^^Doc and Sir Bob can answer them well, Sir Gary, as they belong to that generation (sorry, hehehe)

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i have no date yet pero i was planning sana Feb 5 for the Career Devt Act and 6 for the JOB fair. but if im not mistaken feb 6 ung anniv di ba?.. nway tentative pa naman yan. not yet final.

January 31 na ang anniversary natin sa bahay ni Pau:)

Hey mga Nagapeeps. I have another query. During the sixties and seventies and even up to the eighties there were two really big name industrialists from CamSur who really shone in Philippine business. Wigberto Clavecilla and Domingo Guevara. Clavecilla was one of the pioneers in the telecomunication industry. Since most of you here belong to the MTV-MYX generation, I don't know if anyone here remembers sending a telegram via the Clavecilla Telegram. I no longer read his name in the papers other than his son Iggy Clavecilla who is a champion amateur golfer. One thing I know though is that Wigberto Clavecilla was a Delegate to the 1971 Constitutional Convention representing CamSur.

Domingo M. Guevara pioneered the manufacturing of the first Filipino made television sets. Remember Radiowealth? That was made by Mr. Guevara. It was just so sad that it was not able to sustain itself. It had a big chance of going international. His other company DMG, Inc., was the local assembler of Volkswagen which partcipated in the Progressive Car Manufacturing Program of President Marcos during Martial Law in the seventies. After the collapse of the Philippine economy after Ninoy's assasination in 1983, the automotive industry in the country also collapsed and so DMG's car assembly business. Mr. Guevara is one of the pillars of the Philippine automotive industry together with Ricardo Silverio of Toyota.

I wonder where they are now. Do you have any news as to how these two great CamSur industrialists are doing now?

^^Doc and Sir Bob can answer them well Sir Gary as they belong to that generation (sorry, hehehe)

thanks for the info sir gary... ma-researh daw ako about digdi... interesting.Ü

di na nakapagpigil...lahat na inilahad:lol:

hehehe..magatol na kea kamot me..

^^never heard of the Clavecillas and Guevaras..

January 31 na ang anniversary natin sa bahay ni Pau:)

thanks for the info sir gary... ma-researh daw ako about digdi... interesting.Ü

Messrs. Clavecilla and Guevara, I should say were pioneer Filipino industrialists long before the Filipino-Chinese dominated almost all industries in the country. I wonder if their efforts have already been recognized by our Bicolano leaders.

Don Domingo M. Guevara (http://rfc.guevent.ph/e107_plugins/founder/founder.php)

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IN STAUNCH DEFENSE OF FILIPINO PRODUCTS

Where economic nationalism is, the call to patronize Philippine-made products should be loudest. This belief is exemplified by the government's continued pledge to bring local goods to the fore.

Since the Commonwealth era, every president who sat at the helm of Philippine government has sought to uplift national industry by promoting locally manufactured goods. The catchphrase “buy Filipino” was first heard under the Commonwealth government of Manuel Roxas in 1946, following the birth of the National Economic Protectionism Association (NEPA) movement.

Still in support of this, succeeding president Ramon Magsaysay was very expressive about his unwavering faith in Filipinos in their ability to progress under their leadership, management and initiative.

When Mr. Magsaysay died in 1957, the promotion of local goods was carried on by his successor, then Vice President Carlos P. Garcia. President Garcia made the "Filipino First Policy" one of his flagship programs.

The succeeding administrations, until now, have included the revival of this program in their respective economic agenda. However, it would seem that centuries of colonial rule, which urged most Filipinos to develop a liking for foreign goods, could not easily be dismissed by decades of product promotion, especially in light of globalization.

There was a time, however, when domestic products almost rose beyond the reach of foreign competition, if not for the growth arresting interference of politics. In the 1950's, the country was on the verge of becoming the first "tiger economy" in Southeast Asia. At this time, the late Domingo M. Guevara figured prominently in the local business scene, being one of the entrepreneurs who helped the Philippines in reaching the status of a newly industrialized country.

D.M. Guevara is said to personify the Filipino entrepreneur, industrialist and businessman that then President Magsaysay urged Filipino to become.

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A native Bicol province, he braved the course of progressive development in the manufacturing sector by coming out with enterprises that ranged from simpler lines of production to the more complicated. His flagship company, electronics firm Radiowealth, Inc., started as a small radio repair shop in 1930.

The late entrepreneur certainly knew his way around the electronic business. His eldest brother Jose, was the proud owner of the very first radio unit that Bicol ever set its eyes on. D.M. Guevara had openly attributed Bicol's radio culture to his brother, who he regarded as his "idol", Jose, unfortunately, died of tuberculosis when he was only 23 years old. Before his demise, he bid his younger brother to take up studies on radio repair and maintenance.

This is why, at age 16, D.M. Guevara began traveling to Manila to watch radio technicians do their work. During his spare time when he got tired of sightseeing around the city - he buried his nose on radio manuals to master the craft.

From a small repair shop in 1930, his business grew to eventually cover the radio dealership. Later on, it ventured into importation and selling radio sets.

Radiowealth also sold communications equipment such as transmitter and telegraphic keys on the side and its clientele included the Bureau of Posts and the United States Armed Forces in the Philippines.

By 1951, the company was already assembling its own radio sets, with one of its products being the Claire de Lune, the local stereo famous for its distinct cabinet-type shell. This knack for quality electronic products merited the company honor and recognition and, in 1954, Radiowealth became the recipient of the "Electronics Firm of the year" award of the business Writers Association of the Philippines.

Buoyed by this major feat, the company pioneered in the manufacture of television sets a year later.

D.M. Guevara's second son, Reynaldo, attributes Radiowealth's success to the ability to meet customer satisfaction. "Dad had many satisfied customers. That became the strength," he said. Reynaldo Guevara is now Chairman of Guevent Industrial Development Corp., which is presently the holding company of the Guevara Group of companies.

The expansion that Radiowealth embarked on in the mid-50s did not stop at manufacturing radio and TV sets. Radiowealth continued to cover a larger spectrum of the electronics business, branching out to manufacture other households appliances such as air conditioners, electric fans, and lawnmowers from 1958 to 1959.

LOCAL TV. PICTURE TUBES
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By 1960, Radiowealth had already manufactured the first locally produced TV picture tubes. Also in this year, D.M. Guevara formed automotive company DMG, Inc. which was introduced to Filipino motorists.

And the list of electronics and automotive-related products under the Guevara management grew. Even as the businessman strived hard to make his companies creditworthy, he also became active in politics. He ran for election as delegate to the 1971 Constitutional Convention, motivated by a vision to create a more conducive environment for heavy industry and enterprise. The bills he proposed focused on protecting the interest of domestic enterprises through tariff protection. He ardently supported resolutions that called for bringing wholesale business to national level and prohibiting importation of luxury products and exportation of raw materials that could be use in processing local goods. He was also a member and past president of NEPA, which over the years pursued its commitment to protect Filipino industries and factories. He was even one of the famous seven delegates who openly declined to sign the Martial Rule Constitution.

In a foreword to D.M. Guevara's biography (written by Nick Joaquin and published in 1993), friend and erstwhile business associate Dominador Aytona said that throughout the businessman's career, "I saw him overcome inertia and resistance to change, exert the drive which defied regulation in attitudes to production of consumer durable goods…. He (had) a social conscience and (had) been an advocate of social justice. For he fought abuses of economic strength in order to close the gap between the powerful and powerless, between big business and small business, and between rich and poor, and in order to prevent domination of the economy by a few corporations… Above all, he (was) patriotic and a nationalist. For he (was) for the judicious use of scarce resources through the tariff mechanism, as well as for selective import and exchange restrictions, in order to develop a self-reliant and independent national economy effectively controlled by Filipinos."

BUILDING MARKETS
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D.M. Guevara spent a lifetime trying to create a market of all-Filipino products. His dream was to uplift national industry by creating products that were 100% Filipino - from the raw materials to the labor to the finished products themselves. He firmly believed that this was the key to getting ahead of neighboring countries, especially in the lucrative industries of electronics and automotive.

In addition, he strongly lobbied for the creation of distinct Filipino brand names. His son, Reynaldo, explained that aside from generating jobs and pioneering businesses, one of D.M. Guevara's greatest legacies to Philippine business was his struggle to bring Philippine made products to the fore.

“What Dad was fighting for was to use Filipino names. It was maybe unfortunate that he did not realize that. All the time, America influence was very strong, and Americas were insisting on the use of RCA, Motorola, Admiral, Dad was fighting that.

In the end, however, colonial mentality prevailed. That could have been also the downfall of Dad. Filipinos wanted foreign names. The Filipinos, unfortunately, did not have the same interest as the other Asian countries. Our nationalism is not strong. Japan is very strong on that. Korea is very strong in that. Their wanted their own names, their own identity, and they were able to do it.
Mr. Guevara added: "Maybe that was where government support was lacking. I think, with more government support, we would have succeeded."

To illustrate his point, Mr. Guevara pointed out how the administration of Ferdinand Marcos failed to protect the local automotives companies during his watch.
Its impact was very much felt by DMG, Inc. which not only brought Volkswagen in, but was also poised to go into massive production of automotive vehicles.

Mr. Guevara explained that, if fate and politics had been more indulgent, his father could have helped the Philippines in coming out with its very own brand of passenger cars.

THE FIRST FILIPINO CAR
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In the 1960s, D.M. Guevara bought the manufacturing plant of the Ysmael Steel Company in Manila. This jumpstarted the production of cars, and by 1965, DMG was already catering to a customer demand that rose to 25,000 units.

The manufacture of Volkswagen through the years made experts out of DMG, Inc.'s labor force. Such led to experimentation, and in 1969, the prototype of the first Philippine car with a Filipino name was assembled. It was called Sakbayan, or Sasakyang Katutubong Bayan, a box type two door passenger car.

By this time, D.M. Guevara had developed a proposal for a government sponsored car manufacturing program that would encourage the production of cars in the country at minimum capital requirements and with little wastage of existing facilities.

Shortly before the Martial Law, the Progressive Car Manufacturing Program (PCMP) was formed, and Volkswagen, along with Toyota, Ford, Chrysler and General Motors, was chosen to be among the participants.

And o the Sakbayan, along with its bulkier truck counterpart, the Trakbayan, was produced under the PCMP. The program was aimed at closing the domestic automotive market to the importation of completely built-up (CBU) units. The government then selected five companies Volkswagen, Toyota, Ford, Chrysler and General Motors to participate.

"The sad part is the all five companies lost money during that program," said Mr. Guevara. "There were two other companies Mercedes Benz and Renault who could not get in under PCMP. But during the time of Marcos they were allowed to bring in complete units without actually setting up the manufacturing and setting up manufacturing facilities required a lot of money."

Mr. Guevara explained that the entry of tax free CBU's, which was contradictory to the very thrust of the PCMP (and which he openly called "rampant smuggling"), killed the local industry and rendered the program worthless.

To make matters worse, the oil crisis in the early 1980's and the upsurge of interest rates added pressure on the business. The Guevara family could not turn to its other business, which included Radiowealth, Inc. and lending arm Radiowealth Finance, because these were likewise affected by the economic crunch.

And so, like other companies at the time, DMG sought out government support. This move, however, brought ruin to the business, as DMG became vulnerable to the government's imminent take over.

"When the economy started to falter, we tried to ask for government support, like the other companies. At the time, through some intermediaries, we were asked to negotiate with the Romualdezes in order for us to get some support. But Dad never agreed to the conditions. What he agreed to was that it had to be a buyout," said Mr. Guevara.

Under the terms and conditions, a sum of P10 million was to be paid to the Guevara family as payment for DMG, Inc. After the turnover, the new owners were to manage the business and pay the sum in a succession of years.

"Ten million pesos at that was a big amount. So we already turned over the company to Romualdezes, but we were not paid." He disclosed.

Meanwhile, D.M. Guevara went into self-exile in the United States after the loss of DMG, Inc. He came home only after the ouster of Marcos. He decided against reacquiring the Volkswagen franchise in the post Martial Law years, however, because this already proved to be "uncompetitive"
The (German currency) Deutsche mark kept on appreciating. The companies that were really more competitive were the Japanese companies, said Mr. Guevara.
Instead, D.M. Guevara focused on his other business.

This is the reason why the Guevent Industrial Development Corporation of today has long since dropped the less productive type of businesses in favor of more lucrative ones.

At present, Guevent is comprised of Radiowealth Finance Company; G&S Transport Corporation; Aquatic Agro-Industrial Corporation; Honeycomb Builders, Incorporated; Pan-Mar Corporation (DBA Konig Importers N.A.); RFC (Hong Kong) Limited; Asian High-Technology Corporation; Tree's Company; G&S Travel and Tours, Incorporated; and Guevent Insurance Agency Incorporation.

This diverse host of businesses is testament to how D.M. Guevara's business expertise did not wane through the years. He had plenty of help, of course, from his six sons and two daughters who are now at the helm of different businesses.

TRUE ENTREPRENEUR

Until the last days of his life, the Guevara patriarch remained a true entrepreneur. "Dad never really retired," his son said. As Chairman Emeritus of Guevent, he continued to be strong presence in Guevent's 3.3 hectare main offices in Mandaluyong. Incidentally, D.M. Guevara purchased the lot for only P2 per square meter in the 1950s. Today, the property is estimated at about P20,000 per square meter. Recently, Guevent tied up wit property developer Megaworld for the construction of high-rise establishment on the property.

Before D.M. Guevara passed away in November 29, 1999 at the age 91, he kept abreast of the developments of Guevent. "He would just sit here and look pleasure in just talking with our executives who would just come and talk to him," said Mr. Guevara.

The late entrepreneur even kept in touch by inviting key executives to lunch in his Wack Wack home about 15 minutes from the office to discuss important plans for company. He did not meddle with the decision-making, said Mr. Guevara, but instead freely gave his opinion and advice.

"He forced us to make our own decisions. He would just wisely counsel us," Mr. Guevara.

Even until now, said D.M. Guevara's daughter and GIDC Vice-Chairperson Carmen T.G. Monfort, the values their father taught are still considered when making major decisions.

"We think twice when we make big decisions; we say that would Mom and Dad say? That remains at the back of our minds."

hehehe..magatol na kea kamot me..
Ka'ging alcohol :lol:
^^never heard of the Clavecillas and Guevaras..

Messrs. Clavecilla and Guevara, I should say were pioneer Filipino industrialists long before the Filipino-Chinese dominated almost all industries in the country. I wonder if their efforts have already been recognized by our Bicolano leaders.

Thanks for this info, Sir Gary. Really sounds interesting. Unfortunately, haven't heard of them though I still reached the popularity of telegram service in the 80's and early 90's...My uncle used to work in telegram service before he put up his own business. Is telegram service still being used these days?

Nice find Hakz. So DMG was also a Concon Delegate. I remember I got to meet one of his sons before who was involved in real estate development. So he passed away already. I'm sure Mr. Clavecilla also most likely passed away already.

^^My pleasure, Gary.

an extension of the CBD Hotel...notice the sky bridge?

Aside from that, what else?

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^^Ang gandang tingnan ng mga roads, clean...

How pleasurable to see a clean road like that!

Clavecilla Radio System (CRS) (http://www.angelfire.com/pq/telecommunications/)

The first privately-owned domestic telegraph company to operate here was the Clavecilla Radio System (CRS) which was issued a Congressional franchise in 1947.

In 1960, Republic Act 2963 was enacted granting the Radio Communications of the Philippines, Incorporated (RCPI) a franchise to operate commercial radio telephony, radio telegraphy, television, coastal and marine communications for domestic and international operations. During the same year, Philippine Wireless, Inc. was granted a franchise, as per Republic Act 3006, to operate commercial telecommunication services within and outside the Philippines.

At present there are seven domestic telegraph companies in operation.. They are the Philippine Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (PT&T), Radio Communications of the Philippines, Inc. (RCPI). BFC Corporation, Federal Wireless, Universal Telecommunications Service (UTS), Clavecilla Radio System (CR5) and the government Bureau of Telecommunications (now Telecommunications Office).

In 1988 Globe MacKay Cable and Radio Corporation, an international carrier, together with the BPI Retirement Fund and the Ayala Employees Retirement Fund acquired the Clavecilla Radio System.. GPICR bought 387. of Clavecilla’s outstanding shares while BPI Retirement and AEWRF acquired 31% each.

^^that's the first branch of Chinabank here in Naga!

^^Yup, the second will be at SM. Chinabank is owned by Henry Sy, right?

January 31 na ang anniversary natin sa bahay ni Pau:)

ahh so un na pala ung with Korek ka John hehe.

Hey mga Nagapeeps. I have another query. During the sixties and seventies and even up to the eighties there were two really big name industrialists from CamSur who really shone in Philippine business. Wigberto Clavecilla and Domingo Guevara. Clavecilla was one of the pioneers in the telecomunication industry. Since most of you here belong to the MTV-MYX generation, I don't know if anyone here remembers sending a telegram via the Clavecilla Telegram. I no longer read his name in the papers other than his son Iggy Clavecilla who is a champion amateur golfer. One thing I know though is that Wigberto Clavecilla was a Delegate to the 1971 Constitutional Convention representing CamSur.

Domingo M. Guevara pioneered the manufacturing of the first Filipino made television sets. Remember Radiowealth? That was made by Mr. Guevara. It was just so sad that it was not able to sustain itself. It had a big chance of going international. His other company DMG, Inc., was the local assembler of Volkswagen which partcipated in the Progressive Car Manufacturing Program of President Marcos during Martial Law in the seventies. After the collapse of the Philippine economy after Ninoy's assasination in 1983, the automotive industry in the country also collapsed and so DMG's car assembly business. Mr. Guevara is one of the pillars of the Philippine automotive industry together with Ricardo Silverio of Toyota.

I wonder where they are now. Do you have any news as to how these two great CamSur industrialists are doing now?

Nice find Hakz. So DMG was also a Concon Delegate. I remember I got to meet one of his sons before who was involved in real estate development. So he passed away already. I'm sure Mr. Clavecilla also most likely passed away already.

History of Globe Telecom (http://www.answers.com/topic/globe-telecom)

In 1928, Congress passed Act No. 3495 granting the Robert Dollar Company, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of California, a franchise to operate wireless long distance message services in the Philippines. The Robert Dollar Company subsequently incorporated in the Philippines as Globe Wireless Limited and in 1934, Congress passed Act No. 4150 transferring the franchise and privileges of the Robert Dollar Company to Globe Wireless Limited.

Globe Wireless Limited was subsequently renamed Globe Mackay Cable and Radio Corporation. Congress, through Republic Act 4630 enacted in 1965, further expanded its franchise to allow it to operate international communications systems. Globe Mackay Cable and Radio Corporation was closed in the Philippines by Martial law. Shortly before the expiration of its franchise, the Batasan Pambansa in 1980 enacted Batas Pambansa 95 granting Globe Mackay Cable and Radio Corporation a new franchise.

On June 15, 1990, Isla Communications Co., Inc. (Islacom) was incorporated. Through Republic Act 7372, Islacom was authorized to develop full-service telecommunications network in the country.

In 1991, Globe Mackay was subsequently merged with the Clavecilla Radio Corporation. Globe Mackay as the surviving company was renamed GMCR, Inc. and on March 19, 1992, the Philippine Congress passed Republic Act 7229 approving the merger and the transfer of the franchise of Clavecilla Radio Corporation to the surviving company to be renamed GMCR, Inc.

In 1994, Islacom launched the country's first digital mobile communication services using GSM world standard digital technology.

On 20 August 1998, the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the change of name of GMCR, Inc. to Globe Telecom, Inc. (Globe).

^^ang Globe pala ay nakipagmerge sa Clavecilla Radio Corporation.

^^Yup, the second will be at SM. Chinabank is owned by Henry Sy, right?

Yup.

ahh so un na pala ung with Korek ka John hehe.

ikaw kasi nagpapa-apekto sa mga kantyaw satuya:D

^^ang Globe pala ay nakipagmerge sa Clavecilla Radio Corporation.

Tagal na rin pala ng globe...

ikaw kasi nagpapa-apekto sa mga kantyaw satuya:D

Sisay ngani kaloveteam niya? hehehe

Inside Bicol Accesshealth Centrum
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Sisay ngani kaloveteam niya? hehehe

^^siisay daw yan? :D

Inside Bicol Accesshealth Centrum

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Bob:Hilingon ko daw an langit digdi sa bintana kun malinaw man


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ano daw maray na caption diyan sa panduwang pic:D

^^The receptionist :lol:

^^feeling receptionist lang garo:D

ikaw kasi nagpapa-apekto sa mga kantyaw satuya:D


ngek dai po noh. :ohno: mau man dapat ipagka apekto to :cheers:

^^siisay daw yan? :D


wow may love team? bago yan ah. :lol: :lol:

Around CBD II, Jan. 2, 2010
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Yaon ka sain garz kang tigpicturan mo ini?

salamat sa pics.magayon baga!:lol:

Yaon ka sain garz kang tigpicturan mo ini?

salamat sa pics.magayon baga!:lol:

at the back of Bicol Health Access Centrum...it will also house the Legazpi Eye Center, Belo Medical....etc..etc..

4 projects in a row...can't wait...SSC Anniversary, SSC Jobs 4 (co-sponsor), Rico Blanco Concert, Naga Fun Run :banana::banana::banana:


nuarin po concert ni rico blanco?

wow may love team? bago yan ah. :lol: :lol:

luma na, tayo pa rin daw:D

nuarin po concert ni rico blanco?

1st week of March is the tentative date...i'm still looking for the venue...our group is the sponsor of the concert :banana:

1st week of March is the tentative date...i'm still looking for the venue...our group is the sponsor of the concert :banana:
I'm excited about this!
Yaon ka sain garz kang tigpicturan mo ini?

salamat sa pics.magayon baga!:lol:
Thanks for the appreciation. I took those pictures with Sir Bob, Pres. Pau, and pading Hakz. Let's see the difference after a year. For sure, a lot of changes.
luma na, tayo pa rin daw:D

Kasal na kaya para mabilis :lol:

Inside Bicol Accesshealth Centrum
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ano daw maray na caption diyan sa panduwang pic:D

Looking for love.:D

@Hakz: Mayo man jan si Joan sa kisame!:lol::nocrook:

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January 31 na ang anniversary natin sa bahay ni Pau:)

If I disregard NCD's quoted post in this message, it would seem that Hakz and NCD had been on for at least a year now... but then again, they were pertaining to SSC Naga/Iria/CamSur Anniversary...

Yaon ka sain garz kang tigpicturan mo ini?

salamat sa pics.magayon baga!:lol:

Parang aerial photos

luma na, tayo pa rin daw:D

so cheesy!!! :)




anyway, regarding Domingo Guevara, does this mean that the DMG building in Peñafrancia Avenue is his. Radio Wealth Financing office is located there...

^^The third time in my life to watch a concert hehehehe kaya dapat matuloy. But the most special about it is that our group will be the one to sponsor such concert. :applause:

If I disregard NCD's quoted post in this message, it would seem that Hakz and NCD had been on for at least a year now...

:rofl:

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Which building is Phase II, the left or right side of the pic?

Bicol AccessHealth Centrum
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The second photo looks like the newly-built Makati Med Annex including the landscaping..:banana:

The second photo looks like the newly-built Makati Med Annex including the landscaping..:banana:

Really?! Then that makes our medical art facility at par with other medical art facilities in the country in terms of design and even in technology/equipment....:banana::banana::banana:

^^siisay daw yan? :D

luma na, tayo pa rin daw:D

LOL funny man ni. ata tig ddivert ko na. :bash::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

If I disregard NCD's quoted post in this message, it would seem that Hakz and NCD had been on for at least a year now... but then again, they were pertaining to SSC Naga/Iria/CamSur Anniversary...



Parang aerial photos



so cheesy!!! :)




anyway, regarding Domingo Guevara, does this mean that the DMG building in Peñafrancia Avenue is his. Radio Wealth Financing office is located there...

wth, dakulon palan akong dai nabbasa :lol::lol::lol::lol:

Really?! Then that makes our medical art facility at par with other medical art facilities in the country in terms of design and even in technology/equipment....:banana::banana::banana:

another good thing is that CamSur would be on the medical tourism's map of the country:cheers:

LOL funny man ni. ata tig ddivert ko na. :bash::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

:rofl:

Which building is Phase II, the left or right side of the pic?

right side sir garz...nweiz just an update...construction for the 4-storey STI building is about to start...saw large trucks and bulldozers at the vicinity.

right side sir garz...nweiz just an update...construction for the 4-storey STI building is about to start...saw large trucks and bulldozers at the vicinity.

Great News!!! Another beauteous building set to rise in CBD II..:banana:

another good thing is that CamSur would be on the medical tourism's map of the country:cheers:


Yeah, that's actually one of the objectives of DoT, as a whole, to make medical tourism a boom in the country and CamSur will be part of that once everything in Bicol AccessHealth Centrum is ready.

That's CamSur!!! Only CamSur! :applause:

Plaza Rizal, Jan. 2, 2010
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^^those who are from other provinces could avail of this facility with confidentiality.

^^As far as Quezon and Samar could avail of this. Instead of going to Manila, it's cheaper if they do avail here.

Plaza Medica 2 will start construction anytime soon. This would also be located at CBD 2.

The CBD 2 is slowly being filled with prestigious locators:

Montana Arcade

I only noticed this now. Which is Montana Arcade in the CBD II?

Circa 50's
Moderna Bakery, Quality Bakery and New China Restaurant

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I really love old things. I like the old architecture of the Coke Naga plant. Look at the photo. It looks an semi-art deco building in the US.

^^How 'bout that gun store, is it still existing today?

^^How 'bout that gun store, is it still existing today?

nope sir...i saw gun 2 stores here in Naga...the Sagittarius Guns and Ammo and the Lafayette Guns.

I only noticed this now. Which is Montana Arcade in the CBD II?

it's beside Plaza Medica..Endocrinologist's Dr. Paredes is one of their tenant.

Really?! Then that makes our medical art facility at par with other medical art facilities in the country in terms of design and even in technology/equipment....:banana::banana::banana:

Yep. The first thing that I though when I saw the renders of BAHC is the Makati Medical Center. It is beautiful.:okay:

nweiz just an update...construction for the 4-storey STI building is about to start...saw large trucks and bulldozers at the vicinity.

Yey! This will be finished within the year right?

nope sir...i saw gun 2 stores here in Naga...the Sagittarius Guns and Ammo and the Lafayette Guns.

i think they are situated along panganiban drive.

it's beside Plaza Medica..Endocrinologist's Dr. Paredes is one of their tenant.

Beside Plaza Medica? Ahh. The one with the canteen, right?

Yep. The first thing that I though when I saw the renders of BAHC is the Makati Medical Center. It is beautiful.:okay:



Yey! This will be finished within the year right?

before school year starts this June.....before 2010 ends CBDII will be a haven of new infrastructure with topnotch amenities.

i think they are situated along panganiban drive.

Lafayette Guns @ Matt's Tourist Inn...Sagittarius Guns along Panganiban fronting ABSCBN station

Beside Plaza Medica? Ahh. The one with the canteen, right?

right kev..

ah talaga?anu daw kong maka pa picture man ako kay idol hay!?
rakrakan na!:lol::banana:

SSC Iriga/Naga and Cam. Sur Jam all night with Rico Blanco!!!

1st week of March is the tentative date...i'm still looking for the venue...our group is the sponsor of the concert :banana:

ah talaga?anu daw kong maka pa picture man ako kay idol hay!?
rakrakan na!:lol::banana:

On-going constructions at the back og CBD Plaza Hotel
http://img294.imageshack.us/img294/8553/dsc00965k.jpg

Is this an extension of the CBD Plaza Hotel?

^^ano ang project ni NCD?

Nice. Ready to lend a helping hand.:D

FORD NAGA
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• Male / Female
• Candidate must have a Bachelor’s degree
• With pleasing personality
• Good oral and written communications skills
• Willing to undergo training
• Enthusiastic, passionate, positive and goal-oriented individual
• Newly graduates are also welcome to apply
• Can start immediately

Interested applicants may submit their resume with picture at:

FORD NAGA
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Magsaysay Ave., Balatas Road,
Naga City, Camarines Sur
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FORD ALABANG
Human Resources and Training Department
Alabang-Zapote Road,
Muntinlupa City 1770
From 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Or e-mail at:

recruitment@dearbornmotors.com
For inquiries you may call: (02) 842-4628 local 110

I hope they open a full Ford store in Naga soon.:(

Same with Toyota..


http://img705.imageshack.us/img705/9674/dsc00845o.jpg

Nice. Just across this building is CAP. There used to be a Maybank there, Malaysia's largest bank. I hope they revive it.

^^Ang gandang tingnan ng mga roads, clean...

How pleasurable to see a clean road like that!

:okay:

^^Yup, the second will be at SM. Chinabank is owned by Henry Sy, right?

Mr Sy doesn't own it but they have a large stake in Chinabank.

yup, Kevs.

I see thanks. I hope they exert some extra effort on the exteriors. The original building looks so tacky.:D

Farmers caravan to call for land and justice (http://davaotoday.com/2010/01/11/farmers-caravan-to-call-for-land-and-justice/)

By GRACE S. UDDIN
Davao Today

DAVAO CITY— The nationwide farmers’ caravan, calling for land and justice and urging people to oppose Charter change, will kick off on Tuesday in Davao City.

Rep. Rafael Mariano of farmers’ partylist Anakpawis said that 7,000 farmers nationwide will join the 10-day caravan dubbed as “Pambansang Lakbayan ng Magsasaka para sa Lupa at Katarungan” (nationwide farmers’ caravan for land and justice). The caravan will start in Davao City, going to Butuan, Surigao, Leyte and Naga City in Camarines Sur before culminating in Metro Manila.

The Lakbayan delegates in Davao City will include farmers from different provinces in Southern Mindanao. They will be joined by other delegates from Cagayan de Oro, Butuan, Surigao, and other provinces of Mindanao.

In Davao city, they will hold a protest program at the Freedom Park before a torch parade towards the office of House Speaker Prospero Nograles along Quirino Avenue where they will burn a copy of Carper Law (Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program extension with reforms) to symbolize their protest. lakbayan-1

Farmers groups said the Carper Law, a five-year extension of Carp, will not answer the farmers’ clamor for land.

Mariano said they have chosen Nograles’ office because Nograles has been the “pointman” of the Arroyo government in pushing for Charter change that will perpetuate Arroyo’s grip in power.

“This caravan for land and justice will push the final nail in the coffin of Ms. Arroyo’s Charter change,” he said.

Mariano said the House’ session, which will resume on January 18, will focus on the Constitutional Convention mode of amending the Charter after failing to railroad measures seeking to convene Congress into a Constituent Assembly.

Mariano said Nograles has also pushed for the one hundred percent foreign ownership of lands in the House Resolution 737 that he authored.

The resolution, still on plenary, seeks the removal of the Constitution’s restrictions to foreign ownership of land, according to Mariano.

Mariano said the Mindanao contingent in the Lakbayan caravan will include farmers who lost their lands to the Arroyo administration’s agribusiness and mining projects and those who have become victims of the government’s counterinsurgency policy.

The delegates will also hold a protest-vigil in the city before they will take off for Butuan City in the morning of January 13 to meet with other delegates from Western and Northern Mindanao.

On January 14 and 15, the Mindanao delegates will travel to Visayas and merge with other delegates from Liloan in Leyte, Calbayog in Samar, Soroson, Naga, Lucena, Bulacan, and other provinces of Central Visayas and North Eastern Visayas. On January 16 to 19, the Mindanao and Visayas delegates will meet up with delegates from Luzon.

The activity will culminate in Manila on January 22, the 23rd anniversary of the Mendiola massacre, where 13 farmers were killed on their march to Malacanang, demanding for lands and genuine agrarian reform from the Aquino administration. (Grace Uddin/davaotoday.com)

AFP, NPA claim victory in anti-insurgency drive (http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/regions/view/20100110-246580/AFP-NPA-claim-victory-in-anti-insurgency-drive)

By Joey A. Gabieta
Inquirer Visayas
First Posted 20:44:00 01/10/2010

TACLOBAN CITY, Philippines – The military claimed it has succeeded in reducing Communist rebel forces in Eastern Visayas.

Lieutenant Colonel Armand Rico, information officer of the 8th Infantry Division based in Catbalogan City, said their anti-insurgency campaign resulted to substantial gains—from 14 to two New People’s Army (NPA) guerilla fonts last year.

Rico said government troops initiated at least 70 anti-insurgency operations that led to the capture of 26 suspected rebels, 12 of them were killed in the clashes.

The military operations, he said, also resulted to the surrender of 159 NPA members, the recovery of 145 assorted firearms and the discovery and dismantling of 28 rebel camps,

140 villages in Samar provinces, he said, were also “freed” from the influence of the rebels in 2009.

Success

“We can say that our anti-insurgency campaign was a success,” Rico said.

The military official said that their campaign against the insurgents will continue to be relentless this year until the Armed Forces of the Philippines achieves its goal of zero insurgency in the region.

The campaign would not only involve military operations but also the delivery of basic services and projects to the people living in remote villages, he said.

The Army, through its engineering battalions,are engaged in various projects like the construction of farm-to-market roads, water system, health centers, school buildings and even electrification under its “Kalayaan sa Barangay Project.”

“We will enhance our territorial defense system and our community works as part of our campaign against the rebels here in the region,” Rico said.

Over a hundred villages in the region, mostly in the Samar provinces, benefited from the military’s electrification project, he said.

Priest-turned-rebel Fr. Santiago Salas, spokesperson of the National Democratic Front in Eastern Visayas, however, also claimed “victory” against government soldiers last year.

In an e-mailed statement Saturday, Salas said that of the 60 “tactical offensives” that the NPA carried out last year, their group was able to confiscate 40 firearms from soldiers and inflicted 90 casualties.

“We aim to carry out more annihilative guerrilla offensives to accumulate more firearms and strengthen ourselves while weakening the enemy of the people,” Salas said.

Bicol

In Naga City, the military said it had cut down the number of NPA rebels in Bicol by at least a hundred.

From 520 fighters, the number in Bicol was down to 400, according to a report furnished the Inquirer.

The report said 29 NPA cadres were killed in firefights last year, 32 rebels were captured and 59 surrendered.

It said the Army lost five soldiers and 12 militiamen in the 102 firefights between government forces and NPA rebels in 2009, adding that 31 soldiers were reported wounded.

The number of rebel firearms was also reduced, said Maj. Harold Cabunoc, the Army unit’s spokesperson.

“As of today, the BRPC has 362 assorted firearms as compared to its 448 tally in 2008,” Cabunoc added.

He said they recovered 47 high-powered firearms and 39 low-powered firearms from the NPA in 2009, although they also lost 10 high-powered firearms to the rebels.

With a report from Jonas Cabiles Soltes, Inquirer Southern Luzon

^^Probably, Banasi farmers will join them. The same group that accompanied the Sumilao farmers to Malacañan Palace before.

before school year starts this June.....before 2010 ends CBDII will be a haven of new infrastructure with topnotch amenities.
I can't wait to see CBD II before year ends...:banana::banana::banana:
ah talaga?anu daw kong maka pa picture man ako kay idol hay!?
rakrakan na!:lol::banana:
Why not? Tayo ang sponsor eh hehehe
SSC Iriga/Naga and Cam. Sur Jam all night with Rico Blanco!!!

Yeah men... let's jam all night long..:banana::banana::banana:

wow may love team? bago yan ah. :lol: :lol:

luma na, tayo pa rin daw:D

LOL funny man ni. ata tig ddivert ko na. :bash::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:


ibinabalik lang sa tamang daan kapag nalihis... :)

I can't wait to see CBD II before year ends...:banana::banana::banana:

Why not? Tayo ang sponsor eh hehehe


Yeah men... let's jam all night long..:banana::banana::banana:

Kung doon tayo sa Naga Coliseum? :)
lol

tandaan ko ung RedHorse sa LCC last time... damin nawalan ng sinturon... may nagkainitan pa dahil mga nakainom na...

Is this an extension of the CBD Plaza Hotel?

Yup!

I hope they open a full Ford store in Naga soon.:(

Same with Toyota..
In due time, that will happen.

Lafayette Guns @ Matt's Tourist Inn...Sagittarius Guns along Panganiban fronting ABSCBN station

I think meron pa... ung sa baba ng Aristocrat Hotel sa may river...

Kung doon tayo sa Naga Coliseum? :)
lol
Iba ang andun :lol:

tandaan ko ung RedHorse sa LCC last time... damin nawalan ng sinturon... may nagkainitan pa dahil mga nakainom na...

May inuman ba sa LCC?

tandaan ko ung RedHorse sa LCC last time... damin nawalan ng sinturon... may nagkainitan pa dahil mga nakainom na...

Sinturon? Now I find that weird to lose your belt there.

In due time, that will happen.

I want it :soon: :D:D:D

Any updates BTW about Honda? Where will it be located?

^^As much as possible I want it now :lol:

Any updates BTW about Honda? Where will it be located?

Honda will be located near CitiHardware Naga and just beside Viva Tiles. The building looks elegant. Our dear president could probably exert an effort to take a pic of it.hehehe

^^As much as possible I want it now :lol:

Korek. Although Ford and Toyota sell their cars in Naga, I don't see them in the newspapers because they aren't main stores, only branches. Ford Naga is service center in Naga of Ford San Pablo, while Toyota is Toyota Batangas'.:(

Honda will be located near CitiHardware Naga and just beside Viva Tiles. The building looks elegant. Our dear president could probably exert an effort to take a pic of it.hehehe

Pau may nagpapadangog.:lol:

So Garz, it's being constructed at the moment right? As per what you've seen, could i be operational in the first quarter of 2010?

Any updates BTW about Honda? Where will it be located?

NCD can answer that....(i'm referring to a building being constructed beside Viva Home Depot along Del Rosario just a stone throw away in the near completion Citihardware)

^^So, that's how things go with these two branches. How about Honda, is it a main store?

NCD can answer that....(i'm referring to a building being constructed beside Viva Home Depot along Del Rosario just a stone throw away in the near completion Citihardware)

Kanina ko pa nababasa ang NCD... What does it mean?

Pau may nagpapadangog.:lol:

So Garz, it's being constructed at the moment right? As per what you've seen, could i be operational in the first quarter of 2010?

hehehe..i took pictures a month ago of the building, but last week i was surprised to see garden design bricks being installed at the rear portion of building...hmmm quite absurd for a car store.:ohno:

Kanina ko pa nababasa ang NCD... What does it mean?

NCD is SSC Naga forumer Naga City Deck! Si ka-love team ni Hakz.:D

^^So, that's how things go with these two branches. How about Honda, is it a main store?

Yes, that's how it is with Ford and Toyota Naga. I just don't know if Honda Naga will be a full service Honda dealer.

Kanina ko pa nababasa ang NCD... What does it mean?

NagaCityDeck NCD for short (haba kasi) same with sonofignatius - ignatius for short.

hehehe..i took pictures a month ago of the building, but last week i was surprised to see garden design bricks being installed at the rear portion of building...hmmm quite absurd for a car store.:ohno:

Nyay. Bricks? Noooo. If that's being installed, then most likely it's not a car store.:cry:

NagaCityDeck NCD for short (haba kasi) same with sonofignatius - ignatius for short.

I call him Father na.:D

NagaCityDeck NCD for short (haba kasi) same with sonofignatius - ignatius for short.
Ah okay, father na lang rin tawag ko sa kanya.
Nyay. Bricks? Noooo. If that's being installed, then most likely it's not a car store.:cry:

But the building looks good.

Nyay. Bricks? Noooo. If that's being installed, then most likely it's not a car store.:cry:

too bad...but the whole building itself looks like a real car showroom equip with spacious floor for car exhibits and lone stair leading to the office at the second floor.

Iba ang andun :lol:


May inuman ba sa LCC?

Sinturon? Now I find that weird to lose your belt there.

Yep! may mga stalls ng Red Horse and other beers doon... ay Tanduay pala un! ung sila Chicosci, Bamboo, 6CM and sino pa ba un... anyways...
about the belts, for security reasons, belts have to be surrendered before entering the VIP area... kaya un, walang proper na lalagyan, daming nakakuha... :)

hehehe..i took pictures a month ago of the building, but last week i was surprised to see garden design bricks being installed at the rear portion of building...hmmm quite absurd for a car store.:ohno:

Bricks!? eh? baka design lang talaga...

Yep! may mga stalls ng Red Horse and other beers doon... ay Tanduay pala un! ung sila Chicosci, Bamboo, 6CM and sino pa ba un... anyways...


and Rico Blanco

^^Swerte mo pa rin kasi belt lang :lol:

I haven't tried such at LCC.

^^ang Globe pala ay nakipagmerge sa Clavecilla Radio Corporation.



Yup.



ikaw kasi nagpapa-apekto sa mga kantyaw satuya:D


Maybe Globe purchased Clavecilla to make use of their telecommunication license. It's hard to obtain one because it will need a congressional franchise. Meantime, Clavecilla had a ready franchise.

But the building looks good.

But if it doesn't look like Honda's design, then it won't be Honda most likely. Look at other Honda stores in:

Makati
http://www.hondamakati.com.ph/Ver2/Outlets/Makati/Images/Big-VM.jpg

Pasig
http://www.hondamakati.com.ph/Ver2/Outlets/Pasig/Images/Big-VM.jpg

Alabang
http://www.hondamakati.com.ph/Ver2/Outlets/Alabang/Images/Big-VM.jpg

Notice the similarities? That's their design scheme across all Honda stores in the country. If it doesn't look anything like that, I won't hope for Honda in that area. Maybe the lot near it.:D

about the belts, for security reasons, belts have to be surrendered before entering the VIP area... kaya un, walang proper na lalagyan, daming nakakuha... :)

I see. Kaya palan. Pano palan si mga haraluwag si pants?:lol:

Maybe Globe purchased Clavecilla to make use of their telecommunication license. It's hard to obtain one because it will need a congressional franchise. Meantime, Clavecilla had a ready franchise.

Hi Gary.:hi:

Notice the similarities? That's their design scheme across all Honda stores in the country. If it doesn't look anything like that, I won't hope for Honda in that area. Maybe the lot near it.:D

We could see the difference once the picture is posted here.

But if it doesn't look like Honda's design, then it won't be Honda most likely. Look at other Honda stores in:

Makati
http://www.hondamakati.com.ph/Ver2/Outlets/Makati/Images/Big-VM.jpg

Pasig
http://www.hondamakati.com.ph/Ver2/Outlets/Pasig/Images/Big-VM.jpg

Alabang
http://www.hondamakati.com.ph/Ver2/Outlets/Alabang/Images/Big-VM.jpg

Notice the similarities? That's their design scheme across all Honda stores in the country. If it doesn't look anything like that, I won't hope for Honda in that area. Maybe the lot near it.:D

doesn't look like any of those :ohno: do Honda Cars have a corporate official color of their stores? the one being installed here in Naga is emblazoned with green on the second floor.

^^That's right, it's green. I remember.

doesn't look like any of those :ohno: do Honda Cars have a corporate official color of their stores? the one being installed here in Naga is emblazoned with green on the second floor.

I don't know if Honda has one, but AFAIK, they always have that color scheme - gray and red - they always put on a minimalist type of architecture with a lot of glass walls and frames.

I don't know if Honda has one, but AFAIK, they always have that color scheme - gray and red - they always put on a minimalist type of architecture with a lot of glass walls and frames.

now i remember...the one in Alabang is pure white and gray. The similarity is the roof deck that of Honda Alabang though its relatively small one.

I always play Sim City 4 and made this city. I wish Naga would look like this in the future hehehe.

Just want to share my masterpiece:

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^^ Mayo man waterfront ang Naga. Riverfront lang.:D

Naga Random Pics
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^^ Mayo man waterfront ang Naga. Riverfront lang.:D

parehas naman may front :D

^^ Mayo man waterfront ang Naga. Riverfront lang.:D

eu nani kev :ohno: but i guess what makes Naga very astonishing despite of not having those natural resources is the people...us...the Naqueños!

^^That's the advantage of having a waterfront. But despite of not having such, Naga is still very dynamic. What I like about the one I presented to be realized in the city are the hi-rise buildings to be built in Almeda. Riverfront must also be developed with trees and walkways as this will give lungs to the city...

^^That's the advantage of having a waterfront. But despite of not having such, Naga is still very dynamic. What I like about the one I presented to be realized in the city are the hi-rise buildings to be built in Almeda. Riverfront must also be developed with trees and walkways as this will give lungs to the city...

We are ahead against other cities in region because of the sheer determination and uniqueness of the Naqueños...ung pride asin an pagiging Oragon!!!

^^Swerte mo pa rin kasi belt lang :lol:

I haven't tried such at LCC.

once lang un.. nung Tanduay first 5

meron libre beer or 10Php beer

eu nani kev :ohno: but i guess what makes Naga very astonishing despite of not having those natural resources is the people...us...the Naqueños!

Agreed. And of course Mayor Robredo who transformed Naga into a major economic hub. Imagine besting bigger cities to be the country's most business friendly city and achieving a hall of fame status? :banana:

parehas naman may front :D

:lol:

Pwede naman back? Korni.:D

Agreed. And of course Mayor Robredo who transformed Naga into a major economic hub. Imagine besting bigger cities to be the country's most business friendly city and achieving a hall of fame status? :banana:


An Naga mau nin:

1. Airport na pagsasadiri sa laog kan siyudad (ma byahe ka pa)
2. Port (Pasacao - 1 1/2 hour ride)
3. Natural wonder(s)

pero an Naga mauswag dahil sa mga Naqueño!!!

^^ Mayo man waterfront ang Naga. Riverfront lang.:D

malaking potential riverfront natin! :)
can you imagine? :)

An Naga mau nin:

1. Airport na pagsasadiri sa laog kan siyudad (ma byahe ka pa)
2. Port (Pasacao - 1 1/2 hour ride)
3. Natural wonder(s)

pero an Naga mauswag dahil sa mga Naqueño!!!

May Fishport kita sa Tabuco! :)

may PNR man kita... :)

May Natural wonders man kita kaso sa harayo pa.. sa Isarog...

malaking potential riverfront natin! :)
can you imagine? :)

I'm thinking of a Marikina style riverbank in Naga but the Naga River is too narrow compared to the Marikina River. The banks too are already congested with businesses and homes.

Maybe just cleaning up of the Naga River will do. I hate the part of that river at the back of the market. It stinks.:(

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Pesensya na po kong ngunyan ko lang ini na post.!hehe:)
Scc Meeting @ Biggs Diner.
Sir Rally of surigao,Sir Nagaboy,sir bob,ambuscamarines,haks,radism,and ako

May Fishport kita sa Tabuco! :)

may PNR man kita... :)

May Natural wonders man kita kaso sa harayo pa.. sa Isarog...

mayo din po kita dagat.hehe:lol:

An Naga mau nin:

1. Airport na pagsasadiri sa laog kan siyudad (ma byahe ka pa)
2. Port (Pasacao - 1 1/2 hour ride)
3. Natural wonder(s)

pero an Naga mauswag dahil sa mga Naqueño!!!
That's the advantage of being a landlocked. Naga doesn't actually have what it takes to be on top because of such disadvantage but look at Naga, it survives and keeps on progressing.
Agreed. And of course Mayor Robredo who transformed Naga into a major economic hub. Imagine besting bigger cities to be the country's most business friendly city and achieving a hall of fame status? :banana:


He's the best that ever happened to Naga.
malaking potential riverfront natin! :)
can you imagine? :)
Just look at the Marikina Riverfront. The only difference is that ours is already congested compared to marikina's. So' it's very difficult for to us redevelop the area as it will need huge amount of money.
May Fishport kita sa Tabuco! :)

may PNR man kita... :)

May Natural wonders man kita kaso sa harayo pa.. sa Isarog...
hehehe. Ano pa man... Yaon man manggad digdi so PNR na pigsabi man ngayang moderno kuno :lol:
I'm thinking of a Marikina style riverbank in Naga but the Naga River is too narrow compared to the Marikina River. The banks too are already congested with businesses and homes.

Maybe just cleaning up of the Naga River will do. I hate the part of that river at the back of the market. It stinks.:(

But i think, the city government has already allocated budget for the greenway project, if I'm notmistaken.

The bask of the Market really stinks. Wish it would be demolished and be built with something pleasing to the eyes.

mayo din po kita dagat.hehe:lol:

River lang hehehe. Mayo man kita hill plain lang. Pero maray ta mayo kitang bulkan, bundok lang (no offense)

Thanks guys for the quick response. So Moderna had really expanded. Sa SM na lang siguro kami mag drop by. These two were the most popular eating places in Naga when I used to spend summer vacations there in the sixties. My father was one of the original employees of the Naga Coca-Cola plant when it was established in 1951 until he retired in the early seventies. We watched movies in Bichara Theatre(for the latest pics), Alex Theatre (for the second run pics) and Albe Theatre (for those FPJ Tagalog movies). :)

good evening, garycooper!

it's good you have time to go down food-memory lane with your loved ones. the great foodie doreen fernandez who taught us phil culture and english writing at the ateneo would tell us that food always forms part of our memories of family and home and childhood.

she took us to walking food trips in binondo and angono, happily reminding us that streetfare showcased local culture- and we should find time to enjoy it, fresh and hot from the makeshift stove. she would always tell us that in visiting a town for the first time, one of the first things we should do is to go to the (traditional) wet market, see what's sold, look for great finds - and get a feel of the culture from all the sights and sounds and smell there :)

trips like yours surely fill the heart and the tummy.

enjoy moderna pan bonete. my father and i would enjoy pancit and sliced bread there before we watched our FPJ movie :-) and let us know if new china's fried rice tastes the same as the fried rice of your boyhood years.

why not complete the food trip with kinalas and baduya, toasted siopao at naga garden, and the more recent places - red platter and geewan, the wok, molino, et alii.

By the way, here's our very first SSC Meet held on May 26, 2007
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Garz, Sir Bob, Kev

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Garz and Sir Bob's brother

good evening, garycooper!

it's good you have time to go down food-memory lane with your loved ones. the great foodie doreen fernandez who taught us phil culture and english writing at the ateneo would tell us that food always forms part of our memories of family and home and childhood.

she took us to walking food trips in binondo and angono, happily reminding us that streetfare showcased local culture- and we should find time to enjoy it, fresh and hot from the makeshift stove. she would always tell us that in visiting a town for the first time, one of the first things we should do is to go to the (traditional) wet market, see what's sold, look for great finds - and get a feel of the culture from all the sights and sounds and smell there :)

trips like yours surely fill the heart and the tummy.

enjoy moderna pan bonete. my father and i would enjoy pancit and sliced bread there before we watched our FPJ movie :-) and let us know if new china's fried rice tastes the same as the fried rice of your boyhood years.

why not complete the food trip with kinalas and baduya, toasted siopao at naga garden, and the more recent places - red platter and geewan, the wok, molino, et alii.

Good evening Father.. You really love food based on your post.

Tattoo Convention 2009 in Naga City

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more tattoos on February 2010 @ CWC for the Tattoo Convention 2010!

NCD can answer that....(i'm referring to a building being constructed beside Viva Home Depot along Del Rosario just a stone throw away in the near completion Citihardware)


i personally think it's not honda. just like what kuya pau saw, may bricks sa side. :ohno: and i asked my father about it, sbi nya sa viva tiles parin daw kc ung nsa likod mismo nung newly constructed building na un is also their warehouse. let's just wait and see.

on the other hand, i've always wanted Honda to be here in Naga.

i have a friend who once shared that their family owns a quite huge parcel of land along Almeda Highway. They are waiting for investors and i think they are willing to sell it. it rang a bell when he said that it was being offered to Honda. Pero til now no update parin.

NCD can answer that....(i'm referring to a building being constructed beside Viva Home Depot along Del Rosario just a stone throw away in the near completion Citihardware)

Kanina ko pa nababasa ang NCD... What does it mean?


my gush NCD is me. hehehe or better yet, i prefer being called "jo"

who maintains Ciudad nin Naga sa facebook?

By the way, here's our very first SSC Meet held on May 26, 2007
http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/3047/picture08gk3.jpg
Garz, Sir Bob, Kev

http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/9076/picture09ks8.jpg
Garz and Sir Bob's brother

dai pa masyado mataba jan si sir bob!hehehe!mis u sir!:):lol:

sa ateneo avenue yan?

Dios marhay na amay na aga sa gabos.

dai pa masyado mataba jan si sir bob!hehehe!mis u sir!:):lol:
Eu hay. Nagtaba na maray ngunyan si Sir Bob.
sa ateneo avenue yan?

Sa shawarmahan sa Magsaysay

I don't think it's relevant, but I always notice the number of posts decreasing. Also, one of hakz's posts yesterday was archived. Is somebody deleting or archiving our posts inadvertently or inappropriately?

I don't think it's relevant, but I always notice the number of posts decreasing. Also, one of hakz's posts yesterday was archived. Is somebody deleting or archiving our posts inadvertently or inappropriately?

It's actually because of the SSC archiving efforts. When a thread is archived your posts there will be removed from your post count. I am also a victim of this and it's actually a little disappointing. From my few thousand posts I now ended up to almost look like a noob...:ohno:

But all is well it will just become a little inconvenient when we don't diversify our posting habits... we will end up needing a mod to approve our posts before you will see it when your post count drops too low like me. Hehehehe.

^^Yeah, I notice that, too. Posts will decrease once the thread is archived because thread archives are not counted but what I notice is even the posts I made in other threads are affected, thus, it goes back to zero.

It's actually because of the SSC archiving efforts. When a thread is archived your posts there will be removed from your post count. I am also a victim of this and it's actually a little disappointing. From my few thousand posts I now ended up to almost look like a noob...:ohno:

But all is well it will just become a little inconvenient when we don't diversify our posting habits... we will end up needing a mod to approve our posts before you will see it when your post count drops too low like me. Hehehehe.

Sorry I didn't clarify myself.:D

I was referring to this thread, not the number of posts per member.:D

who maintains Ciudad nin Naga sa facebook?

jamir is the culprit...hehehe...thanks jamir for the FB (forever blue) account...hehehe...

i personally think it's not honda. just like what kuya pau saw, may bricks sa side. :ohno: and i asked my father about it, sbi nya sa viva tiles parin daw kc ung nsa likod mismo nung newly constructed building na un is also their warehouse. let's just wait and see.

on the other hand, i've always wanted Honda to be here in Naga.

i have a friend who once shared that their family owns a quite huge parcel of land along Almeda Highway. They are waiting for investors and i think they are willing to sell it. it rang a bell when he said that it was being offered to Honda. Pero til now no update parin.

Viva or Honda!!! it's still business! :banana: it's a pure indication that the people of Naga are embracing a robust appetite for house construction and furnishing. Imagine a 2,500 sq.mtrs. home depot (Citihardware) whew Naga is booming!!!

^^That's the advantage of having a waterfront. But despite of not having such, Naga is still very dynamic. What I like about the one I presented to be realized in the city are the hi-rise buildings to be built in Almeda. Riverfront must also be developed with trees and walkways as this will give lungs to the city...

http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/7192/displayattachasp.jpg

hope our local officials soon realize the value of Naga River!

AFAIK: minor rehabilitation of the Naga River is being undertaken by the city government eg. construction of pathway along Tabuco, regular hauling of garbage along Naga River particularly at Panganiban and there was even a huge plan to construct leisure island at the back of Avenue Hotel.

http://img691.imageshack.us/img691/7192/displayattachasp.jpg

hope our local officials soon realize the value of Naga River!

AFAIK: minor rehabilitation of the Naga River is being undertaken by the city government eg. construction of pathway along Tabuco, regular hauling of garbage along Naga River particularly at Panganiban and there was even a huge plan to construct leisure island at the back of Avenue Hotel.
This is the plan of the city government regarding Naga River
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/7902/nagaiy4.png

It's very nice if our river will be like this..... An added attraction to our visitors
http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/2894/naga2hm4.png

This is the plan of the city government regarding Naga River
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/7902/nagaiy4.png

It's very nice if our river will be like this..... An added attraction to our visitors
http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/2894/naga2hm4.png

yup that was the plan...long time ago..hehehe...hope "korek ka john" Bongat aspire for such!

I'm thinking of a Marikina style riverbank in Naga but the Naga River is too narrow compared to the Marikina River. The banks too are already congested with businesses and homes.

Maybe just cleaning up of the Naga River will do. I hate the part of that river at the back of the market. It stinks.:(

Just look at the Marikina Riverfront. The only difference is that ours is already congested compared to marikina's. So' it's very difficult for to us redevelop the area as it will need huge amount of money.

But i think, the city government has already allocated budget for the greenway project, if I'm notmistaken.

The bask of the Market really stinks. Wish it would be demolished and be built with something pleasing to the eyes.

I was actually referring to the Bicol River. :)
so that's at the area of LCC to Tabuco and Mabulo... as for now, that part of Tabuco and Mabulo are all farms.

Eu hay. Nagtaba na maray ngunyan si Sir Bob.


Sa shawarmahan sa Magsaysay

That's in Haider. Just infront of GCF.

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hope our local officials soon realize the value of Naga River!

AFAIK: minor rehabilitation of the Naga River is being undertaken by the city government eg. construction of pathway along Tabuco, regular hauling of garbage along Naga River particularly at Panganiban and there was even a huge plan to construct leisure island at the back of Avenue Hotel.

This is the plan of the city government regarding Naga River
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/7902/nagaiy4.png

It's very nice if our river will be like this..... An added attraction to our visitors
http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/2894/naga2hm4.png

yup that was the plan...long time ago..hehehe...hope "korek ka john" Bongat aspire for such!

I hope so too. By the way, Aristocrat was part of this project I think. But too bad, I don't think that riverfront hotel is in operation... The walkway from Aristocrat to Panganiban bridge is... ehr... kinda stinky and ugly...

http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/6483852.jpg

There is a "Tiange" at the bank of the River until Jan. 30 where I bought my shoes hehehe last night.

The River is not just a park during Christmas Season it turns to be like a Divisoria where there is a Tiange, Amusement as well as concert as part of the Marikina Christmas Festival Celebration.

http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/6483852.jpg

There is a "Tiange" at the bank of the River until Jan. 30 where I bought my shoes hehehe last night.

The River is not just a park during Christmas Season it turns to be like a Divisoria where there is a Tiange, Amusement as well as concert as part of the Marikina Christmas Festival Celebration.

This is actually what I want to happen in the Sabang Area. and at the same time, may office buildings pa.

^^http://static.panoramio.com/photos/original/6483852.jpg

There is a "Tiange" at the bank of the River until Jan. 30 where I bought my shoes hehehe last night.

The River is not just a park during Christmas Season it turns to be like a Divisoria where there is a Tiange, Amusement as well as concert as part of the Marikina Christmas Festival Celebration.

Consider the Riverwalk in San Antonio, Texas as yet another model for the Naga River.

Marhay na aga sa gabos!

^^

Consider the Riverwalk in San Antonio, Texas as yet another model for the Naga River.

Marhay na aga sa gabos!

If you can, please post a picture of it.

Consider the Riverwalk in San Antonio, Texas as yet another model for the Naga River.

Marhay na aga sa gabos!

http://img709.imageshack.us/img709/2184/662005sriverwalksananto.jpg

Is this the one your referring na San Antonio River Walk?

Marhay na Aldaw

Hi (Mr. SCC Naga President) Pau.

Can you PM me your number?

Our meeting with the Endocrine National Convention committee in on the 16th at the Avenue Plaza Hotel poolside 7 pm.

The convention will be held on April 16, 17 and 18 at Avenue Plaza Hotel.

I think we should meet before the meeting so we could finalize our proposal about the SCC- Naga Cultural Fun Run which we would integrate during the convention as a part of its accompanying persons activity.

I already talked to three Pharmaceutical Companies to sponsor our activity to be incorporated as a part of the convention program.

This would a good launch for the group as it would have a national coverage.

This is it po ba :c

http://francesellenspeaks.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/riverwalk-san-antonio.jpg

http://www.sanctuaryprograms.org/images/Riverwalk3.jpg

http://www.rvforsaleguide.com/images/riverwalk-boat-picture.jpg

http://www.wttc.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/san-antonio.jpg

San Antonio is the second-largest city in the state of Texas and the seventh largest city in the United States.

Famous for its River Walk and the Alamo, and home to SeaWorld San Antonio, Fiesta Texas and the San Antonio Zoo, the city was visited by some 50,000 delegates last year alone. San Antonio is also home to the McNay Art Museum, the first museum of modern art in Texas.

Yah, I think mas ok ito kesa sa Marikina River (salawahan hehehe), nope I mean mas bagay gawing model kasi mas malawak ng kanunti ang Mrkna River sa Naga River compare to those pics. above.

source : www.wttc.com

Kevz bawi ka sa Halalan thread, Back - up lang :c

^^Splendid. That could be a good model. Palaging papasyalin 'yan pagganyan ang river natin.

yup that was the plan...long time ago..hehehe...hope "korek ka john" Bongat aspire for such!

That's a 2-year old plan :lol:. Shall we meet today?

Gasolina, nadukayan na nakakuriat sa nasulong mercado publico kan Naga (http://bomboradyo.com/newsdetails1.asp?ID=127228)
1/12/2010 8:06:33 AM

NAGA CITY - Nagkasiribot kasubanggui an mga imbestigador na hali sa Bureau of Fire Prevention (BFP) Naga sa nadukayan na kemikal na pinagsusupeniran na gasolina na nakakuriat sa lanob asin salog kan sarong stall sa nasulo pa sanang mercado publico kan Naga.

Basado sa naggunong impormasyon kan Bombo Radyo Naga, namamarong gasolina sa laog kan sarong stall na nagpapabakal nin mga alahas sa mercado kan maabrehan ini kan mga nagiimbestigar na mga otoridad kasumpay kan nangyaring ika-tolong pagkakasulo kan pampublicong bakalan kan nakalihis na Sabado nin banggui.

Apuwera pa kaini, nadukayan pa man sa lugar an sarong bote nin dae pa namimidbidan na klase nin kemikal sa laog kan stall na posible man suboot na igwa nin koneksyon sa nangyaring insidente.

Nin huli kaini, orog pang nagkusog ngonian an mga espekulasyon na pigtuyo an kasulo sa mercado.

Kasumpay kaini, nagpromesa an mga miembros kan BFP na mas pahihiguton pa ninda an saindang imbestigasyon sa naunambitan na insidente.

Mientrastanto, pigdara naman sa crime laboratory an nakuang bote na igwa nin laog na kemikal tanganing macheck kun gasolina talaga an yaon duman.

^^ Mayo man waterfront ang Naga. Riverfront lang.:D

parehas naman may front :D

eu nani kev :ohno: but i guess what makes Naga very astonishing despite of not having those natural resources is the people...us...the Naqueños!

^^That's the advantage of having a waterfront. But despite of not having such, Naga is still very dynamic. What I like about the one I presented to be realized in the city are the hi-rise buildings to be built in Almeda. Riverfront must also be developed with trees and walkways as this will give lungs to the city...

Naga alone doesn't have SEA front but when you talk about METRO NAGA it has two SEA front the San Miguel Bay front and the Ragay Gulf...take note ang mga SEA front na ni kan Metro Naga malinig asin bakong "Mabangog":banana::banana:

^^They're too far from the city but this could create another business area if given emphasis.

That's a 2-year old plan :lol:. Shall we meet today?

yes sir...unc front gate sir...will also discuss the group presentation...NCD will be joining us and Tanyug

^^Okay, please send me your number. I'll be there at 12

^^They're too far from the city but this could create another business area if given emphasis.

just like Metro Manila the Metro Naga (http://metro.naga.gov.ph/) member towns or cities are automatically member of the Metro Clustering.it will be even bigger to MM in the future when it fully develops into a Metropolis

Hi (Mr. SCC Naga President) Pau.

Can you PM me your number?

Our meeting with the Endocrine National Convention committee in on the 16th at the Avenue Plaza Hotel poolside 7 pm.

The convention will be held on April 16, 17 and 18 at Avenue Plaza Hotel.

I think we should meet before the meeting so we could finalize our proposal about the SCC- Naga Cultural Fun Run which we would integrate during the convention as a part of its accompanying persons activity.

I already talked to three Pharmaceutical Companies to sponsor our activity to be incorporated as a part of the convention program.

This would a good launch for the group as it would have a national coverage.

January - SSC Anniversary
February - SSC Jobs 4 U
March - SSC Rico Blanco Concert
April - SSC Naga Fun Run

Not bad!!!!:banana::banana::banana:

Kasulo sa mercado kan Naga, iimbestigaran na kan LGU (http://bomboradyo.com/newsdetails1.asp?ID=127227)
1/12/2010 8:05:52 AM

NAGA CITY - Nagpromesa si Alkalde Jesse Robredo kan ciudad kan Naga sa mga residente kan ciudad partikularmente sa mga may sadiri kan mga stalls na nasulo sa mercado publico kan Naga na iimbestigaran kan lokal na gobierno kan Naga an mga espekulasyon asin kontrobersiya na nagpapatos sa nangyaring mga kasulo sa mercado publico.

Marurumduman na nagburutwaan an manlain-lain na mga huringhuding sa linyada kan mga paratienda sa mercado makalihis na masulo ini kun hain sainda pang pinagakusaran an mismong LGU na iyo an may kaginibuhan kan kasulo.

Napagaraman kan Bombo Radyo Naga na pinagsusupeniran kan mga paratienda na an mismong mga opisyales kan Naga an nagsugo sa mga nagkakapirang persona na suluon an mercado nin huli ta dae naghaharali an mga nagkakapira sa mga paratienda duman sa saindang mga pwesto na kaipohan nang pakaryahun.

Mientrastanto, igwa man nin nagkakapira an nagbabasol sa sarong grupo nin mga paratienda na suboot nagbabalos sa LGU Naga nin huli naman sa halangkaw na singil kaini na kantidad P50,000 para sa pagokupar sa mga stalls sa mercado.

Kasabay kaini, nangapodan man si Fire Marshall Achilles Santiago kan Bureau of Fire Prevention (BFP) sa siisay man na nakaheling nin mga kahinahinalang mga aktibidad sa mercado antes an kasulo na magpasiring na sa saindang istasyon asin sabihon an saindang mga naaraman.

Ini man tanganing maklaro na suboot kun totoong pigtuyo o dae an nangyaring kasulo sa market kan Naga.

we're here at caramel bakeshop..

me, pau and garzland.

January - SSC Anniversary
February - SSC Jobs 4 U
March - SSC Rico Blanco Concert
April - SSC Naga Fun Run

Not bad!!!!:banana::banana::banana:

Wow! SSC Naga Cultural Fun Run

Naga alone doesn't have SEA front but when you talk about METRO NAGA it has two SEA front the San Miguel Bay front and the Ragay Gulf...take note ang mga SEA front na ni kan Metro Naga malinig asin bakong "Mabangog":banana::banana:

AFAIK pasacao is a member MNDC

Wow! SSC Naga Cultural Fun Run



AFAIK pasacao is a member MNDC

hope you can drop by sa Caramel Bakeshop...andun cla planning...

January - SSC Anniversary
February - SSC Jobs 4 U
March - SSC Rico Blanco Concert
April - SSC Naga Fun Run

Not bad!!!!:banana::banana::banana:

i may not be in front but I'll be just behind you guy's :lol: that's great :okay:

^^makipagbalitaktatakan ka kasi dun sa kabilan thread about developments in the city or in the province....

^^ Mayo man waterfront ang Naga. Riverfront lang.:D

di ba ang river, water din?:D

http://photos-e.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs216.snc3/22371_107030155976641_100000089724790_185288_1199579_n.jpg

Pesensya na po kong ngunyan ko lang ini na post.!hehe:)
Scc Meeting @ Biggs Diner.
Sir Rally of surigao,Sir Nagaboy,sir bob,ambuscamarines,haks,radism,and ako


Andyan ba sa picture si Bobby?:D

River lang hehehe. Mayo man kita hill plain lang. Pero maray ta mayo kitang bulkan, bundok lang (no offense)

AFAIK, Isarog is a dormant volcano. :D

By the way, here's our very first SSC Meet held on May 26, 2007
http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/3047/picture08gk3.jpg
Garz, Sir Bob, Kev



tumaba ka rin ba ngayon, Kevs?:D

I don't think it's relevant, but I always notice the number of posts decreasing. Also, one of hakz's posts yesterday was archived. Is somebody deleting or archiving our posts inadvertently or inappropriately?

alin bang posts ko ang dinelete?

Hi (Mr. SCC Naga President) Pau.

Can you PM me your number?

Our meeting with the Endocrine National Convention committee in on the 16th at the Avenue Plaza Hotel poolside 7 pm.

The convention will be held on April 16, 17 and 18 at Avenue Plaza Hotel.

I think we should meet before the meeting so we could finalize our proposal about the SCC- Naga Cultural Fun Run which we would integrate during the convention as a part of its accompanying persons activity.

I already talked to three Pharmaceutical Companies to sponsor our activity to be incorporated as a part of the convention program.

This would a good launch for the group as it would have a national coverage.

Woohoo....:banana::banana::banana:

CamSur Mobile Passport Service to Resume (http://voxbikol.com/bikolnews/3796/camsur-mobile-passport-service-resume)

PILI, Camarines Sur, Jan. 5- The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) Regional Consular Office in Bikol will resume its Mobile Passport Service (MPS) to cater to the passport needs of residents in Camarines Sur who wishes to go abroad for employment or tour purposes.

MPS is an initiative of Camarines Sur Governor LRay Villafuerte, in partnership with DFA Legazpi City RCO, aimed to provide ease and convenience to local populace as they no longer have to travel far to secure their passports.

The Camarines Sur Employment Center (CSEC) here said the MPS will resume the regular twice a month processing this month.

Lucia Villanueva, CSEC chief, said the passport servicing for this month will be on the Jan. 14 and 15.

Villanueva said the schedule was set by the DFA design to give fast passport service to the residents of Camarines Sur.

The National Statistics Office (NSO) has set up a mobile office at the provincial capitol so that supporting documents such as marriage and birth certificates needed in the issuance of passports could be easily and quickly secured by passport applicants. (PNA)

http://img709.imageshack.us/img709/2184/662005sriverwalksananto.jpg




http://francesellenspeaks.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/riverwalk-san-antonio.jpg

http://www.sanctuaryprograms.org/images/Riverwalk3.jpg

http://www.rvforsaleguide.com/images/riverwalk-boat-picture.jpg

http://www.wttc.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/san-antonio.jpg



ang ganda naman nito kung ang Bicol River ay gagawing ganito....

Padagos na training sa mga LGU nutrition officers para mapapusog an programa sa nutrisyon (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-radio-release/padagos-na-training-sa-mga-lgu-nutrition-officers-para-mapapusog-an-programa-sa-nutrisyon.html)

Pili, CamSur - An Provincial Nutrition Committee (PNC) sa paagi kan National Nutrition Committee (NNC) an padagos na nagtatao nin kumpletong training kit manonongod sa proper nutrition sa mga municipal nutrition action officers (MNAOs) kan provincia nin CamSur.

An sinambit na kit makakatabang na marhay sa pag-training sa mga barangay mantang an kit may mga visual aids asin mga reading materials na madaling maiintidihan.
Tinatawan doon kan training kit an mga temang, Infant and Young Child Feed (IYCF), an tamang nutrisyon kaibahan na an Promotion of Eggs and Vegetables.

An nutrisyon asin salud kabali sa mga mayor na programa ni Gobernador LRay Villafuerte sa pusog na pagtubod na an mga ini kaipuhan sa pag-uswag kan provincia.

Enot na man na pig- implementar ni Gov. LRay an mga programang LRay Vita Kidz asin Nutri- Escuela sa katuyuhan na ma- eradicar an malnutrisyon digdi sa provincia.

Magiromdoman na maabot na sa apat na municipio kan provincia nin CamSur an nagawadan na dai pa sana nahahaloy nin kumpletong kit asin ini compuesto kan Buhi, Balatan, Gainza, asin Pili.

Sa presente, nagkakapirang banwaan an nakatalaan na an magconducir kan saindang training sa nutrisyon ngonyan na bulan kan Enero sa mga barangay na saindang nasasakupan .

Lagonoy River
by OrvelleM (http://www.flickr.com/photos/12111045@N05/)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2498/3786980169_eb6e5fc07e_o.jpg

Two Major Conventions from two large endocrine societies will be held in Naga City.

January 23 and 24: American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE). Avenue Plaza Hotel Naga City.

This is the fourth time that this would be held in Asia and second in the Philippines.

There are only two places in the Philippines where its annual convention of this prestigious international organization was held. In Cebu (Mactan Shangri La) about 2 years ago and is coming back to the Philippines this year in Naga City.

The choices were between Macau, Manila (Marriot) and Avenue Plaza, Naga City. The AACE settled for Naga City.

This is to prove that this posh hotel is at par with the best hotels in the world.:banana::banana:

Together with Dr. Paredes, as the local hosts and members we also offered three post convention out of town excursions: Caramoan, Butanding Interaction with Mayon/Legazpi Sidetrip and Misibis Relaxation Outing with Mayon/Legazpi Sidetrip .

Majority signed in for Carmaoan (about 80% of delegates).

On April 16 and 17 the Joint National Convention of Thomasian Endocrine Progress Inc., (which I am the national President) and the Society of Thomasian Internists would again be held in the same venue.

The SCC Naga will be one of its major participants for the Fun Run.

Alfelor Clan Welcomes the Coming Year with a Family Retreat (http://voxbikol.com/bikolnews/3797/alfelor-clan-welcomes-coming-year-family-retreat)

Instead of lavishly spending the holidays, the Alfelor clan chose to end and start their new year with a spiritual activity. Dubbed as FOAS or the FOAS or Felix Ordas Alfelor Senior (FOAS), the family retreat was held at the Caritas Christi, Concepcion Grande, Naga City on December 29, 2009.

The Alfelor's religiosity is one of the great values that Dr. Remedios Rigoroso-Alfelor, taught her children. Her piousness continues to serve as an inspiration, not just to her immediate family, but also to the members of her community. Wawa, as she is fondly called by her dear family and friends, has unselfishly shared her faith and Godly devotion to many, particularly to the present and upcoming Alfelor generation.

The family retreat was attended by forty-seven (47) members of the Alfelor family; six (6) from the 2nd generation, twenty-eight (28) from the 3rd generation, and thirteen (I3) from the 4th generation. The occasion allowed each family member to temporarily remove themselves from their usual environment and find time for solitude by immersing themselves in spiritual endeavors.

Rev.Fr. Glen Paul M. Gomez, Retreat Master and Mass Presider, emphasized the importance of prayers. "When we pray, we communicate with God, and when we turn that prayer into action, we are not only serving God but we also return the blessings that we have received from Him."

The day was indeed filled with sharing and giving. In the afternoon, Rev. Fr. Gomez explained the true essence of celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. The discussion was followed by a penitential rite, Reconciliation and finally ending the significant activity with a thanksgiving mass.

UNEP Vice President for Finance, Ms Del Alfelor-Tibi thanked every member of the family for attending the said gathering. "This retreat has brought us all together in a common goal of strengthening our spiritual bond. This opportunity also allowed us to have time to reflect, pray and meditate. It gives us a realization that we should never under estimate the power of prayers in every undertaking that we wish to make."

Also in attendance was UNEP President Atty. Remelisa Alfelor-Moraleda. "This gathering also gives each and every member of the family a chance to focus on our directions and contemplate on our actions." This, I believe, will strengthen our bond, not just as a family, but also as responsible members of the community."

Two Major Conventions from two large endocrine societies will be held in Naga City.

January 23 and 24: American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE). Avenue Plaza Hotel Naga City.

This is the fourth time that this would be held in Asia and second in the Philippines.

There are only two places in the Philippines where its annual convention of this prestigious international organization was held. In Cebu (Mactan Shangri La) about 2 years ago and is coming back to the Philippines this year in Naga City.

The choices were between Macau, Manila (Marriot) and Avenue Plaza, Naga City. The AACE settled for Naga City.

This is to prove that this posh hotel is at par with the best hotels in the world.:banana::banana:

Together with Dr. Paredes, as the local hosts and members we also offered three post convention out of town excursions: Caramoan, Butanding Interaction with Mayon/Legazpi Sidetrip and Misibis Relaxation Outing with Mayon/Legazpi Sidetrip .

Majority signed in for Carmaoan (about 80% of delegates).

On April 16 and 17 the Joint National Convention of Thomasian Endocrine Progress Inc., (which I am the national President) and the Society of Thomasian Internists would again be held in the same venue.

The SCC Naga will be one of its major participants for the Fun Run.

Naga City further cemented itself as the convention capital of the region.:cheers:

Lagonoy River
by OrvelleM (http://www.flickr.com/photos/12111045@N05/)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2498/3786980169_eb6e5fc07e_o.jpg

Waaah The river in Himagtocon, Lagonoy ^^^^^^ The water is very clean and abundant of freshwater fish and crustaceans. If I am mistaken that hill was our "bulod" own by my family also the Coconut Plantation "Caniogan".

Two Major Conventions from two large endocrine societies will be held in Naga City.

January 23 and 24: American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE). Avenue Plaza Hotel Naga City.

This is the fourth time that this would be held in Asia and second in the Philippines.

There are only two places in the Philippines where its annual convention of this prestigious international organization was held. In Cebu (Mactan Shangri La) about 2 years ago and is coming back to the Philippines this year in Naga City.

The choices were between Macau, Manila (Marriot) and Avenue Plaza, Naga City. The AACE settled for Naga City.

This is to prove that this posh hotel is at par with the best hotels in the world.:banana::banana:

Together with Dr. Paredes, as the local hosts and members we also offered three post convention out of town excursions: Caramoan, Butanding Interaction with Mayon/Legazpi Sidetrip and Misibis Relaxation Outing with Mayon/Legazpi Sidetrip .

Majority signed in for Carmaoan (about 80% of delegates).

On April 16 and 17 the Joint National Convention of Thomasian Endocrine Progress Inc., (which I am the national President) and the Society of Thomasian Internists would again be held in the same venue.

The SCC Naga will be one of its major participants for the Fun Run.

That goes to show that Naga and CamSur are indeed going globally as well as SSC Naga hehe!:banana::banana::banana:

This would be a huge exposure to the city and province....:banana::banana::banana:

^^ang lawak pala ng niyugan niyo sa Lagonoy.

Naga City further cemented itself as the convention capital of the region.:cheers:
Undoubtedly... With the completion of Naga City Coliseum mid this year, there's more reason for the city to host big conventions.

Waaah The river in Himagtocon, Lagonoy ^^^^^^ The water is very clean and abundant of freshwater fish and crustaceans. If I am mistaken that hill was our "bulod" own by my family also the Coconut Plantation "Caniogan".

Diyan nga kami nagswimming nung pumunta kami diyan. nasa high school pa ata ako nun.

^^gaano kalawak at kahaba ang river na yan?

That goes to show that Naga and CamSur are indeed going globally as well as SSC Naga hehe!:banana::banana::banana:

This would be a huge exposure to the city and province....:banana::banana::banana:

salamat na marhay sa paghapit kasubago Sir Garz...marhay na hapon sa gabos!

^^so dagos na dagos na yan sa Jan. 31.....anniversary natin?

Undoubtedly... With the completion of Naga City Coliseum mid this year, there's more reason for the city to host big conventions.



Diyan nga kami nagswimming nung pumunta kami diyan. nasa high school pa ata ako nun.

just a teaser for the upcoming completion of the Metro Naga Coliseum:

1. DLSU Cheer Camp
2. PCCL Zonal Championship 2010 (Cebu, Subic, Manila and Naga as the venues)
3. PBA Provincial Games
4. The Naga City Inter-Collegiate Basketball Tournament (July - Sept)
5. more rocking concerts

more....more...more...more...:banana::banana:

Lagonoy River
by OrvelleM (http://www.flickr.com/photos/12111045@N05/)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2498/3786980169_eb6e5fc07e_o.jpg

Magyunon man, garo narumduman ko si pagpa Bohol mi, sa Loboc River.. :)

salamat na marhay sa paghapit kasubago Sir Garz...marhay na hapon sa gabos!
Salamat Pres. Pau. Presidenteng-presidente ka talaga sa office mo. nahangog ako duman ah...Daog mo pa si Pres. Obama hay.:lol:
January - SSC Anniversary
February - SSC Jobs 4 U
March - SSC Rico Blanco Concert
April - SSC Naga Fun Run

Not bad!!!!:banana::banana::banana:
Lots of activities for our group... What could be for May? hehehe
ang ganda naman nito kung ang Bicol River ay gagawing ganito....

Dapat lang ganyan. Kung gagawin man lang dapt 'yung maganda na para mas tipid.

just a teaser for the upcoming completion of the Metro Naga Coliseum:

1. DLSU Cheer Camp
2. PCCL Zonal Championship 2010 (Cebu, Subic, Manila and Naga as the venues)
3. PBA Provincial Games
4. The Naga City Inter-Collegiate Basketball Tournament (July - Sept)
5. more rocking concerts

more....more...more...more...:banana::banana:

Wowowowow!

Plus the conventions... Convention city ata ang Naga.

^^so dagos na dagos na yan sa Jan. 31.....anniversary natin?

For approval of the group

Date: January 31 (Sunday)
Time: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Venue: SSC House and Lodging :)

Committees:
1. Masaod
2. Maluto
3. Malinig
4. Mapreparar venue

pili na kamu...


Program Details:

8:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Masaod
10:00 AM 11:30 AM - Maluto
12:00 NN - Pangudtuhan
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM - Preparasyon kan Venue
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Programa
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM - Dikit na tagay asin tigsik

Mga mamamayu:

Sir Garz - sa pagsaod
Mam Ina - Official cook
NCD tsaka Sir Hakz - Venue Preparation :)

Importante:

kontribusyon :lol:

^^Ok, Mr. Pres. Approve yan sako...

For approval of the group

Date: January 31 (Sunday)
Time: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Venue: SSC House and Lodging :)

Committees:
1. Masaod
2. Maluto
3. Malinig
4. Mapreparar venue

pili na kamu...


Program Details:

8:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Masaod
10:00 AM 11:30 AM - Maluto
12:00 NN - Pangudtuhan
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM - Preparasyon kan Venue
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Programa
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM - Dikit na tagay asin tigsik

Mga mamamayu:

Sir Garz - sa pagsaod
Mam Ina - Official cook
NCD tsaka Sir Hakz - Venue Preparation :)

Importante:

kontribusyon :lol:

Would love to join Ms. Ina's Committee and Sir Garz..

^^opppss tama ang nabasa ko? NCD and Sir Hakz.. ok, no comment..hehe:lol:

January - SSC Anniversary
February - SSC Jobs 4 U
March - SSC Rico Blanco Concert
April - SSC Naga Fun Run


just a teaser for the upcoming completion of the Metro Naga Coliseum:

1. DLSU Cheer Camp
2. PCCL Zonal Championship 2010 (Cebu, Subic, Manila and Naga as the venues)
3. PBA Provincial Games
4. The Naga City Inter-Collegiate Basketball Tournament (July - Sept)
5. more rocking concerts


ang dami namang events and conventions sa Naga...:banana::banana::banana:

Magyunon man, garo narumduman ko si pagpa Bohol mi, sa Loboc River.. :)

me in a floating restaurant (Loboc River Cruise in Bohol):D

http://photos.friendster.com/photos/01/15/9475110/26448064236356l.jpg

http://photos.friendster.com/photos/01/15/9475110/1_535875885l.jpg

Globe Tech Site is now in full swing serving parts of South Luzon and Northern Visayas. in South Luzon Globe Tech Hub is divided into two key cities: Lucena for Northern part and Naga for the Southern part.

Would love to join Ms. Ina's Committee and Sir Garz..

^^opppss tama ang nabasa ko? NCD and Sir Hakz.. ok, no comment..hehe:lol:

Yup, they are our lovebirds who will give a song intermission after the round table discussion.:lol:
ang dami namang events and conventions sa Naga...:banana::banana::banana:



me in a floating restaurant (Loboc River Cruise in Bohol):D

http://photos.friendster.com/photos/01/15/9475110/26448064236356l.jpg

http://photos.friendster.com/photos/01/15/9475110/1_535875885l.jpg

This was taken when... You look slimmer in the pic...

For approval of the group

Date: January 31 (Sunday)
Time: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Venue: SSC House and Lodging :)

Committees:
1. Masaod
2. Maluto
3. Malinig
4. Mapreparar venue

pili na kamu...


Program Details:

8:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Masaod
10:00 AM 11:30 AM - Maluto
12:00 NN - Pangudtuhan
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM - Preparasyon kan Venue
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Programa
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM - Dikit na tagay asin tigsik

Mga mamamayu:

Sir Garz - sa pagsaod
Mam Ina - Official cook
NCD tsaka Sir Hakz - Venue Preparation :)

Importante:

kontribusyon :lol:

:lol::lol::lol: ano yan saturday, mapreparar na kan venue ta 8 a.m. baga mapoon.....:D


^^opppss tama ang nabasa ko? NCD and Sir Hakz.. ok, no comment..hehe:lol:

ano daw ta may smiley pa, may ibig sabihin ba yan?:D

NCD tsaka Sir Hakz - Venue Preparation :)

Globe Tech Site is now in full swing serving parts of South Luzon and Northern Visayas. in South Luzon Globe Tech Hub is divided into two key cities: Lucena for Northern part and Naga for the Southern part.

What building do they occupy in Naga?

ang dami namang events and conventions sa Naga...:banana::banana::banana:



me in a floating restaurant (Loboc River Cruise in Bohol):D

http://photos.friendster.com/photos/01/15/9475110/26448064236356l.jpg

http://photos.friendster.com/photos/01/15/9475110/1_535875885l.jpg

Sir hakz ung naka red ba ei si Sir Bob?

:lol::lol::lol: ano yan saturday, mapreparar na kan venue ta 8 a.m. baga mapoon.....:D



ano daw ta may smiley pa, may ibig sabihin ba yan?:D

Sunday kita sir...special ang satuyang lunch kasi mga putaheng tatak bicol an satuyang handa

Sir hakz ung naka red ba ei si Sir Bob?

hindi yun si Bob...local tourist din yun

^^Kaya pala... Dapat bumalik ang dati mong katawan sa ganyan.

Loboc is wider compared to Naga River and besides it's deeper so we can't develop such concept here as Loboc's

What building do they occupy in Naga?

AMS building 1st floor. just interviewed one of their staff.

Sunday kita sir...special ang satuyang lunch kasi mga putaheng tatak bicol an satuyang handa

Dapat itong nagsisisli-sili. Bicol express. Mayo man gayod saindo allergy sa balaw :lol:

Masaod talaga ako ka'yan, ako gayod in-charge :lol:

Sunday kita sir...special ang satuyang lunch kasi mga putaheng tatak bicol an satuyang handa

baka gabos igwang pork :D

^^Kaya pala... Dapat bumalik ang dati mong katawan sa ganyan.

Loboc is wider compared to Naga River and besides it's deeper so we can't develop such concept here as Loboc's

Meron namang mga pamamaraan para laliman ang ilog...

Dapat itong nagsisisli-sili. Bicol express. Mayo man gayod saindo allergy sa balaw :lol:

Masaod talaga ako ka'yan, ako gayod in-charge :lol:

habang nagluluto Ina nagbabagunas na kita kan venue ta! hehehe

^^dapat ikaag sa Bicol Express beef or chicken para makatana man ako kayan:D

baka gabos igwang pork :D



Yan ang spesyal na handa ko. Pinoy Fear factor hehehe

^^mabalon na lang ako ki panira ko:D

^^Hehehe. So ano pala request mo para masaod ko man.

^^pwedeng beef na lang sa bicol express...:lol:

^^Mas masiram baga kaya diyan ang pork.. pero baka masiram man kung chicken na lang hehehe

naku naku garo tig volunteer nnman ako.

si kuya pau pa man din nag balita na kinakarawan nnman daa ako.
ito palan sya man ang nag puon ngunyan. :bash:

dai lamang pigpaphingaluan ang love team issue. entertainment everyday :lol:

venue preparation? maayos tukawan? materials? etc etc. ano pa? kuya pau paki ready na ang house nindo prepare mo na venue. hahahaha :lol::lol:

^^pwede man chicken....

AMS building 1st floor. just interviewed one of their staff.

Is it the 2nd BPO in naga?

naku naku garo tig volunteer nnman ako.

si kuya pao pa man din nag balita na kinakarawan nnman daa ako.
ito palan sya man ang nag puon ngunyan. :bash:

dai lamang pigpaphingaluan ang love team issue. entertainment everyday :lol:

venue preparation? maayos tukawan? materials? etc etc. ano pa? kuya pau paki ready na ang house nindo prepare mo na venue. hahahaha :lol::lol:

:lol::lol::lol: mata pag venue preparation pati dapat may privacy kitang duwa:D

dapat dae kita naiistorbo:D

naku naku garo tig volunteer nnman ako.

si kuya pau pa man din nag balita na kinakarawan nnman daa ako.
ito palan sya man ang nag puon ngunyan. :bash:

dai lamang pigpaphingaluan ang love team issue. entertainment everyday :lol:

venue preparation? maayos tukawan? materials? etc etc. ano pa? kuya pau paki ready na ang house nindo prepare mo na venue. hahahaha :lol::lol:

^^pwede man chicken....

Ayan, yaon ang lovebirds... Sige chicken na lang...

For approval of the group

Date: January 31 (Sunday)
Time: 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Venue: SSC House and Lodging :)

Committees:
1. Masaod
2. Maluto
3. Malinig
4. Mapreparar venue

pili na kamu...


Program Details:

8:00 AM - 10:00 AM - Masaod
10:00 AM 11:30 AM - Maluto
12:00 NN - Pangudtuhan
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM - Preparasyon kan Venue
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM - Programa
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM - Dikit na tagay asin tigsik

Mga mamamayu:

Sir Garz - sa pagsaod
Mam Ina - Official cook
NCD tsaka Sir Hakz - Venue Preparation :)

Importante:

kontribusyon :lol:

how much ang kontri?

Kevz bawi ka sa Halalan thread, Back - up lang :c

Sorry, Bren. Though, I'm almost inclined for Gibo, I'm still not for Gibo. I'd love it if GMA will still be in power.:D

we're here at caramel bakeshop..

me, pau and garzland.

Dai mo man lang pigpaisi kay Hakz ai.:D:D:D

di ba ang river, water din?:D

Sorry, wrong choice of words. Seafront dapat.:D

tumaba ka rin ba ngayon, Kevs?:D

Slight. Tumigil ako sa weight-gain program ko. Nakakatamad um-attend eh.:nuts:

Two Major Conventions from two large endocrine societies will be held in Naga City.

January 23 and 24: American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE). Avenue Plaza Hotel Naga City.

This is the fourth time that this would be held in Asia and second in the Philippines.

There are only two places in the Philippines where its annual convention of this prestigious international organization was held. In Cebu (Mactan Shangri La) about 2 years ago and is coming back to the Philippines this year in Naga City.

The choices were between Macau, Manila (Marriot) and Avenue Plaza, Naga City. The AACE settled for Naga City.

This is to prove that this posh hotel is at par with the best hotels in the world.:banana::banana:

Together with Dr. Paredes, as the local hosts and members we also offered three post convention out of town excursions: Caramoan, Butanding Interaction with Mayon/Legazpi Sidetrip and Misibis Relaxation Outing with Mayon/Legazpi Sidetrip .

Majority signed in for Carmaoan (about 80% of delegates).

On April 16 and 17 the Joint National Convention of Thomasian Endocrine Progress Inc., (which I am the national President) and the Society of Thomasian Internists would again be held in the same venue.

The SCC Naga will be one of its major participants for the Fun Run.

:banana::cheers:

Naga City further cemented itself as the convention capital of the region.:cheers:

Exactamente!:okay:

Waaah The river in Himagtocon, Lagonoy ^^^^^^ The water is very clean and abundant of freshwater fish and crustaceans. If I am mistaken that hill was our "bulod" own by my family also the Coconut Plantation "Caniogan".

Wow. Mayaman pala kayo Bren.:D

NCD tsaka Sir Hakz - Venue Preparation :)

:D

^^opppss tama ang nabasa ko? NCD and Sir Hakz.. ok, no comment..hehe:lol:

:D:D:D

ano daw ta may smiley pa, may ibig sabihin ba yan?:D

Ano ta garo ka kinikilig Hakz?:D:D:D

Is it the 2nd BPO in naga?

it's pure tech support of Globe not a BPO.

^^pwede man chicken....

chicken cubes...beef cubes na lang gabos :lol::lol:

This is the plan of the city government regarding Naga River
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/7902/nagaiy4.png

It's very nice if our river will be like this..... An added attraction to our visitors
http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/2894/naga2hm4.png

It obviously will be a tedious task but if we have all resources, financial especially, it would no doubt be completed. Should we be diligent enough, this will be a reality. I'd love the city to have this kind of development - Venice-style.:D

Though, I'm almost inclined for Gibo, I'm still not for Gibo. I'd love it if GMA will still be in power.:D


I am voting for Gibo this coimg election.

:rofl:

grabeng ulok ni Kev.:lol:

AGAIN, METRO NAGA CHAMBER BAGS 2 AWARDS (http://metronagachamber.com/mncci/modules/news/article.php?storyid=16)

For the second time around, the Metro Naga Chamber of Commerce & Industry was honored as the 2009 Most Outstanding Chamber in the Philippines and the 2009 Most Outstanding Chamber in South Luzon. The much coveted honor was given by the PCCI, during the 35th Philippine Business Conference and Expo held last October 21, 2009 at the Rigodon Ballroom, Manila Hotel, City of Manila. Her Excellency, President Gloria Macapagal- Arroyo, the guest of honor gave the award together with the 35th PBC&E Chairman, Mr. Roberto C. Amores, PCCI Pres. Mr. Edgardo Lacson, DTI Secretary Peter B. Favila, and Mr. Miguel Varela, Chairman of 35th PBC award committee. Mr. Alberto ‘Abet’ Bercasio, MNCCI President, together with Mr. Apolinar “Boy” Aure, PCCI –AVP South Luzon received the two plaques of recognition and two HP printers sponsored by PLDT SME NATION.

The outstanding Chamber of the Philippines was awarded in recognition of its outstanding performance as an advocate of Philippine business, demonstrated by its active involvement in influencing policy makers and undertaking programs and activities for the expansion of commerce, industry, trade and investment. Likewise, the chamber was also awarded the most outstanding chamber award in South Luzon and was cited for its commendable efforts in accelerating business growth in the area as evidenced by its exemplary leadership and dynamism, strong advocacy program, good working relationship with government, increased membership base and effective delivery of services.

*****

Good job, MNCCI!:banana:

Dai mo man lang pigpaisi kay Hakz ai.:D:D:D



ay kaipuhan ba? hahahaha :nuts: :crazy2::crazy2: nagkataon lng na dai ako nag uli lunch kaya nakisabay nlng ako ki Kuya Pau, nag drop din si Brian subago. :tongue4:

^^gaano kalawak at kahaba ang river na yan?

Mayo ako idea dyan sir kung gaano kahaba yan kasi maraming connected rivers dyan pero yang mismong salog naan ang headwaters nyan hali sa pig apod nindang Mt. Potianay and the surrounding mountain range.

Sa unahan may Waterfalls "Sulpo Kinahologan and Bolanogan Waterfalls" Hope you heard about this, especially the latter

Here it is.

http://www.camarinessur.gov.ph/images/mini_pics/tn_bolanugan.jpg

Bolanogan Falls

http://img.youtube.com/vi/b9guyXS1a9g/0.jpg

Kinahologan Falls

it's pure tech support of Globe not a BPO.
:okay:
chicken cubes...beef cubes na lang gabos :lol::lol:
:lol: Pwede man. Sige, let's prepare for a menu... Lunch!
Suggestion guys???
It obviously will be a tedious task but if we have all resources, financial especially, it would no doubt be completed. Should we be diligent enough, this will be a reality. I'd love the city to have this kind of development - Venice-style.:D

Given 10 more years, it will be completed...

:rofl:

naku kevs, feel na feel na ni kuya don. na ano daw yan

AGAIN, METRO NAGA CHAMBER BAGS 2 AWARDS (http://metronagachamber.com/mncci/modules/news/article.php?storyid=16)

For the second time around, the Metro Naga Chamber of Commerce & Industry was honored as the 2009 Most Outstanding Chamber in the Philippines and the 2009 Most Outstanding Chamber in South Luzon. The much coveted honor was given by the PCCI, during the 35th Philippine Business Conference and Expo held last October 21, 2009 at the Rigodon Ballroom, Manila Hotel, City of Manila. Her Excellency, President Gloria Macapagal- Arroyo, the guest of honor gave the award together with the 35th PBC&E Chairman, Mr. Roberto C. Amores, PCCI Pres. Mr. Edgardo Lacson, DTI Secretary Peter B. Favila, and Mr. Miguel Varela, Chairman of 35th PBC award committee. Mr. Alberto ‘Abet’ Bercasio, MNCCI President, together with Mr. Apolinar “Boy” Aure, PCCI –AVP South Luzon received the two plaques of recognition and two HP printers sponsored by PLDT SME NATION.

The outstanding Chamber of the Philippines was awarded in recognition of its outstanding performance as an advocate of Philippine business, demonstrated by its active involvement in influencing policy makers and undertaking programs and activities for the expansion of commerce, industry, trade and investment. Likewise, the chamber was also awarded the most outstanding chamber award in South Luzon and was cited for its commendable efforts in accelerating business growth in the area as evidenced by its exemplary leadership and dynamism, strong advocacy program, good working relationship with government, increased membership base and effective delivery of services.

*****

Good job, MNCCI!:banana:
One more to go, Hall of Famer na. Iba talaga ang naga! :applause:
I am voting for Gibo this coimg election.

He's very intellectual and fresh in this field... So, let's give a chance to newcomers like him.

ay kaipuhan ba? hahahaha :nuts: :crazy2::crazy2:

Syempre kaipuhan. Love team garo kamo.:D:D:D

http://img.youtube.com/vi/b9guyXS1a9g/0.jpg

Kinahologan Falls

:drool:

I wanna go there...

Given 10 more years, it will be completed...

That's quite long. That's already half of the period the Araneta Center will be redeveloped by MegaWorld! Siguro five years lang.:)

chicken cubes...beef cubes na lang gabos :lol::lol:

:okay:

:lol: Pwede man. Sige, let's prepare for a menu... Lunch!
Suggestion guys???

:lol::lol::lol: kung igwang hotdog ang menu, dapat chicken, beef or turkey meat ang ingredient kan hotdog....:D

That's quite long. That's already half of the period the Araneta Center will be redeveloped by MegaWorld! Siguro five years lang.:)

Just to make it sure.. 5 years is still impossible. The city has still many more important things to attend to...

He's very intellectual and fresh in this field... So, let's give a chance to newcomers like him.

I am already sicked and tired of Villar, Noynoy and etc. :lol::lol::lol:

BTW, who wants to volunteer to be the cook aside from Ms. Ina?

naku kevs, feel na feel na ni kuya don. na ano daw yan

Hala ka Hakz. Nasusuya na si Jo. Suyuon mo man ngani.:D:D:D

One more to go, Hall of Famer na. Iba talaga ang naga! :applause:

Yeah! One more to go, Hall of Fame na naman! Remember that Naga has also been recently awarded PCCI's Hall of Fame award for bagging the Most Business Friendly City in the Philippines award for three consecutive years. Naga is no doubt an economic hub in Bicol and South Luzon.:okay:

He's very intellectual and fresh in this field... So, let's give a chance to newcomers like him.

I may welcome the idea to give chance to newcomers who have fresh ideas. But giving the nation's highest post to a noob is a no-no for me. No huge improvement has even been made for the Dept of National Defense. He may be a good speaker but I haven't seen anything from him yet.

But of all presidential aspirants, he's the one I'm most inclined to. Too bad I won't vote this coming elections. My residency in ComElec is in Camaligan, not here in Pasig.:D

^^ayaw niya kasi ng nabubulgar..:D

Just to make it sure.. 5 years is still impossible. The city has still many more important things to attend to...

Sabagay. We'll they can seek help from private institutions, maybe even businesses who may gain in a build-operate-transfer scheme. The most prominent part of the river that needs rehabilitation is the portion where the city supermarket is situated until the Aristocrat Hotel area. It's just very near the city center yet it's so ugly.:(

I am already sicked and tired of Villar, Noynoy and etc. :lol::lol::lol:

Noynoy is just clinging on to his mother's and father's popularity and achievements. He himself has done nothing. Villar, on the other hand, is an opposition member who does nothing but to hamper the nation's growth. He's too afraid that the country will grow more should GMA implement things. Crab mentality at its finest.:ohno:

Hala ka Hakz. Nasusuya na si Jo. Suyuon mo man ngani.:D:D:D



Yeah! One more to go, Hall of Fame na naman! Remember that Naga has also been recently awarded PCCI's Hall of Fame award for bagging the Most Business Friendly City in the Philippines award for three consecutive years. Naga is no doubt an economic hub in Bicol and South Luzon.:okay:

Indeed, an indication of economic supremacy...


I may welcome the idea to give chance to newcomers who have fresh ideas. But giving the nation's highest post to a noob is a no-no for me. No huge improvement has even been made for the Dept of National Defense. He may be a good speaker but I haven't seen anything from him yet.

But of all presidential aspirants, he's the one I'm most inclined to. Too bad I won't vote this coming elections. My residency in ComElec is in Camaligan, not here in Pasig.:D
He just needs to be exposed more... DnD is not the right department to showcase what he's got...

BTW, who wants to volunteer to be the cook aside from Ms. Ina?

text from ina: wil don8 red ribbon cake na lang....:) thanks ina!

:rofl:

BTW, who wants to volunteer to be the cook aside from Ms. Ina?

if maka attend ako i'm willing to help. but not cook the main dish. dikit ang aram kong lutuon na bicol foods. :)

ay kaipuhan ba? hahahaha :nuts: :crazy2::crazy2: nagkataon lng na dai ako nag uli lunch kaya nakisabay nlng ako ki Kuya Pau, nag drop din si Brian subago. :tongue4:

Kaipuhan yan: btw, here's my schedule tomorrow;

Exit conferences with the Mayors of Lupi and Sipocot

Lupi @ 10 AM and Sipocot @ 1:30 PM :D

naku kevs, feel na feel na ni kuya don. na ano daw yan

:lol::lol::lol: feeling lang.

:lol::lol::lol: mata pag venue preparation pati dapat may privacy kitang duwa:D

dapat dae kita naiistorbo:D

Mati mati man tlga hay,,, marahay rahay yan sir hakz...hehehe:naughty:

I am voting for Gibo this coimg election.


Me too,. just look at the track records and you will see why he is the most qualified among the Presidentiables..:okay:

^^And you will be the one to cook, Mr. Pres.?

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Noynoy is just clinging on to his mother's and father's popularity and achievements. He himself has done nothing. Villar, on the other hand, is an opposition member who does nothing but to hamper the nation's growth. He's too afraid that the country will grow more should GMA implement things. Crab mentality at its finest.:ohno:

I agree with you kevz,.

Sabagay. We'll they can seek help from private institutions, maybe even businesses who may gain in a build-operate-transfer scheme. The most prominent part of the river that needs rehabilitation is the portion where the city supermarket is situated until the Aristocrat Hotel area. It's just very near the city center yet it's so ugly.:(



Noynoy is just clinging on to his mother's and father's popularity and achievements. He himself has done nothing. Villar, on the other hand, is an opposition member who does nothing but to hamper the nation's growth. He's too afraid that the country will grow more should GMA implement things. Crab mentality at its finest.:ohno:

Indeed, an indication of economic supremacy...


He just needs to be exposed more... DnD is not the right department to showcase what he's got...

Let's just give Gibo a chance to lead the nation.:cheers:

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The Metro Naga Development Council is a perfect example of how local government units can form strategic partnerships as envisaged in the passage of the Local Government Code of 1991. The 15 LGU members of Metro Naga now face more promising prospects for progress due to their sharing of resources and coordinated plan for development.

I encourage prospective investors to consider Metro Naga as an investment site with high potential for growth. The area offers diverse opportunities in agriculture, trade and industry, as well as in the construction of linkages and other infrastructure to spur further development. Billed as the Pristine Investment Alternative, Metro Naga is set to be transformed into a vibrant yet clean and healthy locus of economic activity.

With my administration’s clear policy of spreading economic development in other parts of the country outside Metro Manila, I welcome and support the continued vibrancy of Metro Naga. I salute the entire council for their continued outstanding work, and bid you more power in your concerted efforts to foster progress and prosperity in the area.

Mabuhay kayong lahat!

Source (http://metro.naga.gov.ph/MSG_president.htm)

baka sabihun nnman nindo nag papaaram yan sako. :lol: tig iinform nya ang gabos. :lol:

funny funny funny :lol::lol:

Saimo lang siya nagpapaaraam. Mayo man nakalaag na para sa gabos. Tsaka ika man lang ang pig-quote.:D:D:D

^^papatawa lang ako:D

haluyon man ang tren...pirang bulan na kong nakahigda sa riles:D

Sabagay. We'll they can seek help from private institutions, maybe even businesses who may gain in a build-operate-transfer scheme. The most prominent part of the river that needs rehabilitation is the portion where the city supermarket is situated until the Aristocrat Hotel area. It's just very near the city center yet it's so ugly.:(



Noynoy is just clinging on to his mother's and father's popularity and achievements. He himself has done nothing. Villar, on the other hand, is an opposition member who does nothing but to hamper the nation's growth. He's too afraid that the country will grow more should GMA implement things. Crab mentality at its finest.:ohno:

Dic Gordon is a sublime advocate of education just like the late Sen Roco. Hope all our presidentiables also advocate for such..

^^And you will be the one to cook, Mr. Pres.?

aside from the contribution, maybe we can bring other kinds of food. garo man lng potluck para dakul food. :)

^^Thanks for that, kev... It's nice to know that our council is being recognized by the national government. How old is MNDC?

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The Metro Naga Development Council is a perfect example of how local government units can form strategic partnerships as envisaged in the passage of the Local Government Code of 1991. The 15 LGU members of Metro Naga now face more promising prospects for progress due to their sharing of resources and coordinated plan for development.

I encourage prospective investors to consider Metro Naga as an investment site with high potential for growth. The area offers diverse opportunities in agriculture, trade and industry, as well as in the construction of linkages and other infrastructure to spur further development. Billed as the Pristine Investment Alternative, Metro Naga is set to be transformed into a vibrant yet clean and healthy locus of economic activity.

With my administration’s clear policy of spreading economic development in other parts of the country outside Metro Manila, I welcome and support the continued vibrancy of Metro Naga. I salute the entire council for their continued outstanding work, and bid you more power in your concerted efforts to foster progress and prosperity in the area.

Mabuhay kayong lahat!

Source (http://metro.naga.gov.ph/MSG_president.htm)

mabuhay tayung lahat na Naqueño!!!

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Metro Naga Development Council

The Philippines is known as one of Asia’s enduring democracies. It adheres to the ideals of freedom, respect for individual and property rights, and the rule of law. Its political institutions, like the courts and the legislature, are transparent and are accorded respect by the people though not immune from the exercise of free expression by those who hold contrary views.

Local governments, like those comprising Metro Naga, build on these democratic ideals to position themselves as effective providers of government services and as attractive destinations for local and foreign investment.

MNDC History

Elsewhere in the country, and perhaps the whole world, cities figure prominently than other local government units for one simple reason — they are where the action is. Cities generate and accumulate wealth and are the main centers for education, job creation, innovation, culture and greater economic opportunity.

Naga City is no different from other provincial cities. Over the past decade, it displayed phenomenal growth resulting in the expansion of its urban center to over thrice its size in the 1980s; the sprouting of subdivisions, commercial establishments and popular franchise outlets; the increase in the number financial institutions, public utilities, and service establishments; and the entry of developers in the tourism industry.

This growth however is without a challenge. For in the nearby municipalities, though richly endowed with natural resources, life hardly changed – and what later evolved into a partnership of local governments was a warm response to the cold isolation of being left out in the development process.

MNDC Composition

The Metro Naga Development Council operates thru:

* an Executive Committee, composed of all the local chief executives, which oversees the operations of the program office;

* the Project Development Unit which serves as general secretariat, implements projects and handles the day-to-day operations of the Council; and

* the Metro Naga Investment Promotion Center, composed of the 15 Local Government Unit Investment Coordinators, which promotes Metro Naga as a whole investment area.

Thrusts and Activities

Metro Naga addresses the most compelling aspect of rapid urbanization— the wide disparity between urban centers and rural areas in terms of resources, social services and economic growth.

The development of the largely untapped resources of the municipalities and the expansion of growth within the City of Naga will enable the local governments promote the quality of life of their constituency. It is at this direction that the MNDC’s current programs and projects are generally anchored.

^^I ain't sure but I think it was 1993 or 1996 when it was created.

aside from the contribution, maybe we can bring other kinds of food. garo man lng potluck para dakul food. :)

Btw, any suggestion on when is the due date for this contribution and to whom it will be given?

we know :lol:

tayo lang naman kasi ang nakakaalam ng tungkol sa ating dalawa:D

^^Thanks for that, kev... It's nice to know that our council is being recognized by the national government. How old is MNDC?

It has been recognized by the national government since then. It even is listed as one of the 12 recognized metro areas in the country and is the only one in the region.

I'm not sure when it was formally created but the current members of MNDC has held informal meetings since the Oil Crisis of 1991.

Btw, any suggestion on when is the due date for this contribution and to whom it will be given?

29 will do...our manila based forumers can just send it through G-cash....hehehe

History of the MNDC

When there came a world oil crisis in 1991 as a result of the Gulf War, developmental planners in Naga City and its surrounding municipalities had to rethink their goal and direction. They had to address more of their commonality rather than their diversity, resource sharing rather than politicking.

Inasmuch as almost all of the gasoline stations in Metro Naga are located in Naga City, its then city mayor convened the mayors of the adjacent municipalities to map out their needs and priorities in setting the system and procedure for rationing available fuel supply. The resulting scheme kept vital services running and its success paved the way for other cooperative efforts and undertakings – all leading to the creation of an institution – the Metro Naga Development Council -- that would address these cross-boundary issues and problems.

Another impetus was the enactment of the Local Government Code (LGC) of 1991 which mandated the absorption of devolved personnel, creating chaos in the budgets of many LGUs. Again, the mayors of Naga and its neighboring municipalities held informal meetings to share experiences and formulate common strategies to overcome the initial difficulties that accompanied the implementation of the LGC.

Then the senior citizens of the neighboring municipalities clamored that they also be granted the same benefits enjoyed by their colleagues in Naga City. As early as 1989, Naga has in place a senior citizens program that granted the elderly various discounts from public institutions and private establishments. The mayors again met, "Metro Naga" was coined, and the Metro Naga Senior Citizens League was subsequently formed to facilitate the grant of discount privileges to Metro Naga elderly. This was the third event.

Soon after, requests for the use of the city's heavy equipment came from the municipal mayors bringing to the fore the need for a mechanism to facilitate such sharing of resources between the city and its neighbors. The new LGC gave the answer with its grant of expanded powers and prerogatives to LGUs allowing them to pool their efforts and resources for commonly beneficial projects and activities. A task force was formed to study the mechanics for the exercise of such powers. The rest, as they say, is history.

What was left was to forge a memorandum of agreement (MOA) formally detailing the covenants of roles and responsibilities of the different LGUs and have the MOA approved by their respective legislative councils. This MOA was signed on April 23, 1993 in Naga City with then Secretary Rafael Alunan III of the Department of Interior and Local Government as principal witness.

Thus was born the Metro Naga Development Council, a cooperative effort necessitated by the backlash of the Gulf War that later evolved into a partnership for the joint development of 15 LGUs. This local initiative was affirmed by then President Ramos himself through Executive Order No. 102 issued on June 18, 1993.

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Garz, 1993 palan. So it's already 16 years old. :)

^^magkano contribution?

^^100

It has been recognized by the national government since then. It even is listed as one of the 12 recognized metro areas in the country and is the only one in the region.

I'm not sure when it was formally created but the current members of MNDC has held informal meetings since the Oil Crisis of 1991.

the current PCCI Governor is the consultant of PNR (Mr. Beda Priela)

Current MNCCI President is Abet Bercasio

Aw mga manoy tabangan daw nindo tabi kami sa Halalan Thread mga GIBOERS palan kamo eh :c

Matindi barakbakan mi duman :nuts::nuts::nuts:


Naga City Rockz :banana::banana::banana:

MNDC Composition

Executive Committee

MNDC's Executive Committee is composed of the 15 mayors of the member-LGUs and the executive officer as ex-officio member.

The ExeCom is the policy-making body of MNDC. It focuses in seeing to it that long-term and specific short-term projects for the benefit of its member-LGUs are realized and implemented. This flows from MNDC's mandate under Executive Order 102 to formulate, coordinate and monitor programs for the social and economic growth and development of its member-LGUs.

At present the ExeCom is headed by Naga City Mayor Jesse M. Robredo as chairman and San Fernando Mayor Sabas Mabulo as secretary. On the other hand, the Project Development Unit, which acts as coordinating body and research and project development arm of MNDC, is headed by Mr. Frank M. Mendoza as Executive Officer.

Project Development Unit

The Project Development Unit serves as the general secretariat, coordinating body, and project development arm of the Metro Naga Development Council.

It is primarily tasked with coming up with project proposals which are submitted for external assistance. Among the projects it implemented are the capability-building trainings on land-use and area-wide planning thru the assistance of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Philippines Australia Governance Facility Project (PAGF), respectively. The output of the former was the land use plans of each municipality as well as the physical framework plan of Metro Naga. The outputs of the area-wide planning trainings were the Integrated Metro Naga Investment Promotion Program (IMNIPP), the pre-feasibility on an Integrated Metro Naga Solid Waste Management Project and the Manual on Project Proposal Preparation which is being used as a practical aid in accessing external assistance by the planners in Metro Naga.

Metro Naga Investment Promotion Center

The Metro Naga Investment Promotion Center assists potential investors to explore opportunities that exist throughout the area and across the spectrum of industry sectors. The center staff are well-versed in the regulatory requirements at both the local and national government levels and can guide business persons through the compliance regime.