Dangs.... musta na? musta imong new business sa BXU? asa man dapit imong office location?

dia pa sa Balay akong construction office bai. wala madayon sa taas sa yanyan kay nag increase sila ug rental.... 12 thousand per month.... whew.... dili kaya sa starting pa nga business

mao ba? patuyang ba isab ang yan-yan di saon? wala baya gamit nang taas diha... sayang walay income.... merisi nila nga wla nimo gidayon... ngita nalag lain... didto sa may lumbay sa anang PNB sa may south montila boulevard Neil... basin naay mga bakante diha... kana bitaw atbang sa chinese school? naa diha daghan murag barato ra na diha ba...

from CNN
http://www.cnngo.com/explorations/escape/12-overlooked-islands-worth-visiting-454538?page=0,1

12 overlooked islands worth visiting
Run away to Asia’s little-known, eco-rich isles


Word has long leaked out on “island paradises” like Phuket and Boracay. In high season, some beaches seem to have more tourists than sand.

Unless you’re a hardcore Survivor fan, however, vacationing on an uninhabited rock isn’t the solution.

Strike a balance.

Sail away to these overlooked isles, which have enough amenities and activities to keep you breezy.

12. Innoshima, Japan
Innoshima, Japan

A small island in the Seto Inland Sea, Innoshima has a scurvy history: in the 16th century it was a battleground for Murakami Suigun pirates. The swashbucklers’ legacy remains in the maritime museum and annual Pirate Festival. Find the best of Innoshima here.

Why the island is unknown: Innoshima isn’t included in most tour guides or excursions.
How to get there: The island is connected to the mainland by Innoshima Bridge. From Hiroshima Station, take the JR San-yo line to Onomichi Station, then transfer to a bus for Innoshima.
Where to stay: Visitors stay either in Innoshima or the mainland city of Onomichi. The city has a chart of accommodations.

11. Izu Oshima, Japan
Izu Oshima, Japan

Travellers who shun the sun will feel at home in eerie Izu Oshima. Dissidents were once exiled to the volcanic island, including the shaman En no Gyoja, whose spirit supposedly fathered Sadako from The Ring. And thousands of Japanese have thrown themselves into the bubbling Mt. Mihara. Find a complete guide to the island’s spooky side as well as its cheerier attractions.

Why the island is unknown: While technically part of Tokyo, the island is remote and has a foreboding reputation.
How to get there: Take a two-hour hydrofoil from Tokyo’s Takeshiba port terminal, or a 45-minute flight from Haneda or Chofu airports.
Where to stay: Book a rustic hotel through Rakuten.

10. Siargao Island, Philippines
Siargao Island, Philippines

Located 800 kilometers southeast of Manila, the laid-back town attracts top surfers who between July and November for some of the best waves in the world. The season peaks with the annual Siargao Cup. For those who wipe out, there are fishing and dive sites.

Why the island is unknown: Until recently, flights to Siargao were not readily available.
How to get there: Philippine Airlines offers flights from Cebu to Siargao five days a week. SeAir takes off three times a week. You can also board a 12-hour overnight boat from Cebu, or a faster boat from Surigao.
Where to stay: The General Luna district is centrally located. Visit surigaoislands.com for listings.

9. Kinmen Island, Taiwan
Kinmen Island, Taiwan

Kinmen was a military reserve and tension zone between Communists and Nationalists. Since the island is close to the mainland, curious Chinese come to gape at bullet-ridden walls and get sloshed on local Kaoliang liquor.

Why the island is unknown: Officials lifted travel restrictions to the island only about 10 years ago.
How to get there: Fly on one of Taiwan’s domestic carriers, or take a one-hour boat ride from Xiamen to Shuitou.
Where to stay: The tourism board suggests traditional homestays and inns.

8. Shengsi Island, China
Shengsi Island, China

Shengsi is known as China’s “hometown of mussels” and hosts the annual Mussel Culture Festival. When you’ve eaten your fill of hairy clams in Seafood Town, walk to Lingyin Temple or Huaniao lighthouse, one of the largest in Asia. CNNGo has a foodie’s guide to Shengsi.

Why the island is unknown: Qingdao and Dalian are the bigger beach destinations in eastern China.
How to get there: Take Metro Line 4, get off at Nanpu Bridge Station and walk to 1588 Waima Lu. Ferry tickets are RMB 109 (steamboat) or RMB 140 (fast boat) including free shuttle bus to the harbor (which leaves at 8:30 or 9am).
Where to stay: For hotel options, click here.
7. Pulau Lang Tengah, Malaysia
Pulau Lang Tengah, Malaysia

Pulau Lang Tengah has the best-preserved ecosystem of the Redang Marine Park islands. The rich coral reef holds hundreds of species, including the endangered green and hawksbill turtle. Scuba. Snorkel. Tan on white sand.

Why the island is unknown: Most beach bums go to Redang and Perhentian Islands.
How to get there: Hop on a speed boat from Merang Jetty on Redang Island, or from Perhentian Islands (CNNGo has a guide to these isles). The ride takes 30-40 minutes.
Where to stay: The island has three resorts: D’ Coconut Lagoon, Redang Lang Tengah and Lang Sari.


6. Nusa Lembongan, Indonesia
Nusa Lembongan, Indonesia

Bali’s noisy traffic and tourists have disappointed many relaxation seekers. The solution: head 12 kilometers southeast to the tiny neighboring island of Nusa Lembongan. Surf, snorkel and explore local seaweed farms in silence.

Why the island is unknown: The giant next door: Bali.
How to get there: Boats depart from Bali’s Sanur Beach daily at 8 and 10 a.m. (the trip takes 90 minutes). Several tour companies offer drop-offs and packages.
Where to stay: Budget accommodation are found mostly in Jungutbatu, while luxury hotels are in Mushroom Bay. Here’s a list.

5. Koh Phra Thong, Thailand
Koh Phra Thong, Thailand

Koh Phra Thong is a New Age nature retreat. Eco-tourists can watch colorful birds in the mangroves and leopard cats in the rainforest. Or do yoga and spa treatments on the beach.

Why the island is unknown: Phuket, Ko Samui and Ko Phi Phi receive the bulk of Thai tourism.
How to get there: Take a bus, car or plane to Khuraburi, then sail to Koh Phra Thong on a longtail or speedboat. Full details here: kohphrathong.com.
Where to stay: Golden Buddha Resort has 25 unique beachfront houses. The island also has a budget option and homestays: kohphrathong.com (accommodation).

4. Koh Rong Saloem, Cambodia
Koh Rong Saloem, Cambodia

The nearly untouched island is considered the most beautiful in Cambodia. Perhaps not for long, as the government is currently pouring millions into Koh Rong Saloem. Until then, hiking, swimming and plain relaxing are the top activities.

Why the island is unknown: Sihanoukville, Kep and Koh Kong are more highly developed.
How to get there: A two-hour boat leaves from Ochheuteal Beach in Sihanoukville at noon daily.
Where to stay: Visitors speak highly of Lazy Beach. Eco Sea Dive is another option.

3. St. Martin’s Island, Bangladesh
St. Martin’s Island, Bangladesh

St. Martin’s is a delicate beauty. As tourism heats up, officials are making efforts to protect the endangered turtles and corals. Tread carefully at the sea turtle hatchery, then cool off under the coconut palms.

Why the island is unknown: Bangladeshis began visiting in greater numbers over the past decade, but foreigners remain largely unaware of St. Martin’s.
How to get there: Fly or bus to Cox’s Bazar, then catch a bus to Teknaf, on the southern tip of Bangladesh. From there, ferries run daily and take approximately three hours.
Where to stay: Here’s a list of guest houses on St. Martin’s. The best time to visit is between November and March.

2. Lakshadweep Islands, India
Lakshadweep Islands, India

Lakshadweep boasts some of the best scuba diving in Asia. The water has a 20-to 50-meter visibility, and swarms with rays and sharks. Agatti is known for its clear lagoons, Kadmat has light boats for rent, and teardrop-shaped Bangaram glows with phosphorescent plankton at night.

Why the island is unknown: Only the three islands mentioned above are open to foreign tourists, who must obtain proper permission.
How to get there: Foreigners must have an entry permit, which can be arranged by a tour group or hotel. Starting September 24, Air India will offer flights from Chennai to Agatti in the Lakshadweep Islands. You can also fly from Kerala, via Indian Airlines or Kingfisher.
Where to stay: The most luxurious hotels are in Bangaram, followed by Agatti and Kadmat.

1. Monkey Island, Vietnam
Monkey Island, Vietnam

Dao Khi, or Monkey Island, is ruled by thousands of long-tailed macaques who live in the mangrove. Watch out -- these Curious Georges are known to steal food and clothes. The Can Gio biosphere reserve also houses a Saltwater Crocodile Sanctuary, home to some 80 crocs.

Why the island is unknown: Nha Trang a busy beach town, so visitors forget to take the short trip to Monkey Island.
How to get there: Take a 20-minute boat ride from Da Chong Wharf in Nha Trang City.
Where to stay: TripAdvisor rates and reviews Nha Trang hotels.


Read more: 12 overlooked islands worth visiting | CNNGo.com #1 http://www.cnngo.com/explorations/escape/12-overlooked-islands-worth-visiting-454538?page=0,1#ixzz13l2YLOkt

@cee_gica, dajun! bolos kano! welcome!
@islander,welcome back, pre.

@mike, the above description of Siargao is an understatement. It didn't mention anything about the Sohoton,w/c is geographically part of the Siargao group of islands. International tourists have acknowledged the value of Sohoton in the Siargao tourism map. Visiting Siargao is not complete without experiencing the enchanted Sohoton. But anyway, that makes Siargao more surprising and exciting to visit. It's more than the swell rides, beaches,and crocs.

@mike, the above description of Siargao is an understatement. It didn't mention anything about the Sohoton,w/c is geographically part of the Siargao group of islands. International tourists have acknowledged the value of Sohoton in the Siargao tourism map. Visiting Siargao is not complete without experiencing the enchanted Sohoton. But anyway, that makes Siargao more surprising and exciting to visit. It's more than the swell rides, beaches,and crocs.

You are right jed, same with other islands being featured in the article, they just cant tell the whole story, its up to you to explore and search about it and get more details. Well, that what makes a traveler.

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mike kudaki sab an bag-o na store (kalimot ako sa ngayan) kay november naman kaha sila mag open.

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No lapus lagi an structure nan elevator sa last floor, siguro may ila himuon na roof top bar ako ra jaon pangagpas :)

mike kudaki sab an bag-o na store (kalimot ako sa ngayan) kay november naman kaha sila mag open.

sa unicity? basin next week kay nagpile pa nan Hollow blocks gihapun sila sa facade..lets wait na matapus an pagpile..hehe:cheers:

Last Night at the Night CAfe's

Halloween Party


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MRS (Mindanao Railway System)

Phase I - Misamis Oriental to Lanao Del Norte

Segment 1 - Laguindingan to Cagayan de Oro City
Segment 2 - Laguindingan to Iligan City
Segment 3 - Cagayan de Oro City to Jasaan
Segment 4 - Iligan City to Linamon

Phase II - Misamis Oriental to Agusan Provinces - Surigao Provinces
Phase III - Lanao Del Norte to Zamboanga Provinces

Phase IV - Lanao Del Norte/Sur to Cotabato - General Santos

Phase V - Cagayan de Oro - Bukidnon - General Santos - Davao City - Davao Provinces

The Boulevard is truly alive as shown by the photos of mike durero. This Boulevard became a reality during the time of Mayor Salvador Sering constructing it using mainly the money received from the real property and sales taxes of the Nonoc Nickel Project. Putting up a boulevard had been a long time dream of Suriguenos. During the time of Mayor Espina, the "seashore of shame" was to be converted into a boulevard. This was discussed- even debated among the debating teams of San Nicolas College and Northeastern Mindanao Colleges during that time. But Surigao's income was so small that it could not be implemented. It was then called the "boulevard of broken dreams". Several years later, it is no longer a dream, thanks to Mayor Sering.

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now having coffee with boknot, bluepanther, jed4477, mike, invichtus, and villager gikan na mi dinner sa Islands resto.:)

now having coffee with boknot, bluepanther, jed4477, mike, invichtus, and villager gikan na mi dinner sa Islands resto.:)


malipay naman kami ini bisan kon kodak rakan amo makit-an :) :)

wait ra. mag upload kuman.

MAAYONG GABIE SA TANAN!!!
^^ :banana: ^^ :banana:

MRS (Mindanao Railway System)

Phase I - Misamis Oriental to Lanao Del Norte

Segment 1 - Laguindingan to Cagayan de Oro City
Segment 2 - Laguindingan to Iligan City
Segment 3 - Cagayan de Oro City to Jasaan
Segment 4 - Iligan City to Linamon

Phase II - Misamis Oriental to Agusan Provinces - Surigao Provinces
Phase III - Lanao Del Norte to Zamboanga Provinces

Phase IV - Lanao Del Norte/Sur to Cotabato - General Santos

Phase V - Cagayan de Oro - Bukidnon - General Santos - Davao City - Davao Provinces

wow^^ mag train-train drama pud ta anhi.. :lol:
egzoyted ko ani wui!

EB @ ISLANDS RESTO

fresh from the bucket!


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the food

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next stop @ BGC coffeeshop

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thanks mike. an ako later na kay ya ko kadaya nan connector.:ohno:

wow ... i missed the dinner but had 2 cups of latte' :D ... islander you did not make it und die junge frauen vermissen dich :)

nice dinner.perfect mocha.great minds. amazing EB.

nice dinner.perfect mocha.great minds. amazing EB.

sus, mga iyo pangaguapo baja nidjo tanan!!

thank you for the photos...unta sa sunod makaiban sab ako ho?
puede...

NewTown,welcome. I would like to comment on your distinctive remarks for the Mayor. Truly a DISTINCTION but without a DIFFERENCE! He has to impress me yet with his performance. As of now,i think the only difference i see in him being a mayor as compared to his predecessors is that he 'travels' a lot. For me, i don't feel he's a true citizen of this city. He just works here but lives in Manila.

:ohno: hope he has 'frequent flier' mileage
mahurot an sweldo sa pamasahe nan eroplano...

Lets make it evening of 31st ra kan pipol kay basin busy na sa 1 and 2.

Everyone is invited even jadton inactive na forumers just like me.:)

thank you for the invitation...
can't make it this time...
maybe someday soon...

Thanks to Boknot. I stand corrected. Constantino Navarro Jr. is not a lawyer. He graduated in Political Science. Is he still around? I got mixed up with Jose and Salvador Sering. I was referring to Salvador Sering as one of the mayors of Surigao City.

Constantino 'Baby' Navarro Jr is still very much around...

he has a son Constantino "Banjo" Navarro III--a lawyer, who ran for
Congress sa Tabok. he lost though

naay mga kalsada na pangan sa mga former politician like AMAT, ayun, AMAT ST. pero govner? wa ko kabalu ana.


Former Late Mayor Ramon Kaimo Sr.
Espina St?--in honor Former Late Mayor Pedro "Pendoko" Espina
who's also the brother -in -law of the Former Late Mayor Ramon Kaimo Sr.
there is a Navarro St---

ladies and gentlemen, all are invited to an EB this October 31, Sunday 6 pm, Islands resto.

Didto na ta storya what to do or where to go after dinner.

hopefully, we will have a good crowd.

see you all mga migo ug miga.:banana:

ops naulahi ako sa balita ini
dili ako ka attend...amo pa nako mabasahi an inbitasyon..
sa sunod rakan ako puhon...

EB this October 31, Sunday 6 pm, Islands
resto

isuwat injong mga ngayan kung CONFIRM kamo did-on.. toink... (sakto ba kaha ang sinurigaonon nako)

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B+ grade for trying ... isuyat...
sorry dili ako kaatend, amo pa nako kabasahi an inbitasyon...
kalami ra ba adton pagkaon tan awon, jatis...
sa sunod rakan ako attend ho. salamat sa mga 'kodak'
at least, there are faces to go with the names...
looking forward to meeting you all someday

Its nice to hear some history..thanx Newtowner!

anyway, i think your right in some instance because we don't have the standard facility or venue for some other sporting events but in the track and field, swimming, basketball, volleyball, we are ahead and the best in the region and in some other regions..if you have seen our modern sports complex, the upgraded grandstand, rubberized stadium equipped with flood lights, sound system etc, air-conditioned gymnasium ideal for PBA games..

The only problem is the aggressiveness of the local officials to bid for that event, thats why the next palarong pambansa will be held in Dapitan City I think..which is a big loss for the province and the city that spent millions of pesos for the sports complex just opened this year.It was explained by boknot recently.

surigao city officials maybe didn't lobby harder. Jalosjos got it..

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Thanks Mike! kalami sa sinigang na boboy nan lutaw an tambok ay-ay tambay sa HB........pa intraha sab ako sa sunod na EB para maka experience sab ako kon unoy EB :) :cheers:

nice EB... :cheers:

unsaon pag enter nimo nga naa kaman sa al khobar... pauli na bulldog...

Thanks Mike! kalami sa sinigang na boboy nan lutaw an tambok ay-ay tambay sa HB........pa intraha sab ako sa sunod na EB para maka experience sab ako kon unoy EB :) :cheers:

tuguti ko ninyo nga ibutang ko ang mga post ninyo sa atong Caraga meets thread...

tuguti ko ninyo nga ibutang ko ang mga post ninyo sa atong Caraga meets thread...

ok ra sa kadaghanan pero jaoy isa na tan-aw ko bagan dili mosugot. pero majority man kaha an masunod ikaw bahala :lol:

oops, i-update kami sa imo tag-propose na EB, bai regjeex. hope maka-attend na next time si SC, Islander, Raisey, etc.

wow ... i missed the dinner but had 2 cups of latte' :D ... islander you did not make it und die junge frauen vermissen dich :)

islander, i hope ya mamalikas si boknot sa imu. he he he. ya man kaw gajud muagi kadali.

isuwat injong mga ngayan kung CONFIRM kamo did-on.. toink... (sakto ba kaha ang sinurigaonon nako)

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where o where were you ...?:)

nice dinner.perfect mocha.great minds. amazing EB.

right you are Jed. great to be discussing matters with the forumers, difference in opinion notwithstanding, common denominator is that we love our hometown and wish the best for it, even willing to work for the best of it.:)

sus, mga iyo pangaguapo baja nidjo tanan!!

thank you for the photos...unta sa sunod makaiban sab ako ho?
puede...

the more the merrier bai. please do join us next time.:)

tuguti ko ninyo nga ibutang ko ang mga post ninyo sa atong Caraga meets thread...

unhan ko nimu da.

Thanks Mike! kalami sa sinigang na boboy nan lutaw an tambok ay-ay tambay sa HB........pa intraha sab ako sa sunod na EB para maka experience sab ako kon unoy EB :) :cheers:

ha ha ha that sinigang was a disappointment. an pork was for lechon kawali. The management of Islands should be told that lahi an pork sinigang cut from the lechon kawali cut. nan lutaw gajud an taba balitaw.:ohno:

islander, i hope ya mamalikas si boknot sa imu. he he he. ya man kaw gajud muagi kadali.

:lol::lol: nope i did not. i was just telling him that my batchmates missed him. :D

:ohno: hope he has 'frequent flier' mileage
mahurot an sweldo sa pamasahe nan eroplano...

nope, kay OB man an travel so charge sa city coffers. ya may miles nan palex although you can show your pal miles card but no credits just a notation that your active.

Former Late Mayor Ramon Kaimo Sr.
Espina St?--in honor Former Late Mayor Pedro "Pendoko" Espina
who's also the brother -in -law of the Former Late Mayor Ramon Kaimo Sr.
there is a Navarro St---

correct. the same for Amat st., Parrucho st., Borja st.,

i hope no one will have the bright idea of changing the names of brgy. Washington and Taft in the guise of nationalism and patriotism. It is a connection with our past and its unique. we should not be insecure with our being Filipinos and start crying colonial mentality.

pero if a statue of Rizal is erected in another country, or a place, street is named in honor of a Filipino or our country, we are so proud about it and shout it to the whole world,

Mike! any good news or rumors for Surigao?

Hi guys, ask ko lang how long it would take from Surigao City to Butuan and Surigao City to Lingig in Surigao Sur? Thanks.

I suppose Congressman Romarate has already filed the bill for the conversion of the Surigao State College of Technology into a university. The school definitely has fulfilled all the requirements of becoming a university. One requirement I know of is that a school offers at least one masteral degree program. The school's websile shows it already offers several masteral programs. It takes several years before a bill is finally approved. Therefore, Congressman Romarate should fully support the new administration of P-Noy so that his bill will not encounter many problems.



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I suppose Congressman Romarate has already filed the bill for the conversion of the Surigao State College of Technology into a university. The school definitely has fulfilled all the requirements of becoming a university. One requirement I know of is that a school offers at least one masteral degree program. The school's websile shows it already offers several masteral programs. It takes several years before a bill is finally approved. Therefore, Congressman Romarate should fully support the new administration of P-Noy so that his bill will not encounter many problems.



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Agree! in the spirit of his pending bill he should support PNOY together with other elected leaders of Surigao del Norte, otherwise we never achieve that chance.

nope, kay OB man an travel so charge sa city coffers. ya may miles nan palex although you can show your pal miles card but no credits just a notation that your active.

Well,he reserves the right to charge his personal and ob travel expenses to the city coffers.the total of such expense in 3yrs term may not be enough compared to the bulk of money he spent in the last election alone. I believe this situation is not uncommon in Philippine politics.

correct. the same for Amat st., Parrucho st., Borja st.,

i hope no one will have the bright idea of changing the names of brgy. Washington and Taft in the guise of nationalism and patriotism. It is a connection with our past and its unique. we should not be insecure with our being Filipinos and start crying colonial mentality.

pero if a statue of Rizal is erected in another country, or a place, street is named in honor of a Filipino or our country, we are so proud about it and shout it to the whole world,

Imho, I won't buy the idea of changing the names of the two subject barangays. Kagana ra kintahay pamation. City officials should focus their efforts on how to make our city livable for the future generations,instead of changing the names of these two barangays. What these two barangays need,along wìth other barangays in the city proper, is a continuous water supply esp during hot summer and days of heavy rain. Lol

Hi guys, ask ko lang how long it would take from Surigao City to Butuan and Surigao City to Lingig in Surigao Sur? Thanks.

@romanticguy08, welcome to Surigao Norte and City thread. Butuan is a 2.5-hour bus ride from Surigao City. Lingig,SDS is 4-5 hrs of bus ride from Butuan. You can also take the Surigao-Davao Coastal Road as an option. From Surigao City, you will pass Cantilan and Tandag in going to Mangagoy down to Lingig,the last town of SDS.

:lol::lol: nope i did not. i was just telling him that my batchmates missed him. :D
ha ha ha perhaps its about time i join this batch get together.:lol:

I suppose Congressman Romarate has already filed the bill for the conversion of the Surigao State College of Technology into a university. The school definitely has fulfilled all the requirements of becoming a university. One requirement I know of is that a school offers at least one masteral degree program. The school's websile shows it already offers several masteral programs. It takes several years before a bill is finally approved. Therefore, Congressman Romarate should fully support the new administration of P-Noy so that his bill will not encounter many problems.



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Agree! in the spirit of his pending bill he should support PNOY together with other elected leaders of Surigao del Norte, otherwise we never achieve that chance.

Surstact was originally included in the conversion of NORMISIST into Caraga State University. Ironically, our Representative did not support this. They got a lot of flak for this and that is when they filed a bill for Surstact to become a university.

Well,he reserves the right to charge his personal and ob travel expenses to the city coffers.the total of such expense in 3yrs term may not be enough compared to the bulk of money he spent in the last election alone. I believe this situation is not uncommon in Philippine politics.

res ipsa loquitor.:)

@romanticguy08, welcome to Surigao Norte and City thread. Butuan is a 2.5-hour bus ride from Surigao City. Lingig,SDS is 4-5 hrs of bus ride from Butuan. You can also take the Surigao-Davao Coastal Road as an option. From Surigao City, you will pass Cantilan and Tandag in going to Mangagoy down to Lingig,the last town of SDS.

How long would it take if I'll be coming from Surigao to Lingig via Tandag? Thank you for the info.

congrats guys... sayang ya ko ka apil ani.., hehe didto kmi screwface sa dapitan for pictorial... tana jaun pa this month...

Thanks Mike! kalami sa sinigang na boboy nan lutaw an tambok ay-ay tambay sa HB........pa intraha sab ako sa sunod na EB para maka experience sab ako kon unoy EB :) :cheers:

How long would it take if I'll be coming from Surigao to Lingig via Tandag? Thank you for the info.

welcome to Surigao thread romantic_guy08.

Surigao to Lingig via San Francisco, Agusan del Sur (assuming you have your own vehicle then you dont have to go to Butuan City)will be the shorter route, rather than Surigao City via Tandag.

Tama jud tong giingon nimo Sir Rally na kung ni support lang jud ang mga Rep. sa Surigao.. naapil na unta ang State colleges sa CSU... pero dili paman sad ulahi ang tanan... pede pa man cguro na sya ihabol... sayang sad ba... pero basin diay naay mga rason to make another state university in the region.... either way... maka benefits man sad sa entire region... pede na mag boom ang call center sa atong lugar...

congrats guys... sayang ya ko ka apil ani.., hehe didto kmi screwface sa dapitan for pictorial... tana jaun pa this month...
ikaw host bai. set the date, time and place and we will be there.:)

How long would it take if I'll be coming from Surigao to Lingig via Tandag? Thank you for the info.

More or less 5 hours.

MAAYONG GABIE SA TANAN!!!
^^ :banana: ^^ :banana:

I suppose Congressman Romarate has already filed the bill for the conversion of the Surigao State College of Technology into a university. The school definitely has fulfilled all the requirements of becoming a university. One requirement I know of is that a school offers at least one masteral degree program. The school's websile shows it already offers several masteral programs. It takes several years before a bill is finally approved. Therefore, Congressman Romarate should fully support the new administration of P-Noy so that his bill will not encounter many problems.



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ui, humor pud to nun una, ug karon bagan dili na, na naga-apply pud ug pagka university ang SEC. Kung ang SSCT mahimog Surigao State University, ang SEC mahimog US? (University of Surigao?) :lol: :lol: :bash:

Gana pamiti-on an University of Surigao....

Tapos an NEMCO mahimo nasab na NorthEastern Mindanao University...lol

Uno may nahitabo an flight nan 2P Cebu-Surigao 3x a week rakan man? earlier it was daily......

ha ha ha that sinigang was a disappointment. an pork was for lechon kawali. The management of Islands should be told that lahi an pork sinigang cut from the lechon kawali cut. nan lutaw gajud an taba balitaw.:ohno:

so tag uno man nimo ang take out na sinigang? tag prito mo sir pagka silum? hehehe

silum-ugma diba? or pagka "buntag" lalom si pantherblue mo sulti og surigaonon.... dugay ko ka litos sa ijang suwat... :lol:

ui, humor pud to nun una, ug karon bagan dili na, na naga-apply pud ug pagka university ang SEC. Kung ang SSCT mahimog Surigao State University, ang SEC mahimog US? (University of Surigao?) :lol: :lol: :bash:

Isa ka requirement sa pagka university mao ang pag-offer nan bisan isa ka masteral course. Akong gitan-aw ang website ng SEC, waya pa sila mag-offer og bisan isa na lang na masteral course. Wa ko kahibayo sa land area ng SEC pero sa akong nahibal-an, required na at least 1 hectare ang school site either in one location or several locations.

dili nasad basta basta karon mag apply pagka university tungod sa requirements.. especially sa government school like state college.... AACUP ang usa mga requirements wherein ga struggle sad ang Caraga State univerity sa ilang application... daghan sila gipang sponsors nga mga professors para sa ilang PhD both national and international... Hope maka meet ang Surigao State College para madugangan nasad ang unversity sa Caraga...

Gana pamiti-on an University of Surigao....

Tapos an NEMCO mahimo nasab na NorthEastern Mindanao University...lol

Ang NEMCO maoy nag offer og pinakauna na masteral program sa Surigao pero na close down ang kurso (Master of Arts in Education). Karon waya siyay gi offer na masteral program og ang campus site niya mao rag waya moabot sa 1 hectare. Kini maoy akong nahibal-an nga mga requirements sa pagka university. Duna pay ubang requirements pero dili lisod sundon kay basic kaayo sa usa ka eskuelahan pareho ng library og ubang facilities.

Isa ka requirement sa pagka university mao ang pag-offer nan bisan isa ka masteral course. Akong gitan-aw ang website ng SEC, waya pa sila mag-offer og bisan isa na lang na masteral course. Wa ko kahibayo sa land area ng SEC pero sa akong nahibal-an, required na at least 1 hectare ang school site either in one location or several locations.

they should also consider floor area as a requirement.:cheers: half hectare naman pero 4 to 5 storeys o di kaya highrise...:lol: some of the requirements can be attached to accessibility, convenience or whether its conducive to learning or not. That what happened to Cit..Old school pa kasi design ng mga buildings kaya hindi pumasa. So they created ramps(not the standards though,just to comply, a gymnasium, a bigger canteen and new buildings, improved everything! Good thing that old Escario made his school surpass those requirements. Now its called Cebu Institute of Technology University or CITU. Cit Tops again! hehehe

Isa ka requirement sa pagka university mao ang pag-offer nan bisan isa ka masteral course. Akong gitan-aw ang website ng SEC, waya pa sila mag-offer og bisan isa na lang na masteral course. Wa ko kahibayo sa land area ng SEC pero sa akong nahibal-an, required na at least 1 hectare ang school site either in one location or several locations.


from a very realiable source, lajo pa kuno sa tinuod an SEC na ma elevate pagka university based on their current status....but let's just hope na mag pursige an management nila to compete other schools specialy this time an mga studyante mas preferred nila na mo graduate sa isa ka university than ordinary college school.

Sayang no wala na apil ang Surigao State College sa CSU... gana unta kay pati man sad ang sa Siargao branch ma apil... pero saon man nga naa man daghan nag babag... usa na ang mga Representative sa Surigao...

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So far 3 palang ang State University sa Caraga... Caraga State University in BXU, Philippine Normal University in Prosperidad ADS, and Surigal del Sur State University in Tandag.. I hope this year or next year ma elevate na ang SSCT... para bibo...

During the construction phase of the Surigao Nickel Project (SNP), the company magazine of the Marinduque Mining and Industrial Corp., owner of SNP, described Nonoc Island as the "riches spot on earth" because it contained one of the largest nickel deposits in the world. Surigao city expected a huge bonanza from the nickel plant. About 5,000 were employed during the construction period coming from all parts of the country. Talisay became the beehive of activities- it was even busier than downtown Surigao city in the mainland. After operating for several years (about 10 yrs?), the nickel refinery ceased operation. Most of the reasons were economics like low price of nickel in the world market, high cost of operations, huge debts incurred which became due and demandable and the company could no longer pay. But another reason not publicized was that the island of Nonoc was allegedly enchanted. Workers would attest to unusual and hard to explain happenings inside the plant. The "dili ingon nato" were allegedly angry at the destruction of their abode. Next time, an investor should offer something to appease the angry spirits.



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October 24, 2010, 6:24pm

MANILA, Philippines – While bigger ports failed, smaller and medium-sized ones provided saving grace in the falling tax collection of the Bureau of Customs (BoC).

The BoC said that the medium-sized ports of Clark Field, Pampanga, Tacloban, Surigao and Legaspi registered surpluses in their reports, giving a rather positive note to the generally sluggish collection effort of the agency.

They outperformed the ports that are traditionally cash cows of the BoCs, which have been hit by falling revenues for months.

The Pampanga port hit a surplus of P15 million, out of its target of P97 million from January to Sept while Tacloban posted a P4.1-million surplus.

The Surigao port registered an excess of P2.9 in its goal while the Legaspi port outdid itself by P2.5 million.

On the other hand, the Limay port in Bataan, the Batangas port and the Port of Manila have been plagued by falling revenue shortfalls. (Raymund Antonio)

By Antonio J. Montalvan II
Philippine Daily Inquirer

DateFirst Posted 22:05:00 10/25/2010



IT IS the last of public institutions to have come of age. When museums began as colonial undertakings, native peoples were exoticized for their “otherness,” many of whom were exhibited as live specimens in World’s Fairs. The museum was a conception that was more exploitative and extractive rather than collaborative and pedagogical.

Over the last 40 years, however, collaboration with what Margaret Bruchac calls “under-represented minorities” has increasingly challenged the role of museums as sites where issues of identity, memory, place and power intersect. It is under such framework that many Mindanao museums have come of age.

Museums are legion in Mindanao. As of last count, there are 85 museums in Mindanao, and the number is still increasing. That is overwhelming, considering that it has more museums than Manila.

Museums in the war zones

Of course the trite image of Mindanao as the place where bullets are served for breakfast always presages any discussion of the region. No one would ever think that there is a museum in Lamitan, Basilan or that there are two in Jolo, Sulu where there is a branch of the National Museum. The Wee Siu Tuy Memorial Hall Library and Museum in Lamitan began as a private endowment from a local Chinese businessman way back in 1981. In Jolo, there is the National Museum branch of Sulu and the Notre Dame of Jolo College Museum.

In the wide Cotabato plains, museums are a dime a dozen. Practically each Notre Dame school has a museum. All images of strife in Mindanao vanish as soon as you enter these museums. These museums operate on the notion of cultural diversity. There are representations from the Maguindanao, the Manobo, the Teduray, the B’laan, the T’boli, all sharing spatial neutrality where competing claims seem to disappear. Such is the style of the Gallery of the Peninsula and the Archipelago of Ateneo de Zamboanga University where one finds Tausug, Sama, Yakan and Subanon representations in its spaces. There simply is no talk of war. Is this ideating the ideal Mindanao? But more than ideating, it is also the act of promoting peaceful coexistence that one hears in its museum voice.

These museums have come to understand the “contemporary necessity of re-explaining indigenous people, formerly distanced in time and space.” Ann McMullen contends that “representation per se involves visibility.” Although mostly operated by scarcely trained but passionate and driven museum professionals, they have, however, entered into the discourse of providing indigenous people with ample opportunity for what McMullen calls “building public belief in their survival.”

Mary Stevens of University College in London was describing the ecstatic feedback of a visitor to the Musee dauphinois in Grenoble, France. The exhibit was the “Mémoires d’immigrés” that showcased the history of Grenoble’s population of North African origin. The North African visitor found the exhibit fantastic, because it was the first time they had been in a museum—as subjects of an exhibition that is, the first time they were really valued. That they were treated... not as categories and that they were able to see themselves as if reflected in a mirror.

Such “reflection in a mirror” was what I personally witnessed as I went through one of the galleries of the National Museum branch in Zamboanga City’s Fort Pilar. It was late afternoon, and a group of unshod Sama Bajau people were viewing their own material representations. While I could not make out anything of their native Sinama language, I could see the child-like pride that animated their faces as they viewed the exhibit.

Village museums

More than collaboration and cultivating a mystique of indigenous culture, at least two museums in Mindanao have taken a direct hand in lending the authenticity of local knowledge and their own voice in museum conception. The Lamlifew Village museum located in Sitio Lamlifew, Barangay Datal Tampal in Malungon, Sarangani, is an ethnological showcase of B’laan culture and heritage and is curated by the community. The launching of the museum was done at the National Museum’s Museum of the Filipino People in December 2007.

The T’boli Museum preceded that of the B’laans. Located in scenic Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, it was opened in 1998 and continues to be curated by Datu Bao Baay as a showcase of traditional T’boli ethnology.

Indigenous people’s engagement in museums is proof of their own agency in image-making and self-representation, says McMullen, “a way of narrating their own nationhood.” This is where we see the museum as facilitator—the traditional museum replaced by a museum of “living” memory.

A fine example of intense collaboration with IPs, rather than marginal representation, is the Museum of Transfiguration Monastery initiated by Dom Martin de Jesus Gomez, OSB in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon. The aim of the museum is simply to showcase Catholic liturgical vestments using indigenized materials. The weaving was done by indigenous weavers from the Tingguians of Abra to the Yakans of Basilan, using their own colors and symbols incorporated into Catholic imageries, thus ensuring their curatorial participation. More than the awe it inspires, partly stimulated by the organic meld of the museum edifice with the monastery’s Leandro Locsin environment, the museum gives one a sense of indigenous ownership that “this is their work, their representation.”

Museum as ‘authority of recognition’

Beyond being a visual and an aural medium, some Mindanao museums have been solicited for their intervention at competing claims for important local cultural treasures. The museum as a “recognizing authority” was markedly experienced by the Surigaonon Heritage Museum in Surigao City which interrupted the illegal sale of precious prehistoric artifacts found in the fishing village of Panhut-ongan, Placer, Surigao del Norte. The relics were already in the hands of treasure-hunters. The museum foundation, led by civic leaders Jun and Luz Almeda, was able to acquire the artifacts from the treasure hunters, but not after a protracted negotiation. Today, the museum has become the prime repository of Surigao del Norte’s heritage.

A similar case happened in the Museum of Three Cultures of Capitol University in Cagayan de Oro. The museum was visited by a young farmer who brought a sack-full of specimens of Chinese Sung Dynasty tradeware ceramics he had stumbled upon in his land. He wanted museum intervention. That was a delicate matter. Local government had already declared the competing claim that the area was benign to local heritage. Besides, treasure-hunters were already poised to loot the area. Immediately calling the attention of its national network, the museum had the National Museum’s bone archaeologist confirm the site as the prehistoric grave of 52 individuals buried with Ninth- to 11th- Century Chinese tradeware funerary materials. Many of the skulls exhibited what is known as “fronto-vertico-occipital” artificial cranial deformation, a prehistoric social prestige practice that has been found so far only in archaeological sites in Banton island, Romblon, Bohol and Butuan City.

With the farmer recognizing the museum’s authority at cultural intervention, the artifacts now on exhibit at the Museum of Three Cultures is the finest material of great scholarly value in its collection, effectively altering the last known cultural chronology of northern Mindanao by 700 years.

Mindanao has two in situ archaeology museums that are highly valuable to the cultural chronology of Philippine prehistory—the Balanghai Shrine in Libertad, Butuan City, operated by the National Museum branch of the Caraga Region. The shrine is the home of the Butuan boats that were individually carbon-dated to be 320 AD, 1250 AD and 900 AD. The other is the Baloboc Rockshelter museum in Sanga-Sanga, Bongao, Tawi-Tawi, where a shell adze associated with human presence in Mindanao dates back to 6,000 years.

Museums address the many significant lacunae of local and national history by conferring legitimacy on cultural claims that have been deemed of national significance, at times rendered contestable by competing claims.

These are but a mere fraction of the museum population of Mindanao which are a mirror of the region’s inherent diversity. The museum not just as display but voice has become an important face of Mindanao culture. It is cultivator not just of mystique but is facilitator of what Mindanao wants to say to the nation and the world.

The author, a Mindanao anthropologist and Inquirer opinion writer, is the incoming national chair of the National Committee on Museums of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts. He is the president of the Mindanao Association of Museums.

Imho, I won't buy the idea of changing the names of the two subject barangays. Kagana ra kintahay pamation. City officials should focus their efforts on how to make our city livable for the future generations,instead of changing the names of these two barangays. What these two barangays need,along wìth other barangays in the city proper, is a continuous water supply esp during hot summer and days of heavy rain. Lol

korek kaw gadjod jed! i agree....
:banana:

How long would it take if I'll be coming from Surigao to Lingig via Tandag? Thank you for the info.

mapquest it...

so tag uno man nimo ang take out na sinigang? tag prito mo sir pagka silum? hehehe

Taghatag sa mga indigents blue.

silum-ugma diba? or pagka "buntag" lalom si pantherblue mo sulti og surigaonon.... dugay ko ka litos sa ijang suwat... :lol:

yep, ugma na pasabot reg.:)

Uno may nahitabo an flight nan 2P Cebu-Surigao 3x a week rakan man? earlier it was daily......

the most obvious reason, volume of passengers.

An cebupac also discontinued their direct mla-sur flights.

I say i cant blame the airlines, its always passenger volume which counts. ugsa balitaw im not that atat na atat about daily and direct flights because these airlines are in the business for profit. We cannot just ask them to continue their flights even if they are losing just so we can say that there are flights to surigao.

Sayang no wala na apil ang Surigao State College sa CSU... gana unta kay pati man sad ang sa Siargao branch ma apil... pero saon man nga naa man daghan nag babag... usa na ang mga Representative sa Surigao...

yep, akip unta an Siargao campus sa CSU.:ohno:

The title of University does not automatically mean quality education. a lot of schools which are not universities (San Beda, San Sebastian, etc. STC and Immaculada in Cebu, etc. etc) are know for their quality and high standard of excellence, on the other hand a lot of universities (wont mention names na lang kay mahimu ug away) are actually known for their low quality and standard of education.

So really, its not the name of the school that counts.

hello sa ijo hurot!

mi uli na lamang si bluepanther na puno nan mga pagmahay kay uno kuno na wayay nakaduhoy sa ija nan ija kalingawan magabei na pampainit sa panahon na jari sija sa surigao nag stambay. hahahahaha

the most obvious reason, volume of passengers.

An cebupac also discontinued their direct mla-sur flights.

I say i cant blame the airlines, its always passenger volume which counts. ugsa balitaw im not that atat na atat about daily and direct flights because these airlines are in the business for profit. We cannot just ask them to continue their flights even if they are losing just so we can say that there are flights to surigao.

an mga potential man gud sab na pasahero, mahadlok man musakay kay gagmay man sab gud an mga eroplano na nagserve nan surigao. ugsa sa butuan an kadaghanan mosakay kay at least didto, dagko man an eroplano. uno naman kaha an balita sa expansion nan ato airport? muran ya na may kisaw ad-on...

an mga potential man gud sab na pasahero, mahadlok man musakay kay gagmay man sab gud an mga eroplano na nagserve nan surigao. ugsa sa butuan an kadaghanan mosakay kay at least didto, dagko man an eroplano. uno naman kaha an balita sa expansion nan ato airport? muran ya na may kisaw ad-on...

Kagan-o paman nag stop operation an CEB Manila-Surigao flight?

I hope Zest Air will take the schedule leaves by CEB ^^

lagi sayang... pero basin ma elevate ra ni sila para additional nasad sa atong region...

yep, akip unta an Siargao campus sa CSU.:ohno:

mi uli na lamang si bluepanther na puno nan mga pagmahay kay uno kuno na wayay nakaduhoy sa ija nan ija kalingawan magabei na pampainit sa panahon na jari sija sa surigao nag stambay. hahahahaha

sa iban waya ako magmahay, sa imo PUNTO gajud!!!!

The title of University does not automatically mean quality education. a lot of schools which are not universities (San Beda, San Sebastian, etc. STC and Immaculada in Cebu, etc. etc) are know for their quality and high standard of excellence, on the other hand a lot of universities (wont mention names na lang kay mahimu ug away) are actually known for their low quality and standard of education.

So really, its not the name of the school that counts.

Im hoping for san sebastian college of law to be one sir! hehe

taglaong pa, pagamay gamay ra na skuylahan pero makagaba bja..:lol:

Port and boulevard at night

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4130/5145520479_8e8a513bdc_z.jpg

Kagan-o paman nag stop operation an CEB Manila-Surigao flight?

I hope Zest Air will take the schedule leaves by CEB ^^

Nag stop ang CEB Manila- Surigao flight last Aug. 14. Actually, kami an una na affected na batch nan pasahero para sa direct flight. hasol karajaw kay agi na naman sab nan cebu...:bash::bash::bash:

an mga potential man gud sab na pasahero, mahadlok man musakay kay gagmay man sab gud an mga eroplano na nagserve nan surigao. ugsa sa butuan an kadaghanan mosakay kay at least didto, dagko man an eroplano. uno naman kaha an balita sa expansion nan ato airport? muran ya na may kisaw ad-on...
there is a plan......na mag extention nan runway...and regarding sa pag transfer sa airport murag dili na madajon...

sa iban waya ako magmahay, sa imo PUNTO gajud!!!!

Hahaha uno na! Mamawi ra kan si villager pagbalik nimo bai. Nihit sad an mga pampainit kay puro man nanguli sa ilaja sanan sa tabok kay nangayag kayag. Ma-pressure man sad lamang ini si bai regjeex an next host nan eb.

:cheers::)

Hahaha uno na! Mamawi ra kan si villager pagbalik nimo bai. Nihit sad an mga pampainit kay puro man nanguli sa ilaja sanan sa tabok kay nangayag kayag. Ma-pressure man sad lamang ini si bai regjeex an next host nan eb.

Kagan-o paman nag stop operation an CEB Manila-Surigao flight?

I hope Zest Air will take the schedule leaves by CEB ^^

mla-sug flights discontinued?, thats bad. I hope airphils will sustain. Passengers would still prefer the cheaper airbus flights in Butuan. Thats always the dilemna of Surigao not, being able to accommodate the A319s. I guess the cebu flights will carry on since its barely an hours trip.

ORDINANCE NO. 310, SERIES 2010

AN ORDINANCE STANDARDIZING CURFEW REGULATIONS FOR MINORS WITHIN SURIGAO CITY AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.



The Sangguniang Panlungsod of the City of Surigao hereby ORDAINS:

SECTION 1. CURLEW HOURS. The hours from 10:00 PM to 4:00 AM the following day are hereby declared as curlew hours for minors below 18 years of age.

SECTION 2. PROHIBITION. During the curfew hours, no minors below 18 years of age shall be allowed in public streets, commercial establishments, recreation centers, restaurants or bars, public places or any other area outside the immediate vicinity of their residences, except:

a) To a minor accompanied by his or her parent, guardian or other adult person having the care and custody of the minor.

b) To a minor who is performing an emergency errand directed by his or her parent, guardian or other adult person having the care and custody of the minor; PROVIDED, that after verification, the claim of the minor is found to be true.

c) To a minor who is a student of night school or one who, by reason of his/her employment, is required to stay in the streets or outside his/her residence after 10:00 PM: provided, that he/she must show school certification or written proof of employment as well as the hours of such employment, or that the minor is shown to be actually engaged in an economic activity as the case may be.

d) To a minor in the course of travel.

SECTION 3. BARANGAY OFFICIALS. All Punong Barangays, Kagawads of Sangguniang Barangays, and duly appointed Barangay Tanods, are hereby authorized, for purposes of implementing this ordinance, to take violators of this ordinance into their custody in their Barangay Halls or Multi-Purpose Centers: Provided, that:

1. The barangay official having custody of the minor shall immediately either inform the parents of such fact or by himself turn-over said minor to the parent within three (3) hours from start of custody.

1. If the violator is a resident of another barangay, he/she shall without delay be referred to the Punong Barangay of the place of residence of the minor.

The referring Punong Barangay shall provide for the arrangements of the transfer of custody of the offender. The Punong Barangay of the place of residence of the subject minor shall have the responsibility for expediting the proper action, pursuant to this ordinance as if the taking of custody was made by him.

1. If the violator is a resident of areas outside the political jurisdiction of the City of Surigao, said violator shall be turned-over to the Surigao City Social Welfare and Development Office or in the absence of each personnel, the Philippine National Police which will undertake temporary custody of the child for not more than eight (8) hours by the Punong Barangay of the place where the minor was held, who shall then be turned-over to his nearest of kin or guardian in the city, or if none, to the Social Welfare and Development Office of the municipality or city of domicile of the minor offender. And

1. If the offender is homeless, abandoned or neglected or has no known parent, relative or guardian residing in the city, he shall be taken without delay to the Residential Center for Street Children at Barangay Anomar, this city, that will arrange for his/her expeditious return to the biological relatives or to a foster or adopting home.

SECTION 4. PROCEDURE. In taking custody of the minor under Section 3 hereof, the authorities shall observe the following:

a) Properly identify himself/herself and present proper identification to the child;

b) Explain to the child in simple language and in a language or dialect that he/she can understand the reason for the custody and the offense that he/she committed;

c) Take the child to a medical officer whenever medical treatment is required;

d) Record in a separate Log Book the circumstances of the custody, which shall be confidential;

e) Handcuffs and other instruments of restraint shall not be used but if used on the child, the officer shall record in the Log Book such fact and the reason for the use of such instruments of restraint;

f) A minor taken into custody shall not be locked up in a detention cell;

g) If a search is necessary, a minor taken into custody shall not be searched by an officer of the opposite sex;

h) Refrain from using vulgar or profane words and from sexually harassing or abusing, or making sexual advances on the minor; and

i) Avoid the use of violence or unnecessary force on the child in conflict with the law.


SECTION 5. INTERVENTION PROGRAM. Whenever possible, all offenders shall undergo an intervention program following the pertinent provisions of Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006. The intervention, which shall be for a minimum period of six (6) months, shall be conducted by the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC) in coordination with the concerned social worker of the City Social Welfare and Development Office, in the barangay where the minor is residing. The BCPC shall be responsible in determining the effectiveness of the program and the compliance by the child and parents with the terms and conditions of the intervention program.

If the child and the parents, guardian or persons having custody of the child fail to comply with the intervention program, despite exhausting all efforts to assist them, the BCPC or the City Social Welfare and Development Office may file the proper petition for involuntary commitment of the child to a behavioral rehabilitation facility pursuant to P.D. 603.

SECTION 6. SANCTIONS. Any minor violating this ordinance shall be sanctioned as follows:

a) If the offender is fifteen (15) years of age and below, the sanction shall consist of a reprimand for the minor and admonition to the offenders parents, guardian or person exercising parental authority. Both the former and the latter shall undergo an Intervention Program as provided for in the preceding section.

b) If the offender is more than fifteen (15) years of age but less than eighteen (18) years of age, the sanction shall be:

b.1 For FIRST OFFENSE, the sanction shall consist of reprimand for the minor and admonition to the offenders parents, guardian or person exercising parental authority. Both the former and the latter shall undergo an Intervention Program as provided for in the preceding section.

b.2 For the SECOND OFFENSE, the sanction shall consist of a reprimand for the minor and twenty(20) hours of community service to be performed by the offenders parents, guardian or person exercising parental authority. Community service shall include clean-up of public facilities, volunteer work in health centers or day care centers, educational work, environmental sanitation, solid waste, attendance in enhanced parent effectiveness seminars, and the like.

If an Intervention Program is pending the same shall be extended for another six (6) months, or if a prior Intervention Program had already culminated, a new Intervention Program for the offender and the parent, guardian or person exercising parental authority over the latter shall be commenced.

b.3 For the THIRD OFFENSE AND SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES, ‘reprimand for the minor and his/her parent, guardian or person exercising parental authority over the latter shall suffer imprisonment of one (1) day to ten (10) days, or a fine of two thousand pesos (P2000.00), or both at the discretion of the court. PROVIDED, That the complaint shall be filed by the Punong Barangay with Office of the City Prosecutor.

SECTION 7. BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC). In addition to the powers and functions of the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC) stipulated in Ordinance No. 219, series of 2004, also known as the Child Welfare Code of Surigao City, Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006, Presidential Decree 603 or the Child and Youth Welfare Code, and other related issuances, the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC) be vested with the following:

1. Impose the sanctions provided for under Section 6 of this ordinance, except for the THIRD OFFENSE AND SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES;
2. Commit an offender upon custody under the terms hereof to the parent, guardian or person exercising parental authority over the same;

1. Decide on the necessity of the commitment of an offender to the Regional Rehabilitation Center for Children and Youth (RRCCY) at Patin-ay, Agusan del Sur, or any other appropriate facility, in case of violation of the intervention program of the offender, his/her parents, guardian or person exercising parental authority over him/her.

1. Recommend the filing of a complaint for the THIRD AND SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES of this ordinance to the Sangguniang Barangay, which legal action shall require, through a resolution, an approval of a majority of all the members thereof; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That in case of a disapproval by the Sangguniang Barangay, the sanctions for the SECOND OFFENSE under paragraph b.2, Section 6 hereof, shall be imposed; and

1. Furnish the Sangguniang Kabataan Chair a copy of the Report on Apprehended Offenders for monitoring purposes.

SECTION 8. RECORDS. The Secretary of the Barangay shall keep and maintain a permanent record of the names, addresses, dates of birth, time and place where custody was initially effected, and other circumstances of every minor offender taken into custody, by virtue of this ordinance, and furnish a copy of the same to the City Social Welfare and Development Office. Said records shall be CONFIDENTIAL.

SECTION 9. SUSPENSION OF IMPLEMENTATION. The Office of the City Mayor, by way of an executive issuance, may suspend the implementation of this ordinance in a particular barangay or certain areas, for a specific length of time, when public interest so requires. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that In no case that such suspension of implementation be more than THIRTY (30) DAYS.

SECTION 10. The City Legal Officer shall provide legal assistance to Punong Barangays in the prosecution of violators of this ordinance.

SECTION 11. SURIGAO CITY POLICE OFFICE. The Chief of Police of the Surigao City Police Office shall ensure the availability of its manpower, facilities and resources to the Punong Barangays in the enforcement of this ordinance.

Offenders who are residents of the City of Surigao held by police officers shall be referred to the Punong Barangay of the residence of the minor within six (6) hours from the time of their apprehension.

In case of a non-resident, the apprehended minor shall be turned-over to the Punong Barangay where the custody was effected for proper action in accordance with Section 3 of this ordinance.

SECTION 12. The City Social Welfare and Development Office through it social workers shall assist the Barangay Councils for the Protection of Children (BCPCs) in the conduct of intervention programs for violators and their parents at the barangay level. Assistance shall likewise be extended to the BCPCs in facilitating the proper petition for VOLUNTARY or INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT of the minor at the Regional Rehabilitation Center for Children and Youth (RRCYY) or any similar institutions, in accordance with Presidential Decree 603 or the Child and Youth Welfare Code.

SECTION 13. CITY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (CCPC). The City Council for the Protection of Children (CCPC), with the assistance of the Liga Ng Mga Barangay and the Sangguniang Kabataan Federation, shall be the primary body that shall be charged with the monitoring and implementation thereof, including the conduct of seminars, advocacy campaigns and public awareness activities.

SECTION 14. Copies of this ordinance shall be posted in Barangay Halls and in three (3) conspicuous places within the barangay and distributed to Police Sub- Stations and Outposts. PROVIDED, That the PUNONG BARANGAY shall device a system through BELLS, PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM, and the like, to provide warning to MINORS about the curfew hours, ONE (1) HOUR before its imposition in their respective barangays.

SECTION 15. FUNDING. The mandatory appropriation of 1% of the annual Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) for the strengthening and implementation of programs of the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC), as provided for in Section 15 or Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006, shall be used to cover the cost of the implementation of this ORDINANCE in the barangays. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That Barangay Councils shall not be barred from appropriating separate or additional funds as may be deemed fit for the purpose of implementing this ordinance.

SECTION 16. SEPARABILITY CLAUSE. If, for any reason or reasons, any part or provision of this ORDINANCE shall be held unconstitutional or invalid, other parts or provisions hereof which are not affected thereby shall continue to be in full force and effect.

SECTION 17. REPEALING CLAUSE. Any City or Barangay Ordinance or parts thereof, inconsistent herewith, are hereby repealed, revised or otherwise modified accordingly.

SECTION 18. EFFECTIVITY. This Ordinance shall take effect Fifteen (15) Days after its approval.

Enacted on October 14, 2010.

sa iban waya ako magmahay, sa imo PUNTO gajud!!!!

ay ay ini, umay pagsajo sab imo pag-uli? :bash:

Hahaha uno na! Mamawi ra kan si villager pagbalik nimo bai. Nihit sad an mga pampainit kay puro man nanguli sa ilaja sanan sa tabok kay nangayag kayag. Ma-pressure man sad lamang ini si bai regjeex an next host nan eb.

amo na gajud! d man sab ini na tawo mosabot hahahaha

mla-sug flights discontinued?, thats bad. I hope airphils will sustain. Passengers would still prefer the cheaper airbus flights in Butuan. Thats always the dilemna of Surigao not, being able to accommodate the A319s. I guess the cebu flights will carry on since its barely an hours trip.

hmmmmmmm i think mas cheaper ang fare nan surigao-cebu or surigao manila kay sa butuan. ang ako ticket kuman for cebu is only 605 last friday nako taglukat while sa butuan is 1,500 plus. based sa ako na experience since before mas barato ang surigao. possible nga tungod gamay ang plane ugsa mo dagan sa butuan ang uban.

besides tagtamok na sab nan airphil ang tagbijaan na nan cebupac na surigao-manila, thus airphil has two flights every TTSS aside from a daily flight for manila.

DENR-MGB 13 joins executive and legislative agenda formulation in Surigao Norte

Surigao del Norte (November 5) -- The province has been known for its rich mineral endowment and it is for this reason that this province had become a popular destination for small scale and large scale mining investors. In the province, a large track of land was also identified as Mineral Reservation areas, which minerals are owned and managed by the State.

Considering the active presence of mining in the province, it is significant to the province that mining shall be given primary attention by the Chief Executive of the Province and by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan through legislation of laws.

Just recently at the Gateway Hotel, Surigao City, the Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB-13) met with the various representatives of several agencies, NGOs, POs, LGUs to formulate the Executive and Legislative Agenda of the Province. The agenda for Surigao del Norte focuses on the HEALS program of the Governor. The acronym HEALS stands for Health, Environment/Education, Agricuture, Llivelihood, Senior Citizen/Security among others.

According to the Governor, Hon. Sol F. Matugas, the province is on the right track as far as mining is concern. It is notable in the province that when Gov. Matugas assumed the post, she has been very particular on the environmental compliances of quarry, sand and gravel operators, including mining.

During the executive and legislative agenda formulation, MGB-13 is one of the agencies comprising the Environment Group to which the office participated in identifying issues and concerns on the environment and developing strategies to achieve the program of the Governor on environmental protection.

The activity is also aimed to establish and strengthen alliances of various groups for a consolidated action towards the betterment of the province.

Governor Matugas enjoined everyone to be involved and help the province set ?up a system. She stressed on collection and generation of revenues for Surigao del Norte. (MGB-13/PIA-SDN)

The title of University does not automatically mean quality education. a lot of schools which are not universities (San Beda, San Sebastian, etc. STC and Immaculada in Cebu, etc. etc) are know for their quality and high standard of excellence, on the other hand a lot of universities (wont mention names na lang kay mahimu ug away) are actually known for their low quality and standard of education.

So really, its not the name of the school that counts.

San Sebastian College-Recoletos and San Beda College have already applied to become a university. San Beda is already planning of transferring to the UAAP once it becomes a university.

St. Paul University-Surigao is the most prestigious school of Surigao and the first university in the Caraga Region, but why is it that its website, for so many years now, is still under development? What could be the reason why the school could not come out with a website? I don't like the school to be lumped in the website of the St. Paul University System because it is not informative. I would like them to have their own separate website.

Unoy nahitabo sa website ng Surigao City government na nawala na man og dili na makita. Under development ba sab ang website? Marajaw unta ilang ajuhon ang website para more informative na sija kaysa kaniadto.

Ok lang kung gamay ray pasahero ang eroplano basta daghang cargo, ma offset ang revenue ng eroplano og dili sila maalkanse. Sa kaso ng Surigao, medyo gamay ray pasahero, wayay cargo pa ang eroplano mao nga alkanse sila mao ilang giundang na lang ang rota. Balita ko, daghang marine products ang carga sa eroplano didto sa Butuan paingon Manila.

amo na gajud! d man sab ini na tawo mosabot hahahaha

pag buyag btaw nato. kamo ra ni sir ral ang sakay, basi jaoy pa ijo taghapitan:lol:

St. Paul University-Surigao is the most prestigious school of Surigao and the first university in the Caraga Region, but why is it that its website, for so many years now, is still under development? What could be the reason why the school could not come out with a website? I don't like the school to be lumped in the website of the St. Paul University System because it is not informative. I would like them to have their own separate website.

molah? kuyang, way budget?
pede ba jaon ila mga estudyante nan computer science an
maghimo or maintain...

the most obvious reason, volume of passengers.

An cebupac also discontinued their direct mla-sur flights.

I say i cant blame the airlines, its always passenger volume which counts. ugsa balitaw im not that atat na atat about daily and direct flights because these airlines are in the business for profit. We cannot just ask them to continue their flights even if they are losing just so we can say that there are flights to surigao.

back to basics. law of supply and demand....

kumusta surigao....

ORDINANCE NO. 310, SERIES 2010

AN ORDINANCE STANDARDIZING CURFEW REGULATIONS FOR MINORS WITHIN SURIGAO CITY AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.



The Sangguniang Panlungsod of the City of Surigao hereby ORDAINS:

SECTION 1. CURLEW HOURS. The hours from 10:00 PM to 4:00 AM the following day are hereby declared as curlew hours for minors below 18 years of age.

SECTION 2. PROHIBITION. During the curfew hours, no minors below 18 years of age shall be allowed in public streets, commercial establishments, recreation centers, restaurants or bars, public places or any other area outside the immediate vicinity of their residences, except:

a) To a minor accompanied by his or her parent, guardian or other adult person having the care and custody of the minor.

b) To a minor who is performing an emergency errand directed by his or her parent, guardian or other adult person having the care and custody of the minor; PROVIDED, that after verification, the claim of the minor is found to be true.

c) To a minor who is a student of night school or one who, by reason of his/her employment, is required to stay in the streets or outside his/her residence after 10:00 PM: provided, that he/she must show school certification or written proof of employment as well as the hours of such employment, or that the minor is shown to be actually engaged in an economic activity as the case may be.

d) To a minor in the course of travel.

SECTION 3. BARANGAY OFFICIALS. All Punong Barangays, Kagawads of Sangguniang Barangays, and duly appointed Barangay Tanods, are hereby authorized, for purposes of implementing this ordinance, to take violators of this ordinance into their custody in their Barangay Halls or Multi-Purpose Centers: Provided, that:

1. The barangay official having custody of the minor shall immediately either inform the parents of such fact or by himself turn-over said minor to the parent within three (3) hours from start of custody.

1. If the violator is a resident of another barangay, he/she shall without delay be referred to the Punong Barangay of the place of residence of the minor.

The referring Punong Barangay shall provide for the arrangements of the transfer of custody of the offender. The Punong Barangay of the place of residence of the subject minor shall have the responsibility for expediting the proper action, pursuant to this ordinance as if the taking of custody was made by him.

1. If the violator is a resident of areas outside the political jurisdiction of the City of Surigao, said violator shall be turned-over to the Surigao City Social Welfare and Development Office or in the absence of each personnel, the Philippine National Police which will undertake temporary custody of the child for not more than eight (8) hours by the Punong Barangay of the place where the minor was held, who shall then be turned-over to his nearest of kin or guardian in the city, or if none, to the Social Welfare and Development Office of the municipality or city of domicile of the minor offender. And

1. If the offender is homeless, abandoned or neglected or has no known parent, relative or guardian residing in the city, he shall be taken without delay to the Residential Center for Street Children at Barangay Anomar, this city, that will arrange for his/her expeditious return to the biological relatives or to a foster or adopting home.

SECTION 4. PROCEDURE. In taking custody of the minor under Section 3 hereof, the authorities shall observe the following:

a) Properly identify himself/herself and present proper identification to the child;

b) Explain to the child in simple language and in a language or dialect that he/she can understand the reason for the custody and the offense that he/she committed;

c) Take the child to a medical officer whenever medical treatment is required;

d) Record in a separate Log Book the circumstances of the custody, which shall be confidential;

e) Handcuffs and other instruments of restraint shall not be used but if used on the child, the officer shall record in the Log Book such fact and the reason for the use of such instruments of restraint;

f) A minor taken into custody shall not be locked up in a detention cell;

g) If a search is necessary, a minor taken into custody shall not be searched by an officer of the opposite sex;

h) Refrain from using vulgar or profane words and from sexually harassing or abusing, or making sexual advances on the minor; and

i) Avoid the use of violence or unnecessary force on the child in conflict with the law.


SECTION 5. INTERVENTION PROGRAM. Whenever possible, all offenders shall undergo an intervention program following the pertinent provisions of Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006. The intervention, which shall be for a minimum period of six (6) months, shall be conducted by the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC) in coordination with the concerned social worker of the City Social Welfare and Development Office, in the barangay where the minor is residing. The BCPC shall be responsible in determining the effectiveness of the program and the compliance by the child and parents with the terms and conditions of the intervention program.

If the child and the parents, guardian or persons having custody of the child fail to comply with the intervention program, despite exhausting all efforts to assist them, the BCPC or the City Social Welfare and Development Office may file the proper petition for involuntary commitment of the child to a behavioral rehabilitation facility pursuant to P.D. 603.

SECTION 6. SANCTIONS. Any minor violating this ordinance shall be sanctioned as follows:

a) If the offender is fifteen (15) years of age and below, the sanction shall consist of a reprimand for the minor and admonition to the offenders parents, guardian or person exercising parental authority. Both the former and the latter shall undergo an Intervention Program as provided for in the preceding section.

b) If the offender is more than fifteen (15) years of age but less than eighteen (18) years of age, the sanction shall be:

b.1 For FIRST OFFENSE, the sanction shall consist of reprimand for the minor and admonition to the offenders parents, guardian or person exercising parental authority. Both the former and the latter shall undergo an Intervention Program as provided for in the preceding section.

b.2 For the SECOND OFFENSE, the sanction shall consist of a reprimand for the minor and twenty(20) hours of community service to be performed by the offenders parents, guardian or person exercising parental authority. Community service shall include clean-up of public facilities, volunteer work in health centers or day care centers, educational work, environmental sanitation, solid waste, attendance in enhanced parent effectiveness seminars, and the like.

If an Intervention Program is pending the same shall be extended for another six (6) months, or if a prior Intervention Program had already culminated, a new Intervention Program for the offender and the parent, guardian or person exercising parental authority over the latter shall be commenced.

b.3 For the THIRD OFFENSE AND SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES, ‘reprimand for the minor and his/her parent, guardian or person exercising parental authority over the latter shall suffer imprisonment of one (1) day to ten (10) days, or a fine of two thousand pesos (P2000.00), or both at the discretion of the court. PROVIDED, That the complaint shall be filed by the Punong Barangay with Office of the City Prosecutor.

SECTION 7. BARANGAY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (BCPC). In addition to the powers and functions of the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC) stipulated in Ordinance No. 219, series of 2004, also known as the Child Welfare Code of Surigao City, Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006, Presidential Decree 603 or the Child and Youth Welfare Code, and other related issuances, the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC) be vested with the following:

1. Impose the sanctions provided for under Section 6 of this ordinance, except for the THIRD OFFENSE AND SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES;
2. Commit an offender upon custody under the terms hereof to the parent, guardian or person exercising parental authority over the same;

1. Decide on the necessity of the commitment of an offender to the Regional Rehabilitation Center for Children and Youth (RRCCY) at Patin-ay, Agusan del Sur, or any other appropriate facility, in case of violation of the intervention program of the offender, his/her parents, guardian or person exercising parental authority over him/her.

1. Recommend the filing of a complaint for the THIRD AND SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES of this ordinance to the Sangguniang Barangay, which legal action shall require, through a resolution, an approval of a majority of all the members thereof; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That in case of a disapproval by the Sangguniang Barangay, the sanctions for the SECOND OFFENSE under paragraph b.2, Section 6 hereof, shall be imposed; and

1. Furnish the Sangguniang Kabataan Chair a copy of the Report on Apprehended Offenders for monitoring purposes.

SECTION 8. RECORDS. The Secretary of the Barangay shall keep and maintain a permanent record of the names, addresses, dates of birth, time and place where custody was initially effected, and other circumstances of every minor offender taken into custody, by virtue of this ordinance, and furnish a copy of the same to the City Social Welfare and Development Office. Said records shall be CONFIDENTIAL.

SECTION 9. SUSPENSION OF IMPLEMENTATION. The Office of the City Mayor, by way of an executive issuance, may suspend the implementation of this ordinance in a particular barangay or certain areas, for a specific length of time, when public interest so requires. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that In no case that such suspension of implementation be more than THIRTY (30) DAYS.

SECTION 10. The City Legal Officer shall provide legal assistance to Punong Barangays in the prosecution of violators of this ordinance.

SECTION 11. SURIGAO CITY POLICE OFFICE. The Chief of Police of the Surigao City Police Office shall ensure the availability of its manpower, facilities and resources to the Punong Barangays in the enforcement of this ordinance.

Offenders who are residents of the City of Surigao held by police officers shall be referred to the Punong Barangay of the residence of the minor within six (6) hours from the time of their apprehension.

In case of a non-resident, the apprehended minor shall be turned-over to the Punong Barangay where the custody was effected for proper action in accordance with Section 3 of this ordinance.

SECTION 12. The City Social Welfare and Development Office through it social workers shall assist the Barangay Councils for the Protection of Children (BCPCs) in the conduct of intervention programs for violators and their parents at the barangay level. Assistance shall likewise be extended to the BCPCs in facilitating the proper petition for VOLUNTARY or INVOLUNTARY COMMITMENT of the minor at the Regional Rehabilitation Center for Children and Youth (RRCYY) or any similar institutions, in accordance with Presidential Decree 603 or the Child and Youth Welfare Code.

SECTION 13. CITY COUNCIL FOR THE PROTECTION OF CHILDREN (CCPC). The City Council for the Protection of Children (CCPC), with the assistance of the Liga Ng Mga Barangay and the Sangguniang Kabataan Federation, shall be the primary body that shall be charged with the monitoring and implementation thereof, including the conduct of seminars, advocacy campaigns and public awareness activities.

SECTION 14. Copies of this ordinance shall be posted in Barangay Halls and in three (3) conspicuous places within the barangay and distributed to Police Sub- Stations and Outposts. PROVIDED, That the PUNONG BARANGAY shall device a system through BELLS, PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM, and the like, to provide warning to MINORS about the curfew hours, ONE (1) HOUR before its imposition in their respective barangays.

SECTION 15. FUNDING. The mandatory appropriation of 1% of the annual Internal Revenue Allotment (IRA) for the strengthening and implementation of programs of the Barangay Council for the Protection of Children (BCPC), as provided for in Section 15 or Republic Act 9344 or the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006, shall be used to cover the cost of the implementation of this ORDINANCE in the barangays. PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That Barangay Councils shall not be barred from appropriating separate or additional funds as may be deemed fit for the purpose of implementing this ordinance.

SECTION 16. SEPARABILITY CLAUSE. If, for any reason or reasons, any part or provision of this ORDINANCE shall be held unconstitutional or invalid, other parts or provisions hereof which are not affected thereby shall continue to be in full force and effect.

SECTION 17. REPEALING CLAUSE. Any City or Barangay Ordinance or parts thereof, inconsistent herewith, are hereby repealed, revised or otherwise modified accordingly.

SECTION 18. EFFECTIVITY. This Ordinance shall take effect Fifteen (15) Days after its approval.

Enacted on October 14, 2010.

exempted an mga langlang ha ha ha. himu-e na daan nan certification villager ha ha ha :lol:

St. Paul University-Surigao is the most prestigious school of Surigao and the first university in the Caraga Region, but why is it that its website, for so many years now, is still under development? What could be the reason why the school could not come out with a website? I don't like the school to be lumped in the website of the St. Paul University System because it is not informative. I would like them to have their own separate website.

molah? kuyang, way budget?
pede ba jaon ila mga estudyante nan computer science an
maghimo or maintain...

yes I noticed this too, dugay na. even the variuos proposals of the alumni to for a website has not been realized.

pwede raman unta ipa project sa mga IT students nila. amu lagi ini usahay sakit nato, maradjaw ra sa sinugdanan.:ohno:

Unoy nahitabo sa website ng Surigao City government na nawala na man og dili na makita. Under development ba sab ang website? Marajaw unta ilang ajuhon ang website para more informative na sija kaysa kaniadto.

Utro sab ini. when the former web administrator got separated from the city govt, ya na madajaw inin website nan city. a pity, it was doing well when ti started out.

@boknot, sin-o naman chairman nan IT sa city kuman?

Ok lang kung gamay ray pasahero ang eroplano basta daghang cargo, ma offset ang revenue ng eroplano og dili sila maalkanse. Sa kaso ng Surigao, medyo gamay ray pasahero, wayay cargo pa ang eroplano mao nga alkanse sila mao ilang giundang na lang ang rota. Balita ko, daghang marine products ang carga sa eroplano didto sa Butuan paingon Manila.

the marine products in bxu are actually from surigao. adto didto kay an planes here are small and not capable of carrying those kind of cargoes. sa bagahe ra nan pasahero, puno na.

pag buyag btaw nato. kamo ra ni sir ral ang sakay, basi jaoy pa ijo taghapitan:lol:

ha ha ha ka-seloso sab. mga good boy kami wui. he he he.

laong pa ni jed nanguli sa ila lugar mga pipol para mangayag kayag.:nuts:

Utro sab ini. when the former web administrator got separated from the city govt, ya na madajaw inin website nan city. a pity, it was doing well when ti started out.

@boknot, sin-o naman chairman nan IT sa city kuman?

^^ i dont know really if they have reorganized already the IT committee .. the IT people it seems are not aware the website is not accessible from outside networks for it is up and running if you check it from within the LGU-LAN ... now they got another soft prodding from my end :)

exempted an mga langlang ha ha ha. himu-e na daan nan certification villager ha ha ha :lol:

as long as they are within the age limit hahaha :D

^^ i like the phrase when engaged in economic activity, ha ha ha.:lol:

yes I noticed this too, dugay na. even the variuos proposals of the alumni to for a website has not been realized.

pwede raman unta ipa project sa mga IT students nila. amu lagi ini usahay sakit nato, maradjaw ra sa sinugdanan.:ohno:


basin dili sila mahibayo mo himo nan website :bash: :nuts:

When we studied our thesis back 2001, according to Bancasi Airport most of the cargoes nga mga marine products nga ma send either Manila or Cebu are from ADN and ADS.. some are from of Surigao and MisOr... mga kasagaran mga prawn og lobster nga gikan sa BXU and Mun. of Magallanes.. some raw materials from Gingoog, vegetables from Agusan del Norte and fruits from Agusan del Sur...

Ang ako na obserbahan no, dili kaayo taas ang volume sa passengers sa Surigao tungod kay ang uban part sa province duol ra sa BXU. Ang maka avail sa flight sa Surigao ang parts sa Surigao del Sur og Surigao Norte. Since naa kaugalingon airport ang Siargao, mao nga na kuhaan jud og percentage. Pero basin mo balik ra sila og service... mag materialize ra na sila og matuman na cguro ang extension sa runway.... :)

the marine products in bxu are actually from surigao. adto didto kay an planes here are small and not capable of carrying those kind of cargoes. sa bagahe ra nan pasahero, puno na.

wow ... i missed the dinner but had 2 cups of latte' :D ... islander you did not make it und die junge frauen vermissen dich :)

haha! ich habe nicht die junge frauen gesehen. boy band man gani jaon sa picture nijo oh. :lol:

bitaw sir, next time rakan kon jaon pa. ini ra man bitaw kasagaran surigao.

ok ra sa kadaghanan pero jaoy isa na tan-aw ko bagan dili mosugot. pero majority man kaha an masunod ikaw bahala :lol:

oops, i-update kami sa imo tag-propose na EB, bai regjeex. hope maka-attend na next time si SC, Islander, Raisey, etc.
next time apil ko. sure na! hehe

islander, i hope ya mamalikas si boknot sa imu. he he he. ya man kaw gajud muagi kadali.
errands lagi sa bayay sir. so after sa batch meeting namo niuli na dajon ko.

:lol::lol: nope i did not. i was just telling him that my batchmates missed him. :D
hahaha! gulpi raba ka-kuya. kalain sab makainom imo batchmates sir kay magblur man an panan-aw. na inin gamay ra man an bija sa amo batch. hahaha

hapit na an pasko...uno namay update sa canning factory and more......basin kutob ra sab adto sa press release......nag ayam na raba adto si white sa jadto na balita :lol:

mike hain naman an picture nan bag-o na tindahan? mag open man kaha adto nan november.....tsk! tsk! tsk! arang man ka mingaw waya namay karajawan ako nabalitaan.

mike hain naman an picture nan bag-o na tindahan? mag open man kaha adto nan november.....tsk! tsk! tsk! arang man ka mingaw waya namay karajawan ako nabalitaan.

bai.try naku silum..ajaw kabalaka kay hamuk karajawan diri.hehe..

grabe an pagexpand sa tavern hotel bai..weeew.

jaoy say interested na magput-up ug pizza restaurant sa may luneta..

mail and more open nasad sa new lauriente bldg.

there is a new building inside Pier area

New building beside trimix

New building beside Palma Store

New building for Camp G Disco Bar at the boulevard

New building here and there.hehe:lol:

molah? kuyang, way budget?
pede ba jaon ila mga estudyante nan computer science an
maghimo or maintain...

I heard na they're re-constructing na their website. Website viewing depends daw sa proxy setting ng usa ka internet browser diha. So far, ok cya ^^.

bai.try naku silum..ajaw kabalaka kay hamuk karajawan diri.hehe..

grabe an pagexpand sa tavern hotel bai..weeew.

jaoy say interested na magput-up ug pizza restaurant sa may luneta..

mail and more open nasad sa new lauriente bldg.

there is a new building inside Pier area

New building beside trimix

New building beside Palma Store

New building for Camp G Disco Bar at the boulevard

New building here and there.hehe:lol:



Hurot na gajud ako bilib sa imo mike.....excited nasab ako makakita nan mga larawang kupas :banana: si madam sc nag luja man waya naman halos magkisawkisaw :lol:

whats new on the city?

guys is it true..unsa kunu na tang2 ang mster donut tungud ky nakit-an na jauy "rat" sa ila tinda? hope its not true...=(

haha! ich habe nicht die junge frauen gesehen. boy band man gani jaon sa picture nijo oh. :lol:

bitaw sir, next time rakan kon jaon pa. ini ra man bitaw kasagaran surigao.

^^ yah ok. die junge frauen sind nicht ins islands aber spaeter haben wir andere sitzung ueber rh und lights :D


hahaha! gulpi raba ka-kuya. kalain sab makainom imo batchmates sir kay magblur man an panan-aw. na inin gamay ra man an bija sa amo batch. hahaha

^^ kuya h'wag ... 'wag kuya! hahaha :D

hmmmmmmm i think mas cheaper ang fare nan surigao-cebu or surigao manila kay sa butuan. ang ako ticket kuman for cebu is only 605 last friday nako taglukat while sa butuan is 1,500 plus. based sa ako na experience since before mas barato ang surigao. possible nga tungod gamay ang plane ugsa mo dagan sa butuan ang uban.

besides tagtamok na sab nan airphil ang tagbijaan na nan cebupac na surigao-manila, thus airphil has two flights every TTSS aside from a daily flight for manila.
Then nothing bad has happened actually, you lose some, you win some! but if you check 5js website, the 3x weekly flight to manila is there effective February 2011. Not that they are losing, just an equipment issue that they have to prioritized high traffic destinations like Caticlan.

Then nothing bad has happened actually, you lose some, you win some! but if you check 5js website, the 3x weekly flight to manila is there effective February 2011. Not that they are losing, just an equipment issue that they have to prioritized high traffic destinations like Caticlan.


That's true, as far as I know all ATR aircrafts are subject for annual maintenance that's why Surigao flights are temporarily our of service to give priority the high traffic destinations.

hapit na an pasko...uno namay update sa canning factory and more......basin kutob ra sab adto sa press release......nag ayam na raba adto si white sa jadto na balita :lol:

unfortunately the latest buzz is that the cannery is no longer in the drawing boards. back out na daw.

I had doubts about this sa una pa but i also hope matinood. pero the reality is that, the volume of tuna here in surigao is not sufficient.

if you go to the market, blue marlin an permi jaon.

unfortunately the latest buzz is that the cannery is no longer in the drawing boards. back out na daw.

I had doubts about this sa una pa but i also hope matinood. pero the reality is that, the volume of tuna here in surigao is not sufficient.

if you go to the market, blue marlin an permi jaon.


sad to hear about it...pero way ato mahimo kon way gajud pag laum :ohno:

ka sayang Sir... :ohno: daku untang ka tabang sa economiya ang maong plant... tas dakung katabang sa mga katawhan para maka work...

unfortunately the latest buzz is that the cannery is no longer in the drawing boards. back out na daw.

I had doubts about this sa una pa but i also hope matinood. pero the reality is that, the volume of tuna here in surigao is not sufficient.

if you go to the market, blue marlin an permi jaon.

whats new on the city?

guys is it true..unsa kunu na tang2 ang mster donut tungud ky nakit-an na jauy "rat" sa ila tinda? hope its not true...=(

never heard about that.:ohno:

Surigao Norte eyes P500-M income in 2011
By MIKE U. CRISMUNDO
November 9, 2010, 9:28pm

SURIGAO CITY, Philippines – The provincial government of Surigao del Norte is eyeing more than P500-million income in 2011, an official of the province disclosed Tuesday.

Surigao del Norte has been known for its rich mineral endowment and it is for this reason that this province had become a popular destination of foreign and domestic business groups and private companies because of mining investments and other agricultural production, tourism, and fishing industry.

Large-scale and even-small scale mining investors are mushrooming at this northeastern tip province in Mindanao.

In this province, a large track of land was also identified as Mineral Reservation Areas, where minerals are owned and managed by the state.

Considering the active presence of mining resources in the province, it is significant that mining is given primary attention by the provincial chief executive and by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) through legislation of laws.

For a mining company alone located in the towns of Claver and Taganito, its management is opening some 4,000 jobs next year in preparation for their full operation, said Surigao del Norte Gov. Sol F. Matugas, in an interview, along with her husband Rep. Francisco T. Matugas (1st District, Surigao del Norte).

She said the tourism industry and even fishing and other agricultural and mineral products are also picking up and added to the burgeoning income of the province.

“The influx of big businesses in the province makes more than P500 million in income even more next year and the succeeding years,” said the governor who is a former regional director of the Department of Education (DepEd).

She said the thrust of the provincial government which is upgrading all the development projects such as education, health, food security, agriculture, environment, infrastructure, and livelihood “can now move on.”

unfortunately the latest buzz is that the cannery is no longer in the drawing boards. back out na daw.

I had doubts about this sa una pa but i also hope matinood. pero the reality is that, the volume of tuna here in surigao is not sufficient.

if you go to the market, blue marlin an permi jaon.

sayang gajud..all surigaonons were hoping on this..:ohno:

MAAYONG BUNTAG SA TANAN!!!
^^ :banana: :banana: ^^

unfortunately the latest buzz is that the cannery is no longer in the drawing boards. back out na daw.

I had doubts about this sa una pa but i also hope matinood. pero the reality is that, the volume of tuna here in surigao is not sufficient.

if you go to the market, blue marlin an permi jaon.

:( sayang, laong ko pa lage... kay murag its not time pa talaga.
Muabot ra na oi, ug basin may MAS DAKO PA :nocrook: :nocrook:

Pareha sa kadtong ga-rumor na mekdownalds, diba? wya madajon ke may mga circumstances:lol: , unoy gipule? duha ka cafe ug high end botique then me coming soon pa na maga-abli sa kadto didto na buidling.. kesa naman sa USA ra ka fast-food chain ang mu-vacant didto, diba? CAN'T YOU SEE THE SIGN?
^^ ^^ may mas better pa na muabot :cheers: :cheers:

Surigao Norte eyes P500-M income in 2011
By MIKE U. CRISMUNDO
November 9, 2010, 9:28pm

SURIGAO CITY, Philippines – The provincial government of Surigao del Norte is eyeing more than P500-million income in 2011, an official of the province disclosed Tuesday.

Surigao del Norte has been known for its rich mineral endowment and it is for this reason that this province had become a popular destination of foreign and domestic business groups and private companies because of mining investments and other agricultural production, tourism, and fishing industry.

Large-scale and even-small scale mining investors are mushrooming at this northeastern tip province in Mindanao.

In this province, a large track of land was also identified as Mineral Reservation Areas, where minerals are owned and managed by the state.

Considering the active presence of mining resources in the province, it is significant that mining is given primary attention by the provincial chief executive and by the Sangguniang Panlalawigan (SP) through legislation of laws.

For a mining company alone located in the towns of Claver and Taganito, its management is opening some 4,000 jobs next year in preparation for their full operation, said Surigao del Norte Gov. Sol F. Matugas, in an interview, along with her husband Rep. Francisco T. Matugas (1st District, Surigao del Norte).

She said the tourism industry and even fishing and other agricultural and mineral products are also picking up and added to the burgeoning income of the province.

“The influx of big businesses in the province makes more than P500 million in income even more next year and the succeeding years,” said the governor who is a former regional director of the Department of Education (DepEd).

She said the thrust of the provincial government which is upgrading all the development projects such as education, health, food security, agriculture, environment, infrastructure, and livelihood “can now move on.”

:applause: :rock: :applause:

Here in cebu for two days. I'm looking for linggam as highly recomended by blue hahahahahaa JOKE!
@mike: uno man ton na pizza store? Local brand ra or another franchise?

bai.try naku silum..ajaw kabalaka kay hamuk karajawan diri.hehe..

grabe an pagexpand sa tavern hotel bai..weeew.

jaoy say interested na magput-up ug pizza restaurant sa may luneta..

mail and more open nasad sa new lauriente bldg.

there is a new building inside Pier area

New building beside trimix

New building beside Palma Store

New building for Camp G Disco Bar at the boulevard

New building here and there.hehe:lol:

building inside the Port is Port Managers REsidence. very nice and luxurious. makes you wonder the tax payers money spent on it.

An sa trimix if im not mistaken will another auto shop, the 3rd of its kind after Good Boyz sa Luna, and that new one sa Borromeo besides Frankloyd.

jaoy uc na 4 storey bldg besides the Visayan Marketing.

whats new on the city?

guys is it true..unsa kunu na tang2 ang mster donut tungud ky nakit-an na jauy "rat" sa ila tinda? hope its not true...=(

never heard about that.:ohno:

whatb i heard is ya namgkasinabot an franchisee sanan si Laurente the lessee of the area where Mr. donut was opened. kuman an nipuli made in china store na sab.

building inside the Port is Port Managers REsidence. very nice and luxurious. makes you wonder the tax payers money spent on it.

An sa trimix if im not mistaken will another auto shop, the 3rd of its kind after Good Boyz sa Luna, and that new one sa Borromeo besides Frankloyd.

jaoy uc na 4 storey bldg besides the Visayan Marketing.


Hmm ka swerte pud sa manager ay ay

bai.try naku silum..ajaw kabalaka kay hamuk karajawan diri.hehe..

grabe an pagexpand sa tavern hotel bai..weeew.

jaoy say interested na magput-up ug pizza restaurant sa may luneta..

mail and more open nasad sa new lauriente bldg.

there is a new building inside Pier area

New building beside trimix

New building beside Palma Store

New building for Camp G Disco Bar at the boulevard

New building here and there.hehe:lol:


Uno man na pizza store ton mike, local or franchise?

Here in cebu for two days. I'm looking for linggam as highly recomended by blue hahahahahaa JOKE!
@mike: uno man ton na pizza store? Local brand ra or another franchise?

JAOY lingam sa may cantomeza sa may mabolo bai.hehehe

waya naku mangutana pagpalabe kay masipog sad ko. basta they want a 30sq.m. space for that.

^^ yah ok. die junge frauen sind nicht ins islands aber spaeter haben wir andere sitzung ueber rh und lights :D







In short: loso mo hahahahaha

JAOY lingam sa may cantomeza sa may mabolo bai.hehehe

waya naku mangutana pagpalabe kay masipog sad ko. basta they want a 30sq.m. space for that.

Ay pa thrill pa ini na tawo hehehe anyway whatever it is good addition gihapon ton sa surigao. Iton dimsum house na mo open beside BGC kay amu ra nan dimsum break. Dili kaha franchise ton nan dimsum break?

ART BOX
HAIR SALON

SOON TO OPEN at the GRANDSTAND SHOPS

:banana:

ART BOX
HAIR SALON

SOON TO OPEN at the GRANDSTAND SHOPS

:banana:

2 rakan ka rentable an nabilin na waya pay kisaw..

Ay pa thrill pa ini na tawo hehehe anyway whatever it is good addition gihapon ton sa surigao. Iton dimsum house na mo open beside BGC kay amu ra nan dimsum break. Dili kaha franchise ton nan dimsum break?

local brand cja! mas gana pa sa DB! :cheers:

Ay pa thrill pa ini na tawo hehehe anyway whatever it is good addition gihapon ton sa surigao. Iton dimsum house na mo open beside BGC kay amu ra nan dimsum break. Dili kaha franchise ton nan dimsum break?

thrill ba na amo raman ako nahibay-an.hehehe

Surigao Norte towns adopt BPLS for LGUs

Surigao del Norte -- Four (4) local government units (LGUs) of this province will adopt the newly introduced streamlining of Business Permits & Licensing System (BPLS).

These 4 LGUs are the city of Surigao with three (3) neighboring municipalities namely: Claver, Mainit and Tubod.

The BPLS, as presented during the MOA signing at the provincial convention center recently, aimed at unifying numerous forms, confusing steps, long waiting time and assorted signatories to "provide efficient delivery of services to the public by reducing bureaucratic red tape and preventing graft and corruptions."

Some of the benefits of the BPLS streamlining include an improved revenue generation, reduced time and resources spent by LGUs in the BPLS process, more complete information base on business enterprises in their localities for more informed policy and decision-making and better image for the LGU in the area of good governance.

DILG Prov'l Director Domingo Bulabug said the direct beneficiary of a streamlined BPLS is the businessman. "Less corruption and reduced time spent in registering their business redound to financial savings," he said.
It may be recalled that during the first SONA of President Benigno S. Aquino III, he emphasized that on top of the agenda for development of his Administration is job generation.

"While we look for more ways to streamline our processes to make business start-ups easier, I hope the LGUs can also find ways to implement reforms that will be consistent with the ones we have already started," Aquino said.
With this, the DILG and DTI responded to this pronouncement through the BPLS. (PIA)

Gov. Matugas chairs LMDA

Butuan City -- Surigao del Norte Governor Sol F. Matugas was elected by majority of the members of the Board of Trustees (BOT) of the Lake Mainit Development Alliance (LMDA) during its Board Meeting on Tuesday (November 9) held at the Agusan del Norte Provincial Training Center, capitol site, this city.

The lady governor was represented by Vice Governor Carlos Egay Jr. who immediately presided the meeting after the election.

Meanwhile, National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA)-Caraga Regional Director Carmencita Cochingco was re-elected Vice Chairman.

The BOT election of Chairmanship followed a rule agreed by the previous Board of Trustees to select a new set of officers after every local election. The reorganization of the BOT will give opportunities for the newly-elected officials to be chosen as officers of the BOT and replace the officials that have loss during the election.

Another rule set by the BOT is the position of the Vice Chairperson as set aside to the line agency members. The customary practice is that, the member line agencies prefer NEDA to be the Vice Chairperson. The Vice Chairperson can also act as a convenor when the selected officials loss in the local election. The treasurer of the organization is set aside to the host municipality.

The selected local government official will occupy the position as officer of LMDA during their term of office. The rule set by the previous BOT can be changed as agreed by majority of the members. (PIA-Caraga)

If you guys can notice, nagexpand na ang GOLDILOCKS sa ila store..

24 HOURS nasad an Jollibee

Getting ready for the holiday season!

hi everyone..hehehe..nabanhaw ko... its been a while... nakalimot ko sa password.... mustamus? congrats for the thread 34...

St. Paul University-Surigao is the most prestigious school of Surigao and the first university in the Caraga Region, but why is it that its website, for so many years now, is still under development? What could be the reason why the school could not come out with a website? I don't like the school to be lumped in the website of the St. Paul University System because it is not informative. I would like them to have their own separate website.

hehehe.... thanks for the nice words about SPUS.... attention DEAR SISTERS.....:)

:rofl: tumbling ko ani... :rofl: :D

In short: loso mo hahahahaha

hehehe.... thanks for the nice words about SPUS.... attention DEAR SISTERS.....:)

hi! nabanhaw jud kaw.hehe..musta na dha cbu? :lol:

CHICKEN ATI-ATIHAN
LOCATED AT NARCISO ROSALES ST.

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G fuel
Rizal St

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Petron At Bus terminal

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City Airport

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JAOY lingam sa may cantomeza sa may mabolo bai.hehehe

waya naku mangutana pagpalabe kay masipog sad ko. basta they want a 30sq.m. space for that.
uman ini sir albertos pizza? i heard na ang pizza home grown from cebu is exclusive only sa cebu..well if thats the case welcome to surigao albertos pizza......waya na dajun sa passing ang calda....???

If you guys can notice, nagexpand na ang GOLDILOCKS sa ila store..

24 HOURS nasad an Jollibee

Getting ready for the holiday season!
is this really true?o basi char char rasad ini,,,..aw sa bagay ting pasko naman sad bc mag expand cla ky kusug man cla sa dec. na month coz ang mga party nagkanat!hehehe

jabe 24 hours?tinoud ini?

Ay pa thrill pa ini na tawo hehehe anyway whatever it is good addition gihapon ton sa surigao. Iton dimsum house na mo open beside BGC kay amu ra nan dimsum break. Dili kaha franchise ton nan dimsum break?
i dont think na dimsum break ang mu barug dha..cguru dimsum house pwede pa.considering the place its too small......and i dont think the place is ideal to put up a reknown fast food chain......

but still kun tinuod nasad,welcome surigao!

i dont think na dimsum break ang mu barug dha..cguru dimsum house pwede pa.considering the place its too small......and i dont thihnk the place is ideal to put up a reknown fast food chain......

but stitll kun tinuod nasad,welcome surigao!

thats right...dili cja DB. The start of home grown dim sum house is in the making.

In short: loso mo hahahahaha

^^:lol::lol: tiwas ka ni islander wahahah!

uman ini sir albertos pizza? i heard na ang pizza home grown from cebu is exclusive only sa cebu..well if thats the case welcome to surigao albertos pizza......waya na dajun sa passing ang calda....???


inday gani.:ohno::lol:

from facebook

At Almont Beach Resort and Hotel
That's Basul Island in the background and next is Hikdop Island

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Unicity as of Nov.11,2010

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notice the steel beam is sagging.

hi everyone..hehehe..nabanhaw ko... its been a while... nakalimot ko sa password.... mustamus? congrats for the thread 34...

hello april! glad to have you back.:)

is this really true?o basi char char rasad ini,,,..aw sa bagay ting pasko naman sad bc mag expand cla ky kusug man cla sa dec. na month coz ang mga party nagkanat!hehehe

jabe 24 hours?tinoud ini?

yep its true.

an jollibee they have been doing this since last year. pag fiesta nad chirstmas mag 24 hours sila.

an goldilocks retailer expanded probably to accomodate tables and chairs. nagdiversify sab sila, no longer exclusive golidlocks products but also cebu delicacies-otap, rosquillos etc.

construction inside tavern hotel

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The WSS Shopping center

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The Visitors' Center and Souvenir Shop( DOnt know the exact name) is now open at the Provincial Gym.

But i want to see a comfty sofa chair not the local hard wood crafts chairs at the lounge area..

nag tapad tapad ra man diay ang mga shopping center sa surigao no... metro og ang WSS dikit kaayo...

The WSS Shopping center

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My Photos taken last Sunday

MAINIT LAKESIDE RESORT AND HOTEL
Poblacion Mainit, Surigao Del NOrte

Cottage Fee 250 pesos.

Live bands Available every Friday,SAturday and Sunday Night

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nag tapad tapad ra man diay ang mga shopping center sa surigao no... metro og ang WSS dikit kaayo...

yep! but they cant even provide some parking space to the customers! they should alot 1 parking slot in every 50 square meters of commercial area. Noncompliance will get a penalty!! darn!:bash:

is this really true?o basi char char rasad ini,,,..aw sa bagay ting pasko naman sad bc mag expand cla ky kusug man cla sa dec. na month coz ang mga party nagkanat!hehehe

jabe 24 hours?tinoud ini?



White! arang ka dako an katawa ni Regjeex sa imo pa glaong na CHAR CHAR :lol: :lol: :lol:

My Photos taken last Sunday

MAINIT LAKESIDE RESORT AND HOTEL
Poblacion Mainit, Surigao Del NOrte

Cottage Fee 250 pesos.

Live bands Available every Friday,SAturday and Sunday Night

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Lakeside is getting better.....uno may ila email for further inquiry?, salamat!

The Visitors' Center and Souvenir Shop( DOnt know the exact name) is now open at the Provincial Gym.

But i want to see a comfty sofa chair not the local hard wood crafts chairs at the lounge area..

Surigao's Best ang ngayan bagan hehe... Proj. ng Prov'l Gov't, jaun mi mga pics didto ni screwface check the shop nalang...

[QUOTE=rally;66909325]yep its true.

an jollibee they have been doing this since last year. pag fiesta nad chirstmas mag 24 hours sila.

an goldilocks retailer expanded probably to accomodate tables and chairs. nagdiversify sab sila, no longer exclusive golidlocks products but also cebu delicacies-otap, rosquillos etc.[/QU

every aug 15 to sept 31 and month of dec sila mang 24hrs.. na extend kay hamok naman tigkaon nan kadlawn.. isa na ako.. hahaha.. if taas gihapon ila sales pag jan. 24hrs ra gihanpon sila

Hmm ka swerte pud sa manager ay ay

been there... nice bagan 3 rooms adto.. rooftop overlooking mga barko haha

Here in cebu for two days. I'm looking for linggam as highly recomended by blue hahahahahaa JOKE!
@mike: uno man ton na pizza store? Local brand ra or another franchise?

ay ay loy, basta karajawan ako. linggam duol ra sa robinsons fuente. ajaw na pagkadto sa mabolo kay lajo na.

the most obvious reason, volume of passengers.

An cebupac also discontinued their direct mla-sur flights.

I say i cant blame the airlines, its always passenger volume which counts. ugsa balitaw im not that atat na atat about daily and direct flights because these airlines are in the business for profit. We cannot just ask them to continue their flights even if they are losing just so we can say that there are flights to surigao.

Naundang ba? Murag duha man gani ka flights ang AirpHil kada buntag. Then one CebuPac ug another AirPhil sa noon.

Unicity as of Nov.11,2010

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notice the steel beam is sagging.

Abi ko man na Plaza Fair. Unicity. Pareha ra iton sa Butuan. Pero ok lang malingaw man kaw sa mga baligya. Amura man siguro, Novo. One store has it all.:lol:

[QUOTE=rally;66909325]yep its true.

an jollibee they have been doing this since last year. pag fiesta nad chirstmas mag 24 hours sila.

an goldilocks retailer expanded probably to accomodate tables and chairs. nagdiversify sab sila, no longer exclusive golidlocks products but also cebu delicacies-otap, rosquillos etc.[/QU

every aug 15 to sept 31 and month of dec sila mang 24hrs.. na extend kay hamok naman tigkaon nan kadlawn.. isa na ako.. hahaha.. if taas gihapon ila sales pag jan. 24hrs ra gihanpon sila
hows the news regarding sa second branch nan jabe?hae na dapit ang rumor?
guys ang grandstand wayay areglar tag-[as na ang sagbot..pastilan....uman ini y budget?

Abi ko man na Plaza Fair. Unicity. Pareha ra iton sa Butuan. Pero ok lang malingaw man kaw sa mga baligya. Amura man siguro, Novo. One store has it all.:lol:
daku man bagan ini na tindahan coz may buldozer man daw sa ilayum matud pa sa ako manghud..

White! arang ka dako an katawa ni Regjeex sa imo pa glaong na CHAR CHAR :lol: :lol: :lol:
hahaha...y toho ako maicip na word..tas nagdali pa....paxensya na!

gaisano capital - between spu and bus terminal :)

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gaisano capital - between spu and bus terminal :)
uman ini sir tinuod na?murag waya pa may kisaw!

MAAYONG ADLAW SA TANAN!!!
^^ :banana: ^^ :banana:

gaisano capital - between spu and bus terminal :)

ah. . .
well, speaking of spu (new site man na nila diha) high school, hapit nasab mahuman ang ga-construct nila na grade school dept. building na diha na ibal-is ang grade school gikan sa san nicolas college campus o main campus.

Ug laong sa ako source, may plano pag-usab sila na ibal-is pud ang college dept. diha sa new site, so mag build na pud sila ug mga bldgs. para sa nagkalahi-lahi na college dept. ug ang san nicolas campus (main campus), himuon man daw ug mini hospital ug hotel para sa mga nursing ug hrm students. ^^

My Photos taken last Sunday

MAINIT LAKESIDE RESORT AND HOTEL
Poblacion Mainit, Surigao Del NOrte

Cottage Fee 250 pesos.

Live bands Available every Friday,SAturday and Sunday Night

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Not to take away anything from this resort as it is very impressive for an SDN municipality to be able to do this. But there are some details which they have overlooked. for one, they did not consult an architect, i doubt even if a competent CE was used. arang kamugbo an pertahan sa mga kwarto. an pertahan sa CR musangko pag abri. They should strictly implement a swimming attire policy. not necessarily 2 piece bikini but dili jaon shorts and t-shirt, or karsones ba kaha, basta sawaing tan awon.

The food is great though, i mean those coming from the lake-pijanga, kasili, hayuna, and pantat. have you guys tasted Bugwan?

i suggested to the LGU that they enter the Galing Pook competition using this project as their entry.

Unicity as of Nov.11,2010

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notice the steel beam is sagging.

Jeez i can only imagine the horrendous traffic along san nicolas st. once this opens. kumnan gani grabe na an traffic diha. the city traffic division should have a plan already how to go about the traffic flow along this area surrounding the public market.:ohno:

Naundang ba? Murag duha man gani ka flights ang AirpHil kada buntag. Then one CebuPac ug another AirPhil sa noon.

Bai1 next time join the EB na ha?

Naundang an direct flight nan cebu pacific pero ibalik nila next year.

An Airphilex amy two flights from Manila every TTS, if im not mistaken.

Then cebu -sur both cebupac and airphilex.

[QUOTE=shaun WIN;66918759]
hows the news regarding sa second branch nan jabe?hae na dapit ang rumor?
guys ang grandstand wayay areglar tag-[as na ang sagbot..pastilan....uman ini y budget?

typical nan pinoy attitude jaon. dili atimanon kay ya may gamit. pero kun jaoy affair, paspapsan ton pag limpyo, pintalan etc. etc. The entrance fee is suppose to be for the maintenance of the sports complex.

Jeez i can only imagine the horrendous traffic along san nicolas st. once this opens. kumnan gani grabe na an traffic diha. the city traffic division should have a plan already how to go about the traffic flow along this area surrounding the public market.:ohno:

youre right sir. This is one of the busiest street in the city with the public market SAint Paul, Jollibee, Most of the Banks, Mercury Drug MAin, And shops. The traffic authority should now look for a scheme.:ohno:

Here in the City Hall, Every Dept had a meeting for the Presentation tonight for the advance celebration for the MAyor's Birthday at the Night Cafe! :lol::cheers: Mayor Nitoy's Birthday will be this Sunday.:cheers:

Not to take away anything from this resort as it is very impressive for an SDN municipality to be able to do this. But there are some details which they have overlooked. for one, they did not consult an architect, i doubt even if a competent CE was used. arang kamugbo an pertahan sa mga kwarto. an pertahan sa CR musangko pag abri. They should strictly implement a swimming attire policy. not necessarily 2 piece bikini but dili jaon shorts and t-shirt, or karsones ba kaha, basta sawaing tan awon.

The food is great though, i mean those coming from the lake-pijanga, kasili, hayuna, and pantat. have you guys tasted Bugwan?

i suggested to the LGU that they enter the Galing Pook competition using this project as their entry.

Amo ra bitaw ni nan Science high an ila building Sir! hehe.. The material is generally in concrete on paint ! no varieties less contrast means less interesting. the pools are big though, just near the concert stage, great for pool party!

Umay Bugwan sir ral! aya man lage ton sa ila menu?

gaisano capital - between spu and bus terminal :)

hmmm..when man magstart..since the birth of SSC surigao thread bagan hundred times nako kabati to gaisano sa may terminal pero until now the place is still green and idle. :)

let us help map the city!

you can create roads and business maps

http://www.google.com/mapmaker

whats new on the city?

guys is it true..unsa kunu na tang2 ang mster donut tungud ky nakit-an na jauy "rat" sa ila tinda? hope its not true...=(

the rat sa tinda will do it!!
hhmmm uno kaha kadako...:nuts:

unfortunately the latest buzz is that the cannery is no longer in the drawing boards. back out na daw.

I had doubts about this sa una pa but i also hope matinood. pero the reality is that, the volume of tuna here in surigao is not sufficient.

if you go to the market, blue marlin an permi jaon.

sorry to hear abt the tuna cannery
hopefully some other business will surigao's way
that would work out eventually

building inside the Port is Port Managers REsidence. very nice and luxurious. makes you wonder the tax payers money spent on it.

An sa trimix if im not mistaken will another auto shop, the 3rd of its kind after Good Boyz sa Luna, and that new one sa Borromeo besides Frankloyd.

jaoy uc na 4 storey bldg besides the Visayan Marketing.

how lucky sab nan Port Manager...
picture anay alo
kon unoy hitsura nan ila future residence
uman wyay bungalow na mapletehan?

Unicity as of Nov.11,2010

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notice the steel beam is sagging.

kuyba ton bay...basi mawasdak/mobigay kon sobra na kabug-at an taas
dako jaon na liability...
hope they noticed it and will fix it

yep its true.

an jollibee they have been doing this since last year. pag fiesta nad chirstmas mag 24 hours sila.

an goldilocks retailer expanded probably to accomodate tables and chairs. nagdiversify sab sila, no longer exclusive golidlocks products but also cebu delicacies-otap, rosquillos etc.

sir ral, jaoy idjo picture nan goldilocks?
haman jaon dapit, uno na street?

(mag sir rakan sab ako kay sir man ila tawag sa imo tanan)

yep! but they cant even provide some parking space to the customers! they should alot 1 parking slot in every 50 square meters of commercial area. Noncompliance will get a penalty!! darn!:bash:

:ohno:
whhaaatttt no parking space?

i agree with you mike
maybe they expect all the people to take the tricycle...
or magcadillakad after shopping, duh...
good for the tricycle, bad for people with cars...

been there... nice bagan 3 rooms adto.. rooftop overlooking mga barko haha

rooftop overlooking mga barko :-)
maybe a lighthouse na sab jaon
double purpose:nuts:

Not to take away anything from this resort as it is very impressive for an SDN municipality to be able to do this. But there are some details which they have overlooked. for one, they did not consult an architect, i doubt even if a competent CE was used. arang kamugbo an pertahan sa mga kwarto. an pertahan sa CR musangko pag abri. They should strictly implement a swimming attire policy. not necessarily 2 piece bikini but dili jaon shorts and t-shirt, or karsones ba kaha, basta sawaing tan awon.

The food is great though, i mean those coming from the lake-pijanga, kasili, hayuna, and pantat. have you guys tasted Bugwan?

i suggested to the LGU that they enter the Galing Pook competition using this project as their entry.

balitaw, m impressed sa Mainit na nakhimo nan ini na project succesfully.
uman an Surigao waya may pareho ini kintahay.
maradjao pa an Mainit...
and Surigao is a City....:ohno:

^^ waa, nag lisod ko ug sabot..hehe!

3,000 jobs offered in two-day jobs fair in Surigao City

Surigao City (11 November) -- Job seekers from various areas in the Caraga Region and neighboring places started coming to Surigao City on Thursday to find luck in the two-day 2010 Jobs Fair activity at the Provincial Sports Complex here.

The jobs fair is in line with the livelihood program of Surigao del Norte Governor Sol F. Matugas.

The governor's other priority programs are Health, Education, Environment, Agriculture, Aquaculture, Tourism, Social Welfare, Security and Spiritual Renewal or HEALS.

"We are thoroughly implementing this HEALS program because this is part of our economic development in this fast-growing province in Northeastern Mindanao," Governor Matugas said in an interview.

Aside from other provincial offices, the HEALS is also supported by other line agencies of the government, including mining companies operating in the province spearheaded by Public Employment Services Office (PESO) manager Emilio Pantejo.

At least nine overseas employment companies from the cities of Butuan, Davao, Cebu and Manila are among the participants in the two-day jobs fair.

About 3,000 jobs are offered in the activity. These jobs include cake decorators, flower arrangers, pipe fitters, welders, masons, electricians, bus girls/boys chefs, teachers, nurses and other medical workers.

Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA)-Caraga will also provide an orientation about their newest program, the HEALTHPRO or the Health Program for Overseas Filipino Workers.

Just recently, OWWA-Caraga partnered through a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the Caraga Regional Hospital (CHR) as its medical institution partner for its HEALTHPRO.

The HEALTHPRO is a subsidized medical and hospitalization services for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) who need medical treatment for illnesses contracted while working abroad.

OWWA will also give free demonstration on perfume making, hand sanitizer, among others, to OFW relatives and friends. (MUC/PIA-Caraga)

kuyba ton bay...basi mawasdak/mobigay kon sobra na kabug-at an taas
dako jaon na liability...
hope they noticed it and will fix it

They should have made a light frame construction for the parapet.less load and fast installation. :ohno:

ka abi nako og 4 levels ang unicity...

Amo ra bitaw ni nan Science high an ila building Sir! hehe.. The material is generally in concrete on paint ! no varieties less contrast means less interesting. the pools are big though, just near the concert stage, great for pool party!

Umay Bugwan sir ral! aya man lage ton sa ila menu?

Gagmay na isda sa lake. lami paksiwhon sanan tuyahon.

hmmm ya matood sa menu. ordera lamang basub jaon, sood ra bitaw tyangge jagananon ra nan cook, he he he/

sir ral, jaoy idjo picture nan goldilocks?
haman jaon dapit, uno na street?

(mag sir rakan sab ako kay sir man ila tawag sa imo tanan)

Rizal st., atbang sa eduhome enterprise.

mag sir ton sila kay tiguyang na ako, respect your elders.:)

na kalimot na ko unhon pagupload nan pix dire. patudlo ko utro anay.

to all surigaonons..naa may a2 forum na pan surigaonon gjud.. ang active pa sa karon dd2 ang photography section ky mg contest mn ang surigao photo club every week..pg reg rkn kmo sa http://www.hisgot.com unta mg kita kita kta njo dd2 pohon..slamat :)

MAAYONG GABIE SA TANAN!!!
^^ :banana: ^^ :banana:

:lol:

Just wondering kung unsay nahitabo sa ilayom nan former ambasador theater :rofl:


Ok ang city blvd. kay gibalik na nila ang orig. na lights.

Karon, nagkuyang ang sodium lights sa Rizal st. from home baker to Integ. bus and jeepney terminal. Tapos gikan sa crossing espina from arko ni barbers na "WELCOME TO ARELLANO DISTRICT" padulong sa Surigao mem. park.
^^ Nagsalig ra ang mga kalsada didon sa mga lights sa bayay sa kilid. :bash: :ohno:



Oi! nag-facelift ang mga landscape padulong sa capitol hills ug may mga bag-o na street lamps gi butang!:)


Tangtanga rakan 'ton traffic lights kay kahadlok matumba inig may bagjo kay go-anay na :ohno: :lol: :lol:


action, action :)

:lol:

Just wondering kung unsay nahitabo sa ilayom nan former ambasador theater :rofl:


Ok ang city blvd. kay gibalik na nila ang orig. na lights.

Karon, nagkuyang ang sodium lights sa Rizal st. from home baker to Integ. bus and jeepney terminal. Tapos gikan sa crossing espina from arko ni barbers na "WELCOME TO ARELLANO DISTRICT" padulong sa Surigao mem. park.
^^ Nagsalig ra ang mga kalsada didon sa mga lights sa bayay sa kilid. :bash: :ohno:



Oi! nag-facelift ang mga landscape padulong sa capitol hills ug may mga bag-o na street lamps gi butang!:)


Tangtanga rakan 'ton traffic lights kay kahadlok matumba inig may bagjo kay go-anay na :ohno: :lol: :lol:


action, action :)
nice observation madam!=D

to all surigaonons..naa may a2 forum na pan surigaonon gjud.. ang active pa sa karon dd2 ang photography section ky mg contest mn ang surigao photo club every week..pg reg rkn kmo sa http://www.hisgot.com unta mg kita kita kta njo dd2 pohon..slamat :)

Here in mactan airport for my 7:20 am flight for surigao.

@chum2: thnx for sharing this info and for giving the link but this is also a surigaonon forum and the most active I guess and even one of the most active forum site here in skyscrapercity for mindanao group. Anyway, welcome sa surigao thread and hope we will see u one of these days. Apil sa amu mga tapok-tapok pohon.

gaisano capital - between spu and bus terminal :)

confirmation please :)

Bai1 next time join the EB na ha?

Naundang an direct flight nan cebu pacific pero ibalik nila next year.

An Airphilex amy two flights from Manila every TTS, if im not mistaken.

Then cebu -sur both cebupac and airphilex.

Aiphil has two flights for Manila every TTSS only ang iban adlaw one flight ra. balik next year ang cebupac flight for surigao-manila. surigao has two flights for cebu every TTSS.

hi everyone..hehehe..nabanhaw ko... its been a while... nakalimot ko sa password.... mustamus? congrats for the thread 34...

april dear nice to see you back at SSC. muztamoz amegas? what's up?

If you guys can notice, nagexpand na ang GOLDILOCKS sa ila store..

24 HOURS nasad an Jollibee

Getting ready for the holiday season!

24 hours na jud ang jollibee dili parihu sa una nga every fiesta lang amu ton laong sa mga staff diha.

ART BOX
HAIR SALON

SOON TO OPEN at the GRANDSTAND SHOPS

:banana:

2 rakan ka rentable an nabilin na waya pay kisaw..


amu ba! local brand ton ART BOX mike?

amu na ba gajud ini kahamuk na buhok ang mga tawo sa surigao or basi nag inosara lang ko nga opaw sa surigao :lol: :lol: :lol:

If you guys can notice, nagexpand na ang GOLDILOCKS sa ila store..

24 HOURS nasad an Jollibee

Getting ready for the holiday season!

yup nag expand sila and it's a good sign na daku ang possibilities nga mag open na jud ug full shop ang goldilocks. tana tana tana

is this really true?o basi char char rasad ini,,,..aw sa bagay ting pasko naman sad bc mag expand cla ky kusug man cla sa dec. na month coz ang mga party nagkanat!hehehe

jabe 24 hours?tinoud ini?

so are you saying white na after december tikjupon ra dajon nila ila expansion kay minus na ang clients? hahahahahahaha joke! of course business is good for all seasons amu nag expand hehehehe

dugay ra mike nag 24 hours ang jollibee. before fiesta 24 hours na sila. pero before a week after fiesta dili na sila mag 24 hours pero hangtud kuman 24 hours gihapon thus i asked the staff ug nag laong sila nga 24 hours na jud sila perme. dont know lang ug nag joke joke ra sad to. :lol:

so are you saying white na after december tikjupon ra dajon nila ila expansion kay minus na ang clients? hahahahahahaha joke! of course business is good for all seasons amu nag expand hehehehe

dugay ra mike nag 24 hours ang jollibee. before fiesta 24 hours na sila. pero before a week after fiesta dili na sila mag 24 hours pero hangtud kuman 24 hours gihapon thus i asked the staff ug nag laong sila nga 24 hours na jud sila perme. dont know lang ug nag joke joke ra sad to. :lol:

lingawa gabie sa skylantern sa birthday celebration ni mayor! grabe ka bibo..arang suminggit kay mga tagaw man! haha..taglaong pa waya ini sa kaislahan ug sa amo bukid. Instead of fireworks display they opted to have the skylanterns! :)

lingawa gabie sa skylantern sa birthday celebration ni mayor! grabe ka bibo..arang suminggit kay mga tagaw man! haha..taglaong pa waya ini sa kaislahan ug sa amo bukid. Instead of fireworks display they opted to have the skylanterns! :)

:lol: :lol: grabe sab jaon tagaw. haha. pero bitaw tinuod. so unta jadton maka-afford hinay hinay na gasto para sa mga ini na talan-awon. para dili matagaw an mga tawo.

^^:lol::lol: tiwas ka ni islander wahahah!

labad ton ija uyo sir kay mura inintsik. hehehe.

Here in mactan airport for my 7:20 am flight for surigao.

@chum2: thnx for sharing this info and for giving the link but this is also a surigaonon forum and the most active I guess and even one of the most active forum site here in skyscrapercity for mindanao group. Anyway, welcome sa surigao thread and hope we will see u one of these days. Apil sa amu mga tapok-tapok pohon.

@the_villager: sir..okay rmn actve gihapon ka dri nga forum..:) ms okay pud unta kng maging actve sd kmo dd2..lisod mn gud hanapon sa net ini na forum ky d mn kng surigao ra ang naa dri or mindanao or even phils..at least an mga tawo dd2 tnan surigaonon and even the site admins are pure surigaonons so kng naa moy mga gus2 ipaabot dali ra njo mkontak directly ang mga admins..pro dpat mg active pa sd mo dri ky daghan na mo dri nkaila og dogay2 npud mo dri.nangimbitar rko ky bsg pohon ingon pa nmo mgka tapok2 rta..hehehe

salamat 2od sa warm welcome :)

http://www.hisgot.com

gaisano capital - between spu and bus terminal :)


As IN? wow nice :banana: :banana:

amu ba! local brand ton ART BOX mike?

amu na ba gajud ini kahamuk na buhok ang mga tawo sa surigao or basi nag inosara lang ko nga opaw sa surigao :lol: :lol: :lol:

local ra bagan ini..ako raman lamang ini nalabyan..nakapost sa ila shutter

kadaghanan man nagopen dha ba kay mga beauty and wellness related na business..

Skin Care Center
Victoria Spa
Art Box Hair salon

sa atbang sad kay an Danztek which has a fitness Gym.

Fly High Surigao!

60 sky lanterns were launched during the serenade party for his 60th birthday celebration of Mayor Nitoy Matugas at the Boulevard's Night Cafe last night November 12 to 13, 2010. It was the highlight of the celebration.

The ritual was initiated and introduced by the Mayor's wife Madam Inday Matugas on how it works. It was new for the Surigaonon to watch and they themselves light up and experience the lanterns glory and brought them joy in their faces. Lanterns were lighted and flew with Surigaonons wishes for our dear Mayor and for the betterness of our City.

Happy Birthday Mayor Nitoy,

We wish you all the best!

pic from tonyboy

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs930.snc4/74355_1716849642519_1276583060_31903132_5933983_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs947.snc4/74018_1716857522716_1276583060_31903163_1912768_n.jpg

watch my video!

http://vimeo.com/16790795

Fly High Surigao!

60 sky lanterns were launched during the serenade party for his 60th birthday celebration of Mayor Nitoy Matugas at the Boulevard's Night Cafe last night November 12 to 13, 2010. It was the highlight of the celebration.

The ritual was initiated and introduced by the Mayor's wife Madam Inday Matugas on how it works. It was new for the Surigaonon to watch and they themselves light up and experience the lanterns glory and brought them joy in their faces. Lanterns were lighted and flew with Surigaonons wishes for our dear Mayor and for the betterness of our City.

Happy Birthday Mayor Nitoy,

We wish you all the best!


pic from tonyboy

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs930.snc4/74355_1716849642519_1276583060_31903132_5933983_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs947.snc4/74018_1716857522716_1276583060_31903163_1912768_n.jpg

watch my video!

http://vimeo.com/16790795



WOW!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAYOR......very nice pero mas gana tana kong 600 lanterns :) :)

Surigao City is so beautiful. Na shock ako seeing live corals sa boulevard pa lang :)

Surigao City is so beautiful. Na shock ako seeing live corals sa boulevard pa lang :)


Thanks chymera00, enjoy posting :) :)

Fly High Surigao!

60 sky lanterns were launched during the serenade party for his 60th birthday celebration of Mayor Nitoy Matugas at the Boulevard's Night Cafe last night November 12 to 13, 2010. It was the highlight of the celebration.

The ritual was initiated and introduced by the Mayor's wife Madam Inday Matugas on how it works. It was new for the Surigaonon to watch and they themselves light up and experience the lanterns glory and brought them joy in their faces. Lanterns were lighted and flew with Surigaonons wishes for our dear Mayor and for the betterness of our City.

Happy Birthday Mayor Nitoy,

We wish you all the best!

pic from tonyboy

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs930.snc4/74355_1716849642519_1276583060_31903132_5933983_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs947.snc4/74018_1716857522716_1276583060_31903163_1912768_n.jpg

watch my video!

http://vimeo.com/16790795

this was a beautiful sight.

but really, mayor nitoy has to do something with whoever are his writers.:ohno:

btw, mike, i saw you sa boulevard on your way home after the asalto for Mayor Nitoy. traw-gon tak kaw unta na kay may imu man mga iban.

mayor nitoy in his message to the NGO's gathered to greet him at Tavern admitted that the original investors of the proposed tuna cannery have back out.

he tried to compensate for this by saying that something big will happen in 2011, perhaps the re-opening of the nonoc nickel plant. I hope Nioty will learn from the exeprience of the late Goding and IPM Pons whihc is that dili mag premature announcement para di masipgan kun di matuman later on. talk with the investors, meet with them, iron out everything then when a contract has been signed, BOOM!!! annouced it to the whole world with complete fanfare. other wise this will haunt you.

Fly High Surigao!

60 sky lanterns were launched during the serenade party for his 60th birthday celebration of Mayor Nitoy Matugas at the Boulevard's Night Cafe last night November 12 to 13, 2010. It was the highlight of the celebration.

The ritual was initiated and introduced by the Mayor's wife Madam Inday Matugas on how it works. It was new for the Surigaonon to watch and they themselves light up and experience the lanterns glory and brought them joy in their faces. Lanterns were lighted and flew with Surigaonons wishes for our dear Mayor and for the betterness of our City.

Happy Birthday Mayor Nitoy,

We wish you all the best!

pic from tonyboy

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs930.snc4/74355_1716849642519_1276583060_31903132_5933983_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs947.snc4/74018_1716857522716_1276583060_31903163_1912768_n.jpg

watch my video!

http://vimeo.com/16790795

WOW!

mayor nitoy in his message to the NGO's gathered to greet him at Tavern admitted that the original investors of the proposed tuna cannery have back out.

he tried to compensate for this by saying that something big will happen in 2011, perhaps the re-opening of the nonoc nickel plant. I hope Nioty will learn from the exeprience of the late Goding and IPM Pons whihc is that dili mag premature announcement para di masipgan kun di matuman later on. talk with the investors, meet with them, iron out everything then when a contract has been signed, BOOM!!! annouced it to the whole world with complete fanfare. other wise this will haunt you.

bad! i hope iton something big is SOMETHING gajud na tinoud hahahaha basi true ang post ni screwface na GAISANO CAPITAL

Surigao City is so beautiful. Na shock ako seeing live corals sa boulevard pa lang :)


THNX chymera00, stay connected and enjoy posting.

local ra bagan ini..ako raman lamang ini nalabyan..nakapost sa ila shutter

kadaghanan man nagopen dha ba kay mga beauty and wellness related na business..

Skin Care Center
Victoria Spa
Art Box Hair salon

sa atbang sad kay an Danztek which has a fitness Gym.


jaon pay isa mike wellness center gihapon jaon sa taas sa penshoope

mayor nitoy in his message to the NGO's gathered to greet him at Tavern admitted that the original investors of the proposed tuna cannery have back out.



^^ hmm just i like thought it would per previous studies made regarding the local resource and supply chain in fisheries. i thought the new investors made recent studies with different findings hence the planned investment on a tuna cannery.

^^:lol::lol: tiwas ka ni islander wahahah!


hahahaha lipong ko sa ijo kay kamo ra duha nakasabot :bash: :lol:

Fly High Surigao!

60 sky lanterns were launched during the serenade party for his 60th birthday celebration of Mayor Nitoy Matugas at the Boulevard's Night Cafe last night November 12 to 13, 2010. It was the highlight of the celebration.

The ritual was initiated and introduced by the Mayor's wife Madam Inday Matugas on how it works. It was new for the Surigaonon to watch and they themselves light up and experience the lanterns glory and brought them joy in their faces. Lanterns were lighted and flew with Surigaonons wishes for our dear Mayor and for the betterness of our City.

Happy Birthday Mayor Nitoy,

We wish you all the best!

pic from tonyboy

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs930.snc4/74355_1716849642519_1276583060_31903132_5933983_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs947.snc4/74018_1716857522716_1276583060_31903163_1912768_n.jpg

watch my video!

http://vimeo.com/16790795

Bioderagdable ba ini na mga material? Hallo surigao'

Bioderagdable ba ini na mga material? Hallo surigao'

welcome back tychus! nice to see you here!

Bioderagdable ba ini na mga material? Hallo surigao'

yup basically, its made up of chinese paper and a bamboo sticks that holds the paper in place with the wax paper and g.i.wire.