Dumaguete City and Negros Oriental Province [Archive] - Page 73

lady_bird

February 5th, 2011, 04:43 PM

ZAC FERRERO: The New Face of Pinoy Pink Film

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Filed under Pinoy hunk, Shirtless Hunks, ZAC FERRERO

You may not recognize ZAC FERRERO now, but you soon will. Even me, I did not know this Pinoy hunk because it was just send it to me. I did not know or saw him in some movie, modeling and even in commercials industries. Together with pictures that send to my email is a few back ground about ZAC FERRERO.

Zac is a 19 year-old freelance fashion model from Dumaguete City, fresh Tourism graduate from a State University in Negros Oriental.

Ombre is perhaps first pinoy indie film (as far as I know) to debut in the first quarter of 2011.So, let this be an opening salvo of all the upcoming 2011 Filipino Indie Films.This is actually the second gay/romance indie film to be posted here on Pinoymovieblog.com; and the 5th indie flick following the funny Zombadings,Kimmy Dora 3, the winning of Donor and the controversial Showboyz.

Ombre is an upcoming indie film starring Zac Ferrero, Darwin Taylo, Jobben Bello, Lando Perez, G.A Villafuerte, Tin Gonzalez, Kimjee Abad with Ms. Jef Gaitan (Survivor Philippines Palau finalist).Produced by Phylum Productions and directed by Jonison Fontanos.

Dubbed as a BROmantic love story, Ombre is going to be the launching of the bravely claimed to be as “Next Prince of Indie Film” – Zac Ferrero.
OMBRE tells the story of Jake, an aspiring actor who went to Baguio City for a reality star search audition. There, he meets Dennis, a photographer from Manila. Both stay in a transient house owned by Dennis’ gay best friend, Brix. … Jake is a dreamer. Dennis is a searcher who just got out of rehab. They became friends and secret lovers. While both of them have special someone waiting back in Manila, it becomes clear that there’s a bond between them that they’ve never felt with other people, and this feeling begins to grow into something deeper. Is this LOVE?

Source (http://www.thepinoybigblogger.com/zac-ferrero-the-new-face-of-pinoy-pink-film)

Murag daghan pa man mas gwapo pa ani sa Dumaguete / whole Neg Or ug tag-as pa .Swerting pagsikat ,it's luck coming his way .Not being rude , IMO he isn't bad looking , but I don't think he is real hunk either or what is exceptionally handsome , I put him as average looking . He has a baby face or slightly feminine to me , can be a high school heartthrob . Sorry , I must have an eye defect . I suppose he's from Dgte or has studied in Dgte ,he deserves people's support . Oh well, good luck to him !

Yeah....dili siya ing-ana ka gwapo...pero naa lang tingali siya'y charm like this one...another indie film actor from Dumaguete City.

http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTt6doGjS1WKYsCDIlmIKXHD7qjrftnl-ge2D4Z91xtNsaRDimg

Kani murag mas gwapuhon ug mas masculine strong sex appeal kay ni Zac F .

lady_bird

February 5th, 2011, 05:11 PM

I'd like to delete this double posting but I can't find the delete button .:bash:
Moderator of this forum will u pls delete this one .

ritche

February 6th, 2011, 02:55 AM

I was thinking that the weather was not so hot yesterday, and I did not put sunblock while practicing wind surfing...But here I am with sunborns at the back and front of my body...Whew, it seems to me that summer has been ushered in and the sun is so hoottttt today (where is La Nina?)...

By the way it was really so much fun learning wind surfing yesterday in Bacong...I will share some pictures soon!

ponsing1983

February 6th, 2011, 03:03 AM

boy muscovado

February 6th, 2011, 05:54 AM

It looks small in these photos because I only used a phone cam. The new Bais City Public Market, once finished, will be one of the largest commercial buildings in the province.

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wow! murag airport terminal! sosyalan :lol:

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 08:42 AM

LAST NIGHT's BIG PARTIES..

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COMING UP!!.....

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nicko

February 6th, 2011, 08:46 AM

^^ will post partay pics soon!.. :cheers:

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 09:07 AM

-double post-

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 09:08 AM

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nicko

February 6th, 2011, 09:12 AM

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CULINARY ARTS

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jsl_bxu1206

February 6th, 2011, 10:20 AM

Food Safety Violation: Not wearing hairnets.:ohno::ohno::ohno:

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ritche

February 6th, 2011, 11:12 AM

Foreign firm to turn wastes into energy

Local government’s major dilemma on how to dispose solid wastes in compliance to environmental laws may soon be decisively solved at near zero cost to taxpayers and can be a potential steady source of revenues.

That is the cure-all solution offered by foreign privately owned firm to the seven towns and city comprising the Metro Dumaguete in a rare joint session of their local legislative bodies last Thursday. True Green Energy Group Corporation (TGEG) thru its counsel Atty. Jose Samonte presented before the assembled local legislative bodies how to convert the solid wastes collected from the municipalities of Amlan, Dauin, Bacong, Valencia, Sibulan, San Jose and the city of Dumaguete into electricity through the technology invented and developed by Irish Ronald Shane Flynn, who also serves as the firm’s own Chief Executive Officer.

Samonte said that Dumaguete City will host the four hectare $ 13.5 million biosphere gasification facility that can initially process 172 tons of solid waste to generate 7 megawatts per hour.

The proponent stressed that the project will eliminate solid and liquid wastes, will reduce volume for sanitary landfill dependence by 93 percent, distills 53,000 gallons of drinkable water and provide employment opportunities. Under the proposed 25 year Joint Venture Agreement between TGEG and Dumaguete City, the firm will develop, finance, construct, install, operate and maintain the facility while the city will provide an adequate project site, right-of-way, supply of solid wastes and assistance in securing governmental consents.

Both the participating LGUs and the TGEG will share in the revenues derived from the sale of electricity, tipping fees and other by-products. Most, if not all of the mayors, vice-mayors and councilors present welcomed the proposal but deferred granting authority to their respective local chief executives from entering into a memorandum of agreement with TGEG until indepth deliberations by the local legislators can be completed.(By Dems Demecillo)

Source (http://www.negroschronicle.com/?p=8038)

ponsing1983

February 6th, 2011, 11:12 AM

wow! murag airport terminal! sosyalan :lol:

I completely agree, migs :). Mayor Villanueva, if you're reading this, we'd be more than happy to have this as the provincial airport terminal :lol:. You can take the Sibulan terminal, if you like hehehe.

ritche

February 6th, 2011, 11:15 AM

PNOC-EDC fasttracks geothermal projects to avert 2010 power crisis

DUMAGUETE CITY, May 10 (PNA)-The Philippine National Oil Company-Energy Development Corporation (PNOC-EDC) is working hard to beat the projected power crisis in the country in 2010 by completing its geothermal power projects on schedule.

PNOC-EDC president and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Paul Aquino said they are hoping that by 2009, the 20-MW Nasulo Geothermal Power Project in Negros Oriental shall be completed and operational.

This will boost the existing 192.5-MW geothermal power plants in Palinpinon, Valencia town, also in Negros Oriental.

By 2010 or 2011, the PNOC-EDC is also optimistic that it would be able to harness the geothermal resources in Dauin, Negros Oriental and build a 40-MW power plant.

However, the PNOC-EDC has yet to schedule this year its drilling operations in Dauin to determine the quantity of its geothermal resources before they move, Aquino said.

Both the Nasulo and Magsaysay, Dauin projects are under the PNOC-EDCâ€™s Southern Negros Geothermal Production Field.

Meanwhile, Aquino said they are also hoping to gain entry to the buffer zone of the 179 hectares Mt. Kanlaon Natural Park in Bago City, Negros Occidental.

He said the company can operate at full capacity its 40MW geothermal power plant there, but, there is problem with its steam supply.

Brownouts can be reduced in many areas if PNOC-EDC can enter the buffer zone, but Aquino admitted that they are facing opposition right now.

He also said that if there are no breakdowns in their power plants in the Visayas, brownouts could be minimized,

But he added that their equipment are getting old and they need to acquire new ones.

Aquino was in Negros Oriental on Wednesday and Thursday to attend the graduation of the 5th Summer Energy Camp at the PNOC-EDC-SNGPF site in Valencia town and to tour foreign dignitaries that included the Italian Ambassador to the Philippines, Rubens Anna Fedele, Charge D'Affairs Luis Palma of Chile, and other officials of the Department of Foreign Affairs. (PNA)

Source (http://www.positivenewsmedia.net/am2/publish/Cities_And_Towns_23/PNOC-EDC_fasttracks_geothermal_projects_to_avert_2010_power_crisis_printer.shtml)

So are we assured of stable power supply from now on?

ponsing1983

February 6th, 2011, 11:16 AM

ritche

February 6th, 2011, 11:16 AM

I notice that cost of building power plants here doesn't really amount to billions yet they generate many more times the power capacity of other power plants that cost billions. Now, who says we are not cost efficient?

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 01:43 PM

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jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 01:46 PM

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The longest line scenario at Robinsons movieworld..... Bulong, Tangled and hornet....full tanan....paunhanay.....pagka pa-it sa life :lol::lol:

jsl_bxu1206

February 6th, 2011, 01:47 PM

:lol::lol::lol: unlimited hair salad special.

I wonder where all the instructor's hair went? Hhmm...Kalami sa salad :lol:

jsl_bxu1206

February 6th, 2011, 01:48 PM

you were also lining up jundem? let me guess...bulong? hehehe.

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The longest line scenario at Robinsons movieworld..... Bulong, Tangled and hornet....full tanan....paunhanay.....pagka pa-it sa life :lol::lol:

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 01:56 PM

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Random photos of RPD..these were taken today after watching BULONG

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 01:58 PM

you were also lining up jundem? let me guess...bulong? hehehe.

You're right....:lol::lol::lol:...nice movie.....and I had so much fun....promise...:cheers::cheers:

ponsing1983

February 6th, 2011, 02:01 PM

Construction Watch:

20. unidentified, fronting Filoil 2, beside Harold's Mansion (Hibbard Avenue)

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21. Filoil service station, second branch (Hibbard Avenue)

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22. Isla Noah Restobar, now open (Ma. Cristina St.)

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jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 02:04 PM

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jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 02:07 PM

ponsing1983

February 6th, 2011, 02:11 PM

Construction Watch:

23. Ildesefa Suites Inn expansion (Hibbard Avenue)

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24. the former HVL Autoparts, renovation (Sen. Teves, formerly Colon St.)

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25. Filoil 3 (Calindagan)

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26. Caltex 4 (Dgte. Business Park)

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27. apartment/inn (EJ Blanco Drive, Piapi)

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28. small boutique soon to open (Hibbard Avenue)

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jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 02:16 PM

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ponsing1983

February 6th, 2011, 02:21 PM

Dili magdugay Dems, ma-apil ra jud ko anang mga pics nimo sa Robinsons :lol:. Pilay gi-sweldo ni John Gokongwei nimo? Hehe

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 02:29 PM

Dili magdugay Dems, ma-apil ra jud ko anang mga pics nimo sa Robinsons :lol:. Pilay gi-sweldo ni John Gokongwei nimo? Hehe

:lol::lol::lol:....ma timing-ngan ra niya ka....walay sweldo...it's for the love of our city and RPD... worth man sad siya gi post...and worth for my N8 Camera phone... :lol::lol::lol:

Ikaw pila man say sweldo sa City Engineers nimo ani?...eheehhe joke joke.....Si Nicko busy dagay nag wait ko sa iyang party party pics...from his Samsung Galaxy S.....

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 03:22 PM

Food Safety Violation: Not wearing hairnets.:ohno::ohno::ohno:

hala... so are competitive / reality tv cooking game shows (masterchef, topchef, next food network star, iron chef, etc..) and cooking shows violating that rule and exhibiting bad example to millions of viewers world wide because the contestants do not wear hairnets? i have never seen anyone in those shows (esp females) wear hairnets.. :ohno: :ohno:

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 03:23 PM

:lol::lol::lol:....ma timing-ngan ra niya ka....walay sweldo...it's for the love of our city and RPD... worth man sad siya gi post...and worth for my N8 Camera phone... :lol::lol::lol:

Ikaw pila man say sweldo sa City Engineers nimo ani?...eheehhe joke joke.....Si Nicko busy dagay nag wait ko sa iyang party party pics...from his Samsung Galaxy S.....

wooow how i wish i have that phone..... :ohno: good for u dems, u have a high end smartphone.. :cheers:

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 03:26 PM

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 03:34 PM

wooow how i wish i have that phone..... :ohno: good for u dems, u have a high end smartphone.. :cheers:

So humble...don't you know that too much humility is pride.....:lol::lol::lol:.... anyways....post na sa imong party party pics....go sa flooding nick

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 03:39 PM

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 04:07 PM

Dumaguete Eats...

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European pastry breakfast at Chicco's

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Ultimate dessert: Oreo Bananza at Gabby's Bistro

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Casablanca's Sushi Sampler

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Cajun Chicken with Java rice and Mustard and tomato dressing at Gabby's Bistro

jsl_bxu1206

February 6th, 2011, 04:28 PM

are you familiar with "Ka-Toque" cooking show in QTV? their chefs were wearing toque.

i guess its understandable for tv cooking shows not to wear hairnets coz they should appear good on tv.

pero if its a culinary school, that's a different story.

hala... so are competitive / reality tv cooking game shows (masterchef, topchef, next food network star, iron chef, etc..) and cooking shows violating that rule and exhibiting bad example to millions of viewers world wide because the contestants do not wear hairnets? i have never seen anyone in those shows (esp females) wear hairnets.. :ohno: :ohno:

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 04:45 PM

New building in front of Mercury Drug North Road now 90% finished.

http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/1152/new2hb.jpg

Tenants as of today:

Ground Floor:
Birdies Bakeshop 4th branch
Chooks to Go 7th branch
The Generics Pharmacy 3rd branch

Second Floor:
Cafe Cupresso

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 04:59 PM

http://www.florentinahomes.com/images/logo_ranaverde.gif

Temporarily closed for full renovation..:)
Great surprises to come! :cheers:

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 05:05 PM

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A GLASS OF MILK IN EVERY SCOOP!

Dumaguete
Rana Verde Compound

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nicko

February 6th, 2011, 05:11 PM

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LEVEL 2, SPANISH HERITAGE
Dumaguete City

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Branches:
Teletech - Dumaguete
Los Banos, Laguna

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 05:14 PM

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FLORENTINA HOMES
Dumaguete City

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nicko

February 6th, 2011, 05:21 PM

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Sta Catalina Street
Dumaguete City

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nicko

February 6th, 2011, 05:22 PM

^^ On a diet?... Then Dumaguete is not for you! :D

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 05:27 PM

LE CHALET SWISS
Rizal Boulevard
Dumaguete City

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nicko

February 6th, 2011, 05:34 PM

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Tapas Restaurant and Vodka Bar
South Seas Resort, Piapi, Dumaguete City

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The Place...

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jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 05:38 PM

BRva2DznjZY

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 05:45 PM

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nicko

February 6th, 2011, 05:53 PM

^^ Perfect for Valentine's Day!

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 05:53 PM

BRva2DznjZY

:cheers: for NegOr!

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 05:57 PM

PARADISE BEACH RESORT

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jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 06:01 PM

:cheers: for NegOr!

Not actually all tourist attraction was shown in the video....there are still a of things/places that our visitors have to discover......Zipline, azalea, Mantalip reef...the boardwalk etc and etc.... :cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers:

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 06:07 PM

^^ of course, if DOT tries to put everything in the video, maba ra ang 1 hour na video clip dems! hehe

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 06:09 PM

LEE CIMBALI COFFEE
Ground Floor, Lee Super Plaza

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nicko

February 6th, 2011, 06:14 PM

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jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 06:23 PM

^^ of course, if DOT tries to put everything in the video, maba ra ang 1 hour na video clip dems! hehe

Yeah...I agree with you Nick...

Jake, Ponsing, Nicko, Joseph, Ritche, Garthin, Can you still memorize this? :lol::lol::lol::lol:....without looking at the lyrics...no cheating please...ehehhehehe

1r-KEmEHuyg&playnext=1&list=PL431F6375DDEDFC7E

I like the choir who sung this hymn......it's a campus choristers?

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 06:35 PM

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jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 06:40 PM

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nicko

February 6th, 2011, 06:50 PM

from BCD thread

Robinsons Land to expand on all fronts
By Zinnia B. Dela Peña (The Philippine Star) Updated February 07, 2011 12:00 AM Comments (0) View comments

MANILA, Philippines - Robinsons Land Corp. (RLC) is accelerating expansion across all its business segments with capital expenditures seen to rise by almost 40 percent this year to P9 billion in a move aimed at further boosting its presence and securing profitable long-term growth.

RLC president and chief operating officer Frederick Go said the company is building four malls and two office buildings this year to take advantage of a growing economy and steady inflows from Filipinos living and working abroad. Among the new malls scheduled for construction this year are in Pangasinan, Palawan, New Manila and Cebu, he said.

“We are very optimistic about the real estate industry. There is general confidence in the economy and the growing business process outsourcing sector and OFW remittances are supporting consumer spending,” Go said.

Go said the programmed capital budget, which is significantly higher than the P6.5 billion spent last year, excludes special land acquisitions that the company intends to pursue to capitalize on strong demand for residential properties. The company is looking to acquire two parcels of land in Metro Manila to be developed for office space.

For hotels, RLC plans to put up a total of 30 Gohotels in and outside Metro Manila over a five year period. Programmed for opening this year are in Bacolod and Dumaguete. The next sites will rise Palawan, Iloilo, Cebu, and Tacloban for 2012 and Pangasinan, Ilocos Norte, Zamboanga, Batanes, and Gensan in 2013.

RLC is looking to expand overseas to further augment revenues. A planned stock rights offering of 1.3 billion shares, with a current market value of about P18.07 billion, is being planned within the first half this year to fund land acquisition, project construction and development, possible expansion in China and other general corporate purposes.

The rights offering shares will come from a planned capital hike from P3 billion to P8.2 billion of which 25 percent or P1.3 billion (at par value of one peso per share) will be subscribed and at least P325 million will be paid by way of the stock rights offering.RLC earlier said the increase in capital would give it “flexibility to access the equity capital markets in the future since the subscribed capital has almost reached the authorized capital stock.”

The company has offered to develop the 103-hectare Food Terminal Inc. (FTI) property in Taguig into a modern, world-class mixed-use development.

RLC has four integrated large-scale mixed use developments in Ortigas, Manila, Mandaluyong and in the future Magnolia Complex in Quezon City.

RLC is the property arm of taipan John Gokongwei’s listed flagship firm JG Summit Holdings Inc., one of the country’s largest conglomerates with diverse interests in branded consumer food, agro-industrial and commodity food products, textile, telecommunications, petrochemicals, air transportation and financial services.

http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=655013&publicationSubCategoryId=66

nicko

February 6th, 2011, 06:58 PM

Yeah...I agree with you Nick...

Jake, Ponsing, Nicko, Joseph, Ritche, Garthin, Can you still memorize this? :lol::lol::lol::lol:....without looking at the lyrics...no cheating please...ehehhehehe

1r-KEmEHuyg&playnext=1&list=PL431F6375DDEDFC7E

I like the choir who sung this hymn......is it the campus choristers?

Yep, Demsie.. Sung by SU Campus Choristers :cheers:

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 07:16 PM

Yep, Demsie.. Sung by SU Campus Choristers :cheers:

I love their voices.....and I want to be one of them just for a day....:lol::lol::lol:... if my memory serves me right....is Jake2town is one of the campus choristers?......I am not sure......

jake2townz

February 6th, 2011, 07:17 PM

Undoubtedly the Campus Choristers! haay I miss my school hymn and its crazy parodies.. "Luya na kami sa Silliman... Tuition fee ni 3x3..." hehe..

Yeah...I agree with you Nick...

Jake, Ponsing, Nicko, Joseph, Ritche, Garthin, Can you still memorize this? :lol::lol::lol::lol:....without looking at the lyrics...no cheating please...ehehhehehe

1r-KEmEHuyg&playnext=1&list=PL431F6375DDEDFC7E

I like the choir who sung this hymn......it's a campus choristers?

jake2townz

February 6th, 2011, 07:21 PM

I love their voices.....and I want to be one of them just for a day....:lol::lol::lol:... if my memory serves me right....is Jake2town is one of the campus choristers?......I am not sure......

it's for you to find out demsie! :smug:

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 07:21 PM

SILLIMAN UNIVERSITY CAMPUS CHORISTERS

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jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 07:25 PM

it's for you to find out demsie! :smug:

Hala ka lain ni Jake....tagaan pa jud ta ug problema,..eheheheh...naglibog na gani ko daan...eehehhehe...sample sample sample sample.....:lol::lol::lol::lol:

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Asa ka ani Jake?...

jundem_dq63

February 6th, 2011, 07:35 PM

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ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 12:19 AM

Construction Watch:

29. Hotel Palwa, addition of 3 levels (Locsin St.)

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*photo by Demsie

30. Multi-storey hotel (Veterans Avenue)

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*photo by Nikon

ritche

February 7th, 2011, 12:44 AM

Construction Watch:

30. Multi-storey hotel (Veterans Avenue)

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*photo by Nikon

They are now working on the 8th level...

Alinghi

February 7th, 2011, 02:39 AM

Food Safety Violation: Not wearing hairnets.:ohno::ohno::ohno:]

actually, as per industry, hairnets are only used for fastfood, but in gourmet food preparation, a chef hat is the standard hair accessory. but usually, chefs now are trained to be supervisors of the kitchen, and not the actual ones who prepare the food since they are more focused on recipe preparation and procurement of ingredients and they have a battery of line chefs ("sous chefs" in tv shows) which are actually doing the actual cooking itself and they always use chef's hats

for example, Chef Gaita Fores of Cibo in Manila does not wear a chef's hat when she's cooking or doing the supervisory rounds in the kitchen, a properly-secured ponytail is enough for her

peejay202

February 7th, 2011, 02:40 AM

This is the proposed design and interface of the new Silliman website

http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs071.snc6/168126_200206599993298_116257325054893_874254_5685287_n.jpg

link: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=200206599993298&set=a.122571847756774.22210.116257325054893

ritche

February 7th, 2011, 02:55 AM

I like the current design better...The good thing about the new design is its better functionality and navigation...Aesthetics wise, the old one is better. If the latter could only be improved with better functionality and navigation.

Alinghi

February 7th, 2011, 03:07 AM

^^ the only visible change is the social media integration (facebook,twitter,youtube) other than that, i prefer the old format

ritche

February 7th, 2011, 03:24 AM

http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs070.snc6/168056_196163720396369_100000082286367_741514_6335772_n.jpg

http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs282.snc6/181025_196164020396339_100000082286367_741526_6887560_n.jpg

http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs250.snc6/179823_196164463729628_100000082286367_741541_3929244_n.jpg

draude

February 7th, 2011, 04:42 AM

^^ On a diet?... Then Dumaguete is not for you! :D

In short na maintain ra ni Jundem ang iyaha figure :). It's nice to have a dance with you last saturday Jundem. :cheers:

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 04:58 AM

Construction Watch:

30. Multi-storey hotel (Veterans Avenue)

http://piczasso.com/i/cvbzk.jpg

*photo by Nikon

ahak.. Nikon gyud?? :nuts:

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 05:11 AM

More partaayys!...

http://piczasso.com/i/83bk0.jpg

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 06:32 AM

ahak.. Nikon gyud?? :nuts:

Thought you wouldn't notice hehehe. Kinsa diay na siya, Nick?

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 06:33 AM

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 06:44 AM

Thought you wouldn't notice hehehe. Kinsa diay na siya, Nick?

aguy.. haha.. of course ni react ko coz i wasnt using a NIKON camera.. Camphone lang na... tama?... tammaa! :lol:

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 06:51 AM

Construction Watch:

31. 5-storey hotel, looking fugly, hope they'll cover it with claddings (Perdices St.)

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/02072011052.jpg?t=1297057390

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/02072011050.jpg?t=1297057390

32. commercial building (Lamberto Macias Rd.)

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/02072011055.jpg?t=1297057528

33. 2-storey apartment (Lamberto Macias Rd.)

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/02072011056.jpg?t=1297057584

34. Allied Bank, renovation and expansion (Locsin St.)

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/02072011058.jpg?t=1297057671

35. PhilSouth office, expansion (L. Macias Rd.)

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/02072011057.jpg?t=1297057817

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 06:53 AM

aguy.. haha.. of course ni react ko coz i wasnt using a NIKON camera.. Camphone lang na... tama?... tammaa! :lol:

To avoid confusion, I'll spell out the full name next time :cheers:. Joke!

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 06:56 AM

^^ aw maygani naay "joke" sa tumoy! :lol:

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 06:58 AM

‘Kisaw’ festival of arts opens in Dumaguete
By Dessa Quesada-Palm
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 21:07:00 02/06/2011

DUMAGUETE CITY, Philippines – A parade of artists, media practitioners, students and school bands kicked off on Sunday the city’s celebration of a cultural feast dubbed “Kisaw: Mag-Mugna Ta!”

Now on its third year, the month-long arts festival seeks to nourish the city’s vibrant cultural life and its reputation as a haven for artists. In Visayan, “Kisaw” means “whoosh” or “hum with activity” while (“mag-mugma” is a call “to be creative.”)

School bands, students and cultural artists filled the streets in the “Parada para sa Sining.” Choral and dance troupes from the universities were expected to share performances and odes saluting the sunset in the “Tayada sa Parke,” a regular Sunday program at the Quezon Park.

Life-sustaining

This year’s theme is “Buhing Mugna (Arts Sustaining Life).”

Art, according to multi-awarded writer Ian Casocot, “is its beautiful gravity and soul, the creative manifestation of everything that we are as a people—our aspirations, our goodness and our frailties, our experiences and histories through the prism of the beautiful and the provocative.”

“Art enriches the human, and becomes the portal for creative expression, whether one is an artist or an art lover. Without art, we do not have a mirror of our humanity,” he said.

Casocot was among artists, media practitioners and young people who met three years ago to talk about bringing the arts into the city’s public spaces so people from all walks of life could get glimpses of the creative wealth and cultural heritage that local artists could offer.

2009 launch

With support from the city and Negros Oriental, the group launched “Kisaw: Mag-Mugna Ta!” in February 2009 with performances of “balak” (Visayan poetry) and “balitaw” (dance), and of high school, university and community talents at the park.

Video shorts were projected on a screen set up between the vegetable and meat sections of the public market. Bamboo, canvas and cloth artworks were installed along the boulevard facing the sea.

A repertoire of Filipino and Visayan songs were sung at the iconic Bell Tower, mingled with the smell of lit candles and melting wax.

Gardy Labad, multi-awarded theater director, composer and indefatigable cultural organizer, addressed artists and tourism officers at the “Sidlakang Negros” and shared the experiences of the Bohol People’s Initiatives in Sustainable Tourism in integrating the arts, ecology and livelihood.

This month’s festival is being undertaken by the province, city, Sidlakang Negros Tourism Officers, Sky Cable and the Youth Advocates Through Theater Arts (Yatta), and the Foundation University, Negros Oriental State University, Silliman University and St. Paul University Dumaguete.

Performances

On Friday, the reigning “balitaw queen” Enriquita Alcaide will regale regulars of the “tempurahan,” with her take on love and relationships titled “Balak, Balitaw ug Uban pa sa Tempurahan.”

Yatta members and students of the Dumaguete Science High School were expected to perform, followed by numbers from “balak” winners in last year’s provincial festivities, a sprinkling of Visayan songs by the Quizo Quintet and Mayette Cabasag, and the unique fusion of select images from celebrated photographers Hersley Ven Casero and Alma Alcoran with contemporary poetry.

From Feb. 19 to Feb. 26, some of the best visual artists in the region will mount an art exhibition called “Kulay at Hugis” at Robinson’ss Place Dumaguete . On the last day, a collaborative painting competition led by the Oriental Negros Children Advocacy Network will be held.

On Feb. 24, renowned artists, leaders and scholars will reflect on “How the Arts Have Sustained the Life of our Communities.” Malou Jacob, playwright and executive director of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, will be keynote speaker.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/regions/view/20110206-318836/Kisaw-festival-of-arts-opens-in-Dumaguete

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 07:07 AM

Hotel construction BOOM in the city!...
This is just the beginning! :cheers: :cheers:

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/02072011050.jpg?t=1297057390

http://piczasso.com/i/cvbzk.jpg

http://img535.imageshack.us/img535/6492/49390981.jpg

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/02062011042.jpg?t=1296997583

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/02022011029.jpg?t=1296622653

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash1/hs794.ash1/168441_1613628458792_1178716724_31419896_5113714_n.jpg

http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/02022011026.jpg?t=1296622653

And there are still even more... :cheers: Will take pics if i can..:)

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 07:11 AM

Here's a new low-cost housing project in Tubtubon, Sibulan: Corazon Country Homes

Models:

1. Neo
http://dumaguetedirectory.com/corazoncountryhomes/2010Files/family%20pictures%20029.jpg

2. Fortuner
http://dumaguetedirectory.com/corazoncountryhomes/2010Files/pictures%20file%20at%20phil%20sem%202008,%202009,%20beach%20369.jpg

http://dumaguetedirectory.com/corazoncountryhomes/2010Files/family%20pictures%20077.jpg

http://dumaguetedirectory.com/corazoncountryhomes/2010Files/family%20pictures%20124.jpg

3. Marybelle
http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/familypictures164-1.jpg?t=1297059015

4. Kasadya
http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu16/ponsing1983/familypicturesandhousepictures085.jpg?t=1297059015

Source: http://dumaguetedirectory.com/corazoncountryhomes/

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 07:14 AM

^^ cute!.. :cheers:

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 07:20 AM

Bason makatilaw napud ta og Filinvest or Sta. Lucia hehe. Mas maayo kung Avida or Amaia :cheers:.

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 07:22 AM

viewing this pic as a customer, i really can't say that this is okay.

so where are their "chef hats"?

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs323.ash2/60318_127001450685357_100001265080043_173900_5473568_n.jpg

actually, as per industry, hairnets are only used for fastfood, but in gourmet food preparation, a chef hat is the standard hair accessory. but usually, chefs now are trained to be supervisors of the kitchen, and not the actual ones who prepare the food since they are more focused on recipe preparation and procurement of ingredients and they have a battery of line chefs ("sous chefs" in tv shows) which are actually doing the actual cooking itself and they always use chef's hats

for example, Chef Gaita Fores of Cibo in Manila does not wear a chef's hat when she's cooking or doing the supervisory rounds in the kitchen, a properly-secured ponytail is enough for her

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 07:23 AM

Where are the other hotels you referred to, Nick?

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 07:24 AM

This is fun :). But I wouldn't dare try. Can't swim :ohno:.

Ka swin ka oi....unsay gamit sa atong PE d ay....palaban ug gutter?... :lol::lol::lol:... Peace Pons..

aguy.. haha.. of course ni react ko coz i wasnt using a NIKON camera.. Camphone lang na... tama?... tammaa! :lol:

Mas mahal pa sa Nikon ang Camphone ni Nicko...hhehhe

Hotel construction BOOM in the city!...
This is just the beginning! :cheers: :cheers:

http://piczasso.com/i/cvbzk.jpg

Naluoy ko sa Union Bank...:lol::lol::lol::lol:.ka nice sa design nawala kay gi tapdan ug Higante... :lol::lol::lol:

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 07:25 AM

viewing this pic as a customer, i really can't say that this is okay.

so where are their "chef hats"?

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs323.ash2/60318_127001450685357_100001265080043_173900_5473568_n.jpg

Di pa ka ana Seph? Libre na ang dental floss pagkahuman nimo og kaon. Kung kuto-on ang chef, imagina ra nga naay sesame seeds imong Asian salad :lol:. Yummy, hahaha.

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 07:28 AM

Ka swin ka oi....unsay gamit sa atong PE d ay....palaban ug gutter?... :lol::lol::lol:... Peace Pons..

Hambogera ay! Gasalig abi kay mosalom ra siya sa baybay gikan Zamboanguita padulong sa Dumaguete kada adlaw :lol:.

Alinghi

February 7th, 2011, 07:31 AM

Bason makatilaw napud ta og Filinvest or Sta. Lucia hehe. Mas maayo kung Avida or Amaia :cheers:.

aim high Dumaguete, Ayala Land na diretso :banana:

viewing this pic as a customer, i really can't say that this is okay.

so where are their "chef hats"?

try sneaking in a gourmet restaurant's kitchen and you'll be surprised if they really indeed wear a chef's hat :lol:

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 07:31 AM

hapit na mahuman ang thread! 1month and 1 week pod ang thread 20 sa?^^

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 07:37 AM

aim high Dumaguete, Ayala Land na diretso :banana:

try sneaking in a gourmet restaurant's kitchen and you'll be surprised if they really indeed wear a chef's hat :lol:

Ayala Residences Dumaguete, to rise in 2040 :lol:.
The DACA instructor kinda looks like Mario Batali. You're right, hardly any chefs wear toques these days.

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 07:43 AM

Hambogera ay! Gasalig abi kay mosalom ra siya sa baybay gikan Zamboanguita padulong sa Dumaguete kada adlaw :lol:.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:..... magsakayan ra ko oi....wala koy swimming sa college pero I know how to swim..bisan ug binaki nga pagka swim :lol::lol::lol::lol:.....

hapit na mahuman ang thread! 1month and 1 week pod ang thread 20 sa?^^

For me ..dili mo matter ang how long ni take to create a thread....it is the content of the thread...although dugay siya nahuman but worth posting pud ang naa sa sulod ani nga thread....so why hurry....

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 07:48 AM

Dumaguete universities to boycott PRISAA
• Sun, Feb 06, 2011

Dumaguete universities have announced their intention to boycott the Private Schools Athletic Association (PRISAA) national meet unless issues regarding its organizational legitimacy and leadership are resolved.
The Negros Oriental State University and Silliman University have decided to suspend their participation in the PRISAA after Foundation University led calls to boycott the national games over questions in PRISAA’s legitimacy and management.

But Mark Raygan Garcia, director for the Office of Information and Publications of Silliman University, said that they have not yet signed the manifesto, which he said was authored by the Foundation University, because they want to hear the side of the PRISAA officials first.

“We in the university have always believed that a sound decision could only be made if both sides of the story have been heard,” Garcia told reporters.
The manifesto is asking member schools to boycott the games slated Feb. 20 to 26 in Manila because it is questioning the management of the PRISAA. The meet, however, has been rescheduled to April 10 to 16 in Zamboanga City.
The manifesto further alleges that Prisaa national officials are using the association to promote personal and political agenda. It also questioned its election of officers calling for the exercise to be made democratic and transparent.

Silliman University said it “suspends participation in the PRISAA at this time until all issues relating to it have been satisfactorily resolved by competent national authorities, including the Commission on Higher Education (Ched).”

Foundation University (FU) president Dr. Mira Sinco and University of Northern Philippines (UNEP) president Peachy Alfelor Moraleda were the first leaders to come out in favor of a manifesto widely circulated among Prisaa member-schools nationwide, demanding reforms in the association long ruled by its long-standing chairman Emmanuel Angeles of the Angeles University Foundation (AUF).

Moraleda’s grandfather, Felix Alfelor Sr., a former governor of Camarines Sur, onced served the Prisaa as its chairman.

Sinco’s husband was also a one-time chairman of the national Prisaa board.

They are now calling on Prisaa members to “take all necessary and direct action, dictated by their respective conscience and motives to support a full boycott of the national games organized by the current Prisaa scheduled in February 2011, and all subsequent activities of the Prisaam until such time that the sentiments, concerns and issues urgently expressed... are adequately and completely addressed by those concerned, manifesting commitment and actions for change.”

The manifesto seeks from the current leadership to institute “drastic and urgent reforms in, a.) election of national, regional and local officials; b.) transparency in the conduct of affairs of the association; c.) accountability in fiscal management; and d.) clarity of the Prisaa’s mission and vision.

The group led by the two women also hit Angeles, questioning the “legality and appropriateness of a provision in the Prisaa handbook, which states: the position of the chairman is not subject to election... (he) shall serve as long as he wants to.” They said such a provision could not be found in the by-laws of other leagues, particularly the more successful ones like the UAAP, NCAA, SCUAA and the Unigames.

Dumaguete Metropost

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 07:49 AM

SU pupils champions in natl science quest
• Sun, Feb 06, 2011

Pupils of the Silliman University School of Basic Education grabbed the championships during the 8th National Science Quest held Feb. 2 to 4 in Sta. Cruz, Laguna.

Jude Martin Amiscaray was declared champion in Applied Science-individual category.

For the team category, Giancarlo Dumalag Sanglay, Mary Antonniette Jaculbe Enojo, and Ma. Chiera Patrice Magallano grabbed the championship. The 2nd place went to another Silliman team composed of: Julliene Salboro, Azel Amada, and Crismario Saad.

The National Science Quest was organized by the Asosciation of Science Educators in the Philippines. (with a report from Alphita Enojo)

Dumaguete Metropost

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 07:51 AM

all food handlers know that hair restraint is required unless their employers didn't discuss on food safety. for restaurants whether fastfood or gourmet, nobody's exempted for proper grooming. strict jud kaayo ko ana, hehehe.

try sneaking in a gourmet restaurant's kitchen and you'll be surprised if they really indeed wear a chef's hat :lol:

You're right, hardly any chefs wear toques these days.

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 07:51 AM

Task Force Sagarr, the super body
By Leo R. Macalipay
• Sun, Feb 06, 2011

Dumaguete City has some noteworthy regulatory ordinances that have been crafted by our City Councilors:

Ordinance No. 16 (1988) which is the Market Code; Ordinance No.76 (2003)on Illegal Vendors; Tax Ordinance No. 139 on the Business/Mayor’s Permit; Ordinance No. 65 (2005) on Anti-Indecency; Ordinance No. 17 (2001) on Truancy; Ordinance No. 115 (2006) on Curfew; Ordinance No. 18 (1982) on the Regulation of the Sale of Liquor; Ordinance No. 3 (1999) on the Accreditation of Boarding Houses; Ordinance No. 17 (2003) on the Anti-Smoking Campaign; Ordinance No. 29 (2000) on Cyberspace; Ordinance No. 80 (2003) on Night Clubs, Billiard Poles;

Then we have the Anti-Vagrancy Law; Anti-Mendicancy Law; Anti-Squatting Ordinance; Idle Lot Ordinance; Building & Fencing Permit; ISWM Ordinance/Anti-Littering Law; Hot Meat Pursuit; Traffic Enforcement; the Stray Dogs Problem; Meat/Fish/Vegetable Inspection; HIV-STD; Sanitation & Food Safety, etc.

All these have been the focus of past chief executives of this City as they committed to implement with full might such regulatory ordinances that were expected to promote order, fairness, and equality among our people, reduce the number of violators, and put money in the City’s coffers from fines and penalties.

This time, Mayor Chiquiting Sagarbarria issued Executive Order No. 10, creating the Special Action Group Advocating Rapid Reform (Task Force SAGARR), a super body, mandated to address urgent dilemmas.

To effectively implement and enforce E.O. No. 10, Mayor Sagarbarria would act as the Task Force commander, and City Administrator William E. Ablong as ground commander.

Existing task forces such as the Task Force Bantay Syudad, and the Market Task Force shall be under the umbrella of the super body.

Furthermore, operation team leaders have been designated to bring about SAGARR’s objective into action, and give positive results for the good of all Dumagueteños and our dear City: Charles Tubog, Edgar Caro, Laume Quijote, Engr. Renier Enario, Atty. Arthur Fran Tolcidas, Richard Duran, Joaquin Jeffrey Abella III, Danilo Atillo, Glenn Villamil, Ronnie Calawod, C/Insp William Tacaldo.

These 11-team task leaders have a number of personnel under their command and are respectively assigned to different functions.

For now, a series of special trainings are in progress conducted by Task Force Ground Commander Mr. Ablong.

Mayor Sagarbarria is hopeful that after thorough trainings and preparations, Task Force Sagarr will be fully operational within by March this year, and would eventually reap results for change and reforms especially in the implementation of the regulatory ordinances.

“I am enjoining everyone to uphold the law for us to achieve our objectives for a better Dumaguete,” Mayor Chiquiting is asking the Dumaguete residents.

Dumaguete Metropost

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 07:54 AM

BPI to award 3 SU student scientists
• Sun, Feb 06, 2011

The Bank of the Philippine Islands Foundation, Inc. has chosen three Silliman students as among the 30 recipients of the annual Bank of the Philippine Islands-Department of Science and Technology (BPI-DOST) Science Awards.

Jason Coo (Civil Engineering), Kaiser Josef Sedillo (Electrical Engineering) and Jonathan Andro Tan (Physics with Emphasis in Computer Application) will receive their plaques, research grants and cash prizes in February during a ceremony where they will present their winning projects.

Established in 1989, the BPI-DOST Science Awards aims to recognize and provide incentives to budding scientists and researchers from BPI’s ten partner universities in the Philippines.

Recipients of the BPI Science Awards are offered employment at BPI as junior officers.

Dumaguete Metropost

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 08:51 AM

Biology professor clinches best poster award in India
• Sun, Feb 06, 2011

A professor at the Biology Department who is currently pursuing her post-graduate studies in India gained recognition during the International Conference on Genomic Sciences held last year at the Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai, India when her entry was selected Best Poster.

Prof. Socorro Parco was one of only 15 featured researchers, based on poster submissions of over 250. From among the 15, her entry, “Siderphore production associated with anti-fungal potential of Rhizobium sp.,” was selected Best Poster.Her poster will be featured in an Indian journal.

A scholar of the United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia, Professor Parco is finishing her Doctor of Philosophy in Microbiology at Lady Doak College in Madurai, India.

Dumaguete Metropost

jake2townz

February 7th, 2011, 08:56 AM

Hala ka lain ni Jake....tagaan pa jud ta ug problema,..eheheheh...naglibog na gani ko daan...eehehhehe...sample sample sample sample.....:lol::lol::lol::lol:

http://photos.friendster.com/photos/60/38/48998306/1_484693785l.jpg

Asa ka ani Jake?...

Ako nang ga picture ana. Hehehe... Anyway these are the newbloods. Wa ko kaila ani nila na.

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 09:16 AM

Ako nang ga picture ana. Hehehe... Anyway these are the newbloods. Wa ko kaila ani nila na.

Ah ok....salamat salamat.... hope to hear your voice one of this days....

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 09:26 AM

kantahan ra ni jake someday jundem.

unsa ni nga group? campus choristers or men's glee club? wa ko kabantay sa post ana in the previous pages.

Ah ok....salamat salamat.... hope to hear your voice one of this days....

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 09:31 AM

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/hs040.snc6/167025_502038024097_338937054097_5937027_1540107_n.jpg

http://piczasso.com/i/4tuj8.JPG

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 09:41 AM

kantahan ra ni jake someday jundem.

unsa ni nga group? campus choristers or men's glee club? wa ko kabantay sa post ana in the previous pages.

I am looking forward to that...honestly, I love to sing...dili lang ganahan ang song nako... :lol::lol::lol::lol:......

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 10:09 AM

Ipa-ilalom sa refresher course ang mga traffic enforcers sa Dumaguete Traffic Management Council

Gi-uyonan sa mga sakop sa Dumaguete Traffic Management Council nga ipa-ilalom sa refresher course ang mga traffic enforcers sa dakbayan. Kini nga sugyot gihimo pinaagi sa pagtuon sa technical working group tumong nga mas mahimong epektibo ang pagpatuman sa balaod sa trapiko.

Nakita nga usa sa rason nga dili kaau epektibo ang mga traffic enforcers sa pagpatuman sa balaod sa trapiko mao ang kakulang sa kahibalo sa mga balaod sa trapiko.

Kini gi-angkon usab sa Traffic Management Office sanglit dili man tanang mga traffic enforcers ang nakapa-ilalom sa traffic laws orientation nga gipahigayon kaniadtu sa Land Transportation Office.

Matud ni Negros Oriental State University President Dr Henry Sojor mas maau nga mapa-ilalom sa refresher course maahitungod sa traffic laws ang mga traffic enforcers haron dili sila mahadlok nga mobuyag o kaha modakop sa mga molapas sa balaod trapiko.

Subay niini gituboy ni Dr Sojor ang Land Transportation Office nga maoy mohimo sa refresher training course sa mga traffic enforcers diin ma-apil usab sa pagtudlo ang mahitungod sa mga traffic signs nga gigamit karon sa siyudad.

Gani daghan usab sa mga delivery van nga mga sakyanan ang naglapas sa balaod sa siyudad diin mosulod kini sa downtown area panahon sa peak hours.

Matud ni LTO Dumaguete Chief Roland Ramos nga unta matugotan sa kagamhanan sa dakbayan ang paggammit ug towing truck haron maoy moguyod sa mga sakyanan nga moparking sa dili designated parking areas. Sama sa ubang mga boluyagon nga magdala ug delivery van nga dili mopatuo bisan ug buyagon sa traffic enforcers.

Sumala ni Ramos magamit usab ang towing truck kon adunay mga sakyanan nga ma-abariya sa tunga-an sa dalan ug maoy hinungdan sa paghuot sa trapiko.

Kini nga sugyot gi-consider sa council apan dili ppa kini priority sa siyudad sa kasamtangan.

Samtang laing na-uyonan sa traffic management council mao ang gitakdang wagtangon na ang mga traffic signboards nga adunay mga tatak sa mga business establishments sa dakbayan. Basi sa pagtuon sa technical working group nga kinahanglan ang mga traffic signs walay pangalan sa bisan unsang establishment sumala sa international standard sa traffic signs.

Subay niini gitakdang wagtangon na ang mga pangalan sa mga business establishments sa mga traffic signboards samtang wala pa matuman ang pagbutang ug fixed nga mga traffic signs sumala usab sa recommendation sa LTO.

Kon kahinumduman nga unang na-uyonan sa traffic management council ang pag-increase sa kantidad sa citation ticket haron mahatagan ug dugang tango ang balaod sa trapiko. Matud ni Gilbert Ablong Sr sobra sa diyes mil ka mga citation tickets ang wala mabayri sa mga violators.

Source (http://www.dywc801am.com/category/news)

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 10:10 AM

Engineering Mobile Unit sa kagamhanang probinsyal sugdan na

Gitakdang masugdan na sa pagpatuman ang tulo ka mga mobile engineering unit sa kagamhanang probinsyal sa dili pa matapos ang unang quarter ning tuiga. Kini maoy gipasalig ni Provincial Engineer Suzano Ruperto ngadto ni Gobernador Roel Degamo atol sa gipahigayon nga meeting sa mga department heads sa kapitolyo.

Ang katuyuan sa pagpahimutang ug mobile engineering unit sa matag distrito ning lalawigan haron mas mapadali ang infrastructure projects sa mga kalungsuran ug dakbayan nga kinahanglan mapadali ang pagpatuman niini.

Usa sa nahimong concern sa Gobernador ang mga farm to market roads ug road concreting ilabi na karon nga gilauman nga lisod ang dalan sa kabukiran gumikan sa perming pagtulo sa ulan.

Sa sayo pa gipahibalo ni Enggr Ruperto ang Gobernador nga under repair ang mga heavy equipment sa probinsya apan dili pa hinuon kinahanglan mopalit ug bag-o gumikan nga mahimo pa man kini nga ayuhon.

Kini ang hinungdan nga gipasalig ni Engr Ruperto nga mahuman ang pag-au sa mga heavy equipment sa dili pa matapos ang unang quarter.

Dili pa lamang usab dugay nga nakigtagbo si Gobernador Degamo sa mga commanders sa Philippine Army pinangulohan ni 302nd Brigade Commander Col. Manuel Ochotorrena ug usa sa ilang nahisgutan mao ang road network sa kabukiran ilabi na sa sitio kakha paingon sa sitio avocado sa baarangay Talalac sa lungsod sa Santa Catalina.

Tamlang Valley paingon sa barangay Dob-dob sa lungsod sa Valencia ug Barangay Mantiquil sa lungsod sa Siaton.

Atol sa maong panagtagbo gipangayo ni Gobernador Degamo ang project proposal alang sa pag-au sa road network gikan sa Philippine Army haron makita niya kon asa dapita mahimong mosulod ang kagamhanang probinsyal.

Ang mobile engineering unit maoy gilauman nga motrabaho sa mga nasangpit nga mga dalan human nga maayo ang mga heavy equipment sama sa back hoe, bulldozer ug mga dump trucks.

Gi-angkon sa Gobernador nga importante ang road network ilabi na sa mga kabukiran haron dili maglisod ang transportasyon sa mga kabataan paingon sa eskwelahan ug mas sayon alaang sa mga mag-uuma ang pagpakanaog sa ilang abot sa kaumahan ngadto na sa merkado publik

Source (http://www.dywc801am.com/2011-engineering-mobile-unit-sa-kagamhanang-probinsyal-sugdan-na.html)

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 10:11 AM

Mga sakop sa SWAT ug Explosives Ordnance Division ipakatap sa mga bus terminal ug mga wharf

Ang mga sakop Special Weapon and Tactics ug Explosives Ordnance Division padayon nga gipakatap sa mga terminal sa bus, van ug mga wharf dinhi sa lalawigan. Kini maoy mando ni PNP Provincial Director P/ Sr Supt Rey Lyndon Lawas subay sa sunod-sunod nga paghulga sa seguridad pinaagi sa bomb threat.

Matud ni Supt Lawas bisan ug pulos negatibo ang resulta sa mga bomb threat apan walay rason nga mokompiyansa ang awtordad. Padayon nila nga ipatuman ang pagbantay sa mga indibiduwal o kaha mga butang nga may kadudahan ug hitsura.

Gani ang mga personnel sa mga terminal sa bus, van ug sa Sibulan ug Amlan wharf gihatagan na usab ug instructions kon unsay buhaton kon adunay makita o ma-obserbahan nga dili ordinaryong buntag o indibiduwal.

Sumala ni Supt Lawas dili gayud hinuon regular ang ilang pagpahigayon ug inspection sa mga terminal ug wharf apan random nila kini nga gihimo sanglit kulang man usab ug mga tawo nga mohimo sa inspection.

Pahimangno lang gayud nila sa mga tagdumala nga magma-igmaton kanunay haron dili gayud makahigayon sa paghimo ug dautan ang mga dautang elemento nga buot mohatag ug kakuyaw sa seguridad sa katawhan.

Nanawagan usab ang kapulisan sa mga katawhan nga mo-cooperate diha sa pagpahigayon ug inspection sa kapulisan ilabi na kon adunay dalang mga dagkong bagahe gumikan nga kini kalakip lamang sa security measures.

Subli nga pahimangno sa Provincial Director ngadto sa katawhan nga dili gayud matarantar panahon nga adunay bomb threat. Dili mopasagad ug forward ug mga mensahe nga dili sigurado kon tinuod ang maong inpormasyon.

Mas bentaha nga idangop sa awtoridad kon ugaling adunay mga pagpanghulga nga madawat.

Source (http://www.dywc801am.com/2011-mga-sakop-sa-swat-ug-explosives-ordnance-division-ipakatap-sa-mga-bus-terminal-ug-mga-wharf.html)

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 10:12 AM

CLOSED

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 10:16 AM

WELCOME TO

DUMAGUETE CITY AND NEGROS ORIENTAL PROVINCE THREAD 21

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TOURIST DESTINATIONS/ATTRACTIONS

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FOOD AND PARTY VENUES

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Thread 20 (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=628200&page=831)

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 10:17 AM

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jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 10:21 AM

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 10:29 AM

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jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 10:52 AM

nice banner jundem! kudos to you!^^

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 10:55 AM

how did you get these figures? wa lagi nag-match ang akong # of posts sa imong gi-post.

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@dark spirit

February 7th, 2011, 11:22 AM

^^
Congratz Dumzville! Thread 21 na kayo!:okay:
WOW sa new thread banner.
Nice one @jundem!:okay:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 11:22 AM

how did you get these figures? wa lagi nag-match ang akong # of posts sa imong gi-post.

Dili man na siya mag match dayon kay madugay man mo update...as of this writing....mao na siya...

@dark spirit

February 7th, 2011, 11:24 AM

Dili man na siya mag match dayon kay madugay man mo update...as of this writing....mao na siya...

Source (http://****************/thread/Dumaguete_City_and_Negros_Oriental_Provi_g5iuXrx21.html)

The link's not working.:)

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 11:24 AM

nice banner jundem! kudos to you!^^

^^
Congratz Dumzville! Thread 21 na kayo!:okay:
WOW sa new thread banner.
Nice one @jundem!:okay:

Thank you....and thank you to MSPAINT.....:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 11:25 AM

The link's not working.:)

Yeah...I got the data from **************** ehheheheh

@dark spirit

February 7th, 2011, 11:27 AM

Yeah...I got the data from **************** ehheheheh
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ahhh, kaya pala!:lol::lol::lol:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 11:27 AM

Greencore cannot stop brownouts

No amount of sufficient or excess electric power can stop a falling tree.

That in effect is the gist of the explanation of Green Core Geothermal Incorporated and the Negros Oriental Electric Cooperative 2 in trying to address hundreds of irritated consumers, who were greatly inconvenienced by several and prolonged power outages last week.

Based on the assurances of both entities that brownouts, due to the chronic lack of supply of power will be a thing of the past, consumers were willing to swallow the expected increase of their electric bills after NORECO 2 decided to seal the multi-million deal to buy power from Greencore.

However, the consumers were again subjected to long brownouts and this time NORECO 2 officials blamed the all too familiar culprits: vegetation and inclement weather.

Incredulous consumers are asking why residents of Barangay Puhagan, in Valencia town, Greencore’s very host for its geothermal power plants, had to endure the inconveniences of having no electricity for more than one week.

James Fontelo, Chairman of the Board of Directors of NORECO 2, said that they are cognizant of the problem and are forming additional maintenance crew to augment the existing force so they can cover larger areas especially during bad weather.

Apparently, numerous power lines were disrupted by the falling or touching branches of trees aggravated by strong winds and heavy downpour forcing power outages. (By Dems Demecillo)

Negros Chronicle

^^^^

I thought this has been resolved....:bash::bash::bash::bash::bash::bash:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 11:28 AM

CCTV pushed as crime witnesses
by: DEMS REY DEMECILLO

Law enforcers and city legislators have pooled their minds in funding a Closed Circuit TV monitoring system (CCTV) in crowded areas so that it can help in deterring crimes, and act as eye-witnesses in case crimes are committed within its signal range.

This developed as most heinous crimes are dropped or , do not even reach the courts, because of lack of credible witnesses If at all. Just like the Palawan experience, the assassin was seen by the CCTV monitors and recorded. It led to the asrrest of the suspect who cannot deny identificiation.

Faced with this dilemma of rising incidents of crime and indifference of both victims and supposed witnesses, policymakers and businessmen are united in pushing for the use of Close Circuit Television or CCTVs as “mechanical eyewitnesses” to record crime incidents as it happens.

This was unanimously favored during a public hearing last Tuesday on this matter.

Once approved and funded, the CCTV will be installed in markets, parks, public places, major intersections, and crowded areas.

Later on, the private sector will be enjoined in the proposed ordinance to install it in schools, banks, hotels, piers, airports, churches, even on selected tricycles who will be roaming the city.

CCTVs are expected to provide the authorities with solid and unadulterated evidence to prosecute the suspects without the need to coax and cajole victims and potential witnesses, who are either intimidated to silence or compromised.

The Negros Oriental Bankers Association (NOBA) President Gary Rosales shared his experience saying that most banks are already equipped with CCTV cameras, but the proposed measure by Councilor Manuel Arbon to install the same gadgets in all other commercial establishments and in the streets would definitely boost the security of the banks and their immediate environs.

However, Negros Oriental Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Edward Du aired his concern that many owners of small and medium size businesses cannot afford to purchase the required CCTVs.

He said the solution is for them to pool their resources and have different areas of monitoring and share in the cost. Arbon replied that his proposed ordinance will categorize the business establishments according to their capital to determine the owners who will be required to install CCTVs.

Furthermore, Du is also unconvinced if the Bureau of Internal Revenue would consent if owners would considered the cost of the purchase of CCTV as tax deductible expense since this gadget is considered as assets of the companies.

The neophyte-lawyercouncilor will propose for the granting of tax benefits or privileges to those establishments to encourage and lighten the burden of the companies in complying with the requirements of the ordinance.

Negros Chronicle

^^^^^^

For me this is OK...we have to install CCTV camera first than a traffic lights.... Kay we don't need traffic lights as of the moment......

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 11:36 AM

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There seems to be a favorable public response to the call of the city government to install closed circuit TV monitoring systems in vital public and even private installations here seems to be a favorable public response to the call of the city government to install closed circuit TV monitoring systems in vital public and even private installations in order for both sectors to help monitor the incidence of crime and traffic problems.

Not only that, the proposed ordinance which was discussed in a public hearing last Tuesday also enables the public, private firms and shops to install closed circuit TV monitors if only to help in the anti-crime drive, as real time eye- witnesses.

According to its concept paper, the closed circuit TV monitors installed in public places is in response to the incidence of growing unsolved criminal cases which are due to the failure to provide witnesses to the crime obviously for fear of reprisals. The closed circuit TV monitors will be the answer to that problem of lack of witnesses in a criminal case.

Well, not anymore, with the installation by the city government of closed circuit TV monitors in markets, parks, bus terminals, and in major artery roads. The idea is for the public to be able to monitor these incidents and record the same automatically even without the presence of policemen who cannot be in all places all the time. The private sector can also install their own CCTV in their firms and even private residences.

The advantage of a closed circuit TV monitoring system is that it records everything in real time 24/7. Should the need arise, it can be replayed and all the events that happened which are captured by the eye of the camera are recorded and replayed, nothing escapes the CCTV except what it did not see.

If approved, the CCTV will also mandate installations in banks, department stores, school campuses , piers, airports, parks even radio stations and private homes, and in as many as those who would want to protect their homes and establishments from lurking criminals even before they strike.

Most of all, the usually one-time expense for these gadgets will be tax deductible, meaning, it can be used as legitimate expense in one’s income tax returns.

We support the closed circuit TV project of the city. This is the public’s own way of helping monitor the presence of would-be felons. The cameras are builtin eye-witnesses in actual cases of incidence at the crime scene.

Negros Chronicle

@dark spirit

February 7th, 2011, 11:51 AM

draude

February 7th, 2011, 11:51 AM

WOW nice Banner thanks for the EFFORT :) Jundem

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 11:59 AM

Garaang ate ah, gi-career man ang paghimo og banner hehehe. Bitaw, salamat sa nindot nga banner Inday Demsie :cheers:.

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 12:01 PM

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 12:07 PM

in one-sitting ra dagway ni niya gigama. very good!:cheers:

Garaang ate ah, gi-career man ang paghimo og banner hehehe. Bitaw, salamat sa nindot nga banner Inday Demsie :cheers:.

jake2townz

February 7th, 2011, 12:09 PM

Congrats sa atong new thread, and congrats dems sa banner! Murag dili kaayo tantong obvious nga gi hagu-an nimo ang banner sa? hehehe

@dark spirit

February 7th, 2011, 12:11 PM

Good news :cheers:. NOPH is way beyond congested. Thanks for posting, migs.

Welcome.:)
Ni hindi man lang ako naka-post sa previous thread ng Dumzville!lurk lurk lang:lol:
Makabawi man lang!:lol:

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 12:19 PM

Construction Watch:

36. apartment/inn (EJ Blanco Drive, Piapi)

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37. Rana Verde, renovation (Rovira Rd., Bantayan)

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38. C&L Bayview Inn (Sen. Teves St.)

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*photo by Dean

Alinghi

February 7th, 2011, 12:29 PM

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@dark spirit

February 7th, 2011, 12:34 PM

^^
WOW! That's HOT!:D:angel::angel::angel:

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 12:49 PM

If the ladies are gonna be wearing that, maskin tag-1000 pa ang entrance, pytes na kaayo :lol:.

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 12:52 PM

Is the Negros Chronicle now printed in Cebuano, or is it just their website? Nahutdan na intawon silag Iningles :lol:.

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 01:48 PM

MILHZ to establish own district hospital (http://www.visayandailystar.com/2011/February/07/negor3.htm)
BY JUANCHO GALLARDE

Metropolitan Inter Local Health Zone mayors are pushing for the establishment of a district hospital to decongest the Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital in Dumaguete City.

Chief of hospital, Dr. Felix Sy, said the concerns cropped up during Friday’s meeting of members with a proposal to utilize the TB pavilion in Talay as an extension of the provincial hospital primary health care.

Records show that most of the patients at the NOPH are from Dumaguete. The hospital has a dual function of a district hospital for the inter local health zone grouping, and as provincial hospital for the entire province.

Sy told the mayors, it is not that easy to establish a functional hospital because it requires huge finances, personnel complement, and the equipment. Besides, it has to go through a thorough feasibility study to be participated in by all the local government units involved, he said.

Sy, however, said this is not impossible, to be realized maybe in the near future.

At present, members of the Metropolitan Inter Local Health Zone are contributing at least P150,000 each as a common health fund.*JG

Naa si Nicko nagwork aning Dumaguete City Hospital nga Tapad sa City Hall....heheeh.. Si Nicko ang Head Nurse diri...Peace Nick...ehehheh

WOW nice Banner thanks for the EFFORT :) Jundem
Garaang ate ah, gi-career man ang paghimo og banner hehehe. Bitaw, salamat sa nindot nga banner Inday Demsie :cheers:.

in one-sitting ra dagway ni niya gigama. very good!:cheers:

Congrats sa atong new thread, and congrats dems sa banner! Murag dili kaayo tantong obvious nga gi hagu-an nimo ang banner sa? hehehe

To all my fans..thank you for being there :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:... Karon ra tawon nako na gigama.... Salamat MSPAINT.... Salamat sad nga nagustuhan ninyo ang akong ginagmay nga banner......

I just want to let the world know that we have all those things... aside from the BPO..... Sa sunod nga banner atong pictures akong gibutang....:lol::lol::lol::lol:

Is the Negros Chronicle now printed in Cebuano, or is it just their website? Nahutdan na intawon silag Iningles :lol:.

Bwahaahaha... mahurot man jud ang English samot na ug palaliton kaayo... :lol::lol::lol:

draude

February 7th, 2011, 02:20 PM

^^ kinilo ra ang ininglis... ehheheh :lol: mahal naman gud ang gasolina..

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 02:35 PM

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jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 02:40 PM

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 02:43 PM

dili ko mo-vote nila, hehehe.:lol:

ritche

February 7th, 2011, 02:46 PM

I hope and pray that this political fight would materialize so we will have only the best choices for the Governor of our province...

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 02:54 PM

dili ko mo-vote nila, hehehe.:lol:

OO kay naa man ka sa Butuan na register..wala man diri..ehehehheh

I hope and pray that this political fight would materialize so we will have only the best choices for the Governor of our province...

Yeah... Experience wise, I would say it's Arnaiz fit for the Job....nice Arnaiz who Initiated the BUGLASAN FESTIVAL kay before it was just a small celebration for our Province.....through the effort of Gov. Arnaiz...Bongga na ang Buglasan Karon.... While Teves was the former Congressman of the 3rd district and I would say "no comment"... :lol::lol::lol:

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 03:05 PM

wrong guess ka jundem. i was first registered in Dumaguete. I voted there during the 1998 Presidential election. Then registration transfer to Cebu dayon. I never tried voting in Butuan. hehehe.:)

OO kay naa man ka sa Butuan na register..wala man diri..ehehehheh

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 04:03 PM

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THREAD 21 DUMAGUETE CITY, UNIVERSITY TOWN OF GENTLE PEOPLE...

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 04:04 PM

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:lol::lol::lol: 7 ra gud...atleast naa sa list..:cheers::cheers:

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 04:08 PM

infairnes nice ka au ang banner sa thread 21...:lol::lol: ngeffort jud si jundem...:applause::applause::applause: :okay::okay::okay:

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 04:10 PM

i wonder unsa to renovation sa building infront sa fruit market? can anyone confirmed unsa ni sya? hotel ba or bpo?? thanks :)

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 04:13 PM

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 04:16 PM

he skipped work just for that. joke! LOL!:lol::lol::lol:

infairnes nice ka au ang banner sa thread 21...:lol::lol: ngeffort jud si jundem...:applause::applause::applause: :okay::okay::okay:

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 04:17 PM

OO kay naa man ka sa Butuan na register..wala man diri..ehehehheh

Yeah... Experience wise, I would say it's Arnaiz fit for the Job....nice Arnaiz who Initiated the BUGLASAN FESTIVAL kay before it was just a small celebration for our Province.....through the effort of Gov. Arnaiz...Bongga na ang Buglasan Karon.... While Teves was the former Congressman of the 3rd district and I would say "no comment"... :lol::lol::lol:

ako dems maski kinsa sa ilaha duwa basta for the good of dumaguete and for the province of negros ok au..:lol::lol: can make dumaguete more than what it is now...:cheers::cheers::cheers:

Alinghi

February 7th, 2011, 04:18 PM

George vs. Gary in 2013 polls?

http://www.negroschronicle.com/images/feb_06_11/George%20vs.%20Gary%20in%202013%20polls.jpg

The election for provincial governor is still more than two years away, but political pundits and even plain folks are now seeing a potential George Arnaiz and Gary Teves clash for the Capitol’s highest post.

Both Arnaiz and Teves have excellent experience and performance as legislators.

They are also outstanding in their chosen professions as a lawyer and banker, respectively. Both are also members of prominent political clans that are recognized and respected even by Presidents.

Arnaiz never hid his desire to return as Governor of the province while Teves has long been considered yet the best governor we never had. The former is considered strongest in the second district while the latter is seen as most formidable in the third district and competitive in the first district, which might be a battleground district if and when Rep. Jocelyn Limkaichong decides not to join the fray or would stay neutral.

However, others caution that it would be foolhardy to even suggest that sitting Governor Roel Degamo is out of the picture given the fact that he is practically all over the province 7 days a week determined to deliver even the most basic services up to the farthest barangays. (By Dems Rey Demecillo)

Negros Chronicle

^^^^^^

If this gonna happen in 2013.... my vote will be for Arnaiz.. :lol::lol::lol:

if this clash will happen, i will be rooting for Gary Teves.

aside from being recognized as "Asia's Best Finance Minister", he is also responsible for the phenomenal growth that the Philippine economy achieved during GMA's term (high GDP growth rate) and it's not too difficult to see why (http://www.pcij.org/blog/wp-docs/GBT_resume.pdf)

Negros Oriental needs a visionary and trailblazing leader, for we cannot move forward if we don't grab the opportunities that abound in the global market. We cannot stay idle and be traditional this time, we have to carve our own niche in the country's economy. We cannot solely rest on our strength in tourism, we need to attract industries and foreign investors as well, to serve as a catch basin for our native and insanely-talented human resources

Alinghi

February 7th, 2011, 04:20 PM

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ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 04:27 PM

i wonder unsa to renovation sa building infront sa fruit market? can anyone confirmed unsa ni sya? hotel ba or bpo?? thanks :)

It will most likely be a pensionne house/inn, bai. It's easy to photodocument developments/constructions in a small city kay ginagmay ra ang mga projects. I'm doing this for the benefit of Dumaguetenos and other Oriental Negrenses who are based outside the province; and for potential investors. Dumaguete is growing and we need more investments to grow bigger and faster.

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 04:36 PM

he skipped work just for that. joke! LOL!:lol::lol::lol:

bisag asa ra man gud ni si pons..:lol::lol: just to give us update and info about the development in the city..:cheers::cheers: nice job bai.. for the benefit of all negros and to all forumer of SSC dumaguete for your contribution...:banana: char..:)

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 04:40 PM

if this clash will happen, i will be rooting for Gary Teves.

aside from being recognized as "Asia's Best Finance Minister", he is also responsible for the phenomenal growth that the Philippine economy achieved during GMA's term (high GDP growth rate) and it's not too difficult to see why (http://www.pcij.org/blog/wp-docs/GBT_resume.pdf)

Negros Oriental needs a visionary and trailblazing leader, for we cannot move forward if we don't grab the opportunities that abound in the global market. We cannot stay idle and be traditional this time, we have to carve our own niche in the country's economy. We cannot solely rest on our strength in tourism, we need to attract industries and foreign investors as well, to serve as a catch basin for our native and insanely-talented human resources

Let's campaign for Gary. An economist might be what NegOr needs to steer it towards continued prosperity and stability. We rely too heavily on sugar, BPOs and tourism. With his powerful connections and clout, he can convince national leaders to provide funds for infrastructure and urge manufacturing companies to invest. It's time we put a plug on the province's massive brain drain.

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 04:41 PM

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THREAD 21 DUMAGUETE CITY, UNIVERSITY TOWN OF GENTLE PEOPLE...

Nice photo sa City hall

infairnes nice ka au ang banner sa thread 21...:lol::lol: ngeffort jud si jundem...:applause::applause::applause: :okay::okay::okay:

he skipped work just for that. joke! LOL!:lol::lol::lol:

Thank you sa naglike sa banner.....nawala akong ka kapoy sa pag gama....eehheheh....as if lisod...:lol::lol::lol:...

Joseph.....of course not....I can serve two masters at a time.....

ako dems maski kinsa sa ilaha duwa basta for the good of dumaguete and for the province of negros ok au..:lol::lol: can make dumaguete more than what it is now...:cheers::cheers::cheers:

Hmmm segi segi.... ana na lang..eheeh....

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 04:43 PM

It will most likely be a pensionne house/inn, bai. It's easy to photodocument developments/constructions in a small city kay ginagmay ra ang mga projects. I'm doing this for the benefit of Dumaguetenos and other Oriental Negrenses who are based outside the province; and for potential investors. Dumaguete is growing and we need more investments to grow bigger and faster.

tinuod jud na sya pons..:lol::lol: i agree that dumaguete is growing and needs more investment to grow bigger but for the statement that you said earlier about easy to spot a constructions in a small city? Dumaguete city is already a big city that can compare to a HUC..or more than..:cheers::cheers::cheers:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 04:45 PM

Let's campaign for Gary. An economist might be what NegOr needs to steer it towards continued prosperity and stability. We rely too heavily on sugar, BPOs and tourism. With his powerful connections and clout, he can convince national leaders to provide funds for infrastructure and urge manufacturing companies to invest. It's time we put a plug on the province's massive brain drain.

Too early ponsing.....:lol::lol::lol:....

Ponsing....thanks for the photos....grabeh sa imong pagtuyok tuyok.... heehehehhe....

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 04:46 PM

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 04:47 PM

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 04:50 PM

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Bason pud intawon ug maka hunahuna ang ABIAN SHOES Store ug ang Fortune Mart nga gi renovate ang ilang buildings.....kay murag kana na lang ang karaan diha nga area.....hehehehhe

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 04:53 PM

Wow.. i just went through my 3-11 shift then this?? thread 21 na dayun?? :cheers:
nice banners dems! sorry i wasnt able to make one. it could have been much much better. :lol: Joke.. Of course, i cant top what u have for us now.. and to think, its just MSPaint!

Btaw dems, thumbs up! MSPaint Master!..

Thanks Nick....and it's ok, I do understand....Ritche use to make our thread banner, but I guess he is also busy with his new hobby...Wind Surfing.....such a beautiful sports and it's new here in Negros Oriental.....

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 04:53 PM

C&L BAYVIEW HOTEL

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This could have been a very nice looking building if not for the tacky colors! :ohno:

But still, this is a very good addition to the number of hotel rooms in the city.. Answering the call of the demand for more hotel rooms for the booming number of tourists coming. We are now part of the 14 major top tourists destinations in the country! :cheers:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 04:56 PM

C&L BAYVIEW HOTEL

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This could have been a very nice looking building if not for the tacky colors! :ohno:

But still, this is a very good addition to the number of hotel rooms in the city.. Answering the call of the demand for more hotel rooms for the booming number of tourists coming. We are now part of the 14 major top tourists destinations in the country! :cheers:

:applause::applause::applause:.. thanks for the update nicko....I like the color....because it's yellow my favorite color...heehehe

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 04:57 PM

Kabantay mo nga 7 to 8 stories bldg nga gi construct diri sa city wala sila nag gamit ug T crane......hawod kaayo....mas mo bow ko ug mag gama sila ug 20 floors wala japoy T crane..hehehehhehehheh

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 04:59 PM

tinuod jud na sya pons..:lol::lol: i agree that dumaguete is growing and needs more investment to grow bigger but for the statement that you said earlier about easy to spot a constructions in a small city? Dumaguete city is already a big city that can compare to a HUC..or more than..:cheers::cheers::cheers:

Layo pa na sa tinuod, bai. We can only dream about mega-projects. Unlike in cities pareho sa Zambo nga left and right ang mga dagko nga constructions. Mga hotels, inns, subdivisions, gas stations and stores ra mostly ang mga ginatukod sa Dumaguete karon. Hehe. Hopefully, makatilaw napud ang siyudad og dagko nga projects in the not-so-distant future.

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 05:01 PM

^^ @ C&L Bayview: 7 storeys with rooftop garden, restaurant and with basement parking

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 05:03 PM

Layo pa na sa tinuod, bai. We can only dream about mega-projects. Unlike in cities pareho sa Zambo nga left and right ang mga dagko nga constructions. Mga hotels, inns, subdivisions, gas stations and stores ra mostly ang mga ginatukod sa Dumaguete karon. Hehe. Hopefully, makatilaw napud ang siyudad og dagko nga projects in the not-so-distant future.

Zambo City is understandable. HUC, billionaire city, almost a million popuation.. :cheers:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 05:04 PM

Layo pa na sa tinuod, bai. We can only dream about mega-projects. Unlike in cities pareho sa Zambo nga left and right ang mga dagko nga constructions. Mga hotels, inns, subdivisions, gas stations and stores ra mostly ang mga ginatukod sa Dumaguete karon. Hehe. Hopefully, makatilaw napud ang siyudad og dagko nga projects in the not-so-distant future.

Yeah...exactly....but take note hotels nga tag-as...not just 4 or 5 floors but 6-10 stories.......

Alinghi

February 7th, 2011, 05:10 PM

^^ speaking of Zamboanga City, i think i'll be assigned there this year, waaaaaah! i'll miss DGT :ohno: :ohno: :ohno:

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 05:11 PM

MAJOR, MAJOR PARTY HEADACHE this FEB!

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Previous Feb 2011 parties:

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TAKE NOTE: These are ONLY for FEB! Watch out for March Summer Parties! It will buurrrnn coz they are all tooo HOOOTTT!! TSssssssstt!! Burn baby! Burn! :lol:

Dumaguete: Partying like it's the end of the world!!

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 05:15 PM

C&L BAYVIEW HOTEL

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This could have been a very nice looking building if not for the tacky colors! :ohno:

But still, this is a very good addition to the number of hotel rooms in the city.. Answering the call of the demand for more hotel rooms for the booming number of tourists coming. We are now part of the 14 major top tourists destinations in the country! :cheers:

I used to make something like this when I was a kid -- using Lego blocks :lol:. Kung mahayagan, murag nangalahas og gold ang building hehe. Sige nalang Nick, at least makapahayag sa siyudad :).

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 05:15 PM

^^ speaking of Zamboanga City, i think i'll be assigned there this year, waaaaaah! i'll miss DGT :ohno: :ohno: :ohno:

Oh really......We'll be missing you too....

MAJOR, MAJOR PARTY HEADACHE this second week - end of FEB!

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Previous Feb 2011 parties:

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TAKE NOTE: These are ONLY for FEB! Watch out for March Summer Parties! It will buurrrnn coz they are all tooo HOOOTTT!! TSssssssstt!! Burn baby! Burn! :lol:

Party didto...party diri....pagka daghan.........:banana::banana::banana:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 05:17 PM

I used to make something like this when I was a kid -- using Lego blocks :lol:. Kung mahayagan, murag nangalahas og gold ang building hehe. Sige nalang Nick, at least makapahayag sa siyudad :).

You can make it real Ponsing....now is the right time to build your own... Ponsing Tower.....:banana::banana::banana:

http://www.lasvegascondobargains.com/images/Turnberry_Towers_East.jpg

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 05:17 PM

i'm sure, naa na pod dili katulog og maayo ani, hehehe.:lol::lol::lol:

MAJOR, MAJOR PARTY HEADACHE this second week - end of FEB!

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 05:18 PM

^^ speaking of Zamboanga City, i think i'll be assigned there this year, waaaaaah! i'll miss DGT :ohno: :ohno: :ohno:

I thought you taught history and political science in Silliman? Do you work for a different company now, Prime?

Alinghi

February 7th, 2011, 05:22 PM

I thought you taught history and political science in Silliman? Do you work for a different company now, Prime?

i'll be quitting na Pons from Silliman.. my real calling is to be in government service.. hopefully this summer i'll be moving to Asia's Latin City na.. in fact, i'll be there this Friday for a panel interview

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 05:24 PM

^^ Goodluck, Prime!... =)

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 05:27 PM

NEGROS ORIENTAL - A province with 3 World Class Golf Facilities

Angtay Golf and Country Club

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From the City of Gentle People we would like to welcome you to Angtay Golf and Country Club, located in the heart of Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, Philippines.

Angtay Golf Club and Country Club have a Driving Range and a 9-hole Course with a relatively flat terrain ideal for practice. It includes a water hazard, sand traps and well maintained greens. Golf clubs can be rented out and golf caddies are constantly around should the need arise.

Angtray Golf Restaurant serves affordable Filipino, Chinese and American meals. Chinese Lomi Soup, Siopao, and Fried Chicken are some of the favorites.

Angtay Golf and Country Club is just 5 minutes away from the downtown area and just 2 minutes from the Airport.

When you happen to be here, please find time to visit us. We will be glad to serve you with the best we can offer.

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Popularly known as the Dumaguete Golf and Country Club, it was one of the earliest golf courses to be built in the country.

Nestled strategically on the "City of Gentle People," BRAVO GOLF HOTEL is the only hotel in Sibulan, Negros Oriental with its own private golf course. Designed in 1945 by Don Serafin Teves and Simplicio Manicpic, an English professor at Siliman University. Popularly known as the Dumaguete Golf and Country Club, it was one of the earliest golf courses to be built in the country.

Conveniently located just outside Dumaguete City, on a scenic, naturally rolling terrain where you can get a stunning panorama of Cebu, Siquijor and Sumilom Islands along with the renowned Tañon Strait.

The nine-hole golf course has a par of 35 and rated at 68.8 by the NGAP and having a slope of 119. Gilding the fairways are abundant 50-year old mango trees planted by Don Serafin Teves during the hotel's establishment before the 1950's. Amenities include a driving range , pro shop and men's and ladies room. Golf sets are available for rent for out of town visitor's convenience.

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World Class Course at Pamplona Golf and Country Club

The town of Pamplona in Negros Oriental is located in the northwest portion of the province, 37.9 kilometers away from the provincial capital city that is Dumaguete City. The main industry being agriculture, many farming properties and plantations can be found in many regions of Pamplona.

One such property is the Pamplona Golf and Country Club which originally was a private owned plantation of coconuts, sugarcane and other agricultural produce. It was converted into an 18-hole golf course in the late 1990’s. Although this golf course is strategically located near the municipality of Tanjay, it is part of Pamplona’s jurisdiction and brings its name.

Mountain ridges provide for a panoramic view from the Pamplona Golf Course. The broad landscape is dotted with refreshing verdant greens. Because the terrain is naturally hilly, the course is a demanding and challenging feat even for seasoned golfers. The course includes small lakes and cascading streams and enhanced surroundings that make golfing there a worthwhile experience.

Pamplona Golf and Country Club has a world class course that is used for provincial and national tournaments holding at least three tournaments in one year. The greens and fairways are very well cut and maintained, so with the rest of the grounds. Day to day operations are taken cared of by a Manager, appointed by the Club’s Board of Directors and members.

The Clubhouse has a fully operational restaurant staff that serves meals, snacks and cold drinks. Other amenities include a swimming pool, a landing strip for private aircrafts, and a row of clean and functional resort quality rooms that can be leased. At the main clubhouse, there are lockers and shower rooms, a golf shop offering rentals (golf carts for P600/round, golf sets) and selling basic golf items like shoes, gloves, tees and balls. Caddies and umbrella girls are also around for a quick helping hand and on some occasions, a pro might also be there to give you some golfing tip or two.

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Alinghi

February 7th, 2011, 05:32 PM

thanks much! @nicko

^^ Ang Tay looks like the Del Monte Golf Club in Bukidnon.. it's surreal as if you're not right inside the city

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 05:37 PM

Nice photo sa City hall

Thank you sa naglike sa banner.....nawala akong ka kapoy sa pag gama....eehheheh....as if lisod...:lol::lol::lol:...

Joseph.....of course not....I can serve two masters at a time.....

Hmmm segi segi.... ana na lang..eheeh....

mao jud..basta mau leader dems..:lol::lol: ug gwapo pud toinx..:nuts::nuts:

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 05:40 PM

i'll be quitting na Pons from Silliman.. my real calling is to be in government service.. hopefully this summer i'll be moving to Asia's Latin City na.. in fact, i'll be there this Friday for a panel interview

It's always a pain to leave home :ohno:. I myself am moving again, but I'll make it a point to come back at least twice a month. Duol ra pud bitaw ang ZC and Dumaguete, bai.

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 05:41 PM

Tumpak crusifix....small but beautiful... :lol::lol::lol:

agree jud ko dha dems..:lol::lol::lol: i love dumaguete..and the province.. theres lot to discover in negor...:cheers::cheers::cheers:

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 05:43 PM

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jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 05:44 PM

RPD FOODCOURT

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LEE SUPER PLAZA FOODCOURT

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CANG'S SHOPPING COMPLEX FOODCOURT

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Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 05:44 PM

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 05:46 PM

[CENTER]
RPD FOODCOURT

How about MART ONE's foodcourt? EVERMALL's Sugbahay foodcourt?

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 05:47 PM

Layo pa na sa tinuod, bai. We can only dream about mega-projects. Unlike in cities pareho sa Zambo nga left and right ang mga dagko nga constructions. Mga hotels, inns, subdivisions, gas stations and stores ra mostly ang mga ginatukod sa Dumaguete karon. Hehe. Hopefully, makatilaw napud ang siyudad og dagko nga projects in the not-so-distant future.

bitaw pons.. pero theres always a hope for dumaguete of this mega projects.. it will just surprise us..:lol::lol:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 05:50 PM

It's always a pain to leave home :ohno:. I myself am moving again, but I'll make it a point to come back at least twice a month. Duol ra pud bitaw ang ZC and Dumaguete, bai.

How about MART ONE's foodcourt? EVERMALL's Sugbahay foodcourt?

I don't have photos of those mentioned foodcourts.....who you can post some nick if you have some in your baul..ehhehe...thanks in advance

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 05:51 PM

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Lobby pa lang na ha..ehheheh....

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 05:53 PM

Zambo City is understandable. HUC, billionaire city, almost a million popuation.. :cheers:

its true nick but what makes zambo city bad is the news that delivers the media.. that affects the image of the city about the peace and order situation mao pud madugay ang mga investor or gaduda ang uban investor to invest in the city because of what they heard in the radio and seen on the news..zambo city is so exposed.. unlike dumaguete is not exposed on television about bombings, asg, kidnappings..:ohno::ohno::ohno:

ponsing1983

February 7th, 2011, 05:54 PM

New photos of the SPi Global complex, please Demsie :).

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 05:57 PM

New photos of the SPi Global complex, please Demsie :).

Hmmm.....mahadlok ko mo post kay nag lurk ang ubang employees ma award niya ko....lobby ra ko taman...bwahahhahaha.....

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 05:58 PM

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 05:58 PM

^^ speaking of Zamboanga City, i think i'll be assigned there this year, waaaaaah! i'll miss DGT :ohno: :ohno: :ohno:

ok ra na.. duol ra man ang zambo ug dumaguete..:lol::lol: but first you have to adopt the place and learn how to speak chavacano..:lol::lol: Bienvenidos Alinghi Na Cuidad De Zamboanga..Cuidad De Flores Y Amores..:)

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 06:01 PM

i'll be quitting na Pons from Silliman.. my real calling is to be in government service.. hopefully this summer i'll be moving to Asia's Latin City na.. in fact, i'll be there this Friday for a panel interview

Really? This Friday? Wow.. Goodluck.. Hope you enjoy the place..:cheers::cheers: asa pod tawon sa zamboanga ka mu stay? :)

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 06:05 PM

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 06:07 PM

DUMAGUETE IS THE BEST PLACE TO STAY.... HAVING ALL THESE

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Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 06:09 PM

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 06:10 PM

Mao jud ni when your in dumz..always partee partee... :banana::banana::banana:

Yeah....because so many reasons to party.... a small city with plenty of party venues and lots of party animals...like Nicko.....

Dumaguete is the best place to party......:banana::banana::banana::banana:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 06:11 PM

nice au mga foodcourt.. ang RPD pang pamilya jud.. then ang LEe pang Barkada.. Nya and Cangs para sa mga romantic lovers...:lol::lol::lol:

Yeah....nice one crusifix...eheeheh.... I do agree

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 06:21 PM

Yeah....because so many reasons to party.... a small city with plenty of party venues and lots of party animals...like Nicko.....

Dumaguete is the best place to party......:banana::banana::banana::banana:

:lol::lol::lol: yeah dems lots of party animals.. naa ba kinsa dre gapartee sa Y-Not?? :lol::lol:

Crusifix

February 7th, 2011, 06:22 PM

Yeah....nice one crusifix...eheeheh.... I do agree

asa ka sa 3 category dems? :lol::lol::lol:

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 06:27 PM

:lol::lol::lol: yeah dems lots of party animals.. naa ba kinsa dre gapartee sa Y-Not?? :lol::lol:

Sa 3 ka categories....hehehehe..

asa ka sa 3 category dems? :lol::lol::lol:

Murag si draude sige sa music box...ehhehehe...peace.....

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 06:28 PM

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jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 06:29 PM

Mayor cracks down on Sibulan “hubo-hubo” bars
Feb 7, 2011
by: DEMS REY DEMECILLO

The Mayor of Sibulan has responded to public criticisms regarding the irony of this town of devoted religious followers yet, it has the most number of motels and night spots with alleged lewed shows being shown uabated.

“So where is its parish priest? What is the pastoral council doing about it? Why are these given permits to operate in Sibulan and not in Dumaguete? “Asked several taxpayers in Sibulan.

Interviewed by STAR ENERGY FM, Mayor Marcela Grampon Bartoces said she will personally start the crack down on violators of the municipal and national laws.

She warned law enforcers to effect their arrests legally, once evidence warrants otherwise the case will be dismissed, and only for the suspects to go back to this unpopular kind of business.

In addressing the complaints against the entertainment bars, Mayor Marcela Bartoces guaran-teed to close down entertainment bar in her town once the law prohibiting vulgar shows is violated by the operators.

In her meeting with at least seven entertainment bars operators and managers, Bartoces pointed out that she wants to impose a dress code for the employees of entertainment bars, especially the ladies. This is a way of encouraging entertainment bars to have decent shows.

Moreover, Bartoces said that waitresses can still wear sexy, but decent, attires, in order to gain respect from the customers despite the nature of their jobs.

Bartoces said she is serious in implementing the law after her office received various complaints against these entertainment bars. She hopes that operators and managers agree on her plan in order to help preserve the image of her town – Sibulan.

http://www.negroschronicle.com/?p=12389

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 06:31 PM

except for these guys, they're not foreigners, hehehe. mga bisdak ning dagko.

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Sooooooooooooooooooooo Hotttttttttttt......love ittttttttttttt

Na mura naman ug Foreigners and namuyo sa dgte kay tan-awa plenty of foreigners.....hehehehhehe...

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 06:33 PM

Cebu Pacific quells bad crash rumors
Feb 7, 2011
by: RACHELLE M. NESSIA

Cebu Pacific has quelled rumors that one of its planes bound for Manila crashed Wednesday when it left the Dumaguete Airport this morning.

Rommel Saga, local Cebu Pacific operations manager, said that the Control Operations Center at the Manila airport has verified that the plane landed safely at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport at around 9:50 a.m today.

Dumaguete Airport Control Tower in an interview confirmed that the plane – an Airbus 319 with flight no.

Cebu626 – arrived at the Dumaguete Airport on 8:15 a.m. and then left for Manila at 8:50 a.m. with no untoward incidents.

Saga said his office was swamped with calls this morning from various people asking if the circulating text messages saying that the plane crashed on its way to Manila was true. “All these talks are just rumors. We called up the Control Operations Center in Manila and they confirmed that the plane landed in Manila safely and on time,” he said.

Travel time from airborne to touchdown takes approximately an hour for planes flying the Dumaguete-Manila route, said Saga.

He said that the plane crash rumors have also been widespread in Zamboanga, Davao and Manila. “This is not only happening here. It seems that this is nationwide,” said Saga.

Saga assured that all Cebu Pacfic flights are normal today.

The airport control tower in Manila has earlier issued to the Dumaguete airport control tower a visual flight rules operation advisory suspending flights from 6:37 a.m. until 10:55 am today due to visibility and cloud coverage falling below the minimum standard.

According to Air Traffic Controller Rafael Dolfo, said advisory puts the visibility at less than 5 kilometers and the “ceiling” or cloud coverage at less than 1,500. “Instrumental flight rules indicate that if visibility and cloud coverage are less than the minimum 5 kilometers and 1,500, respectively, then it can suspend flight operations,” he said.

However, the suspension does not cover airlines whose aircrafts are equipped with a navigation system called VOR. “Airplanes that have a VOR equipment can navigate the skies in this kind of inclement weather and their pilots are instrument-rated, so they are allowed to fly under this kind of weather condition,” said Dolfo.

According to wikipedia.com, VOR is short for Very High Frequency Omnidirectional Radio Range which is a type of radio navigation system for aircrafts that is standard of instrument flight.

Dolfo said flight operations resumed to normal after the suspension was lifted at 10:55 a.m. Wednesday.

http://www.negroschronicle.com/?p=12382

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 06:35 PM

except for these guys, they're not foreigners, hehehe. mga bisdak ning dagko.

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But with foreign bloods...... mga YOLDE baya na....ehehehehehhe

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 06:37 PM

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jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 06:37 PM

Prof. Cleope was my history teacher. One of the best!

WALKING THROUGH HISTORY
Feb 7, 2011

THE CIVIC CIRCLE

I have always loved hearing war stories, specially about how World War II was fought in our own shores here in Negros Oriental and Dumaguete City. I know our veterans are now old and tired, many in their eighties and nineties, and many of their stories have been forgotten as the new generation hurry into the new millineum and into new technology.

It was as much for myself as it was my desire to share some Philippine war history, specially the Japanese wartime here in Dumaguete city with John Kinzinger, a Vietnam war veteran and Greg Detmer, a retired Marine, who were here last week as mission team members of the First Presbyterian Church of Ann Arbor visiting Dumaguete City. Prof. Earl Jude Cleope had acceded to my request to give us a short briefing and tour of the history of world war II specially in Silliman University, Dumaguete City and Negros Oriental. Earl is a professor in History and the Dean of Education at Silliman University and his love for history makes him the best resource person in the World war II history of Negros Oriental.

As a high school of college student, I have not read any history of the Japanese occupation in Negros Oriental or Dumaguete. The little bits and pieces of wartime stories that I heard had stirred up my interest to know more about this particular history.

I had spent years as a college student and later as faculty among the different campus buildings around Silliman University and it wasnt until recently that I learned so much history is written in blood and tears at Silliman during wartime.

Prof Cleope gave us a very interesting briefing complete with pictures, maps, original books and diaries. Silliman Library is a very rich source of history with rare and valuable books on pre war, war time and post war time. Our time with Earl was a walk into history with personal stories of heroes, living and dead that many of our young now do not even know. Those young men during the war who are now in their eighties and nineties, their comrades who died in duty or after the war are no longer remembered. Prof Earl brought history into the present as we toured Silliman campus and he showed us where the Japanese headquarters, garrison, officers quarters and the dreaded Kempetei (Japanese police) conscripted the different Silliman buildings. Earl told us a US submarine plied our Tanon Straits to pick up Pres. Quezon and Vice Pres.

Osmena. He told us where the Americans landed in Sibulan and Dumaguete to start the liberation of the province. We went up to Valencia to visit the Cata-al War museum where John and Greg walked among the war memorabilia of Japanese soldiers left after the war. Mama bombs, guns, swords, food canteens and medical supplies were silent witnesses to the events of war. We then hied to Zamboanguita to where the remaining Japanese forces surrendered to the Americans.

Earl pointed out the route the Japanese took from Valencia to Zamboanguita. I can only share here what I can remember and you dear readers will have to forgive me for any details I miss.

Earl gave us a very detailed and comprehensive of the war stories of our city and province during the Japanese occupation, s tarting from when the Japanese landed in Dumaguete and spread out through the province until their surrender; one must really sit down with him to hear him put history together and piece them all into what we now celebrate as victory and freedom.

http://www.negroschronicle.com/?p=12403

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 06:44 PM

RDC-7 gives posthumous award to governor Perdices
Feb 7, 2011
by: MINERVA BC NEWMAN

The Regional Development Council (RDC-7) in Central Visayas gave a posthumous recognition today to the late Negros Oriental Governor Agustin Ramon Perdices who succumbed to cancer last year.

The posthumous award to Perdices is in recognition for his setting an example in good governance through honestto- goodness public service and prudence in local fiscal administration.

Perdices was an active member of the RDC from 1989-1998 and 2001-2010. As Negros Oriental Governor, President Benigno Simeon Aquino III appointed him as RDC Chairperson for 2011-2013.

Perdices was well-loved for his honesty, unwavering principles and tireless commitment to public service and he was instrumental in improving Dumaguete’s infrastructure facilities and in promoting the city as one of the major education and IT hubs in Central Visayas.

The RDC-7 acknowledged his loss as a great ally in promoting anti-corruption practices, cost-effective development projects and the efficient dispersal of basic services and industries within Central Visayas.

According to the RDC, Perdices is a true, dedicated and compassionate leader. The people who have the opportunity to serve him and those that have benefited from his long government service will sorely miss him, including his colleagues at the Central Visayas, RDC. “While we will miss the opportunity to work with him again in the RDC, we entrust Governor Agustin Ramon Perdices to his Maker,” the posthumous award reads.

Negros Oriental Governor Roel Degamo received the award in his behalf with some mayors of the province and officials of the Regional Development Council. (PIA- 7/MBCN)

http://www.negroschronicle.com/?p=12380

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 06:45 PM

Roads rehabilitation in NegOr gird up
Feb 6, 2011

The 2nd Engine ering District of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has slated a couple of road construction and rehabilitation in the 2nd District of Negros Oriental under its 2010 infrastructure projects after funds were released December 23, last year.

A total of P 254,370 million is being appropriated for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the Bais- Kabankalan road, North and South roads of Dumaguete, and all parts of the Western Nautical Highway.

Negros Oriental 2nd District Representative George P. Arnaiz, through his Priority Development Assistance Fund, has also allocated at least P 40 million for the construction and rehabilitation of roads in the upland barangays of the second district.

http://www.negroschronicle.com/?p=12351

jsl_bxu1206

February 7th, 2011, 06:46 PM

BM Sal gives NOHS seven computer sets
Feb 7, 2011

In order to cope with the digital technology age, Board Member Saleto Erames recently donated seven computer sets — including multimedia speakers, printers, computer tables, chairs, and other computer accessories — to Negros Oriental High School (NOHS).

According to NOHS Principal Ronald Tenorio, the school needs more computer units for the students since the present computers donated by JAICA in 1989, are already faulty and slow due to the great number of students using them.

The said computer sets will be used exclusively for students’ encoding and research works. Opening of pornographic sites in the internet and playing of games is strictly prohibited.

http://www.negroschronicle.com/?p=12385

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 06:47 PM

But with foreign bloods...... mga YOLDE baya na....ehehehehehhe

The girl at the extreme right is Chantal Diao, owner of La Residencia Almar and Don Atilano. The guy in the extreme left owns Mooon Cafe.. The rest are his cousins.

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 06:52 PM

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My Purple Spoon

February 7th, 2011, 06:54 PM

Hi guys! I am new to this forum and I'm still getting the hang of it:) Anyway, you might want to check out my two-month old FOOD BLOG which showcases Dumaguete's collection of good food. It's www.mypurplespoon.com :) Please drop by and let me know what you think. Thank you very much!

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 07:00 PM

^^ sure! i have seen your blog and it's thumbs up! i hope u can also post here and give us an update on dgte food scene. it would be great! hoping to see more of you here! :)

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 07:01 PM

DUMAGUETE DINING
The small city exudes small town charm and genteel glamor

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Featured Restaurants:

Sans Rival Cakes and Pastries
Panda Ice Cream
Likha Tapas Restaurant and Vodka Bar
Le Chalet Swiss
Cafe Antonio
Mamia's Portugese Bar and Restaurant

nicko

February 7th, 2011, 07:03 PM

^^ Dgte is not just all about partying, top-notch universities, bpo's and tourism.. it's also all about cosmopolitan food and dining! :)

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 07:05 PM

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jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 07:08 PM

jundem_dq63

February 7th, 2011, 07:22 PM

Bravo Golf Resort

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nicko

February 7th, 2011, 07:39 PM

^^

Bravo Golf Hotel - Resort and Spa

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Nestled strategically on the "City of Gentle People," BRAVO GOLF HOTEL is the only hotel in Sibulan, Negros Oriental with its own private golf course. Designed in 1945 by Don Serafin Teves and Simplicio Manicpic, an English professor at Siliman University. Popularly known as the Dumaguete Golf and Country Club, it was one of the earliest golf courses to be built in the country

ponsing1983

February 8th, 2011, 12:12 AM

Good morning Dumaguete, read this job posting I found on Jobstreet!

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Join our fast growing company & build a career!

Our company, WATSONS PERSONAL CARE STORES, (PHILS.),INC., is a joint venture between the SM Group of Companies and A.S Watson & Co., Ltd, a Hutchison Whampoa Group company. Watsons Personal Care Stores are present in 13 countries at 1,500 locations and are leaders in the business of health and beauty in Asia. The company is in need of dynamic people who would like to join the company and build a career with Asia's leading health and beauty chain. Visit our website www.aswatson.com for more information.

http://www.jobstreet.com.ph/jobs/2011/2/w/80/_pics/watspic.jpg

Advertised on 07-02-11 | Application deadline on 08-04-11

Sales Clerk - Dumaguete

1. Maintains efficient and effective customer service at all times
a. Smiles to customers at all times and greets them appropriately
b. Acknowledges the presence of customers, listens and pays attention to their queries and needs
c. Attends to customer complaints with eagerness and understanding
d. Thanks the customer at the end of every transaction
2. Performs the following functions to attain store sales quota:
a. Attends and assists customers in the selection and choice of merchandise style, color, or size
b. Directs the customer to the nearest counter for payment of hte merchandise
c. Replenishes stocks on the display and ensures availability of stocks in the selling area
d. Takes care of stock display
3. Adheres to the guidelines and policies relative to the store's campaign on customer service
4. Safeguards merchandise in her area form shoplifting, breakages, and damages
5. Assists in the periodic inventory-taking of the branch
6. Maintains orderliness of work area to ensure systematic flow of work
a. Ensures proper storage and cleanliness as preventive measure against fire or other accidents
7. Sees to it taht all merchandise/items and other equipment kept in the selling area and those in her custody are well-secured
8. Supports Management decisions, requirements, and expectations
9. Performs other related functions that maybe assigned from time to time.

Candidate must possess at least a High School Diploma, Vocational Diploma / Short Course Certificate, Bachelor's/College Degree , any field.
Fresh graduates/Entry level applicants are encouraged to apply.
100 Full-Time positions available.
Female, 18 to 27 years of age
possesses pleasing personality with good grooming
at least 5'2" in height, weight must be proportional to height
must be willing to work on extended hours as needed
physically fit; must not possesses any chronic diseases or illnesses
experience inretail is an advantage but not necessary
good communication skills, possess ability to convince customers and can do sales talk
highly systematic and organized, with high level of confidence
fast learner, detail oriented

Source: http://www.jobstreet.com.ph/jobs/2011/2/w/80/2574705.htm?fr=J

^^ I hope it's not just this but an entire Savemore :lol:.

Fraulein

February 8th, 2011, 02:45 AM

SPi Global Dumaguete Site

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Miguel

February 8th, 2011, 03:21 AM

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MOUNTAIN CLIMBING

Negros Oriental have two mountains, the richly abundant fauna and flora mountain of Mt. Talinis and the tallest mountain in the Visayas, the still active Mt. Kanlaon. Climbers from different parts of the world have come and made these mountains as their playgrounds. Truly, Negros Oriental is a major hot spot destination when it comes to mountain climbing.

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MT. TALINIS

Comprising a group of mountains between twin peaks, popularly called by the native Negrenses as Mt. Talinis or “Cuernos de Negros” or the Horns of Negros, standing at a height of 1500m. or 4,920 ft. and 1,710 m. at 5,708 ft above sea level, situated approximately 9 kilometers Southwest from the municipality of Valencia, Negros Oriental.

Mt. Talinis and Mt. Canlaon are the two highest mountain ranges found in Negros Oriental. Mt. Talinis stands second only to Mt Canlaon which is measured to stand at a height of 2,465 m. 8,086 ft. above sea level.

Mt.Talinis meanwhile, boasts of a variety of wild inhabitants ranging from wild boars; wild chickens; wild-pigeons; wild cats or “mellow” and monkeys, among others. It is also the home of rare species of spotted deer believed to exist only in two places in the Philippines, namely Panay island and our very own Negros island. It is likewise adorned with wild ornamental plants including different species of wild orchids that thrive in the cool mountain atmosphere of Talinis.

The magnificent and eye-catching beauty of the waterfalls and its never ending deluge of cascading mountain water, keep the 4 lakes, mini rivers and streams abundantly supplied with fresh water fishes, such as; the carp,” tilapia”, ”bais”(freshwater eel), small fresh water shrimps or “olang”, snails,etc.

To reach the Talinis peaks a native of the place to act as guide will take you through mountain trails passing on either points of Valencia, Bacong , and Dauin, Negros Oriental.

A word of caution however, to the prospective new visitor(s) of Mt. Talinis. Never venture into the wilds of Mt. Talinis without taking along experienced guide to help you find your way, and to assist you in reaching your targeted destination. Without guide, it is easy for one to lose one’s way in Mt. Talinis.

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MT. KANLAON

Mt. Kanlaon is the Tallest Mountain in the Visayas and is actually shared by the 2 provinces of Negros; Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental. It is an active volcano and has an elevation of 2,435 meters and a base diameter of 30 km and is dotted with pyroclastic cones and craters. The summit of Kanlaon contains a broad elongated northern caldera with a crater lake. A smaller but more active crater lies in the south.

The volcano has three hot springs on its slopes: Mambucal Hot Springs on the northwest, Bucalan Hot Spring, Bungol Hot Spring. Its adjacent volcanic edifices are Mt. Silay and Mt. Mandalagan, north of Kanlaon. Canlaon City now stands beside the mountain.

Evolving for over a million years, the wilderness of Mt. Kanla-on contains a delicate ecosystem containing plants and animals living in harmony. The beauty of the mountain’s natural environment- with exotic flora and fauna, awesome geologic and other natural features of great interest, have been widely noted for their scientific, educational, and recreational importance, as well as its historical, cultural, artistic and aesthetic values. For these attributes, Mt. Kanlaon has been found and identified to possess all the necessary pre-requisites required for its status to be considered and declared as a National Park on August 8, 1934.

For a more enlightening park experience, an unhurried quiet walk lets the visitor sense the unique environment. Travelling slowly through the dense forest, one will discover each area somewhat different from the other; various kinds of unique plantlife, from the enigmatic strangler fig to delicate orchids and the ferns and epiphytes of the mossy forest. Wildlife sounds abound beneath the triple-canopy forest and if your group is quiet and observant, a number of these animals can be seen. Mt. Kanla-on National Park is the home of many species of birds including the endemic hornbill, colorful parakeets, and even migratory birds from northern Asia. The huge but harmless monitor lizards scramble over fallen logs and Draco the "flying" lizard might glide overhead. Although there are several harmless species of snakes which are rarely encountered, avoid handling any because the poisonous cobras make their home here too.

At the ridge top, panoramic scenes of sheer rock walls and cliffs with the lush cover of the dwarf forest, clash with the Margaha Valley's cogon grass and shrub-covered floor. Mornings come late and the evenings early in the Valley. Pastel patches of greens, yellows, olives, ochres and tans from agricultural lands below are suddenly cut by the deep blue sea with cloud formations hugging the curve of the horizon.

The phenomenal clouds over Makawiwili Peak are illustrative of the complex balance of Nature's forces Man has started to respect.

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MOUNTAIN CLIMBING

Negros Oriental have two mountains, the richly abundant fauna and flora mountain of Mt. Talinis and the tallest mountain in the Visayas, the still active Mt. Kanlaon. Climbers from different parts of the world have come and made these mountains as their playgrounds. Truly, Negros Oriental is a major hot spot destination when it comes to mountain climbing.

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MT. TALINIS

Comprising a group of mountains between twin peaks, popularly called by the native Negrenses as Mt. Talinis or “Cuernos de Negros” or the Horns of Negros, standing at a height of 1500m. or 4,920 ft. and 1,710 m. at 5,708 ft above sea level, situated approximately 9 kilometers Southwest from the municipality of Valencia, Negros Oriental.

Mt. Talinis and Mt. Canlaon are the two highest mountain ranges found in Negros Oriental. Mt. Talinis stands second only to Mt Canlaon which is measured to stand at a height of 2,465 m. 8,086 ft. above sea level.

Mt.Talinis meanwhile, boasts of a variety of wild inhabitants ranging from wild boars; wild chickens; wild-pigeons; wild cats or “mellow” and monkeys, among others. It is also the home of rare species of spotted deer believed to exist only in two places in the Philippines, namely Panay island and our very own Negros island. It is likewise adorned with wild ornamental plants including different species of wild orchids that thrive in the cool mountain atmosphere of Talinis.

The magnificent and eye-catching beauty of the waterfalls and its never ending deluge of cascading mountain water, keep the 4 lakes, mini rivers and streams abundantly supplied with fresh water fishes, such as; the carp,” tilapia”, ”bais”(freshwater eel), small fresh water shrimps or “olang”, snails,etc.

To reach the Talinis peaks a native of the place to act as guide will take you through mountain trails passing on either points of Valencia, Bacong , and Dauin, Negros Oriental.

A word of caution however, to the prospective new visitor(s) of Mt. Talinis. Never venture into the wilds of Mt. Talinis without taking along experienced guide to help you find your way, and to assist you in reaching your targeted destination. Without guide, it is easy for one to lose one’s way in Mt. Talinis.

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MT. KANLAON

Mt. Kanlaon is the Tallest Mountain in the Visayas and is actually shared by the 2 provinces of Negros; Negros Oriental and Negros Occidental. It is an active volcano and the tallest in the entire Visayas. It has an elevation of 2,435 meters and a base diameter of 30 km and is dotted with pyroclastic cones and craters. The summit of Kanlaon contains a broad elongated northern caldera with a crater lake. A smaller but more active crater lies in the south.

The volcano has three hot springs on its slopes: Mambucal Hot Springs on the northwest, Bucalan Hot Spring, Bungol Hot Spring. Its adjacent volcanic edifices are Mt. Silay and Mt. Mandalagan, north of Kanlaon. Canlaon City now stands beside the mountain.

Evolving for over a million years, the wilderness of Mt. Kanla-on contains a delicate ecosystem containing plants and animals living in harmony. The beauty of the mountain’s natural environment- with exotic flora and fauna, awesome geologic and other natural features of great interest, have been widely noted for their scientific, educational, and recreational importance, as well as its historical, cultural, artistic and aesthetic values. For these attributes, Mt. Kanlaon has been found and identified to possess all the necessary pre-requisites required for its status to be considered and declared as a National Park on August 8, 1934.

For a more enlightening park experience, an unhurried quiet walk lets the visitor sense the unique environment. Travelling slowly through the dense forest, one will discover each area somewhat different from the other; various kinds of unique plantlife, from the enigmatic strangler fig to delicate orchids and the ferns and epiphytes of the mossy forest. Wildlife sounds abound beneath the triple-canopy forest and if your group is quiet and observant, a number of these animals can be seen. Mt. Kanla-on National Park is the home of many species of birds including the endemic hornbill, colorful parakeets, and even migratory birds from northern Asia. The huge but harmless monitor lizards scramble over fallen logs and Draco the "flying" lizard might glide overhead. Although there are several harmless species of snakes which are rarely encountered, avoid handling any because the poisonous cobras make their home here too.

At the ridge top, panoramic scenes of sheer rock walls and cliffs with the lush cover of the dwarf forest, clash with the Margaha Valley's cogon grass and shrub-covered floor. Mornings come late and the evenings early in the Valley. Pastel patches of greens, yellows, olives, ochres and tans from agricultural lands below are suddenly cut by the deep blue sea with cloud formations hugging the curve of the horizon.

The phenomenal clouds over Makawiwili Peak are illustrative of the complex balance of Nature's forces Man has started to respect.

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February 8th, 2011, 05:01 AM

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