Surigao City and Surigao del Norte Province [Archive] - Page 58

filino

June 18th, 2009, 02:34 PM

Let me share my poem as my way to celebrate Adlaw nan Surigao del Norte:

AN SURIGAONON SA JAGAN NAN PANAHON

An Surigaonon, an karajaw nan iton
Gani an ija pagkamahipa-ubsanon
Gipahimuslan nan mga hingayo sa gahom
An matinabangon na si Rajah Siagu
Gihigaya an mga bisita
Blood Compact ni Legazpi sanan Humabon
Ija gipahigayon
Jatis! Sa kadugay baja hinay-hinay
Ato mga katiguyangan gipamatay

Pero bantay kamo kay
Maisog an mga Surigaonon
Di mutalaw an mga taga-Siargao
Sa mga pirata na mga langyaw

An mga Katsila nakatilaw
Nan kahait nan mga sundang
An Commandancia gibija-an
Sa Espanya ngadto mijagan
Kay ming-abot an mga nag-rebolusyon
Na gipanguyohan nan mga
Gonzales na mga Gigaquitnon

An mga mananakop na mga Kano,
Sila gipangkayasan
Sa kaisog nila Mosende, Concepcion, Sison
Wayay undang an pagsulong
Nagginukdanay pasingod sa Danaw
Pero di magpalupig an mga Mainitnon
Girakrakan sa Magpayang an manmalupigon
An ila pandaug-daog sa Socorro
Gibaslan dajon, an mga puti gipantumba
Nan mga Kolurom

Pag-abot nan mga Sakang
Si Tahid nan Tubod an mipakgang
Sa mga pantamas-tamas sa ato katiguyangan
Maglisod si McArthur pagtugdang
Ija saad di unta matuman
Kay kun waya an mga mata nan mga Dinagatnon
An giyera nan Surigao Strait di nagmadaugon

Tapos na unta an giyera,
Pilipinas republika na
An Surigao na unay ra
Gihimo nan duha
Waya na an diktadura,
Si Erap napaiwat na
An Surigao natuyo na

Mga langyaw mingbalik
Dagko na mga bayod
Sa Siargao giduyod,
An mabuyawanon na mga bukid
Sa Placer, sa Claver gikumkom
An buotan na mga Surigaonon
Migakos sa ila dajon
An mga buyawan, mga puti na baybay
Nalampornas hinuon

Muabante kuno, mupadajon daw
Kampanya nan mga pulitiko
Rebolusyon gihapon
Singgit na mga Wayhon
Pero kadaghanan sa mga Surigaonon
Nagtuwaw sa kawad-on
Ila mga kayag pamaliton, hadlokon
Nan mga hingayo sa gahom
Surigaonon, hingas na!
An ato karajaw ibalik ta,
An karajawan isabwag na!
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http://karajawan.blogspot.com/2009/05/surigaonon-sa-jagan-nan-panahon.html

congratz sir. i really have fun reading surigaonon words. tana dili ini mawaya

filino

June 18th, 2009, 02:35 PM

Guys pila may average na rental sa mga space did-on sa downtown area? basin maka daug ako diri sa thai lottery mag tukod ako nan modern carenderia ... please give me idea...salamat!

10k-20k bulldog

filino

June 18th, 2009, 02:38 PM

Uy kadumdum ko, tag otro naman sab tood an drive way nan tavern hasta an ila Dominics bar. Tapos under construction na an chinese restaurant did-on sa former residence nan former tag ija.:)

dominics bar ba adton ila sports bar sir? dili ba na mention ni islander na disco bar ang e open did-on na part, chinese resto baja. hmmmmmm ok man sab ang chinese resto and it's nice to know na tag otro na ang drive way ug tana ila na paspasan ang construction sa ila new buildings.

filino

June 18th, 2009, 02:40 PM

ka mahal baja ton ila presyo ........ mag tukod rakan ako nan ako bbqhan ako sila puhalan :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: arabic twist bbq basin pa mo salir did-on kay para dili na ako mo abroad :banana::banana::banana::banana:

uno may taste sa arabic bbq @bulldog? hamay gana kung ang imo e open iton arabic pork bbq :lol: im sure mo click ton kay ma curious man ang mga tawo :lol:

filino

June 18th, 2009, 02:41 PM

ako isab pag uli ko ng sur. mag diving sad ko tapus mugunit ko sa igog sa serena:nuts::lol:

ako sa katig ra ako sa pumpboat mo gunit :lol:

filino

June 18th, 2009, 02:46 PM

hi filino..... kron pa ko nka visit.... medyo na busy... hehehe... tpos na fiesta sa amua...last MAY 9-10 ra

amo ba? laong kaw taga tubod kaw? atek jud ni ay, dili lagi mi mamista sa ijo :lol:

filino

June 18th, 2009, 02:49 PM

DIVING WITH THE WHALE SHARK IN SURIGAO CITY

PHOTOS taken April 2009 courtesy of SURIGAO DIVE CLUB
this 12M long whale shark was seen roaming around Surigao City's underwater world..

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napansin ra nako ha, April 29, 2009 ang date, so bag-o pa gajud ini. another tourism potential for the city and the province. tana jaoy presentation ang surigao dive club sa city ug provincial tourism office or officials para ma support ta han ini ug ma promote ni sija ug tarong.

filino

June 18th, 2009, 02:56 PM

animalis ni islander dili jud mo share sa development sa Hotel tavern, masugatan lang to nako tong tawhana to :bash:

SC_00

June 18th, 2009, 02:57 PM

2009 INFLUENZA PANDEMIC
LATEST UPDATES
| 06.18.09

>> Swine Flu mutation: New Strain of H1N1 discovered in Brazil

>> Experts fear that the new strain, or a mutant of it, could become more deadly

| Thailand reports 113 more confirmed cases: Total 518 cases

| Laos confirmed its first case

| Macau now have first case

| 2nd case in Egypt a Filipina

| 39, 620 confirmed cases in 78+ countries with 167 deaths -WHO

filino

June 18th, 2009, 03:00 PM

filino

June 18th, 2009, 03:00 PM

@SC, kilaya mo ba si april?

uncanny

June 18th, 2009, 03:08 PM

uno may taste sa arabic bbq @bulldog? hamay gana kung ang imo e open iton arabic pork bbq :lol: im sure mo click ton kay ma curious man ang mga tawo :lol:

an arabic bbq kargado man ug onion ug spicies.

uncanny

June 18th, 2009, 03:10 PM

dominics bar ba adton ila sports bar sir? dili ba na mention ni islander na disco bar ang e open did-on na part, chinese resto baja. hmmmmmm ok man sab ang chinese resto and it's nice to know na tag otro na ang drive way ug tana ila na paspasan ang construction sa ila new buildings.

na chi resto sa una ako nahinumduman kay may dimsum ngani. nalimot ko sa name. may san nicolas st. uni dimsum man bagan?

SC_00

June 18th, 2009, 03:13 PM

how come that the philippines has the highest number of AH1N1 cases in southeast asia when thailand has more than 500 cases?

Now, Philippines is in the fourth place of having highest H1N1 cases in ASIA and on the top spot is Japan followed by China, Thailand and the Philippines. In SEAsia, the highest numbers of infection now is Thailand and followed by Philippines.

SC_00

June 18th, 2009, 03:16 PM

@SC, kilaya mo ba si april?

April??? no!...

Who is April?

SC_00

June 18th, 2009, 03:25 PM

Para sa ako, ang ato Provincial Grandstand, murag gate na hapit na ablihan para sa mga investors na musulod dire sa syudad ug probinsya.

Makit-an man nila na, "OI! pwede sab baja maghimo ug ing-ana na building dire, mag-butang ko ug ako negosyo tapos ing-ana ang design sa ako tindahan"..

WHAT IF?...

di ra kita kabayo sa panahon....

Tapos may magtukod na ug supermarket diri....

then mall na!

hehehehehehe

uncanny

June 18th, 2009, 03:27 PM

April??? no!...

Who is April?

april boy regino

uncanny

June 18th, 2009, 03:43 PM

regjeex

June 18th, 2009, 04:51 PM

dili na sya mag matters sa population @uncanny IMO....

Nasa mga LGU na sya kung gi unsa nila pag deal i think... tapos naay uban nga city nga dili jud mo sugot kay depende sa ilang negotations... kay basin baratu ra kaayo ang rentals/tax or what not. Take a look at Zamboanga city, dugay naman jud na sila tapos daku ilang population. pero until now wala pay SM, Robinson ug Gmall tungod kay dili mo sugot ilang local investors nga naa masagol... hehehe mura silag Germany ba nga bawal mo palit sa gawas..dapat sa sulod ra jud sa areas... hahaha murag capitalista ang nahitabo...hahaha

We'll wait and see mo butang ra lagi na og mall diha... nadaot lang ning SRBH proposed mall...sayang lamang to... ambot unsay nakaon ni Mr. bonbin :bash::bash::bash::bash: nganong wala gidayon...

sa akong paminaw murag hinay gayod ang lihok sa mga nag dumala sa tourism diha sa surigao.... wala kaayo promotions... maao man tana maka daku og biraa ba sa economiya... tan awa ang boracay... tungod sa endorsement nila sa ilang lugar nanaghan ang mga nag ka daiyang tindahan og uban pa.. pati star buks naa didto...

kulang judddd mo pus pus ko ha :bash::bash::bash:

population sa surigao, dipolog,tagbilaran ug dumaguete dli ra nagkalayo. pero sla sa una pay duna na malls. kita kaha kanus-a pa kaha?

Raisey457

June 18th, 2009, 05:26 PM

dili na sya mag matters sa population @uncanny IMO....

Nasa mga LGU na sya kung gi unsa nila pag deal i think... tapos naay uban nga city nga dili jud mo sugot kay depende sa ilang negotations... kay basin baratu ra kaayo ang rentals/tax or what not. Take a look at Zamboanga city, dugay naman jud na sila tapos daku ilang population. pero until now wala pay SM, Robinson ug Gmall tungod kay dili mo sugot ilang local investors nga naa masagol... hehehe mura silag Germany ba nga bawal mo palit sa gawas..dapat sa sulod ra jud sa areas... hahaha murag capitalista ang nahitabo...hahaha

We'll wait and see mo butang ra lagi na og mall diha... nadaot lang ning SRBH proposed mall...sayang lamang to... ambot unsay nakaon ni Mr. bonbin :bash::bash::bash::bash: nganong wala gidayon...

sa akong paminaw murag hinay gayod ang lihok sa mga nag dumala sa tourism diha sa surigao.... wala kaayo promotions... maao man tana maka daku og biraa ba sa economiya... tan awa ang boracay... tungod sa endorsement nila sa ilang lugar nanaghan ang mga nag ka daiyang tindahan og uban pa.. pati star buks naa didto...

kulang judddd mo pus pus ko ha :bash::bash::bash:

well, sa ako nang giingon sa una pa regj, before mahitabo ang wishful thinking ni SC, kinahanglan utrohon nan surigaonon iya outlook.

No offense meant but we must have politicians who will have to set aside politics (in which case, lajo ra sa reality) and a strong POLITICAL WILL!

Raisey457

June 18th, 2009, 05:31 PM

The Regional Office of MGB RXIII @ Km.1, Nat'l Hi-way

http://i645.photobucket.com/albums/uu179/raisey457/MGBRXIII.jpg

Raisey457

June 18th, 2009, 05:34 PM

The Secret Why BBQ resto are mingaw: THE Smoke all over BBQ Street in Bilang-bilang

http://i645.photobucket.com/albums/uu179/raisey457/DSC04410.jpg

Raisey457

June 18th, 2009, 05:38 PM

hello!!!! Ako ra diay nagtikaw tikaw karong mga orasa?

Raisey457

June 18th, 2009, 05:41 PM

Vietnam Rice unloaded at the Port of Surigao City from a Vietcong Vessel

http://i645.photobucket.com/albums/uu179/raisey457/DSC04406.jpg

Raisey457

June 18th, 2009, 05:46 PM

napansin ra nako ha, April 29, 2009 ang date, so bag-o pa gajud ini. another tourism potential for the city and the province. tana jaoy presentation ang surigao dive club sa city ug provincial tourism office or officials para ma support ta han ini ug ma promote ni sija ug tarong.

filino, suya ko. gusto ko mo join.

expensive man nga hobby. Besides, naa ba nahimo nga effective strategy ang tourism agencies nato para ma develop ang tourism industry sa Surigao? NADA...Mora'g nagkawaya na man gani hinoa...unsa man sab gud ni mga tawo dri nga hilig man mang bagbag...kinsa man turista d motagam.

uncanny

June 19th, 2009, 12:30 AM

dili na sya mag matters sa population @uncanny IMO....

Nasa mga LGU na sya kung gi unsa nila pag deal i think... tapos naay uban nga city nga dili jud mo sugot kay depende sa ilang negotations... kay basin baratu ra kaayo ang rentals/tax or what not. Take a look at Zamboanga city, dugay naman jud na sila tapos daku ilang population. pero until now wala pay SM, Robinson ug Gmall tungod kay dili mo sugot ilang local investors nga naa masagol... hehehe mura silag Germany ba nga bawal mo palit sa gawas..dapat sa sulod ra jud sa areas... hahaha murag capitalista ang nahitabo...hahaha

We'll wait and see mo butang ra lagi na og mall diha... nadaot lang ning SRBH proposed mall...sayang lamang to... ambot unsay nakaon ni Mr. bonbin :bash::bash::bash::bash: nganong wala gidayon...

sa akong paminaw murag hinay gayod ang lihok sa mga nag dumala sa tourism diha sa surigao.... wala kaayo promotions... maao man tana maka daku og biraa ba sa economiya... tan awa ang boracay... tungod sa endorsement nila sa ilang lugar nanaghan ang mga nag ka daiyang tindahan og uban pa.. pati star buks naa didto...

kulang judddd mo pus pus ko ha :bash::bash::bash:

bisan ang zamboanga wa sya gmall,sm, yala etc. pero duna man sya local grown brand of mall. mu matter jud pagtukod sa mall ang population. tungod kung gamay ra imo population gamay ra sad mamalipay db>? ang surigao dli man kay tungod dli pa sudlon sa uban bisniz man ang big name malls. tungod mana sa dli pa kuno kaya ang malls sa sur. kay dli kusog pa ang spending capacity ng sdn and city. tanawa ang alexandra sa una. mga 12 yrs ago. nagbutang btaw sla escalator hadlok noon musaka mga tao sa 2nd floor. mao bitaw gi tang2 nla.

uncanny

June 19th, 2009, 12:35 AM

We'll wait and see mo butang ra lagi na og mall diha... nadaot lang ning SRBH proposed mall...sayang lamang to... ambot unsay nakaon ni Mr. bonbin :bash::bash::bash::bash: nganong wala gidayon...

sa akong paminaw murag hinay gayod ang lihok sa mga nag dumala sa tourism diha sa surigao.... wala kaayo promotions... maao man tana maka daku og biraa ba sa economiya... tan awa ang boracay... tungod sa endorsement nila sa ilang lugar nanaghan ang mga nag ka daiyang tindahan og uban pa.. pati star buks naa didto...

kulang judddd mo pus pus ko ha :bash::bash::bash:[/QUOTE]

kuwang pa ang kwarta ni mr. bonpin mao wa sya nakapa dayun iyang pangandoy na pagpatindog sa mall. wala may labot ang tourism sa pagtokod sa malls. kay NGO may magpatindog.

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 02:20 AM

from surigao today

Siargao hosts Surigao’s 1st LGU summit
at Thursday, June 18, 2009

At least 3,000 local government officials in the region, including village leaders, teachers and other officials of various line agencies of the government are scheduled to troop to the paradise island of Siargao to attend the 1st Siargao Local Governance and Education Summit early next month.

Officials said the aim of the summit is to help President Arroyo’s economic and development programs in the island.

Most of the discussions during the slated the summit will also focus on local governance of the mayors and the welfare of the teachers and the people of Siargao, and mainland Surigao City, said Surigao del Norte Rep. Francisco T. Matugas.

The summit will be held at the newly constructed P46 million Dapa Convention Center where Mayor Peter “Boy” Ruaya will be the host on July 15.

Matugas already poured in some P20 million for the rehabilitation of the said convention center.

Invited guests and keynote speakers during the summit include Interior and Local Government Secretary Ronaldo Puno, Matugas said.

Other topics to be discussed during the summit is the concern of every village, schools in far-flung areas and establishing of new police station buildings, where the nine mayors will also present several resolutions addressed to Puno during the affair, he said.

In that summit, officials of the various local government units along with other officials from line agencies of the government will also review the current Comprehensive Livelihood Emergency and Employment Program (CLEEP) of the government, it was gathered. (Manila Bulletin)

april@aries

June 19th, 2009, 02:24 AM

amo ba? laong kaw taga tubod kaw? atek jud ni ay, dili lagi mi mamista sa ijo :lol:

hehehe....yeah taga tubod but not in poblacion.....

Raisey457

June 19th, 2009, 02:28 AM

We'll wait and see mo butang ra lagi na og mall diha... nadaot lang ning SRBH proposed mall...sayang lamang to... ambot unsay nakaon ni Mr. bonbin :bash::bash::bash::bash: nganong wala gidayon...

sa akong paminaw murag hinay gayod ang lihok sa mga nag dumala sa tourism diha sa surigao.... wala kaayo promotions... maao man tana maka daku og biraa ba sa economiya... tan awa ang boracay... tungod sa endorsement nila sa ilang lugar nanaghan ang mga nag ka daiyang tindahan og uban pa.. pati star buks naa didto...

kulang judddd mo pus pus ko ha :bash::bash::bash:

kuwang pa ang kwarta ni mr. bonpin mao wa sya nakapa dayun iyang pangandoy na pagpatindog sa mall. wala may labot ang tourism sa pagtokod sa malls. kay NGO may magpatindog.[/QUOTE]

I don't think its a question of money or capital on the part of mr. Bompin uncanny. It goes deeper than meets the eye. Jaoy layom nga rason ngano nga wa pa mo materialize na nga mall. Politics, perhaps? Legal battle? Well, your guess is as good as mine.

Maung buntag Surigao!!!!!!!!

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 02:31 AM

MARADJAW NA ADLAW NAN SURIGAO KUMAN!:banana:

HAPPY HOLIDAY!

http://i384.photobucket.com/albums/oo288/mike_durero/3088329582_a4d74c8510_o-1.jpg?t=1245371279

Raisey457

June 19th, 2009, 02:35 AM

uncanny

June 19th, 2009, 02:40 AM

kuwang pa ang kwarta ni mr. bonpin mao wa sya nakapa dayun iyang pangandoy na pagpatindog sa mall. wala may labot ang tourism sa pagtokod sa malls. kay NGO may magpatindog.

I don't think its a question of money or capital on the part of mr. Bompin uncanny. It goes deeper than meets the eye. Jaoy layom nga rason ngano nga wa pa mo materialize na nga mall. Politics, perhaps? Legal battle? Well, your guess is as good as mine.

Maung buntag Surigao!!!!!!!![/QUOTE]

tanaw ragud ang iyang srbc headquarter sa rizal st.(former bpi bldg) near surigao high. pila naka yrs gibutang ang plano? hangtod run unsa na hitsura?diba toa gi hiku lang ug shop and parking? dli ana kasayun magpa barog usa ka mall. kung waka 200M mura lisod. i know mr. bonpins has the capacity. pero ang iyang gihuna huna. wat if kung ibubu nya ang 200M sa mall. mukita ba kaha? ang interest sa 200M murag not less than 600k a month. simbako lang dli mu click ,sayang ang 600k monthly interest

uncanny

June 19th, 2009, 02:44 AM

kung gusto lang mall. si mr alexandra. kaya na karajaw. pero ang iya gihuna huna. basin dli mag click. marajaw nalang inin grocery ra permi na suwak an customer. kita pay magproblema sa kadaghan ug kataas sa linya sa cashier. kung nahan sya open 10 jobe kaya karajaw nya.

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 02:44 AM

Siargao is one place where the Philippines can have a chance tohave its mark on the globe.[/QUOTE]

need more push on this! PUSH PUSH AND PUSH!:lol::lol: just recently mu friend opend a pension house there in Dapa. Hamok na kuno na kompetensiya! and were talking only in Dapa wa pay labot sa Gen Luna, where the resorts were sprouting like mushrooms..

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 02:50 AM

Our surigaonon businessmen were just feeling the waters of surigao! they always grab the oppurtunity if they are safe already to play with the market..

I have a hunch that a mall will rise n surigao city by next year..

Ibex

June 19th, 2009, 02:50 AM

Siargao is one place where the Philippines can have a chance tohave its mark on the globe.

need more push on this! PUSH PUSH AND PUSH!:lol::lol: just recently mu friend opend a pension house there in Dapa. Hamok na kuno na kompetensiya! and were talking only in Dapa wa pay labot sa Gen Luna, where the resorts were sprouting like mushrooms..[/QUOTE]

korek... nag baklay mi from the church going to cloud 9 (where the famous surfing activities are held) an dami na talagang resorts :cheers:

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:05 AM

Hmmmm, I hope pareho kalami sa Rosario's ilang dishes sir Rally.

masusi ra ton kun mag abri na.

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:06 AM

Mike,

Thanks for reading it. I wrote it. I hope it won't be copied or commercially used without my permission just like my signature in surigaocityforum which was printed on shirts and sold in Surigao City airport.

Daan ko pa imu jaon sinuyat cha.:)

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:10 AM

Let me share my poem as my way to celebrate Adlaw nan Surigao del Norte:

AN SURIGAONON SA JAGAN NAN PANAHON

An Surigaonon, an karajaw nan iton
Gani an ija pagkamahipa-ubsanon
Gipahimuslan nan mga hingayo sa gahom
An matinabangon na si Rajah Siagu
Gihigaya an mga bisita
Blood Compact ni Legazpi sanan Humabon
Ija gipahigayon
Jatis! Sa kadugay baja hinay-hinay
Ato mga katiguyangan gipamatay

Pero bantay kamo kay
Maisog an mga Surigaonon
Di mutalaw an mga taga-Siargao
Sa mga pirata na mga langyaw

An mga Katsila nakatilaw
Nan kahait nan mga sundang
An Commandancia gibija-an
Sa Espanya ngadto mijagan
Kay ming-abot an mga nag-rebolusyon
Na gipanguyohan nan mga
Gonzales na mga Gigaquitnon

An mga mananakop na mga Kano,
Sila gipangkayasan
Sa kaisog nila Mosende, Concepcion, Sison
Wayay undang an pagsulong
Nagginukdanay pasingod sa Danaw
Pero di magpalupig an mga Mainitnon
Girakrakan sa Magpayang an manmalupigon
An ila pandaug-daog sa Socorro
Gibaslan dajon, an mga puti gipantumba
Nan mga Kolurom

Pag-abot nan mga Sakang
Si Tahid nan Tubod an mipakgang
Sa mga pantamas-tamas sa ato katiguyangan
Maglisod si McArthur pagtugdang
Ija saad di unta matuman
Kay kun waya an mga mata nan mga Dinagatnon
An giyera nan Surigao Strait di nagmadaugon

Tapos na unta an giyera,
Pilipinas republika na
An Surigao na unay ra
Gihimo nan duha
Waya na an diktadura,
Si Erap napaiwat na
An Surigao natuyo na

Mga langyaw mingbalik
Dagko na mga bayod
Sa Siargao giduyod,
An mabuyawanon na mga bukid
Sa Placer, sa Claver gikumkom
An buotan na mga Surigaonon
Migakos sa ila dajon
An mga buyawan, mga puti na baybay
Nalampornas hinuon

Muabante kuno, mupadajon daw
Kampanya nan mga pulitiko
Rebolusyon gihapon
Singgit na mga Wayhon
Pero kadaghanan sa mga Surigaonon
Nagtuwaw sa kawad-on
Ila mga kayag pamaliton, hadlokon
Nan mga hingayo sa gahom
Surigaonon, hingas na!
An ato karajaw ibalik ta,
An karajawan isabwag na!
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http://karajawan.blogspot.com/2009/05/surigaonon-sa-jagan-nan-panahon.html

he he he nosebleed ko kadali nagbasa.:lol: but excellent work cha, as always.:applause:

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:14 AM

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:18 AM

Vietnam Rice unloaded at the Port of Surigao City from a Vietcong Vessel

http://i645.photobucket.com/albums/uu179/raisey457/DSC04406.jpg

he he he ajaw na gamita an word na "vietcong" kay referring jaon sa aton guerillas during the vietnam war with the americans.:)

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:21 AM

I reeaallyyyy hope these efforts of the local politicians of Siargao is not only skin deep but a real and truly sincere effort of taking the initiative and actions for the development of the island.

Siargao is one place where the Philippines can have a chance tohave its mark on the globe.

na political activity gihapon ton. para jaoy legal rason mga opisyal mukadto sa Dapa in the guise of a "summit".:bash:

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:24 AM

hehehe....yeah taga tubod but not in poblacion.....

Na iban ta sa 28, adto ta maniodto sa ila filino april.:)

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:28 AM

bagan ya may chinese resto diha sa sur? cge nako balik2 ya gajud ko kita

May sa una sa amat kaimo tapos nu transfer sa borormero atbang sa Tavern, Ya na kuman. authentic chinese gajud adto, gamay ra nahibayo mostly mga local chinese ra sab mangaon. 2 -3 large roudtables ra. Sayang adto sija.

april@aries

June 19th, 2009, 04:31 AM

Na iban ta sa 28, adto ta maniodto sa ila filino april.:)

cge lang sir ral, im here in cebu rigth now...... by the way sir... i've heard na Member ka sa NYP(Nat'l Youth Parliament)unsa nga batch sir?

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:31 AM

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:34 AM

cge lang sir ral, im here in cebu rigth now...... by the way sir... i've heard na Member ka sa NYP(Nat'l Youth Parliament)unsa nga batch sir?

Wui! how did you know that? perti na research da.:) The very 1st NYP April, pioneering ko together with Curada (forgot his 1st name) of Claver and Lovelyn Cardenas (province). City ako tagrepresent. NYP sab kaw?

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:37 AM

building of Prince Elipe:

http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt152/rally_620/DSC02934.jpg

the top floor is his residence pero bagan ya nay naghuya kuman. The 1st and floors are leased out commercially.

april@aries

June 19th, 2009, 04:37 AM

Wui! how did you know that? perti na research da.:) The very 1st NYP April, pioneering ko together with Curada (forgot his 1st name) of Claver and Lovelyn Cardenas (province). City ako tagrepresent. NYP sab kaw?

hehehe..... yes sir 6th batch...we represent surigao together wid Lee van Samson and Ricardo domasig...

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 04:39 AM

Let me share my poem as my way to celebrate Adlaw nan Surigao del Norte:

AN SURIGAONON SA JAGAN NAN PANAHON

An Surigaonon, an karajaw nan iton
Gani an ija pagkamahipa-ubsanon
Gipahimuslan nan mga hingayo sa gahom
An matinabangon na si Rajah Siagu
Gihigaya an mga bisita
Blood Compact ni Legazpi sanan Humabon
Ija gipahigayon
Jatis! Sa kadugay baja hinay-hinay
Ato mga katiguyangan gipamatay

Pero bantay kamo kay
Maisog an mga Surigaonon
Di mutalaw an mga taga-Siargao
Sa mga pirata na mga langyaw

An mga Katsila nakatilaw
Nan kahait nan mga sundang
An Commandancia gibija-an
Sa Espanya ngadto mijagan
Kay ming-abot an mga nag-rebolusyon
Na gipanguyohan nan mga
Gonzales na mga Gigaquitnon

An mga mananakop na mga Kano,
Sila gipangkayasan
Sa kaisog nila Mosende, Concepcion, Sison
Wayay undang an pagsulong
Nagginukdanay pasingod sa Danaw
Pero di magpalupig an mga Mainitnon
Girakrakan sa Magpayang an manmalupigon
An ila pandaug-daog sa Socorro
Gibaslan dajon, an mga puti gipantumba
Nan mga Kolurom

Pag-abot nan mga Sakang
Si Tahid nan Tubod an mipakgang
Sa mga pantamas-tamas sa ato katiguyangan
Maglisod si McArthur pagtugdang
Ija saad di unta matuman
Kay kun waya an mga mata nan mga Dinagatnon
An giyera nan Surigao Strait di nagmadaugon

Tapos na unta an giyera,
Pilipinas republika na
An Surigao na unay ra
Gihimo nan duha
Waya na an diktadura,
Si Erap napaiwat na
An Surigao natuyo na

Mga langyaw mingbalik
Dagko na mga bayod
Sa Siargao giduyod,
An mabuyawanon na mga bukid
Sa Placer, sa Claver gikumkom
An buotan na mga Surigaonon
Migakos sa ila dajon
An mga buyawan, mga puti na baybay
Nalampornas hinuon

Muabante kuno, mupadajon daw
Kampanya nan mga pulitiko
Rebolusyon gihapon
Singgit na mga Wayhon
Pero kadaghanan sa mga Surigaonon
Nagtuwaw sa kawad-on
Ila mga kayag pamaliton, hadlokon
Nan mga hingayo sa gahom
Surigaonon, hingas na!
An ato karajaw ibalik ta,
An karajawan isabwag na!
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http://karajawan.blogspot.com/2009/05/surigaonon-sa-jagan-nan-panahon.html

THE BEST!kagana gajud pamatiun inin ato kaugalingon na sinultuhan..inday pa, manlinbawot ako mga balhibo!! :cheers::cheers:

MArajaw na adlaw Surigao!! MAgmalambuon ta!!

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 04:50 AM

Jari pwede pan banner sa sunod, designi rakan mike.:)

The Surigao del Norte Provincial Capitol:

http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt152/rally_620/DSC02958.jpg
http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt152/rally_620/DSC02957.jpg
http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt152/rally_620/DSC02961.jpg

sure sir rally! bilib ako sa ija glass tracery ( that glass decoration on the front wall)!! how about the interior sir ral?hehehe..:lol: mas makaappreciate jud kaw if gana sad an interior ini..:)

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:56 AM

hehehe..... yes sir 6th batch...we represent surigao together wid Lee van Samson and Ricardo domasig...

ei! small world. puro kamu paulinian amu? Adto amu na tym, lgu an nag indorse nan amu participation. Sa Bohol ba adton ijo NYP?

rally

June 19th, 2009, 04:58 AM

sure sir rally! bilib ako sa ija glass tracery ( that glass decoration on the front wall)!! how about the interior sir ral?hehehe..:lol: mas makaappreciate jud kaw if gana sad an interior ini..:)

Na yaot na kuman an interior mike. even during the time of Gov. Matugas, bala na sija. I can still remember an original interiors jaon during the time of the late Gov. Peping Sering arang ka elegante and classy sa suyod. Offices of the Gov. Vice Gov and the Board members diha. Inday uno na jaon diha kuman.

april@aries

June 19th, 2009, 05:00 AM

ei! small world. puro kamu paulinian amu? Adto amu na tym, lgu an nag indorse nan amu participation. Sa Bohol ba adton ijo NYP?

yes sir, bali skul ang nag endorse sa amu... yup sa bohol....

uncanny

June 19th, 2009, 05:05 AM

May sa una sa amat kaimo tapos nu transfer sa borormero atbang sa Tavern, Ya na kuman. authentic chinese gajud adto, gamay ra nahibayo mostly mga local chinese ra sab mangaon. 2 -3 large roudtables ra. Sayang adto sija.

lami ba ila luto?naka kaon na ba u didto sir?

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 05:07 AM

na political activity gihapon ton. para jaoy legal rason mga opisyal mukadto sa Dapa in the guise of a "summit".:bash:

amo gajud jaon an mahitabo..:bash::bash::bash::bash:

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 05:12 AM

Napansin ra nako, basta pamulitika kusog ang mga balita sa surigao pero with tourism related activities , programs and promotions bagan kuyang pa!!:ohno::ohno:

rally

June 19th, 2009, 05:33 AM

yes sir, bali skul ang nag endorse sa amu... yup sa bohol....

bagan nakakita ako nan poster jaon sa st. paul. staff kaw sa Paulinian?

april@aries

June 19th, 2009, 05:34 AM

bagan nakakita ako nan poster jaon sa st. paul. staff kaw sa Paulinian?

yes sir.... used to be....:lol::banana:

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 05:34 AM

Na yaot na kuman an interior mike. even during the time of Gov. Matugas, bala na sija. I can still remember an original interiors jaon during the time of the late Gov. Peping Sering arang ka elegante and classy sa suyod. Offices of the Gov. Vice Gov and the Board members diha. Inday uno na jaon diha kuman.

amu ba sir. sakto rasad waya ako kasuyod kay saway ra gajud ako diha.. hope that they will improve the interior..put a chandelier on the main lobby and dapat hawan ra gajud cja with the pride destinations of surigao picture gallery well lit. ..put an access towards the park..:lol:

rally

June 19th, 2009, 05:34 AM

lami ba ila luto?naka kaon na ba u didto sir?

Yep. lami karajaw, an ila cook, intsik gajud, di gani makastorya sa lain na lenggwahe. adton tiguyan na baje amuy hibayo na kinta mag binisaya pero initntisk na pagkabisaya.:)

rally

June 19th, 2009, 05:35 AM

yes sir.... used to be....:lol::banana:

Hmmm, naka assist kaw sa alumni pagpreparar adton aborted coofee book para sa centennial?

rally

June 19th, 2009, 05:36 AM

Napansin ra nako, basta pamulitika kusog ang mga balita sa surigao pero with tourism related activities , programs and promotions bagan kuyang pa!!:ohno::ohno:

kay an ato mga one half (media) dire puro jaon sa payola nan mga pulitiko ugsa puro ra pulitika an balita.:bash:

uncanny

June 19th, 2009, 05:37 AM

bagan nakakita ako nan poster jaon sa st. paul. staff kaw sa Paulinian?

kun mudajun kaw dri sir. anha kaw nako patilawon unsa jud authentic chinese cooking.kung unsa ang kalami didto tag laong mu atbang sa tavern mao sad kalami ma offer sa imo dira.:lol::lol::lol::banana::cheers::cheers:

rally

June 19th, 2009, 05:39 AM

amu ba sir. sakto rasad waya ako kasuyod kay saway ra gajud ako diha.. hope that they will improve the interior..put a chandelier on the main lobby and dapat hawan ra gajud cja with the pride destinations of surigao picture gallery well lit. ..put an access towards the park..:lol:

Na ya nay muagi didon sa lobby mike, actually jaon pagsuyod mu sa ubos jaoy lobby then grand staircase going up tapos mutunga to the left and right. pero ya nay pasingdan kay tag close na inin hagdanan. Ari ra mangagi sa hagdanan sa gawas. Sayang karajaw lagi.

april@aries

June 19th, 2009, 05:39 AM

Hmmm, naka assist kaw sa alumni pagpreparar adton aborted coofee book para sa centennial?

yes sir....:yes:

rally

June 19th, 2009, 05:40 AM

kun mudajun kaw dri sir. anha kaw nako patilawon unsa jud authentic chinese cooking.kung unsa ang kalami didto tag laong mu atbang sa tavern mao sad kalami ma offer sa imo dira.:lol::lol::lol::banana::cheers::cheers:

Na inday anhi kun maka kad-on pa ba ako did-on in the future kay magduda man dajun ini Chief Justice sa bayay.:lol:

rally

June 19th, 2009, 05:41 AM

yes sir....:yes:

Ha ha ha then nagmeet na kita april.:) Umay tag assign sa imu adto?

april@aries

June 19th, 2009, 05:44 AM

Ha ha ha then nagmeet na kita april.:) Umay tag assign sa imu adto?

hahaha...... murag ana jud sir.... ahm history adto amu assignment sir.... nga clips.... tpos tag sell nmu ang mga kara an njo na yearbook

rally

June 19th, 2009, 05:44 AM

uy, 11:30 naman baja. have to go. manyanggi pa ko.:)

@april talk to you later. Kagamay sa kalibutan.:)

@uncanny talk to you later also bai.:)

same with you @mike.:)

charlo paredes

June 19th, 2009, 05:45 AM

Filino, Rally, Mike,

Salamat sa pagbasa sa poem! Sa balak ra kan ipagawas pag mingawon sa Surigao...he he he

Unta madajon ko makapamyesta sa Numancia puhon!

april@aries

June 19th, 2009, 05:48 AM

uy, 11:30 naman baja. have to go. manyanggi pa ko.:)

@april talk to you later. Kagamay sa kalibutan.:)

@uncanny talk to you later also bai.:)

same with you @mike.:)

cge sir.... :okay:

uncanny

June 19th, 2009, 05:54 AM

Na inday anhi kun maka kad-on pa ba ako did-on in the future kay magduda man dajun ini Chief Justice sa bayay.:lol:

pa skorta rakan si chief of staff. amo man lagi jaon sir. himu man lagi daotan, human nasakspans pa gajud

uncanny

June 19th, 2009, 05:56 AM

uy, 11:30 naman baja. have to go. manyanggi pa ko.:)

@april talk to you later. Kagamay sa kalibutan.:)

@uncanny talk to you later also bai.:)

same with you @mike.:)

ay-ay kabuotan nimo sir, kaw pa gajud an manianggi. ka swerte ni chief of staff.

banog

June 19th, 2009, 09:14 AM

Jari pwede pan banner sa sunod, designi rakan mike.:)

The Surigao del Norte Provincial Capitol:

http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt152/rally_620/DSC02958.jpg
http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt152/rally_620/DSC02957.jpg
http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt152/rally_620/DSC02961.jpg

This picture was taken befor they cut the nice trees.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3636/3614786229_2233f9868c_o.jpg
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3636/3614786229_2233f9868c_o.jpg

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 09:19 AM

hakz2007

June 19th, 2009, 10:22 AM

NAGA CITY --- Aiming to further enhance its revenue generation capabilities, the City Government of Surigao and the Surigao Land Administration and Management – Project Implementation Unit are coming to visit this premier Bicol city on June 16-19.

They will be here to observe how the Robredo administration has successfully implemented its Real Estate Sales Assessment System (RESAS) and other best practices that Naga has been known for among local government units in the country.

RESAS is designed to provide a tool for analysis of real estate sales transaction data gathered by the City Assessor to come up with a fair market value.

Surigao City Mayor Alfonso S. Casurra wrote Mayor Robredo that any information and practices they would learn about may help them adopt practices that will help enhance their city government’s system and database development and “will also aid our legislative body in the approval of new Schedule of Market Value come 2010 where the 5th General Revision of Real Property is scheduled.”

Surigao City, in partnership with the national Land Administration Management (LAM) agency (ROD and CENRO-DENR), is one of the recipients of a programmatic grant from the ISF Grant Unit through funding by the Australian government.

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 10:49 AM

Raisey457

June 19th, 2009, 11:05 AM

Maupay na kulop sa inyo tanan! Marajaw na hapon!

Ask ra ko when pa gani ang fiesta sa ila filino?

Raisey457

June 19th, 2009, 11:08 AM

they cut down 2 RAVENALAS ..or basin tagtransfer ra..

Sakto ra sab tagkuha adton amo ra nan paypay na plant kay maka distract sa architectural design nan building...Ka nindot bitaw nan kapitolyo nan Surigao...in fairness.. BUT

I hope too nga i improve ang suyod para mag match ang ka nice inside and out....

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 11:20 AM

FROM SURIGAO TODAY

Commentary: Adlaw Nan Surigao or Is It ?
at Friday, June 19, 2009

In recent years, ‘Adlaw Nan Surigao ‘ (foundation day of Surigao ) has been officially celebrated by the provincial government of Surigao del Norte on June 19 which has been declared as a holiday. Many didn’t bother or care to find out whether or not this is indeed the date during which Surigao was created as a province, thus making it red – letter day in our history. But some, especially those who know and revere the province’s glorious and storied past, have been asking: “Is that so ?” What are, if any, its historical, traditional and legal bases?

There’s bound to be some discussion and not without passion on this matter which is decidedly not a trivial one because it involves no less than the precise moment of the founding of Surigao as a province, functioning thereafter as a political subdivision with working and viable structures of governance. Elsewhere, a significant event like this was determined so that it can be celebrated officially and publicity only after a thorough and exhaustive research. Needless to say, our efforts here in this regard have been barely cursory. But better late than never. We can save ourselves valuable time spent on idle debate by simply reading historical records and accounts. Let the facts therefore speak and not something else that betrays our historical apathy and ignorance.

The basis for the celebration of Adlaw Nan Surigao’ is R.A. 2786 which was authored by the late Congressman Reynaldo P. Honrado, then the lone representative of the undivided province of Surigao. This was passed into law when the President Diosdado Macapagal signed it on June 19,1960. Another law of local application R.A. 7553, authored by Rep. Glenda B. Ecleo, subsequently declared June 19 as a holiday only in Surigao del Norte. i.e. Adlaw Nan Surigao del Norte. R.A. 2786 merely divided however the old Surigao into two provinces, namely: Surigao del Norte and Del Sur. Then as now, the decapitation by legislation of a province is known by the odious name of gerryman-deering after a certain Congressman Gerry in the U.S.A. who split his district for political ends.

From the very names of the new provinces, it is quite obvious that the original, mother province of Surigao was already in existence long before. Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur and even Agusan Norte and Del Sur are merely offsprings of Surigao, one of the largest provinces in the country during that era. Otherwise, where would Surigao del Norte and Del Sur get their names? If at all, only Surigao del Norte here and Surigao del Sur over there in the South officially came into being their new set the establishment of the first politico – military government in Mindanao. Six districts or provinces under this new government set – up were created one of which was the Eastern District or Surigao, the others being: Zamboanga, Northern District (Cagayan/Misamis), Davao, Central District and Basilan. A portion of another Royal decree referring to the establishment of this system of governance in Mindanao reads.

“In order to and parts of Gingoog to the West has over the years been slowly and predictably divided through “gerryman-dering “ until it has become almost invisible in the map. After Surigao del Norte and Del Sur, in less than 50 years, we now have the new province of Dinagat. What’s next? Siargao province?

It is worth pointing out that Surigao as we knows it today is a product of a slow and gradual evolution first as a religious and military that time however Surigao was not governed as a political subdivision. The reason why Surigao, now a city, the principal town of the province became its capital is its proximity to Cebu and Ozamiz where the Spanish government had military and naval fortification for its defense. Tandag, the former capital, was located far in the south along the Pacific Ocean and was repeatedly attacked and sacked, by the Moros and could not be defended easily and of local officials on June 19,1960. AS many would point out later, right or wrong, the move was intended to prolong Honrado’s stay in Congress since he expected to be politically dominant in Surigao del Norte this time with a smaller population and area without the towns of Carrascal, Cantilan, Madrid and Lanuza (CARCANMADLAN) where his hold was said to be tenuous. Quite ironically, it was Governor Constantino C. Navarro who became the first Congressman of Surigao del Norte. Honrado became instead the first Judge of the Court of First Instance of the new province of Surigao del Sur.

So when did the old province of Surigao officially come into being or precisely when was it originally established like for instance Manila which also celebrates every years its ‘Araw ng Maynila’?

Historical accounts show that on June 30,1859, a Royal Decree was issued by the Queen of Spain for forestall any doubt that could possibly arise in connection with the implementation of article 13 of the Royal Decree of June 30, 1859 about the establishment of government in the Island of Mindanao…”

A Royal Decree was the law at that time. Therefore, it is by force of law that Surigao was created on the date mentioned. This being so, the original, undivided Surigao would be some 149 years old now as a province and not barely 48 years old if we reckon her age from 1960 which is actually the birth of Surigao del Norte with very little historical past to look back and many of those who were born here 50 years ago asking in disbelief if they can still call themselves Surigaonons now.

Quite sadly enough, as we have predicted, Surigao whose jurisdiction and land area originally included Agusan del Norte, Del Sur, Surigao del Norte, Del Sur, up to the towns of Caraga. Baganga, Catyeel etc. now under Davao Oriented in the South outpost to what is known as ‘reducciones’ or settlements that have been reduced or Christianized by the missionaries. Earlier, "Surigao was an encomienda in 1571, granted as such by Miguel Lopez de Legaspi to Pedro Navarro and Garcia Sierra Chacon" who were allotted all "the rivers and villages of Surigao and Parasao (Cantilan)”. Thereafter it became a religious military district administered by the clergy and the military. In 1751,we already had a map of the province of Caraga drawn by Francisco Alegre. This would soon be officially known as Distrito del Surigao. In December 6,1792 and May 5,1797 we already find letters to the Governor General from Alcalde M. Rivera and Juan Hipolito Gonzales, Alcalde Mayor, respectively of Surigao, capital of the province of Caraga dealing on the establishment of a military garrison against the moros in Baganga and the Southern part of the distrito or province. At “Ericson de Peublos Caraga/Surigao .” In the end, however, it is our people who will decide which day to celebrate: the birth of the mother province or that of the new- born offspring- Surigao del Norte. If they want Surigao to be a postwar creation of gerrymandering barely 48 years old or one with 149 years of colorful existence and plenty of historical legacies is entirely up to them.

Let it be noted however that in celebrating adlaw nan Surigao reckoned from the issuance of the royal Decree in 1859 we would gain added significance and some measure of pride as a province. It will show our cultural and historical ascendancy in the whole region of modern Caraga since our’s would be the oldest province here having supplanted the old Distirto del Caraga which became Distrito del Surigao with the town of Surigao (now Surigao City) as the Capital of the province which included at that time Butuan, Agusan (del Norte and Del Sur) and Surigao( Del Norte and Del Sur). The regional center of modern-day Caraga is now Butuan City. It defies One’s imagination by what calamity Surigao and the rest of its towns have became much younger than those of the two Agusans all of whom were once part of Surigao. That would indeed be the heinous consequence if we continue to celebrate ‘Adlaw Nan Surigao del Norte” which is generally known and mistaken for ‘Adlaw Nan Surigao.”

(repost from Surfing Surigao Newspaper)

mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 11:36 AM

http://www.dezeen.com/2009/02/09/regium-waterfront-by-zaha-hadid-architects/

just want to share with you the most influential lady architect of today in the world..ZAHA HADID and her latest creation..

http://www.dezeen.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/regium-waterfront-by-zaha-hadid-squ-3zha_regium-waterfront_.jpg

London practice Zaha Hadid Architects have designed two buildings for the city of Reggio Calabria in Italy.

http://www.dezeen.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/regium-waterfront-by-zaha-hadid-4-zha_regium-waterfront_ita.jpg

One building will house a museum of Mediterranean history, including exhibition spaces, restoration facilities, an archive, an aquarium and a library.

http://www.dezeen.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/regium-waterfront-by-zaha-hadid-2-zha_regium-waterfront_ita.jpg

http://www.dezeen.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/regium-waterfront-by-zaha-hadid-3-zha_regium-waterfront_ita.jpg
http://www.dezeen.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/regium-waterfront-by-zaha-hadid-6-zha_regium-waterfront_ita.jpg

The second will house the museum’s administrative offices, a gym, craft workshops, shops and a cinema, as well as three separate auditoriums that can be joined together.

http://www.dezeen.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/regium-waterfront-by-zaha-hadid-5-zha_regium-waterfront_ita.jpg

Here’s some more information from Zaha Hadid Architects:

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REGIUM WATERFRONT [Reggio Calabria, Italy]

The project aims to define the city of Reggio Calabria as a Mediterranean cultural capital through the realization of two characteristic buildings: a museum and a multifunctional building for performing arts.

http://www.dezeen.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/regium-waterfront-by-zaha-hadid-7-zha_regium-waterfront_ita.jpg

The Multifunctional Building is a composition of three separate elements that surround a partially covered piazza. The building will house the museum’s administrative offices, a gym, local craft laboratories, shops and a cinema. Three different auditoriums, which can be converted into one large space, are also housed in the Multifunctional Building.

PROGRAM: Mixed-Use: Museum of the Mediterranean and Multifunctional block.

Her famous dictum: There are 360 degrees, so why stick to one.

banog

June 19th, 2009, 12:21 PM

they cut down 2 RAVENALAS ..or basin tagtransfer ra..

..... some bird of prey, primarily the White-bellied Fish-eagle, a Philippine Serpent-eagle and some other birds.

http://www.siargao-paradise.com/img/capitol_0010_prot.jpg
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mike durero

June 19th, 2009, 01:18 PM

..... some bird of prey, primarily the White-bellied Fish-eagle, a Philippine Serpent-eagle and some other birds.

http://www.siargao-paradise.com/img/capitol_0010_prot.jpg
http://www.siargao-paradise.com/img/capitol_0013_prot.jpg
http://www.siargao-paradise.com/img/capitol_0015b_prot.jpg
http://www.siargao-paradise.com/img/capitol_0014_prot.jpg

these species of bird are endemic:lol: in surigao??:lol: thanx for sharing banog!:lol:

uncanny

June 19th, 2009, 02:53 PM

marajaw na duyom dijo hurot. ka mingaw man anhi:bash::bash:

Raisey457

June 20th, 2009, 01:27 AM

Maaung buntag Surigao, Siargao ug Dinagat!!!!

Raisey457

June 20th, 2009, 01:40 AM

Mao ni ako taglaong na airport sa Bacolod filino:

http://i645.photobucket.com/albums/uu179/raisey457/NewBacolod-SilayAirport.jpg

Raisey457

June 20th, 2009, 01:44 AM

Share ko lang places i have seen in my travel to Bacolod:

1. Balay Negrense Ancestral Home

http://i645.photobucket.com/albums/uu179/raisey457/BalayNegrense.jpg

2. Original Book (I guess) contributed by one of the residents in Bacolod

http://i645.photobucket.com/albums/uu179/raisey457/NoliMiTangere.jpg

Raisey457

June 20th, 2009, 01:48 AM

The Lacson Family Legacy in Silay

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It is actually a nice place to visit especially during sunset, there is a restobar inside the ruins. The house was burnt by the patriach during the Japanese Occupation upon hearing that the Japanese were coming to take over the place.

Raisey457

June 20th, 2009, 01:58 AM

Ocean Ridge Estate (development still on-going) known by few to be Surigao City's Future Millionaires' Row

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Raisey457

June 20th, 2009, 02:02 AM

ako gidaku basin maklaro ra...new road going to lipata wall bya na sa mansion nila late Senator Barbers

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lajo ra gajud baja...

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uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 02:05 AM

Maaung buntag Surigao, Siargao ug Dinagat!!!!

wow so early. mawning too

mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 02:25 AM

i made this dive surigao banner..:lol: for us na jaon say ato maipakita in terms of diving..THE PHILIPPINES IS THE DIVING CAPITAL OF ASIA..

http://i384.photobucket.com/albums/oo288/mike_durero/SURIGAODIVEcopyd.jpg?t=1245457262

http://www.philippinesboard.com/dive-sites-in-surigao.php

SURIGAO'S FAMOUS DIVE SITES

Surigao may not yet be a major tourist destination, but it has its share of sightseeing spots. Among those that might appeal to you are its diving sites, which contain some of the most fascinating elements and underwater life forms in the archipelago.

The Wall

For sheer size, the dive site christened as the Wall is worth exploring, but there are a lot of other factors going for it.

The currents do not fluctuate as much so even new divers will have little trouble adjusting to the conditions. There is a sloping wall here that goes down some 50 meters, covered with colorful corals, and the wall itself has several crevices and holes which you can explore. There are also lots of fish and marine life there.

The Caverns
As the name suggests, the Caverns is filled with several fissures and cracks that will bring out the explorer in you.

Each of these caves have their own attractions, but one thing they share in common is that they are spacious, so you can swim in the caves, which can turn the dive into a most unique experience. There are also several types of eagle rays, parrotfish and mackerels around.

Machine Gun Center
Exactly how the site got the name is not clear, but one thing that will become apparent once you get there is its splendor.

You dont have to go too deep (just around 10 meters), to see the centerpiece, a coal garden resting on beautifully sculpted rock formations. Besides the corals, there are other caverns and places to uncover, not the least of which is a boat that sank somewhere here years ago.

Nigels Hook
Nigels Hook is one of the more challenging dive sites in Surigao, but the dive will be worth it once you see whats in store.

The rock promontories here are varied and shaped in unique ways, giving you plenty of rooms to investigate. A variety of stingrays, black tip sharks and some sea turtles can be seen in the area.

Satan Rock
Satan Rock, or simply the Rock, is a dive center known for its strong currents but also for the lovely scenery.

As you go into the waters with your guide, be sure to check out the walls, as they are filled with corals of great diversity. Among the numerous marine life you will find here, one of the most common is the manta ray. There are also several barracudas.

filino

June 20th, 2009, 02:32 AM

filino, suya ko. gusto ko mo join.

expensive man nga hobby. Besides, naa ba nahimo nga effective strategy ang tourism agencies nato para ma develop ang tourism industry sa Surigao? NADA...Mora'g nagkawaya na man gani hinoa...unsa man sab gud ni mga tawo dri nga hilig man mang bagbag...kinsa man turista d motagam.

surigao has two giant sectors that could possibly make us one of the richest city or province in the country today if and only if our SERVANTS (political leaders) will properly do their assigned jobs. with proper planning and implementation tourism and mining sectors are the answers.

filino

June 20th, 2009, 02:33 AM

The Secret Why BBQ resto are mingaw: THE Smoke all over BBQ Street in Bilang-bilang

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and of course the taste........ yummmmmmy!

filino

June 20th, 2009, 02:37 AM

filino

June 20th, 2009, 02:42 AM

Jari pwede pan banner sa sunod, designi rakan mike.:)

The Surigao del Norte Provincial Capitol:

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oppps! mike may assignment kaw! hahahahaha, anyway i like the second one.

mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 02:42 AM

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 02:43 AM

and of course the taste........ yummmmmmy!

plus the sauceeeee. hayang2...hmmmmmm

filino

June 20th, 2009, 02:44 AM

ACE BARBERS once quOted durng aN interview of the cast of trip na trip , if they want to see and explore eco-tourism and mining in harmony, come to SURiGAO!:)

oo nga pero walang ginawa, kung jaon man kuyang pa. why not follow what camsur is doing? TV Ads at Primetime Shows? Perfect information drive! amo tana ton ang himoon nan province.

mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 02:44 AM

hmmmm really? tana!

its just a feeling..next year is a good business to venture kay medyo mastabilize nadaw hinayhinay an ato economy..hopefully filino..and as you could see more amd more investments is coming in surigao lately..lets cheers for that!:cheers:

mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 02:48 AM

Mao ni ako taglaong na airport sa Bacolod filino:

http://i645.photobucket.com/albums/uu179/raisey457/NewBacolod-SilayAirport.jpg

cool airport, hope na ani sad an ato airport..:)

filino

June 20th, 2009, 02:49 AM

Napansin ra nako, basta pamulitika kusog ang mga balita sa surigao pero with tourism related activities , programs and promotions bagan kuyang pa!!:ohno::ohno:

mike kung mamati kaw nan radyo sa surigao, politika ra ang hisgutan kung naa man gani mga national news na na tagbalita na sa TV patrol. amo ra kaw namati nan replay sa TV. imbis local radio, dapat more on local news. jesus maria, ang mga balita balita ra sa TV patrol :bash:

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 02:52 AM

mike kung mamati kaw nan radyo sa surigao, politika ra ang hisgutan kung naa man gani mga national news na na tagbalita na sa TV patrol. amo ra kaw namati nan replay sa TV. imbis local radio, dapat more on local news. jesus maria, ang mga balita balita ra sa TV patrol :bash:

waya man gud sila lain ika topic ,amo sab tag sundog sa natl news. gkan pa man jaon sa una na mga style nila.hangtod kuman waya pa mag bag-o?

filino

June 20th, 2009, 02:55 AM

This picture was taken befor they cut the nice trees.

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they cut down 2 RAVENALAS ..or basin tagtransfer ra..

actually waya ton tag cut, dili lang siguro makita sa pix. as you can see bagan tag hangad gamay ang camera, dili sija eye level.

filino

June 20th, 2009, 02:56 AM

Maupay na kulop sa inyo tanan! Marajaw na hapon!

Ask ra ko when pa gani ang fiesta sa ila filino?

kamatay ning bangug! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 03:01 AM

Dive Sites around Siargao Island Philippines

In and around the small Islands of Siargao Philippines, there is a unique opportunity for both beginners and advanced divers to find shallow dive spots without current and for advanced divers to enjoy drift or deep dive spots within the outer reefs of Siargao Island Philippines.

NR. Dive site Remarks max.Depth

1. Seeco Reef Coral formation in the south of naked is. 11 m
2. Jorchs Coral Rocks Coral Rocks in the south of casulian is 21 m
3. Cathedral 270° on the wall of cloud 9 rock entry 20 m 33 m
4. Door in the Wall Rock formation 270° close to eastcorner of casulian 19 m
5. Pangitlogan North/South Wall 270° outer reef 31 m
6. Shark Point Coral Rock’s in the south of Anahawan 22 m
7. Eddies Tunnel South corner of Antokon Is. 22 m
8. Antokon Tower’s 4 Rocktower’s east of Atokon 25 m
9. Coral Rocky Bridge Coral Rock’s southwest of Casulian 18 m
10. Coral Sloop Sunken Rock 24 m
11. Dako Coral Beach Staghorn Reef 9 m
12. Dako South West Rock formation with Tunnel 17 m
13. Dapa Channel Sloop, Gorgonien 22 m
14. West La Janosa Coral Hill Westside of La Janosa 18 m
15. Whip Coral Plateau Coral Hill east of Siargao 22 m
16. Nakiauit Coral Sloop Nakiauit Point 19 m

http://www.siargaodivers.com/images/Siargao%20philippines%20Divers%20Club%20siargo_map.jpg

http://www.siargaodivers.com

filino

June 20th, 2009, 03:03 AM

waya man gud sila lain ika topic ,amo sab tag sundog sa natl news. gkan pa man jaon sa una na mga style nila.hangtod kuman waya pa mag bag-o?

waya! :bash: kung jaoy inteview hon na politiko instead na projects ang hisgutan, ang mga tsimis ug ang ila political plans :bash:

filino

June 20th, 2009, 03:07 AM

mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 03:10 AM

http://ww2db.com/surigao/

http://ww2db.com/surigao/

http://ww2db.com/surigao/

Battle of Surigao Strait
The Latest book from naval historian Anthony P. Tully

The Battle of Surigao Strait was one of four major actions that comprise the larger grand naval battle known collectively as the Battle of Leyte Gulf in late October 1944. Although we are now sixty years removed from events, there has not yet appeared a full study of the Battle of Surigao Strait. This despite the fact that it was the last battleship-vs-battleship action in World War II, and in fact, to date. (Given the dominance of air power, and now even potentially from space, Surigao Strait may ultimately prove to be the last capital ship surface action at all.) Further, it was at Surigao that a remarkable and highly symbolic historical coincidence came about --- where some of the very battleships sunk at Pearl Harbor at the opening of the Pacific War returned from the muddy bottom to deliver reprisal. Arriving at the Philippines as part of General Douglas MacArthur's triumphant return, the venerable battleships of Kinkaid's Seventh Fleet would be given an opportunity denied to their younger and more powerful cousins of the New Jersey-class: battleship-vs-battleship action. Further adding to the irony and symbolism was the fact that the allied forces at Surigao were under command of Rear Admiral Jesse B. Oldendorf -- next to last commander of the fabled USS Houston of the doomed U.S. Asiatic Fleet, and in position to avenge his former command's fate at Bantam Bay.

Oldendorf's Japanese opponents -- Vice Admirals Nishimura Shoji and Shima Kiyohide -- were also veterans and among the arrayed forces that destroyed the allied fleet in the waters of the Philippines and Indonesia in spring 1942. However, for them, those days had not been particularly lucky either -- Nishimura had suffered the death of his only son, and his command continually dogged with misfortune. Shima had his flagship Okinosima torpedoed out from under him in the preliminaries of the Battle of Coral Sea. Now in October 1944 by a tangled set of converging circumstances Nishimura and Shima would lead separate but converging fleets to confront Oldendorf at Surigao Strait. Forming the strongest core of the Japanese force were the two Fuso-class battleships, Fuso and Yamashiro. Fuso is an old Chinese name for Japan itself, and it is perhaps fitting that she was laid down in the year the Titanic sank, for though when built she was the largest battleship in the world, by the time she got the chance to fight in her designed role, she and her sister Yamashiro - like their American near- contemporaries from Pearl Harbor - had been left behind by the pace of military development and the rise of carrier warfare.

Their confrontation arose from the Allied liberation of the Philippines, and beginning of that operation with the landing of MacArthur's forces on the beaches of Leyte Gulf on 20 October 1944. Ever since the fall of Saipan, the Japanese had been preparing for this event, and responded with an intricately organized if basically ingenious and simple plan. While a special decoy carrier force under Vice Admiral Ozawa Jisaburo sought to lure the main carrier strength of William F. Halsey north and away from their covering positions for the Leyte beachhead, a vast armada of Japanese surface forces would move on the Philippines to destroy the transports and beachhead from multiple directions. Vice Admiral Kurita Takeo's First Striking Force (1YB) advanced to descend on Leyte Gulf from the north via San Bernardino Strait; simultaneously a detached section of the Kurita fleet under Vice Admiral Shoji Nishimura followed by a detached section of Ozawa's fleet under Vice Admiral Shima Kiyohide would advance and seek to penetrate Leyte Gulf from the south, through Surigao Strait. Finally, an independent segment of Shima's fleet under Vice Admiral Sakonjo Naomasa would attempt a last-minute reinforcement of the troops holding Leyte. All would converge on the Leyte area the night of 24/25 October 1944 in an attempt to destroy and repel the Allied invasion forces. The Battle of Surigao Strait would decide the outcome of the southern spearhead. In this clash, nearly every facet of naval warfare would be engaged -- from the great guns of battleships, hurtling bombs from the air, to the bravely launched torpedoes of flimsy and dashing PT boats.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

As can be seen, there is no lack of drama or vivid imagery in the Battle of Surigao Strait, that in places rivals those off Savo at Guadalcanal, yet there has been no work dedicated specifically to the action, or its preliminaries and aftermath. Partly this is because it was a night battle, mostly because few Japanese records and crews survived, and finally, apparently because -- erroneously - it was assumed there was little to add or investigate. There are of course a handful of excellent, comprehensive studies of the wider Battle of Leyte Gulf itself, but none contain an in-depth comprehensive treatment of Surigao Strait. Instead, all english accounts have been derived from three key sources, and on closer examination, only two. The first source was the U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey (USSBS), based on interrogations of Japanese officials conducted in the fall and spring of 1945/1946. James Field utilized this material and other post-war reports to write his The Japanese at Leyte Gulf in 1947. Almost simultaneously C. Van Woodward published The Battle for Leyte Gulf. Both works are excellent and contain important narrative and witness accounts. Their chief weakness lies in the fact that they relied almost entirely for the Japanese side on the USSBS interrogation of the commander of the Shigure. However, the Shigure's captain apparently transposed the action/fates of the two Japanese battleships, the Yamashiro and Fuso. Subsequent books sometimes repeat and perpetuate this error. [1] At this juncture, came the second key source.

The U.S. Naval War College at Newport, R. I. was conducting at this same time a truly forensic study of several battles, including the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Though incomplete, the analysis did cover the campaign beyond the battle of Surigao Strait, and assembled a rich collection of primary sources, including action reports. Each had been scrutinized and interpeted with exacting detail under the oversight of Oldendorf's former Chief-of-Staff, R.W. Bates. Bates had then placed the manuscript of the Surigao report at the disposal of Samuel E. Morison in time for its findings to form part of Volume 12 of his History of United States Naval Operations in World War II: Leyte, June 1944-January 1945. Published in 1949, Morison's volume conveyed the War College's demonstration regarding the Japanese battleships that the supposed order of events had been reversed. Since the exhaustive War College analysis itself is rarely consulted, Morison's volume distilling its findings has become the third key source for Surigao Strait accounts. Afterward, most works have accepted the Morison version. This was reinforced when the Japanese Self Defense Agency published its extensive histories and contributed additional survivor reports that strengthened Morison's case. It is important to note that except for isolated use here and there of Field and Woodward's books, every account of the Battle of Surigao Strait since Morison has taken his account in toto. In short, the Naval War College Study as distilled in Morison's volume became the defining work on the battle.

At first glance the Naval War College analysis appears exhaustive, and indeed, its use and examination of primary sources and data are prodigous, and often without peer. Nonetheless, it left a number of unanswered questions and mysteries, some unavoidable, and others truly perplexing. Chief among the latter being the - albeit reluctantly accepted - baffling scenario of 45,000 ton battleship Fuso blowing in half, and both halves remaining afloat and burning. Even with no survivors to contradict it, this scenario defied both reason and logic. [ 2 ] Questions also persisted about Nishimura's and Shima's decisions, attended by a too-often present tendency to simply charge both Japanese admirals with ineptness, mutual hostility and even stupidity. Lesser mysteries and inconsistencies that will remind some of those attending the Solomons night battles also existed pertaining to the fates of some of the Japanese destroyers. In other words, certainly enough to warrant a second look.

However, because it was a night action and with so few survivors from the Japanese side, at first it seemed unlikely that much could be added or discovered. It transpired, however, that there was some key Japanese survivor reports filed that had been overlooked. Further, U.S. Navy action reports when consulted directly contained important clues of time and chronology. By careful integration and collating of these sources and photographs, a new and more detailed story of the action can be discerned. In several places, this differs radically from the received versions and will represent a major revision, and one backed by hard evidence.

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 03:11 AM

waya! :bash: kung jaoy inteview hon na politiko instead na projects ang hisgutan, ang mga tsimis ug ang ila political plans :bash:

TUYANG NA MGA ANCHORMAN. KINAHNAGLAN NA ILISAN NG MGA BATAN-ON

filino

June 20th, 2009, 03:13 AM

http://ww2db.com/surigao/

http://ww2db.com/surigao/

Battle of Surigao Strait
The Latest book from naval historian Anthony P. Tully

The Battle of Surigao Strait was one of four major actions that comprise the larger grand naval battle known collectively as the Battle of Leyte Gulf in late October 1944. Although we are now sixty years removed from events, there has not yet appeared a full study of the Battle of Surigao Strait. This despite the fact that it was the last battleship-vs-battleship action in World War II, and in fact, to date. (Given the dominance of air power, and now even potentially from space, Surigao Strait may ultimately prove to be the last capital ship surface action at all.) Further, it was at Surigao that a remarkable and highly symbolic historical coincidence came about --- where some of the very battleships sunk at Pearl Harbor at the opening of the Pacific War returned from the muddy bottom to deliver reprisal. Arriving at the Philippines as part of General Douglas MacArthur's triumphant return, the venerable battleships of Kinkaid's Seventh Fleet would be given an opportunity denied to their younger and more powerful cousins of the New Jersey-class: battleship-vs-battleship action. Further adding to the irony and symbolism was the fact that the allied forces at Surigao were under command of Rear Admiral Jesse B. Oldendorf -- next to last commander of the fabled USS Houston of the doomed U.S. Asiatic Fleet, and in position to avenge his former command's fate at Bantam Bay.

Oldendorf's Japanese opponents -- Vice Admirals Nishimura Shoji and Shima Kiyohide -- were also veterans and among the arrayed forces that destroyed the allied fleet in the waters of the Philippines and Indonesia in spring 1942. However, for them, those days had not been particularly lucky either -- Nishimura had suffered the death of his only son, and his command continually dogged with misfortune. Shima had his flagship Okinosima torpedoed out from under him in the preliminaries of the Battle of Coral Sea. Now in October 1944 by a tangled set of converging circumstances Nishimura and Shima would lead separate but converging fleets to confront Oldendorf at Surigao Strait. Forming the strongest core of the Japanese force were the two Fuso-class battleships, Fuso and Yamashiro. Fuso is an old Chinese name for Japan itself, and it is perhaps fitting that she was laid down in the year the Titanic sank, for though when built she was the largest battleship in the world, by the time she got the chance to fight in her designed role, she and her sister Yamashiro - like their American near- contemporaries from Pearl Harbor - had been left behind by the pace of military development and the rise of carrier warfare.

Their confrontation arose from the Allied liberation of the Philippines, and beginning of that operation with the landing of MacArthur's forces on the beaches of Leyte Gulf on 20 October 1944. Ever since the fall of Saipan, the Japanese had been preparing for this event, and responded with an intricately organized if basically ingenious and simple plan. While a special decoy carrier force under Vice Admiral Ozawa Jisaburo sought to lure the main carrier strength of William F. Halsey north and away from their covering positions for the Leyte beachhead, a vast armada of Japanese surface forces would move on the Philippines to destroy the transports and beachhead from multiple directions. Vice Admiral Kurita Takeo's First Striking Force (1YB) advanced to descend on Leyte Gulf from the north via San Bernardino Strait; simultaneously a detached section of the Kurita fleet under Vice Admiral Shoji Nishimura followed by a detached section of Ozawa's fleet under Vice Admiral Shima Kiyohide would advance and seek to penetrate Leyte Gulf from the south, through Surigao Strait. Finally, an independent segment of Shima's fleet under Vice Admiral Sakonjo Naomasa would attempt a last-minute reinforcement of the troops holding Leyte. All would converge on the Leyte area the night of 24/25 October 1944 in an attempt to destroy and repel the Allied invasion forces. The Battle of Surigao Strait would decide the outcome of the southern spearhead. In this clash, nearly every facet of naval warfare would be engaged -- from the great guns of battleships, hurtling bombs from the air, to the bravely launched torpedoes of flimsy and dashing PT boats.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

As can be seen, there is no lack of drama or vivid imagery in the Battle of Surigao Strait, that in places rivals those off Savo at Guadalcanal, yet there has been no work dedicated specifically to the action, or its preliminaries and aftermath. Partly this is because it was a night battle, mostly because few Japanese records and crews survived, and finally, apparently because -- erroneously - it was assumed there was little to add or investigate. There are of course a handful of excellent, comprehensive studies of the wider Battle of Leyte Gulf itself, but none contain an in-depth comprehensive treatment of Surigao Strait. Instead, all english accounts have been derived from three key sources, and on closer examination, only two. The first source was the U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey (USSBS), based on interrogations of Japanese officials conducted in the fall and spring of 1945/1946. James Field utilized this material and other post-war reports to write his The Japanese at Leyte Gulf in 1947. Almost simultaneously C. Van Woodward published The Battle for Leyte Gulf. Both works are excellent and contain important narrative and witness accounts. Their chief weakness lies in the fact that they relied almost entirely for the Japanese side on the USSBS interrogation of the commander of the Shigure. However, the Shigure's captain apparently transposed the action/fates of the two Japanese battleships, the Yamashiro and Fuso. Subsequent books sometimes repeat and perpetuate this error. [1] At this juncture, came the second key source.

The U.S. Naval War College at Newport, R. I. was conducting at this same time a truly forensic study of several battles, including the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Though incomplete, the analysis did cover the campaign beyond the battle of Surigao Strait, and assembled a rich collection of primary sources, including action reports. Each had been scrutinized and interpeted with exacting detail under the oversight of Oldendorf's former Chief-of-Staff, R.W. Bates. Bates had then placed the manuscript of the Surigao report at the disposal of Samuel E. Morison in time for its findings to form part of Volume 12 of his History of United States Naval Operations in World War II: Leyte, June 1944-January 1945. Published in 1949, Morison's volume conveyed the War College's demonstration regarding the Japanese battleships that the supposed order of events had been reversed. Since the exhaustive War College analysis itself is rarely consulted, Morison's volume distilling its findings has become the third key source for Surigao Strait accounts. Afterward, most works have accepted the Morison version. This was reinforced when the Japanese Self Defense Agency published its extensive histories and contributed additional survivor reports that strengthened Morison's case. It is important to note that except for isolated use here and there of Field and Woodward's books, every account of the Battle of Surigao Strait since Morison has taken his account in toto. In short, the Naval War College Study as distilled in Morison's volume became the defining work on the battle.

At first glance the Naval War College analysis appears exhaustive, and indeed, its use and examination of primary sources and data are prodigous, and often without peer. Nonetheless, it left a number of unanswered questions and mysteries, some unavoidable, and others truly perplexing. Chief among the latter being the - albeit reluctantly accepted - baffling scenario of 45,000 ton battleship Fuso blowing in half, and both halves remaining afloat and burning. Even with no survivors to contradict it, this scenario defied both reason and logic. [ 2 ] Questions also persisted about Nishimura's and Shima's decisions, attended by a too-often present tendency to simply charge both Japanese admirals with ineptness, mutual hostility and even stupidity. Lesser mysteries and inconsistencies that will remind some of those attending the Solomons night battles also existed pertaining to the fates of some of the Japanese destroyers. In other words, certainly enough to warrant a second look.

However, because it was a night action and with so few survivors from the Japanese side, at first it seemed unlikely that much could be added or discovered. It transpired, however, that there was some key Japanese survivor reports filed that had been overlooked. Further, U.S. Navy action reports when consulted directly contained important clues of time and chronology. By careful integration and collating of these sources and photographs, a new and more detailed story of the action can be discerned. In several places, this differs radically from the received versions and will represent a major revision, and one backed by hard evidence.

surigao is rich in history, kuyang ra lamang gajud sa attention ug support ta gikan sa mga kadagkuan.

filino

June 20th, 2009, 03:15 AM

TUYANG NA MGA ANCHORMAN. KINAHNAGLAN NA ILISAN NG MGA BATAN-ON

na amo ra. way kalainay ang mga bangug!

mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 03:20 AM

surigao is rich in history, kuyang ra lamang gajud sa attention ug support ta gikan sa mga kadagkuan.

this is world history!!! the last big-gun naval battle in the worlds history happend in our own shores..:cheers::cheers:

filino

June 20th, 2009, 03:27 AM

this is world history!!! the last big-gun naval battle in the worlds history happend in our own shores..:cheers::cheers:

yup! every 10-25 pero kuman tag taken for granted na sija, I mean kung tag observe man gani basta ra lamang gud :bash:

mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 03:39 AM

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mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 03:59 AM

Doot Beach Disaster: What's next?

* Posted by Steve Egay on May 1, 2009 at 11:00pm

May I venture to say that Doot beach's recent erosion has been caused by many years of nature's activities. The combination of factors like the constant battering of the sea to our shorelines, aggravated by Global Warming and the thinning of Doot's natural protection . . . the mangroves.

Some lessons can be learned and hopefully present and future generations of Gigaquitnons will take heed. One of this is the importance of mangroves or "kabakhawan" in our local dialect. If you observe the available photos and video's of the eroded areas, it is only at the center near the bridge that are affected. Particularly the areas where there are no more mangoves. Whenever I visit Doot beach several times and several years back, I personally noticed that the sands near the bridge seemed to be continuously moving towards the river side. In contrast, the areas where there are mangrove trees seemed to hold their ground. To me, the way the new contour of the beach after the erosion is not very surprising. It just confirmed my observation. Though we enjoyed the beautiful sights in the past decades as coconut trees and cottages certainly makes for a better view compared to mangrove trees, the consequence is disastrous. And we have paid for it now.

So why is that nothing seemed to have been done to prevent it? As far as my limited knowledge is concerned, there is currently a 3-point Environmental project of the local government in conjunction with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. More details on this in Gigaquit Online once we get the information but in my understanding, it involves the upland areas, coastal management and riverbanks management. Unfortunately, this is already too late to save Doot.

So what now? We have a damaged natural heritage before us. The feeling of gloom is normal. But then, time comes that we wipe out our tears and see clearly the situation before us. To me, this is an opportunity. We may not be accustomed by the new look of Doot but by using our Gigaquitnon creativity, we can make something new, something beautiful out of the new terrain. How about planting mangroves then build criss-crossing footbridges and tree houses on the site of the damaged area? Just one idea . . . maybe YOU have more.

In addition, I learned from Mayor Carlos Egay, Sr. that the reason why there is currently a seawall stretching from the bridge up to the Public Market, is because in the 1950's the same thing happened to Doot Beach. It was badly damaged so that the waves reached the town's river banks due to overflowing waters. But later on the sands of Doot beach returned to its former beauty. As Mayor Egay said "mobalik ra iton". On that note, let me end this blog post.

http://gigaquitnons.ning.com/profiles/blogs/doot-beach-disaster-whats-next

filino

June 20th, 2009, 04:06 AM

mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 04:23 AM

wow! surigao-siargao is in the map again. bolok na gajud ang mga politico nan ini kung waya gihapoy himoon. we finally landed in tourism map not just in surfing sports but also in eco-tourism ang diving. thnx for sharing @mike.

ayaw saba!.. were could be the tourism hub of caraga!hehehe..were trying to be one!:lol::lol:

SC_00

June 20th, 2009, 04:44 AM

2009 FLU PANDEMIC
LATEST UPDATES
| 06.19.09

| First confirmed case in South Africa. H1N1 now present in all WHO regions

| First death confirmed in Australia

| Currently, 11 countries have deaths

| Thailand reports 71 more cases; Total of 589 cases

| In United Kingdom 220 more cases added, the highest single flu rise in UK. Total: 1,984

| Singapore cases rise to 103

| Laboratory confirmed cases now at 44,287 in 101 countries, including 180 deaths from 11 countries-WHO

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 04:45 AM

umay karajawan kuman, bagan ka laay man

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 04:49 AM

if u still remembered JUMBO snak center nung early 90's.sa may gomez st. now handyman hardware. sla rin ung may ari nun

mike durero

June 20th, 2009, 05:15 AM

http://www.cedricverdier.com/expeditions/yamashiro.php

"Better to sink in boundless deeps, than float on vulgar shoals..." Herman Melville, Mardi and a Voyage Thither.

http://www.cedricverdier.com/img/yamalogo.jpg

Diving the deepest battleships

Diving the HIJMS Yamashiro and Fuso has always been a dream since the project was launched by the late John Bennett. "Diving the Yamashiro is a technical, logistical, physiological and human challenge. It involves state-of-the-art technology and extensive preparation and experience.… But it’s a dream come true for any diver…"

The goals of the Yamashiro Project

Positively identifying the different wrecks in Surigao Strait.

http://i384.photobucket.com/albums/oo288/mike_durero/yamashiiro.jpg?t=1245467577

During the Battle of Leyte, November 24th 1944, 5 aircraft carriers, 7 cruiser, 2 escort carriers, 15 destroyers and 3 battleships were sunk. A big controversy took place about the exact location of the HIJMS Fuso and HIJMS Yamashiro. Diving these wrecks will help to better understand what happened more than 60 years ago.

Confirming the resting place of one of Japan’s greatest Naval Commanders and his Battleship

http://www.cedricverdier.com/img/nishimura.jpg

Vice - Admiral Nishimura, Shoji, hero of the Japanese Navy during WWII. As shells came down like rain all around him as his command proceeded up Surigao Strait, he relentlessly kept his force on its course toward oblivion. He lost his life along with hundreds of other Japanese sailors. Although he knew his command was doomed, he did his duty and sacrificed himself and his command in true Samurai tradition, thus keeping his honor.

Diving the deepest battleships ever explored by Technical Divers worldwide
The wreck of the HIJMS Yamashiro rests in the Strait of Surigao, Philippines, at a depth of 200m / 660 fsw. The wreck of the HIJMS Fuso lies nearby, also at great depth. John Bennett, former World Depth Record holder, planned to dive these wrecks. Unfortunately John lost his life in a tragic accident. The Yamashiro Project is a tribute to this outstanding diver.

http://www.cedricverdier.com/img/logotitle.jpg

Cedric Verdier is the first diver to ever explore this wreck, using a Mixed-Gas Closed-Circuit Rebreather to a maximum depth of 196m. Read a diary of the 1st successful expedition on the HIJMS Yamashiro.

More information about the Yamashiro

The HIJMS Yamashiro was the flagship of the Imperial Japanese Navy during WWII. Built at the Yokosuka Naval Yard, she was first commissioned in 1917 and modernised in 1935.

Displacement: 39,154 Tons
Dimensions: 698’ x 100’5” x 31’9” - 213m x 30m x 10m
Speed: 25 knots
Crew: 1400

http://www.cedricverdier.com/img/yamashiro1.jpg

BULLDOG

June 20th, 2009, 08:16 AM

surigao has two giant sectors that could possibly make us one of the richest city or province in the country today if and only if our SERVANTS (political leaders) will properly do their assigned jobs. with proper planning and implementation tourism and mining sectors are the answers.

Filino, I am totally agree with you ....... proper planning and firm implementation ang gikinahanglan gajud para mo asensu an Surigao tungod sa kahamok na potentials sa ato lugar ......... puro raman gud sila saad sa mga tawo pero way mga baruganan sa ila mga gipanulti ....... I mean sayang karajaw an ila position na waya gajud magamit pagdajaw. :ohno::ohno::ohno::ohno:

banog

June 20th, 2009, 09:13 AM

these species of bird are endemic:lol: in surigao??:lol: thanx for sharing banog!:lol:

The Philippine Serpent-eagle is endemic in the Philippines.
http://www.siargao-paradise.com/img/capitol_0015_prot.jpg

The distribution of the White-bellied Fish-eagle is from Indomalayan to southeast Asia and Australia. But there is a small population that is endemic in Surigao City. According to an employee of the Capitol they are "Killer".
http://www.siargao-paradise.com/img/capitol_0008_prot.jpg
In 2007 I wanted to take photos inside of the cage. But he said to me, this is not possible, because they will kill you.:shocked::ohno::lol: So this eagle must be endemic in Surigao.:lol:

filino

June 20th, 2009, 09:19 AM

The Philippine Serpent-eagle is endemic in the Philippines.
http://www.siargao-paradise.com/img/capitol_0015_prot.jpg

The distribution of the White-bellied Fish-eagle is from Indomalayan to southeast Asia and Australia. But there is a small population that is endemic in Surigao City. According to an employee of the Capitol they are "Killer".
http://www.siargao-paradise.com/img/capitol_0008_prot.jpg
In 2007 I wanted to take photos inside of the cage. But he said to me, this is not possible, because they will kill you.:shocked::ohno::lol: So this eagle must be endemic in Surigao.:lol:

killer? kill us? what do you mean @banug?

filino

June 20th, 2009, 09:25 AM

ayaw saba!.. were could be the tourism hub of caraga!hehehe..were trying to be one!:lol::lol:

no questions on that @mike. there is no doubt that surigo must be the tourism capital of caraga and tourism national office for me must be relocated here. we are rich in history, eco-tourism, sports-tourism, etc. we have more than enough reasons to claim as Caraga's Regional Tourism Hub.

banog

June 20th, 2009, 09:25 AM

killer? kill us? what do you mean @banug?

The employee said to me ..... they will kill you. So you means me.:bash:

filino

June 20th, 2009, 09:26 AM

if u still remembered JUMBO snak center nung early 90's.sa may gomez st. now handyman hardware. sla rin ung may ari nun

what are you talking about @uncanny?

Raisey457

June 20th, 2009, 09:27 AM

ayaw saba!.. were could be the tourism hub of caraga!hehehe..were trying to be one!:lol::lol:

This is very possible mike if the surigaonon will have the heart to make a 360 deg. turn with its outlook on development. Outlook in the sense that, d anay kaugalingon ra an huna-hunaon ug mubo ra an panglantaw na bagan bahla na ang ugma basta makabagbag dayon ug daku karon adlawa.

We can only be hopeful that we can make use of our tourism potential and develop it to the fullest.

filino

June 20th, 2009, 09:41 AM

The employee said to me ..... they will kill you. So you means me.:bash:

do you mean mama-ak ton sila?

anyway, dont be surprised banug na nawaya ang siargao thread it's becouse it was consilated with surigao city thread to avoid redundancy of posting of some articles and pictures. siargao is still part of surigao del nlorte afterall.

filino

June 20th, 2009, 09:47 AM

This is very possible mike if the surigaonon will have the heart to make a 360 deg. turn with its outlook on development. Outlook in the sense that, d anay kaugalingon ra an huna-hunaon ug mubo ra an panglantaw na bagan bahla na ang ugma basta makabagbag dayon ug daku karon adlawa.

We can only be hopeful that we can make use of our tourism potential and develop it to the fullest.

I agree but dapat kita mismo sa ato kaugalingon should evaluate what we can contribute to our province and not what our leaders can give to us. it is our duty and responsibility to make a change. changes that could make us STAND not for us but for the childrens of our childrens. we should stop blaming our leaders on how they lead us and stop blaming on how the way they think for us. it is us who should act and make the best of it for our children's childrens better future.

filino

June 20th, 2009, 09:58 AM

Fiesta man bagan kuman sa Mabua

HAPPY FIESTA BRGY. MABUA, SURIGAO CITY

Raisey457

June 20th, 2009, 10:06 AM

I agree but dapat kita mismo sa ato kaugalingon should evaluate what we can contribute to our province and not what our leaders can give to us. it is our duty and responsibility to make a change. changes that could make us STAND not for us but for the childrens of our childrens. we should stop blaming our leaders on how they lead us and stop blaming on how the way they think for us. it is us who should act and make the best of it for our children's childrens better future.

CHILDRENS HA??? mora'g arang man kalaum loy. kinhanglan i scuba dive. :bash::bash::lol::lol:

Raisey457

June 20th, 2009, 10:07 AM

Fiesta man bagan kuman sa Mabua

HAPPY FIESTA BRGY. MABUA, SURIGAO CITY

Waya pa filino kay wa pa man manghagad imong idol. Next Sunday pa.

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 12:29 PM

what are you talking about @uncanny?

sori po sir, na wrong thread ako heeeh:bash::bash:

libran_angel101

June 20th, 2009, 12:42 PM

good evening sa tanan.

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 12:53 PM

good evening sa tanan.

same 2 u

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 01:09 PM

good evening sa tanan.

dinner na ka?

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 02:18 PM

hain man mga gimmickero ug gimmickera dri. ng-nga waya man

SC_00

June 20th, 2009, 02:48 PM

2009 FLU PANDEMIC
LATEST UPDATES

| 48 more H1N1 cases confirmed; RP tally now at 392

| At Thailand, 73 new H1N1 flu patients diagnosed. Total: 662

| Cases at Japan reached 740

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 03:00 PM

2009 FLU PANDEMIC
LATEST UPDATES

| 48 more H1N1 cases confirmed; RP tally now at 392

| At Thailand, 73 new H1N1 flu patients diagnosed. Total: 662

| Cases at Japan reached 740

skul sa anak anak dri( sacred heart) duna i case last frida. wa sla class taman july 6

SC_00

June 20th, 2009, 03:02 PM

skul sa anak anak dri( sacred heart) duna i case last frida. wa sla class taman july 6

amu? diba Samar College adto nun una?

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 03:07 PM

amu? diba Samar College adto nun una?

lahi pud tingali tung case sa samar. 1st case ni dri sa tacloban city.

SC_00

June 20th, 2009, 03:14 PM

lahi pud tingali tung case sa samar. 1st case ni dri sa tacloban city.

mindanao ang wala pay confirmed cases... kaluoy sa dyos..hehehe...pero kung mubaot man,,,eh,,di ni-abot...:lol:

uncanny

June 20th, 2009, 03:25 PM

mindanao ang wala pay confirmed cases... kaluoy sa dyos..hehehe...pero kung mubaot man,,,eh,,di ni-abot...:lol:

grade 4 pupil dria. 3rd cases nani sa region 8. ang usa seaman human ang 1` hi skul student

Raisey457

June 20th, 2009, 03:47 PM

Gud evenin! Inquire ra ko if naa gahatag ug short course/seminar/workshop/one on one lesson on photography sa Surigao. It has been one of my frustrations nga somehow gusto nko i try.

filino

June 20th, 2009, 04:58 PM

mindanao ang wala pay confirmed cases... kaluoy sa dyos..hehehe...pero kung mubaot man,,,eh,,di ni-abot...:lol:

parang nahuli ka yata sa updates SC? it's in the flash report on TV, one confirmed AH1N1 case is now in caraga. i am just waiting for the late night news program for the details. ginawa pang gateway ang caraga, basi nakasakay sa roro ang jatis! :lol:

filino

June 20th, 2009, 05:01 PM

CHILDRENS HA??? mora'g arang man kalaum loy. kinhanglan i scuba dive. :bash::bash::lol::lol:

nooooooo, im so scared of shark ewwwwwwww! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

filino

June 20th, 2009, 05:03 PM

Waya pa filino kay wa pa man manghagad imong idol. Next Sunday pa.

kuman ang fiesta. waya kaw taghagad baja? jati ini si idol, sige ra, ug dili ta mga buta sa monday magkita ra kami.

filino

June 20th, 2009, 05:04 PM

Gud evenin! Inquire ra ko if naa gahatag ug short course/seminar/workshop/one on one lesson on photography sa Surigao. It has been one of my frustrations nga somehow gusto nko i try.

asa may imo unahon? diving lesson or photography? pag sure HAHAHAHAHA

uncanny

June 21st, 2009, 12:39 AM

asa may imo unahon? diving lesson or photography? pag sure HAHAHAHAHA

waya baja kaw mupanaw gabii? kay anha man kaw ssc

SC_00

June 21st, 2009, 03:33 AM

parang nahuli ka yata sa updates SC? it's in the flash report on TV, one confirmed AH1N1 case is now in caraga. i am just waiting for the late night news program for the details. ginawa pang gateway ang caraga, basi nakasakay sa roro ang jatis! :lol:

ya pa ka confirmed sa DOH

filino

June 21st, 2009, 04:46 AM

ya pa ka confirmed sa DOH

aw amo ba? hopefully dili siya positive but it's in the news last night as per info from DOH

filino

June 21st, 2009, 05:02 AM

waya baja kaw mupanaw gabii? kay anha man kaw ssc

panaw ko @uncanny. pero legal ako panaw dili gara-gara o kiat-kiat! hahahaha defensive na dajon :bash: bitaw ka uli ko mga 10:30 na then visit kadali ssc. :)

uncanny

June 21st, 2009, 05:12 AM

panaw ko @uncanny. pero legal ako panaw dili gara-gara o kiat-kiat! hahahaha defensive na dajon :bash: bitaw ka uli ko mga 10:30 na then visit kadali ssc. :)

paibana ko sa imo mga illegal dha na panaw

filino

June 21st, 2009, 05:24 AM

paibana ko sa imo mga illegal dha na panaw

:lol: mga legal tanan ako panaw @uncanny wayay illegal :lol: lunes na isab ugma, sajo na isab mata kay trbaho na usab :bash:

uncanny

June 21st, 2009, 05:39 AM

:lol: mga legal tanan ako panaw @uncanny wayay illegal :lol: lunes na isab ugma, sajo na isab mata kay trbaho na usab :bash:

kami ngani may trabaho pa basan sunday. majaw pa kamo pahuway ra

filino

June 21st, 2009, 06:20 AM

kami ngani may trabaho pa basan sunday. majaw pa kamo pahuway ra

dili ba export related company man ka ga work? waya baja moy rest day? aw basi sab imo ton business? pahulay pud oi!

uncanny

June 21st, 2009, 06:26 AM

dili ba export related company man ka ga work? waya baja moy rest day? aw basi sab imo ton business? pahulay pud oi!

360 days amo operation dri. gawas sa new yr, holy friday.

regjeex

June 21st, 2009, 06:27 AM

HAPPY FATHERS DAY TO ALL

:banana::cheers::banana::cheers::banana::cheers::banana::cheers:

regjeex

June 21st, 2009, 06:31 AM

HAPPY FIESTA sa inyo NOY PARAN - June 28,2009

hahaha sayo kaayo ni commercial.... andama injong labrador Noy Paran

:lol::cheers::banana::cheers::banana::cheers:

filino

June 21st, 2009, 06:32 AM

360 days amo operation dri. gawas sa new yr, holy friday.

aw amo ba? happy father's day tood sa imo @uncanny ug sa uban pang mga tatay, papa, daddy, tatang, itay ug erpats sa kalibutan.

qwert_guy

June 21st, 2009, 06:34 AM

aw amo ba? happy father's day tood sa imo @uncanny ug sa uban pang mga tatay, papa, daddy, tatang, itay ug erpats sa kalibutan.

HAPPY FATHERS DAY TO ALL

:banana::cheers::banana::cheers::banana::cheers::banana::cheers:

Thanks to you guys...:cheers:

regjeex

June 21st, 2009, 06:36 AM

wala ra mo sa amo diri...:bash::bash: 24/7 bangug!!:bash::bash: bisan pasko ug uban way pahuway... cge kayod lang gihapon :bash::bash::bash:

360 days amo operation dri. gawas sa new yr, holy friday.

filino

June 21st, 2009, 06:37 AM

HAPPY FIESTA sa inyo NOY PARAN - June 28,2009

hahaha sayo kaayo ni commercial.... andama injong labrador Noy Paran

:lol::cheers::banana::cheers::banana::cheers:

hahaha relax lang do. ari nya do kay ihawan taka ug ungo, wakwak ug balbal. :rofl:

filino

June 21st, 2009, 06:39 AM

wala ra mo sa amo diri...:bash::bash: 24/7 bangug!!:bash::bash: bisan pasko ug uban way pahuway... cge kayod lang gihapon :bash::bash::bash:

ayaw lang gud usa ug pahulay asa ra man na ug mao na jud wa nay mamukaw nimo didto nong iko ug imo na jud time, mag takas na jud ka ug pahulay :rofl:

regjeex

June 21st, 2009, 06:49 AM

:hahaha: :hilarious :rofl: :baeh3: diba EB man sad na? pag andam unya og isa ka bandihadong sigbin.... agig sinugatan sa mga SSC members....hahaha

hahaha relax lang do. ari nya do kay ihawan taka ug ungo, wakwak ug balbal. :rofl:

regjeex

June 21st, 2009, 06:53 AM

:bash::bash: atay! jawaaa... animels... ajaw sad kay daghan pako mission...hahahaha pero kapoy oi laliman ka deretso lang dili nagani mabal-an nga domingo na diay... hahaha maajo man sa pinas kay sat og sun way trabaho.. nya mag yaw yaw paka nga trabaho nasad pag ka lunes... :hahaha: hayahay pamo sa police mga amawa mo... :hahaha:

ayaw lang gud usa ug pahulay asa ra man na ug mao na jud wa nay mamukaw nimo didto nong iko ug imo na jud time, mag takas na jud ka ug pahulay :rofl:

filino

June 21st, 2009, 06:57 AM

:hahaha: :hilarious :rofl: :baeh3: diba EB man sad na? pag andam unya og isa ka bandihadong sigbin.... agig sinugatan sa mga SSC members....hahaha

wa nay eb, tag cancel na nako. :rofl: kaingon siguro dangas siya ra kabayo mag no show hahahahahaha

filino

June 21st, 2009, 06:59 AM

:bash::bash: atay! jawaaa... animels... ajaw sad kay daghan pako mission...hahahaha pero kapoy oi laliman ka deretso lang dili nagani mabal-an nga domingo na diay... hahaha maajo man sa pinas kay sat og sun way trabaho.. nya mag yaw yaw paka nga trabaho nasad pag ka lunes... :hahaha: hayahay pamo sa police mga amawa mo... :hahaha:

ok man inyo diha kay dagko man mga overtime fee. diri, maski kapila paka mag overtime waya fee :lol: mao dapat kayod mo diha kay yopu are paid man sab dako pa gajud

regjeex

June 21st, 2009, 07:08 AM

hahahaha ajaw sad.. kay naka set up na ra ba ang mga taga BXU... mo uban na cguro si msbunny...

Maayo pamakugon si dangas og mayapay... maajo iga-id sa punuan saging na daghan amigas... :hahaha: :lol:

wa nay eb, tag cancel na nako. :rofl: kaingon siguro dangas siya ra kabayo mag no show hahahahahaha

filino

June 21st, 2009, 07:25 AM

uncanny

June 21st, 2009, 07:47 AM

wala ra mo sa amo diri...:bash::bash: 24/7 bangug!!:bash::bash: bisan pasko ug uban way pahuway... cge kayod lang gihapon :bash::bash::bash:

ok rana. kay dagko man sad igo

SC_00

June 21st, 2009, 07:49 AM

2009 FLU PANDEMIC
LATEST UPDATES
| 06.21.09

| Philippine forballer in Asian Youth Games contracts H1N1

| San Beda student athlete positive for swine flu

| US naval ship, crew checked for A(H1N1) in Subic

| Singapore confirms two cluster of H1N1 local transmission

| Antigua and Barbuda reports its first case

| Bangladesh now have its first H1N1 case

| Ethiopia confirmed its first case from swine flu

| Swine flu reached Slovenia

| Algeria now have its first case swine flu case

| 50, 914 confirmed laboratory cases in 90+ countries, including 228 deaths -ECDC

| 44,287 confirmed laboratory cases, including 180 deaths- WHO

uncanny

June 21st, 2009, 07:51 AM

wa na, i've made my decsion na nong iko hahahahahahaha

nag expect man kaw na mukari si sri ral sa june 28. amo sad pag cance;a nimo . pero kuamn dli naman sja mudajon dri. pwede nasd mo mag eb . attend man baja an miss flower ng bxu nasa @ msbunny

filino

June 21st, 2009, 07:54 AM

nag expect man kaw na mukari si sri ral sa june 28. amo sad pag cance;a nimo . pero kuamn dli naman sja mudajon dri. pwede nasd mo mag eb . attend man baja an miss flower ng bxu nasa @ msbunny

msbunny is not coming kay busy daw sija sa pag plano sa next nija nga tour :)

uncanny

June 21st, 2009, 07:56 AM

msbunny is not coming kay busy daw sija sa pag plano sa next nija nga tour :)

amu sab baja nimo pagcancela an eb. tungod kay dli muapil sa bunny. abtok kajud kaw noy

filino

June 21st, 2009, 08:10 AM

amu sab baja nimo pagcancela an eb. tungod kay dli muapil sa bunny. abtok kajud kaw noy

toink! dili oi! hahahahahaha

regjeex

June 21st, 2009, 08:11 AM

asay daku ba... daku ang igo sa mortar :bash::bash: igo ra pang bayad sa utang... hahahaha

ok man inyo diha kay dagko man mga overtime fee. diri, maski kapila paka mag overtime waya fee :lol: mao dapat kayod mo diha kay yopu are paid man sab dako pa gajud

ok rana. kay dagko man sad igo

regjeex

June 21st, 2009, 08:17 AM

mayaw yawan jud mong duha ni msbunny mga amawa mo... hahahaha

bitaw ajaw na lamang i cancel no Paran kay mo apas ko... ipadayon kay basin mo tunga ra ang taga Saudi... lapdusi ug mo tunga ang duha... :hilarious... basin mo dayon si Bob pati si Franz... si msbunny mo uban lagi to... pag post unya about sa EB... dagku-a ang fonts sharo ug ma nginjan gihapon ning mga ma-as... pag andam unya ug kawayan aron lapdusan nimo ang mga mo abot agig acceptance ba.. :rofl:

amu sab baja nimo pagcancela an eb. tungod kay dli muapil sa bunny. abtok kajud kaw noy

toink! dili oi! hahahahahaha

uncanny

June 21st, 2009, 08:18 AM

asay daku ba... daku ang igo sa mortar :bash::bash: igo ra pang bayad sa utang... hahahaha

it means dako ka ug income. kay kung waka income wla kay utang, kay wala poy magpa utang nimo kung waka income. diba? :lol::lol:

regjeex

June 21st, 2009, 08:25 AM

income ba uroy! hahahaha! ma intonses kadugayan ang mga baktin...hahaha

it means dako ka ug income. kay kung waka income wla kay utang, kay wala poy magpa utang nimo kung waka income. diba? :lol::lol:

jsl_bxu1206

June 21st, 2009, 09:52 AM

DOH confirms 1st AH1N1 case in Caraga region

by Robert E. Roperos

Butuan City (June 21) -- The Department of Health (DOH), Caraga Region, confirmed 1st case of A(H1N1) virus in the region.

This was learned from DOH-Caraga Regional Director Dr. Leonita Gorgolon, in a phone-patch interview with dxBR-Bombo Radyo Butuan this morning.

According to Dir. Gorgolon, the confirmed A(H1N1) case comes from a four- year old boy and has history of travelling abroad. "In fact, the boy came from Hongkong and arrived here in the region on June 13", Gorgolon said.

Also, Ms. Sunshine Alipayo of DOH-Caraga said in a phone-patch interview with PIA this morning, that the family coordinated with their office upon seeing signs and symptoms the boy has manifested.

Immediately, DOH-Caraga referred the boy having been suspected to have the virus to its referral hospital in Davao City – the Davao Medical Hospital. "Just last night (June 19), the result came out and was found positive," Gorgolon said.

As of press time, Alipayo said the immediate contacts of the boy were already under the treatment process to avoid the virus from spreading.

Meanwhile, as of yesterday, June 19, DOH reported that the total count of positive cases in the country already reaches 344.

However, Health Sec. Francisco Duque said "all of these 344 confirmed cases were mild in nature, both those who are currently under treatment and those who have been sent home."

Duque also said that most of the 344 confirmed cases are from Metro Manila (National Capital Region) with 234 (68%), Central Luzon (Region III) with 45 (13%), and CALABARZON (Region IV-A) with 31 (9%).

Duque also noted that in the National Capital Region, most cases came from Quezon City (81 or 34%), Manila (44 or 18%), Parañaque (21 or 9%) and Makati (15 or 6%).

Duque said the age range of these cases is from 1 to 76 years old, with 18 as the median age. He also said that most of the cases belonged to the 15-24 years age group (171 or 50%). He said that majority of cases were male (187 or 54.4%).

To date, World Health Organization (WHO) officially reported 93 countries worldwide with laboratory-confirmed cases of new influenza A(H1N1) virus.

Influenza A (H1N1) is a new virus causing illness in people. This new virus was first detected in people in April 2009 in the United States. The virus is spreading from person-to –person, probably in much the same way that the regular seasonal influenza viruses spread.

Similar to a regular flu, A(H1N1) virus have symptoms of fever, headache, fatigue, lack of appetite, runny nose, sore throat, cough, vomitting or nausea, and diarrhea.

The virus' mode of transmission is exposure to droplets from the cough and sneeze of the infected person. Influenza A(H1N1) is not transmitted by eating thoroughly cooked pork.

With these developments, DOH calls on the public to observe proper hygiene, avoid going to places with mixed crowd, and report immediately to their regional offices nationwide should signs and symptoms are seen on any individuals especially those who have history of travelling abroad.

Among the preventions advised by DOH include: cover your nose and mouth when coughing and sneezing, always wash hands with soap and water, use alcohol- based hand sanitizers, avoid close contact with sick people, increase your body's resistance, have at least 8 hours of sleep, be physically active, manage your stress, drink plenty of fluids; and eat nutritious food. (PIA-Caraga)

http://www.pia.gov.ph/?m=12&r=&y=&mo=&fi=p090621.htm&no=04

mike durero

June 21st, 2009, 11:05 AM

killer? kill us? what do you mean @banug?

territorial animales man gud ni sila..mata lang ang walay latay if youll try get inside!:lol::lol:

mike durero

June 21st, 2009, 12:34 PM

flickr find

SURIGAO CITY AS THE SEAPORT CITY OF CARAGA

The Lipata Ferry terminal

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http://www.guidetophils.com/lipata_ferry/imag_lipata_ferry/06-07-08_1943.JPG

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Super Shuttle Ferry on its way to Lipata Ferry terminal from Liloan, So. Leyte

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The Pacemco Wharf

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Mv Ocean King to San Ricardo Southern Leyte

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Montenegro Lines Dona Josefa to Dapa, Siargao

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Mv Fortune Angel to Dapa
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The Newly Painted Eva Macapagal Passenger Terminal

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The Philippines Ports Authority Surigao

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Cokaliongs Mv Filipinas MAasin plying to Cebu

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At the south of the Wharf

http://i384.photobucket.com/albums/oo288/mike_durero/untitled-7.jpg?t=1245582507

The port of Dapa
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Docking in a mine Site somewhere in one of the islands of Surigao del Norte

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filino

June 21st, 2009, 02:41 PM

filino

June 21st, 2009, 02:44 PM

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June 21st, 2009, 03:05 PM

2009 FLU PANDEMIC
LATEST UPDATES

Philippines

>> 64 more patients fully recovered, now making the total of sum cases who fully recovered to 339

>> On Sunday, DOH disclosed that there are 36 more confirmed A(H1N1) cases. These new addtional cases bring the total number of confirmed cases to 428

| Fiji reports its first case of A(H1N1) flu virus

| Brunei now have its first case

| Thailand now have 705 confirmed cases

| At Hongkong 65 more cases added. Highest jump of cases to date. Total: 323

| New Zealand 42 new cases confirmed. Total: 258, Wellington alone has 108 cases

| Chile 5th death confirmed

BULLDOG

June 21st, 2009, 03:44 PM

Marajaw pa an ato mga seaports kay medyo gana pa......tana an airport ma improve sab labina an passenger's lounge like Eva Macapagal Terminal equipped with air condition, television screen while waiting and pasalubong stands.^^^^^^^^

rally

June 22nd, 2009, 01:59 AM