Naga and Iriga Cities, and Camarines Sur Province [Archive] - Page 67

bobbymay74

November 3rd, 2009, 03:19 PM

ngonian lang na taon ini nagbukas mike. Magayon digdi, pwede pang small party, meeting, pwedeng venue kan SCC get-together,hehehehe.
Fishcove is owned by the Olaño (may sadiri kan Olaño handicraft sa saudan).
kataid ni kan (chapel)simbahan asin vulcanizing shop sa abella.

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I don't expect arog kaiyan kadakula, aram ko itong lugar kataid kang chapel bako man dakulaon na marhay. I will try to drop by kung may time:)

yes, bobbymay, there is a small graveyard fronting the ateneo de naga jesuit residence (ignatius house). it was established upon the death of fr mike rooney,sj, perhaps as a way of consoling everyone for his sudden death.

the saintly fr jack phelan is buried in sacred heart novitiate, novaliches, QC, about 8 mins from SM fairview. there is talk of possibly transferring the remains of deceased AdNU jesuits (those who were assigned in naga for a longer period) from novaliches to naga. nothing formal, though.

incidentally, yesterday's issue of the Phil Daily Inq featured the jesuit cemetery in novaliches and mentioned that yes, a few of jose rizal's jesuit teachers are buried there, including the one closest to him, francisco de paula sanchez,sj.

everyone is welcome to visit the cemetery anytime. you will also find there other AdNU assigned jesuits: bro sergio adriatico (the "Fifth Pillar" in whose honor the highest award at AdNU is names); former AdNU prexy Raul Bonoan who is like a second founder of AdNU; former college counselor Frank Dolan (whose theology classes always overflowed with students!); football coach Johnny Sanz (who said Sunday masses in the city jail and in the supermarket); Bikolano New Yorker Jim O'Brien who taught us to love and appreciate Bikol culture; counselor Fr Magtoto who drowned in lake buhi in the 60s, etc

i remember writing to Jim O'B when i was in high school. i wrote in english and he wrote me back in perfect suanoy Bikol! he did not use singkwenta; he used "limang polo"! this incident challenged me to take seriously our own culture and language :)

yan lang ta mabibisto kung gurano kahoben o kagurang ang nagbibisita sa sementeryo: sa bilang kang mga pading gadan na kamidbid hehehe..

may they rest in God's peace!

I just remember Fr. Dolan giving him gift a of Cuban Cigars from the states. He usually smokes cigars. We just hope the Society will consider transferring the remains of deceased AdNU jesuits those who were assigned in naga. ADENU Alumni's will be gald to have them here.

thanks sir bobbymay for sharing some wondrous ideas about the SSC family and your "buhay-buhay' hehehe....last Nov. 1 @ SM City Naga .... marhay na aldaw forumers

Hope to see you again. By the way, how's your meeting with Kevin?

Pang-sinabawan na gulay

ang tawag dito sa Nabua ay "og-og". Ginagataan din ito na parang langka. Sarap nito!

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Ito ay tinatawag na "batwan" sa Masbate. Ginagamit bilang pang-asim sa sinabawan na isda doon. Hinahanap ko ito sa m ga markets dito sa CamSur pero wala talaga. Sa Masbate lang siguro ito mabibili. Masarap kasi itong pang-asim.

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Ginagamit din pala ang batwan bilang pampalasa ng chicken. Inilalagay sa loob ng manok....

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Our owned "Ogog" is really delicious vege that taste like meat.

Tawag natin dyan TILA. sarap sa pampalasa nga chicken.

_mike

November 3rd, 2009, 03:58 PM

My dad just recently tought me how to make this pork adobo with brown sugar. He said it's called Adobong Tsino(Chino). I'm not sure how he got the name, but I know what you mean...it's good stuff.
^^:cheers: yep, that's probably what it's called...:)

@ Mike ... you're from Camaligan and now residing or working @ Alberton Australia ??? right ????
^^pading oragon.com, taga-camaligan ako pero yaon pa man giraray ako digdi sa pinas...:cheers2:

sonofignatius

November 3rd, 2009, 04:29 PM

sigeng siram ang orolay ta; nakakagutom sana!

good to know there are a number of foodies among the forumers.

bikol is a place for affordable foodtrip. naga has many homegrown restos that compete well with big names in the fastfood sector- bigg's and geewan/ graceland are examples.

fish cove looks nice. hope someone can also post pics of GREEN EARTH cafe, a vegetarian place in villa sorabella. nice healthy food, very affordable.

jardet

November 3rd, 2009, 08:13 PM

Urolay kakanon talagang nakakagutom.

Iyan batwan looks like "catmon" sa Tinambac. Medyo maalsom pwede talagang pang-alsom sa luto. I am not sure though if there is still this fruit/tree over there or the young ones are ever aware of this citric fruit in that area.

Ining og-og, we call it there ogob. I really love it and like cooking it with crabs or shrimps in coco milk. There is another fruit very similar to ogob (og-og) called gumihan. It is seedy and the seeds are coated with sweet pulp. The seeds can be roasted for another perfect bicolano delicacy.

When I was still a student at UNC, I used to eat lunch at a kitchenette along Barlin fronting Rodson. I would usually order adobo chino and rice. Their adobo chino has hard boiled egg slices which is really yummy.

I miss all of these now

oragon.com

November 4th, 2009, 01:09 AM

Hope to see you again. By the way, how's your meeting with Kevin?

sad to say hindi pa kami nag mit nila kevin...busy on the 1st day of work ... i'll just drop by sa office ng mom nia to check if kev is still here in naga ... good morning forumers

oragon.com

November 4th, 2009, 01:14 AM

@ Mike..copy that...it so happen your postal code 4401 (Camaligan) and 4027 (Alberton, Australia) thanks!!! good morning sir mike....

_mike

November 4th, 2009, 02:55 AM

@ Mike..copy that...it so happen your postal code 4401 (Camaligan) and 4027 (Alberton, Australia) thanks!!! good morning sir mike....

^^:lol: good morning man padi...joven pa man ako, dai ako tuod na pig-aapud sir :nuts:
4027 (sometimes 4029) is actually calamba's postal code :)
been here since 2006, pero kapag may okasyon samin umuuwi ako...

Marhay na aga Camarines! :cheers:

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 02:56 AM

Blast from the Past
Merry Papin (http://mb.com.ph/articles/227522/merry-papin)
By GYPSY BALDOVINO
November 2, 2009, 4:55pm

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Imelda Papin with Melissa Manchester in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas’ Hotel Orleans has seen many music icons in its showroom – the likes of Engelbert Humperdinck, Neil Sedaka, Gladys Knight, Michael Bolton, Kenny G, Air Supply, Kenny Rogers, Paul Anka and Boys II Men, but for the past two years, it features the same star for its holiday special – the undisputed jukebox queen from the Philippines, Imelda Papin.

Yes! Just like Mary Poppins, the hotel management thinks that Imelda is “practically perfect in every way” as its headliner.

For the past 30 years in the entertainment scene, music aficionados are still in awe as to how Imelda piles success after success as a singer. More so these days, when she’s riding high on her newfound fame as the only Filipino, who made it real big in Vegas – the acclaimed entertainment capital of the world.

“I pray everyday – puro thank you, because it’s different in America. A lot of performers are dreaming to make it big there, pero ang hirap- hirap,” says Imelda.

“Since 1979, I’ve been holding concerts in the US but in 2006, parang nag-iba yung luck ko, parang na-recognize yung talent ko by the American audience. Yes, I was a hit among Pinoys but when it came to American audience in Vegas, there’s a lot of competition because they’ve seen the best.

“And then I met Oscar Parel, a fellow Filipino-American, who believes so much in my talent. He had no plan of producing shows pero sana naman daw may Filipino who will make it big there.”

Parel has become Imelda’s Svengali. Through the 618 International Entertainment, Inc., he launched a concert tour that was meant to reach Imelda’s fans in different parts of the US.

But something happened in Vegas.

“The managers of Hotel Orleans observed my first show,” she continues. Apparently, they liked what they saw.

“Nakakatuwa naman, parang di totoo, everytime na mag-show ako, putok. So, upon seeing that the American audience was responding to me, ginawa akong regular performer.”

On top of that, the management gave Imelda an all-out support by putting up huge billboards inside and around Vegas – a sight that many Filipinos take pride in.

Truth be told, Vegas won’t spend a penny on a billboard if the performer isn’t worth it. After all, each costs $10,000.

Well, Imelda has 11. There’s one near the airport, and many more in bus stations and along the Vegas strip.

“Marquee star ang tawag nila sa performers na ganoon eh,” she adds. “Sabi ko naman, ‘I worked hard for it.’ I always vow my head in prayer every time I have a blessing. ‘Ako lang ang Filipina singer na may billboard?’ Hindi ako ganon. I think, sa buhay ng tao kahit narating mo tagumpay, nagkaroon ka ng pera, yuko ka na lang.”

The secret is in reinvention. Imelda would still shed a tear, at a song or two, but her repertoire is now laced with Tina Turner‘s “Simply The Best” and Kiki Dee’s “I Got the Music in Me.”

“My singing style changes when I perform live,” she says. “In recording, siyempre easy listening yan. But when it’s a live performance, of course it should be bombastic.”

Her passionate performances led to doing concerts with international musicians like Peggi Blu, Oren Waters and Mariano Gonzales. Then came Melissa Manchester, the 1982 Grammy’s best female vocalist who popularized “Through the Eyes of Love,” “Don’t Cry Out Loud,” and “Midnight Blue.”

Two days prior to their three-day concerts last September, they were given a red carpet welcome by Hotel Orleans, with the crème de la crème of Nevada – US Senator Harry Reed, Governor Jim Gibson and Congresswoman Shelly Berkeley.

“Wow! Talagang Hollywood-style. It was like a dream,” describes Imelda of the experience.

Aside from concerts, Imelda has her own TV show, “Imelda Papin In America” aired every second Saturday of the month on LA 18, and a two-hour “Voice of the Heart Radio Show” on KLAV every Sunday.

She has also released a new CD, “Voice Of The Heart” which is being distributed in three countries – the US, Canada, and the Philippines. In it are her own versions of the well-loved ballad “Dance With My Father Again” and “Sugar, Sugar” – a duet with the song’s original singer Ron Dante.

“I’m a positive thinker pagdating sa career at sa family,” admits Imelda. “Yung paglaos is not in my vocabulary. In my heart, I know that I have contributed something in the music industry, and I have my own followers.”

Imelda is the founding President of Filipino-American Society of Entertainers. She says, “I want to give recognition to Filipino performers based in the US like Tita Bella Flores and Oscar Obligacion. Hinahanap pa namin yung iba. We will have our launching this November 15.”

She has also put up the Imelda A. Papin Foundation, which uses a portion of her concert and record proceeds to help her fellow Bicolanos.

“I don’t forget my roots. I have a soft spot for the needy.” This, she reveals, is the reason for the patented tears while singing. “I really feel the song. Naaalala ko kung paano ako lumaki, yung hirap ng buhay. Kaya bawat kanta, lalo ‘pag tungkol sa buhay ng tao, naluluha ako.

“My plan is to continue singing in the States. And then, I will comeback in our country and resume my political career. People say that I did well the last time I was in politics.” Papin served two terms as the first female vice governor for the province of Camarines Sur.

“With my experiences, I think I can contribute something good for our country. I’ve been all over the world, I‘ve met a lot of leaders, and I learned a lot of things that I can share to our people.

“Right now I’m enjoying my career. God gave it to me, so, I don’t want to waste it. But God willing, I’d like to continue serving our people.”

_mike

November 4th, 2009, 03:01 AM

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 03:02 AM

^^AKA tabagwang :lol:
waaah i sorely miss nanay's dishes. my mother's adobo is usually cooked with brown sugar which gives it a distinct tinge of sweetness. :drool:

our neighbor then makes sweets which i miss as well...balikutsa, lapanak, bukayo, dilimon, tahada... :| i'm sure some of you guys know these bicolano confections... ;)

namimiss ko man an tabagwang. kung minsan nadipisilan ako kang pagsupsop kan laman kayan. matanglayon na basang sa panga dae ko pa nakukua an laog kan tabagwang...:lol::lol:

@ Mike ... you're from Camaligan and now residing or working @ Alberton Australia ??? right ????

It's Calamba's ZIP code....:)

This is probably my ultimate favorite, Ginataang Laing with libas, kurakding, ground chicken, and plenty of chilis.

yeah ang giniris na libas leaves ay inilalagay din namin sa ginataang langka na may inihaw na tilapia. Yummy!:cheers:

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 03:09 AM

Facts about this delicious plant.....This is cooked anywhere in Bicol....:cheers:

Lubi -Lubi / Garden Nightshade (http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/lubi-lubi-garden-nightshade)

by Marketman

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This vegetable, no, actually it is apparently an HERB, fascinated me from the moment I spotted a bunch of leaves in the Legazpi market. They reminded me of rigid hearts of romaine lettuce and the local name, lubi-lubi (Solanum Nigrum Linn.) was rather memorable. A very common herb that grows throughout the Philippines, the new leaves are edible, as are the fruit or seeds.

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The mature leaves are kinda hard and thick, and I would never have guessed it would be classified as an herb (banana trees are humongous herbs, as well).

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The fruit are kinda knobbly, gnarly balls, somewhat reminiscent of small coconuts, also known as lubi. So I am guessing that the name in Bicol or parts of the Visayas, lubi-lubi, is a reference to the teeny tiny coconut looking fruit.

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It is the new sprouts or leaves that are tender enough to cook in a similar manner to other leafy greens, spinach, pechay, etc. They have a wonderful color and the patterns on the leaves are simply striking…

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A common dish in and around Legazpi would be lubi-lubi sliced up, with bataw, malunggay and coconut milk, a vegetable stew of sorts… Geez, talk about nutritious and vitamin packed dishes!

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Lubi-lubi in bundles for sale at the market.

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Here cooked with dried fish and coconut milk with some siling labuyo. It tasted interesting, but after all these photos and attention, actually, I wasn’t too fond of it. Kinda tough and leafy. Maybe it’s an acquired taste and I need a few more exposures to this Bicolano staple…

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 03:17 AM

We also have Tinutungan na Manok. This is actually dinuguan na manok cooked the Bicol way, i.e., with coconut milk. The basic difference is in the preparation wherein the grated coconut meat is first partly burned before the milk is squeezed. This is the reason why it is called "tinutungan." The chicken's blood is mixed with the coconut milk. Sliced green papaya is also added. The aroma of the burned coconut meat is the one that makes the difference. Very exotic!

I tried tinutungan before in Daraga. I really don't like the taste first but later nasanay na lang ang panlasa ko.

pirmi ka palan nag iigdi pading hakz, anong apud sa 3pm prayer nindu hakz? ang sign's me pag 3pm na iyu tu 3pm prayer jan sa mosque...time na yan para sa kape break pag 5pm naman si sirena jan naman sa Coke hehe..

It's actually called Asr (the afternoon or middle prayer). It's our third of five obligatory prayers everyday.

I don't expect arog kaiyan kadakula, aram ko itong lugar kataid kang chapel bako man dakulaon na marhay. I will try to drop by kung may time:)

kaya lang mahal an magpapicture palan diyan....

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 03:20 AM

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November 1, 2009

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Caffeinhaler

November 4th, 2009, 03:30 AM

_mike

November 4th, 2009, 03:32 AM

namimiss ko man an tabagwang. kung minsan nadipisilan ako kang pagsupsop kan laman kayan. matanglayon na basang sa panga dae ko pa nakukua an laog kan tabagwang...:lol::lol:

It's Calamba's ZIP code....:)

yeah ang giniris na libas leaves ay inilalagay din namin sa ginataang langka na may inihaw na tilapia. Yummy!:cheers:

^^:| back then, when we were kids, we sometimes eat the leaves raw (or with a pinch of salt) :D

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 03:35 AM

Bicol has enough rice supply till 2010–NFA (http://businessmirror.com.ph/component/content/article/53-agri-commodities/18110-bicol-has-enough-rice-supply-till-2010nfa.html)
Agri-Commodities
Written by Danny O. Calleja / Correspondent
Tuesday, 03 November 2009 20:00

The National Food Authority (NFA) has assured Bicolanos of sufficient rice supply until January next year, allaying apprehensions that the present calamity situation in most of Luzon would bring about a shortage of the staple grain in the region.

Edgar Bentulan, the NFA regional director for Bicol, said over the weekend the agency maintains a rice-stock position of at least 1.7 million bags of rice ready for disposal in the next three months.

The NFA regional office and all its warehouses across the Bicol region, Bentulan said, also have buffer stocks that include the 1.150 million bags of imported rice and over 680,000 bags acquired through the agency’s rice-procurement program that buys a kilo of palay at P17.

“We were able to purchase 1,051 bags of palay from the local farmers under the palay procurement program during the year,” he said.

Purchased from Camarines Sur were 750,673 bags of palay, Bentulan said. The volume purchased showed a very significant growth in rice production that made Camarines Sur the No. 1 rice-producing province this year.

The province, a consistent surplus rice producer, stood out among the provinces of Bicol in terms of volume in palay production, the latest report of the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) said.

The entire region posted a 17.3-percent palay production growth rate compared with the first semester of last year, the highest among the rice-producing regions, according to the BAS report.

The Ilocos region ranked second with a 13.08-percent growth rate for the same period, followed by Central Luzon which registered a 9.23-percent net production growth.

The BAS report attributes the remarkable performance of Bicol to the use of hybrid palay seeds by most farmers and the additional use of inputs and better irrigation system, Jose Dayao, the regional executive director of the Department of Agriculture (DA), earlier said.

A hybrid-rice variety, also referred to as the F1, is the direct product of crossing two genetically different parents. In hybrids, the positive qualities of both parents are combined, resulting in a phenomenon called “hybrid vigor” or “heterosis” that results in better reproductive characteristics.

These factors result in higher yields than ordinary rice by 15 percent, and with proper management, farmers harvest up to 240 cavans per hectare per season or 12 tons per hectare per year, Dayao explained.

The entire Bicol region had a total of about 291,000 hectares of land devoted to rice that contributed almost a million metric tons of the staple food to the country’s overall production per year.

Most of these areas, however, are still using ordinary rice variety, and certainly, when the DA is able to expand the coverage of the hybrid varieties in the region, Dayao said, “we expect more production.”

From Albay, the NFA palay-buying program obtained 127,131 bags; 84,979 from Camarines Norte; 44,638 from Masbate; 40,638 from Sorsogon; and 3,971 from Catanduanes, Bentulan said.

In the per-province stock situation, Bentulan said, Albay has a stock position of 650,382 bags that can last up to 123 days; Camarines Sur with 227,351 good for 44 days; Sorsogon, 99,931 for 67 days; Camarines Norte, 92,722 for 69 days; Masbate, 50,174 for 36 days; and Catanduanes, some 30,412 good for 22 days.

He based the duration of the rice-stock situation on the daily consumption in Bicol pegged at 42,980 bags, to where the NFA contributes some 16,000 bags daily in its sale at the government-subsidized price of P18 per kilo for indigent families and P28 in the open market.

Allocation of imported rice for Bicol this year is about 2.6 million bags.

“We expect to import more next year since palay production is expected to go down until the end of this year following several typhoons that wrought havoc to our rice plantations in the region,” Bentulan said.

At the same time, the region needs to further increase its production even as it registered the highest growth rate in palay yield compared with other regions in the country during the first semester of this year, he added.

randism

November 4th, 2009, 03:36 AM

Camarines Norte jewellers bank on exhibit to boost sales (http://http://beta.bworldonline.com/main/content.php?id=850)

CAMARINES NORTE-based jewellers are looking to boost sales of gold baubles and promote their forging skills through a state-organized exhibit at the Ayala Museum.

Jewelry designs executed by 24 manufacturers in 18-karat gold will be on display this Nov. 4-12 in a bid to "present their efforts at jewelry-making in the highly competitive and exclusive realm of high fashion," the Trade department said in a statement yesterday. The event, dubbed "Bulawan: the Gold of Camarines Norte" aims to lure buyers for the high-end market and also prepare the jewellers for international trade fairs, said Leora A. Puso, DTI Camarines Norte jewelry industry coordinator.

Exports of fine jewelry rose 8.6% to $17.467 million in the eight months to August over yearago levels, official data show.

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 03:37 AM

Ining og-og, we call it there ogob. I really love it and like cooking it with crabs or shrimps in coco milk. There is another fruit very similar to ogob (og-og) called gumihan. It is seedy and the seeds are coated with sweet pulp. The seeds can be roasted for another perfect bicolano delicacy.

We fried and gumyan (in Nabua) seeds just like peanuts.

marhay na aga saindu gabos mga tga ciudad..

marhay na aga man....

^^:lol: good morning man padi...joven pa man ako, dai ako tuod na pig-aapud sir :nuts:
4027 (sometimes 4029) is actually calamba's postal code :)
been here since 2006, pero kapag may okasyon samin umuuwi ako...

Marhay na aga Camarines! :cheers:

:lol::lol::lol: if you don't mind, pira ng edad mo padi?:)

drfeelgood17

November 4th, 2009, 03:38 AM

^^It's good to know Bicol is well prepared and that its officials are being proactive. Those Bicol dishes on the previous page look so appetising!

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 03:43 AM

One other Bicolano cuisine my grandfather thought how to make is natural na manok marinated in plenty of kalamansi, then boiled until tender in coconut milk, achiote/atsuete, tanglad and dahon ng sili. It's a little sour and creamy, with the a hint of sweetness and peppery taste....it's another good stuff.

makalaway yan padi...

^^:| back then, when we were kids, we sometimes eat the leaves raw (or with a pinch of salt) :D

di ko pa natry yan....:lol::lol::lol:

^^It's good to know Bicol is well prepared and that its officials are being proactive.
no.1 palan an CamSur ngonian na taon bilang rice-producing province!:banana::banana::banana:

_mike

November 4th, 2009, 03:49 AM

One other Bicolano cuisine my grandfather thought how to make is natural na manok marinated in plenty of kalamansi, then boiled until tender in coconut milk, achiote/atsuete, tanglad and dahon ng sili. It's a little sour and creamy, with the a hint of sweetness and peppery taste....it's another good stuff.

^^can't recall if i've tried that dish before, but it does sound tasty (nakakagutom na naman ang urulay digdi)...
i think 'pinakro' is an authentic bicol dish as well. it is oftentimes common during typhoon season. usually after a typhoon, people would go scouring for fallen banana trees and take out young banana fruits. cook it in coconut milk, add a little sugar, voila! ulam na! :nuts:

We fried and gumyan (in Nabua) seeds just like peanuts.

marhay na aga man....

:lol::lol::lol: if you don't mind, pira ng edad mo padi?:)
^^pading hakz, batch 2005 ako nung college... :cheers2:

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 03:52 AM

^^kaa-agi palang kan tren digdi sa Iriga.....ipost ko pictures atyan....nagpundo su tren sa tahao ta su mga paratindang pasaway pigpahale muna su mga nakabalandrang extension kan tindahan ninda...

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 03:53 AM

^^can't recall if i've tried that dish before, but it does sound tasty (nakakagutom na naman ang urulay digdi)...
i think 'pinakro' is an authentic bicol dish as well. it is oftentimes common during typhoon season. usually after a typhoon, people would go scouring for fallen banana trees and take out young banana fruits. cook it in coconut milk, add a little sugar, voila! ulam na! :nuts:

^^pading hakz, batch 2005 ako nung college... :cheers2:

iyo..pinakro pag bagyo masiramon an ta mainit sa pagmati....makaginhawa...

jovenun ka pa man palan...:)

_mike

November 4th, 2009, 03:58 AM

iyo..pinakro pag bagyo masiramon an ta mainit sa pagmati....makaginhawa...

jovenun ka pa man palan...:)

iyo, basta pagkatapos kang bagyo, si mga batag tigkukua itong ubod, tapos ginugulay, minsan bangot ning tinapa... :D

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 04:00 AM

Small Fish with Beady Eyes… (http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/small-fish-with-beady-eyes)
[/URL] by Marketman

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Dulong is the common name used in the markets to sell the fish in the photo above. And I have always to referred to these as dulong, probably because my mom called it that, and thus I did earlier posts entitled “[URL="http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/tortang-dulong-fried-fish-fry-cakes"]tortang dulong (http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/small-fish-with-beady-eyes)“, and “daing na dulong (http://www.marketmanila.com/archives/daing-na-dulong-dried-anchovy-fry)“. But those were technically incorrect post titles. First of all, “real” dulong is that smallest fish on the planet (if you were in grade school when I was) that some say only come from Lake Buhi in Camarines Sur. However, even that claim to fame by the “real” dulong (pandaca pigmea), has been beaten by an even smaller fish, schindleria brevipinguis (http://www.austmus.gov.au/fishes/fishfacts/fish/sbrevip.htm), from Australian waters, and underwhelmed by an EVEN SMALLER fish (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11022934/), a member of the carp family, found in Indonesia…

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So while it is technically wrong, I think dulong is commonly (though mistakenly) used to refer to these small fish (which were 5-10 times bigger than then Indonesian fish) with beady eyes in many local markets. As I mentioned in my earliest post on dried dulong, I wasn’t sure if these were anchovy or dilis fry. Some googling confirmed a Visayan term “libgao” some of our crew use to name this fish, as potentially anchovy fry. In my post on tortang dulong, readers were quick to point to several names for this fish, including silverfish (not a scientifc name and I can’t find the scientific name) from Australia and Canada, ipon from Ilocos, nylon in Davao, etc. Suffice it to say that THESE small fish are most likely babies of a larger species of fish and are caught at sea with lambats or nets. Real dulong is presumably caught with nets in a lake. One could be mean and rename tortang dulong into “Several Hundred Cute and Defenseless Baby Anchovies in Egg Batter Fried to a Crisp in Hot Oil.” :)

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 04:03 AM

^^garo irin-irin sa Buhi....Duman kaya maliban sa sinarapan igwa pa nin irin-irin...masiramon daw yun na ukoyun.....kan duman pa kami nag-iistar..every morning may nagdedeliver sa harong mi ki irin-irin....

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 04:06 AM

iyo, basta pagkatapos kang bagyo, si mga batag tigkukua itong ubod, tapos ginugulay, minsan bangot ning tinapa... :D

dae pa ko nakanamit kan ubod kan batag na piggulay.....pero ugbos nin mangga na pig-buntog sa sinabawan..iyo na...:lol::lol::lol:

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 04:11 AM

^^mahale daw muna ako ta picturan ko daw su tren na yaon ngonian sa Iriga PNR station.....

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 04:34 AM

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 04:46 AM

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 04:49 AM

^^ang tawag niyan sa ibang probinsya dito sa Bikol ay pecadillo...Pero dito sa Nabua ang pecadillo ay ang piniritong tilapia stuffed with onions, tomatoes and spices....

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 04:50 AM

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 05:03 AM

More Photos of Iriga City PNR Train
Pictures taken today

Mukhang test-run siguro ulit ito...Palagi na lang test-run....:lol::lol::lol:

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hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 05:07 AM

Noynoy, Liberal Senatoriables Woo Bikol (http://voxbikol.com/bikolnews/1906/noynoy-liberal-senatoriables-woo-bikol)
Sonny Sales
Monday, November 2nd, 2009

NAGA CITY (26 October) -Liberal Party (LP) presidentiable Sen. Noynoy Aquino recently made consultations with multi-sectoral groups and old Liberal party members in Naga City, Calabanga, San Fernando towns in Camarines Sur and Albay province during the weekend.

During the audience with some 300 Liberal party supporters in Calabanga town, Partido LIBERAL Deputy Director General for Organization and Operation Henry A. Bacurnay told VOX BIKOL, that the early Liberal Party sorties in Bikol were practically to introduce "Noynoy" to the grass-roots and to dialogue with multi-sectoral groups on pressing issues confronting rural folks in Bikol.

Bacurnay said Sen. Aquino is pursuing a "People's Campaign" in next year's Presidential election and has made similar consultations with sectors in the Visayas and Mindanao in recent weeks.

He also noted that the Liberal Party is currently on its consolidation stage nationwide and will conduct a general assembly of the party in Manila scheduled on Oct. 26 and a national convention on Nov. 19.

Liberal Party's regional chairman, Naga Mayor Jesse Robredo, was with Sen. Noynoy's group composed of Liberal party senatoriables: former Bukidnon Rep. Neric Acosta, Muntinlupa Rep. Ruffy Biazon; AKBAYAN- Rep. Risa Hontiveros, and Bukidnon Rep. TG Guingona during Saturday and Sunday sorties in Bikol.

Meanwhile, among Noynoy's party is former Integrated Bar of the Philippines president Joel Cadiz, a native of Naga City who is eyeing the congressional post for the 2nd district of Camarines Sur. Cadiz who is running under the Liberal party faces incumbent Cam. Sur 2nd district Congressman Luis R. Villafuerte. (SONNY SALES)

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 05:15 AM

Baka magsira-sira na naman ito....Ayoko munang sumakay sa train at baka tumigil sa kalagitnaan ng mga palayan.....:ohno::ohno::ohno:

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mga tinderong pasaway....
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http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/9512/picture025v.jpg

pagkatapos dumaan, balik puwesto ulit yung ukay-ukay sa riles....:lol::lol::lol:
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Caffeinhaler

November 4th, 2009, 05:23 AM

This dish is very popular here in Nabua....

Sinanglay na Tilapia (http://overseaspinoycooking.blogspot.com/2009/01/sinanglay-na-tilapia.html)

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV69GFOY_eI/AAAAAAAAC64/7aHqmEu7Ido/s400/P1040693a.JPG (http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV69GFOY_eI/AAAAAAAAC64/7aHqmEu7Ido/s1600-h/P1040693a.JPG)

Sinanglay na tilapia. Fresh tilapias are always available on most fish market in Metro Manila, means fresh and alive. At times, you run out of ideas how to cook them. Today I would like to share an alternate way of cooking the fish. Sinanglay is a Bikol way of cooking tilapia in coconut milk. The fish is stuffed with chopped onions, tomatoes, ginger, libas leaves, tanglad or lemongrass and wrapped in banana or pechay leaves. Libas or hog plum (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spondias_mombin) is a kind of tree, the leaves are use for souring in cooking Bicol dishes like laing and fish. On my version for sinanglay na tilapia for the benefit of Pinoy overseas I use ingredients that are most likely available in most Asian store overseas. I also included in the stuffing bagoong alamang or fermented salted krill but this is an option. Here is the recipe.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV68ry5kB6I/AAAAAAAAC6w/dUSIDKhNbSo/s400/P1040683a.JPG (http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV68ry5kB6I/AAAAAAAAC6w/dUSIDKhNbSo/s1600-h/P1040683a.JPG)

Often times when we make this at home, we use carp or karpa if it's available; otherwise, we use tilapia. It's always best if the stuffing inludes the piga.

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 05:23 AM

Often times when we make this at home, we use carp or karpa if it's available; otherwise, we use tilapia. It's always best if the stuffing inludes the piga.

yup..I usually prefers tilapia over carp....piga or roe (fish eggs) is an added stufffing and simply delicious.

tanyug_ang_bungog

November 4th, 2009, 05:34 AM

Often times when we make this at home, we use carp or karpa if it's available; otherwise, we use tilapia. It's always best if the stuffing inludes the piga.

This dish is very popular here in Nabua....

Sinanglay na Tilapia (http://overseaspinoycooking.blogspot.com/2009/01/sinanglay-na-tilapia.html)

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV69GFOY_eI/AAAAAAAAC64/7aHqmEu7Ido/s400/P1040693a.JPG (http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV69GFOY_eI/AAAAAAAAC64/7aHqmEu7Ido/s1600-h/P1040693a.JPG)

Sinanglay na tilapia. Fresh tilapias are always available on most fish market in Metro Manila, means fresh and alive. At times, you run out of ideas how to cook them. Today I would like to share an alternate way of cooking the fish. Sinanglay is a Bikol way of cooking tilapia in coconut milk. The fish is stuffed with chopped onions, tomatoes, ginger, libas leaves, tanglad or lemongrass and wrapped in banana or pechay leaves. Libas or hog plum (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spondias_mombin) is a kind of tree, the leaves are use for souring in cooking Bicol dishes like laing and fish. On my version for sinanglay na tilapia for the benefit of Pinoy overseas I use ingredients that are most likely available in most Asian store overseas. I also included in the stuffing bagoong alamang or fermented salted krill but this is an option. Here is the recipe.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV68ry5kB6I/AAAAAAAAC6w/dUSIDKhNbSo/s400/P1040683a.JPG (http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV68ry5kB6I/AAAAAAAAC6w/dUSIDKhNbSo/s1600-h/P1040683a.JPG)

bigla lugod ko nagutom ulit... ata natapos pa sana ako maglunch... sira ko ukoy na dilis tapos ginarip na mais...hehehe:lol::lol:

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 05:40 AM

bigla lugod ko nagutom ulit... ata natapos pa sana ako maglunch... sira ko ukoy na dilis tapos ginarip na mais...hehehe:lol::lol:

su picture pano kan sinanglay...masiramon man nanggad ta pwerte an pagkaguta...malana-lana....:cheers:

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 05:45 AM

Awarding (http://www.camsurwatersportscomplex.com/photo_album/main.php?cmd=album&var1=Special+Events%2F2nd+ASIAN+WAKE+PARK+CHAMPIONSHIPS+2009%2FAwarding-11_01_09%2F&var2=)
November 2, 2009

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fil07

November 4th, 2009, 05:46 AM

^^ang tawag niyan sa ibang probinsya dito sa Bikol ay pecadillo...Pero dito sa Nabua ang pecadillo ay ang piniritong tilapia stuffed with onions, tomatoes and spices....

nagpecadillo ako last night masiramon dawa patsam lang haha

mabubuhay ang railroad towns and iriga pag-ok na an service kan PNR

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 05:52 AM

nagpecadillo ako last night masiramon dawa patsam lang haha

mabubuhay ang railroad towns and iriga pag-ok na an service kan PNR

ang pecadillong pigluto mo fil su pigprito?

tibaad dirediretso na an biyahe kan tren sa Bikol.....

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 05:58 AM

Uni pa...laing na santol..pwerte!:cheers:

Laing sa Santol (http://bucaio.blogspot.com/2008/09/laing-sa-santol.html)

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_IJQwhqJlyAo/SMdt2ceDxaI/AAAAAAAAA20/4JrvqvMLMSc/s400/IMG_6972.JPG (http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_IJQwhqJlyAo/SMdt2ceDxaI/AAAAAAAAA20/4JrvqvMLMSc/s1600-h/IMG_6972.JPG)
I would have titled this santol laing, since laing with santol is a novelty. But this is the true laing, from the Bicolanos' point of view, and I am defeating the idea by giving emphasis to the santol.

I remember that during our Saturday lunches, a long-time Bicolana friend squeezed kalamansi (http://bucaio.blogspot.com/2007/09/kalamansi-juice.html) on the laing we regularly had. I let her taste this, and she said it was cooked like a true Bicolano laing. At least the laing from the northern part of Bicol.

The true laing, as are the true ginataan from Bicol, have sour undertones. Ginataan uses vinegar, especially ginataang isda (fish in coconut cream), to cut through the richness of the gata. Laing uses kamias, for the same reason.

The sourness, which mellows down to a mere suggestion of sweetness in the case of the santol, is a surprise element for those not used to the flavor in a laing. The surprise is pleasant, and makes you ponder why all other laing are not cooked this way. The pairing of creaminess with sourness-sweetness, punctuated by varying degrees of heat, is perfect.

I first tasted laing sa santol at the beginning of this year's santol season. It was cooked and brought to the office by a Bicolana, and I couldn't get enough of it I vowed to cook it at home. It was explained that santol was used in place of kamias because they were bountiful at the moment. I am intrigued with the use of kamias, and I will use it next when the santol totally disappears from the markets.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_IJQwhqJlyAo/SNtXI00JHuI/AAAAAAAAA-E/kWLa_CcImjY/s400/IMG_7315_edited.JPG (http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_IJQwhqJlyAo/SNtXI00JHuI/AAAAAAAAA-E/kWLa_CcImjY/s1600-h/IMG_7315_edited.JPG)
Laing uses the leaves of gabi (taro, Colocasia esculenta Linn. Schott & Endl.), for some including, and preferably with, the stalks.

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The leaves to be cooked into laing are first dried, hanging from the rafters, so the itchy hairs or fur drop off. Some would prefer the leaves to be totally dry, so they don't absorb much coconut cream while cooking.

The dried leaves are then torn into thin strips, and mixed with flaked salted, dried fish for flavor (in Bicol they add the dried, fermented krill rolled into packed cylinders, which I failed to buy when I was Naga (http://bucaio.blogspot.com/2007/08/naga-institutions-biggs-bob-marlin-cafe.html), so I substituted hibe, or dried, peeled whole shrimps). Peeled, crushed ginger, and probably crushed garlic and sliced onions are added for spice, and the santol, diced, and some sliced chiles, both to prevent the laing from becoming cloying.

Laing, as Metro Manilans know it, is rice intensive, or requires a large amount of rice to be eaten with it, because of its richness. Laing sa santol is more intense - more rice is eaten unprecedentedly because of the sourness. You eat more of it since it is not so rich, consequently you eat more rice. I don't know if there's any logic to this, but it certainly happened to me.

One more thing why I love laing sa santol is the fact that with it, I can eat santol and relish its puckering sourness without all the accompanying toothaches. Many, many summers of green mangoes and many, many rainy seasons of santol (http://bucaio.blogspot.com/2008/09/panag-akan-na-pantol.html) have taken a toll on my pearly whites, to the point that just by looking at santol I could feel the familiar pain starting. Growing up has its disadvantages.

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 06:02 AM

su mga habo ki gulay na santol...tiyagaan na lang maghubak tapos iudutdot na lang sa asin...solve na solve na....

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Naga Boy

November 4th, 2009, 06:15 AM

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 06:21 AM

A depressing sight.

Very chaotic. Very third world.

Poor PNR. Poor Philippines.

Yup, Sir! Really frustrating for the government. Why not buy brand new coaches rather than refurbishing the old ones......

Naga Boy

November 4th, 2009, 07:17 AM

This dish is very popular here in Nabua....

Sinanglay na Tilapia (http://overseaspinoycooking.blogspot.com/2009/01/sinanglay-na-tilapia.html)

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV69GFOY_eI/AAAAAAAAC64/7aHqmEu7Ido/s400/P1040693a.JPG (http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV69GFOY_eI/AAAAAAAAC64/7aHqmEu7Ido/s1600-h/P1040693a.JPG)

Sinanglay na tilapia. Fresh tilapias are always available on most fish market in Metro Manila, means fresh and alive. At times, you run out of ideas how to cook them. Today I would like to share an alternate way of cooking the fish. Sinanglay is a Bikol way of cooking tilapia in coconut milk. The fish is stuffed with chopped onions, tomatoes, ginger, libas leaves, tanglad or lemongrass and wrapped in banana or pechay leaves. Libas or hog plum (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spondias_mombin) is a kind of tree, the leaves are use for souring in cooking Bicol dishes like laing and fish. On my version for sinanglay na tilapia for the benefit of Pinoy overseas I use ingredients that are most likely available in most Asian store overseas. I also included in the stuffing bagoong alamang or fermented salted krill but this is an option. Here is the recipe.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV68ry5kB6I/AAAAAAAAC6w/dUSIDKhNbSo/s400/P1040683a.JPG (http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_KC0IeKPFNMo/SV68ry5kB6I/AAAAAAAAC6w/dUSIDKhNbSo/s1600-h/P1040683a.JPG)

Just a trivia.

If we are sedentary, we are only burning 80 calories per hour. (1,950 calories per day)

A McDonald Meal is about 1,500 calories.:nuts:

One tbsp of cooking oil is 150 to 200 calories. the same thing with gata (150 to 200 calories per tbsp):nuts::nuts:

Palm sized lean meat is about 300 calories.

If you eat 10 tbsps of laing (or any vegetable cooked with gata), it is equivalent to approximately 1500 to 2000 calories per day (rice not computed yet).:nuts::nuts::nuts:

No wonder why Bicolanos have one of the highest incidence of fatty liver in the PI:ohno:

Enjoy your meal.:)

See you at Endolab:lol::lol::lol:

PS. This post is a joke- the figures are not.
Source of Stats: FNRI (Food and Nutrition Research Institute.)

garycooper

November 4th, 2009, 07:37 AM

Often times when we make this at home, we use carp or karpa if it's available; otherwise, we use tilapia. It's always best if the stuffing inludes the piga.

In Legazpi, sinanglay is called "picadillo" and the most commonly used fish is the big "bataway" or danggit in Bisaya. In Naga, karpa or tilapia is more commonly used because these are fresh water fishes while bataway is seawater. This is one of my favorite dishes. Lalo na kun dakulon sanang petsay. Tapos an kasabay, inun-on na sibubog sa lubas. Sabayan mo pa ki pili.:banana:

fil07

November 4th, 2009, 07:51 AM

ang pecadillong pigluto mo fil su pigprito?

tibaad dirediretso na an biyahe kan tren sa Bikol.....

pritos

an palaman, 3 tomatoes, half garlic (about 4 pieces), half onion, ginger, salt, tas seasoning power (bakong Magic, green an color kan patos)

wheel of steel

November 4th, 2009, 07:53 AM

wheel of steel

November 4th, 2009, 07:55 AM

A depressing sight.

Very chaotic. Very third world.

Poor PNR. Poor Philippines.

Just like you.... :ohno:

garycooper

November 4th, 2009, 08:33 AM

bobbymay74

November 4th, 2009, 08:35 AM

PNR Train arriving in Iriga City at 11 A.M. today.....

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Hi Hakz, Is the train running the time you take the pictures? It seems the carriages or cars are in motion. If the train is running, delikado sa mga nag aaguing sasakyan. People need to be careful, lalo na sa mga vendors very near sa railway. :ohno:

I did saw this at the crossing of Concepcion and Diversion road mga around 10am here in Naga.

I learn from PNR that there rate from NAGA to LIBMANAN is P15 only . SIPOCOT would be like P20 :lol: Super barato.
NAGA CITY TO LIGAO is P45 . Hope to visit PNR Central station this days and get more info. Bihira na ang pag de deperencia ang train engine, i hope dagos dagos na ang operation. When my last vsit in PNR central station the head of Operation and Maintenance Engineering told me that the national government has plans to buy new coaches in Korea. I just hope may budget pa kita kaiyan.

Naga Boy

November 4th, 2009, 08:39 AM

Naga Boy

November 4th, 2009, 08:41 AM

Just like you.... :ohno:

I'm sorry for hurting your feelings wheel of steel.

But the truth is- ang PNR trains natin...BULOK.:ohno:

Naga Boy

November 4th, 2009, 08:42 AM

Hi Hakz, Is the train running the time you take the pictures? It seems the carriages or cars are in motion. If the train is running, delikado sa mga nag aaguing sasakyan. People need to be disciple, lalo na sa mga vendors very near sa railway. :ohno:

I did saw this at the crossing of Concepcion and Diversion road mga around 10am here in Naga.

Well, i learn from PNR that there rate for NAGA to LIBMANAN is only P15. maybe SIPOCOT would be like P20-25 :lol: Super baratohon.
NAGA CITY TO LIGAO is P45 . I will visit PNR Central station this days to get more info. But it seems bihira na ang pag de deperencia kang engine, i hope dagos dagos na ini. When i have a talk with the head of Maintenance management , The national government has a plan to buy carriages in Korea. I just hope may budget pa kita kaiyan.

Buying new trains? That's great news bobbymay.:banana::banana::banana:

oragon.com

November 4th, 2009, 09:13 AM

@ sir Hakz...hindi ba nabangaan ng tren ung mga dumadaan...hehehe...it seems na ang lapit ng tren sa kotse na dumaan...nweiz, kevin drop by kanina digdi ofis kaso nasa mayors ofis me for a meeting..tsk..tsk!!!:ohno:

sonofignatius

November 4th, 2009, 09:46 AM

su picture pano kan sinanglay...masiramon man nanggad ta pwerte an pagkaguta...malana-lana....:cheers:

iyo nanggad, hakz. sa itsura pa sana, pati tipo kang kaldero arahit! dakulang pagkakaiba pag lipotok na guta ang ginagamit :)

su mga habo ki gulay na santol...tiyagaan na lang maghubak tapos iudutdot na lang sa asin...solve na solve na....

during the santol season, grated santol is readily available at the supermarket. one can buy in large amounts and freeze them so that he can still cook ginulay (ginutaan) na santol when out of season.

it's perfect, by the way, with bangot na tinapa and dinailan! ahh, kamurawayan nanngad.

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I don't know if you will agree with me, but most Bicolanos cook their laing using fresh gabi leaves, while those in the other provinces use dried leaves. In some provinces, they even sautee the "bangots" first before putting the coconut milk.

For me, the best way to cook laing is called "palu'sag" where you put all the ingredients all at the same time in the caldero, including the natok, then just cover it until it is cooked. When the leaves are almost cooked, you pour in the "liputok" or the kakang gata' then simmer for a while.

we also prepare palusag, garycooper, the same way you do. your description is exactly how my mom does it! but for the gulay na natong (laing), using dried natong leaves has grown in popularity in naga and camsur. makonsumo sana sa guta pag alang na dahon ang ginamit :)

when i was assigned in mindanao years ago, i would get my supply of dried leaves all the way from naga via LBC. when i would look for it it cagayan de oro's mercado, they would almost always ask how many pigs i was to feed haha. (they don't know what they're missing hehe)

sauteing the bangot before the guta is certainly unbikolano :nuts:

our topics are pushing me to borrow the nearest neighbor's kudkuran! :banana:

sonofignatius

November 4th, 2009, 09:55 AM

TRIVIA: ano ta binabansagan ang DINAILAN na PITONG BIYERNES? :lol:

by the way, was it hakz who asked about "pinakurat" when iligan's famous sukang pinakurat was mentioned in one of the posts?

"kurat" (cebuano visayan) is kilag in bikol, gulat in tagalog,to emphasize the "impact" of the vinegar on people hehe.. it can be quite addictive. 1 bottle doesn't last 2 days at home. matindi talaga!

in naga, available in the dry goods and exotic foods shop beside maki yaki japanese resto in magsaysay strip. in manila, available in landmark supermarkets. garo igwa naman sa SM. comes in hot and spicy flavor, too.

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 10:57 AM

Just a trivia.

If we are sedentary, we are only burning 80 calories per hour. (1,950 calories per day)

A McDonald Meal is about 1,500 calories.:nuts:

One tbsp of cooking oil is 150 to 200 calories. the same thing with gata (150 to 200 calories per tbsp):nuts::nuts:

Palm sized lean meat is about 300 calories.

If you eat 10 tbsps of laing (or any vegetable cooked with gata), it is equivalent to approximately 1500 to 2000 calories per day (rice not computed yet).:nuts::nuts::nuts:

No wonder why Bicolanos have one of the highest incidence of fatty liver in the PI:ohno:

Enjoy your meal.:)

See you at Endolab:lol::lol::lol:

PS. This post is a joke- the figures are not.
Source of Stats: FNRI (Food and Nutrition Research Institute.)

thanks for these trivias....It really thrilled me to know this figures....:cheers:

In Legazpi, sinanglay is called "picadillo" and the most commonly used fish is the big "bataway" or danggit in Bisaya. In Naga, karpa or tilapia is more commonly used because these are fresh water fishes while bataway is seawater. This is one of my favorite dishes. Lalo na kun dakulon sanang petsay. Tapos an kasabay, inun-on na sibubog sa lubas. Sabayan mo pa ki pili.:banana:

bakit kaya magkaiba ang tawagan ng sinanglay at picadillo. Sa ang Sinaglay yung may gata at ang picadillo piniprito. Sa Albay ang picadillo ay ang may gata.....makaribong minsan.....:lol::lol::lol: pero masiramon....:cheers:

pritos

an palaman, 3 tomatoes, half garlic (about 4 pieces), half onion, ginger, salt, tas seasoning power (bakong Magic, green an color kan patos))

picadillo man nanggad...siram sana!:banana:

bobbymay74

November 4th, 2009, 10:59 AM

bobbymay74

November 4th, 2009, 11:07 AM

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 11:09 AM

Thanks a lot hakz.. I've seen this monster too here in Ligao City, 12pm noon.... They probably cleaning the stations tracks and premises in every station they will pass.

Sa Iriga walang clearing and rehab na nangyayari...I wonder why? Palaging pabalik-balik ang mga paninda sa riles......walang railway management sa Iriga yata.....

Hi Hakz, Is the train running the time you take the pictures? It seems the carriages or cars are in motion. If the train is running, delikado sa mga nag aaguing sasakyan. People need to be careful, lalo na sa mga vendors very near sa railway. :ohno:

Yeah, Tumatakbo ang tren na kinunan ko ng pictures...then rumigil para paalisin yung mga nanininda sa riles....:ohno::ohno::ohno:

You are right Hakz. Mukhang test run lang yata ang kaya ng old PNR trains.

And they have failing the test.:lol::lol::lol:

palagi naman yang ganyan, Doc...

Buying new trains? That's great news bobbymay.:banana::banana::banana:

natutuwa pa rin ako kasi may tren ng dumaan sa Rinconada....:banana::banana::banana:

@ sir Hakz...hindi ba nabangaan ng tren ung mga dumadaan...hehehe...it seems na ang lapit ng tren sa kotse na dumaan...nweiz, kevin drop by kanina digdi ofis kaso nasa mayors ofis me for a meeting..tsk..tsk!!!:ohno:

wala namang nasaktan......may pumipito naman para warningan yung mga tao.....:)

bobbymay74

November 4th, 2009, 11:12 AM

Sa Iriga walang clearing and rehab na nangyayari...I wonder why? Palaging pabalik-balik ang mga paninda sa riles......walang railway management sa Iriga yata.....

Yeah, Tumatakbo ang tren na kinunan ko ng pictures...then rumigil para paalisin yung mga nanininda sa riles....:ohno::ohno::ohno:

palagi naman yang ganyan, Doc...

natutuwa pa rin ako kasi may tren ng dumaan sa Rinconada....:banana::banana::banana:

wala namang nasaktan......may pumipito naman para warningan yung mga tao.....:)

Grabe palan, dapat mag ingat mga tao at mga sa sakyan nag cro cross, ang lapit na kasi ang car and train. Delikadong marhay:ohno::ohno:

Maybe tomorrow mag drop by ako sa PNR ask them kung pano nila na resolve ang mechanical problem nang train engine, sabi daw kasi nang mga tao di na nag de deperencia ang train

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 11:14 AM

Sain daw digdi sa Bikol mahahanap ang pinakamasiram na kinunot?

Kinunot na Pagi (http://overseaspinoycooking.blogspot.com/2008/10/kinunot-na-pagi.html)

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Kinunot is a Bicolano dish made up of either stingray (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stingray) or baby shark cooked in coconut milk with malungay or moringa (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moringa_oleifera) leaves. I was raring to cooked kinutnot ever since we had that family dinner at Kinuron (http://www.tiendesitas.com.ph/store.asp?sid=68) located at Tiendesitas (http://www.tiendesitas.com.ph/storelist.asp?vid=3). The food stall specialized in Pilipino cuisine specifically Bicol authentic dishes. We had a big dinner package called family treat and an additional order of kinunot na pagi. The dinner is not bad at all I would recommend the place to any one. There are a lot of food choices from your usual sinigang to the more exotic kinunot na pagi.

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 11:18 AM

I don't know if you will agree with me, but most Bicolanos cook their laing using fresh gabi leaves, while those in the other provinces use dried leaves. In some provinces, they even sautee the "bangots" first before putting the coconut milk.

For me, the best way to cook laing is called "palu'sag" where you put all the ingredients all at the same time in the caldero, including the natok, then just cover it until it is cooked. When the leaves are almost cooked, you pour in the "liputok" or the kakang gata' then simmer for a while.iyo nanggad, hakz. sa itsura pa sana, pati tipo kang kaldero arahit! dakulang pagkakaiba pag lipotok na guta ang ginagamit :)

we also prepare palusag, garycooper, the same way you do. your description is exactly how my mom does it! but for the gulay na natong (laing), using dried natong leaves has grown in popularity in naga and camsur. makonsumo sana sa guta pag alang na dahon ang ginamit :)

when i was assigned in mindanao years ago, i would get my supply of dried leaves all the way from naga via LBC. when i would look for it it cagayan de oro's mercado, they would almost always ask how many pigs i was to feed haha. (they don't know what they're missing hehe)

sauteing the bangot before the guta is certainly unbikolano :nuts:

our topics are pushing me to borrow the nearest neighbor's kudkuran! :banana:

kami rin ganyan din ang pagluto lahat ng ingredients nasa kaldero at lalagyan ng kakang gata pag malapit ng hanguin.....

TRIVIA: ano ta binabansagan ang DINAILAN na PITONG BIYERNES? :lol:

by the way, was it hakz who asked about "pinakurat" when iligan's famous sukang pinakurat was mentioned in one of the posts?

"kurat" (cebuano visayan) is kilag in bikol, gulat in tagalog,to emphasize the "impact" of the vinegar on people hehe.. it can be quite addictive. 1 bottle doesn't last 2 days at home. matindi talaga!

in naga, available in the dry goods and exotic foods shop beside maki yaki japanese resto in magsaysay strip. in manila, available in landmark supermarkets. garo igwa naman sa SM. comes in hot and spicy flavor, too.

ngunian ko lang yan nadangog na pitong biyernes an bansag sa dinailan....pero masiram yan...

ako an naghapot kung ano an pinakurat, now i know...thanks son!

bobbymay74

November 4th, 2009, 11:20 AM

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 11:23 AM

Our Government needs to find a way to increase the production of TABIOS.

Bawal na yang hulihin sa Buhi. May ordinansa na sila para diyan pero parang napakalenient ng authorities dun so marami pa ring nakakalusot...:ohno::ohno::ohno:

Kinutnot and Ginataan na Manok are my favorite dishes. Maybe next festival may pa contest for best kinunot dish in Bicol. :banana:

Ako rin Ginataan na Manok na Natural. Aprub na aprub sa akin.

Marhay na banggi palan saimo, bobby!

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 11:27 AM

(Update) PAG-ASA nagpatanid sa posibleng padakula guiraray kan alon sa dagat sa coastal na barangay (http://bomboradyo.com/newsdetails1.asp?ID=116683)11/3/2009 3:29:22 PM

NAGA CITY - Nagpatanid ngonian an Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration,PAG-ASA na posibleng mangyari guiraray an saro pang pagdakula ning alon asin pagkakaigwa ning makusog na huyop ning duros sa coastal na barangay kan Sabang sa banwaan kan Calabanga Camarines Sur.

Pig-abisuhan man kaini an mga taga barangay na maging handa huli sa mangyayaring high tide atyan na hapon na makawsa ning maindatang epekto sa hiro kan tubig-dagat.

Piglinaw man digde sa Bombo Radyo Naga ni Mr. Fred Consulta kan PAG-ASA na dae man ini epekto kan papaabuton na bagong Tino o anumang raot ning panahon,kundi dara sana ini kan duros amihan.

Enot kaini,nag eribakwar an mga taga barangay na nag eeristar harane sa dagat subagong alas 5:00 ning mag aagahon huli kan pagkusog kan duros kasabay man kan pagdakula kan alon na an tubig-dagat nag-abot astang sa habayan.

Pirang barotong de-motor an naraot asin pira man na harong an naglubog sa tubig.

Haros 30 minutos nindang namatean an pagraraot na ini kan panahon sa lugar ninda.

Nakaalerto na man an lokal na gobyerno ngani na magtao ning tulos na aksyon kun enkaso liwat na mautro an pangyayari.

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 11:42 AM

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Duwa sa mga pamosong gulay digdi sa Nabua.....

Ginataang purupagulong
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Ginataang puso ng saging
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sonofignatius

November 4th, 2009, 11:48 AM

[QUOTE=hakz2007;45668069][B]Sain daw digdi sa Bikol mahahanap ang pinakamasiram na kinunot?

para sako, sa NAGA GARDEN. tama ang ang alsom asin ang lomoy kang pagi. better than geewan's.

in my childhood days, a peddler with his calderos of panira, kinunot among them, would go around the streets of sta cruz, naga. masiram ang kinunot niya. masiram man si tindang kinunot kang mga karihan dyan sa may sta cruz chapel.

habang nag-aaralsom ang pagnamit ta kakaisip kang masisiram na pagkakan, salamat na marhay, NagaBoy, for the important remind re: calories intake. marhay nang maglikay.

(alagad sabi ngani kang mga talagang nag-eenjoy, "tiwi daa kung tiwi" haha).

how ironic that these cardiac delights are truly sinful :nuts:

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 11:49 AM

Bicol Native Cuisine
(http://www.camarinessur.gov.ph/?page=3&pid=3)

Bicolanos are noted for their gastronomic appetite in fiery or chili-hot dishes. Unlike people from other regions in the entire country, a Bicolano can relish every meal which has for its recipe anything spicy.

Here are some of the list of recipes which are notably pure Bicolano.

Gulay Na Natong (Laing)[/COLOR]

This Bikolano recipe is made of finely shredded "natong" or gabi leaves flavored with a "bangut" of "balaw" or small shrimps, or small crabs. Sometimes ground pork with a little amount of fat is added; for an appetizing aroma, a few pieces of whole native pepper (not labuyo) are added just before removing the cooking vessel from the fire.

Langkang Palusag (Bread fruit)

Langka, bangut, garlic, onion are placed in the coconut milk and brought to a boil then allowed to simmer until the langka is tender. Stirring of the ingredients need not be done.

Bikol Express

Made of "balaw", with a little amount of ground pork and "siling labuyo". The amount of pepper placed in the recipe depends upon the capacity of the consumer to savour "hot" food.

Pinangat

Diced lobster meat mixed with the meat of young coconut (lukadon), lemongrass (tanglad) and ground garlic, diced onions are added. All these are mixed together in coconut milk. Each lump of this mixture is wrapped in two layers of well-wiped, clean gabi leaves and pairs of these wrapped lumps are tied together with strips of the paklang (the skin of the gabi stalk). All of these paired wrapped lumps of the flattened mixture are cooked in coconut milk just enough to cover all the packages. Bring the milk to a boil, allow it to simmer until the cooked aroma is smelled.

Ginuygoy

Tender leaves of the gabi (natong na piniripit) are cooked in little water, flavored with dinaelan and when cooked is seasoned with lemon juice.

Inon-on
Sibobog(galunggong) or the remolyetes or any saltwater fish may be cooked with vinegar or lemon juice, garlic, onions with generous amount of oil and as little water as possible.
http://www.camarinessur.gov.ph/images/icon_sili.jpg Ginaring
An appetizing dish which is a roast skewered fish of talusog (dalag).

For Dessert

Ripe guavas may be made into "gulay na bayawas" from small slices and cooked in coconut milk with melted "sangkaka"(panutsa).

Santan cooked from the coconut milk and melted sangkaka brought to the right consistency and pilinut is added for making it.

For Breakfast or Merienda (Snacks)

Ibos of pulutan (malagkit rice) which is allowed to stand for a couple of hours in coconut milk then wrapped in coils of cocnut leaves and then cooked. It is usually dipped in chocolate or eaten with santan.

Sinuman of pulutan (malagkit rice) cooked in melted sangkaka(panutsa) and coconut milk cooked in the same manner as rice is cooked.

Butse, tabog-tabog snacks made from camote (sweet potato)

Linubak- mashed unripe bananas which are sweetened with scrapings of panutsa.

Olog-olog (called holog-holog by some)these are small balls of malagkit flour cooked in boiling water sweeted with sangkaka.

SOURCE: Leonor R. Dy-Liacco,
Camarines Sur Guide to Visitors

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 11:53 AM

[B]Sain daw digdi sa Bikol mahahanap ang pinakamasiram na kinunot?

para sako, sa NAGA GARDEN. tama ang ang alsom asin ang lomoy kang pagi. better than geewan's.

in my childhood days, a peddler with his calderos of panira, kinunot among them, would go around the streets of sta cruz, naga. masiram ang kinunot niya. masiram man si tindang kinunot kang mga karihan dyan sa may sta cruz chapel.

habang nag-aaralsom ang pagnamit ta kakaisip kang masisiram na pagkakan, salamat na marhay, NagaBoy, for the important remind re: calories intake. marhay nang maglikay.

(alagad sabi ngani kang mga talagang nag-eenjoy, "tiwi daa kung tiwi" haha).

how ironic that these cardiac delights are truly sinful :nuts:

sabayan mo pa an kinunot nin linantang pili....dawa magkaturog na pagkatapos magkakan....:cheers:

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 11:54 AM

Uni pa an gusto ko talagang matry kaunon....ano daw namit kaini....

Recipe kan Pansit na may gata

1. Isang kilong pansit bato.
2. Isang basong siling labuyo.
3. duwang niyog (grated) (apat na basong gata)
4. Salt, pepper,& garlic

Igisa mo ang bawang at pagbrown na ikaag an gata pagkulo ihulog an pansit at timplahan ng asin at paminta. Serve with inihaw na tabodyos at kanin.

sonofignatius

November 4th, 2009, 11:55 AM

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Duwa sa mga pamosong gulay digdi sa Nabua.....

on this rainy evening in manila, all these dishes make a perfect meal!

for those longing for kinunot in manila, go to the Sunday Market at the Lung Center and visit the carenderias. good kinunot is served along with gulay na sili, natong and other bikol dishes.

also those missing bikol food in manila: go to ULOULO (original carenderia; other ulo-ulo places have sprouted nearby), road 2, next to veterans hospital golf area.

long queues for the sinigang na ulo-ulo (cooked the bikol way, cocido style talaga). many times SRO crowd. also serving spicy adobo, kinunot, dinuguan, ginisang piga, natong. pilinuts, polvoron, conserva etc available for dessert.

P100/ bowl ang ulo-ulo with large head of fish. unlimited sabaw.

madaling mahanap ta usually by 11am, dakul nang kotse nakapark sa area, maski sa luwas kang eskinita.

owned by a family from albay.

sonofignatius

November 4th, 2009, 11:58 AM

sabayan mo pa an kinunot nin linantang pili....dawa magkaturog na pagkatapos magkakan....:cheers:

haha.. garo kumbaga, si nagkakakan, mapapalint--n sa siram! :nuts:

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 12:00 PM

Duwa sa mga pamosong gulay digdi sa Nabua.....

on this rainy evening in manila, all these dishes make a perfect meal!

for those longing for kinunot in manila, go to the Sunday Market at the Lung Center and visit the carenderias. good kinunot is served along with gulay na sili, natong and other bikol dishes.

also those missing bikol food in manila: go to ULOULO (original carenderia; other ulo-ulo places have sprouted nearby), road 2, next to veterans hospital golf area.

long queues for the sinigang na ulo-ulo (cooked the bikol way, cocido style talaga). many times SRO crowd. also serving spicy adobo, kinunot, dinuguan, ginisang piga, natong. pilinuts, polvoron, conserva etc available for dessert.

P100/ bowl ang ulo-ulo with large head of fish. unlimited sabaw.

madaling mahanap ta usually by 11am, dakul nang kotse nakapark sa area, maski sa luwas kang eskinita.

owned by a family from albay.

ibig sabihin maraming nasasarapan ng mga lutong Bikolnon kaya dagsa ang mga kumakain sa mga lugar kung saan may mga Bikolano dishes....:banana::banana::banana:

hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 12:01 PM

Calabanga
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hakz2007

November 4th, 2009, 12:02 PM

haha.. garo kumbaga, si nagkakakan, mapapalint--n sa siram! :nuts:

:lol::lol::lol: ayahay an pagkabusog ko kayan.....pierte.....:cheers:

Irigueño23

November 4th, 2009, 02:25 PM

whew at last SSC member na aq.. welcome ba acoh d2?? SAM here from Iriga City...

sonofignatius

November 4th, 2009, 04:00 PM

whew at last SSC member na aq.. welcome ba acoh d2?? SAM here from Iriga City...

dagos, sam! makibale ka sa masiram na orolay-olay digdi.

are you from the pontifical and royal U?

fil07

November 4th, 2009, 04:01 PM

whew at last SSC member na aq.. welcome ba acoh d2?? SAM here from Iriga City...

welcome to the club :cheers:

Irigueño23

November 4th, 2009, 04:21 PM

dagos, sam! makibale ka sa masiram na orolay-olay digdi.

are you from the pontifical and royal U?

kakagutom nga ng topic nyo ngaun.. yes sir i am from ust... pero d2 na aq sa iriga ngaun.. kakaresign q lng last month sa work q sa baguio.. kayo po?:banana::banana:

Irigueño23

November 4th, 2009, 04:22 PM

welcome to the club :cheers:

tnx sir for welcoming me here..:banana::cheers:

_mike

November 4th, 2009, 11:02 PM

kami rin ganyan din ang pagluto lahat ng ingredients nasa kaldero at lalagyan ng kakang gata pag malapit ng hanguin.....

ngunian ko lang yan nadangog na pitong biyernes an bansag sa dinailan....pero masiram yan...

ako an naghapot kung ano an pinakurat, now i know...thanks son!

^^garo nadangog ko na ini, pag nagkakan ka ning dinailan, tapos nagkamot ka lang, pitong byernes daang walat sa kamot mo ang parong kang dinailan :nuts:

siram kan dinailan na pigdangdang sa kalayo (hangang matutong kadikit), tapos gisahon saka laganan dakul na limonsito...:drool:

_mike

November 4th, 2009, 11:03 PM

whew at last SSC member na aq.. welcome ba acoh d2?? SAM here from Iriga City...

^^welcome Irigueno23!!! :cheers:

kevinb

November 4th, 2009, 11:52 PM

^^ Hi Sam! Welcome!

_____

Grabe. Almost 5 days lang ako nawara, halawigon na naman baga ang thread ta. Nagkahilingan palan kami ni Pau (oragon.com) suudma sa UNC. Hehehe. :D

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 12:24 AM

RP team wins 2nd place in int’l math contest (http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/topstories/topstories/view/20091031-233270/RP-team-wins-2nd-place-in-intl-math-contest)
By Jerry E. Esplanada
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 14:17:00 10/31/2009

Filed Under: Awards and Prizes, Good news, Education
NEW DELHI, India— It's "mission accomplished" for the 20-member Philippine team to the just-concluded 2009 Wizards at Mathematics International Competition (WIZMIC) where it finished in second place.

The silver medalists were Trisha Nicole Aman from Naga Hope Christian School in Naga City; James Daniel Cordon and Angelo Gabriel Llamas from PAREF-Southridge in Muntinlupa City; Wilford Jason Julio, Martin Lewis Koa and Keith Brian Yu from St. Jude Catholic School; and Leo Emmanuel Sombiro from Solomon Integrated School de Iloilo in Iloilo City.

Matitibay man talaga sa int'l Math contests ang Chinese schools kang Naga ay. Kung bakong Hope, St Jo ang nangagana. Mag oragon man nanggad! :okay:

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 12:26 AM

Caceres Priests Forbidden from Running for Public Office –Archbishop Legaspi (http://www.voxbikol.com/bikolnews/1902/caceres-priests-forbidden-running-public-office-%E2%80%93archbishop-legaspi)

Vox Bikol
Monday, November 2nd, 2009

Naga City (29 October) - Annoyed by rumors that some priests in his jurisdiction are being enjoined to run for public office, Caceres Archbishop Leonardo Legaspi declared in a homily that priests in the Archdiocese of Caceres are forbidden from seeking public posts this coming May 2010 Elections.

In a homily delivered last 25 October, Archbishop Legaspi said the Code of Canon Law is clear in forbidding clerics from "assum[ing] public office which entail participation in the exercise of civil power."

Speaking in Pilipino, the Archbishop explained that priests were not meant for politics "kundi ang kaligtasan ng kaluluwa" (but for the salvation of souls).

He made this clarification in view of rumors circulating that some priests in the Archdiocese are planning or are being enjoined to run for elective positions during the 2010 National and Local Elections.

Archbishop Legaspi, however, stated that despite the Canon Law provision against clerics holding civil authority, it is not impossible that a priest assume a public post.

"... [M]aliwanag rin na hindi imposible na mangyari na ang isang pari ay makaupo sa political positions," the Archbishop admitted.

He indicated that, nonetheless, Canon Law also provides that priests may hold civil power when "the need to protect the rights of the church or to promote the common good requires it in the judgment of the competent ecclesiastical authority."

In the case of Caceres, however, the Archbishop stated that such need is not present, hereby denying the possibility of allowing any priest under his authority from being a candidate for the 2010 elections.

For the past several weeks, speculations in the local media have indicated that two priests of the Archdiocese are being urged to run this coming election. No formal declarations from the rumored priests have been made as of yet.

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Good news for me! :D

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 12:42 AM

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 01:04 AM

finally na mit me na founder asin tag gibo kan SSC Naga Cam Sur...hehehe!!!thanks kev...oragon ka talaga!!!astig!!!ingat sa byahe today..mauran pati...:master::master:

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 01:06 AM

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 01:07 AM

finally na mit me na founder asin tag gibo kan SSC Naga Cam Sur...hehehe!!!thanks kev...oragon ka talaga!!!astig!!!ingat sa byahe today..mauran pati...:master::master:

Adik ka. :lol:

Yaon na ako igdi sa Manila. Subanggi pa ako nag-hali. Mga 6AM ako nakauli igdi sa harong sa Pasig. Nag-uuran dyan? Igdi madàgom pero dai man nag-uuran.

Kalalawgon mo palan si pinsan ko. :lol:

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 01:12 AM

yup kev..kan nagkahilingan kami sir bob ei dun talaga daw ibubugtak an SM supermarket...4 d meantime cguru van terminal muna...income din yun..good morning forumers...

We'll see. Almost panò na palan ang SM ano? Siguro 2 or 3 shops na lang ang dai pa open. Twice ako nagduman, suudma saka kan sarong aldaw. Dakol tao pirmi. Kaso sige sana ang karakan o kaya window shopping. Mayo gayo nagsho-shopping talaga. Sana man mayo magsaradong mga tindahan.

Marhay na aga sa gabos! :D

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 01:22 AM

Adik ka. :lol:

Yaon na ako igdi sa Manila. Subanggi pa ako nag-hali. Mga 6AM ako nakauli igdi sa harong sa Pasig. Nag-uuran dyan? Igdi madàgom pero dai man nag-uuran.

Kalalawgon mo palan si pinsan ko. :lol:

hahaha...namukhaan taka tolos...maray na lang ta nagtambay me sa gym..hehe..nice meeting you kev..mauranon na digdi..hope we can have a SSC xmas party..

We'll see. Almost panò na palan ang SM ano? Siguro 2 or 3 shops na lang ang dai pa open. Twice ako nagduman, suudma saka kan sarong aldaw. Dakol tao pirmi. Kaso sige sana ang karakan o kaya window shopping. Mayo gayo nagsho-shopping talaga. Sana man mayo magsaradong mga tindahan.

Marhay na aga sa gabos! :D

pirmi panu an SM tsaka ung taxis plying around downtown city eh from 20 units eh they are increasing it to 30 more units...it shows na talagang makusog an business digdi sa Naga...

_mike

November 5th, 2009, 01:26 AM

finally na mit me na founder asin tag gibo kan SSC Naga Cam Sur...hehehe!!!thanks kev...oragon ka talaga!!!astig!!!ingat sa byahe today..mauran pati...:master::master:

:applause: maray ka pa nabisto mo na ang SSC camarines thread starter.:cheers:

to kevinb: :master::master::master:

hehe...marhay na aga forumers!!!

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 01:29 AM

hahaha...namukhaan taka tolos...maray na lang ta nagtambay me sa gym..hehe..nice meeting you kev..mauranon na digdi..hope we can have a SSC xmas party..

Iyo ngani. Binayaan mo pati su kaulay mo. :lol: Nice meeting you too Pau. :)

Kung magkaigwa ning Xmas party jan, I'd be there in spirit. :D

pirmi panu an SM tsaka ung taxis plying around downtown city eh from 20 units eh they are increasing it to 30 more units...it shows na talagang makusog an business digdi sa Naga...

Iyo. Maray talaga an business jan. Mala ta pag-uli ko, pirmi traffic pati. Nauurag ako. But it's a sign. :okay:

Sana lang magibuhan paagi ni Mayor ang grabeng traffic saka polusyon ning mga trike saka jeep. Road widening ang kaipuhan!:cheers:

Kurukyut man palan si mga bagong street lights sa Plaza Quezon. :D

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 01:30 AM

:applause: maray ka pa nabisto mo na ang SSC camarines thread starter.:cheers:

to kevinb: :master::master::master:

hehe...marhay na aga forumers!!!

for sure magkakahiriligan man kita gabos...good morning...busy day ulit...

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 01:32 AM

:applause: maray ka pa nabisto mo na ang SSC camarines thread starter.:cheers:

to kevinb: :master::master::master:

hehe...marhay na aga forumers!!!

:lol::rofl:

Napapangirit man daw ako saindo ay. Tats ako. :lol:

Marhaaaaaaaaaaaaaay na aga! :D

*****

Si dati ko palan katrabaho sa Sutherland, inaagda ako mag-apply sainda ning Communications Coach. Igua daa opening. Tapos ang sweldo daa tatapatan si sweldo ko igdi sa Manila. Sabi ko purbaran ko ta garo magayon na deal yan, tapos syempre yaon na sana ako jan sa Naga. Pigguyod lang pati ako. Mayo ako dara dawa ano. :lol: Kaso pag-abot ko duman, closed na daa si opening. Sayang. :hahano:

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 01:34 AM

for sure magkakahiriligan man kita gabos...good morning...busy day ulit...

Good luck sa mga workload. Kayang-kaya yan ning mga uragon. :D:okay:

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 01:34 AM

:lol::rofl:

Napapangirit man daw ako saindo ay. Tats ako. :lol:

Marhaaaaaaaaaaaaaay na aga! :D

*****

Si dati ko palan katrabaho sa Sutherland, inaagda ako mag-apply sainda ning Communications Coach. Igua daa opening. Tapos ang sweldo daa tatapatan si sweldo ko igdi sa Manila. Sabi ko purbaran ko ta garo magayon na deal yan, tapos syempre yaon na sana ako jan sa Naga. Pigguyod lang pati ako. Mayo ako dara dawa ano. :lol: Kaso pag-abot ko duman, closed na daa si opening. Sayang. :hahano:

tsk..tsk..sayang man...after graduation i had a stint with people support kaso hindi me nagdagos..last year AIG naman kaso sa digdi man giraray bagsak me...but i love working digdi Naga

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 01:36 AM

^^ Tano ta nagbalik ka sa Naga? Na-home sick ka ano? Hehehe

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 01:43 AM

^^ Tano ta nagbalik ka sa Naga? Na-home sick ka ano? Hehehe

na stroke kea papa but he's ok now...but i realized na mas maorag pa mag work digdi kesa sa manila.."barato, matuninong asin malinig an lugar'

_mike

November 5th, 2009, 01:45 AM

for sure magkakahiriligan man kita gabos...good morning...busy day ulit...
^^iyo ta mayo pa ko nameet na forumer hehe
naka-puli ako last july pero madali lang saka dai ko aram ang mga kontak info ninda hakz...:bash:

:lol::rofl:

Napapangirit man daw ako saindo ay. Tats ako. :lol:

Marhaaaaaaaaaaaaaay na aga! :D

*****

Si dati ko palan katrabaho sa Sutherland, inaagda ako mag-apply sainda ning Communications Coach. Igua daa opening. Tapos ang sweldo daa tatapatan si sweldo ko igdi sa Manila. Sabi ko purbaran ko ta garo magayon na deal yan, tapos syempre yaon na sana ako jan sa Naga. Pigguyod lang pati ako. Mayo ako dara dawa ano. :lol: Kaso pag-abot ko duman, closed na daa si opening. Sayang. :hahano:
^^:lol:haha huna ko pati malipat ka na talaga dyan sa Naga :D
igwa ko ka-batch na nagttrabaho (TSE) jan sa Sutherland na Pili...

Good luck sa mga workload. Kayang-kaya yan ning mga uragon. :D:okay:
^^:okay:

bobbymay74

November 5th, 2009, 01:48 AM

^^ Ano palan tong ginigibong building sa likod ning CBD Plaza Hotel? And BTW, nadangog ko sa sarong trike driver sa CBD na van terminal daa si gigibuhon na building sa tahaw ning SM and bus terminal. Naribong ako ta sabi baga ni Bobby SM Supermarket daa gigibuhon duman. :dunno:

Good Morning Kev, Mike and Oragon.com. It's already a period of monsoon rain, talagang pa christmas na. Kev sana we had meet with other SSC member maybe this december.

About the SM , lets just wait, kung talaga SM Supermarket or Van terminal. I will talk to my source in SM incase dae totoo.. susuodyaon ko siya :lol:. He will be back in SM Main next March or April.

Sana, you get in touched with your former Co-worker sa Sutherland kung may opening in your type of position . It's still practical here. Anyway i just hope your doing well. Akala ko mag ma masters ka sa U.P. Diliman?

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 01:49 AM

@ Mike next month for sure we have all the time to meet and exchange pleasantries and share our whimsical dreams 'bout Naga and Cam Sur...

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 01:50 AM

mauran na aldaw saimo sir bob...business kita mga SSC forumers...hehehe

bobbymay74

November 5th, 2009, 01:53 AM

finally na mit me na founder asin tag gibo kan SSC Naga Cam Sur...hehehe!!!thanks kev...oragon ka talaga!!!astig!!!ingat sa byahe today..mauran pati...:master::master:

Yes. He is the founder. I still recall about the banner we need to post permanently in our SSC kaya lang mayo pang available ma gibo :cheers:

bobbymay74

November 5th, 2009, 01:55 AM

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 01:55 AM

na stroke kea papa but he's ok now...but i realized na mas maorag pa mag work digdi kesa sa manila.."barato, matuninong asin malinig an lugar'

Aw. Sad to hear that. But still good since he's doing fine na. :)

Iyo. Mas barato talaga jan. Sana parehas igdi sa Manila ang mga presyo jan sa Bicol. Hehehe

^^iyo ta mayo pa ko nameet na forumer hehe
naka-puli ako last july pero madali lang saka dai ko aram ang mga kontak info ninda hakz...:bash:

Yaon sain ka baya ngonian? Nasa Manila ka nagsstay now o offshore ka?

^^:lol:haha huna ko pati malipat ka na talaga dyan sa Naga :D
igwa ko ka-batch na nagttrabaho (TSE) jan sa Sutherland na Pili...

Haloy ko na actually iniisip na mag-uli sa Naga, kaso nasasaditan ako sa sweldo. Kung arog kayan sa Suth na offer na tatapatan sweldo ko igdi sa Manila, mauli talaga ako. Daradakula ang maiipon ko kung arog kayan ang deal. Nasayang man ngani ako kang naaraman kong closed na si job opening.

bobbymay74

November 5th, 2009, 01:58 AM

mauran na aldaw saimo sir bob...business kita mga SSC forumers...hehehe

Yeah, it's cold and wet :lol: . I need to go now. Thanks again see you soon

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 01:59 AM

About the SM , lets just wait, kung talaga SM Supermarket or Van terminal. I will talk to my source in SM incase dae totoo.. susuodyaon ko siya :lol:. He will be back in SM Main next March or April.

Sige, sudyaon mo. Sarala info tinatao. :jk::lol: I hope it's SM. Or if it's not SM, van terminal na lang. Para si katapat na lote ning SM, duman ilaag si annex. Mas dakula! :okay:

Sana, you get in touched with your former Co-worker sa Sutherland kung may opening in your type of position . It's still practical here. Anyway i just hope your doing well. Akala ko mag ma masters ka sa U.P. Diliman?

Sabi ninda, pag igua daa Comms Analyst o kaya COL trainer, sasabihan ninda ako. Mas gusto ko kaya arog kayan na work kesa QA or TL. Pero kung may TL na opening, pwede man. Hehehe. :D

Yes. He is the founder. I still recall about the banner we need to post permanently in our SSC kaya lang mayo pang available ma gibo :cheers:

I have actually forgotten about that banner. :lol:

Dae na muna maki sabayan mga ibang padi sa next election. Si Msgr Nono muna mag dalagan against the OLD GUARD.

Siisay si Msgr Nono saka si Old Guard? Dai ko sinda biristo. :D

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 02:00 AM

Yeah, it's cold and wet :lol: . I need to go now. Thanks again see you soon

Bbye Bobby. :wave:

bobbymay74

November 5th, 2009, 02:03 AM

Aw. Sad to hear that. But still good since he's doing fine na. :)

Iyo. Mas barato talaga jan. Sana parehas igdi sa Manila ang mga presyo jan sa Bicol. Hehehe

Yaon sain ka baya ngonian? Nasa Manila ka nagsstay now o offshore ka?

Haloy ko na actually iniisip na mag-uli sa Naga, kaso nasasaditan ako sa sweldo. Kung arog kayan sa Suth na offer na tatapatan sweldo ko igdi sa Manila, mauli talaga ako. Daradakula ang maiipon ko kung arog kayan ang deal. Nasayang man ngani ako kang naaraman kong closed na si job opening.

In my view, even though it's not that high compared in your rate in Manila, at least you can start reviewing the expenses you have in manila and the things that you will not be spending here like transportation, home made foods, energy of waiting for etc...

_mike

November 5th, 2009, 02:06 AM

Aw. Sad to hear that. But still good since he's doing fine na. :)

Iyo. Mas barato talaga jan. Sana parehas igdi sa Manila ang mga presyo jan sa Bicol. Hehehe

Yaon sain ka baya ngonian? Nasa Manila ka nagsstay now o offshore ka?

^^digdi lang ako kev sa laguna. Bihira lang talaga makapuli

Haloy ko na actually iniisip na mag-uli sa Naga, kaso nasasaditan ako sa sweldo. Kung arog kayan sa Suth na offer na tatapatan sweldo ko igdi sa Manila, mauli talaga ako. Daradakula ang maiipon ko kung arog kayan ang deal. Nasayang man ngani ako kang naaraman kong closed na si job opening.
^^iyo ngani yan, gusto ko man kuta na dyan na lang magtrabaho sa Naga, kaso hababa lang ang sweldo:bash:. Kaya nag-tataga-tipon tipon muna digdi habang maray pa ang pa-sweldo. eventually, pag igwang maray na offer dyan mapuli ako. maski magtaga-tukdo na lang, kaso dai pa tapos masters ko :D makahugak na magpara-adal...:nuts:

Yeah, it's cold and wet :lol: . I need to go now. Thanks again see you soon
^^Bilis mo naman sir Bob hehe...:wave:

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 02:13 AM

^^digdi lang ako kev sa laguna. Bihira lang talaga makapuli

Ai iyo. Yaon ka palan jan sa Laguna. Hehehe. Nasa First Industrial Park ka garo ai! Hehehehe

^^iyo ngani yan, gusto ko man kuta na dyan na lang magtrabaho sa Naga, kaso hababa lang ang sweldo:bash:. Kaya nag-tataga-tipon tipon muna digdi habang maray pa ang pa-sweldo. eventually, pag igwang maray na offer dyan mapuli ako. maski magtaga-tukdo na lang, kaso dai pa tapos masters ko :D makahugak na magpara-adal...:nuts:

Iyo. Mas magayon talaga mag-work lang sa Naga. Kaso gusto ko na magsolo. Maging independent sa family ba. :D

back 2 work ... gtg ... gud day 2 all!!! kev, mike, bob....

Atyan na yan. Makakahalat yan. :lol: Joke. Sige na. Baka maanggutan ka ni Boss mo. :D

_mike

November 5th, 2009, 02:28 AM

Ai iyo. Yaon ka palan jan sa Laguna. Hehehe. Nasa First Industrial Park ka garo ai! Hehehehe

^^dai...pero apartment ko harani lang sa FPIP...sa LTI ang opisina mi, BPO company man...kaya pang-aswang man ang laog ko sa trabaho :lol:

Iyo. Mas magayon talaga mag-work lang sa Naga. Kaso gusto ko na magsolo. Maging independent sa family ba. :D

^^hehe. iba man kaya pag independent, mayong nagsasaway tsaka mayo nakiki-aram nyahaha, kaya miski araaldaw rabas ayus lang. pero minsan mahihidaw ka man giraray sa pamilya.

Musta man palan ang camaligan kev?

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 02:35 AM

^^dai...pero apartment ko harani lang sa FPIP...sa LTI ang opisina mi, BPO company man...kaya pang-aswang man ang laog ko sa trabaho :lol:

Dai ko aram ang LTI. LTO lang aram ko. :lol:

^^hehe. iba man kaya pag independent, mayong nagsasaway tsaka mayo nakiki-aram nyahaha, kaya miski araaldaw rabas ayus lang. pero minsan mahihidaw ka man giraray sa pamilya.

Iyong gayo ka. Mayo maparasaway. Mapagal pati magparadangog kaya minsan sa aram mo na man. :lol:

Yan lang, nakakamiss man minsan. Minsan lang. :D

Musta man palan ang camaligan kev?

Uto. Camaligan man guiraray. Malaban si Eduardo saka si Emman Prado sa 2010. Dai ako maboto. Dai ako nakarehistro.

_mike

November 5th, 2009, 02:39 AM

^^haha ako man, dai na ko nag-parehistro...makandidato na naman palan si prado, mayo man baga yan naginibo sa camaligan

sa (LTI) laguna technopark...maray na lang ta pwede mag-taga petiks digdi sa opisina >:)

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 02:47 AM

^^ Maray pa saindo. Samo istrikto. Tapos ang corporate firewall, nakakasuya. Bawal gabos. :ohno:

Halat. Emman o Wawe. Iyo, garo si Emman. Tas garo ang vice niya si Ed Loriaga. Mala ta kung anu-anong project baga ang pinagiribo kan duwa. Pirmi pati nakalaag, "A project of Cong. Luis Villafuerte. Thru the efforts of Emman Prado/Ed Loriaga."

Pangisi sana ako. Harani na talaga ang eleksyon. Ang mga botante man, magkakaroloko kaiyan.

_mike

November 5th, 2009, 03:00 AM

^^iyo ngani, pero panigurado ma-istrikto man digdi sa opisina dai mahaloy :D

Arug na talaga kayan pag-harani ang eleksyon, normal na yan. Maski digdi sa laguna sige na ang ruluwasan kang mga tarpaulin (graduation, board exams, fiesta, pati pistang kalag gabos may mga patanid) may mga lalawgon kan mga trapo. tsk tsk...

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 03:21 AM

^^ :lol:

Pati pistang kalag dai pinatawad. Nuarin daw magiging politically mature ang Pinas ay?

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 05:13 AM

tnx palan sa mga lahat ng nagwelcome sakin d2.. kevinb , mike.. mauran sadi iriga lang uyam..:banana::banana:

sonofignatius

November 5th, 2009, 05:56 AM

carelessWhisper

November 5th, 2009, 06:05 AM

Aquino unveils ‘Ninoy and Cory Avenue’ in Naga

By Jan Rev Davila
Inquirer Southern Luzon
First Posted 21:13:00 10/24/2009

Filed Under: News, Politics, Elections, Personalities, Cory Aquino

NAGA CITY, Philippines—Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III and key members of the Liberal Party visited Naga City Saturday to unveil the “Ninoy and Cory Avenue,” a thoroughfare named after his illustrious parents, former President Cory Aquino and Ninoy Aquino.

Despite the midday sun, hundreds of Aquino's supporters clad in yellow flocked to the lobby of SM City Naga to catch a glimpse of Aquino and his partymates.

Noynoy and his Liberal Party-mates visited the province of Camarines Sur Saturday to help drum up support and welcome new members from the ranks of local politicians.

Noynoy was accompanied by the Liberal Party’s senatorial aspirants—Former Bukidnon Rep. Neric Acosta, Rep. Teofisto Guingona III, Muntinlupa Rep. Ruffy Biazon, and Akbayan Party-list Rep. Riza Hontiveros-Baraquel.

Naga City Mayor Jesse M. Robredo was with the group during the motorcade.

After meeting with Archbishop Leonardo Legaspi and attending a brief press conference with local media, the Aquino party made its way to the outlying towns.

The convoy made a short stop in Calabanga town before heading back to Naga for the unveiling of the avenue.

On August 4, three days after the death of the former president, Naga’s City Council passed the ordinance giving the name.

A previously unnamed main artery leading from one of Naga’s main roads linking it to the national highway will now bear the name of the Aquino couple.

It is the only avenue known to bear two names, supporters of the measure said.

The same avenue is also home to a newly constructed mall, the central bus and jeepney terminal, as well as the soon-to-be-completed Naga coliseum.

Naga City Mayor Robredo said the inauguration and naming of the avenue is part of the city’s recognition of the Aquino couple’s great contribution to the restoration of Philippine democracy.

Robredo, who is on his last term as mayor, added the unveiling is a symbolic gesture of how Naga came to be because of “People Power” and the Aquino legacy.

carelessWhisper

November 5th, 2009, 06:14 AM

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Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 06:16 AM

pictures taken outside our house..
http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/2681/img1872a.jpg
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sonofignatius

November 5th, 2009, 06:21 AM

thanks for posting the caramoan pics, carelessWhisper, esp the last one with Mary's statue (it's supposed to be one of the tallest Marian statues in the country).

climbed this hill and spend a night there (caglago?) 13 yrs ago before i left naga. caramoan then was just a secret among backpackers and adventurers.
there were four or five of us- and we each had one isle to ourselves at one point. hinatod sana kami kang bangkero saka sinundo pagkatapos pirang oras.

we climbed the hill at dusk- and we were greeted by the amazing sight of a firely-filled tree! the view of the sea from atop the hill was breathtaking; i suppose, still is.

carelessWhisper

November 5th, 2009, 06:27 AM

_mike

November 5th, 2009, 06:40 AM

sarong sakong naglalaad na sili ang saimong premyo, mike!

iyong gayo, kaya pitong biyernes ta pag kinamot ang dinailan, pitong byernes na, parong parong pang marhay ang dinailan sa kamot haha.

dai lamang matatago sa kataraid :lol:

^^:laugh: padara mo digdi sa laguna sonofignatius iyang sili na yan :P hehe

pangudto mga forumers! :)

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 06:55 AM

Another big project of the lady mayor in Iriga City
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/2113/img1936t.jpg

IRIGA CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET
http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/5319/img1935ux.jpg
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/3215/img1939.jpg
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/117/img1941y.jpg
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/1517/img1940r.jpg

bobbymay74

November 5th, 2009, 07:39 AM

pictures taken outside our house..
http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/2681/img1872a.jpg
http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/9442/img1870v.jpg

WELCOME SAM, Hope you keep posting this thread. I like the pictures and nice atmosphere less pollution or probably none at all. It's really rainy all over the Philippines dahil nag ch change na weather ta from humid to cold, maybe next week malipot na, its yuletide season already.

BTW, did you finished from a Dominican school SAM?

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 07:43 AM

WELCOME SAM, Hope you keep posting this thread. I like the pictures and nice atmosphere less pollution or probably none at all. It's really rainy all over the Philippines dahil nag ch change na weather ta from humid to cold, maybe next week malipot na, its yuletide season already.

uu nga sir.. ramdam q na ang lamig d2.. btw let me grit u sir advance merry xmas.. pati na rin sa lahat ng bicolano SSC members..:cheers:^^:banana:

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 07:48 AM

BTW, did you finished from a Dominican school SAM?

yes sir.. from an augustinian school to a dominican university sir..
laco iriga {hs} to ust sir..:banana:

bobbymay74

November 5th, 2009, 08:28 AM

PNR UPDATES: PNR CENTRAL STATION

I just talk to Engr. Toledano, and had given me updates. PNR operation will resume it's regular trip around the mid of November. They are starting to finished installing the cemented block ( concrete ties ) from Libmanan to Sipocot. and 3 houses in Concepcion Pequena and one in Iriga needs to be renovate or remove, because they are too near the railway. The old train engine (DEL) General Motors will be available but he said, there will be a possible mechanical problems in the future ( As usually ). I did ask him about the 18 Korean Coaches purchased. He said it was already been used, probably in Metro Manila. It is a light rail coaches, with limited capacity and short distance usage. Plus it doesn't have the capacity to run in a higher level areas like in Sipocot to Tagkawayan.

In my interview, i ask if there is a possibility to change the machine engine. He said, yes there is a plan to purchase CATERPILLAR engine as a substitute to the old DEL-General Motors. But the cost of one (1) Caterpillar Engine is around P300 Million. Still it is a question if the government is capable of purchasing this engine .

About the PNR central station area. There are already working to remove houses inside PNR coverage area to make a STATION MALL. But at the moment this area are occupied by 37 houses. They have a time table to remove them would be this year until early nextyear and develop a STATION MALL. Both PNR and CITY Government will have them relocated inside the city.
The first priority is in PNR CENTRAL STATION -NAGA, if they finished this, Iriga will be the next.
Under the M.O.A. of PNR and SM this year , I really don't know exactly if it covers only Metro Manila or the entire Philippines.But in-case they don't have one here in Bicol, PNR can probably choose other companies like Robinson. Engr. Toledano said that there was already a rendering of PNR NAGA Station Mall during the Ramos Adminsitration and the area of the mall will cover the entire PNR station both sides, it is like a big dome within the PNR station and the mall itself. Again when are they going to start this.. will depend upon the removal of illegal houses this year and nextyear. PNR main office in Manila has the final say who will be the winning bidder for this construction.

RATES:
NAGA TO SIPOCOT P 23.00
NAGA TO LIBMANAN 15.00

NAGA TO IRIGA 20.00
NAGA TO LIGAO 40.00

bobbymay74

November 5th, 2009, 08:30 AM

yes sir.. from an augustinian school to a dominican university sir..
laco iriga {hs} to ust sir..:banana:

Yeah, i did saw your former UST coat of Arms, you change it to UST Tigers. Anyway hope to know you more Sam.

IRIGA CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET
http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/5319/img1935ux.jpg
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/3215/img1939.jpg
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/117/img1941y.jpg
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/1517/img1940r.jpg

This would be great. A new Public Market soon

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 08:33 AM

whew at last SSC member na aq.. welcome ba acoh d2?? SAM here from Iriga City...

Maray na Aldow kanimo, Irigueño!

Welcome sadi SSC!

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

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 08:39 AM

Yeah, i did saw your former UST coat of Arms, you change it to UST Tigers. Anyway hope to know you more Sam.

same here sir and d rest of d SSC bicol forumers..:banana: proud bicolano!

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 08:41 AM

Maray na Aldow kanimo, Irigueño!

Welcome sadi SSC!

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

^^^^yehey tnx sir..:banana::banana::banana::cheers::cheers::cheers:

bobbymay74

November 5th, 2009, 08:42 AM

This is the new CONCRETE TIES ( cemented post ) AS THEY CALLED IT

http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/8973/pnrlibmanan7.jpg

http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/3780/pnrlibmanan8.jpg

http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/3888/pnrlibmanan11.jpg

They are finishing it this month. Mid November will be operational

http://img514.imageshack.us/img514/9827/pnrlibmanan14.jpg

http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/4776/pnrlibmanan15.jpg

they called this CLICK ( BLACK METAL for support of the concrete ties )

http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/763/pnrlibmanan12.jpg

http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/8837/pnrlibmanan9.jpg

http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/7434/pnrlibmanan10.jpg

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 08:43 AM

^^garo nadangog ko na ini, pag nagkakan ka ning dinailan, tapos nagkamot ka lang, pitong byernes daang walat sa kamot mo ang parong kang dinailan :nuts:

siram kan dinailan na pigdangdang sa kalayo (hangang matutong kadikit), tapos gisahon saka laganan dakul na limonsito...:drool:

ngonian ko lang naaraman kung tano pitong biyernes an apod kan dinailan.

thanks mike....

^^ Hi Sam! Welcome!

_____

Grabe. Almost 5 days lang ako nawara, halawigon na naman baga ang thread ta. Nagkahilingan palan kami ni Pau (oragon.com) suudma sa UNC. Hehehe. :D

nagdadakol na pano mga members ta....:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

Matitibay man talaga sa int'l Math contests ang Chinese schools kang Naga ay. Kung bakong Hope, St Jo ang nangagana. Mag oragon man nanggad! :okay:

Maurag talaga.....:)

finally na mit me na founder asin tag gibo kan SSC Naga Cam Sur...hehehe!!!thanks kev...oragon ka talaga!!!astig!!!ingat sa byahe today..mauran pati...:master::master:

Yup, Naga Thread was started by Kevin last February 2006.:cheers:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 08:48 AM

HAVE A NICE DAY SAM and HAKZ. GTG muna ako.

Have a pleasant day bobby......kami na muna ni Sam dito sa thread......:cheers:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 08:50 AM

Gloomy and Rainy Vinzons today.....

http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/3289/picture032.jpg

Di ako pinayagan na magbiyahe papunta ng Calaguas Islands ngayon kasi kasingtaas daw ng simbahan ang alon.....:ohno::ohno::ohno:
http://img683.imageshack.us/img683/3289/pict

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 08:56 AM

^^iyo ta mayo pa ko nameet na forumer hehe
naka-puli ako last july pero madali lang saka dai ko aram ang mga kontak info ninda hakz...:bash:

^^:lol:haha huna ko pati malipat ka na talaga dyan sa Naga :D
igwa ko ka-batch na nagttrabaho (TSE) jan sa Sutherland na Pili...

^^:okay:

Just PM me your CP number mike....Para kung digdi ka sa CamSur maghirilingan kitang forumers.....

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 08:58 AM

http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/4524/img1954t.jpg
http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/5127/img1958p.jpg
http://img214.imageshack.us/img214/1807/img1957.jpg
http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/2636/img1951t.jpg
http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/4978/img1952.jpg
http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/5537/img1953r.jpg

this will be one of the most beautiful public market in the region..

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 08:58 AM

CamSur personnel tapped in disaster management gab (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-press-release/camsur-personnel-tapped-in-disaster-management-gab.html)

PILI, CAMSUR- The International humanitarian group Action Against Hunger/Accion Contre La Faim (ACF) joined hands with the Provincial Government of Camarines Sur in launching the 5-day Disaster Risk Reduction Training for PDCC members of Catanduanes and MDCC of Cabusao, Camarines Sur held in Legazpi City, Oct. 26-30, 2009.

Well-trained in disaster management and preparedness, key personnel from the Provincial Government of CamSur ably served as resource speakers during the 5-day training.
The province's trainors included Erwin Oliver of Provincial Social Services Office (PSSO), Edgardo Apolinar of Provincial Governor's Office (PGO), and Erwin Gaston and Jonrick Galban of the Provincial Planning and Development Office (PPDO) who conducted in-depth discussions and training on the Geographic Information System (GIS). The training on GIS included validation, maintenance, updating, and replicating GIS-based multi-hazard maps for more informed disaster management decision-making.

Gov. LRay Villafuerte's partnership with Naga College Foundation Typhoon Prevention Center (NCF-TPC) had earlier put to test the Early Warning System program aimed at reducing the risks brought about by calamities through the installation of typhoon tracking charts. The program, along with other pre-emptive measures that were launched at the height of the recent calamities, proved to be effective tools in considerably reducing the effects of the recent typhoons which visited CamSur

randism

November 5th, 2009, 08:59 AM

randism

November 5th, 2009, 09:01 AM

tnx palan sa mga lahat ng nagwelcome sakin d2.. kevinb , mike.. mauran sadi iriga lang uyam..:banana::banana:

welcome bro.enjoy posting:) saring upod ika sito iriga bro?

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:02 AM

@ Mike next month for sure we have all the time to meet and exchange pleasantries and share our whimsical dreams 'bout Naga and Cam Sur...

:lol::lol::lol:

mauran na aldaw saimo sir bob...business kita mga SSC forumers...hehehe

ano daw mauranon ngonian an aldaw...bad trip talaga.....habo ko daw pag may kalakawan ako na medyo masabaw....

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 09:02 AM

HAVE A NICE DAY SAM and HAKZ. GTG muna ako.

cge sir kami muna bahala sa thread.. pagbalik mo baka thread 19 na.. hehehhe:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:04 AM

Comelec-Cam. Sur, pinahidali an pagpapaluwas kan resolusyon mapadapit sa redistricting bill (http://bomboradyo.com/newsdetails1.asp?ID=116946)
11/4/2009 7:22:20 PM

NAGA CITY – “Mayo pang iniluluwas na resulosyon an komisyon, I emphasize to them na kailangan nang magpalabas ng resolusyon regarding sa bagay na ito. Ini an duon na pahayag ni Commission on Election-Camarines Sur Supervisor Atty. Noriel Badiola katakod sa dugang na distrito sa probinsiya kan Camarines Sur.

Sa intribista kan Bombo Bombo Radyo Naga ki Atty. Badiola, sinabi kaini na sainda ng pinapahidali sa Comelec National an pagpapaluwas kan resolusyon bagu mag-abot an inot na aldaw kan filling of candidacy sa November 20, presenteng taon.

Obheto soboot kaini na makatao kan linaw sa mga bicolano sa saindang pag-file kan kandidatura para sa 2010 elections kung anung distrito an kina-iimbweltuhan ninda.

Sigon pa ki Badiola, sa saiyang pakikipag-ulay ki Comelec Commissioner Gregorio Larizabal, sinabi kaini na ngonyan semana, ipapaluwas ninda an sarung resolusyon para pormal ng magkaigwa kan saru pang districto digdi sa probinsiya.

Marurumduman na kan Oktubre a-12 naipasa sa kongreso an R.A 9716 kung saen magkakaibang kan saru pang distrito sa probinsiya na sinasabing iyong kakaputan soboot sa pagbwelt a ni Department of Budget and Finance Sec. Rolando Andaya.

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 09:04 AM

welcome bro.enjoy posting:) saring upod ika sito iriga bro?

sadi lng po san francisco.. ung papuntang new govt.center..:):):):banana::banana::banana:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:09 AM

http://i834.photobucket.com/albums/zz261/Melnoy/10112009030.jpg
http://i834.photobucket.com/albums/zz261/Melnoy/10112009032.jpg
http://i834.photobucket.com/albums/zz261/Melnoy/10112009013.jpg

pictures taken outside our house..
http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/2681/img1872a.jpg
http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/9442/img1870v.jpg

maurag na mga pictures kan Caramoan and Iriga City. nagpahiling naman nanggad si carelesswhisper...tibaad si irigueño..magpost man ki pic niya digdi sa thread.....:cheers:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:11 AM

CamSur ups tax collections (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-press-release/camsur-ups-tax-collections.html)

PILI, CAMSUR. The provincial government has made considerable inroads in its efforts to collect taxes from delinquent real property owners.

This positive outlook came out from the report of the Provincial Treasurer’s Office (PTO) for the year 2009.

From January to October this year, PTO was able to realize collections from arrearages in real estate taxes amounting to P 5.2 Million. Aside from this, PTO was also able to collect some P3.3 M in delinquent franchise tax from an electric cooperative.
The province’s collections in delinquent real estate taxes amounting to P8.4 M was much higher compared to last year’s collection totaling P3.5 M.

The administration of Governor LRay Villafuerte has been relentless in the campaign to enhance the revenue collections of the province. More revenues mean more money to fund social development projects, it was explained.

PTO officials attributed the enhanced collection this year to the public awareness of real property owners to pay their tax arrears. The PTO regularly sends notices to delinquent taxpayers. Some of the delinquent real estate owners update and settle their accounts before the scheduled public auction.

The province still has some P400 Million collectibles in delinquent franchise taxes from several major telecom and power companies. Hopes are high that the province may be able to collect from them as they are now in constant contact with PTO and negotiating to settle their tax arrears.

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 09:13 AM

maurag na mga pictures kan Caramoan and Iriga City. nagpahiling naman nanggad si carelesswhisper...tibaad si irigueño..magpost man ki pic niya digdi sa thread.....:cheers:

ay amo sir.. maybe sa mga sunod q na post igdi.. maray man na magkabiristuhan ta bilang na bilang pa man sana mga camarinense forumers sadi..:banana::banana::banana::banana:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:15 AM

ay amo sir.. maybe sa mga sunod q na post igdi.. maray man na magkabiristuhan ta bilang na bilang pa man sana mga camarinense forumers sadi..:banana::banana::banana::banana:

pero at least nagkakaradakol na baga kita bukong paryo kadto na pipira sana sadi.....kung agko paka siton mga kabisto na mahilig mag-internet...iinvite mo naman na mag-iba sadi SSC CamSur.......:):cheers:

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 09:15 AM

http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/4524/img1954t.jpg
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/2113/img1936t.jpg

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 09:19 AM

pero at least nagkakaradakol na baga kita bukong paryo kadto na pipira sana sadi.....kung agko paka siton mga kabisto na mahilig mag-internet...iinvite mo naman na mag-iba sadi SSC CamSur.......:):cheers:

amo po sir.. :cheers::cheers::cheers:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:19 AM

Barangays in Vinzons that I visited this afternoon.....

Barangay I
http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/6016/picture029e.jpg

Barangay II
http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/1079/picture031g.jpg

Barangay III
http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/5652/picture028jx.jpg

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:22 AM

useful trips

Welcome to this thread lacksirud.....

Where you from?:)

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:24 AM

Siruma receives assistance at the height of Typhoon Santi (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-press-release/siruma-receives-assistance-at-the-height-of-typhoon-santi.html)

Pili, CamSur – A total of 372 families of the muncipality of Siruma received medical assistance and food packs from the provincial government of Camarines Sur at the height of Typhoon Santi last October 31 until November 2.

Disaster preparedness is among the priority programs of Gov. LRay Villafuerte quickly giving assistance to vulnerable communities especially in coastal barangays and landslide-prone areas of the province. The program includes preemptive evacuation ,providing foods, potable water and medical assistance to distressed communities in times of calamities.
In Siruma alone, the Provincial Health Office (PHO) conducted medical check –up and distributed medicines to the constituents.

Food packs and tarpaulin were also distributed to several families affected by Typhoon Santi.

Included among the barangays which benefitted from the program were Penitan, Cabugao, San Ramon, Sulpa, Vito, Poblacion, Matandang Siruma, and Butawanan.

Aside from Siruma, some 450 families from various towns of the province received assistance at the height of Typhoon Santi last October 31. They include Sta. Rosa Del Norte, San Cirilo and Caranan of Pasacao, San Antonio of Tigaon, Atulayan of Sagnay, New Caaluan, Bani and San Vicente of Tinambac.

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:27 AM

IRIGA CENTRAL PUBLIC MARKET
http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/5319/img1935ux.jpg
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/3215/img1939.jpg
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/117/img1941y.jpg
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/1517/img1940r.jpg

Finally, agko na nagpost kadi sadi.....Ika sana palan a pig-uulat Sam na magpost kading ginigibong public market siton Iriga....Yipee!:banana::banana::banana:

Pira man raw a land area kiton public market?

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:32 AM

Disaster Preparedness

http://camsur.com/images/stories/CamSurNews/disaster%20preparedness%20.jpg

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS. CamSur's team of experts from PSSO, PGO, and PPDO were the frontliners in the recently concluded Geographic Information System (GIS) training on disaster risk reduction for members of the PDCC-Catanduanes and MDCC-Cabusao, CamSur held in Legaspi City. The province's team of trainors was headed by Erwin Oliver of PSSO (standing in top photo). Gov LRay Villafuerte received high praises from various sectors for his pre-emptive measures and programs to effectively minimize the risks posed by calamities to vulnerable communities of the province. The affair was sponsored by Action Against Hunger/Accion Contre La Faim (ACF). an international organization geared at providing assistance to distressed populations.

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 09:37 AM

Vinzons Pilot Elementary School

http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/9343/picture030l.jpg

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 09:55 AM

Finally, agko na nagpost kadi sadi.....Ika sana palan a pig-uulat Sam na magpost kading ginigibong public market siton Iriga....Yipee!:banana::banana::banana:

Pira man raw a land area kiton public market?

di q alam sir pero its huge as in ang lawak ng area kz may landscape at fountain pa sa labas,..:banana::banana: mid next year daw magiging operational tong public market na to in preparation for gayon bicol??..

wats gayon bicol btw??:bash::bash:

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 10:15 AM

tuloy na tuloy na...
PCCL Zonal Qualifying Games

http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/4998/dsc00195zz.jpg

http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/244/dsc00197as.jpg

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 10:18 AM

Another Commercial Building along Peñafrancia Avenue

http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/7910/dsc00193nz.jpg

http://img251.imageshack.us/img251/1287/dsc00191x.jpg

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 10:27 AM

Caramel Bakeshop Branch 2 Near Completion (@ former Postal Bank)

http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/2477/dsc00109io.jpg

Caramel Bakeshop soothing design by Arch. JP Priela (son of Mr. Beda Priela - consultant of PNR) who also masterplan the designs of the 1st Hormone Center in South Luzon (situated at the CBD II @ the back of SM Naga) Wharf Galley, Westpark and the upcoming historical landmark soon to rise along Barlin St.
:master::master:

oragon.com

November 5th, 2009, 10:39 AM

Participating Teams for PCCL Zonal Leg

1. University of Nueva Caceres
2. De La Salle Green Archers
3. St. Francis of Assisi Doves
4. winner of PCU Dolphins vs Lyceum Batangas Pirates and Don Dosco Greywolves

AFAIK: Last year Zonal Leg held at Makati Coliseum, UNC lost all of its 3 games. They fought against Lyceum Batangas (held down by almost 15 pts) Don Bosco Greywolves by 8 pts and another team in Manila...:ohno:

but, with your support ... for sure we shall have a gallant fight!!

Go Bicol!
Go Greyhounds!

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 11:00 AM

^^ Go Greyhounds! Go UNC! :banana::banana::banana:

tnx palan sa mga lahat ng nagwelcome sakin d2.. kevinb , mike.. mauran sadi iriga lang uyam..:banana::banana:

You're welcome Sam!:cheers:

Another big project of the lady mayor in Iriga City
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/2113/img1936t.jpg

Nice project! Garo dakula man baga yan ay! Good for Iriga. I see that Iriga is experiencing some sort of construction boom. Good for you guys. :banana:

Yup, Naga Thread was started by Kevin last February 2006.:cheers:

I still remember it. I post it first in the LGP thread. Then they suggested I create a Naga thread. I came up with an ugly thread-starter since I was a novice in computers then. :lol: I just enumerated facts about Naga. Then posted a few photos which I got from the Internet. Then came Garz and Bobbymay. And now we're a lot bigger than what it used to be! :hug:

maurag na mga pictures kan Caramoan and Iriga City. nagpahiling naman nanggad si carelesswhisper...tibaad si irigueño..magpost man ki pic niya digdi sa thread.....:cheers:

Iyo. Post ka na man pic @Sam! :banana:

wats gayon bicol btw??:bash::bash:

Garo siya festivals of festivals ng Bicol. Gabos na piyesta nagraralaban saka nage-exhibit. It was then held in Intramuros, then it was housed in Naga for a couple of years, in time with the Penafrancia. After 3 years, I guess, it was held in Intramuros again until today. :)

Another Commercial Building along Peñafrancia Avenue

http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/7910/dsc00193nz.jpg

http://img251.imageshack.us/img251/1287/dsc00191x.jpg

Dai ko ini nahiling sa Francia pag agui-agui ko ai. Sain ni harani Pau?

Caramel Bakeshop Branch 2 Near Completion (@ former Postal Bank)

http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/2477/dsc00109io.jpg

Caramel Bakeshop soothing design by Arch. JP Priela (son of Mr. Beda Priela - consultant of PNR) who also masterplan the designs of the 1st Hormone Center in South Luzon (situated at the CBD II @ the back of SM Naga) Wharf Galley, Westpark and the upcoming historical landmark soon to rise along Barlin St.
:master::master:

OMFG! I forgot to visit the Plaza de Nueva Caceres!!! :rant:
Nahiling ko na palan si mga estatua sa itaas ning San Francisco. Ayos! :D
Nice interiors of Caramel Bakeshop. :okay:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 11:10 AM

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 11:14 AM

Augmenting the Resources

http://camsur.com/images/stories/CamSurNews/augmenting%20the%20resources.jpg

AUGMENTING THE RESOURCES. The Province of Camarines Sur received packs of used clothings, boxes of medicines, medicine kits, and food packs from the Office of the President through the Oplan Sagip Bayan program. (left photo) Vice Gov. Salvio Fortuno officially accepts the goods from DSWD Assistant Regional Director Evelyn Lontok who had all the best things to say about Gov. LRay Villafuerte's successful efforts at curbing the effects of typhoons that frequent CamSur through pre-emptive actions to reduce the risks posed by calamities in coastal barangays and flood-prone areas of the province.

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 11:16 AM

tuloy na tuloy na...
PCCL Zonal Qualifying Games

http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/4998/dsc00195zz.jpg

http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/244/dsc00197as.jpg

:banana::banana::banana: tuloy na tuloy na pala ito...wala ng makakapigil....:cheers::cheers::cheers: Go UNC!

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 11:17 AM

Vinzons Public Market

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hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 11:18 AM

di q alam sir pero its huge as in ang lawak ng area kz may landscape at fountain pa sa labas,..:banana::banana: mid next year daw magiging operational tong public market na to in preparation for gayon bicol??.. :bash::bash:

oo nga kasi pag nadadaanan ko yan...malawak talaga...airconditioned ba yang public market na yan?

kasi noon balak ng Iriga City na magtayo ng airconditioned public market...di ko lang alam kung yan na nga ba....:cheers:

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 11:20 AM

^^ That market in Vinzons is like a huge mausoleum. :D

dae pa talaga matapos tapos an rehab kan PNR..Nag-test run na basang sige pang iriray kan riles...:)

Iyong gayo ka. Nagtest run na dati, mala ngonian ta may pigtatarapos pa. :ohno:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 11:20 AM

Asia's Finest

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ASIA'S FINEST. Local athletes displayed mastery and graceful execution of wakeboard airborne acrobatics to decisively emerge champions in various categories during the 2nd Asian Wake Park Championship held October 30 to November 1 at the CamSur Watersports Complex. Top photos from left to rigfht: Dan Saraza bagged 1st in Men's 2 Division, 11 year-old Angelo Luis Linao for Groms category, Tynna Rosero for Amateur Women's Wakeskate division, and Samantha Bermudez for Open Women division. Korea's Kim Yong-IL (inset) landed the top-notch spot of the Men's Professional category in the competition held for the second consecutive year at the CamSur Watersports Complex. Bottom left photo: Top brass athletes flaunt their win after a spledid weekend of big airs, spins, grabs, rails and other magnificent maneuvers with principal sponsor Governor LRay Villafuerte (in yellow boardshorts) striking a pose with Men's Pro winners, judges and guests during the awarding ceremony.

kevinb

November 5th, 2009, 11:26 AM

^^ That's just a kid! :shocked:

akosijamir

November 5th, 2009, 11:40 AM

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 11:43 AM

^^ That market in Vinzons is like a huge mausoleum. :D

Iyong gayo ka. Nagtest run na dati, mala ngonian ta may pigtatarapos pa. :ohno:

makangirit ngani....

^^ That's just a kid! :shocked:

ibig sabihon ka an...maurag asin matibay na aki siya....:)

Arch. GP Priela is also one of the designer of avenue square.Ü

@ Irigueño: maray na gabi-i saimo.Ü welcome digdi.Ü

ano pa daw na mga buildings an pigdesign ni Arch. GP Priela?

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 11:58 AM

AcadFest 2009 winners bared; Ateneo declared champ (http://naga.gov.ph/journal2/?module=popup&page=2&id=1546)
November 5, 2009

NAGA CITY --- Defending champion Ateneo de Naga University secured the top crown in the recently concluded Academic Festival (AcadFest) 2009 held October 28-30 at the Naga City Youth Center here.
Universidad de Sta. Isabel was first runner-up, followed by La Consolacion Academy of Iriga City as second runner-up. Third runner-up was Philippine Science High School, Bicol campus, which was dislodged from its first runner-up rank in last year’s academic fest.
AcadeFest is an annual academic and public speaking competition among high school students in this city and the province of Camarines Sur. It is hosted by UP Harong, an organization of University of the Philippines-Diliman Bicolano students, in cooperation with the City Government of Naga and private sponsors.
This year’s theme, “Breaking the Apathy: The Critical Role of the Bicolano Youth in Political Participation and Social Transformation” challenges the Bicolano youth to partake in political activities and to initiate social change.
Participants vied for cash prizes, medals and certificates in at least six academic events in the 3-day competition.
Janine Patricia G. Robredo of the Universidad de Sta. Isabel, the mayor’s daughter, was adjudged Best Speaker of the Tingog nin Rason Debate Tournament final round and Dwight Garvy Tan of the Ateneo de Naga University was picked the Best Over-All Speaker during the Tingog nin Rason Debate Tournament where the Ateneo de Naga Debating Team emerged as champion.
Following are the champions of the other events: 2ndd Ladawan nin Kabikolan Photojournalis-- Jainee Khyara Almazan (La Consolacion College, Iriga); 6th Gayon Bikolnon Poster Making Contes-- Gil Bustilla (Baao National High School); 7th Sural Essay Writing Contest -- Deborah Nolasco (Naga College Foundation); 8th Harong nin Dunong Quiz Bee – (Team A, Philippine Science HS – Bicol); 12th Boses kan Jovenes PublicSpeaking Contest -- Dwight Tan (AdNU); 14th Tingog nin Rason DebateTournament – (Team A, AdNU)

Tanya Mia Perez, AcadFest chairperson, said the event is part of the organization’s role of honing well-rounded individuals and developing their potentials. “It aims to promote awareness among the students of their being a decisive force in determining the future of our society,” she explained even as she added that “the various contests shall exhibit the advocacies of our organization and uphold the value of camaraderie, intellectual freedom, and social awareness.”

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 12:03 PM

oo nga kasi pag nadadaanan ko yan...malawak talaga...airconditioned ba yang public market na yan?

kasi noon balak ng Iriga City na magtayo ng airconditioned public market...di ko lang alam kung yan na nga ba....:cheers:

di q lng sir alam kung airconditioned yang public market dito.. cguro ung main building lang and the rest hindi na.. yang area na yan ang gusto sanang patayuan noon ng LCC Mall pero di pumayag ang city government.. this public market will benefit majority of the people in it rather than having a mall in the area..:cheers::cheers::banana::banana:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 12:04 PM

di q lng sir alam kung airconditioned yang public market dito.. cguro ung main building lang and the rest hindi na.. yang area na yan ang gusto sanang patayuan noon ng LCC Mall pero di pumayag ang city government.. this public market will benefit majority of the people in it rather than having a mall in the area..:cheers::cheers::banana::banana:

yup...oo nga...palaging puno ang LCC Nabua....pag gabi sobrang hjeavy ng traffic sa highway.....:ohno::ohno::ohno:

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 12:05 PM

Arch. GP Priela is also one of the designer of avenue square.Ü

@ Irigueño: maray na gabi-i saimo.Ü welcome digdi.Ü

marhay na gab-i man saimo :banana::banana:

yup...oo nga...palaging puno ang LCC Nabua....pag gabi sobrang hjeavy ng traffic sa highway.....:ohno::ohno::ohno:

dats a great news sir.. at least Rinconada area is moving forward.. :banana::banana:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 12:10 PM

dats a great news sir.. at least Rinconada area is moving forward.. :banana::banana:

yup and i hope dagos dagos na yan....

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 12:12 PM

^^uno palan su Chowking dagos pa ana pagbukas siton Iriga?

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 12:20 PM

RP targets $2.5-billion geothermal development (http://mb.com.ph/articles/228059/rp-targets-25billion-geothermal-development)
By LEONORA WALET, Asia Green Investment Correspondent
November 5, 2009, 4:46pm

HONG KONG, Nov. 5 (Reuters) – The Philippine government aims to approve contracts to explore and develop the country's massive geothermal energy resources, which could attract more than $2.5 billion in private investment, an official said.

The Philippines, the world's second-largest developer of geothermal energy, plans to approve 19 deals in the next five months to allow foreign and domestic companies accesss to geothermal projects, the division chief for geothermal energy at the Philipine Energy Department, Alejandro Oanes, told Reuters.

Philippine power producer Energy Development Corp and Envent, a unit of Geysir Green Energy, one of Iceland's biggest geothermal energy companies, were among groups vying for contracts to tap the country's geothermal resources, he said.

''Incentives for renewable projects are giving (the country's) geothermal development a much needed boost,'' said Oanes in a telephone interview from Manila.

Tax holidays and tariff exemptions for renewable energy projects are boosting investment in clean energy in the Philippines, with the government recently awarding 87 contracts to develop alternative energy sources.

Geothermal power accounted for 17 percent of the country's total power mix at the end of 2008, with installed capacity close to 2,000 megawatts, energy department data showed.

The government was issuing tenders for the development of 10 geothermal sites and negotiating nine more deals directly with various companies, Oanes said. Combined, the deals could harness more than 620 megawatts of geothermal energy.

Geothermal sites covered in the deals include Mount Isarog, in Camarines Sur province, where about 70 MW of geothermal power could be developed. The government is also looking at resouces in Mount Labo, Camarines Norte with a potential capacity of 65 MW.

Other provinces identified with geothermal resources include Benguet, Cagayan, Palawan, Oriental Mindoro, Surigao del Norte and Laguna.

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 12:21 PM

Construction Boom around Iriga Business District

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Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 12:23 PM

^^uno palan su Chowking dagos pa ana pagbukas siton Iriga?

yes sir chowking and greenwich daw isa sa mga tenants dyan sa bubuksang public market.. :cheers::cheers:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 12:24 PM

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 12:27 PM

mga unong buildings raw adi, Sam?

sir wala po akong idea sa mga building na yan d2 sa iriga.. mga nagsisilakihan nga buildings na tinatayo d2.. mga commercial and residential ata ung iba at ung isa ay supermarket po..:bash::bash::bash::banana::banana::banana:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 12:32 PM

yes sir chowking and greenwich daw isa sa mga tenants dyan sa bubuksang public market.. :cheers::cheers:

tuloy pa rin pala...good news yan....:banana::banana::banana:

sir wala po akong idea sa mga building na yan d2 sa iriga.. mga nagsisilakihan nga buildings na tinatayo d2.. mga commercial and residential ata ung iba at ung isa ay supermarket po..:bash::bash::bash::banana::banana::banana:

booming na booming talaga ang Iriga....:cheers:

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 12:39 PM

tuloy pa rin pala...good news yan....:banana::banana::banana:

booming na booming talaga ang Iriga....:cheers:

actually pag daan ko kanina sa centro may stall ang greenwich and chowking sa may grandstand area harap ng city coloseum.. den sabi ng mom q mang inasal daw ang magoocupy sa tabi ng mcm restaurant..sana matuloy kasi nung nasa baguio pa aq dinner q lage ung manok dyan sa mang inasal may unli rice pa.. miss q na 2loy..:lol::lol::lol::banana::lol::lol::banana:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 12:44 PM

actually pag daan ko kanina sa centro may stall ang greenwich and chowking sa may grandstand area harap ng city coloseum.. den sabi ng mom q mang inasal daw ang magoocupy sa tabi ng mcm restaurant..sana matuloy kasi nung nasa baguio pa aq dinner q lage ung manok dyan sa mang inasal may unli rice pa.. miss q na 2loy..:lol::lol::lol::banana::lol::lol::banana:

tibaad madagos yan na mang inasal na yan kung matuod...ulaton ta na sana kung magbukas an...

sadto SM Baguio ko magkakaon sa Mang Inasal....:cheers:

fil07

November 5th, 2009, 12:55 PM

this thread should be renamed Naga and Iriga cities, and Camarines Provinces :D

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 12:56 PM

tibaad madagos yan na mang inasal na yan kung matuod...ulaton ta na sana kung magbukas an...

sadto SM Baguio ko magkakaon sa Mang Inasal....:cheers:

yeah sad2 man sm baguio aq nagkakaon ganda kz ng ambiance..:lol::lol::lol:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 12:57 PM

this thread should be renamed Naga and Iriga cities, and Camarines Provinces :D

:lol::lol::lol: maalaba na an pangaran kan thread ta kayan....

yeah sad2 man sm baguio aq nagkakaon ganda kz ng ambiance..:lol::lol::lol:

iyo baga kaya lang baka nadamaged ni Ondoy ang SM Baguio.....:)

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 01:01 PM

:lol::lol::lol: maalaba na an pangaran kan thread ta kayan....

iyo baga kaya lang baka nadamaged ni Ondoy ang SM Baguio.....:)

heheheh uu nga ok na yang thread name natin na yan.. i juz want 2 have my city a little space here in this thread po..:banana::banana::bash::bash::bash:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 01:05 PM

heheheh uu nga ok na yang thread name natin na yan.. i juz want 2 have my city a little space here in this thread po..:banana::banana::bash::bash::bash:

okay lang naman yun.....wala namang problema sa amin yun....di ko lang alam kung i-approved ng moderators natin...:)

fil07

November 5th, 2009, 01:08 PM

:lol::lol::lol: maalaba na an pangaran kan thread ta kayan....

iyo baga kaya lang baka nadamaged ni Ondoy ang SM Baguio.....:)

Naga City and Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur Provinces
Naga and Iriga Cities, and Camarines Provinces>>>>>>>>>>

halipot ngani! haha

Sky Harbor

November 5th, 2009, 01:14 PM

Good evening Naga, Iriga and the Camarines provinces! :D

I hope you all don't mind if I do a little OT plug. But anyway, if you're between 18 and 35 and you want to be a driver of change in Southeast Asia, then join SEAchange, Southeast Asia's largest youth movement for personal change! Also, you may win one of 500 trips to Kuala Lumpur to attend the 2009 Youth Engagement Summit (YES2009). Hurry, there are only 200 slots left!

Visit http://philippines.youthsays.com/seachange/go/Fcw to find out more and join. Membership is free! It's time we become true agents of change, in Naga and Iriga, the Camarines provinces, the Philippines and throughout Southeast Asia! :D

(I hope I'm not being overly spammy here. I'm just bored. :tongue2:)

----

Anyway, if time (and plane schedule) allows, I was hoping to go down there for one of my daytrips (this will probably be in 2010, since my sched is booked and I'm short on funds). Any ideas?

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 01:14 PM

Naga City and Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur Provinces
Naga and Iriga Cities, and Camarines Provinces>>>>>>>>>>

halipot ngani! haha

:lol::lol::lol: baka hindi apruban ang Camarines Provinces...baka dapat i-specify talaga ang name ng provinces.....:)

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 01:15 PM

Naga City and Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur Provinces
Naga and Iriga Cities, and Camarines Provinces>>>>>>>>>>

halipot ngani! haha

^^ngaun q lang napansin na combined pala ang camsur at camnorte thread.. bakit po ganun?? lahat ng province d2 sa bicol may sariling mga thread..??:ohno::ohno::ohno: excited ako maxado kaya di q napansin un..:bash::bash:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 01:15 PM

^^ngaun q lang napansin na combined pala ang camsur at camnorte thread.. bakit po ganun?? lahat ng province d2 sa bicol may sariling mga thread..??:ohno::ohno::ohno: excited ako maxado kaya di q napansin un..:bash::bash:

I proposed it to Dex already to separate CamNorte and CamSur threads. Kaya lang baka daw palagi namang inactive ang thread.....and for approval pa ata yan.....:)

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 01:16 PM

fil07

November 5th, 2009, 01:23 PM

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 01:24 PM

I proposed it to Dex already to separate CamNorte and CamSur threads. Kaya lang baka daw palagi namang inactive ang thread.....and for approval pa ata yan.....:)

ok sana na hiwalay din ung dalawa para equal ang representation.. wala bang forumers d2 from camnorte??:ohno::ohno::ohno:

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 01:27 PM

ok sana na hiwalay din ung dalawa para equal ang representation.. wala bang forumers d2 from camnorte??:ohno::ohno::ohno:

wala pa yata....gusto ko rin nga hiwalay na lang ang CamNorte and CamSur threads.....:)

hakz2007

November 5th, 2009, 01:31 PM

^^Good night everybody...maturog na ako ta sa aga may kalakawan na naman....lilibuton ko an Vinzons....

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 01:32 PM

ilang page pa ba bago magkaroon ng thread 19??:nuts::nuts::nuts::nuts::nuts:

Irigueño23

November 5th, 2009, 01:35 PM

^^Good night everybody...maturog na ako ta sa aga may kalakawan na naman....lilibuton ko an Vinzons....

cge po sir goodnight po sau..:banana::banana: enjoy ur trip sir..:cheers::cheers:

kevinb

November 6th, 2009, 12:50 AM

Construction Boom around Iriga Business District

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This building would look nice when completed, IMO. :okay:

Good morning Naga, Iriga and the Camarines!:cheers:

akosijamir

November 6th, 2009, 12:58 AM

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pamahaw muna kita s sinanlag express.Ü maray na aga saindo!

masiram na, barato pa.Ü :cheers:

akosijamir

November 6th, 2009, 01:08 AM

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west park and DJC halo-halo.Ü

hakz2007

November 6th, 2009, 01:08 AM

akosijamir

November 6th, 2009, 01:11 AM

anong mga menu diyan? garo masisiram na naman yan....:cheers:

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ini lang hakz.Ü medyo dikit lang pero pwerte naman.Ü:cheers:

hakz2007

November 6th, 2009, 01:12 AM

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ini lang hakz.Ü medyo dikit lang pero pwerte naman.Ü:cheers:

napaka-affordable naman pala...pangmasa palan...okay na okay yan sako lalo na yung Tapsilog ninda....:cheers:

hakz2007

November 6th, 2009, 01:13 AM

^^naghapot palan ako yaon na duman...:lol::lol: di ko napansin

hakz2007

November 6th, 2009, 01:14 AM

Ongoing Renovation of Vinzons Municipal Hall

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hakz2007

November 6th, 2009, 01:17 AM

ilang page pa ba bago magkaroon ng thread 19??:nuts::nuts::nuts::nuts::nuts:

50 pages...or 1,000 posts.....:)

cge po sir goodnight po sau..:banana::banana: enjoy ur trip sir..:cheers::cheers:

thanks....makikipagmeeting ako sa mga Punong Barangay dito sa Vinzons ngayon at 9 am.:)

This building would look nice when completed, IMO. :okay:

Good morning Naga, Iriga and the Camarines!:cheers:

Good morning din, Kevin!

hakz2007

November 6th, 2009, 01:22 AM

Mga motor na paboritong ikiton kan mga parahabon, pigpaluwas na kan NCPO (http://bomboradyo.com/newsdetails1.asp?ID=117010)
11/5/2009 7:25:47 AM

NAGA CITY - Nagpapatanid ngonian an Naga City Police Office sa mga motorista na igwa nin mga motor na Honda XRM, Honda Wave asin Kawasaki Fury na antabayanan na marhay an saindang mga motorsiklo kontra sa mga paraikit.

Sosog sa patanid kan pulisya, an mga naunambitan na mga klase nin motor an pinakamadaling malalay para sa mga carnappers nin huli ta madaling mamanipula an mga wirings kaini.

Ini man kasumpay na kan nagdadakol na mga insidente nin mga panhahabon nin mga motor sa laog kan ciudad na kun hain dae naman narerekober an mga nawawarang mga behikulo.

Mientrastanto, papahigoton pa man kan mga otoridad an saindang pagmonitor sa mga insidente nin panghahabon sa ciudad orog na ngonian na madali nang matapos an taon.

hakz2007

November 6th, 2009, 01:23 AM

hakz2007

November 6th, 2009, 01:23 AM

Vinzons Church this morning

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oragon.com

November 6th, 2009, 01:37 AM

marhay na aldaw forumers...GP Priela is a UST grad..he now teaches architecture subjects in UNC...other masterpiece of Arch. GP??? hmmm i'll ty to research for it...

akosijamir

November 6th, 2009, 01:38 AM

bakong yaon digdi an pinakamasiram na halo-halo sa Naga? gurano man daw?

inda lang kung yan an pinakamasiram digdi sa naga.. sabi kan mga tao mas masiram daa an iceblink, si mama gusto an chowking..:nuts:
same price man lang yata sa ice blink.Ü

oragon.com

November 6th, 2009, 01:43 AM

@ kevin...just beside Funeraria Imperial kev...marhay na aldaw jamir...pa halo halo ka naman dyan!hehehe

akosijamir

November 6th, 2009, 01:58 AM

@ kevin...just beside Funeraria Imperial kev...marhay na aldaw jamir...pa halo halo ka naman dyan!hehehe

Napaagi lang ako.Ühehehe
magayon an interior design kan DJC. magayon siya para sa sarong halo-halo-an.Ü:)

rally

November 6th, 2009, 02:08 AM

good morning cam sur forumers!

Naga boy congratulations on the opening of your endo clinic. wishI was there to join the naga sscers.:cheers:

randism

November 6th, 2009, 02:18 AM

good morning cam sur forumers!

Naga boy congratulations on the opening of your endo clinic. wishI was there to join the naga sscers.:cheers:

Good morning po Sir Rally :

randism

November 6th, 2009, 02:34 AM

GMA-7 income up 10% in third quarter

By Mary Ann LL. Reyes (The Philippine Star)
Updated November 06, 2009 12:00 AM

MANILA, Philippines - Broadcasting firm GMA Network said it remains on track of reaching its yearend target as it finished the first nine months of 2009 with a 10-percent increase in net income, the company said yesterday.

Net income jumped to P2.15 billion from the P1.96 billion made in the same period in 2008 despite a series of natural calamities that recently struck the country and the global financial crisis that caused a decrease in ad spend among major advertisers this year.

GMA chairman, president and CEO Felipe Gozon expressed confidence the network can achieve and even exceed its net income target by yearend.

“We remain ahead of competition in terms of sales. Barring any major event that will affect the company’s performance for the remaining months, I think 2009 will be another breakthrough year for the network,” he said.

Gross revenues for the first nine months went up seven percent to P10.02 billion. Airtime revenues from TV and radio contributed P9.24 billion, while subscription fees from international operations and other revenue-generating activities of subsidiaries made P782 million.

Total operating expenses were kept to a single-digit growth of nine percent to P5.55 billion. Production costs increased two percent year-on-year to P2.92 billion.

Nine-month earnings before interests, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) settled at P3.71 billion.

Subscription revenues for GMA International jumped 54 percent over last year. Officials pointed out that the steady growth in the subscriber count of GMA’s two international channels — GMA Pinoy TV (GPTV) and GMA Life TV (GLTV) was responsible for the revenue upswing. Both channels are now available in the US, Canada, Europe, Middle East, North Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Guam, Papua New Guinea, Singapore, Hong Kong, and many other countries to cater to the international audience.

GPTV subscribers totaled 225,000 by the end of the third quarter, or a 17-percent increase year-on-year. The channel has an estimated 1.1 million viewers worldwide. GLTV subscribers are now at 109,000 worldwide, growing 142 percent since last year.

GMA Worldwide Inc. (GWI), meanwhile, has syndicated locally-made programs to as far as Africa, Middle East and Europe. GWI had a positive revenue contribution with P28.3 million worth of syndication sales in the third quarter, equivalent to 90 percent of its total projected revenues for 2009.

Just recently, GWI sold the rights of the Philippine adaptation of Marimar and Dyesebel to countries such as Kenya, Uganda, Singapore and Malaysia.

The network continues its regional expansion to strengthen signal coverage in key provinces. The new five-kilowatt TV relay in Mt. Amuyao, Mt. Province which airs in Channel 5 was activated last Oct. 12. Transmitters and antenna systems for TV-10 Sto. Tomas, Benguet, TV-12 Cagayan de Oro, TV-7 Naga City and TV-12 Mt. Banoy, Batangas were likewise upgraded.

kevinb

November 6th, 2009, 03:04 AM

inda lang kung yan an pinakamasiram digdi sa naga.. sabi kan mga tao mas masiram daa an iceblink, si mama gusto an chowking..:nuts:
same price man lang yata sa ice blink.Ü

Ako Chowking! Masiram man si Ice Blink. Dai ko lang na-try yang DJC Halo-halo. Bakong yan si hale sa Aabay?

@ kevin...just beside Funeraria Imperial kev...

Ano yan Pau? Mayo man daw ako pighahapot. :shocked::lol:

http://i325.photobucket.com/albums/k369/seanjamir_photos/IMG_0061.jpg

pamahaw muna kita s sinanlag express.Ü maray na aga saindo!

masiram na, barato pa.Ü :cheers:

Pigkopya ninda itong Sinangan Express digdi sa Manila. Or siguro dai man ninda tuyo. Hehehe. Marhay na aga Jamir!

Good morning din, Kevin!

Good morning Hakz! Kakaabot ko lang sa harong. Kulog sana kang payo ko. Mainiton baga igdi ngonian sa Manila.

kevinb

November 6th, 2009, 03:07 AM

oragon.com

November 6th, 2009, 03:34 AM

Wow. Magibo man palan ning Marimar saka Dyesebel yang mga bansang yan. Magayon na senyales yan sa Philippine local TV. :applause:

BTW, has the GMA 7 transmitter in Naga opened? When I went home, I never felt any significant change in GMA's signal. :?

ung commercial bldg. along Peñafrancia kev..hehehe...yup ugwa na digdi Naga GMA 7 Regional TV..kea nani pati mga local ads ta digdi Naga pinapaluwas naman sa GMA 7

Naga Boy

November 6th, 2009, 03:52 AM

Wow. Magibo man palan ning Marimar saka Dyesebel yang mga bansang yan. Magayon na senyales yan sa Philippine local TV. :applause:

BTW, has the GMA 7 transmitter in Naga opened? When I went home, I never felt any significant change in GMA's signal. :?

Hi Kevin.

Good morning SCC Naga Forumers.

Why don't we plan for a Grand SCC Naga Forumers Club Launching on December on January. It would be a very good start for the year.

I could arrange for use the SM Activity Center for the occasion.

I'm committing the Endolab as one of the corporate sponsors. I'll also solicit support from other Naga Businessmen to become corporate partners.

Kevin, being the thread pioneer you could be an ideal and symbolic first president.

. I would be in Manila next week for my daughter's Kumon Advance Student Awarding at PICC. We will be staying at the Trader's Hotel at Roxas Boulevard just across PICC. I could meet you guys (and other Manila based forumers) there for a dinner.

I'm very busy in Naga- but I will arrange a separate meeting here for the Bicol based group on my lean days.

If you're not free on that time, my Family would be traveling to Bangkok on November 25 to December 1. I could meet you in Manila on the 24th or after we arrive on December 1. We will be booked at Intercon in transit to Thailand. It would also be a very good venue for a meeting.

PM me if the plan is feasible.

Our Target: SCC Naga Grand Launch 2010.

Naga Boy

November 6th, 2009, 03:53 AM

good morning cam sur forumers!

Naga boy congratulations on the opening of your endo clinic. wishI was there to join the naga sscers.:cheers:

Salamat Rally. It's nice to hear from you again.

Dios Mabalos.

kevinb

November 6th, 2009, 04:13 AM

ung commercial bldg. along Peñafrancia kev..hehehe...

Ahh. Sorry man. :lol: Thanks. :okay:

yup ugwa na digdi Naga GMA 7 Regional TV..kea nani pati mga local ads ta digdi Naga pinapaluwas naman sa GMA 7

I see. Kaya palan kang pagpuli ko, may mga Bicol ads na sa GMA. Nice. :cheers:

Hi Kevin.

Good morning SCC Naga Forumers.

Why don't we plan for a Grand SCC Naga Forumers Club Launching on December on January. It would be a very good start for the year.

I could arrange for use the SM Activity Center for the occasion.

I'm committing the Endolab as one of the corporate sponsors. I'll also solicit support from other Naga Businessmen to become corporate partners.

Kevin, being the thread pioneer you could be an ideal and symbolic first president.

I would be in Manila next week for my daughter's Kumon Advance Student Awarding at PICC. We will be staying at the Trader's Hotel at Roxas Boulevard just across PICC. I could meet you guys (and other Manila based forumers) there for a dinner.

I'm very busy in Naga- but I will arrange a separate meeting here for the Bicol based group on my lean days.

If you're not free on that time, my Family would be traveling to Bangkok on November 25 to December 1. I could meet you in Manila on the 24th or after we arrive on December 1. We will be booked at Intercon in transit to Thailand. It would also be a very good venue for a meeting.

PM me if the plan is feasible.

Our Target: SCC Naga Grand Launch 2010.

Ngak! Ideal and symbolic first president. :D

It'd be such an honor but I dunno if I can carry out such privilege and responsibility as well. I'm just a 21-year old kid working in Manila, FYI. :lol:

I'd be willing to meet you though with other Manila-based Bicolanos/Nagueños when you go here. We can talk about the prospective SSC Naga Forumers Club. As far as I know, Bobby has been wanting such a group even before SSC Naga was small.

Bobby and Hakz would welcome this suggestion very much. I do too. But don't put me as President. Please. :D

oragon.com

November 6th, 2009, 05:36 AM

yehey!!!yes!!!yes!!!:pepper::pepper::pepper:SSC Grand Eyeball!!hehehe:banana::banana::banana:i like it! i like it!!!:banana2::banana2::cheer::applause::lock::dance2::dance2::dance2:

Irigueño23

November 6th, 2009, 07:17 AM

Im back.. sa wakas may kuryente na rin d2 sa Iriga.. May clearing operation ata ang CASURECO d2 kanina kaya umaga pa lang wala nang kuryente.. Marhay na aldaw saindo gabos..mainit sobra..:grouphug:

Irigueño23

November 6th, 2009, 07:45 AM

The Old Iriga City Hall and Colosseum
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Irigueño23

November 6th, 2009, 07:49 AM

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around the city

garzland

November 6th, 2009, 08:48 AM

Hi Kevin.

Good morning SCC Naga Forumers.

Why don't we plan for a Grand SCC Naga Forumers Club Launching on December on January. It would be a very good start for the year.

I could arrange for use the SM Activity Center for the occasion.

I'm committing the Endolab as one of the corporate sponsors. I'll also solicit support from other Naga Businessmen to become corporate partners.

Kevin, being the thread pioneer you could be an ideal and symbolic first president.

. I would be in Manila next week for my daughter's Kumon Advance Student Awarding at PICC. We will be staying at the Trader's Hotel at Roxas Boulevard just across PICC. I could meet you guys (and other Manila based forumers) there for a dinner.

I'm very busy in Naga- but I will arrange a separate meeting here for the Bicol based group on my lean days.

If you're not free on that time, my Family would be traveling to Bangkok on November 25 to December 1. I could meet you in Manila on the 24th or after we arrive on December 1. We will be booked at Intercon in transit to Thailand. It would also be a very good venue for a meeting.

PM me if the plan is feasible.

Our Target: SCC Naga Grand Launch 2010.

That's a very nice idea, Sir nagaboy... This would be a huge improvement for us SSC Naga/CamSur forumers. Kev could be the first president for being the pioneer of this thread. :okay:

garzland

November 6th, 2009, 08:50 AM

http://i325.photobucket.com/albums/k369/seanjamir_photos/IMG_0058.jpg

ini lang hakz.Ü medyo dikit lang pero pwerte naman.Ü:cheers:
Does it originate from Tabaco?

garzland

November 6th, 2009, 09:13 AM

Construction Boom around Iriga Business District

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Congratulations Iriga! Iriga is flying high now!:banana::banana::banana:

yes sir chowking and greenwich daw isa sa mga tenants dyan sa bubuksang public market.. :cheers::cheers:
That's great! It's time for Iriga to have those.

whew at last SSC member na aq.. welcome ba acoh d2?? SAM here from Iriga City...
Welcome to SSC Naga/Cam Sur, sam!:cheers:
Sain daw digdi sa Bikol mahahanap ang pinakamasiram na kinunot?

Kinunot na Pagi (http://overseaspinoycooking.blogspot.com/2008/10/kinunot-na-pagi.html)

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Kinunot is a Bicolano dish made up of either stingray (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stingray) or baby shark cooked in coconut milk with malungay or moringa (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moringa_oleifera) leaves. I was raring to cooked kinutnot ever since we had that family dinner at Kinuron (http://www.tiendesitas.com.ph/store.asp?sid=68) located at Tiendesitas (http://www.tiendesitas.com.ph/storelist.asp?vid=3). The food stall specialized in Pilipino cuisine specifically Bicol authentic dishes. We had a big dinner package called family treat and an additional order of kinunot na pagi. The dinner is not bad at all I would recommend the place to any one. There are a lot of food choices from your usual sinigang to the more exotic kinunot na pagi.

It's one of my favorite dishes!

In Legazpi, sinanglay is called "picadillo" and the most commonly used fish is the big "bataway" or danggit in Bisaya. In Naga, karpa or tilapia is more commonly used because these are fresh water fishes while bataway is seawater. This is one of my favorite dishes. Lalo na kun dakulon sanang petsay. Tapos an kasabay, inun-on na sibubog sa lubas. Sabayan mo pa ki pili.:banana:
The same in Partido, we call it Picadillo.