Naga and Iriga Cities, and Camarines Sur Province [Archive] - Page 91

randism

January 22nd, 2010, 05:37 AM

Terminalling
Among the independent players, SEAOIL boasts of the largest storage facility in Metro Manila. It also has depots in Batangas, Bacolod and Dipolog. Its recently acquired depots in Davao and Cebu are already operational. The one in Pasacao, Bicol is also set to open this year. This will bring the total capacity of SEAOIL depots to over 43 million liters.
Strategically located depots allowed the company to expand its gasoline station network much rapidly than its competitors.

A portion of the terminal space is also used as a manufacturing and warehousing facility for its lubricant product line.

Source: SEAOIL website

i wonder why pasacao is the favorite of oil companies to set up their storage facility. it is then the pandacan of bicolandia. it maybe a source of income for pasacao but how about the environmental implication of hosting these facilities? a few years back some of them were located in legazpi but transferred to pasacao. does anybody know the reason for this? has pasacao been declared as the sole area in bicol to host oil depots? it is in league now with davao, cebu and batangas, all hosting storage facilities. we hope to see the town progress into a major port to serve the metro naga area which may well become the new capital of the Philippines. (libre namang mangarap):) then we need to transfer these facilities again.

Good morning Sir matangalawin: libre nga ang mangarap what if our day dream comes true..i just want to re post the opinion of an editor from a national news paper's online which is i think more realistic and doable for future leaders to achieve ...

The Case for a New Capital (http://www.manilatimes.net/index.php/opinion/3714-the-case-for-a-new-capital-)

Metro Manila’s woes in the aftermath of Ondoy partly caused by congestion, growing population,
unplanned development, decaying infrastructure and concentration of government facilities—raise anew the need for a new seat of government.

We need to build a new administrative capital, away from the National Capital Region, perhaps in Metro Clark-Angeles or in Metro Naga, where a well-planned national center could rise to serve the nation. Manila could remain the cultural capital by reasons of history.

Building a correctly designed administrative capital will decongest metropolitan Manila, create a new growth center and improve government services. It will help rationalize spending on public facilities and centralize the three branches of government, putting them under one roof, so to speak. The Cabinet-level departments or head offices could gather in one place.

Access to public services shall not be impaired. The regional offices, including those to be established in Greater Manila, shall stay. Technology and the electronic highway will help facilitate service. A revitalized national railways should connect the capital to major parts of Luzon.

The seat of government we visualize shall accommodate the national repositories of culture and history: the national library, national museum, national archives, the national historical institute, the national gallery of art, a national gymnasium, the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the National Commission on Culture and the Arts. There shall be a well-organized public transport system. Priority to housing or residential space shall be given to public servants. Schools, villages, shopping malls shall rise in a satellite city next to the center. A modern international airport shall welcome the world to the new capital.

Building a new capital will cost billions. It will take time. But planning could begin now. A congressionally created commission, responsible to the legislature, shall begin the spadework and completes its task over a period of time. It will take several administrations to put the city together, but if we believe President Gloria Arroyo, the Philippines could become a developed nation 20 to 30 years hence. With our vision fixed on this future, we could begin building the new capital according to our ideals of a modern seat of government.

fil07

January 22nd, 2010, 05:38 AM

hi people

fil07

January 22nd, 2010, 05:41 AM

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Canaman People's Center (or is it People Center) in 2008
constructed during the term of Rep. Celso Baguio

formerly Plaza Juan Q. Miranda until 1995, originally Plaza Andres Bonifacio until it was renamed after the commander of TVGU

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J. Q. Miranda Monument (ruins?) in San Nicolas, Canaman Camarines Sur

oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 05:51 AM

21. Office of the City Accountant
• Total transactions processed totaled 12,120 ranging from payrolls, vouchers and loan
applications
• The city’s General Fund accrued a total amount of P289 million, the Special Education
Fund (SEF) P27 million, and Trust Fund P10 million, bringing the city’s total income at
P327 million as of midyear.
• Moreover, the office conducted a special audit of Abcede Elementary School PTA
account, and conducted a seminar on Barangay Administration, Fiscal Management and
Accountability on May 8 and 9, 2009.

source: http://www.naga.gov.ph/cityhall/soca/soca2009/annex09012009.pdf

pthfndr19

January 22nd, 2010, 06:00 AM

from www.cebupacificair.com

We're bringing back the P999 domestic seat sale!

Your leading flag carrier in the Philippines, Cebu Pacific celebrates over 40 million passengers flown with a P999 ‘Go Lite’ seat sale to any domestic destination starting now until January 24, 2010, for travel beginning March 1 to 31, 2010.

Due to this milestone, all our domestic destinations are up for grabs for the ‘Go Lite’ seat sale fare of P999. This includes Kalibo (Boracay), Cotabato, Calbayog, Tagbilaran (Bohol), Catarman, and Busuanga (Coron). Thank you every Juan for your support and for making Cebu Pacific your airline of choice.

Book your flights now at www.cebupacificair.com

[mock booked a manila-cagayan de oro round trip. PhP2,292.64 only!]

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PAL's PhP777 and PhP1,777 domestic seat sale continues.
was able to get a Feb 18 MNLDVO for only P1,777.00 all-in.
www.philippineairlines.com

AirPhilippines/ PALEx year-round PhP888 sale continues, too
MNLWNP round trip only for P1,766.00.
www.airphils.com
(PALEx/ Airphil tickets are more expensive when bought from PAL)

^^ Nagpabook ako Manila-Cagayan de Oro for this March P2,500+ including tax/fees. hehe
Sana next time dyan na ako sa Naga-Caramoan.:D

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 22nd, 2010, 06:16 AM

J. Q. Miranda Monument (ruins?) in San Nicolas, Canaman Camarines Sur

Are you referring to the Coastal Brgy. na San Nicolas?

Marhay na Hapon sa gabos...

oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 06:39 AM

Sir Efren nasa Naga Ngunyan

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oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 06:57 AM

Gainza Cam. Sur

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Naga Boy

January 22nd, 2010, 07:16 AM

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Bungee Jumping?:lol:

rhyzrockerz

January 22nd, 2010, 07:40 AM

oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 09:04 AM

Vet meds to hold their 77th national convention in Naga

NAGA CITY --- Some 2,000 practicing veterinarians from all over the country will be converging in this city for their 77th annual convention and scientific conference on February 17-19 at Villa Caceres Hotel here.

Board Secretary and Invitation Committee Chairman Rodolfo O. Encarnacion, Jr., DVM, of the Philippine Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) said the convention, themed “One World One Health,” aims to integrate multi-disciplinary approach in the conduct of the veterinary practice in the resolution of emerging and re-emerging disease, particularly those with public health importance.

Naga City Veterinarian Junios J. Elad said this is the first time in 77 years that the prestigious PVMA annual conference will be held in Bicol, particularly in Naga City, which is earning its reputation as a favorite venue for national conferences and events outside Cebu and Metro Manila.

Naga City Mayor Jesse M. Robredo has been chosen as this year’s guest of honor during the opening of exhibits on Feb. 17 and to welcome the delegates during the opening program the next day. All the delegates will be attired in Filipiniana during the opening program.

PVMA President-elect Rustan V. Patacsil, DVM, said they have prepared a strong line-up of issue-focused topics for discussion affecting the veterinary profession. Side activities involving local government tourism and fellowship evenings have also been set up for the total comfort and Bicol experience of the incoming delegates.

Among the other highlights of the convention are the recognition of veterinarians who have demonstrated outstanding accomplishments in their respective fields and the paying of tribute to national scientist Dr. Teodulo M. Topacio, Jr.

www.bicolmailonline.com

oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 09:06 AM

Bordado doubts cause of fire in Naga market
By Juan Escandor Jr.

NAGA CITY---Saying the successive fire incidents that hit the Naga City Public Market is abnormal, the presiding officer of the city council here doubts the report that it had been caused by faulty electrical wiring.

Vice Mayor Gabriel Bordado said they are asking the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) to submit to the city council a comprehensive report that touches on all aspects of the incidents of fire that hit the public market here three times already since 2008.

Curiously, the first fire in 2008 happened at the wet section razing halfway the second floor of the public market while the second fire gutted four stalls on December 6 last year and the third fire incident on January 9 completed the incineration of all stalls at the second floor of the public market.

“The members of the city council believe that there is a need to conduct an in-depth investigation on the incident of fire supposedly caused by faulty electrical wiring, that they said started somewhere in the fuse,” Bordado revealed.

He said the investigation on the fire incident last January 9 must be in-depth and comprehensive enough in order to provide answers to lingering questions unanswered and find the real cause of the successive fire incidents that destroyed portions of the public market, one at a time.

Bordado commented that the details of the report provided by the BFP could hardly be understood by the members of the city council which he described as like “stenographic notes.”

He said they asked the BFP to provide them in-depth comprehensive investigation report which they hope to receive before the regular session on January 26.

Chief Inspector Achilles M. Santiago, chief of the Naga BFP, maintained that based on their investigation the cause of the recent fire that gutted 120 stalls in the Naga City public market had been caused by short circuit in the wielded/embedded wires that ran through stalls number 102-103.

Santiago said he welcomed independent in-depth investigation and even invited the Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to conduct their own as members of the multi-sectoral group that comprise the Peace and Order Council.

He said that even though there are rumors going around that the fire supposedly sprouted in several locations of the second floor of the public market there was no one who would testify.

Santiago clarified the first fire incident that happened at the second floor of the public market in 2008 was caused by charcoal stove left burning while the fire incident on December 6, 2009 and January 9, 2010 had been found to have started in stalls where the embedded wires were located.

“The embedded wires ran from stall 113, where the fire started last year, to stalls 102-103, where the fire started in this year’s incident. If we doubt the findings of the BFP, we need an independent expert opinion on this matter,” he quipped.

Santiago said they cannot declare any other cause of the fire if there is no evidence to support the claim.

Explaining indications of arson, the fire chief said the prima facie evidence may include insurance claims and origin of fires simultaneously starting in different place.

Santiago said one reason why they concluded there was no arson in the fire incident on January 9 was because the fire started in one specific place wherein the firemen have to use cutter to open up the padlocked stalls where the fire started.

He confirmed that the public market of Naga City is deficient in terms of fire protection which he said the market administration had been informed of.

For one, Santiago cited the building did not have sprinkler system and fire-hose cabinets that are requirements in buildings.

He said they have already recommended to the city government to install sprinkler system which would cost P10M-P15M upon completion of the repair of the razed building.

Santiago said they do not have yet the estimate of the recent fire damage because the owners of the stalls are yet to submit sworn statements of their losses.

oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 09:07 AM

CamSur gov’t post creditable record in providing assistance to constituents

The provincial government of Camarines Sur posted a very commendable record in assisting its constituents in landing jobs as well as in providing essential services related to employment.

This is the clear import of the records and data which summed up the total number of individuals who availed of the services of the provincial government particularly under the auspices of the Camarines Sur Employment Center (CSEC) established thru the initiative of Gov. LRay Villafuerte.

This year alone, CSEC provided assistance in the processing of 3,554 passports which brings to a total of 13,177 passports processed since 2006. Said Mobile Passport Servicing at the Provincial Capitol, now included in the list of frontline services under CamSur’s Citizen’s Charter, will now be conducted every 1st and 3rd Thursdays and Fridays of the month from its former schedule of every 1st and 3rd Mondays and Tuesdays of the month.

Likewise, the services offered by the National Statistics Office (NSO) at the provincial capitol, made possible thru the coordinative efforts of CSEC, which commenced August of 2009 posted an output of 241 processed documents in the form of birth certificates, marriage contracts and certificates of no marriage.

CSEC in partnership with reputable and accredited recruitment agencies have provided job opportunities here and abroad to the constituents of CamSur.

FERNANDEZ/MMEC

oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 09:11 AM

Organic Veggie production pushed

PILI, CamSur – How to produce quality vegetables without the use of inorganic fertilizer or chemical insect repellant while at the same time preserving a healthy environment was recently the focus of specialized training of some 50 vegetable farmers from Barangay La Purisima, Pili.

Dubbed Organic Vegetable Production, the objective of the program is to train local vegetable producers on various stages of vegetable production including pests and diseases prevention and control management that would contribute immensely to a much efficient and improved growth of the vegetables as well as other high value commercial crops (HVCC) .

If there is a Farmer Field School for rice farmers, there is also a Farmer Field School for vegetable producers as what transpired at La Purisima, Pili which focused on new technology that does not use chemical repellants but utilizes indigenous materials to drive away harmful insects from the vegetable plantations.

The FFS was a combination of lectures and actual field demonstration conducted at the experimental site on what have been previously discussed in the classroom.

The said activity is fully supported by Gov. LRay Villafuerte along his thrust towards the attainment of food security and to provide the constituents an alternative income.

The activity was spearheaded by the Department of Agriculture Regional Field Unit 5(DAR-RFU5), Agricultural Training Institute (ATI) and Office of the Provincial Agriculturist (OPA) of the provincial government in cooperation with LGU- Pili.

The resource speakers of the training were the Training Management Team on High Value Commercial Crops (HVCC) of the OPA .

FFS for vegetable production will also be conducted in some other municipalities of the province to train local vegetable producers to come up with an efficient and improved growth of vegetables.

Some of the vegetables planted during the eight sessions period of training were ampalaya, squash, lettuce, pole sitao, cucumber, bell pepper, as well as watermelon. LAGavino/SNieves-MMEC

oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 09:13 AM

4 Bicol provinces in ‘10 worst in governance’ list
And yet their governors get re-elected
By Juan Escandor Jr.

LEGAZPI CITY --- The National Statistical Coordination Board (NSCB), the government arm that measures economic, administrative and demographical perform-ances, has listed four provinces in Bicol as among the 10 worst in governance in 2005.

The NSCB’s 2005 survey, conducted in collaboration with the Human Development Network, measured the good governance index (GGI) of 79 provinces all over the country which includes aspects of economic, political and administrative governance.

The GGI aims to provide “voters’ index to assess whether good governance principles are advocated not only on paper but in fact are put into actual practice, i.e. whether, using the results of the 2007 elections, the voters used performance as basis in the choice of their leaders.”

Dr. Romulo Virola, secretary general of the NSCB, explained in an abstract: “The statistics on the chartered cities which are financially and administratively independent from the provinces had also been excluded from the computations of the GGI for the province to enhance the validity of the GGI as a measure of performance of the governor.”

Virola was here Saturday in a sharing session with selected journalists regarding indicators of millennium development goals (MDG) of the United Nations targeted for accomplishment in 2015.

The most recent survey of the NSCB on GGI, after the first survey in 2003, ranked Camarines Sur, Masbate, Albay and Camarines Norte in the 10 worst provinces in GGI. Likewise, the provinces of Maguindanao, Lanao Del Norte, Zamboanga Del Sur, Surigao Del Sur and Zamboanga Sibugay were among the provinces worst governed.

Virola emphasized the situation at present could be different since some of the incumbent governors in the 2003 and 2005 survey had been defeated even as others were reelected.

The NSCB produces an overall ranking of the provinces based on the Human Development Index (HDI) developed by the United Nations Development Programme which integrated ranking of the provinces in the aspects of economic, political and administrative governance.

Ranked in the 10 best governed provinces in the Philippines based on the GGI of 2005 are the provinces of Batanes, Rizal, Benguet, Siquijor, Bulacan, Apayao, Laguna, Cavite, Nueva Vizcaya and Pampanga.

Comparing the provinces’ GGI of 2005 with the results of the 2007 elections, it showed that three of the governors of 10 best governed provinces in the Philippines lost in the gubernatorial race while “eight of the worst still won.”

On one hand, the governors of Batanes, Benguet and Pampanga whose provinces were classified in the 10 best governed in 2005 lost in the 2007 elections, according to the comparative data of the NSCB.

On the other hand, the governors of Maguinadanao, Camarines Sur, Masbate, Camarines Norte, Surigao Del Sur, Zambaonga Del Sur, Zamboanga Sibugay and Lanao Del Norte, whose provinces were classified in the 10 worst governed provinces in 2005, were reelected in the 2007 elections.

oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 09:32 AM

It is my pleasure to introduce to you the launch of the Alaska Milk Ironkids Philippines series.

Based on the success of our inaugural Ironman 70.3 Philippines, we sought to extend the franchise by launching Ironkids (which is also owned by WTC). The concept of Ironkids was born from the interest children of Ironman triathletes had wanting to be like Dad or Mom who competed in Ironman competitions. They saw the passion that their parents had for the sport and wanted to do something similar albeit at much shorter distances. From this grew interest amongst other children who also enjoyed participating in outdoor activities in an organized fashion. The IronKids’ mission is to inspire and motivate youth through the sport to lead an active, positive and healthy lifestyle.

Unlike an Ironman event, however, Ironkids is about encouraging participation. Each child that joins will receive an Ironkids t-shirt (also known as the K dot) as well as a participants medal. Other goodies will also be distributed.

We plan to build on this series by first starting with two running events, followed by two aquathlons and then finally two triathlons within the 2010 calendar year. The children will be categorized in to 4 groups (and by gender), 6-8, 9-10, 11-12, and 13-14.

As you will see in the slide behind me, our first running event will take place on February 28 at the Manila Polo Club followed by another run only event on April 11, then the first aquathlon (which is a swim/run event) will be held on May 23 back at Manila Polo Club. The second aquathlon will be on July 25 at Ayala Alabang Country Club. We will then stage a children’s triathlon on the day before the Cobra Energy Ironman 70.3 Philippines in Camsur and they will get to race on a portion of the actual Ironman course. And we will end the series for 2010 in September with another children’s triathlon.

Because we are encouraging participation and realize that most children are not currently active in these sports, the distances are designed to attract first timers. So as you can see, most children will consider this as doable.

Last week I was watching TV and saw a segment of “The Biggest Loser”. What intrigued me about this episode is that it featured children. And what shocked me is that these kids some as young as 16 were talking about losing 40-50 pounds. While certainly not the norm, I think we do realize that the youth of today is not as active as it was a generation ago and this has lead to high levels of being overweight and obese. Part of the problem is that the youth does not engage in outdoor activities as much as they used to and instead are glued to their television sets, computers or portable electronic games. Hence, with this trend the children of today are prone to having more health issues than the generation before them.

Hence, we are pleased to offer an alternative lifestyle by combining the mission of Ironkids with that of Alaska Milk and creating healthier lifestyle.

Wilfred Steven Uytengsu
President & CEO Alaska Milk Corporation
Triathlete

fil07

January 22nd, 2010, 09:32 AM

Are you referring to the Coastal Brgy. na San Nicolas?

Marhay na Hapon sa gabos...

yes. kataid kan Brgy. San Juan, which is the farthest among canaman's barangay. harani sa san vicente, libmanan sa balyong salog.

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Bungee Jumping?:lol:

funny!

oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 09:34 AM

Ironkids Philippines 2010

Event Calendar
Run Race

Age Group Run
6 to 8 yrs 1 km
9 to 10 yrs 1.5 km
11 to 12 yrs 2 km
13 to 14 yrs 3 km

Feb 28 – Ironkids Run Race (Manila Polo Club)
Apr 11 – Ironkids Run Race (Ateneo College Grounds)
Aquathlon

Age Group Swim Run
6 to 8 yrs 100 m 1 km
9 to 10 yrs 200 m 1.5 km
11 to 12 yrs 300 m 2 km
13 to 14 yrs 400 m 3 km

May 23 – Ironkids Aquathlon (Manila Polo Club)
July 25 – Ironkids Aquathlon (Alabang Country Club)
Triathlon

Age Group Swim Bike Run
6 to 8 yrs 100 m 3 km 1 km
9 to 10 yrs 200 m 6 km 1.5 km
11 to 12 yrs 300 m 10 km 2 km
13 to 14 yrs 400 m 12 km 3 km

Aug 21 – Ironkids Triathlon (CamSur)
Sept 26 – Ironkids Triathlon

oragon.com

January 22nd, 2010, 09:36 AM

Ironkids 2010

http://www.ironkidsphil.com/

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 22nd, 2010, 09:39 AM

yes. kataid kan Brgy. San Juan, which is the farthest among canaman's barangay. harani sa san vicente, libmanan sa balyong salog.

tama ako, naabot ko na yan many times... my mom is from San Juan,, naagi kami bicol river, ang byahe is inaabot almost 1 hour..:)

aidz

January 22nd, 2010, 11:06 AM

aidz

January 22nd, 2010, 11:12 AM

it's silent... :(

axel(08)brixx

January 22nd, 2010, 12:15 PM

Aw medyo matagal na po kasi ata yung report na yan ibang iba na ngayon ang Cam. Sur.

Well Batanes is an easy to manage province with a population of only 16.000 (more or less) san ka pa? Halos wala kang problema sa mga constituent mo dahil halos magkakakilala ang lahat ^^.

Actually di ako naniniwala sa mga survey 2x na yan :c

Marhay na Banggi tabi sa Gabos :c

hakz2007

January 22nd, 2010, 02:17 PM

Camera Action at CWC

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Prominent showbiz idols starring dramatic actor Aga Muhlach (top photo), who traces his roots to Camarines Sur and is a close friend of Governor LRay Villafuerte, backed-up by actress-singer Regine Velasquez (middle row, right photo) and popular singer Mark Bautista (middle row, left photo) together with a crew of Viva Films are presently at the Camarines Sur Watersports Complex (CWC) for location shooting sequences of the movie "Amboy" that drew hordes of high school students (bottom photo) to prolong their stay at the CWC during their educational tour to witness the shooting. gbc/reyes/mmec

Incomparable CamSur

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The province of Camarines Sur can boast of a wealth of tourism potentials equal to if not superior to other established destinations here and abroad the Governor LRay Villafuerte is very keen on tapping to promote the province into a world-class and globally competitive tourism attraction like the long, subterranean river of Madiklom in Caramoan town shown above being explored by foreign tourists abroad kayaks.

asm21ph

January 22nd, 2010, 04:32 PM

Camera Action at CWC

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Prominent showbiz idols starring dramatic actor Aga Muhlach (top photo), who traces his roots to Camarines Sur and is a close friend of Governor LRay Villafuerte, backed-up by actress-singer Regine Velasquez (middle row, right photo) and popular singer Mark Bautista (middle row, left photo) together with a crew of Viva Films are presently at the Camarines Sur Watersports Complex (CWC) for location shooting sequences of the movie "Amboy" that drew hordes of high school students (bottom photo) to prolong their stay at the CWC during their educational tour to witness the shooting. gbc/reyes/mmec

Incomparable CamSur

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The province of Camarines Sur can boast of a wealth of tourism potentials equal to if not superior to other established destinations here and abroad the Governor LRay Villafuerte is very keen on tapping to promote the province into a world-class and globally competitive tourism attraction like the long, subterranean river of Madiklom in Caramoan town shown above being explored by foreign tourists abroad kayaks.

anu ba yan tagal ng thread ng naga city bakit kaya angtagal

asm21ph

January 22nd, 2010, 04:36 PM

hakz2007

January 22nd, 2010, 10:47 PM

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 01:11 AM

[QUOTE=asm21ph;50569371]anu ba yan tagal ng thread ng naga city bakit kaya angtagal[/QUOTE

kumosta na pala yong robinson naga place tuloy ba yon wat your sourcespakipost naman im ryan cam sur din kaso and2 me manilawait 2 secs to reload the image

marhay na aga asm21ph...welcome!!!!

re: robinsons naga. we'll just post updates. AFAIK. Robinsons already acquired 2 lots here in Naga 1. Along Blumentritt St. 2. Back portion of SM City Naga.

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 01:13 AM

wow, ironman for Kids...:banana:

CWC is aligned with other prestigious venues :banana::banana: CWC Cam. Sur is the final leg of Ironkids 2010.

marhay na aga sir hakz!

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 01:37 AM

CWC is aligned with other prestigious venues :banana::banana: CWC Cam. Sur is the final leg of Ironkids 2010.

marhay na aga sir hakz!
Wow, Ironkids??? I bet, this is gonna be as successful as the Ironman... When this will be held?
anu ba yan tagal ng thread ng naga city bakit kaya angtagal

Yeah, it slows this time... members are busy this week.

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 01:46 AM

It's garzland's birthday today!

Garzland,Happy Happy Birthday pu.!:cheers::cheer::kiss::grouphug:

Panu yan dagdag nanaman edad mu.hehehe

Age mo garz?

Happy Birthday Garz!:banana::banana::banana::banana:

took a little break for my noon mass at the ateneo college chapel. back to enjoy the latest news. happy bday garz!

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Happy Birthday Ron :c

:banana::banana::banana:

birthday palan sir Garz....hapi bertday...pa kape ka naman dyan!!!hehehe...malipot asin mauran na pagkahapon...

1 pitcher of ice cold SMB at isang platong ROASTED HIGHLAND LEGUMES (http://images.google.com.ph/imgres?imgurl=http://d0.biggestmenu.com/00/00/55/7311402c83b9d38a_m.jpg&imgrefurl=http://forum.philboxing.com/viewtopic.php%3Ff%3D1%26t%3D155598%26p%3D3472853&usg=__Q5fAZRu6cowjuWkMWD-1Wi3EAlg=&h=375&w=500&sz=35&hl=tl&start=5&um=1&tbnid=QpO3gMOSPz0IvM:&tbnh=98&tbnw=130&prev=/images%3Fq%3Droasted%2Bhighland%2Blegumes%26hl%3Dtl%26sa%3DX%26um%3D1) lang ang katapat nito paring GARZ :cheers: burp!!
Thanks for the greetings, my dear brothers!

My age??? Make a guess.....Hehehe... I've been busy for the past days and for the next weeks and probably won't make it on January 31 morning but definitely sure in the afternoon. That means, I won't be able to do my duty as the business manager (:lol:) on that day.

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 01:55 AM

magayon kaya magsugot lalo na kong may napipikon.peru sige dai na pu.
pasensya na.
Maybe it's nice but remember the karma, rhyz! So, behave bunso ha?
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Bungee Jumping?:lol:
I've been there. I was a bit afraid while I was crossing that bridge, it was swaying...
Ironkids Philippines 2010

Event Calendar
Run Race

Age Group Run
6 to 8 yrs 1 km
9 to 10 yrs 1.5 km
11 to 12 yrs 2 km
13 to 14 yrs 3 km

Feb 28 – Ironkids Run Race (Manila Polo Club)
Apr 11 – Ironkids Run Race (Ateneo College Grounds)
Aquathlon

Age Group Swim Run
6 to 8 yrs 100 m 1 km
9 to 10 yrs 200 m 1.5 km
11 to 12 yrs 300 m 2 km
13 to 14 yrs 400 m 3 km

May 23 – Ironkids Aquathlon (Manila Polo Club)
July 25 – Ironkids Aquathlon (Alabang Country Club)
Triathlon

Age Group Swim Bike Run
6 to 8 yrs 100 m 3 km 1 km
9 to 10 yrs 200 m 6 km 1.5 km
11 to 12 yrs 300 m 10 km 2 km
13 to 14 yrs 400 m 12 km 3 km

Aug 21 – Ironkids Triathlon (CamSur)
Sept 26 – Ironkids Triathlon

So, it's gonna be in Feb. and April... Very busy months again for CamSur... How about Ironman, will it be in April again?

Naga City Deck

January 23rd, 2010, 02:12 AM

dear marlon: in my absence ikaw muna ang muse nila... duwa kamo ni mam jo...please post on our thread if not too busy with work at bmc

mam jo: bahala ka na muna sa mga kulit bulilits at kool lilits na pasaway at ang mga boys and boylets... good luck with the plans... will continue reading the threads...

career muna ako... bye! :)

akala ko i will be free from my duties as guidance counselor, pati p ba digdi? :lol: nway dai man po, im sure mababait naman ang mga kuya dgdi. di ba guys??? hehehe

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 02:25 AM

Mass weddings, scholarships bring joy to CamSur folk (http://www.bicolmail.com/issue/2010/jan21/xwedd.html)

PILI, CamSur – This early of year 2010, the school and barangay visitation program of Gov. LRay Villafuerte has already reached out to several barangays comprising the municipalities of Caramoan, Pamplona, Ragay and Gainza which brought immeasurable happiness and excitement to residents and students especially in remote and coastal areas visited for the first time by the governor.

Actually, the program is intended to bring basic services much closer to the constituents. These basic services include medical and dental services, mass wedding sponsorships to preserve family values, educational assistance to public schools in both high school and elementary, food packs, and school supplies.

In the municipality of Gainza, the latest sortie of Gov. LRay last January 19, some 111 couples were formally married at St. Dominic de Guzman Church with Gov. LRay Villafuerte as the primary sponsor of all the newlywed couples as well as the former Provincial Budget Officer Fortunato ‘Ato’ Pena.

A total of 2,337 elementary and high school students from Malbong Elementary School (the venue), Gainza Central School, Loob Elementary School, Cagbunga Elementary School, Dahilig Elementary School and Sampaloc Elementary School received scholarships and educational assistance while considerable school supplies and dictionaries were personally handed out by Gov. LRay.

Food packs were also distributed to 2,352 residents of Malbong, Loob, Sampaloc, Dahilig, Cagbunga, Namuat, Poblacion I and II while 228 sets of uniforms were given to barangay officials.

In Ragay, mass wedding ceremonies were held in two Catholic churches last January 18—210 couples tied the knot at San Lorenzo Parish in Barangay GRS and another group of 155 couples were formally married at the Most Holy Trinity Parish, Poblacion.

In Pamplona, a total of 8,829 elementary and high school students also received scholarship and educational assistance from Gov. LRay including school supplies like bags, notebooks, dictionaries, and even pairs of slippers.

Church wedding for a total of 297 couple were solemnized by the Parish Priest of St. Michael Archangel Fr. Juan Leo Sabas in Pamplona.

Caramoan, the first town of the province to benefit from the program this year, a total of 456 students of Cabacongan Elem. School and Eastern Coastal High School (annex) received school supplies while 837 residents of Cabacongan, Pandanan and Colongcogong were given food packs.

The next mass wedding and visitation is slated on January 22 in the town of Lagonoy. / LAGavino/ AnnTuy/S. Nieves - MMEC

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 02:27 AM

Champion Ateneo cagers in Naga for sports clinic (http://www.bicolmail.com/issue/2010/jan21/xateneo.html)

NAGA CITY --- Jai Reyes, team captain of the UAAP back- to- back champion ADMU Blue Eagles and now a regular host of GMA 7 will be in the Ateneo de Naga University this Friday, January 22, to deliver a talk before local student-athletes.

He will share with them his experiences and lessons learned as a successful student-athlete at 3:00 p.m. on Friday at the Ateneo de Naga Bagumbayan campus. Those interested are enjoined do bring their digital cameras.

Jai will be joined by his high school coach, Jamike Jarin who also serves as assistant coach of Blue Eagles coach Norman Black. Jarin on the same day will conduct a coaching clinic for local coaches of Naga.

Also coming are Kiefer Ravena, son of ex-PBA player Bong Ravena and team captain of the ADMU Blue Eaglets and the RP Under 17 basketbal team. Mariana Lopa, team captain of the ADMU Lady Eagles is also with the visiting group of Ateneo campus athletes.

Contact Coach Jec Claro of the Ateneo Athletics Office (495-5069) for further details.

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 02:35 AM

^^ Ang ganda na ng Naga ah... :D
Thanks for the appreciation, pthfndr! Hope you can visit the city soon and see and experience for yourself what the city can offer....Welcome to the thread....
Naga City Supermarket Update

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Looks nice... Far from what it used to be. I'm glad that it's sidewalks are now patterned and uniformed with other sidewalks in the city. I just wish that those would function as what they should be, no vendors and other obstructions.

[dx]

January 23rd, 2010, 02:46 AM

Welcome to the moderating team, hakz2007 and Planning Democracy!

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 02:51 AM

Kuya Efren sa Naga

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oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 02:53 AM

;50600855']Welcome to the moderating team, hakz2007 and Planning Democracy!

congrats sir Hakz...:banana:

Matanglawin

January 23rd, 2010, 02:54 AM

to the birthday boy, Garzland.
always remember that every age has good things to offer, kaya expect many blessings. Happy Birthday po!

kevinb

January 23rd, 2010, 02:55 AM

Thanks for the updates Pau!

Congrats Hakz!

Gawd. I missed this thread so much. Since I browse via IP at work, I cannot reply to your posts but I can see all posts. Thanks to all.:)

Belated happy birthday Garz!

kevinb

January 23rd, 2010, 02:59 AM

Metropolitan Cathedral

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Is this atop the UNC Chapel?

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Yesterday,UNC through the College of Arts & Sciences hosted this Forum.. Speakers are from Atene de Manila Human Rights Center and Commission on Human Rights.. Medyo regional forum na rin kasi there are several participants from Legaspi and Sorsogon..
Participants are from other schools, NGO's and LGU's..

Kudos to UNC for hosting this forum. AdNU has always been known to host this events in Naga. Good to know that UNC started doing this as well. Hope for more to come.:okay:

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 03:01 AM

Different Faces of Kuya Efren

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The Stern Look :sleepy:

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The Jolly Face :yes:

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The Poker Face :|

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 03:04 AM

Is this atop the UNC Chapel?

Kudos to UNC for hosting this forum. AdNU has always been known to host this events in Naga. Good to know that UNC started doing this as well. Hope for more to come.:okay:

yup...took the pic on top of the UNC Nursing Building...

marhay na aga kev...

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 23rd, 2010, 03:15 AM

;50600855']Welcome to the moderating team, hakz2007 and Planning Democracy!

Congatualtions Sir Hakz and Good Luck...

Marhay na aldaw sa gabos..

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 03:30 AM

;50600855']Welcome to the moderating team, hakz2007 and Planning Democracy!

congrats sir Hakz...:banana:
Congratz, pading hakz!

Belated happy birthday Garz!

to the birthday boy, Garzland.
always remember that every age has good things to offer, kaya expect many blessings. Happy Birthday po!
Thanks again, my dear bros... Better late than never greet..hehehe

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 23rd, 2010, 03:37 AM

Congratz, pading hakz!

Thanks again, my dear bros... Better late than never greet..hehehe

Pwd pa maghabol sir garz?
:banana:Maugmang KompliÑo!!!!:banana:

Sain ang sibog?hehehe:cheers:

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 03:42 AM

^^Thanks to you, too, bro!

Btw, I would like to say this once again that I won't be able to make it on Jan. 31 (morning only). So, sorry if I won't be able to lend a hand on your preparation hours but definitely I'll be there at 12...

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 03:56 AM

Ang Daan Patungong Isarog

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garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 04:28 AM

^^Why didn't you take a pic of Naga?

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 04:43 AM

^^Why didn't you take a pic of Naga?

hindi kasi sir makita view ng naga...nasa kabila kasi kami sir :ohno:

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 04:51 AM

Good News Guys!!!!

Our SSC Iriga/Naga CS Guest Speaker

Mr. Nicolas Beda Priela
Governor
PCCI South Luzon

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 04:54 AM

he came all the way from Tacloban and he unhesitatingly declined sa invitation natin guys...

he'll arrived 4 pm for a 1 hour talk and leave before 5 fro his religious works

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 04:55 AM

^^Will that be on our anniversary? How about Hon. John Bongat?

randism

January 23rd, 2010, 04:55 AM

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 05:06 AM

Maray na aga sa gabus!

Congrats!Pading Hakz.!Mod.kana pu.:banana::applause::tyty::cheers1::lurker::hug:

asm21ph

January 23rd, 2010, 05:14 AM

Maray na aga sa gabus!

Congrats!Pading Hakz.!Mod.kana pu.:banana::applause::tyty::cheers1::lurker::hug:

tanks oragon .com to impo

la nabang nice and interesting pic in naga city yong naka2xcite ba kahit balitan maganda regarding sa naga city

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 05:17 AM

CONGRATULATIONS hakz2007.!
Saru kana sa mga Moderator kang Skyscraperscity.
Good Luck hakz.!:):banana::cheers::tyty::cheers1::cheer::grouphug:

hakz2007

January 23rd, 2010, 05:23 AM

^^thanks rhyz!

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 05:23 AM

tanks oragon .com to impo

la nabang nice and interesting pic in naga city yong naka2xcite ba kahit balitan maganda regarding sa naga city

halat pu hanapan taka news!welcome pu palan sa thread.!

hakz2007

January 23rd, 2010, 05:31 AM

;50600855']Welcome to the moderating team, hakz2007 and Planning Democracy!

congrats sir Hakz...:banana:

Thanks for the updates Pau!

Congrats Hakz!

Congratz, pading hakz!

Congrats MOD Hakz Asalam 'Alaykum:

thanks everyone....:)

hakz2007

January 23rd, 2010, 05:32 AM

Nasa tour ako ngonian digdi sa CamSur, I'll post pictures later.....

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 05:33 AM

^^Will that be on our anniversary? How about Hon. John Bongat?

tomorrow balik me hauz nia...ala kasi me sa timing kapag punta hauz nia...nweiz, para dalawa speaker natin :banana:

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 05:42 AM

hakz2007

January 23rd, 2010, 05:43 AM

Reaching Out (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/latest-news/)

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Early this year, Governor LRay Villafuerte has already visited several barangays comprising the towns of Caramoan, Pamplona, Ragay and Gainza as part of his continuing program to bring basic services much closer to the constituents. These services, scholarship grants and other educational assistance to public elementary and high schools and mass wedding sponsorships. stn/arcilla/mmec

Community Tourism (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/latest-news/)

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Governor LRay Villafuerte introduced the concept of Bed and Breakfast in Gawad Kalinga villages of the province of CamSur to provide visitors, foreigners and balikbayans alike, a place to stay and feel the simple life of Bicolanos who are by nature hospitable and amiable as shown in photo above. Gawad Kalinga Founder Tony Meloto (top photo, 2nd from right) and Gov. Villafuerte have forged a solid partnership to eradicate poverty through community self-help, livelihood, housing projects and community tourism.

hakz2007

January 23rd, 2010, 05:46 AM

CamSur now a favorite location of filmmakers (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-press-release/camsur-now-a-favorite-location-of-filmmakers.html)

PILI, CamSur – Camarines Sur’s intensive tourism thrusts initiated by Governor LRay Villafuerte has significantly boosted its reputation as an exotic tropical Eden such that the province is increasingly attracting even non-tourists, particularly film and TV show producers, to come to is natural wonders for location shooting.

Since Monday, January 20, cast and crew of a major local film production (Viva Films) have been at the renowned Camarines Sur Watersports Complex (CWC) to shoot sequences of a movie flick featuring dramatic actor Aga Mulach backed up by actress-songstress Regine Velasquez and popular singer Mark Bautista.
Aga Mulach, who has Bicolano roots and is a close friend of the governor, regularly finds time between shoots to greet his fans and enjoy the amenities of CWC which is conceded to be the best cable wake park in the world today.

Since being acclaimed by Top Resa Paris, the biggest travel forum in Europe, as one of the best eco-tourism destinations in the world because of its large-scale tourism development projects in Caramoan Peninsula centered at Gota Village Resort, the area has also become a popular choice as setting of the Survivor TV reality show series.

Initially the Koh Lanta: Caramoan, the French franchise of Survivor, was filmed in Matukad, one of the untouched tropical islets just offshore of Gota beach where the entire cast and crew stayed for shooting the serial in its entirety before being aired over major networks in Europe and viewed by millions.

The French Survivor was followed by Israel, Bulgaria, Turkey and Serbia.

Major Hollywood production firms are also eyeing Caramoan as setting for outdoor scenes. (GBClaveria)

Mass Wedding and Scholarship programs bring joy to the constituents (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-press-release/mass-wedding-and-scholarship-programs-bring-joy-to-the-constituents.html)

PILI, CamSur – This early of year 2010, the school and barangay visitation program of Governor LRay Villafuerte has already reached out to several barangays comprising the municipalities of Caramoan, Pamplona, Ragay and Gainza which brought immeasurable happiness and excitement to residents and students especially in remote and coastal areas visited for the first time by the governor.

Actually, the program is intended to bring basic services much closer to the constituents. These basic services include medical and dental services, mass wedding sponsorships to preserve family values, educational assistance to public schools in both high school and elementary, food packs, and school supplies.
In the municipality of Gainza, the latest sortie of Governor LRay last January 19, some 111 couples were formally married at St. Dominic de Guzman Church with Governor LRay Villafuerte as the primary sponsor of all the newlywed couples as well as the former Provincial Budget Officer Fortunato ‘Ato’ Pena.

A total of 2,337 elementary and high school students from Malbong Elementary School (the venue), Gainza Central School, Loob Elementary School, Cagbunga Elementary School, Dahilig Elementary School and Sampaloc Elementary School received scholarships and educational assistance while considerable school supplies and dictionaries were personally handed out by Gov. LRay.

Food packs were also distributed to a of 2,352 residents of Malbong, Loob, Sampaloc, Dahilig, Cagbunga, Namuat, Poblacion I and II while 228 sets of uniforms were given to barangay officials.

In Ragay, mass wedding ceremonies were held in two Catholic churches last January 18—210 couples tied the knot at San Lorenzo Parish in Barangay GRS and another group of 155 couples were formally married at the Most Holy Trinity Parish, Poblacion.

In Pamplona, a total of 8,829 elementary and high school students also received scholarship and educational assistance from Gov. LRay including school supplies like bags, notebooks, dictionaries, and even pairs of slippers.

Church wedding for a total of 297 couple were solemnized by the Parish Priest of St. Michael Archangel Fr. Juan Leo Sabas in Pamplona.

Caramoan, the first town of the province to benefit from the program this year, a total of 456 students of Cabacongan Elem. School and Eastern Coastal High School (annex) received school supplies while 837 residents of Cabacongan, Pandanan and Colongcogong were given food packs.

The next mass wedding and visitation is slated on January 22 in the town of Lagonoy. / LAGavino/ AnnTuy/S. Nieves - MMEC

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 05:51 AM

dai ko pu sure kong na post na ini.pero post kuman giraray.!

http://www.naga.gov.ph/gallery/photos/1/1_20091119072226.jpg
PSO Executive Officer Lito del Rosario demonstrating the power of the newly installed CCTVs at selected location, the equipment is aimed to beef-up peace and order situation in the city. Mayor Jesse Robredo along with city officials and office heads graced its formal opening.

This is a good project of the city... Installing such equipment will lessen or even eradicate crime incidents in the city's major locations. Metro Manila has experienced tremendous success in combating crimes using this equipment. I'm sure it will do the same here...

axel(08)brixx

January 23rd, 2010, 06:01 AM

hakz2007

January 23rd, 2010, 06:14 AM

Task Force El Niño reactivation sought (http://www.bicolmail.com/issue/2010/jan21/xtask.html)

PILI, Camarines Sur --- Officer-in-charge (OIC) Regional Executive Director Marilyn V. Sta. Catalina ordered the reactivation of the Department of Agriculture’s (DA) Task Force El Niño amidst the latest PAGASA advisory that the current El Niño episode continues to persist across the equatorial Pacific Ocean and reached a moderate strength.

The move, according to Sta. Catalina is to mitigate the potential adverse impacts of the El Niño phenomenon. “We are taking sufficient steps this early, especially on mitigation measures, to ensure and sustain the DA’s programs and projects on food security,” she pointed out.

PAGASA Advisory No. 5 issued over the week indicates that at least 3 provinces in the Bicol region, namely: Sorsogon, Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur, have exhibited below normal rainfall condition during the last 3-4 months.

El Niño is a periodic ocean-warming and atmospheric disturbance characterized by deficient rainfall and prolonged drought in some areas, while heavy rains, storms or hurricane in other areas of the globe resulting to innumerable damages to crops, livestock, properties and even human lives in all areas simultaneously.

PAGASA said that leading climate models suggest tropical ocean temperatures are approaching their peak and will remain above El Niño thresholds through March 2010. It will likely influence the country’s climate through the first half of the year.

Sta. Catalina stressed that it is imperative “to educate our farmers, fisherfolk and other agricultural stakeholders by providing them information about practical tips in facing the realities of this phenomenon.”

She said that with or without El Niño, farmers and fisherfolk must always be ready for any eventuality to sustain the productivity of the farms, livestock and fishing.

She advises the farmers on some steps to do: On palay crops: plant early maturing seeds and by direct seeding. Do not burn rice straws and use them as composting materials or mulch/land cover to minimize moisture losses and as supplementary roughage (hay) to livestock, clean the irrigation canal and remove as much weeds as possible to reduce irrigation water losses and improve farm water delivery and reduce the amount of water level in the rice paddy to as low as one to two centimeters.

On vegetables: choose plants which do not require so much water such as pechay, winged bean (parapagulong) or pigeon pea (percules).

On livestock: maintain the good health of the animals by feeding them with straws, corn straws and sugarcane mixed with molasses or feed them with mineral blocks and silage.

hakz2007

January 23rd, 2010, 06:17 AM

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Congratulation to our new Mod Sir Hakz :c

thanks....:)

aidz

January 23rd, 2010, 06:42 AM

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Congratulation to our new Mod Sir Hakz :c

Dapat pakaboot kitang duwa rhai-rhai :c This is it na hehehe

Marhay na udto tabi sa Gabos ^^^^

hay! finally! buti nalang may pulis na tayo! heheeh! :)

SPO1 Hakz!
:)

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 06:46 AM

http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w42/Shamanlady/CongratulationsYouDidIt.gif

Congratulation to our new Mod Sir Hakz :c

Dapat pakaboot kitang duwa rhai-rhai :c This is it na hehehe

Marhay na udto tabi sa Gabos ^^^^

eu man talaga magiging maboot na ako ta tig aangutan ako ni ate.hehe

pasawayon kaya ako.. peru ngunyan behave na ako.

ika dai ka magpararikot ta baka pitpitan ka.hahaha:lol:

jardet

January 23rd, 2010, 06:50 AM

http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w42/Shamanlady/CongratulationsYouDidIt.gif

Congratulation to our new Mod Sir Hakz :c

Dapat pakaboot kitang duwa rhai-rhai :c This is it na hehehe

Marhay na udto tabi sa Gabos ^^^^

¡Buenas tardes mis amigos y amigas!
¿Como estamos? Espero estemos muy bien.
¡Felizidades a Sr. Hakz!
Is it levelling off the playing field? :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 06:52 AM

hay! finally! buti nalang may pulis na tayo! heheeh! :)

SPO1 Hakz!
:)

SPO1- Skyscrapercity Patrol Observer 1 hakz.haha

axel(08)brixx

January 23rd, 2010, 07:23 AM

¡Buenas tardes mis amigos y amigas!
¿Como estamos? Espero estemos muy bien.
¡Felizidades a Sr. Hakz!
Is it levelling off the playing field? :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

Ano daw?

Garo ka man daw bako Bikolano Chavacano ka garo hehehe? ^^^^

Muy bien bren? I am good? Waaah kindly translate it laman for us. ^^

fil07

January 23rd, 2010, 07:23 AM

congrats hakz!

axel(08)brixx

January 23rd, 2010, 08:27 AM

Pede bang makigulo rin dito hehehe :c

:bash::bash::bash:

kevinb

January 23rd, 2010, 08:56 AM

¡Buenas tardes mis amigos y amigas!
¿Como estamos? Espero estemos muy bien.
¡Felizidades a Sr. Hakz!
Is it levelling off the playing field? :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

Lemme see if my Spanish is still working.:lol:

Good afternoon my friends!
How are you? I hope all of our are doing good.
Congratulations Mr Hakz!

:D:D:D

aidz

January 23rd, 2010, 09:09 AM

hey guys! know any vacant lot or a space for rent in CBD 1 with high foot and vehicle traffic. About 100 to 200sqm? I'm making a proposal and a study to where to put up a good business here in the downtown area... There's Advent Cinema and the 2nd floor for rent above the SouthStarDrug in front of the Plaza Rizal, but I prefer a ground floor area. Thanks all. :)

aidz

January 23rd, 2010, 09:12 AM

CONGRATULATIONS hakz2007.!
Saru kana sa mga Moderator kang Skyscraperscity.
Good Luck hakz.!:):banana::cheers::tyty::cheers1::cheer::grouphug:

Congrats HAKZ!
SPO1 Hakz! :)
ika nga ni Rhyz:

SPO1- Skyscrapercity Patrol Observer 1 hakz.haha

lol!

First Lady NCD? :bash::bash::bash:

aidz

January 23rd, 2010, 09:13 AM

akala ko i will be free from my duties as guidance counselor, pati p ba digdi? :lol: nway dai man po, im sure mababait naman ang mga kuya dgdi. di ba guys??? hehehe

yes po Madam First Lady! :banana::banana::banana:

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 09:24 AM

aidz

January 23rd, 2010, 09:39 AM

hi aidz...there's a commercial space for lease infront of Sampaguita Department Store...near Regent Hotel..

ok! thanks. I'll check it out! thanks again!

oragon.com

January 23rd, 2010, 09:43 AM

ok! thanks. I'll check it out! thanks again!

np aidz..nweiz, next week is our reunion hope to see you...marhay na hapon naga!!!!

kevinb

January 23rd, 2010, 09:59 AM

^^ :rofl:

fred_y

January 23rd, 2010, 10:23 AM

CONGRATS HAKZ!!:cheers::cheers:

mao rong

January 23rd, 2010, 11:25 AM

^^walang inuman?...:D

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 11:28 AM

^^walang inuman?...:D

Welcome sa Thread Mao rong.!
hindi ko sure kong magpapa inum si SPO1 Hakz.hehe:lol::cheers:

mao rong

January 23rd, 2010, 11:58 AM

^^tnx...sana meron...:D

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 12:25 PM

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Ate jo, AKA Naga city deck.i gret mo man daw tabi si bebe mo ning Congratulations.hehehe.moderator na baga sya ngunyan.:nocrook::kiss:
Peace kita Ate.hehehe

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 12:27 PM

Pede bang makigulo rin dito hehehe :c

:bash::bash::bash:

iyo brendets pwede kang maki pag kulitan digdi.
maray digdi ta dai kita pipitpitan.haha

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 12:33 PM

1. Cavite – P1,995,900
2. Bulacan – P1,965,633
3. Negros Occidental – P1,794,944
4. Laguna – P1,747,168
5. Batangas – P1,684,124
6. Cebu – P1,676,187
7. Pangasinan – P1,579,977
8. Rizal – P1,552,740
9. Nueva Ecija- P1,307,857
10. Isabela – P1,296,002
11. Camarines Sur – P1,268,256
12. Iloilo – P1,245,181
13. Cotabato – P1,215,476
14. Zamboanga del Norte – P1,106,609
15. Pamapanga- P1,102,823
16. Palawan – P1,081,684
17. Cagayan – P1,022,788
18. Lanao del Sur – P1,012,492
19. Negros Oriental – P977,444
20. Agusan del Sur – P880,032

Source.www.pueblophilippines.com (http://www.coa.gov.ph/Financial_Reports.htm)

Last year, CamSur was ranked 10, now 11th? What happened... I thought, tourism contributed so much the soaring of CamSur from below to top... Last year was the best year for CamSur in tourism industry, so it should have contributed much in the income, I suppose.

Any info on municipalities?

kevinb

January 23rd, 2010, 12:48 PM

Ate jo, AKA Naga city deck.i gret mo man daw tabi si bebe mo ning Congratulations.hehehe.moderator na baga sya ngunyan.:nocrook::kiss:
Peace kita Ate.hehehe

Dawa kasuarin ka talaga. Makuliton.:lol:

garzland

January 23rd, 2010, 12:51 PM

^^Pero pagnakgkahirilingan tuninungon yan na maray. :lol:

hakz2007

January 23rd, 2010, 12:59 PM

CamSur gov’t posts creditable record in providing assistance to constituents (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-press-release/camsur-govt-posts-creditable-record-in-providing-assistance-to-constituents.html)

The provincial government of Camarines Sur posted a very commendable record in assisting its constituents in landing jobs as well as in providing essential services related to employment.

This is the clear import of the records and data which summed up the total number of individuals who availed of the services of the provincial government particularly under the auspices of the Camarines Sur Employment Center (CSEC) established thru the initiative of Governor LRay Villafuerte.
This year alone, CSEC provided assistance in the processing of 3,554 passports which brings to a total of 13,177 passports processed since 2006. Said Mobile Passport Servicing at the Provincial Capitol, now included in the list of frontline services under CamSur’s Citizen’s Charter, will now be conducted every 1st and 3rd Thursdays and Fridays of the month from its former schedule of every 1st and 3rd Mondays and Tuesdays of the month.

Likewise, the services offered by the National Statistics Office (NSO) at the provincial capitol, made possible thru the coordinative efforts of CSEC, which commenced August of 2009 posted an output of 241 processed documents in the form of birth certificates, marriage contracts and certificates of no marriage.

CSEC in partnership with reputable and accredited recruitment agencies have provided job opportunities here and abroad to the constituents of CamSur.

Gov. LRay delivers more scholarship grants to Pamplona students (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-press-release/gov-lray-delivers-more-scholarship-grants-to-pamplona-students.html)

PILI, CamSur - A total of 3,199 elementary and high school students received educational assistance from the Provincial Government of Camarines Sur while considerable school supplies and 21 dictionaries were personally handed out by Governor LRay Villafuerte as he conducted the School Visitation project in Pamplona recently.

More than 2,000 food packs were also distributed during the occasion held at Taguilid Elementary School as part of the visitation activities.

A mass wedding ceremony was also conducted during the event where 297 couples tied the knot at the mass wedding officiated by Fr. Juan Leo Sabas at the St. Michael Archangel Parish.

The Barangay and School Visitation Program is a continuing project of Gov. LRay Villafuerte in his pursuit to bring government social services directly to the people and promote quality education to those belonging to the marginalized sectors of the community.

The Gov. LRay Barangay and School Visitation and Mass Wedding Program have been a major vehicles of the Provincial Government of Camarines Sur geared at building a strong and vibrant communities through education and strengthened of family values.

The next visitation is slated on January 22 in the town of Lagonoy.

wohiwohi

January 23rd, 2010, 01:51 PM

ANOTHER FILM SA CAM SUR

Abante.com.ph
1/23/09

NGAYONG tanghali ay nakatakdang magpirmahan ng kontrata between Judy Ann Santos at ng Unitel Productions para sa pelikulang handog nina Direk Marilou Diaz Abaya at Tony Gloria para sa kapistahan ng Birhen ng Peñafrancia ng Bicol sa September.

Paplantsahin ang iskedyuls at kung ilang araw ang maibibigay ni Juday sa shooting na takdang simulan sa oras na matapos si Juday sa shooting nila ni Sarah Geronimo ng “Hating Kapatid” ng Viva Films under the direction naman of Wenn Deramas.

Ang mister niyang si Ryan Agoncillo ang leading man ni Juday rito sa Peñafrancia project. Pero nakatakdang bumiyahe ang mag-asawa sa pagpasok ng buwan ng Abril kung saan sa abroad nila iseselebra ang kaarawan ni Ryan sa second week of April, ang first wedding anniversary nila sa last week ng April at ang kaarawan naman ni Juday sa second week of May naman. Siyempre, gagawa na rin sila ng baby sa abroad.

Ang balik nila ay May 15 na. Habang nasa abroad sila ay may mga show producers ang gusto silang kunin para mag-show.

Well and good. Dahil business and pleasure ang magiging lakad nila. Libre pasahe na nga may pang-shopping pa sila.

Puno ang iskedyuls ni Juday sa buong buwan ng Enero at Pebrero. Ngayong araw na ito ay sabay-sabay pa ang apat na iskedyuls niya. Guest siya sa Entertainment Live ngayong hapon at pagkatapos niyon ay sasalang naman siyasa tatlong pictorials para sa iba’t ibang English magazines. Kaya isiningit na niya ang pirmahan ng kontrata ngayong tanghali para makaabante na.

Pagkatapos kasi ng Peñafrancia movie ay sa GMA Films naman sasalang si Juday para sa “Ouija 2” and then back to Regal Films para sa isa pang Juday-Ryan movie.

Naga City Deck

January 23rd, 2010, 01:59 PM

wow. congrats yan sato gabos kc at least may mod na kita.

mga kapayyyyyyy hahhahaha

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 02:18 PM

wow. congrats yan sato gabos kc at least may mod na kita.

mga kapayyyyyyy hahhahaha

asus.! nasupog na ikongrats si hakz.! tig gabus na pati.
araatyan kayan itetext nya man yan.. oi... yudi hai.

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 02:20 PM

^^Pero pagnakgkahirilingan tuninungon yan na maray. :lol:

Dawa kasuarin ka talaga. Makuliton.:lol:

syempre. tuningon lang aku.. dadangog dangod lang.. mayo man kaya kong maisip na ma share saindo.
alangan lovelife ko i share ko saindo diba.?hahaha:lol:

Naga City Deck

January 23rd, 2010, 03:00 PM

asus.! nasupog na ikongrats si hakz.! tig gabus na pati.
araatyan kayan itetext nya man yan.. oi... yudi hai.

sisay man masusupog kayan aber :p haha

congrats po hakz! o ayan. :lol:

Naga Boy

January 23rd, 2010, 03:10 PM

American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists
(AACE Phils) Workshop, Today

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Naga Boy

January 23rd, 2010, 03:17 PM

Last year, CamSur was ranked 10, now 11th? What happened... I thought, tourism contributed so much the soaring of CamSur from below to top... Last year was the best year for CamSur in tourism industry, so it should have contributed much in the income, I suppose.

Any info on municipalities?

Last year's standing was based on top ten richest province according to net income. Cam Cur was number 10.

I think the post is about total incume. If I'm not mistaken, Camsur was not a at of top 20 last year.

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 03:29 PM

sisay man masusupog kayan aber :p haha

congrats po hakz! o ayan. :lol:

yehey!kinikilig sya... inay!girok.!haha:lol:
Peace pu kita.

Naga City Deck

January 23rd, 2010, 03:31 PM

yehey!kinikilig sya... inay!girok.!haha:lol:
Peace pu kita.

mau man ako namamati na girok kaya ok lng. :lol:

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 03:44 PM

mau man ako namamati na girok kaya ok lng. :lol:

Sus! Deep inside???!! kumusta kamu ni bebe mo?hahahaha

Naga Boy

January 23rd, 2010, 03:51 PM

Source: Mong Palatino Blog

More lessons from the Philippines’ storms
Stop Balikatan war exercises in the Philippines »
Shortage of runways?
“If people here don’t travel, it’s not because of a shortage of runway.” – George Monbiot

The Philippines has more than 85 airports, 9 of which are international airports. That’s about one airport per province. Composed of more than 7,000 islands, the Philippines must have an efficient transportation network to move people and goods within the country. But do we really need to build more airports? Based on the 2009 State of the Nation technical report, the government plans to create 5 more international airports. What is the ideal number of airports for a small country like the Philippines?

Batanes, that beautiful tiny province in the north, has two airports: Itbayat and Basco. The Ilocos Region has two international airports: Laoag and San Fernando (Poro Point). To increase tourist arrivals in the sparkling Hundred Islands, Alaminos in Pangasinan wants to build its own airport even though the city is a mere 4 hour drive from Manila.

Metro Luzon has four international airports: Subic, Clark, Ninoy Aquino (in Pasay), and the soon to be constructed Southern Luzon International Airport. Palawan, the so-called last frontier of the Philippines, has four airports: Balabac, Puerto Princesa, San Vicente, and Busuanga. Negros Island, the land of sugar barons, has three airports: Bacolod-Silay, Kabankalan, and Dumaguete. Panglao Island in Bohol, the next Boracay of Visayas, is not satisfied that there is a nearby Tagbilaran airport. It wants to build its own airport. Siargao Island, the surfing capital of the country, is going to have its own airport even though the island is very accessible from Surigao City. If the Laguindingan Airport in Misamis Oriental is completed, what will happen to the Cagayan de Oro airport which is also located in the same province?

Building airports requires huge investments (usually foreign loans). The Filipino people and airline passengers will pay for these mega infrastructure. Airports occupy large tracts of land. Prime agricultural land can be converted into airports. Expanding the airport system can undermine the country’s food security. Feed the hungry by destroying a rice field so that an airport can be built where rice donations from abroad can be transported?

Airports can improve tourism numbers but it can also damage the environment. Airports can destroy the natural habitats of endangered species. Airports generate pollution (noise and air pollution). Flying is more dangerous than driving in terms of impact on environment. Stop being so harsh on tricycle drivers for polluting the air. Wanna stop climate change? Then reduce air travel.

Tourists want to visit the country’s exotic islands because they appreciate and enjoy the natural beauty of the Philippines. If we build a runway and airport facilities in a unique island like Panglao, are we not spoiling the country’s natural treasure? In the long run, building too many adjacent airports can be counter-productive. Commercial overdevelopment can destroy the attractiveness of our wow islands. Remember Boracay. Remember Baguio.

Building airports is not the first requirement to enhance tourism numbers. There must be a sound tourism plan. There must be exciting promotional packages like what the local government did in Camarines Sur (which by the way is the country’s number one tourist destination of the year). Improving the tourism infrastructure is crucial but it is not always necessary to depend on airports to attract tourists. Tourism must also address the needs of the community over that of foreigners. Are we building airports to generate tourism dollars alone?
Indeed, airports stimulate economic activities. They bring in money, goods, investors, and our very own balikbayans. But airports also bring in pedophiles, human smugglers, and military warships. We have to rethink the economic activities that airports are supposed to produce. We have 85 airports (at the moment) yet we remain impoverished. Our economic profile remains the same: agricultural, pre-modern, pre-industrial. If the national leadership continues to worship the neoliberal dogma, then our airports will continue to transport cheap imported goods, prostitutes, and politicians. Don’t confuse airport building with national industrialization. Don’t equate airport expansion with economic growth. The road (or runway) to prosperity starts with the basics: productive agriculture, strong basic industries, skilled workforce. These goals cannot be attained by building airports alone.

The academe must intervene. It should identify the maximum number of airports the country should build, maintain, and develop. The transportation infrastructure plan should be comprehensive. As an archipelago, shouldn’t the Philippines focus on shipbuilding? Build more fast ferries. Build more modern ports. Encourage water transport. Bullet railways are needed in Luzon and Mindanao.

But politicians and technocrats, being what they are, will always prefer mega projects which can yield mega kickbacks too. Airports create a veneer of modernity; airports are perfect infrastructure legacies for politicians in search of legitimacy and credibility.

There are 7,000 islands in the country. Are we aiming to build 7,000 airports too?
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the author has written something which we and our government officials should ponder about. last heard that the proposed international airport in albay is pushing through, this despite sound objections from other quarters. we cannot really understand why we have to build an international airport despite the existence of another airport in the vicinity. the question is, is there really a need to build an international airport or are building one to make a monument by which our politicians can grab credit and boost their political careers? as if we have not learned our lessons after what happened to pantao port or is the pantao port debacle not yet enough?

we have mentioned our own reason for opposing the construction of this project. why not build more roads and bridges, more embankments and flood control and mitigation syetems which our people really need than build something which will satisfy only the ego of those beholden to the powers that be. we have already voiced our objections to the tendency of those responsible to direct our progress "not to place all the eggs in one basket" to the detriment of other provinces and their people.

but maybe this is what philippine politics is all about. kung siisay ang mas harani sa presidente iyo man ang may kapot kang pangsurop ning mejoras dai na labot kung may iba na mas may kaipuhan.

minalaom kita na lugod mag-abot ang aldaw na may tunay na pag-babago.'

In other words, CamSur is ready for a bigger airport.

kiasog

January 23rd, 2010, 04:00 PM

American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists
(AACE Phils) Workshop, Today

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Hi Doc,

The initial pictures from the Conference - look like a successful affair in the offing!!! Congratulations!!! I know you have not said anything but I can feel that you are one of the prime movers of the chapter.

asm21ph

January 23rd, 2010, 04:03 PM

wait 2 secs to reload the imageANOTHER FILM SA CAM SUR

Abante.com.ph
1/23/09

NGAYONG tanghali ay nakatakdang magpirmahan ng kontrata between Judy Ann Santos at ng Unitel Productions para sa pelikulang handog nina Direk Marilou Diaz Abaya at Tony Gloria para sa kapistahan ng Birhen ng Peñafrancia ng Bicol sa September.

Paplantsahin ang iskedyuls at kung ilang araw ang maibibigay ni Juday sa shooting na takdang simulan sa oras na matapos si Juday sa shooting nila ni Sarah Geronimo ng “Hating Kapatid” ng Viva Films under the direction naman of Wenn Deramas.

Ang mister niyang si Ryan Agoncillo ang leading man ni Juday rito sa Peñafrancia project. Pero nakatakdang bumiyahe ang mag-asawa sa pagpasok ng buwan ng Abril kung saan sa abroad nila iseselebra ang kaarawan ni Ryan sa second week of April, ang first wedding anniversary nila sa last week ng April at ang kaarawan naman ni Juday sa second week of May naman. Siyempre, gagawa na rin sila ng baby sa abroad.

Ang balik nila ay May 15 na. Habang nasa abroad sila ay may mga show producers ang gusto silang kunin para mag-show.

Well and good. Dahil business and pleasure ang magiging lakad nila. Libre pasahe na nga may pang-shopping pa sila.

Puno ang iskedyuls ni Juday sa buong buwan ng Enero at Pebrero. Ngayong araw na ito ay sabay-sabay pa ang apat na iskedyuls niya. Guest siya sa Entertainment Live ngayong hapon at pagkatapos niyon ay sasalang naman siyasa tgaatlong pictorials para sa iba’t ibang English magazines. Kaya isiningit na niya ang pirmahan ng kontrata ngayong tanghali para makaabante na.

Pagkatapos kasi ng Peñafrancia movie ay sa GMA Films naman sasalang si Juday para sa “Ouija 2” agiond then back to Regal Films para sa isa pang Juday-Ryan movie.

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Naga Boy

January 23rd, 2010, 04:10 PM

The Village Montessori
Continues Progression
Feel Good Curriculum
The only one of its kind in Bicol

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Naga Boy

January 23rd, 2010, 04:27 PM

Hi Doc,

The initial pictures from the Conference - look like a successful affair in the offing!!! Congratulations!!! I know you have not said anything but I can feel that you are one of the prime movers of the chapter.

It's unbelievable.

Almost all the medical societies wanted to have their annual conventions done in Naga.

Additional meetings:

This February- just recently decided:
Diabetes Philippines (Formerly Philippine Diabetes Association) will have the Diabetes Educators Workshop and the Diabetes Lay Forum on February. I'll have the SCC Naga be the major mover of the Lay Forum. It would have free Diabetes Screening, Lipid Profile, ECG, Foot Doppler Scanning and Education for lay persons.

We're still looking for a venue and I’ll update Pau regarding this event. The Lay Forum would be a good advocacy program for the group.

This March,
Philippine Orthopedic Society National Convention.

On April: Congress of the American College of Chest Physicians;
Thomasian Endocrine Progress Inc. (TEPI) / Society of Thomasian Internists (SOTI) Annual Meeting and the Philippine Society of Microbiology.

Naga would be so busy then.

Naga Boy

January 23rd, 2010, 04:50 PM

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This piece on information might interest some of the forumers.

The guy in blue is Dr. Fernando Lopez, Jason Ivler's surgeon.

His wife, Dr. Esterilita Lopez, an endocrinologist, is currently the president of AACE, Philippine Chapter. She is our training officer at the UST Endocrine and Metabolism Section. She is also a member of the Thomasian Endocrine Progress Inc..

rhyzrockerz

January 23rd, 2010, 04:55 PM

Uy Rhyz, garo mahigos ka na naman mag post.

Good evening man.

sabi ko po baga kang party puon January pirmi na akong ma post..hehehe
kaya uni nanaman ang sarawayon na member kang thread.hehe ako yan...!!

Naga Boy

January 23rd, 2010, 04:56 PM

Even the Vet Meds are coming

Vet meds to hold their 77th national convention in Naga
http://www.bicolmail.com/issue/2010/jan21/xhold.html

NAGA CITY --- Some 2,000 practicing veterinarians from all over the country will be converging in this city for their 77th annual convention and scientific conference on February 17-19 at Villa Caceres Hotel here.

Board Secretary and Invitation Committee Chairman Rodolfo O. Encarnacion, Jr., DVM, of the Philippine Veterinary Medical Association (PVMA) said the convention, themed “One World One Health,” aims to integrate multi-disciplinary approach in the conduct of the veterinary practice in the resolution of emerging and re-emerging disease, particularly those with public health importance.

Naga City Veterinarian Junios J. Elad said this is the first time in 77 years that the prestigious PVMA annual conference will be held in Bicol, particularly in Naga City, which is earning its reputation as a favorite venue for national conferences and events outside Cebu and Metro Manila.

Naga City Mayor Jesse M. Robredo has been chosen as this year’s guest of honor during the opening of exhibits on Feb. 17 and to welcome the delegates during the opening program the next day. All the delegates will be attired in Filipiniana during the opening program.

PVMA President-elect Rustan V. Patacsil, DVM, said they have prepared a strong line-up of issue-focused topics for discussion affecting the veterinary profession. Side activities involving local government tourism and fellowship evenings have also been set up for the total comfort and Bicol experience of the incoming delegates.

Among the other highlights of the convention are the recognition of veterinarians who have demonstrated outstanding accomplishments in their respective fields and the paying of tribute to national scientist Dr. Teodulo M. Topacio, Jr.

sonofignatius

January 23rd, 2010, 05:16 PM

he came all the way from Tacloban and he unhesitatingly declined sa invitation natin guys...
he'll arrived 4 pm for a 1 hour talk and leave before 5 fro his religious works

will be great to hear from mr priela about the latest developments in the province. someone should post a summary -- bullet points will do -- of his input.

ANOTHER FILM SA CAM SUR

Abante.com.ph
1/23/09

NGAYONG tanghali ay nakatakdang magpirmahan ng kontrata between Judy Ann Santos at ng Unitel Productions para sa pelikulang handog nina Direk Marilou Diaz Abaya at Tony Gloria para sa kapistahan ng Birhen ng Peñafrancia ng Bicol sa September.

Paplantsahin ang iskedyuls at kung ilang araw ang maibibigay ni Juday sa shooting na takdang simulan sa oras na matapos si Juday sa shooting nila ni Sarah Geronimo ng “Hating Kapatid” ng Viva Films under the direction naman of Wenn Deramas.

Ang mister niyang si Ryan Agoncillo ang leading man ni Juday rito sa Peñafrancia project. Pero nakatakdang bumiyahe ang mag-asawa sa pagpasok ng buwan ng Abril kung saan sa abroad nila iseselebra ang kaarawan ni Ryan sa second week of April, ang first wedding anniversary nila sa last week ng April at ang kaarawan naman ni Juday sa second week of May naman. Siyempre, gagawa na rin sila ng baby sa abroad.

Pagkatapos kasi ng Peñafrancia movie ay sa GMA Films naman sasalang si Juday para sa “Ouija 2” and then back to Regal Films para sa isa pang Juday-Ryan movie.

good to know the shoot is in the works. i have a copy of the script; sent to me after it was written. saw marilou diaz-abaya after one sunday mass at mary the queen parish greenhills and she mentioned she was coming to naga last september to take footages of the fiesta (to be used in the movie).

this is being done in celebration of the 300th anniversary of the Penafrancia devotion this year.

In other words, CamSur is ready for a bigger airport.

i agree. just extend the runway and enlarge the terminal building of the present site in pili so it's less expensive (compared to a transfer to libmanan). a reorientation of the runway is needed, i understand. the present site is far from the populated areas of naga and pili proper so this is an advantage.

Hi Doc,

The initial pictures from the Conference - look like a successful affair in the offing!!! Congratulations!!! I know you have not said anything but I can feel that you are one of the prime movers of the chapter.

congratulations on your conference, doc, and keep those conventions coming! the Heart of Bikol and the province are ready, willing and able.

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happy reading and posting and jamming, asm21ph! maimbong asin nag-aaso-asong pagdagos sa forum na ini.

It's unbelievable.

Almost all the medical societies wanted to have their annual conventions done in Naga.

Additional meetings:

This February- just recently decided:
Diabetes Philippines (Formerly Philippine Diabetes Association) will have the Diabetes Educators Workshop and the Diabetes Lay Forum on February. I'll have the SCC Naga be the major mover of the Lay Forum. It would have free Diabetes Screening, Lipid Profile, ECG, Foot Doppler Scanning and Education for lay persons.

We're still looking for a venue and I’ll update Pau regarding this event. The Lay Forum would be a good advocacy program for the group.

This March,
Philippine Orthopedic Society National Convention.

On April: Congress of the American College of Chest Physicians;
Thomasian Endocrine Progress Inc. (TEPI) / Society of Thomasian Internists (SOTI) Annual Meeting and the Philippine Society of Microbiology.

Naga would be so busy then.

surely an honor for us camarinenses to host them. their choice of naga affirms all of us and our (government and citizen's) efforts to improve and build ourselves. something to crow about and be grateful for but also something to push us to continue improving ourselves.

jardet

January 23rd, 2010, 07:50 PM

Lemme see if my Spanish is still working.:lol:

Good afternoon my friends!
How are you? I hope all of our are doing good.
Congratulations Mr Hakz!

:D:D:D

¡Hola Sr. Kevs! Got it correct.
No soy Chavacano. Puro ining Bicolano. I am just fond of the language and love to use it once in a while (maski minsan barari:lol::lol::lol:).

I remember Gloria would like to re-introduce spanish as a college subject. I still remember Mr. Britanico, our Spanish teacher at UNC. I also remember Fr. Marco who would not fail to insert spanish texts in his sermons during masses. I have not heard of these spanish craze fellas::)

jardet

January 23rd, 2010, 07:56 PM

It's unbelievable.

Almost all the medical societies wanted to have their annual conventions done in Naga.

Additional meetings:

This February- just recently decided:
Diabetes Philippines (Formerly Philippine Diabetes Association) will have the Diabetes Educators Workshop and the Diabetes Lay Forum on February. I'll have the SCC Naga be the major mover of the Lay Forum. It would have free Diabetes Screening, Lipid Profile, ECG, Foot Doppler Scanning and Education for lay persons.

We're still looking for a venue and I’ll update Pau regarding this event. The Lay Forum would be a good advocacy program for the group.

This March,
Philippine Orthopedic Society National Convention.

On April: Congress of the American College of Chest Physicians;
Thomasian Endocrine Progress Inc. (TEPI) / Society of Thomasian Internists (SOTI) Annual Meeting and the Philippine Society of Microbiology.

Naga would be so busy then.

Wow! this really is it!
Nag-uuran nin conventions sa Naga and Cam Cur.
More much bigger events will surely be coming once the Naga City Coliseum is completed this May.
:banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:

kevinb

January 23rd, 2010, 09:37 PM

Source: Mong Palatino Blog

Building airports is not the first requirement to enhance tourism numbers. There must be a sound tourism plan. There must be exciting promotional packages like what the local government did in Camarines Sur (which by the way is the country’s number one tourist destination of the year). Improving the tourism infrastructure is crucial but it is not always necessary to depend on airports to attract tourists. Tourism must also address the needs of the community over that of foreigners. Are we building airports to generate tourism dollars alone?

This is exactly what I was talking about before. But it's already in the pipeline. I'm not sourgraping or anything. I'm just being realistic. But whatever. I know some people will still look over what this post/reply is all about.

Last year's standing was based on top ten richest province according to net income. Cam Cur was number 10.

I think the post is about total incume. If I'm not mistaken, Camsur was not a at of top 20 last year.

Yep, the one posted is the gross income.

¡Hola Sr. Kevs! Got it correct.
No soy Chavacano. Puro ining Bicolano. I am just fond of the language and love to use it once in a while (maski minsan barari:lol::lol::lol:).

I do too. But not in here where a lot of forumers who know more about the language. :D

I remember Gloria would like to re-introduce spanish as a college subject. I still remember Mr. Britanico, our Spanish teacher at UNC. I also remember Fr. Marco who would not fail to insert spanish texts in his sermons during masses. I have not heard of these spanish craze fellas::)

Yes, GMA wants to fo Spanish again for school. She actually speaks very fluent Spanish as well as her husband, FG Mike Arroyo. I hope it's reintroduced. I'd love this language to be learned by people again. It's part of our heritage.

kevinb

January 24th, 2010, 02:38 AM

Philosophy Probes Politics in Regional Confab (http://www.voxbikol.com/bikolnews/3993/philosophy-probes-politics-regional-confab)
Submitted by voxbikol on Sun, 24/01/2010 - 00:25

Vox Bikol
Sunday, January 24th, 2010

Naga City -- The Philosophy Department of the Ateneo de Naga University is sponsoring a regional convention on Philippine politics as part of its annual Philosophy Week celebration.

Dubbed "Decoding Philippine Politics: An Interdisciplinary Approach," the convention features lectures from noted author and Bikol historian Danilo M. Gerona, Center for People Empowerment in Governance (CenPEG) director Bobby Tuazon, human rights lawyer Atty. José Maria Carpio, and Marxist scholar and Ateneo de Naga President Fr. Joel Tabora, S.J., among others.

On January 27, the convention hosts Prof. Gerona's lecture, "The Powerful, the Powerless, and the Power Broker-Philippine Politics: A Historical Review" at 10:30 AM.

This is followed by "Sadiring Tawo: From Familial to Oligarchic Politics" by Adrian Remodo of the Philosophy Department, at 1:30 PM; and Sherwin Pasiona's "Wanted: Social Justice" at 3:00 PM.

A workshop entitled "Students in the Public Square (Part 1)" will be facilitated by Fr. Wilmer Tria, Chair of the Philosophy Department.

On January 28, CenPEG's Bobby Tuazon will speak about "Decoding Oligarchic Politics" on January 28 at 1:30 PM; this is preceded by the lecture of Media Studies Department's Victor Nierva entitled "The Booth is a Marketplace: Corruption in the Local Media" at 9:00 AM.

At 3:00 PM, Philosophy Department's Federico José Lagdameo lectures on "The Peñafrancia Celebration Controversy: A Philosophical Reflection on Church-State Relations in Naga City."

The second part of the Fr. Tria's workshop for students is held at 4:30 PM.

On January 29, Atty. Carpio's "Patronage Politics and Government Programs: the Case of Urban Poor Housing in Naga City" is at 9:00 AM.

The lecture "Engaging in the Public Square: Group Reflections on the State of Philippine Politics" by Adrian Remodo is at 10:30 AM.

Meanwhile, Fr. Joel Tabora's "On Caritas in Veritate" at 3:00 PM concludes the regional convention.

All lectures are to be held at the Instructional Media Center (IMC) of the Ateneo de Naga University.

For the past six years, the annual Philosophy Week celebration of the Ateneo de Naga University has aimed at promoting critical and responsible thinking not only among students but the community at large as well.

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 02:51 AM

Congrats HAKZ!
SPO1 Hakz! :)
ika nga ni Rhyz:

First Lady NCD? :bash::bash::bash:

Ate jo, AKA Naga city deck.i gret mo man daw tabi si bebe mo ning Congratulations.hehehe.moderator na baga sya ngunyan.:nocrook::kiss:
Peace kita Ate.hehehe

wow. congrats yan sato gabos kc at least may mod na kita.

mga kapayyyyyyy hahhahaha

asus.! nasupog na ikongrats si hakz.! tig gabus na pati.
araatyan kayan itetext nya man yan.. oi... yudi hai.

sisay man masusupog kayan aber :p haha

congrats po hakz! o ayan. :lol:

yehey!kinikilig sya... inay!girok.!haha:lol:
Peace pu kita.

mau man ako namamati na girok kaya ok lng. :lol:

Sus! Deep inside???!! kumusta kamu ni bebe mo?hahahaha

:D :rofl:

kinilig na naman lugod ako...:lol:

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 03:53 AM

Catholic Educators Association of Legazpi Tour

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kevinb

January 24th, 2010, 05:08 AM

^^ What's that Hakz?

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 05:19 AM

^^tour of high school faculty of catholic schools of albay in CamSur:D

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 05:21 AM

1st Destination
Philtranco Museum, Iriga City

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Naga City Deck

January 24th, 2010, 05:25 AM

:D :rofl:

kinilig na naman lugod ako...:lol:

gosh tatao ka man po kilugon? hahahaha

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 05:26 AM

^^dikit lang...kita lang palan digding duwa...uyyyyy....:D

axel(08)brixx

January 24th, 2010, 05:47 AM

Marhay na udto Guys :c

Karakanan na ...!! I just received a text from my cousin living in Lagonoy.

You know what, ang sira daa ninda ngunyan ay ini :c

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baul (Baboy - ramo) an exotic food

Which is still abundant in our forest like here :c

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Guys it is considered as pest by some people in our Brgy. in Lagonoy lalo na yung mga taga bukid ta pigraraot daa kaan ang mga pananom ninda...But still, I have no idea kung listed ba sya sa mga endangered species natin kasi kung yes bawal ang pagkain nyan.

Yes si L Ray Villafuerte ay bisita palan namin noong isang araw, I dunno why he go there pero alam ko may "riprap project" sya dun malapit sa salog to prevent the soil erosion of the riverbank during rainy season medyo mataas kasi yun.

I hope I can have some pics of our place. By the way para sa kanya ata yung baboy ramo kasi dun daw sa bahay kumain eh hahahaha :c

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 05:58 AM

CamSur napili kan People Asia bilang “top destination of the year” (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-radio-release/camsur-napili-kan-people-asia-bilang-top-destination-of-the-year.html)

Saro na naman na prestihiyosong honra an naguno kan Camarines Sur sa irarom kan pamamayo ni Gobernador LRay Villafuerte nin huli kan pagkapili kan People Asia sa provincia bilang “Top Destination of the Year” na igagawad atyan na banggi durante nin sarong bonggang seremonyas sa Sofitel Philippine Plaza.

An special award na ini na itinao sa CamSur por medyo kan dakulang pag-tingkad kan turismo sa provincia magiging parte kan taon-taong pagpili kan People Asia nin mga distinggidong personahe bilang People of the Year katakod kan ika-sampulong anibersaryo kan publikasyon ngonian na taon.
Mayong duda na deserving talaga an provincia kan special na award bilang pinakasikat na destinasyon pan-turismo matapos na mag-rehistro ini ning abang rikas na paghiwas nin reputasyon bilang pinaka-paboritong lugar na bisitahon bako sana nin mga domestic traveller pati na man nin dayuhan na mga turista.

Nalalataw ngonian segun sa departamento de turismo an CamSur iyo na an pinaka-popular na destinasyon sa enterong Pilipinas, dinaraog na an dating mga sikat na lugar arog kan Boracay, Cebu, Subic asin Davao.

Dai pa sana nahahaloy an CamSur tinawan man nin honra kan Top Resa Paris, an pinakadakulang pagtiripon nin mga grupo asin negosyante na imbuwelto sa travel asin tourism sa Europa, bilang numero unong eco-tourism destination sa kinaban.

Nangyari ini huli kan mga makabagong inisyatibo ni Gobernador Villafuerte na mapagantad an turismo sa provincia arog kan mga proyektong Camarines Sur Watersports Complex o CWC na regular nang pinagco-conduciran nin mga national na aktibidad asin an mahiwasan na pag-develop kan mga pan-turismong potensiyal sa Caramoan na gabos nag-contribuir na ilaag an CamSur sa pominenteng lugar bako sana sa pan-turismong mapa kan Pilipinas kundi sa enterong kinaban

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 24th, 2010, 06:03 AM

Marhay na udto Guys :c

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baul (Baboy - ramo) an exotic food

Which is still abundant in our forest like here :c

Guys it is considered as pest by some people in our Brgy. in Lagonoy lalo na yung mga taga bukid ta pigraraot daa kaan ang mga pananom ninda...But still, I have no idea kung listed ba sya sa mga endangered species natin kasi kung yes bawal ang pagkain nyan.

AFAIK kadikit nalang sinda sa Isarog, and binabawal na ang pagdakop kaini considering the fact that Isarog is a National Park..
Marhay na Udto sa Gabos..

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 06:18 AM

^^Marhay na udto man, Brian!

Inside Philtranco Museum

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^^sorry for the blurry pics...nagkurubog-kubog na naman su kamot ko...:lol:

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 24th, 2010, 06:23 AM

^^Marhay na udto man, Brian!

Inside Philtranco Museum

^^sorry for the blurry pics...nagkurubog-kubog na naman su kamot ko...:lol:

Marhay na udto man sir hakz... Congartulations plan and Good luck...

originally plan ang philtranco ng start sa bicol,.. thanks for the info..:)

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 06:24 AM

^^hehehe...nag-aadal pa...

kaya dapat maging proud kita sa Philtranco ta sa Bicol nag-poon :applause:

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 06:29 AM

Yesterday in Pili

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Halabaon su traffic diyan kasuudma :ohno:

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 06:40 AM

bobbymay74

January 24th, 2010, 06:40 AM

Source: Mong Palatino Blog

More lessons from the Philippines’ storms
Stop Balikatan war exercises in the Philippines »
Shortage of runways?
“If people here don’t travel, it’s not because of a shortage of runway.” – George Monbiot

The Philippines has more than 85 airports, 9 of which are international airports. That’s about one airport per province. Composed of more than 7,000 islands, the Philippines must have an efficient transportation network to move people and goods within the country. But do we really need to build more airports? Based on the 2009 State of the Nation technical report, the government plans to create 5 more international airports. What is the ideal number of airports for a small country like the Philippines?

Batanes, that beautiful tiny province in the north, has two airports: Itbayat and Basco. The Ilocos Region has two international airports: Laoag and San Fernando (Poro Point). To increase tourist arrivals in the sparkling Hundred Islands, Alaminos in Pangasinan wants to build its own airport even though the city is a mere 4 hour drive from Manila.

Metro Luzon has four international airports: Subic, Clark, Ninoy Aquino (in Pasay), and the soon to be constructed Southern Luzon International Airport. Palawan, the so-called last frontier of the Philippines, has four airports: Balabac, Puerto Princesa, San Vicente, and Busuanga. Negros Island, the land of sugar barons, has three airports: Bacolod-Silay, Kabankalan, and Dumaguete. Panglao Island in Bohol, the next Boracay of Visayas, is not satisfied that there is a nearby Tagbilaran airport. It wants to build its own airport. Siargao Island, the surfing capital of the country, is going to have its own airport even though the island is very accessible from Surigao City. If the Laguindingan Airport in Misamis Oriental is completed, what will happen to the Cagayan de Oro airport which is also located in the same province?

Building airports requires huge investments (usually foreign loans). The Filipino people and airline passengers will pay for these mega infrastructure. Airports occupy large tracts of land. Prime agricultural land can be converted into airports. Expanding the airport system can undermine the country’s food security. Feed the hungry by destroying a rice field so that an airport can be built where rice donations from abroad can be transported?

Airports can improve tourism numbers but it can also damage the environment. Airports can destroy the natural habitats of endangered species. Airports generate pollution (noise and air pollution). Flying is more dangerous than driving in terms of impact on environment. Stop being so harsh on tricycle drivers for polluting the air. Wanna stop climate change? Then reduce air travel.

Tourists want to visit the country’s exotic islands because they appreciate and enjoy the natural beauty of the Philippines. If we build a runway and airport facilities in a unique island like Panglao, are we not spoiling the country’s natural treasure? In the long run, building too many adjacent airports can be counter-productive. Commercial overdevelopment can destroy the attractiveness of our wow islands. Remember Boracay. Remember Baguio.

Building airports is not the first requirement to enhance tourism numbers. There must be a sound tourism plan. There must be exciting promotional packages like what the local government did in Camarines Sur (which by the way is the country’s number one tourist destination of the year). Improving the tourism infrastructure is crucial but it is not always necessary to depend on airports to attract tourists. Tourism must also address the needs of the community over that of foreigners. Are we building airports to generate tourism dollars alone?
Indeed, airports stimulate economic activities. They bring in money, goods, investors, and our very own balikbayans. But airports also bring in pedophiles, human smugglers, and military warships. We have to rethink the economic activities that airports are supposed to produce. We have 85 airports (at the moment) yet we remain impoverished. Our economic profile remains the same: agricultural, pre-modern, pre-industrial. If the national leadership continues to worship the neoliberal dogma, then our airports will continue to transport cheap imported goods, prostitutes, and politicians. Don’t confuse airport building with national industrialization. Don’t equate airport expansion with economic growth. The road (or runway) to prosperity starts with the basics: productive agriculture, strong basic industries, skilled workforce. These goals cannot be attained by building airports alone.

The academe must intervene. It should identify the maximum number of airports the country should build, maintain, and develop. The transportation infrastructure plan should be comprehensive. As an archipelago, shouldn’t the Philippines focus on shipbuilding? Build more fast ferries. Build more modern ports. Encourage water transport. Bullet railways are needed in Luzon and Mindanao.

But politicians and technocrats, being what they are, will always prefer mega projects which can yield mega kickbacks too. Airports create a veneer of modernity; airports are perfect infrastructure legacies for politicians in search of legitimacy and credibility.

There are 7,000 islands in the country. Are we aiming to build 7,000 airports too?
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the author has written something which we and our government officials should ponder about. last heard that the proposed international airport in albay is pushing through, this despite sound objections from other quarters. we cannot really understand why we have to build an international airport despite the existence of another airport in the vicinity. the question is, is there really a need to build an international airport or are building one to make a monument by which our politicians can grab credit and boost their political careers? as if we have not learned our lessons after what happened to pantao port or is the pantao port debacle not yet enough?

we have mentioned our own reason for opposing the construction of this project. why not build more roads and bridges, more embankments and flood control and mitigation syetems which our people really need than build something which will satisfy only the ego of those beholden to the powers that be. we have already voiced our objections to the tendency of those responsible to direct our progress "not to place all the eggs in one basket" to the detriment of other provinces and their people.

but maybe this is what philippine politics is all about. kung siisay ang mas harani sa presidente iyo man ang may kapot kang pangsurop ning mejoras dai na labot kung may iba na mas may kaipuhan.

minalaom kita na lugod mag-abot ang aldaw na may tunay na pag-babago.'

The latest source said..The plan for International Airport in Camarines Sur is still alive. But it would be better to talk about this AFTER ELECTION. :cheers::banana::)

rhyzrockerz

January 24th, 2010, 07:54 AM

^^dikit lang...kita lang palan digding duwa...uyyyyy....:D

Ai wow ang duwa siryosuhon na ang ulay.. kala gayod ninda sinda lang duwa? ito palan pinapa buelo lang sinda... uyyyyy... udi man bagay talaga.!haha:lol:

matt&abby

January 24th, 2010, 08:32 AM

Ai wow ang duwa siryosuhon na ang ulay.. kala gayod ninda sinda lang duwa? ito palan pinapa buelo lang sinda... uyyyyy... udi man bagay talaga.!haha:lol:

hey rhyz wag ka ng maiinggit sa duwang yan hayaan mo sila... if you want talbugan natin yan... lets be like kim and gerald too hahahhahaha!:lol:

i promise whereever you go il be there... kahit sang thread ka pumunta ikaw lang ang didikit didikitan ko....promise!

rhyzrockerz

January 24th, 2010, 09:22 AM

hey rhyz wag ka ng maiinggit sa duwang yan hayaan mo sila... if u want talbugan natin yan... lets be like kim and gerald too hahahhahaha!:lol:

Ah! magiging Loveteam man kitang duwa? hahaha! kaya lang aki man akong maray...!:lol::lol: sinda kaya bagay ta halos magka edad lang..:lol:

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 09:30 AM

2008 Annual Income of Camarines Sur municipalities

1. Libmanan - 110,119,468.80
2. Pili - 97,119,097.27
3. Nabua - 85,914,127.04
4. Calabanga - 85,147,888.33
5. Buhi - 83,071,386.68
6. Tinambac - 79,532,204.55
7. Ragay - 78,167,964.05
8. Bula - 75,969,838.84
9. Sipocot - 73,557,897.60
10. Goa - 72,288,003.60

11. Caramoan - 68,289,068.91
12. Lagonoy - 67,982,611.86
13. Tigaon - 62,132,881.35
14. Baao - 59,596,541.36
15. Pasacao - 58,618,761.78
16. Minalabac - 54,272,677.32
17. Bato - 52,893,202.42
18. Ocampo - 50,836,471.82
19. Lupi - 50,627,322.62
20. Garchitorena - 43,530,197.28

21. Canaman - 43,418,293.08
22. Sagñay - 43,170,573.08
23. Pamplona - 43,067,101.33
24. Del Gallego - 42,635,514.64
25. San Jose - 41,494,032.83
26. Milaor - 39,966,436.91
27. San Fernando - 39,310,553.68
28. Balatan - 36,738,532.10
29. Presentacion - 36,056,172.45
30. Siruma - 34,160,536.16

31. Magarao - 33,859,638.58
32. Cabusao - 30,536,910.82
33. Camaligan - 29,790,499.07
34. Bombon - 24,409,663.23
35. Gainza - 20,993,310.34

Source - COA (http://www.coa.gov.ph/Financial_Reports.htm)

matt&abby

January 24th, 2010, 09:30 AM

Ah! magiging Loveteam man kitang duwa? hahaha! kaya lang aki man akong maray...!:lol::lol: sinda kaya bagay ta halos magka edad lang..:lol:

akala mo lang yun magka age sirang duwa.... uso naman yan ngayon no ... gtg now bye!

note: hmmm natakot ang pasaway na rhyz....

rhyz: magsisisi ka rin pag nakita mo ko in person babawiin mo yang sinabi mo... ha!

randism

January 24th, 2010, 09:31 AM

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INCOMPARABLE. Camarines Sur can boast of a wealth of
tourismpotentials equal to if not superior to other established
destinations here and abroad that Gov. LRay Villafuerte
is tapping to promote into a world-class tourism
attraction like the long, subterranean river of Mandiklom
in Caramoan town

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 09:32 AM

^^and below is the 2007 data I previously posted...

Based on the latest 2007 Commission on Audit Report, the following are the top 10 largest municipalites in terms of annual Total Income.

1. Libmanan - Php100.734 million
2. Pili - 87.028 million
3. Nabua - 85.877 million
4. Calabanga - 72.705 million
5. Buhi - 71.299 million
6. Sipocot - 67.922 million
7. Tinambac - 66.968 million
8. Bula - 66.001 million
9. Goa - 65.890 million
10. Ragay - 64.590

11. Lagonoy - 60.132 million
12. Pasacao - 51.996 million
13. Caramoan - 51.649 million
14. Baao - 50.947 million
15. Bato - 46.867 million
16. Minalabac - 45.186 million
17. Tigaon - 43.445 million
18. Lupi - 42.568 million
19. Ocampo - 42.033 million
20. Garchitorena - 40.341 million

21. Pamplona - 40.034 million
22. San Jose - 39.703 million
23. Sangay - 36.507 million
24. Del Gallego - 36.482 million
25. Canaman - 35.486 million
26. San Fernando - 34.343 million
27. Milaor - 33.353 million
28. Balatan - 31.073 million
29. Presentacion - 29.039 million
30. Siruma - 28.896 million
31. Magarao - 28.345 million
32. Cabusao - 25.702 million
33. Camaligan - 25.572 million
34. Bombon - 21.417 million
35. Gainza - 17.266 million

Municipalities are divided into income classes according to their average annual income during the last three calendar years:

1st class P50,000,000 or more.
2nd class P40,000,000 or more but less than P50,000,000.
3rd class P30,000,000 or more but less than P40,000,000.
4th class P20,000,000 or more but less than P30,000,000.
5th class P10,000,000 or more but less than P20,000,000.
6th class Below P10,000,000

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 09:48 AM

2008 Annual Income of Bicol cities

1. Legazpi - 493.780 million
2. Naga - 489.803 million
3. Sorsogon - 345.332 million
4. Ligao - 278.620 million
5. Masbate - 260.293 million
6. Iriga - 257.222 million
7. Tabaco - 256.814 million

Last year's report

Based on 2007 COA Report, below is the list of cities in the Bicol Region ranked in terms of their annual income;

1. Naga - Php463.677 million (ranked 51st nationwide)
2. Legazpi - 418.630 million (59th nationwide)
3. Sorsogon - 342.767 million (77th nationwide)
4. Ligao - 276.746 million (96th nationwide)
5. Masbate - 241.023 million (105th nationwide)
6. Tabaco - 240.427 million (106th nationwide)
7. Iriga - 236.661 million (111th nationwide)

FYI: The Philippines has 136 cities pending final decision of the Supreme Court nullifying the creation of 16 cities last 2007.

As of today, we have 137 cities already Dasmariñas being the newest.:)

Source - COA (http://www.coa.gov.ph/Financial_Reports.htm)

rhyzrockerz

January 24th, 2010, 09:50 AM

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 09:53 AM

^^nakapost na po baga...above:D

rhyzrockerz

January 24th, 2010, 09:58 AM

^^nakapost na po baga...above:D

ai ngek...!! sorry mayo pa kaya yan subago.!

rhyzrockerz

January 24th, 2010, 10:05 AM

akala mo lang yun magka age sirang duwa.... uso naman yan ngayon no ... gtg now bye!

note: hmmm natakot ang pasaway na rhyz...mam jo hes all yours....

rhyz: magsisisi ka rin pag nakita mo ko in person babawiin mo yang sinabi mo... ha!

Wow..Seksihon baga yan avatar mo...grabi sya.!haha:lol:

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 10:08 AM

Top Ten Bicol Municipalities ranked according to Annual Income (2008)
(same source)

1. Daraga, Albay - 138,205,787.12
2. Daet, CamNorte - 137,349,971.20
3. Labo, CamNorte - 116,583,678.71
4. Libmanan, CamSur - 110,119,468.80
5. Bulan, Sorsogon - 102,182,620.73
6. Pili, CamSur - 97,119,097.27
7. Polangui. Albay - 96,329,336.40
8. Virac, Catanduanes - 93,824,759.42
9. Aroroy, Masbate - 94,070,139.37
10. Guinobatan, Albay - 90,762,526.47

Last year:

;33726140']From the same source:

Top Ten Bicol Municipalities ranked according to Annual Income (2007)

Daet, Camarines Norte - 127.288 million
Daraga, Albay - 125.109 million
Labo, Camarines Norte - 105.336 million
Libmanan, Camarines Sur - 100.734 million
Pili, Camarines Sur - 87.026 million
Bulan, Sorsogon - 86.664 million
Nabua, Camarines Sur - 85.877 million
Bacacay, Albay - 84.896 million
Polangui, Albay - 84.300 million
Guinobatan, Albay - 81.851 million

matt&abby

January 24th, 2010, 10:13 AM

Wow..Seksihon baga yan avatar mo...grabi sya.!haha:lol:

kasi rhyz honeybunch sweetie pie my avatar that time was so tame ni buro bayle pa ngani ... now im changing my avatar again into something spicier hahahahaha! :lol: (parang iba yata ang script ko kanina direk hoy direk iniba mo ba ang script?)

note: so rhyz sakyan mo na lang ang humor ko para di uminit ulo ko ulit....
well i think we can make a great comic team exclusive on this thread (SPICY IT GIRL MEETS BADBOY RHYZ) ... bye!

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 10:19 AM

^^that's from the Commission on Audit Financial Report as of 2008.

rhyzrockerz

January 24th, 2010, 10:44 AM

kasi rhyz honeybunch sweetie pie my avatar that time was so tame ni buro bayle pa ngani ... now im changing my avatar again into something hahahahaha! :lol:

note: so rhyz sakyan mo na lang ang humor ko para di uminit ulo ko ulit....
i think we can make a great comic team exclusive on this thread (SPICY IT GIRL MEETS BADBOY RHYZ) ... bye!

grabi sweton kaman hay.!nagdadakula pati ang puso ko Cupcake mah love.!hehehe pag ako kasama mo hindi mag iinit ulo mo. sweeton daw ako..haha

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 10:45 AM

World-class agricultural products comes out of Bicol (http://mb.com.ph/articles/240008/worldclass-agricultural-products-comes-out-bicol)
By MELODY M. AGUIBA
January 24, 2010, 12:33pm

When it comes to emerging Filipino products, the Bicol Region can be the next big thing with its world-class goods foremost of which is a remake of the native pili nut.

One does not have to go far down south and cross islands to find other high-value goods like Bicol's anti-arthritic native 'Ragiwdiw' footwear, healthy sweet sorghum cookies, nutrient-rich seaweed noodles, and the durable, finely embroidered pina fiber. For Bicol is just a land transport, although eight to 10 hours, away from Manila.

A Technology Commercialization Center (TCC) along Maharlika Highway in San Agustin, Pili, Camarines Sur has just been established to showcase these goods in the aim to establish a market that acknowledges international quality in Philippine goods.

For one, the "Wrapsody" pili pastry, coming from a humble beginning from the concoction of the husband and wife tandem Erwin and Cynthia, is now being positioned to be marketed in South East Asia as a delicacy worthy of comparison to the Mediterranean fame baklava, also a nut-filled pastry.

Wrapsody is made of layers of phyllo dough-thin sheets of dough that make flaky pies and pastries. Sweetened with caramel and syrup and made tastier by butter, it is filled with chopped pili nuts that take a customer to the distinct natural taste of pili that is recognizably as good as the almond in its bare flavor.

"Pili has a very delicate taste. The more you process it, the more you lose the real taste. If you're not a Bicolano, you might not find it fine-tasting. But it's a very good nut. It's soft, and yet it's crunchy.
Just sun-dry it, and it gives a very satisfying taste," said Erwin who comes from Bicol.

Wrapsody's production volume at present is 300 units (12 pieces of approximately 2x2-inch piece per unit) per week. But with government assistance on marketing, there is certainly a big room for growth for this product.

"I just wanted to come up with something new out of pili because everytime my husband would bring home pili then from Bicol to our house in Quezon City, I would ask him if there isn't any other product than just the (honey-glazed) pili," said Cynthia who's a home-cooking expert.

She then scouted for all potential ingredients and tried and erred and tried again on it until the taste was perfect.

The Ragiwdiw native footwear is another piece of handicraft that's getting a boost in the market through the TCC established by the Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR) in the aim to maximize commercialization of agriculture-based produce-- processed and fresh.

Ragiwdiw is an obstinate weed in the rice fields that once pestered many farmers until the Philippine Rice Research Institute (Philrice) found a way to make rural folks earn from it through footwear-making. Smoother to the foot sole than abaca-made footwear, the fiber from Ragiwdiw manages to retain in the ridges it creates through the weaving process an ability to stimulate or massage the foot sole.

Thus, Ragiwdiw footwear maker Emily Noora boasts, "This is a treatment for rheumatism."

For its nice look, therapeutic comfort, and durability ("it lasts for a long time," Noora confesses), the Ragiwdiw slippers are being brought by Filipino balikbayans to their relatives and friends abroad.

"This has already reached Japan," she said.

Prior to the establishment of the TCC, Noora's goods were only being sold in public markets in Bicol. But these products need better image projection that they deserve.

"We positioned the TCC along the national highway so it can be strategically located. These centers should not look like they're government--owned," said BAR Director Nicomedes P. Eleazar.

Like Noora's footwear handicraft, the sinamay bags, placemats, table runners, and decors of Bikol Sikat Handicraft (BSH) also need a new type of branded marketing.

"We need to have exposure. We're only selling these at our factory in Camalig (Albay)," said BSH Entrepreneur Sheila Briones.

The TCC in Bicol, just the second TCC after BAR established one at its building along Visayas Avenue and Elliptical Circle in Quezon City, is actually becoming a center for technical assistance to farmers and rural enterprises and cooperatives. It also provides them internet access, a venue for assistance on real estate problems or business incubation needs, technical know-how in farming, technology transfer,and marketing.

TCC aims to narrow down the wide gap between technology generation and adoption by displaying the big potential for Filipino agricultural products.

It seeks to increase the income of farmers and small enterprises through value-adding, develop home-based and semi-commercial food processing enterprises, and generate jobs for housewives and out-of-school youth.

It should help reduce malnutrition in the outskirts and assist farmers in decreasing farm spoilage through technologies that will process crops during the peak season and sell these at a more attractive price off-season.

"It is becoming a convergence zone here for people who have different businesses," said Norita Badong, entrepreneur who founded Diet Secret Cafe on Mayon Avenue in Naga City, a restaurant offering only healthful food such as sweet sorghum-made cookies.

Badong is apparently a Filipino pioneer in the use of non-wheat flour for cakes and pastries.

She is helped by TCC with the partnerships that she strikes with farmers, marketers, suppliers, or fellow entrepreneurs.

Diet Secret Cafe's production of cakes, cookies, pasta, and snacks is contributing to increasing production of sweet sorghum of marginalized farmers in Pacol, Naga where 18 hectares are presently planted on sweet sorghum.

It has partnered with the Naga Small and Medium Business (NSMBE) from which it sources the sweet sorghum. The income that comes from sweet sorghum farming here is used to fund a scholarship for the underprivileged in the region.

Aside from giving livelihood and helping finance scholarships for the indigent, the growing of sweet sorghum also greatly benefits consumers. Sweet sorghum has those hard-to-find nutrients such as iron, calcium, and potassium. It is said to be the vitamins in the old times when vitamins were not yet in the form of over-the-counter pill.

Diet Secret Cafe, having been founded by a woman, , also gives livelihood to housewives who are being trained on food processing.

A native of Naga, Badong has specialized in using non-wheat flour from raw materials that are available in the PHilippines since this is both healthy and cost-effective. The Philippines heavily imports wheat for food-- for our daily pan de sal, and import cost reaches to $200 million with around one million metric tons of imports a year.

She has successfully substituted the imported flour in cakes and bread without one even noticing the difference in the taste.

While it is difficult to use grainy flour like that of sweet sorghum flour, a key is in using this at a lower mesh sieve to make the product softer to the bite, said Badong. Non-wheat flour substitutes like sweet sorghum are also a rich source of nutrients.

"They're already taking out the bran (outer layer of grain containing fiber, omegas, protein, vitamins and minerals), the hull, the wheat germ in white flour, so you'll end up with empty carb. But sweet sorghum doens't have a hull," and so it retains the nutrients in the grain, she said.

Badong, who finished Nutrition and Dietetics at the Universidad de Sta. Isabel, has been developing bakery products from non-wheat flour over the last five years. Her other starchy vegetable raw materials for cookies and cakes are camote (sweet potato), cassava, and arrowroot (uraro or araro). These crops have high amylose starch, making them advisable for intake by diabetics, hypertensives, the obese, and the diet conscious.

"The beauty of uraro is it has a high amylose starch, so it can be perfect for diabetics. Your body doens't metabolize it readily, so the calorie that it yields is very low. It's low glycemic too since it's high in fiber. It's in fact being used to prevent colon cancer," she said.

Badong's other secret in making her products healthy is the use of natural sweeteners like coconut sap sugar, xylitol, and stevia.

The Bicol Region is also an upcoming leader in seaweed products as the region, as you know, is surrounded by coasts where seaweeds abundantly grow. Now becoming a popular product is noodles that have seaweeds for a major ingredient and thus take advantage of seaweed's phytochemical richness and anti-cancer, flu prevention, and immune system booster properties.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources-Regional Fisheries Research Development Center (BFAR-RFRDC) has initiated from its field office in Sorsogon the making of seaweed noodles which is now spreading throughout the region.

RFRDC Manager Aida S. Andayog said that since the Pacific side of Sorsogon has the highest biodiversity of seaweed in the world, the region might as well maximize commercial trade of this marine resource. Besides, the PHilippines is producing as much as 80 percent of the world's seaweed production.

Seaweed noodle manufacturing is now giving livelihood to many small businesses in the region. For instance, the Bacolod Enterprises and Fisherfolks Organization (BEFO), an organization initiated by housewives, has been producing over the last two-three years seaweed noodles that are marketed in the community. Now their seaweed noodles are reaching farther up north, Baguio.

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 24th, 2010, 10:46 AM

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 10:51 AM

^^Maray sa Nabua ta garo nafeel ko man na may naginibo an mayor mi...

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 24th, 2010, 10:54 AM

^^Maray sa Nabua ta garo nafeel ko man na may naginibo an mayor mi...

^^Swerte nindo mga tga Nabua ta naffeel nindo, well us for the Libmaniños, maluya maray... Habu pa butasan ang pwesto ta pinakandidato pa si agom..:ohno: (sorry mdyo political) hehehe

matt&abby

January 24th, 2010, 10:55 AM

grabi sweton kaman hay.!nagdadakula pati ang puso ko Cupcake mah love.!hehehe pag ako kasama mo hindi mag iinit ulo mo. sweeton daw ako..haha

sweet naman talaga ako di ba RHYZ misunderstood lang... anyway my love i have to go back to my career now dearie but i will be back soon at dito ang ating magiging tagpuan sa thread na ito... MWAH MWAH MWAH!:lovethem:

P.S. rhyz thank you talaga sweetheart kasi ikaw lang talaga nagpa alis ng init ng ulo ko for the past few days... napa come back tuloy ako dito nag farewell speech na nga ko eh di ba thank you talaga ADIOS MI AMORE!

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 10:58 AM

^^arog talaga kayan an pulitika...digdi sa Nabua makandidato man an agom kan incumbent digdi pero mas maray man siyang kandidato kaysa dun sa parainom:D

bobbymay74

January 24th, 2010, 10:58 AM

Dakula palan ang income kan Libmanan, pero garo dai feel kan tao ang improvement.. I hope they are really spending it in projects...:ohno:

Dahil ang Libmanan ang pinaka dakulang municipio sa Cam Sur. Ang Improvement dae man nag fo focus sa Town Center, but kung compare mo ang Libmanan sa Sipocot mas develop pa dahil bako man sindang dakulahon na municipio.Manageable na marhay sa mga sadit na municipio compare sa dakula like Libmanan.

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 11:00 AM

^ano daw kaya ta dae na lang bangaon an Libmanan para mas manageable...

marhay na hapon, bobby!:cheers:

bobbymay74

January 24th, 2010, 11:01 AM

^^arog talaga kayan an pulitika...digdi sa Nabua makandidato man an agom kan incumbent digdi pero mas maray man siyang kandidato kaysa dun sa parainom:D

Good Afternoon Hakz and Tanyug. Tama ka dyan mas marhay na lang garo mag laog sa politics kaysa mag para inom, baka maka tabang pa:cheers:

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 11:03 AM

^^iyo..kaya dapat an tawo isipon marhay kung sisay an iboboto ngonian na eleksyon....

bobbymay74

January 24th, 2010, 11:04 AM

^ano daw kaya ta dae na lang bangaon an Libmanan para mas manageable...

marhay na hapon, bobby!:cheers:

Yeah may point ka dyan. Aram ko kadto mag plano separar anf San Isidro from the town center ( na yaon pa sa laog laog , harayon na sa National highway) but we are also looking for the development kang PNR in the future, Libmanan town center can be a promising strategic Town

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 24th, 2010, 11:05 AM

Dahil ang Libmanan ang pinaka dakulang municipio sa Cam Sur. Ang Improvement dae man nag fo focus sa Town Center, but kung compare mo ang Libmanan sa Sipocot mas develop pa dahil bako man sindang dakulahon na municipio.Manageable na marhay sa mga sadit na municipio compare sa dakula like Libmanan.

^ano daw kaya ta dae na lang bangaon an Libmanan para mas manageable...

marhay na hapon, bobby!:cheers:

Kan ako High school pa sa libmanan there was a rumor na babangaon sya, but due to political motives it was pull off,. . San Isidro is being eyed noon as the centro kung natuloy yun,.

Marhay na hapon sir bob..

^^arog talaga kayan an pulitika...digdi sa Nabua makandidato man an agom kan incumbent digdi pero mas maray man siyang kandidato kaysa dun sa parainom:D

^^Politics at its best..:ohno:

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 11:07 AM

^^su iba kaya habong bangaon an Libmanan ta mababa an IRA at baka mademote pa bilang 4th class municipalities an duwang bagong munisipyo....

bobbymay74

January 24th, 2010, 11:08 AM

^^iyo..kaya dapat an tawo isipon marhay kung sisay an iboboto ngonian na eleksyon....

I just arrive this early morning from Manila. Got to go again. baka nextime we will celebrate our anniversary sa Jan 31

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 11:10 AM

^^baka dae ako makaiba sa anniversary....mapaManila kaya ako sa Jan.28....dae pa palan ako nagtataong contribution:D

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 24th, 2010, 11:13 AM

^^su iba kaya habong bangaon an Libmanan ta mababa an IRA at baka mademote pa bilang 4th class municipalities an duwang bagong munisipyo....

Yes, takot an mga yan mabawasan an kukurakutan... ang highway ngani dai mpakarhay..

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 11:14 AM

^^iyo ngani...btw, si Dato palan makusog pa sa LIbmanan?

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 24th, 2010, 11:18 AM

^^yes, makusog pa sya... i doubt it kung makalusot si mabolo... pero who knows?.. :) Dakulon Projects sya dinara sa District specially sa Libmanan.. Arug kan sabi ko kadto maray maraot na inampon sya kan Libmanan..

hakz2007

January 24th, 2010, 11:26 AM

^^sige pati an tusikan kan duwa sa mga advertisements sa radyo....

tanyug_ang_bungog

January 24th, 2010, 11:30 AM

^^sige pati an tusikan kan duwa sa mga advertisements sa radyo....

Anu pa... cge got to go nmn ako.. subago pa ko dgd Office aga.. hehehe

Marhay na banggui graray sa gabos...

rhyzrockerz

January 24th, 2010, 12:48 PM

iyo ngani.. nagdadrama kana pati kaito..hehehe!nahibi ako huna ko babayaan muna ako.ay thread palan..haha

asm21ph

January 24th, 2010, 01:55 PM

la ba kayong bagong pic ng naga city colisium at bicol access centrum post new namanwait 2 secs to reload the image

matt&abby

January 24th, 2010, 01:56 PM

iyo ngani.. nagdadrama kana pati kaito..hehehe!nahibi ako huna ko babayaan muna ako.ay thread palan..haha

eh kasi naman sweetey miss na miss na kita di ka na nag po post sa naga iriga camsur thread masyado kaya kailangan kong mag drama ... in fact this is my song for you...

ANG HALIK MO NAMI MISS KO
ANG HALIK MO NAMI MISS KO
BAKIT INIWAN MO AKOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHH?

(sori honey ha medyo paos ako ngayon)...

anyway RHYZ i hope dumami na ang fans natin dito soon kasi sa JAN 31 2010 na ang 4th SSC NAGA/IRIGA/CAMSUR ANNIVERSARY di ba kasabay nga yan ng anniv natin e di ba remember?....

rhyzrockerz

January 24th, 2010, 02:22 PM

eh kasi naman sweetey miss na miss na kita di ka na nag po post sa naga iriga camsur thread masyado kaya kailangan kong mag drama ... in fact this is my song for you...

ANG HALIK MO NAMI MISS KO
ANG HALIK MO NAMI MISS KO
BAKIT INIWAN MO AKOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHH?

(sori honey ha medyo paos ako ngayon)...

anyway RHYZ i hope dumami na ang fans natin dito soon kasi sa JAN 31 2009 na ang 4th SSC NAGA/IRIGA/CAMSUR ANNIVERSARY di ba kasabay nga yan ng anniv natin e di ba remember?....

nagpopost paman baga ako.kaya lang mayo ako masyado masabi sa thread.
wow.!gayonun boses nu.garu tigbabaak na gapu.hahahaha:lol:
diner kana pu.
ma attend ka pu ning Anni.sa 31?

maray na bangui palan sa gabus

Naga City Deck

January 24th, 2010, 02:37 PM

yeheyyy may bago na luv team. para saindo naman ang atensyon hahaha

matt&abby

January 24th, 2010, 03:02 PM

nagpopost paman baga ako.kaya lang mayo ako masyado masabi sa thread.
wow.!gayonun boses nu.garu tigbabaak na gapu.hahahaha:lol:
diner kana pu.
ma attend ka pu ning Anni.sa 31?

maray na bangui palan sa gabus

hon ano ka ba what are you talking about e pareho kitang nasa manila nyan but we will both be here on this thread to cover the much awaited event on JAN 31, 2010 PAU's PLACE NAGA CITY CAMSUR ...

naku sweetheart log out na tyo andyan na si mrs. spo1... hi mam jo... take it away... rhyz alis na tayo para sila naman.... post away folks....:nuts::nuts::nuts:

Naga City Deck

January 24th, 2010, 05:42 PM

Green Earth Cafe Exterior
Vegetarian and Health Food
Located at Villa Sorabella Subdivision

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akosijamir

January 24th, 2010, 05:49 PM

Naga City Deck

January 24th, 2010, 05:54 PM

Green Earth Cafe Interior

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Naga City Deck

January 24th, 2010, 06:58 PM

Green Earth Cafe Menu

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oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 01:03 AM

Naga Boy

January 25th, 2010, 01:16 AM

oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 01:23 AM

oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 01:26 AM

Wow.

thanks doc!!!i'll be preparing the formal invitation. Both confirmed their presence..

about the tour Doc...i'm coordinating with the museum and schools for proper scheduling

Re: Rico Blanco Concert producers...postponed their meeting last week...maybe next week

marhay na aga!!!

oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 01:54 AM

Naga Boy

January 25th, 2010, 01:55 AM

thanks doc!!!i'll be preparing the formal invitation. Both confirmed their presence..

about the tour Doc...i'm coordinating with the museum and schools for proper scheduling

Re: Rico Blanco Concert producers...postponed their meeting last week...maybe next week

marhay na aga!!!

I'll also talk to Mr. Joe Perez, Bicol Mail Editor and Naga Tourism Board Chief to request to have the museums opened on the date of the convention.

oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 02:15 AM

just a teaser to our visitors...

Holy Rosary Minor Seminary Museum

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oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 02:18 AM

UNC Museum

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oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 02:22 AM

Raul S. Roco Museum

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the famous floral shirt

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oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 02:25 AM

DHS Museum

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oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 02:29 AM

Ateneo de Naga University Museum

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oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 02:33 AM

Arejola Museum

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oragon.com

January 25th, 2010, 02:36 AM

Our Lady of Peñafrancia Museum

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gurugeri

January 25th, 2010, 02:52 AM

^^arog talaga kayan an pulitika...digdi sa Nabua makandidato man an agom kan incumbent digdi pero mas maray man siyang kandidato kaysa dun sa parainom:D

Mrs. Simbulan is a friend. Hehehe. We always have these gay giggles when we talk, and yes, she is running for mayor. Yung anak nya pasado sa Pisay; she was my student during the review in summer last year. I think Nabua's income for 2009 decreased even more--the town hall had a face lift. :D

Hakz, I love your LCC. Hehehe!

rhyzrockerz

January 25th, 2010, 03:25 AM

hakz2007

January 25th, 2010, 03:32 AM

marhay na aga...

Tentative program for our Anniversary

January 31 (Saturday)
Insular St. Doña Conchita Subd. Naga City

3:00 PM - Call Time

4:00 PM - Program Proper

1. Prayer - Sonofignatius
2. Pabiristuhan
3. Welcome Remarks
4. Pagpabisto kan SSC Rationale - Sir Garz

4:30 PM - Enot na Bisita
Mr. Nicolas Beda Priela
Governor
PCCI South Luzon

5:00 PM - Pangaduwang Bisita
Hon. Councilor John Bongat
City Councilor

5:30 PM - Meryenda

6:00 PM - Open Forum

7:00 PM - Tagay o Tigsik?

dae ako makakaattend... I will be going to Manila on the 28th and will facilitate the 3-day tour of Colegio de Sta. Rosa (Intramuros) to CamSur and Albay Provinces.

Mrs. Simbulan is a friend. Hehehe. We always have these gay giggles when we talk, and yes, she is running for mayor. Yung anak nya pasado sa Pisay; she was my student during the review in summer last year. I think Nabua's income for 2009 decreased even more--the town hall had a face lift. :D

Hakz, I love your LCC. Hehehe!

Konti lang yung itinaas ng income ng Nabua. Naluyahan siguro sa pagkolekta kan mga taxes.:lol:

garycooper

January 25th, 2010, 03:42 AM

hakz2007

January 25th, 2010, 03:49 AM

More of Philtranco Museum Pics

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randism

January 25th, 2010, 03:49 AM

^^ thts ok pao finally we'll have the chance to interrogate soon to be mayor JB:lol:

randism

January 25th, 2010, 03:50 AM

hon ano ka ba what are you talking about e pareho kitang nasa manila nyan but we will both be here on this thread to cover the much awaited event on JAN 31, 2010 PAU's PLACE NAGA CITY CAMSUR ...

naku sweetheart log out na tyo andyan na si mrs. spo1... hi mam jo... take it away... rhyz alis na tayo para sila naman.... post away folks....:nuts::nuts::nuts:

Hi Ms Ina..thanks po.

rhyzrockerz

January 25th, 2010, 04:10 AM

yeheyyy may bago na luv team. para saindo naman ang atensyon hahaha

hahaha!saindo man giraray kayang ang attention ate jo.
kamu baga ang nagpauso kang lover sa thread...
bagay na bagay pati kamu ni mod.hakz.haha
kinikilig pati ito saimo..haha

hon ano ka ba what are you talking about e pareho kitang nasa manila nyan but we will both be here on this thread to cover the much awaited event on JAN 31, 2010 PAU's PLACE NAGA CITY CAMSUR ...

naku sweetheart log out na tyo andyan na si mrs. spo1... hi mam jo... take it away... rhyz alis na tayo para sila naman.... post away folks....:nuts::nuts::nuts:

eh hindi nga ako makaka attend ng Anni. kasi busy tayo nyan cupcake.!
basta mag injoy kanalang pu.

garycooper

January 25th, 2010, 04:10 AM

^^Marhay na udto man, Brian!

http://img340.imageshack.us/img340/5206/dsc00958o.jpg

^^sorry for the blurry pics...nagkurubog-kubog na naman su kamot ko...:lol:

Thanks for the nice pics Hakz. My oldies called those old buses "Camion". Spanish word for bus. :)

Do you also have the pictures of the Alatco buses circa 1950s and 60s? Thanks in advance.

Naga City Deck

January 25th, 2010, 04:18 AM

hahaha!saindo man giraray kayang ang attention ate jo.
kamu baga ang nagpauso kang lover sa thread...
bagay na bagay pati kamu ni mod.hakz.haha
kinikilig pati ito saimo..haha

ay eu? nakikisakay man lng daw ako. pati man si hakz :nuts::nuts::nuts:

Naga City Deck

January 25th, 2010, 04:26 AM

guys im about to submit my proposal to our VPSEA wish me luck sana ma approve yung proposed budget ko for our two major activities sa college guidance because SSC Naga and Camsur will be involved hehe

1. Job Opportunities and Benefits SEminar for YOu (JOBS 4 U) Proposed date February 8, 2010 - we can talk about this during our meeting -
2. JOB FAIR 2010 - February 26 & 27, 2010 - co-sponsor na ang SSC para makilala narin tau.

Naga City Deck

January 25th, 2010, 04:31 AM

Irigueño23

January 25th, 2010, 05:04 AM

National Commission on Indigenous Peoples
Iriga City, Camarines Sur
http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/9458/img2812jy.jpg

hakz2007

January 25th, 2010, 05:16 AM

ay eu? nakikisakay man lng daw ako. pati man si hakz :nuts::nuts::nuts:

uyyyyy....kilig na naman kitang duwa...:lol:

guys im about to submit my proposal to our VPSEA wish me luck sana ma approve yung proposed budget ko for our two major activities sa college guidance because SSC Naga and Camsur will be involved hehe

1. Job Opportunities and Benefits SEminar for YOu (JOBS 4 U) Proposed date February 8, 2010 - we can talk about this during our meeting -
2. JOB FAIR 2010 - February 26 & 27, 2010 - co-sponsor na ang SSC para makilala narin tau.

this is a great yet another exciting activity that our group will be involved.:okay:

rhyzrockerz

January 25th, 2010, 05:17 AM

ay eu? nakikisakay man lng daw ako. pati man si hakz :nuts::nuts::nuts:

wohoo.!dakul daw sa mga nagsasakay sakay na yan na talagang nagiging sinda...uyyyyyyyyy... ate jo..hahaha:lol:
karakanan na palan.. tumgots na lamang ako..:tongue3:

rhyzrockerz

January 25th, 2010, 05:25 AM

National Commission on Indigenous Peoples
Iriga City, Camarines Sur
http://img402.imageshack.us/img402/9458/img2812jy.jpg

Irigueño23,gusto mo pu mag attend ka sa anni.kang Scc sa Jan.31?:)

hakz2007

January 25th, 2010, 05:27 AM

Organisasyon nin mga kababaehan nagtiripon sa Capitol Convention Center (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-radio-release/organisasyon-nin-mga-kababaehan-nagtiripon-sa-capitol-convention-center.html)

PILI, CamSur. Nagtiripon kasoogmang Mierkules, Enero 20 an mga miembros kan KALIPI (Kalipunan ng Kababaihan Pilipino) hali pa sa manlain-lain na banwaan kan provincia sa Capitol Convention Center para sa saindang organizational meeting.

An KALIPI arog kan maniba-ibang organisasyon nin mga kababaihan suportado ni Gob. LRay Villafuerte sa pagtubod niya na basta nagkakasararo asin may unidad, an anuman na mga programa o proyekto ninda madaling mare-realisar.
An mga bagong na-elihir na opisyales kan nasambit na asosasyon ngonian na taon iyo sinda: Wilma Carios, Libmanan—Chairperson; Katrina Reyes, Ragay—General Secretary; Joselyn Osabal, Lupi—Asst. Secretary; Cresilda Restum, San Fernando—Treasurer; Aida Lansuela, Canaman—Asst. Treasurer; Wilma Sena, Balatan—Auditor.

Apuera kaini, nagkaigwa man ning pagpili kan mga chairman kan man-ibaibang komite kan nasambit na organisasyon: Marilyn Sotto, Pasacao—Training/Education; Fe Perez, Milaor—Membership; Joy Vergara, Calabanga—Finance asin Elena Macalintal, Sipocot—Productivity Livelihood.

An nasambit na pagtiripon kan mga miembros kan KALIPI sa Convention Center pigkoordinar ni Marina A. Ragay, Provincial Coordinator kan Provincial Social Welfare Office.

Serbisyong asistensiya sa trabaho liwat pig-conducir kan Capitolio (http://camsur.com/CamSur-News/camsur-radio-release/serbisyong-asistensiya-sa-trabaho-liwat-pig-conducir-kan-capitolio.html)

Liwat na naman na nahiling an pagrusô kan mga tawo sa lobby kan Capitolio Provincial na boot makakua nin empleo, particularmente sa luwas kan nacion, kan Mierkoles, Enero 21, hasta Hueves, Enero 22, 2009 nin huli ta liwat na nagtaong asistensia an govierno provincial sa sainda sa paagi kan pag-conducir nin Special Recruitment Activity (SRA).

An siring na SRA, na magkapirang beses na pinag-coconducir sa bilog na taon sa paagi kan Camarines Sur Employment Center (CSEC), an pinagpunan sa irarom kan administrasyon ni Gobernador LRay Villafuerte sa katuyuhan na makatao kan kinakaipuhang asistensiya sa paghanap nin trabaho sa mga constituentes kan provincia. Nagin dalan man ini tanganing i-ofresir an iba pang katakod na mga serbisyo arog kan Mobile Passporting Service katuwang an DFA asin pagproceso kan mga dokumento sa irarom kan National Statistics Office (NSO).

Durante kan pinakahuring SRA, nagin presente an mga representantes kan Lead Resources Management Corp. (LEAD) sa imbitasyon kan CSEC tanganing mag-gibo nin pagkalap nin mga obrero para sa manlain-lain kaining kliyente na mga kumpanya asin korporasyon na naka-base sa maniba – ibang parte kan kinaban arog kan Kuwait, UAE, Oman, Qatar, KSA asin Bahrain.

Sa presente, an nasambit na lehitimong recruitment agency an nagkakalap nin mga service crew, cook, busser, waiter, waitress, receptionist, hostess, line cook, shift supervisor, kitchen supervisor, assistant restaurant manager, kitchen manager, dining manager asin restaurant manager.

An mga representante kan nasambit na ahensia mabwelta sa provincia sa Pebrero 18, 2009 tanganing mag-conducir kan pre-qualification interview sa mga aplikantes.

Para sa dagdag na detalye, puedeng apodan an mga telepono numero 477-58-58 asin 477-74-68 o kaya magpasiring sa oficina kan CSEC sa Capitolio Provincial sa Cadlan, Pili.

hakz2007

January 25th, 2010, 05:33 AM

More of Philtranco Museum pics

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Irigueño23

January 25th, 2010, 06:13 AM

Irigueño23,gusto mo pu mag attend ka sa anni.kang Scc sa Jan.31?:)

wala po ako dyan sa camsur ngayon.. next time po..:ohno::ohno:

Irigueño23

January 25th, 2010, 06:33 AM

Mt. ASOG/IRIGA
http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/3259/16973104986946186828100.jpg

Naga City Deck

January 25th, 2010, 06:54 AM

uyyyyy....kilig na naman kitang duwa...:lol:

kiligarium nnman SINDA. hahaha for sure sinda rin ang kikiligun pag abot sa 31.

sirisay po palan maattend sa 31?

Naga City Deck

January 25th, 2010, 07:28 AM

marhay na aga...

Tentative program for our Anniversary

January 31 (SUNDAY)
Insular St. Doña Conchita Subd. Naga City

3:00 PM - Call Time

4:00 PM - Program Proper

1. Prayer - Sonofignatius
2. Pabiristuhan
3. Welcome Remarks
4. Pagpabisto kan SSC Rationale - Sir Garz

4:30 PM - Enot na Bisita
Mr. Nicolas Beda Priela
Governor
PCCI South Luzon

5:00 PM - Pangaduwang Bisita
Hon. Councilor John Bongat
City Councilor

5:30 PM - Meryenda

6:00 PM - Open Forum

7:00 PM - Tagay o Tigsik?

kuya pao, correction daa po, for sure typo error. the whole university kc is busy for the month of feb. kaya ayan saral na ang aldaw. hehe

thanks for noticing it ms. ina

rhyzrockerz

January 25th, 2010, 08:24 AM

Mt. ASOG/IRIGA
http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/3259/16973104986946186828100.jpg

maray na hapon!
yaon ka pu jan sa picture?

hakz2007

January 25th, 2010, 09:01 AM

PNR train needs more passengers (http://www.bicolmail.com/issue/2010/jan21/xmore.html)
By Juan Escandor Jr.

NAGA CITY--- After three months since the suspension of its first run in three years, the Philippine National Railway (PNR) is running again the Bicol Commuter Train (BCT) that started Dec. 16 last year even if it’s a losing operation.

Constancio Toledano, division manager of transportation department-Bicol, admitted the income is “out of comparison” with the expenses of the operation.

Computing the consolidated record of the commuter train operation for 16 days from Dec. 16-31, 2009, the expenses for diesel alone reached P224,000 while the income derived from operation only totaled P43,648.

Toledano said if the expenses for salaries of 17 employees in the transportation department and 19 employees in mechanical department are factored in, there is no doubt the operation is losing.

“Our objective here is to provide public service as we raise the awareness of the people that the commuter train is now running regularly to serve Bicol passengers,” Toledano told the Bicol Mail.

But he was hoping the income would improve once the people are already aware of the regular run of the BCT citing trend of the number of passengers patronizing it during the holiday season.

Toledano said passengers packed the three-car 208-seat capacity BCT during the holiday season from Sipocot town to Naga City in Camarines Sur province and Naga City to Ligao City in Albay province.

For the first 16 days of operation, the BCT passengers have reached 4,154 while the cumulative sitting capacity was 2,360 passengers which mean that 1,794 passengers or more were the ones who packed the train during holiday season.

On Wednesday, the train arrived 14 minutes late from its 1:00 p.m. schedule of arrival from Ligao City to Naga City. It left on time at 1:20 p.m. with a number of passengers travelling to the towns of Libmanan, Pamplona and Sipocot hardly filled up the 208 seats.

Toledano revealed the average daily passengers on the routes Naga-Sipocot was only 20 passengers; Sipocot-Ligao had the highest average of 137 passengers; Ligao-Libmanan came second highest with 69 passengers; and Libmanan-Naga with 28 passengers.

He said there are six station agents (personnel who administers train stations) assigned in Sipocot, Libmanan, Naga City, Iriga City, Polangui and Ligao City.

Toledano enumerated six villages and six town and city centers where the BCT stops to allow passengers embark and disembark.

He said the BCT needs more promotions and new cars to be competitive though he said they have not encountered mechanical problem in the past few weeks of operation.

Toledano said the BCT targets to complete the run from Ligao City to Tagkawayan, Quezon when the rehabilitation of the railroad tracks is completed.

The PNR train running from Bicol-Manila and vice versa had been suspended on Sept. 28, 2006 and it was reopened on Sept. 16, 2009 with a trial run from Tagkawayan, Quezon to Naga City in time for Peñafrancia fiesta. It operated for one week until it was stopped because of faltering locomotive machine.

axel(08)brixx

January 25th, 2010, 09:19 AM

http://www.planetware.com/i/photo/tokaido-shinkansen-nagoya-jpn106.jpg

http://www.chinatownconnection.com/images/bullet_train.jpg

Hope we can also have this kind of modern train papuntang Bicol. That was a Shinkansen or the Bullet train of Japan.

If it happened it will surely become a popular transportation.

We only have this kind :

http://photos-p.friendster.com/photos/34/74/101944743/1_515179090l.jpg

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_hac0Jx4d5lY/SQhTDsOyqpI/AAAAAAAABRQ/HaCMtiv9yMs/s400-R/pnr1.JPG

At least compare to the old trains parang mas maganda ang mga bagong trains ng PNR.

rhyzrockerz

January 25th, 2010, 09:34 AM

axel(08)brixx

January 25th, 2010, 09:59 AM

Probably it will take 3-4 hours though it still depends kasi may stop-over pa yan sa Quezon Province. hahaha parang totoo lang huh :nuts::nuts:

hakz2007

January 25th, 2010, 10:11 AM

http://www.bicolmail.com/issue/2010/jan21/pictures/xdadato.gif
ARCDP2 PROJECT TURN-OVER. Congressman Dato Arroyo (1st District, Cam.Sur)) on January 14 led the blessing and turn-over of 2.91 kilometer farm-to-market road in Bgy. Batang in Pamplona town. The new road traverses vast expanse of farmlands in Batang and leads through Bgy.Tambo which is expected to bring economic growth and development in this part of the municipality. The project is financed by the World Bank, Department of Agrarian Reform, and Local Government Unit of Pamplona. The same projects were also constructed in Bgy.Veneracion, Pamplona (1.860 kms) and Bgy.F.Simeon, Ragay (10 kms.). After the turn-over rites, Congressman Arroyo lauded Pamplona Mayor Gemino Imperial and Batang barangay officials for supporting the DAR’s Second Agrarian Reform Communities Project (ARCDP2).

http://www.bicolmail.com/issue/2010/jan21/pictures/xunc.gif

Source: Bicol Mail (http://www.bicolmail.com/issue/2010/jan21/peps&events.html)

rhyzrockerz

January 25th, 2010, 10:30 AM

Probably it will take 3-4 hours though it still depends kasi may stop-over pa yan sa Quezon Province. hahaha parang totoo lang huh :nuts::nuts:

iyo hay garu totoo man talaga.. hahaha
mati mati mo pati hay.!
ang airplain may stop over man sa langit?hahaha:lol:
oi hala baka ma O.T kita? haha:lol:

Naga Boy

January 25th, 2010, 10:43 AM

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http://photos-p.friendster.com/photos/34/74/101944743/1_515179090l.jpg

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_hac0Jx4d5lY/SQhTDsOyqpI/AAAAAAAABRQ/HaCMtiv9yMs/s400-R/pnr1.JPG

At least compare to the old trains parang mas maganda ang mga bagong trains ng PNR.

Those are nice looking train.

Even if they are refurbished- that would be okay.

As long as the cabin is clean, the seats are cozy and do not smell, the toilet floor is dry, with working water closets, and the air condition is working.

The long train ride to Bicol from Manila or vice versa would be relaxing and comfortable.

hakz2007

January 25th, 2010, 11:06 AM

Anti-dam ni Dato ma-tour sa Cebu
Gastos kan NIA (http://www.bicolmail.com/issue/2010/jan21/xdato.html)

An mga nagcocontra sa P1.9 billiones na Libmanan Cabusao Dam (LCD) Project sa Brgy. Malaguico, Sipocot, Camarines Sur nakatalaan na i-viaje kan National Irrigation Administration (NIA) sa Carcar, Cebu para sa inaapod nindang lakbay aral nganing maheling an Carcar Dam na daing peligro sa delovio.

Si Eduardo Yu, parataram kan oficina rehiyonal kan NIA Bicol nagsabi na an tour kan mga contra dam pinapadrenohan kan saindang agencia, pigtalaan sa Enero 22, 23, 2010 sa katuyohan na ipasabot na daing afecto sa ano man na peligro sa tubig baha an dam sa Carcar na kaparejo kan pigcoconstruir sa Brgy. Malaguico.

Kabali sa enot na batch iyo an oficiales de barangay kan Sipocot asin Lupi asin si mga afectadong familia asin sa ika-duwang batch iyo an mga miembros kan Sanggunian Bayan, bise alcaldes, alcaldes, asin iba pang department head kan sinambit na duwang municipalidades asin iba pang grupo na depende sa NIA kun siisay pa an saindang iinvitaran.

An lakdang na ini parte kan mga consultacion sa publico particularmente si mga afectadong barangay mientras na padagos pang suspendido an implementacion kan dam project ni Diputado Dato Arroyo.

Kan Deciembre 15, 2009 an oficina central kan NIA nagpaluwas nin indefinite suspension kan dam nganing liwat na adalan an proyecto sa atubangan kan padagos na pagcontra kan manlaen-laen na sector huli sa kulang nin consultacion asin pighahadit an posibleng mangyaring delovio arog kan pagka-igwa nin tubig baha sa Northern asin Central Luzon.

An sabi kan ibang contra dam, na sarong “Promo Tour” kan NIA an sinambit na viaje sa Carcar Cebu ngani sanang mag-uroyon na an mga nagcocontra sa proyecto.

Si Vic Nierva kan LupiKontraDam, dai bensido sa sinambit na tour asin sa parte ninda critical an panindugan huli ta an gagastoson digdi taxpayers’ money asin magiging excursion lang an kaaabtan.

Dai napapa-untok an NIA asin Bicol River Basin Watershed Management Project nganing mabawi na an suspension order mala ngani pinahiro na an signature campaign sa Libmanan asin Cabusao nganing makatipon nin mga pirma nin paraoma asin isumiter an peticion sa Malacañang asin NIA na ipadagos na an construccion kan dam.

Duda an mga contra dam na sarong politico sa bagong segundo distrito kan Camarines Sur na iyo man sana an nasa likod kan mga lakdang na ini nganing makoa an dakulang delihencia na gagamiton na campaign fund mientras na nagdadangadang an eleccion sa Mayo 10, 2010.