gwapohon ka baga padi digdi sa picture, hehehe.. musta si reunion ta?

Ok reunion, maugmahon na maray si jaming kang batch, sayang mayo ka.

du4rcx

September 19th, 2010, 01:34 PM

from_antipolo

September 19th, 2010, 03:22 PM

@ Sir Hakz..still checking the names of our guests forumers.

after lunch we roam around the city streets and took pics.
at 2pm we headed back near cathedral to witness the Traslacion and at 3pm we proceed to Sir house at Francia to watch the Fluvial

when i saw one of the guys there, i can't help but laugh. napansin niyo bang napaka-diverse ng crowd ng ssc pinas? kung may napansin ka @pau na kakaiba sa mga umattend, PM me.

chymera00

September 19th, 2010, 03:23 PM

Naga City Deck

September 19th, 2010, 03:28 PM

2nd Regional Military Parade
Photos by Maki-Goa/Dandy Belleza (http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=219327&id=259820087131)

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Naga City Deck

September 19th, 2010, 03:39 PM

FLUVIAL PROCESSION 2010
Photos by: Suzette Francia (http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2056602&id=1264843517&ref=mf)

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Naga City Deck

September 19th, 2010, 03:49 PM

Dios Mabalos po sa mga nagbisita digdi sa Ciudad nin Naga!

:banana: :banana:

Naga City Deck

September 19th, 2010, 03:53 PM

when i saw one of the guys there, i can't help but laugh. napansin niyo bang napaka-diverse ng crowd ng ssc pinas? kung may napansin ka @pau na kakaiba sa mga umattend, PM me.

"kakaiba" this doesn't sound good? i dunno. maybe u could have just pm'ed it directly to Kuya Pao. correct me if i'm wrong po

Naga City Deck

September 19th, 2010, 04:25 PM

Fluvial Procession
by Ryan Aspe (http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2050205&id=1519185239&ref=mf)

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rhyzrockerz

September 19th, 2010, 05:36 PM

salamat sa gabus na nag upload pictures ..,Magayunon baga!:banana:
More Power SSC Naga , Cam.Sur..:banana::banana::

kevinb

September 19th, 2010, 05:41 PM

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Melvin Rosales's Photo

Nice aerial photo :cheers:

It indeed looks nice.:okay:

^^^^^^

we (Kevs and Chymera from Iloilo) were taking pics outside the cathedral when a camera crew took some shots of the crowd queuing to touch the Ina image inside the Cathedral...extra ata kami :lol:

Tama! Sana kaiba kita sa film.:D

From L-R: du4crx, ayhan456, tractionmotor, kenjikun07, airnel (SSC/RIHSPI members)

SSC Iloilo ata yung 6th and 7th guy. Yung pang 8th, from the UP Collegian, kasama ng RIHSPI team. :)

Sayang hindi ko kayo nameet :cry: :cry:

Uhm. I'm the 7th guy po. I'm a Nagueño.:D

kevinb

September 19th, 2010, 05:44 PM

kevinb

September 19th, 2010, 05:48 PM

World Bank and Ateneo Launch Youth Leaders for Knowledge and Development (http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/277704/world-bank-and-ateneo-launch-youth-leaders-knowledge-and-development)

By HARVEY S. KEH
September 18, 2010, 2:35pm

MANILA, Philippines — One of the biggest challenges for our country in the coming years will be its ability to produce the next generation of leaders who will be able to help propel our nation out of poverty and into lasting development.

Unlike other Asian tiger economies like China and Japan, the Philippines is very blessed to have a very young population wherein majority are aged under 40 years old. In the last elections we have already seen glimpses of the Filipino youth’s impact in our society, and if harnessed and trained properly, these young Filipinos will eventually decide the future of our country.

With these in mind, the Ateneo School of Government (ASOG) and the World Bank’s Knowledge for Development Center recently selected more than 50 Filipino young leaders who will take part in the inaugural Youth Leaders for Knowledge and Development program.

In this program, these young leaders, who are either college students or young professionals, will be given the unique chance to interact with accomplished leaders in our country.

During these so called “kapihan” sessions, the young leaders will get the chance to ask questions, raise issues and share insights with the current decision makers of our country.

Among those that are being lined up for them to interact with are Ramon Magsaysay Awardees such as DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo and Benjamin Abadiano of Assisi Foundation, as well as successful social entrepreneurs such as Fr. Xavier Alpasa, S.J., founder of Rags2Riches. Through these interactions, the organizers of the program hope that these young Filipino leaders will learn how it is to become effective, ethical and empowering leaders for our country.

Developing good leaders

During the launching of the program held last September 9, 2010 at the University of the Philippines’ Bahay ng Alumni, the World Bank’s Matthew Stephens congratulated the participants for being chosen among the hundreds who applied to be part of the program. Stephens cited the importance of developing good leaders in our country as a means towards making our current government institutions more responsive to the needs of the ordinary Filipinos.

He cited the experience of Naga City, wherein then Naga City Mayor Jesse Robredo was able to curb corruption and transform Naga into the premiere city of the Bicol region. Stephens said that if many of our local government leaders were like Robredo, then our country would be able to easily become one of the leading countries in Asia.

To give the keynote address to the participants, the organizers invited another Ramon Magsaysay Awardee, former Isabela Gov. Grace Padaca.
Padaca exhorted the participants to go out of their way to help promote good governance in our country. She also shared her experience of going against all odds including that of defeating a 40 year old political dynasty just to be able to be of service to her fellow Isabelinos.

For those who may not know, Padaca was a victim of polio at an early age. She continues to need crutches just to be able to walk. During her six years as governor of the second largest province in the country in terms of land area, she shared that she was able to help increase the income of farmers in the province as well as help lead the fight to protect the Sierra Madre against illegal loggers.

Padaca also explained to the participants that there is an urgent need for them to continue to support and help good leaders in our country especially those who are currently in government. She shared that without the necessary support, these leaders may eventually be swallowed by the corrupt system and we will only be left with government leaders whose only interest is to enlarge their personal bank accounts.

To cap the event, the ASOG’s Dr. Antonio La Viña shared with the participants the importance of developing new ideas and innovative solutions to solving our current social problems. He cited the growing trend towards the use of technology as well as social networking sites in helping promote greater transparency and accountability in our government. Moreover, he emphasized the ASOG’s continued thrust towards developing a new generation of Filipino leaders who will bring about the necessary reforms that are needed in our country.

The first kapihan sessions for the participants will begin this coming October and will be held at the World Bank’s Knowledge for Development Center in Pasig City.

Harvey S. Keh is director for Youth Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship at the Ateneo School of Government. Comments are welcome at harveykeh@gmail.com.

kevinb

September 19th, 2010, 05:50 PM

Kids of Inquirer’s news vendors relearn Peñafrancia origins (http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20100918-293066/Kids-of-Inquirers-news-vendors-relearn-Peafrancia-origins)

Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 23:42:00 09/18/2010

NAGA CITY, Philippines—As the city commemorates the 300-year devotion to the image of Our Lady of Peñafrancia, the Inquirer conducted on Thursday, Sept. 16, a Read-Along session for around 220 children, majority of them kids of news vendors who distribute the Inquirer in the streets each day.

“It was the first time for the children of the news vendors to experience the Read-Along,” said Erwin Reyes, business development officer of the Sales and Marketing department.

He said there were around 140 children of the newsboys who attended, with the rest composed of orphans taken care of by the Missionary of the Poor and Missionary of Charity.

The children, who represented public schools in Naga City and Pili town, were reintroduced to the origins of Bicol’s patroness called Ina.

Huddled at SM City Naga’s event center, they surprised the storytellers with their familiarity with her story.

Viva la Virgen

It was like Sunday school for the kids who chanted from time to time the familiar praise “Viva la Virgen” upon cue from storyteller Vic Nierva, poet, book author, theater artist and college instructor.

Keeping the young crowd focused on the story of Ina, that began in Spain in the 15th century up to its introduction in Ciudad de Nueva Caceres (old Naga City), storytellers Catherine Dominique Lagrimas, 2010 Miss Bicolandia, and Nierva, complemented each other’s act through discussion in English, Tagalog and Bicol of key events in the story.

Lagrimas narrated in English the storybook “The First Peñafrancia in Bicol” written by Fr. Wilmer Tria as Nierva retold it in the native tongue and interacted with his young audience by asking questions from the story.

Throughout the exchange, the children picked up words like “voyadores“ and “cimarrones,” and came to know Fr. Miguel Robles, the Spanish priest who brought the devotion to Ina in the Bicol region.

Voyadores are devotees who make a commitment to participate in the procession of the image of Ina during its transfer from its Naga Basilica home to the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral and during the fluvial procession at the Naga River. Cimarrones, on the other hand, refer to the early natives of Naga City.

When Nierva led the children in singing “Resuene Vibrante,” the hymn to Ina, they sang their hearts out even if the song was in Spanish: “Resueño vibrante el himno de amor…Que entona tu pueblo con grata emocion…Patrona del Bicol gran Madre de Dios…Se siempre la Reina de Nuestra Region…Patrona del Bicol gran Madre de Dios…Siempre la Reina de Nuestra Region.”

Young generation

Fr. Tria said the book, which was written in a manner that speaks the ‘language of children,’ aimed at the young generation who will continue the devotion as the Ina journeys to the next century.

“I hope that as early as their age, the spirit of being a voyador will be inculcated in them,” he added.

Fr. Andrew Recepcion, executive director of the committee in charge of the tercentenary celebration, said: “We also want to encourage the Bicolano parents to educate their children on the importance of the devotion.”

Sonia Roco, who represented the Raul S. Roco library in the city, said: “One must know how to read not only words but people and situations.”

She added that reading is like “standing on the shoulder of giants” that allows one to see a wider perspective.

Roco is the widow of the former senator and esteemed Bicolano Raul S. Roco.

Cathechism

English teacher Jene Nabua of the Nazareth Learning Center here, who also attended the activity, said the read-along is a big help, especially for their “Brothers” who teach catechism to the children.

“They will learn more of the Virgin and how to pray to her,” she said.

Beatriz Ebio, mother of newspaper seller Alfredo, proudly enumerated the names of her four grandchildren and the neighborhood kids whom she brought along to the read-along.

“I want to give them the opportunity to know all about the Virgin through story-telling. I hope they would come to love Ina, too,” said Ebio.

Reyes observed how the children actively interacted with the storytellers and had fun during the activity. Juan Escandor Jr., Paul John Barrosa and Shiena Barrameda, Inquirer Southern Luzon

Naga City Deck

September 19th, 2010, 06:19 PM

Fluvial Procession
by Nanette Mendoza (http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2088927&id=1116156197)

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hakz2007

September 20th, 2010, 01:57 AM

from_antipolo

September 20th, 2010, 02:02 AM

"kakaiba" this doesn't sound good? i dunno. maybe u could have just pm'ed it directly to Kuya Pao. correct me if i'm wrong po

yes you are wrong. nothing to do with you guys.

hakz2007

September 20th, 2010, 02:05 AM

Camarines Norte State College Laboratory High School
Fancy Drill with Dance Number

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hakz2007

September 20th, 2010, 02:21 AM

DENR, pigkontra an planong exploration kan Mt. Isarog
LEGAZPI CITY - Nagpaluwas na nin pagcontra an Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Bicol sa inaprovaran na service contract kan Department of Energy (DOE) sa PNOC Renewable Corporation sa pagtugot na magconducir nin paggalugad sa Mt. Isarog Natural Park nganing maghanap nin enerhia.

An Mt. Isarog pigproclamar bilang Natural Park dai pueding ipagalugad sa paghanap nin energy resources asin puedi sanang tugotan sa paagi nin pagpasar nin ley sa Congreso.

An jefe ejecutivo kan LGU Naga nagsurat ki Fragada nganing maaraman an legalidad asin posibleng efecto sa kapalibotan kan paggalugad kan PNOC sa Mt. Isarog.

Nag-informar pa an DENR na an Mt. Isarog pigproclamar bilang Natural Park sa irarum kan National Integrated Protected Areas System (NIPAS) Act asin dai dapat maconducir nin ano man na proyecto.

An Ciudad nin Naga kabali sa 16,291 hectaria na mayor na parte kan Mt. Isarog Natural Park.http://bomboradyo.com/index.php/news/regional-news/bicolano-news/19386-denr-pigkontra-an-planong-exploration-kan-mt-isarog

Handog na free concert asin free T-shirts kan Bombo Radyo sa tercentenary celebration
NAGA CITY - Trayumpo an pig gibong taunang handog na free concert asin free T-shirts kan Star FM asin kan Bombo Radyo Philippines digde siyudad kasubangui na haros inabot na ning mag-aagahon.

Labi-labi an kaogmahan an namatean kan pagkadakol-dakol na mga paradalan orog na kan magkanta an komendyanteng si Blakdyak sa mga pamusong sonata kaini arog kan "Modelong Charing," "Batibot" asin iba pa.

Hanga sinda sa komedyante huli sa mga jokes asin adlibing kaini na naisisingit mientras na nagkakanta.

An pira sa mga paradalan an nagsakat pa sa entablado, nakipag-duet asin nagpa-picture pa ki Blakdyak.

Dae man nagpahuri sa pagtatao ning kaogmahan an grupo kan The Youth, na pig-oropakan man huli sa maray na pagkanta kan "Mukhang Pera," "Multong Bakla" asin iba pa.

Blessing man huli sa dae pag-uran kasubangui kaya an mga paradalan maski tapos na an konsiyerto,padagos pa man guiraray an kurahaw sa paghagad ning sonata ki Blakdyak asin sa The Youth.

Pigkakarkulong haros nag abot o sobra sa 20,000 na mga tao an nagdalan sa libreng konsiyertong ini na iyo an taunang Handog kan Bombo Radyo Philippines tuyong nag aabot an kapiestahan ni Mahal na Inang Nuestra Sra. De Peñafrancia.

Mayo man ning naireport na anumang karibokan mientras na pig gigibo an konsiyerto huli sa mga pulis na nakawarak sa Plaza Quezon.http://bomboradyo.com/index.php/news/regional-news/bicolano-news/19404-handog-na-free-concert-asin-free-t-shirts-kan-bombo-radyo-sa-tercentenary-celebration

oragon.com

September 20th, 2010, 02:32 AM

@ Sir Hakz 3PM @ San Francisco Church.

SSC Forumers join tau. Let's tour Fil's place-Canaman.

Marhay na aga!

hakz2007

September 20th, 2010, 02:32 AM

Central Bicol State University of Agriculture
Pili, Camarines Sur

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Mariners' Polytechnic Colleges Foundation
Rawis, Legazpi City

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oragon.com

September 20th, 2010, 02:35 AM

Marhay na aga!

SSC CS forumers tour with Chymera00 3PM, waiting place San Francisco Church

Itinerary:

Canaman
Magarao
Calabanga

ung my tsekot baka bakante...hehehe..favor aman.

thanks guys!

hakz2007

September 20th, 2010, 02:48 AM

University of Saint Anthony
Iriga City

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hakz2007

September 20th, 2010, 02:59 AM

DSWD committed to building transition homes for children in conflict with the law
MANILA, Sept. 20 (PNA) –- The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) announced it will prioritize the construction of transition homes for children in conflict with the law this coming 2011.

The DSWD made this pledge during the recently concluded roundtable discussion on Republic Act 9344, or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006, held at the University of the Philippine Law Center.

The forum was held in collaboration with the Philippine-American Educational Foundation.

DSWD Undersecretary Alicia R. Bala said they will push for the construction of transition homes as this will provide the children a safe haven for rehabilitation and reformation.

She also added the establishment of youth homes for in every city and municipality is mandated by Republic Act 9344.

Bala stressed that these homes will serve as 24-hour child-caring institutions managed by local government units and licensed and/or accredited non-government organizations providing short-term residential care for children in conflict with the law who are awaiting court disposition of their cases or transfer to other agencies or jurisdiction.

“For 2010, the construction of the first transition homes will be in Misamis Occidental which has been identified as priority,” Bala stressed.

The DSWD has allocated funds this year for the upgrading of existing facilities like Center for Restorative Activities, Development and Learning Experience, and National Bilibid Prison.

Bala said transition homes shall be established in seven cities, two municipalities and eight provinces in 2011.

The cities are Naga, Cauayan, Urdaneta, Surigao, Lucena, Puerto Princesa, General Santos; and municipalities of Baybay and Bangued; while the provinces are Leyte, Camarines Sur, Isabela, Pangasinan, Bukidnon, Quezon, Palawan and Abra.

“Aside from logistical support for the construction of the transition homes, the JJWC shall also ensure that the facilities comply with international and national standards,” she emphasized.

Apart from the construction of the transition homes, Bala explained that implementation of comprehensive intervention and diversion programs at the local government level in partnership with non-government organization will also be undertaken by the agency.

It has selected eight provinces, namely: Davao, Misamis Oriental, Camarines Sur, Abra, Surigao del Sur, Quezon, Palawan and Benguet, and eight cities, such as Cebu City, as well as Manila, Quezon, Valenzuela, Caloocan, Mandaluyong, Malabon and Taguig in the National Capital Region, which will serve a pilot areas based on high incidence of CICL and commitment of support from concerned local government units.

Other priorities of the DSWD are: documentation of positive results of the law and best practices in handling and managing children in conflict with the law; installation of data-base and knowledge center that would capture the socio-economic profile of the children, and causes of juvenile offending; strengthen institutional partnership with organizations and agencies directly or indirectly involved with the affected children; conduct of information campaign; provision of trainings to members of the barangay council for the protection of children and family court judges; and undertake a follow-up study on discernment of Filipino children aged seven to 17, and the study on profile of sexual offenders at the New Bilibid Prison.

“We acknowledge that there are challenges and gaps that should be addressed immediately. As the inter-agency council mandated to guarantee and oversee its full implementation, we will mobilize, build stronger and lasting alliances and partnerships with organizations especially with local government units, not only for this law to work but most importantly, for us to fulfill our commitment to children,” Bala emphasized.

Meanwhile, from 2006-2009, some 7,426 children in conflict with the law have been released from jails.http://www.pna.gov.ph/index.php?idn=0&nid=1&rid=301592

hakz2007

September 20th, 2010, 03:03 AM

Awarding Ceremonies

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hakz2007

September 20th, 2010, 03:05 AM

^^baka maghain pa ng meryenda si Fil mamaya :D

hakz2007

September 20th, 2010, 03:45 AM

From L-R: du4crx, ayhan456, tractionmotor, kenjikun07, airnel (SSC/RIHSPI members)

SSC Iloilo ata yung 6th and 7th guy. Yung pang 8th, from the UP Collegian, kasama ng RIHSPI team. :)

Sayang hindi ko kayo nameet :cry: :cry:

Alex, parang ayaw mong magpakita :D

sonofignatius

September 20th, 2010, 05:14 AM

thanks sonofignatius... may nabsa ako last time my meeting ung SSC dito manila,,ung sa the groove s may pasig,,tapat lang ng building namin yun..balyong road lang......

thanks for the info on the meet. if there's no sked conflict i hope to attend.

thanks for sharing oragon and for the warm welcome sa Naga :) I'll be coming back to Naga again to take photos of CamSur sans the festival crowd.

salamat gid sa pagbisita, chymera. hope you had a hot, spicy stay! too bad couldn't join the welcome team as i was also playing host to guests from manila.

do come again when the frenzied crowds are gone and the chaotic streets are clear. will be in your city, too, in december to say simbang gabi at sta maria parish on gen blanco st, then at the carmelite monastery in bacolod.

FLUVIAL PROCESSION 2010
Photos by: Suzette Francia (http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2056602&id=1264843517&ref=mf)

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great photos. at least 7 bishops were aboard the pagoda, blessing the pilgrims along the river. it was good to see them, in particular, the international bishops who have come to represent their dioceses where bikolano communities live and/or bikolano missionaries work.

was with Archbishop Reece of Jamaica on the same flight wnpmnl yesterday. his first time in naga and he was impressed by the faith of the people, and their affection for INA and her Son.

and guess what he was bringing with him back to jamaica, aside from good memories- BIKOL EXPRESS haha :banana::banana::banana: the good bishop got his first taste of our fiery dish days after the Traslacion and was, needless to say, hooked! jamaicans, after all (think jamaican patties, pinatubo flavor!), are also into hot and spicy stuff.

a congregation of sisters, the Compassionate Franciscan Sisters of the Poor, a homegrown order of nuns founded in Naga about 15 yrs ago, works in his archdiocese. He is impressed by the wonderful, dedicated work of the sisters, some of whom are licensed health professionals.

Fluvial Procession
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we were at the Cathedral to see Ina's procession from there to Tabuco bridge. the confetti shower (courtesy of the helicopter) was another sight to behold. the wind even came and blew the confetti all over the place. it was picture-perfect.

the boy on his father's shoulders brings back sentimental memories of many fiestas. my own father would carry me on his shoulders and tell me: Si Ina, noy, si Ina! as Our Lady passed by.

and this has always been one familiar, moving sight every fiesta. :)

sonofignatius

September 20th, 2010, 05:16 AM

Naga celebrates 300 years of devotion to ‘Ina’

By Josephine Darang
Philippine Daily Inquirer
DateFirst Posted 22:05:00 09/19/2010

BOTH PILGRIMS and local devotees of Our Lady of Peñafrancia filled up the grounds of the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral on Sept. l0 for the Pontifical Mass marking the Tercentenary of the devotion to “Ina,” patroness of Bicolandia. Almost 400 priests sat facing the altar covered by a dome with stained-glass religious paintings by Pancho Piano. Cardinal Rosales officiated the concelebrated Mass with Legazpi Bishop Joel Baylon, Sorsogon Bishop Arturo Bastes, SVD, and Daet Bishop Gilbert Garcera.

When the 300-year-old image of Our Lady of Peñafrancia on an anda was carried by priests in black soutannas, the grand choir burst into song. The people rose and sang with them “Himno a la Virgen de Peñafrancia,” while they waved their handkerchiefs. For the first time, the image passed through the newly built Porto Mariae, a three-story structure built by the Peñafrancia Devotees of Metro Manila Foundation, Inc., headed by retired general Salvador Mison.

When she passed by, photographer Anuar Medina and fashion designer Ali Rich Garcia reached out to touch the base of “Ina’s” statue and felt goose pimples.

When she was near me, I whispered prayers while crying.

Her sons and daughters

In his homily, Archbishop Leonardo Legaspi, OP, said, “For 300 years, the Bicolanos have kept themselves within the embrace of “Ina.” To be a Bicolano is to be her son or daughter. Devotion to her strengthens our faith.”

Little stories of faith

Resy Alvarez, a medical technologist of the Bicol Medical Center, has been going to her fiestas every year with his mother since he was a little boy. Now, as a young man, his love for “Ina” has become stronger believing that she will always help him.

Nene Rodriguez-Sandico told me that her parents moved to Naga from Lucena in l954, so as a young girl she already knew about “Ina.” Her father, lawyer Delfin Rodriguez and mother Ester became involved in the devotion. Nene remembers that in the ’80s, a priest hit a child on the street. The child died and the priest went to then Msgr. Sofronio Balce for help. Msgr. Balce gave him the manto of “Ina”. The priest put the manto on the dead child and she came back to life.

Lilibeth Guysayko and her classmates (HS Class ’70 of Colegio de Sta. Isabel) have great devotion to Our Lady of Peñafrancia. Gathering at the flea market in the Ursua compound on Magsaysay Aveñue (across Bob Marlin resto) on the Saturday I was there, they recalled their experiences. They were Miriem Abogado-Ursua, Yoly Boñag-Gabrillo, Emma Legaspi, Lourdes Oliva and Aba Sanchez.

Porto Mariae

The Porto Mariae that now serves as gateway to the Naga cathedral is a great structure built by devotees of “Ina.” Money was raised for the construction by the board members of the Peñafrancia Devotees of Metro Manila Foundation. The officers are retired general Salvador Mison, chairman; PC Supt. Tomas Rentoy III, president; Antonio Hing, vice president; Engr. Wenfredo Firme, corporate secretary; Jose Villamor Mendoza, treasurer; Atty. Manuel diaz Jr., corporate counsel; Antonio Aguilar Medina, Ronald Rodriguez, Henry Trillanes and Sigredo Rivera, members.

Porto Mariae was blessed on Sept. 9 by Archbishop Legaspi. On the third floor are the paintings of Pancho Piano and sculptures of Jun Vicaldo.

‘Ina’ in Metro Manila

A fluvial procession from Guadalupe Bridge to Jones Bridge on Sept. l2 ended at the Manila Cathedral where Bishop Nestor Cariño, priests and a thousand devotees welcomed her.

Organized by the Peñafrancia Devotees of Metro Manila Association headed by Dr. Charito Felipe, the celebration took place one week before the actual fiesta in Naga on Sept. l8.

Concelebrating the Mass were Msgr. Joselito Asis, Msgr. Jun Zurbano, Fr. Alan Dialogo, Fr. Ramil Tapang, SSP, and Fr. Pete Barrisoro, SSP. In his homily, Fr. Dialogo said that the devotion to “Ina” is “balaog inako, balaog itao.” This means that devotion to her is a gift that should be shared with everyone. Apparently, this is happening because of the thousands of devotees among non-Bicolanos who are going to Naga for the fiesta.

Fr. Dialogo also revealed that “Ina” interceded for the miraculous healing by God of Archbishop Legaspi who was suffering from lung cancer.

A week before the start of the festivities, doctors confirmed that the cancer was gone.

excerpt from http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/sundaylifestyle/sundaylifestyle/view/20100919-293042/Naga-celebrates-300-years-of-devotion-to-Ina

sonofignatius

September 20th, 2010, 05:18 AM

Pancho Piano's Naga
(The Philippine Star) Updated September 19, 2010 12:00 AM Comments (0)

Pancho is photographed beside the image of Our Lady of Penafrancia at the Museo Concillar Seminario at the Holy Rosary Minor Seminary. This museum established sometime in 1194 showcases Bicol ancient relics and artifacts like burial jars, China ware, rare stones, and ritual objects. The museum also showcases the local church history through Roman Catholic vestiges and sacred objects.

MANILA, Philippines - The Most Reverend Leonardo Z. Legaspi, Archbishop of Caceres has called him the Painter of Ina because of the many works he has done in honor of Our Lady of Penafrancia, the Patroness of the Bicol Region.

Known internationally as a stained glass artist and mural painter, Pancho Piano has hundreds of works focusing on Bicolano traditions, especially the devotion to Our Lady of Penafrancia. In his hometown in Naga, these include the stained glass ceilings of the Penafrancia Basilica Jubilee Pavilion, as well as stained glass windows for the Adoration Chapel of the Basilica Minore, the outdoor chapel of the Penafrancia Shrine, stained glass installations at the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Archbishop’s Palace.

His religious paintings and stained glass work can also be seen in churches around the Philippines like the St. Gregory Cathedral in Legaspi City, the Virac Cathedral in Catanduanes, the Masbate Cathedral, the Bishop’s Residence in Pasig City, and the Shrine of Our Lady of Annunciation in Quezon City. He also has mural paintings depicting the history, culture, and mythology of Bicol, which can be found in government buildings in the region.

Pancho has gone a long way from the struggling young artist, who after finishing his Economics Degree at the University of Nueva Caceres and working on commercial paintings and illustrations for local publications, was recommended by the late National Artist Jose Joya as his scholar at the University of the Philippines College of Fine arts in Quezon City. This invaluable training honed and refined his skills, leading him to top the list of UP based artists to train in German leather art making.

Although he has exhibited his works in cities in Europe and the United States like Berlin, Vienna, Milan, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Chicago; as well as undertaking mural projects in Japan, Saipan, and Palau, Pancho remains devoted to Our Lady and Bicol.

As we celebrate the Tercentenary of Our Lady of Penafrancia, he takes us on an extraordinary tour around his hometown. This is his Naga, his SM.

http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=613113&publicationSubCategoryId=86

sonofignatius

September 20th, 2010, 05:22 AM

Winner, 'My City, My SM' : Dagos po kamo sa Maogmang Lugar

By Ria Rosaura-Romero (The Philippine Star) Updated September 19, 2010 12:00 AM Comments (0)

MANILA, Philippines - As I was reading the different articles about the different cities, I was inspired to create my own observation about our place. It was actually Mel (my husband) hometown but still I consider it as my second home, living for more than eight (8) years now, I have learned many things here although it was not as glamorous and lively as Malate, the place where I grew up but people here are known for their hospitality and warmth. At first, I was hesitant to go because I don’t know the life I will be taking nor the people I would be dealing with but it was not difficult to adjust here because the people are very friendly and accommodating. That is one of the reasons that I never felt homesick.

Naga City has a vibrant culture and great devotion which can be seen on the different festivities and numerous numbers of churches and every month of September, Naga City along with the whole Bicol Region celebrates the country’s most popular and biggest Marian devotion, the feast of Peñafrancia, much better known as “Ina” (mother and patroness of Bicol) Different devotees from local and international pays a visit to show their love and devotion to Ina of Peñafrancia who many believes works miraculously. As early as July, the image of Ina visits different offices, malls, barangay and schools, this is called “Pagsungko ni Ina” or visitation of our Holy Mother.

Naga City leaves her mark as one of the most awarded LGU in the Philippines, having able to win numerous awards in terms of good governance and an impressive leadership of our former mayor Jessie Robredo, now our DILG Secretary. Every Nagueñoes takes pride of his accomplishment and his effort to make the City of Naga truly a “Maogmang Lugar,” happy place.

Our place is very accessible via air and land and many prime hotels are available for guests to enjoy their stay. Naga City is a place with many things to offer and there are many places you can visit. If you feel like going to historical sites, you can visit the Holy Rosary Minor Seminary which was declared by the National Institute as a National Historical Landmark. If you are into nature and love adventure just like we do, you can trek to the mountain slopes of Mt. Isarog and you could experience the warmth of nature with the beautiful Malabsay Falls. You can also do “bisita iglesia,” visit the lovely churches like the home of “Ina” Peñafrancia Basilica Minore, San Francisco Church with it’s beautiful altar and be mesmerized and awed with the great architecture of the Naga Metropolitan Cathedral.

If eating is your hobby as mine, don’t forget to visit the numerous local dining places who offer great, sumptuous local foods with very affordable price. Naga City is also well known for it’s pinangat, Pili Nuts, laing but there is also another delicacy still unknown to many people and to tourists as well and we call it “Kinalas”, it was a noodle with a sauce that comes from a pig or cow’s head , boiled and was put into the noodles. It is also best served with “baduya” (fried banana). And of course, your stay could not be complete if you would not able to taste the famous fried [sic- toasted, actually] siopao.

Naga City is a budding city that is why it’s a perfect choice and location for the country’s well loved mall, SM supermall. SM City has just marked it’s first year last May 1, 2010 but it was still very fresh in my memory when they made their opening last year. Even with thunderstorm and heavy rains and floods, the Nagueñoes could not be stop even by calamity, still hundred of people went to SM Naga to witness it’s first day, to feel the best shopping, dining, and entertainment experience in one roof.

Now, our week was not complete without going to SM, our little darling Peachy always looks forward on Saturday and Sunday because it is her time to go to the mall. The happiness that she felt could never be bought nor can be quantify by anything.

I know that I would be spending many years here in Naga City and SM Naga City would indeed be a big part of my family’s life, creating and weaving beautiful memories that are worth remembering.

My City, My SM

Let us know why you love your city and why you love SM and get a chance to win P5,000 worth of SM Gift Cards. Simply send an e-mail of your photo essay to pstar_smmycity@yahoo.com (underscore after Star) or write to us at the following addresses: the Lifestyle section, The Philippine STAR at R. Oca Jr. and Railroad Streets, Port Area, Manila or The Publicity Department, SM Retail, Inc. Building C SM Corporate Office at JW Diokno Avenue, Pasay City.

You can also join My City, My SM’s special category using a camera phone and get a chance to win one of six Sony Ericsson phones — five C50 Cyber Shot phones with the famous smile shutter; and a Grand Prize, the Sony Vivaz that introduces HD video capabilities in the portfolio.

Winners may claim their prize at SM Corporate Offices, Building C Publicity Department, J.W. Diokno Blvd., Mall of Asia Complex Pasay City and look for Ms. Rachell Pineda and Ms. Jhai Jara.

http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=613221&publicationSubCategoryId=86

PS: can someone find and post the pictures related to this article and that of Pancho Piano in yesterday's PhilStar? it was a whole page of pictures, even Geewan's pinangat and bikol exp were there.

oragon.com

September 20th, 2010, 05:32 AM

guys mga sasama for the tour:

1. Sir hakz
2. Sir JP
3. Fil
4. Kevin
5. Myonee
6. Pao

3 PM @ San Francisco Church

oragon.com

September 20th, 2010, 05:33 AM

guys mga sasama for the tour:

1. Sir hakz
2. Sir JP
3. Fil
4. Kevin
5. Myonee
6. Pao

3 PM @ San Francisco Church

destination:
Canaman, Magarao, Calabanga, Magsaysay

fil07

September 20th, 2010, 05:45 AM

we don't have a delicacy that we can call our own here in Canaman. hehe

itinerary:
courtesy call sa municipal mayor
damaso requejo park
canaman church
my crib (municipal library, which is not presentable at all)
snacks, if you wish (igwa sa ibaba nin turon, loglog etc haha)
sta. cruz-talidtid (abaniko fan making)

sonofignatius

September 20th, 2010, 06:14 AM

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I love this shot.:D

Pagpasenyahan na nindo kung dai man talaga magayon. Suno ko lang. :D

okay baga, kevin. my jesuit companions and i were at the Porta Friday night and we were pleasantly surprised to see the architect of Porta, GP Priela, taking pictures there.

World Bank and Ateneo Launch Youth Leaders for Knowledge and Development (http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/277704/world-bank-and-ateneo-launch-youth-leaders-knowledge-and-development)

By HARVEY S. KEH
September 18, 2010, 2:35pm

MANILA, Philippines — One of the biggest challenges for our country in the coming years will be its ability to produce the next generation of leaders who will be able to help propel our nation out of poverty and into lasting development.

Unlike other Asian tiger economies like China and Japan, the Philippines is very blessed to have a very young population wherein majority are aged under 40 years old. In the last elections we have already seen glimpses of the Filipino youth’s impact in our society, and if harnessed and trained properly, these young Filipinos will eventually decide the future of our country.

With these in mind, the Ateneo School of Government (ASOG) and the World Bank’s Knowledge for Development Center recently selected more than 50 Filipino young leaders who will take part in the inaugural Youth Leaders for Knowledge and Development program.

In this program, these young leaders, who are either college students or young professionals, will be given the unique chance to interact with accomplished leaders in our country.

During these so called “kapihan” sessions, the young leaders will get the chance to ask questions, raise issues and share insights with the current decision makers of our country.

Among those that are being lined up for them to interact with are Ramon Magsaysay Awardees such as DILG Secretary Jesse Robredo and Benjamin Abadiano of Assisi Foundation, as well as successful social entrepreneurs such as Fr. Xavier Alpasa, S.J., founder of Rags2Riches. Through these interactions, the organizers of the program hope that these young Filipino leaders will learn how it is to become effective, ethical and empowering leaders for our country..

this is an excellent initiative. Fr Xavier Alpasa,SJ, was assigned at the ateneo de naga for a couple of years. before joining the jesuits he was with San Miguel then with PCIBank Treasury. He was one of the movers behind the Management Honors program at AdNU. Mr Benjamin Abadiano is a former Jesuit. we both entered in the same year and he left about 4 years later. he organized an NGO for the Mangyans of Mindoro even before entering the jesuit novitiate.

guys mga sasama for the tour:

1. Sir hakz
2. Sir JP
3. Fil
4. Kevin
5. Myonee
6. Pao

3 PM @ San Francisco Church

destination:
Canaman, Magarao, Calabanga, Magsaysay

happy trip! please see if the hilot pavilion in Magarao is operational and pls find out the rates. thanks.

aidz

September 20th, 2010, 06:57 AM

nice! :applause:

post pics later!

kenjikun07

September 20th, 2010, 07:20 AM

Dios mabalos taga naga!

Naga Boy

September 20th, 2010, 09:43 AM

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Naga Projects

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Blueleo

September 20th, 2010, 09:47 AM

Naga Boy

September 20th, 2010, 09:48 AM

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Camella Naga
has now
three Subdivision Projects
in Naga City

1. Tremezzo
2. Lessandra
3. Camella Heights

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Naga Boy

September 20th, 2010, 09:50 AM

Blueleo

September 20th, 2010, 10:05 AM

Finally, a Cebu- Naga Flight on AirPhilExpress:banana:

Lets hope a Cebu city-Naga,Camsur tour package will soon be available to local/foreign
tourists because of this new direct flight offered by Airphil express.
it would be easier now to hop from Cebu to Naga, Camsur or v.v. :cheers: :okay:

du4rcx

September 20th, 2010, 10:08 AM

^^maganda yan, instead of cutting trips going to manila then cebu or donsol-masbate-cebu. isang sakay na lang, hindi pa nakakapagod.

Naga Boy

September 20th, 2010, 10:31 AM

Lets hope a Cebu city-Naga,Camsur tour package will soon be available to local/foreign
tourists because of this new direct flight offered by Airphil express.
it would be easier now to hop from Cebu to Naga, Camsur or v.v. :cheers: :okay:

Flights according the AirphilExpress will start on the last week of October with four times a week (M-W- F- Sun) schedule.

Do we see Cebu Pacific following suit?

chrismartin

September 20th, 2010, 10:39 AM

good news yang mga introduction ng new domestic routes! Mas madaming pwedeng bisitahin kung nagpaplano ka ng bakasyon mo, especially if you are an OFW!! Nice. :D

Naga Rivers

September 20th, 2010, 12:20 PM

IIRC finds 12 people, 3 networks liable
abs-cbnNEWS.com
Posted at 09/20/2010 4:40 PM | Updated as of 09/20/2010 5:54 PM

MANILA, Philippines (2nd UPDATE) - The Incident Investigation and Review Committee (IIRC) has recommended either criminal or administrative complaints, or both, against 12 individuals and 3 broadcast networks for the Aug. 23 hostage crisis, President Aquino said on Monday.

In a press conference, Aquino said the IIRC found the following liable for the botched rescue of Hong Kong tourists at the Quirino Grandstand:

* Then Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Jesus Verzosa;

* Then Manila Police District chief Rodolfo Magtibay, who served as ground commander;

* National Capital Region Police office chief Leocadio Santiago;

* Hostage negotiator Manila Superintendent Orlando Yebra;

* DILG Undersecretary Rico Puno;

* Chief Inspector Santiago Pascual, head of the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) team;

* Ombudsman Merceditas Gutierrez;

* Deputy Ombudsman Emilio Gonzalez III;

* TV5's Erwin Tulfo;

* Radio Mo Nationwide's (RMN) Michael Rogas;

* Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim

* Manila Vice-Mayor Isko Moreno

* 3 broadcast networks

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Sec. Jesse Robredo is not included among the 12 people cited to be responsible or liable for the Aug. 23 hostage crisis.. expect a negative reaction from the secretary's bicolano detractors - chiz, lagman and villafuerte.

oragon.com

September 20th, 2010, 01:26 PM

New Destination of Airphil Express
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NOTE:

* For travel effective 01 OCT 2010 - MANILA to Zamboanga and CEBU to Davao

** For travel effective 21 OCT 2010 - MANILA to Legazpi and Tagbilaran, CEBU to Ozamiz, Catarman and Naga

MECHANICS:

1) DOMESTIC ROUTES- Quoted fares above are EXCLUSIVE of VAT and applicable Aviation Security Fee (Php 15)

2) REGIONAL ROUTES- Quoted fares above are EXCLUSIVE of Philippine Travel Tax, Singapore Airport and Travel Taxes.

3) FREE BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE: 15kgs/10kgs for Manila - Caticlan v.v. and Cebu - Caticlan v.v.

Finally, a Cebu- Naga Flight on AirPhilExpress:banana:

Flights according the AirphilExpress will start on the last week of October with four times a week (M-W- F- Sun) schedule.

Do we see Cebu Pacific following suit?

AFAIK Cebu Pacific offered a Cebu-Naga flight 2 or 3 years ago but failed to sustain the surge of tourism from Visayas going to and fro Bicol.

marhay na bangui!

tapos lang mag tour, were here at Geewan, treat Myonee.

Naga City Deck

September 20th, 2010, 02:15 PM

Fluvial Procession Aerial Pics
by Jojo Prieto (http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2080344&id=1021144689)

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The Naga City Market looks good!
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Naga City Deck

September 20th, 2010, 02:17 PM

Fluvial Procession 2010
by Jojo Prieto (http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2080344&id=1021144689)

i really love the lighting effect captured by the photographer

Ground pics
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Naga City Deck

September 20th, 2010, 02:51 PM

Finally, a Cebu- Naga Flight on AirPhilExpress:banana:

SSC CamSur pips! saro lang ibig sabihon kani, mabisita kita sa Cebu!!! :banana:

fil07

September 20th, 2010, 02:58 PM

WE SUPPORT 2nd SSC Philippines National Meet in Cebu!

Blueleo

September 20th, 2010, 03:00 PM

AFAIK Cebu Pacific offered a Cebu-Naga flight 2 or 3 years ago but failed to sustain the surge of tourism from Visayas going to and fro Bicol.

marhay na bangui!

tapos lang mag tour, were here at Geewan, treat Myonee.

i just hope the promo fare and their respective tourist attractions can get
enough number of pax for this flight to be viable and sustainable this time. hala .. Biyahe na

jardet

September 20th, 2010, 03:41 PM

How is Naga after the fiesta? I can imagine gangs of garbage collectors were already up shortly after midnight busy collecting tons after tons of garbage round Naga especially in the CBD. They are the unsung heroes after fiestas that work hard to prevent the city from stinking.

íViva los basureros! :banana::banana::banana:

AFAIK Cebu Pacific offered a Cebu-Naga flight 2 or 3 years ago but failed to sustain the surge of tourism from Visayas going to and fro Bicol.

marhay na bangui!

tapos lang mag tour, were here at Geewan, treat Myonee.

I remember a decade ago, the defunct Asian Spirit initiated a Naga-Cebu flight. It ran only for a short time as there was not enough demand. One time I took one of their flights and there were only seven of us passengers on the plane. Really an operational loss for the company.:ohno:

Naga City Deck

September 20th, 2010, 05:18 PM

More Aerial Pics from Joel Noora (http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=210471&id=730973991)

magnificent! a sight to behold!

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absinthe_888

September 20th, 2010, 08:12 PM

^^ Sweet aerial photos! Sakay yung photographer sa Huey? :D

Uhm. I'm the 7th guy po. I'm a Nagueño.:D

Ah, ganon po ba...sorry...wala kasi ako :D

Alex, parang ayaw mong magpakita :D

Hindi ko makontak ang mga boys kaya hindi nako nakasama sa meet :cry:

Andun ako sa ilalim ng Magsaysay Bridge during the festival. :D

Pag balik ko Naga, I will definitely meet you guys na talaga :)

fil07

September 21st, 2010, 12:59 AM

How is Naga after the fiesta? I can imagine gangs of garbage collectors were already up shortly after midnight busy collecting tons after tons of garbage round Naga especially in the CBD. They are the unsung heroes after fiestas that work hard to prevent the city from stinking.

íViva los basureros! :banana::banana::banana:

TRUE! Malinigon an syudad.

^^ Sweet aerial photos! Sakay yung photographer sa Huey? :D

Ah, ganon po ba...sorry...wala kasi ako :D

Hindi ko makontak ang mga boys kaya hindi nako nakasama sa meet :cry:

Andun ako sa ilalim ng Magsaysay Bridge during the festival. :D

Pag balik ko Naga, I will definitely meet you guys na talaga :)

sayang. just contact anyone of us.

oragon.com

September 21st, 2010, 01:54 AM

Dinner @ Geewan with Iloilo forumer Chymera00
after the tour

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oragon.com

September 21st, 2010, 02:07 AM

SSC forumers with Mayor Requejo of Canaman

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salamat na marhay Fil sa pag tour sa grupo:cheers:

goodluck sa Cam. Sur International Marathon

kevinb

September 21st, 2010, 03:19 AM

Naga City Deck

September 21st, 2010, 03:35 AM

^^ dakulon man ang pics nindo :( hehe

du4rcx

September 21st, 2010, 03:36 AM

TRUE! Malinigon an syudad.

hindi naman big deal ang paglilinis sa Naga after occasion. proven and tested na yan. kang panahon na si Sec Robredo pa ang mayor, may mga time na minsan sya pa mismo ang tumutulong sa paglilinis. that is the culture and mentality of Naguenos.

kevinb

September 21st, 2010, 03:49 AM

Sowing passion, reaping success (http://www.bworldonline.com/main/content.php?id=18014)

Lyndon C. Tan
President
Basic Necessity, Inc.

Some people are born with green thumbs, with a natural affinity for growing and nurturing plants. Combine this talent with a savvy business outlook and you might get someone like Lyndon C. Tan.

Growing up in a world where conversations revolved around yields, pricing and weather, it was only natural for Mr. Tan to join his family’s rice milling business after graduating from the University of Nueva Caceres in Naga City. He handled the marketing side of the business but never forgot the appeal of farming.

With his innate understanding of the business, Mr. Tan decided that he wanted to compete with the popular agribusiness brands. To better equip himself for this undertaking, he pursued a Masters in Business Administration from the Asian Institute of Management (AIM) before setting up his own company.

With his parents’ blessing -- their only request was for him not to compete with the family business -- but with very limited capital, Mr. Tan put up Basic Necessity, Inc. in 1997. He grew and traded vegetables in Silang, Cavite, where the weather was favorable to his crops. He mostly bought vegetables from Nueva Ecija or Baguio farmers, then consolidated and sold them in the Tagaytay area.

Three years later, Mr. Tan saw a way to achieve his goal by developing the local lettuce industry. In 2000, the Philippines would import about 400,000 kilos of lettuce from Australia. Locally grown lettuce was practically negligible in the industry because of unreliable supply.

"Hotels and high-end restaurants paid P180-200 per kilo of lettuce simply because of its scarcity," he says. "I decided to see if my backyard-grown produce could reduce the volume of importations."

Aware that the country’s tropical climate and general soil type were not conducive to growing lettuce, Mr. Tan researched and drafted a special program that would allow locally grown lettuce to compete with imports. He convinced Senator Edgardo Angara that Basic Necessity was serious about being a reliable supplier. "At that time, local players like us didn’t have huge resources of our own," he says, "so we asked the government for help."

With a P38 million loan from the Department of Agriculture, he converted eight hectares of his farm into a commercial hydroponic facility and installed a computerized system to automatically create optimal growing conditions for lettuce. He used a mixture of coconut peat and rice husks, which retained water very well, as a soil alternative.

"People will always tell you that husks take too long to dry, but that seeming disadvantage was perfect for my needs. I save water, time and effort; it makes my farm environmentally sustainable. Moreover, my vegetables are free from soilborne diseases."

Mr. Tan began producing 1,500 kilos of top-grade lettuce every day. He was so successful that within his first year of cultivating different varieties of lettuce, Basic Necessity helped reduce importation by 50%. Because lettuce was now more readily available, prices dipped to P110/kilo, which delighted hotel and restaurant buyers. By the second year, Mr. Tan was not only able to significantly lessen imports but he worked to eliminate them entirely.

His groundbreaking success then would be the first of many. "After initially catering to the hotels, we started to get more clients in fine dining, such as Italianni’s and Cibo, who were encouraged to offer salads in their menus because lettuce was now much more affordable," Mr. Tan says. Basic Necessity developed a ’restaurant group’ to accommodate its growing number of clients. Mr. Tan also started teaching the secret of growing lettuce to small-scale farmers who worked in his back-up farms in Baguio.

With lettuce prices further dropping to P90 per kilo, Mr. Tan posited that salads could now be accessible to more consumers. When his ’restaurant group’ mushroomed, he decided to open up his market by developing salads for fastfood chains and convenience stores. Initially, this was a challenge as Filipinos are not traditional salad eaters, Mr. Tan notes.

"Surprisingly, the affordable salad items became bestsellers, maybe because people are more health-conscious now."

In true visionary fashion, Mr. Tan responded by expanding his product categories to include pre-packed salads for supermarkets, making them readily available to the public.

"These products are more expensive in terms of equipment investment but I felt that more and more consumers wanted to eat healthy meals but didn’t have the time to prepare them. So, the ready-to-eat salad was born."

With the success of its lettuce production and salad bags, Basic Necessity diversified into a number of pioneering products under the SaladTime brand. It introduced incubator-grown bean sprouts (togue), fresh peeled garlic, cherry tomatoes and pre-packed Filipino meals such as pinakbet, sinigang and chop suey. To this day, Basic Necessity continues to supply vegetables to upscale hotels and restaurants, the wholesale mecca of Divisoria and even markets as far south as Mindanao.

At present, Basic Necessity aims to further reinvent the vegetable production industry by moving towards specialty customers such as culinary schools and health clubs. Basic Necessity has four greenhouses which produce around 10,000 packs of culinary herbs. Having already explored the opportunities for special diets (e.g., South Beach, Atkins) and special scents for spas (e.g., lavender, rosemary), Mr. Tan is confident that his company can also supply customers with very specific vegetable needs, like fresh wheatgrass for example. He also plans to develop products such as enoki mushrooms, portobello sprouts and baby roquettes, which are not yet locally available.

Mr. Tan is proud of Basic Necessity’s seed-to-shelf coverage; that is, it grows, processes, sells and delivers its own products. Modern equipment such as vacuum coolers, automated vegetable washers and computerized packing machines ensure the freshness of its high-quality produce. Basic Necessity is the first agriculture-based company to receive the Good Agricultural Practices (GAP), Good Manufacturing Products (GMP) and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) certifications for its food safety processes.

The passion Mr. Tan has sown in his farm certainly paid off. In 2002, Mr. Tan received the Presidential Gawad Saka Farmer of the Year award for High-Value Commercial Crops (HVCC). He received The Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) Award for Agricultural and Food Technology in 2003 and the Honor Prestige Award from AIM in 2004.

In an industry where the weather can affect harvest volumes and prices, Mr. Tan remains undaunted. Growing up in Naga City has made him accept typhoons as a way of life, and he simply does his best to bounce back from each calamity.

"A lot of people don’t understand how it is to grow up in the Bicol region. There, we do not see typhoons as unusual problems; they’re regular occurrences. If there’s a typhoon today, we just clean up afterwards and prepare for the next one.

"Typhoon Milenyo was a devastating wipeout -- my market share dropped from 90% to an all-time low of 60% -- but we had to take it in stride. We just woke up at three the next morning, as usual, and started rebuilding the farm."

For Lyndon Tan, being successful is about facing challenges and keeping customers happy; it is having the strength and fortitude to weather any business storm.

The Entrepreneur Of The Year Philippines 2010 is sponsored by SAP Philippines. The official airline is KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, operating on behalf of the Air-France KLM Group in the Philippines. Media sponsors are BusinessWorld and the ABS-CBN News Channel. The winners of the Entrepreneur Of The Year Philippines 2010 will be announced on 12 October 2010 at an awards banquet at the Makati Shangri-La Hotel. The Entrepreneur Of The Year Philippines will represent the country in the World Entrepreneur Of The Year 2010 in Monte Carlo, Monaco in June 2011. The Entrepreneur Of The Year is produced globally by Ernst & Young.

kevinb

September 21st, 2010, 03:52 AM

Gov’t considers revival of train line to Bicol (http://business.inquirer.net/money/topstories/view/20100919-293224/Govt-considers-revival-of-train-line-to-Bicol)

By Paolo Montecillo
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 22:19:00 09/19/2010

MANILA, Philippines—The government is considering the revival of the train line from Metro Manila all the way to Bicol by next year—a project seen as instrumental to the growth of the Southern Luzon economy.

Newly appointed Philippine National Railways (PNR) head Jun Ragragrio said in an interview that the rehabilitation of the train line to Naga City, which is estimated to cost P500 million, would be one of his main objectives.

“By next year, we hope to have at least two trains a day making the trip from Manila to Bicol,” he told the Inquirer.

“I want to finish the reopening of the South Line up to Naga City, or hopefully, even as far as Legaspi,” he said.

At the moment, the PNR manages a passenger train line from Tutuban in Manila to Alabang in Muntinlupa. The PNR also runs a train line from Alabang to Biñan, Laguna.

Only two million passengers use both train lines a year. This pales in comparison to the overhead train systems in Metro Manila—the two Light Rail Transit (LRT) lines and the Metro Rail Transit (MRT) along Edsa. The three commuter train lines carry an average 1.2 million passengers a day.

The PNR used to operate a 479-kilometer line from La Union to Bicol, but decades of neglect and problems with informal settlers near the railroad tracks led to the deterioration of services.

The train service to Bicol was terminated in 2006.

Transportation Undersecretary Glicerio Sicat said the extension toward Southern Luzon would complement the PNR’s NorthRail project, which will rehabilitate the train line going up to La Union.

The first phase, which will stretch 42 kilometers from Caloocan to Malolos City, Bulacan, is under construction.

Sicat said the rehabilitation was about 22 percent done.

“The target is to be able to ship cargo and passengers using the trains,” Sicat said, noting that this would reduce congestion on the roads and make moving cargo cheaper and more efficient.

wohiwohi

September 21st, 2010, 04:27 AM

SSC CamSur pips! saro lang ibig sabihon kani, mabisita kita sa Cebu!!! :banana:

WE SUPPORT 2nd SSC Philippines National Meet in Cebu!

:okay::okay::okay:

fil07

September 21st, 2010, 04:34 AM

Dinner @ Geewan with Iloilo forumer Chymera00
after the tour

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SSC forumers with Mayor Requejo of Canaman

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salamat na marhay Fil sa pag tour sa grupo:cheers:

goodluck sa Cam. Sur International Marathon

From CAMSUR thread
Thanks for visiting!

Naga City Deck

September 21st, 2010, 04:50 AM

September 18, 2010

Night out during fiesta

Happy Ending Bar was just starting to fire up.. House music was being played outside that blue lighted bar

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the whole Magsaysay strip was full of cars and people. Traffic!! We just got lucky when we passed by Avenue Square there was an available space for parking :banana:

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Pauwi na kami around 1am may konting traffic parin :lol:

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rhyzrockerz

September 21st, 2010, 05:03 AM

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Photo:Melvin Rosales (http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5045540&id=829432907&ref=fbx_album&fbid=439277322907)

gurugeri

September 21st, 2010, 05:09 AM

I love the aerial shots! I wish someone would take a photo of Naga farther above, a shot that would capture the whole city, like those of Legazpi. Ganda! Kainggit yung mga nag-dinner dyan!

rhyzrockerz

September 21st, 2010, 05:09 AM

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Viva La Virgen.:banana::banana:
Photo:Melvin Rosales (http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5045546&id=829432907&ref=fbx_album&fbid=439277352907)

sonofignatius

September 21st, 2010, 05:13 AM

Lets hope a Cebu city-Naga,Camsur tour package will soon be available to local/foreign
tourists because of this new direct flight offered by Airphil express.
it would be easier now to hop from Cebu to Naga, Camsur or v.v. :cheers: :okay:

this is good news! hope tour packages will be made available soon. thanks for the update, blueleo.

Flights according the AirphilExpress will start on the last week of October with four times a week (M-W- F- Sun) schedule.

Do we see Cebu Pacific following suit?

it's finally back after a looong wait. the 2P flight sked says effective Oct 21 (th) but flight actually begins friday noon.

good news yang mga introduction ng new domestic routes! Mas madaming pwedeng bisitahin kung nagpaplano ka ng bakasyon mo, especially if you are an OFW!! Nice. :D

welcome to the thread, chrismartin! 2P/ airphilexp is getting more aggressive with the introd of more flights and routes.

AFAIK Cebu Pacific offered a Cebu-Naga flight 2 or 3 years ago but failed to sustain the surge of tourism from Visayas going to and fro Bicol.

marhay na bangui!
tapos lang mag tour, were here at Geewan, treat Myonee.

i remember Asian Spirit had Naga-Cebu flights in the early 2000s. hope the concerned agencies will more aggressively promote these flights this time.

my fiesta guests enjoyed their food trip last weekend. on their own they went around centro and magsaysay and explored the interesting eats in the area. they went to red platter 3x enjoying the cakes, shakes and coffee. they had toasted siopao at naga garden and halohalo at iceblinker, sinigang, karekare, bolabola, pancit, kinunot, natong and bikol exp at graceland.

ang namiss lang ninda- kinalas! a reason for them to come back :-)

SSC CamSur pips! saro lang ibig sabihon kani, mabisita kita sa Cebu!!! :banana:

perfect timing for the CEBWNP flight. February's Singles for Christ int'l convention in Camsur/ CWC expects 8-10k participants, including big numbers from vismin. April's Filipino-Chinese Catholic YOuth (FCCY) national assembly in CWC includes a good number, too, from vis-min.

Sinulog and Penafrancia, lechon and natong (laing) will just be a little less than an hour away. one can easily order lechon from cebu and pick it up at WNP airport/ pili.

and you should try ZUBUCHON, really good lechon by Marketmanila +http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/zubuchon;
available at mactan airport and at banilad town center, packed by kilo (around P450 garo)

du4rcx

September 21st, 2010, 05:14 AM

I love the aerial shots! I wish someone would take a photo of Naga farther above, a shot that would capture the whole city, like those of Legazpi. Ganda! Kainggit yung mga nag-dinner dyan!

Masyado malaki ang Naga area para makunan na maganda pa ang focus ng shot. sa legazpi madali lang, sarong angulo lang kua na ang downtown, sakop pa ang daraga and mayon. :nuts::nuts:

kiretoce

September 21st, 2010, 05:19 AM

^^ Is Kevin flexing his biceps there? :colgate:

rhyzrockerz

September 21st, 2010, 05:26 AM

PNR Mall
soon-to-rise

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sain po yan located PNR Mall? sa Triangulo man yan kuya Pao?:shifty::shifty::?:?:?:?:?:?

sonofignatius

September 21st, 2010, 05:27 AM

for those interested in buying products made by budding local entrepreneurs/ college scholars:

USI Joins Peñafrancia Trade Fair

In support of the tercentenary celebration of Our Lady of Peñafrancia, INA, our University joined the 1st Gainza Trade Fair from September 9 to 20, 2010 at the SM City-Naga grounds.

Products of MAC (Marillac Alternative College) or Night College Entrepreneurship Program dominated the fares at the USI booth. Its mini companies which innovated their very own products showcased their wares at the booth. Fast-selling were frozen goods like the Tilapia Tocino, Embutido, Malunggay Puto (flavors: ham n cheese, fruit salad and chocolate). Many other products also became fast favorites: the well-designed bamboo trays, pili falkes, pili macaroons, banana heart veggie burger patties, chao fan lumpia, tarts (flavors: carrot, calabasa, papaya, chayote). The USI booth also carried indigenous-material lampshades, colorful decorative bottles made by Marillac Grantee students, bottled tilapia sardines from CES, beaded purses and key chains, bags fashioned out of newspapers and magazines, pouches and cloth bags from St. Louise-Pili, embroidered utility cloth totes from Mother Seton Hospital. The USI Delights goodies were not to be outdone, so there were also fruit cakes, banana cakes, special USI hopia, cheesy chakoy.

For interested parties, dial trunkline (05)473-8417 loc 115 (ask for Mrs. Fortaleza) for USI Delights; same trunkline loc 128 for bottled sardines; same trunkline loc. 130 or 09194960461 for various MAC products; same trunkline loc 204 for beaded products; 09065367634 for bags made of newspapers and magazines.

www.usi.edu.ph

Naga City Deck

September 21st, 2010, 05:30 AM

TCB

Calamansi Lemongrass

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Choco Maccadamia
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Chocochinno
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TCB Clubhouse Sandwich
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sonofignatius

September 21st, 2010, 05:37 AM

^^ the whole strip was crowded during the fiesta days, esp during the Sakay/ fluvial processsion. the area closest to basilica road was closed to traffic so those coming from concepcion passing through magsaysay had to walk. we had this walk as we came from CWC last sunday to take lunch at Wok- all in the noonday sun.

but the walk in the scorching heat was worth it as Wok served us superb lunch. nasiraman si mga bisita mi. we just missed spinach soup- naubusan na sinda. we had fish lip soup as a starter instead. then finished yang chow, cindy's chicken, noodles, sweet and sour fish fillet, spicy squid and salt and pepper pork ribs in about 30. nagkagurutom kararalakaw! :cheers::cheers::cheers:

sonofignatius

September 21st, 2010, 05:40 AM

CONGRATULATIONS to our New Batch of Registered Criminologists - PRC August 2010 with 71.43% Passing Rate for First Takers

The Naga College Foundation takes pride in their New Batch of Registered Criminologists, who took the Criminology Licensure Examination given by the Professional Regulation Commission last August 28-30, 2010.

With 71.43% passing percentage for First Takers. Surpassing the National Passing Rate of 35.33%.

1. ABARIENTOS, Gil F.
2. ANTANG, Ma. Paola Kristina A.
3. ADAYO, Cezar B. Jr.
4. BATIANCILA, Gomar S. Jr
5. BAYOLA, Julius Q.
6. BOLETIC, Tedd Arvin A.
7. BORJA, Enrico A.
8. BUNSO, Jeremiah S.
9. CABASE, Erben B.
10. CACERES, Michael Jhumer A.
11. CAMATA, Alvin B.
12. CHAVEZ, Karl DH.
13. CRISTO, Jean Sheryl C.
14. DACUNO, Enrico B.
15. DOMINGUEZ, Pete Anthony S.
16. ESCARDA, Arben V.
17. ESTADILLA, Genelyn G.
18. ESTEFANI, Ryan S.
19. ESTOCADO, George A.
20. EVANGELISTA, Ryan F.
21. FABIA, Gregorio G. Jr.
22. FUENTES, Francis Jerome G.
23. GALAN, Roden A.
24. GALIDO, Alden B.
25. GREGORIO, Rizi T.
26. IMPERIAL, Anthon John J.
27. IPO, Tomas C. Jr
28. ITALIA, Francis R.
29. JULIANES, April R.
30. LANDICHO, Jhonel M.
31. LLAGUNO, Jaireh A.
32. LOCITO, Michael S.
33. MAGDASOC, Mark Laurence P.
34. MAHINAY, Anthony M.
35. MANZANO, Jamie O.
36. MAYORES, Joker A.
37. MONTAÑEZ, Mark Philip B.
38. MORTEGA, Jesus Cion
39. NOCUS, Genly B.
40. OLIVER, Ed Mykle V.
41. PAJO, Joselito M.
42. PANTON, CArlo Magno A.
43. PECASO, Roque A.
44. QUINTANA, Roven S.
45. REALES, Christian Rex H.
46. RECATO DY, Zarrah Jeanne C.
47. RED, Jennalyn M.
48. REY, Ronaldo DLS.
49. ROBLES, Jimmar B.
50. SALIOT, Wilfredo A. Jr.
51. SANTIAGO, Samuel T. Jr.
52. SARMIENTO, Clynne Jane B.
53. SAVILLA, Jerica B.
54. SEVERA, Maximo L. Jr.
55. VELASCO, Maran Mae T.
56. VILLA, Noel M.
57. VISTA, Robert M.
58. ZULUETA, Edward Jason V. (partial list)

Note: 5,880 out of 16,644 passed the Criminologist Licensure Examination (35.33%)

www.ncf.edu.ph

sonofignatius

September 21st, 2010, 05:59 AM

aidz

September 21st, 2010, 06:25 AM

hindi naman big deal ang paglilinis sa Naga after occasion. proven and tested na yan. kang panahon na si Sec Robredo pa ang mayor, may mga time na minsan sya pa mismo ang tumutulong sa paglilinis. that is the culture and mentality of Naguenos.
I can still remember... I think it was after Typhoon Monang and we went out to survey the damage... we were at the Magsaysay-Concepcion Intersection when we saw a dump truck pass us by... clinging onto the side of the dump truck was then Mayor Robredo wearing shorts and rubber boots... he's got mud all over him... he was with them, he was one of them... that's one of the images of Robredo that's forever etched in my mind... and that's why when after a typhoon hit Naga when it was Roco's term, Mayor Cho Roco was criticized when he was only seen in the plaza monitoring the clearing and cleaning up of the city and not getting his hands dirty...

I love the aerial shots! I wish someone would take a photo of Naga farther above, a shot that would capture the whole city, like those of Legazpi. Ganda! Kainggit yung mga nag-dinner dyan!
kung meron man, masyadong maliit na... kasi by the time na ang eroplano ay nasa downtown Naga na, masyado na syang maliit... and, pansin ko, walang gaanong kumukuha ng aerial shots kapag nasa plane... :(

ewan ko lang sa chopper...

Ateneo de Naga University's new president will be officially known this week.

Fr Joel Tabora,SJ, the current president, finishes his term in March 2011. The new president begins his term during the summer.

The new president will still be a Jesuit priest. A strong contender is someone who has a PhD in the social sciences from the University of London.

more updates soon. an SSC exclusive :-) sato ngona before other countries know about this hehehe... :)

ahh! talaga!? ikaw po Father Xave, pwede ka na ba maging president? :D

aidz

September 21st, 2010, 06:28 AM

^^ Is Kevin flexing his biceps there? :colgate:

hmm... now that you mentioned it, seems like he's biceps are getting bigger... :D

jOSE1003

September 21st, 2010, 06:29 AM

Congrats! :banana:

Naga City Deck

September 21st, 2010, 06:47 AM

purely biceps lang ba talaga yan? or? :rofl:

Naga City Deck

September 21st, 2010, 06:56 AM

nga pala, bakit wala ng Brekkie Baker sa Cereza? :ohno:

kevinb

September 21st, 2010, 07:41 AM

Ateneo de Naga University's new president will be officially known this week.

Fr Joel Tabora,SJ, the current president, finishes his term in March 2011. The new president begins his term during the summer.

The new president will still be a Jesuit priest. A strong contender is someone who has a PhD in the social sciences from the University of London.

more updates soon. an SSC exclusive :-) sato ngona before other countries know about this hehehe... :)

Is he from AdNU as well? There are rumors within the school that a certain Jesuit priest from the Office of Students Affairs might replace Father Tabs.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs695.snc4/63561_439276947907_829432907_5045531_2401446_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs604.snc4/58425_439277312907_829432907_5045538_1930651_n.jpg

Photo:Melvin Rosales (http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5045540&id=829432907&ref=fbx_album&fbid=439277322907)

I love the Cathedral grounds.:applause:

Come to think of it, of all big known cathedrals in the country (apart from the Manila Cathedral, of course) the Naga Cathedral has the most beautiful and expansive church patios I've seen. Di ba?:D

Naga City Deck

September 21st, 2010, 08:18 AM

Sec. Jesse Robredo during the Fluvial Procession
September 18, 2010
Photos by: Randy Villaflor (http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2059445&id=1405571644&page=4)

very down to earth man mingling with his fellow Naguenos :okay:

naglalakaw lakaw sana ning solo. what's new

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs639.snc4/59944_1402773555113_1405571644_30948282_2742145_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs319.ash2/59944_1402773755118_1405571644_30948287_1120843_n.jpg

Grace Inocentes of DWNX interviewing Sec. RObredo
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http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs639.snc4/59944_1402773835120_1405571644_30948289_6156743_n.jpg

aidz

September 21st, 2010, 08:23 AM

aidz

September 21st, 2010, 08:31 AM

nga pala, bakit wala ng Brekkie Baker sa Cereza? :ohno:

wala na!? :(

aidz

September 21st, 2010, 08:55 AM

t'was a busy day for us SSC Cam Sur nweiz, here are some of the pics

http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/5831/picture022rq.jpg (http://img138.imageshack.us/i/picture022rq.jpg/)

http://a.imageshack.us/img34/5161/picture017mt.jpg (http://img34.imageshack.us/i/picture017mt.jpg/)

http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/5195/picture026yw.jpg (http://img101.imageshack.us/i/picture026yw.jpg/)

http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/1295/picture027t.jpg (http://img62.imageshack.us/i/picture027t.jpg/)

SSC Manila, Cam Sur & Iloilo in action

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Melvin Rosales's Photo

Nice aerial photo :cheers:

thanks for sharing oragon and for the warm welcome sa Naga :) I'll be coming back to Naga again to take photos of CamSur sans the festival crowd.

Dios mabalos taga naga!

New Destination of Airphil Express
http://i638.photobucket.com/albums/uu101/blueleo101/yearround.jpg
NOTE:

* For travel effective 01 OCT 2010 - MANILA to Zamboanga and CEBU to Davao

** For travel effective 21 OCT 2010 - MANILA to Legazpi and Tagbilaran, CEBU to Ozamiz, Catarman and Naga

MECHANICS:

1) DOMESTIC ROUTES- Quoted fares above are EXCLUSIVE of VAT and applicable Aviation Security Fee (Php 15)

2) REGIONAL ROUTES- Quoted fares above are EXCLUSIVE of Philippine Travel Tax, Singapore Airport and Travel Taxes.

3) FREE BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE: 15kgs/10kgs for Manila - Caticlan v.v. and Cebu - Caticlan v.v.

Flights according the AirphilExpress will start on the last week of October with four times a week (M-W- F- Sun) schedule.

Do we see Cebu Pacific following suit?

good news yang mga introduction ng new domestic routes! Mas madaming pwedeng bisitahin kung nagpaplano ka ng bakasyon mo, especially if you are an OFW!! Nice. :D

^^ Sweet aerial photos! Sakay yung photographer sa Huey? :D

Ah, ganon po ba...sorry...wala kasi ako :D

Hindi ko makontak ang mga boys kaya hindi nako nakasama sa meet :cry:

Andun ako sa ilalim ng Magsaysay Bridge during the festival. :D

Pag balik ko Naga, I will definitely meet you guys na talaga :)

Dinner @ Geewan with Iloilo forumer Chymera00
after the tour

http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/478/picture092ou.jpg (http://img821.imageshack.us/i/picture092ou.jpg/)

Congrats! :banana:

many many thanks sa mga bumisita! :D
sa uulitin! :D

CONGRATULATIONS to our New Batch of Registered Criminologists - PRC August 2010 with 71.43% Passing Rate for First Takers

The Naga College Foundation takes pride in their New Batch of Registered Criminologists, who took the Criminology Licensure Examination given by the Professional Regulation Commission last August 28-30, 2010.

With 71.43% passing percentage for First Takers. Surpassing the National Passing Rate of 35.33%.

1. ABARIENTOS, Gil F.
2. ANTANG, Ma. Paola Kristina A.
3. ADAYO, Cezar B. Jr.
4. BATIANCILA, Gomar S. Jr
5. BAYOLA, Julius Q.
6. BOLETIC, Tedd Arvin A.
7. BORJA, Enrico A.
8. BUNSO, Jeremiah S.
9. CABASE, Erben B.
10. CACERES, Michael Jhumer A.
11. CAMATA, Alvin B.
12. CHAVEZ, Karl DH.
13. CRISTO, Jean Sheryl C.
14. DACUNO, Enrico B.
15. DOMINGUEZ, Pete Anthony S.
16. ESCARDA, Arben V.
17. ESTADILLA, Genelyn G.
18. ESTEFANI, Ryan S.
19. ESTOCADO, George A.
20. EVANGELISTA, Ryan F.
21. FABIA, Gregorio G. Jr.
22. FUENTES, Francis Jerome G.
23. GALAN, Roden A.
24. GALIDO, Alden B.
25. GREGORIO, Rizi T.
26. IMPERIAL, Anthon John J.
27. IPO, Tomas C. Jr
28. ITALIA, Francis R.
29. JULIANES, April R.
30. LANDICHO, Jhonel M.
31. LLAGUNO, Jaireh A.
32. LOCITO, Michael S.
33. MAGDASOC, Mark Laurence P.
34. MAHINAY, Anthony M.
35. MANZANO, Jamie O.
36. MAYORES, Joker A.
37. MONTAÑEZ, Mark Philip B.
38. MORTEGA, Jesus Cion
39. NOCUS, Genly B.
40. OLIVER, Ed Mykle V.
41. PAJO, Joselito M.
42. PANTON, CArlo Magno A.
43. PECASO, Roque A.
44. QUINTANA, Roven S.
45. REALES, Christian Rex H.
46. RECATO DY, Zarrah Jeanne C.
47. RED, Jennalyn M.
48. REY, Ronaldo DLS.
49. ROBLES, Jimmar B.
50. SALIOT, Wilfredo A. Jr.
51. SANTIAGO, Samuel T. Jr.
52. SARMIENTO, Clynne Jane B.
53. SAVILLA, Jerica B.
54. SEVERA, Maximo L. Jr.
55. VELASCO, Maran Mae T.
56. VILLA, Noel M.
57. VISTA, Robert M.
58. ZULUETA, Edward Jason V. (partial list)

Note: 5,880 out of 16,644 passed the Criminologist Licensure Examination (35.33%)

www.ncf.edu.ph
congrats sa mga pumasa! :)
ang ating mga bagong miyembro ng kapulisan... :D