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San Lorenzo Ruiz Parish Church

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salamat sa mga photos alingatong!

Iligan is really vibrant and colorful as proven by the photos, thanks Alingatong :okay:

I see...



We have the same reaction...

oo nga, ang panget tignan!!

GUYS, last night me and mom and dad met Mr. Stephen Gaisano, according to Stephen March, 2008 pa magopen ang Mall, due to some slight problem sa contractor they hired, sabi nya if your going to look inside the u/c mall the work has stopped almost 1 1/2 months na, but sa labas patuloy parin trabaho nila. pero by next week they will con't the construction inside with the new contractor... Next month they will start putting up the roof, and carpark by sept.

TOTAL COST: 800 million
STALL RENTAL: 20,000/month
GRAND OPENING: March, 2008

^^ atleast alam na natin ang exact date of the opening. :)

@iliganon Boy bakit daw lumobo ang cost to Php 800M?

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GUYS, last night me and mom and dad met Mr. Stephen Gaisano, according to Stephen March, 2008 pa magopen ang Mall, due to some slight problem sa contractor they hired, sabi nya if your going to look inside the u/c mall the work has stopped almost 1 1/2 months na, but sa labas patuloy parin trabaho nila. pero by next week they will con't the construction inside with the new contractor... Next month they will start putting up the roof, and carpark by sept.

TOTAL COST: 800 million
STALL RENTAL: 20,000/month
GRAND OPENING: March, 2008

800 million? Great. If we try to compare that to industry standards, SM City Lipa was completed with P700 million :yes:

800 million? Great. If we try to compare that to industry standards, SM City Lipa was completed with P700 million :yes:

Jhaelnis, what year was SM City Lipa constructed? If you factor in cost of money and inflation, the picture might change.

@g0rs baka they are installing surveillance cam din

We're seeing all the overt cams getting in place now. It'd be fun counting them and noting their locations in a table. The covert cams should be difficult to spot. Watch out for them, too! :lol:

Jhaelnis, what year was SM City Lipa constructed? If you factor in cost of money and inflation, the picture might change.

Just last year ;)

We're seeing all the overt cams getting in place now. It'd be fun counting them and noting their locations in a table. The covert cams should be difficult to spot. Watch out for them, too! :lol:

So far I've spotted 4 overt cams...hehe

@iliganon Boy bakit daw lumobo ang cost to Php 800M?

Yan, ang hindi ko alam kung bakit 800m ang cost ng construction ng mall, basta ang sabi lang nya "THIS IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GMALL EVER"

Jhaelnis, what year was SM City Lipa constructed? If you factor in cost of money and inflation, the picture might change.

and Sm City CDO cost 500Million lang! timawa ang SM CDO

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CHUY!!! NINDOTA AH!

Yan, ang hindi ko alam kung bakit 800m ang cost ng construction ng mall, basta ang sabi lang nya "THIS IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GMALL EVER"

excited na ako kahit sa march 2008 pa ang opening

excited na ako kahit sa march 2008 pa ang opening

yeah, me too excited din ako the 1st mall natin, pero @ g0rs baka wala kana sa iligan nxt yr. nasa USA kana haha

^^ Di muna. I'll wait for the opening. hehe

^^ Di muna. I'll wait for the opening. hehe

Nice kaayo ang fireworks malapit samin, pero hindi ko alam kung anong meron ngayon.. alam mo ba @g0rs?

If indeed it's the most beautiful GMall, then it's worth the wait. :)

^^ ^^and the beam of light is very visible in our place too. We can even hear the big bangs of the fireworks.

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New Frontier Court

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Iligan Capitol College

kada labay nako dira ginabasa jud nako ang mga quotes sa wall

^^Very nice of ICC. Instead of space for vandals, they offer us food for thought. :)

Nice kaayo ang fireworks malapit samin, pero hindi ko alam kung anong meron ngayon.. alam mo ba @g0rs?

hindi ko rin alam.

^^ ^^and the beam of light is very visible in our place too. We can even hear the big bangs of the fireworks.

oo nga ang beam ng fog light, kitaang kita din sa amin pati ang fireworks what's the event? @alingatong

hindi ko rin alam.

nako i PM nimo

sabi ng dad ko baka sa Club Seven. 3 yrs. anniversary kasi nila.

nako i PM nimo

got it

^^ ^^and the beam of light is very visible in our place too.

i can see it from our house

visit our website at:

http://rlcfcchurch.tripod.com/

enjoy

are the cams overt or covert?
hm...
March of 2008...
i'll be back around the summer of 2008 for a vacation
hm...
hopefully pag-uwi ko, open na
:D
would definitely like to visit it

^^ both. Covert cams are difficult to spot...

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The hanging bridge of Bayug


Crossing the bridge is an adventure itself. :)

^^ Crossing the hanging bridge is good as fun. :-) There's a hanging bridge also in Pugaan.

Update:

Road Rehab along the highway infront of Iligan Capitol College

Road Widening Tubod Area near Pryce Business Park

I finally spotted a covert cam at Pala-o Public Market :)

i miss iligan...

pugaan bridge everytime you go and climb iligans highest peak

Celebrity (as of 2:03 AM)

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/images/news/newspics/07-08-2007/nikki225.jpg On the brink of womanhood


By MARIDOL RAÑOA-BISMARK
The Philippine Star


Nikki Bacolod is on the verge of womanhood. When she turns 18 on Aug. 18, she will bid her candy-colored world of stuffed toys and frilly things good-bye. And Nikki will welcome a whole new world of challenges and opportunities she is both entitled and heir to.

Like all parents though, Nikki’s still see her as their baby. As the youngest in a brood of three, the Viva artist senses her parents’ hesitation to let go. But she’s not complaining. It has never been in her nature to be pasaway, or rebellious, after all.

Sweet Nikki has toed the line since Day One. The most adventurous she has gotten so far was to go rock climbing — no hanging out with shady characters, wasting the night away in vices, etc. Nikki is too clean living for that.

Maybe it’s the athlete in her. Afflicted with asthma since she was that high, Nikki — like her two siblings — learned to swim as a child growing up in far-flung Iligan. Getting into other types of sports, like badminton, volleyball, even sepak takraw was easy from there.

Why, Nikki could easily do a Dyan Castillejo — host a sports-oriented show, that is.

"I must have inherited my parents’ love for sports," muses Nikki. Dad plays soccer and mom, Nikki’s constant companion, is into volleyball.

Their athletic spirit has not only taught Nikki how to value sports, it has also instilled the values of discipline and competitiveness in the singing champion.

This go-getter spirit has driven Nikki to seek a scholarship in the US. She is also excited over the release of her new album in September and her very first teleserye soon: ABS-CBN’s Pangarap na Bituin topbilling Sarah Geronimo.

Nikki has been prepping herself up for her role: That of a naïve provincial lass with a rather dark side hidden from most everybody.

"I’ve been practicing in front of the mirror," the Cherie Gil fan reports.

Nikki is also bracing herself for her grand meeting on the set with other artists she admires: Cherry Pie Picache, Rio Locsin and Jericho Rosales. Nikki is sure she will learn a lot from her seniors in the field. Ah, what a great way to greet adult life!

That’s why Nikki can’t wait to turn 18. She’s had her simple, debut party all planned out. It will be luau style, with lots of flowers to spruce up the big event, to be held at Makati Sports Club. The 120 guests will also be few and very selected, limited to Nikki’s family and close friends.

Her first dance will be with a nonshowbiz guy: Carlos Fernandez, her longtime friend from her swimming competition days. Fellow Viva artist Vince Saldana will be one of the 18 roses.

Low-key Nikki has opted for austerity for her big day. That’s why she plans to wear a simple gown, far from the ostentatious ballroom dresses many of her fellow showbiz debutantes go for.

"It’s heavy and expensive. I’d rather be practical," Nikki reasons out.

This is also why she changed her mind about the theme of her debut.

"At first, I thought of a Spanish masquerade as theme. But I figured it would be expensive for my guests and me," states Nikki.

Besides, what’s far more important is, as the Little Prince said in the famous book, invisible to the eye. Nikki’s wish on her 18th birthday is not for material things. All she wants is "to be happier with God." No other wish can be more meaningful.

Source (http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/storypage.aspx?StoryId=83963)

Guys do you know when ang State of the City Address ni Mayor Lawrence Cruz?

^^ Yes. Same location. That's the overpass in-front of MSU-IIT.

Hope through the pics posted here, you'll feel closer to home.
^^ yes, i do feel closer to home through the news, gossip :gossip: and pictures posted here:tyty:

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Another eye is looking at you! (Near Land Bank)

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I finally spotted a covert cam at Pala-o Public Market :)

now mo lang na spot ang covert cam sa pala-o, me during the installation

HELLO MGA PIPZ

@ gors good boy kay ka, nag simba jud ka! hehe

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asa man ni dapita?

@ gors good boy kay ka, nag simba jud ka! hehe

Actually i go to church everday (sa cathedral). My relatives were mass sponsors sa church nyo that day and they invited me to join them.

asa man ni dapita?

@ikra the photo was taken at Gen. Aguinaldo Street. The fenced area is part of STC Shopping Arcade. You can also see the 4th level of Gaisano Mall Iligan at the back.

now mo lang na spot ang covert cam sa pala-o, me during the installation

Well... the covert camera isn't covert anymore! :lol:

Actually i go to church everday (sa cathedral). My relatives were mass sponsors sa church nyo that day and they invited me to join them.

oh, same with me everyday din

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Taytay Swimming Pool

I was there last Sunday with my relatives and some friends. The pool is just few meters away from Ditucalan Water Reservoir.

^^ Crossing the hanging bridge is good as fun. :-) There's a hanging bridge also in Pugaan.


If Im not mistaken it's the bridge going to Mt. Agad-agad.

eyyy ssc pipz!

just droppin' by (again)..pcute lang kay way lingaw....:lol: :lol:

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Wow! I like this place... very....

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Alingatong, unsa ug asa man ni? Aw, ay na lang. Natubag na man diay ni.

I finally spotted a covert cam at Pala-o Public Market :)

gORs, diha dapit sa Berds? gikuha-an ta nimo ug pic, aron covert jud kaayo! :lol:

^^ yup but i usually pass by that area at night on my way home.

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Taytay Swimming Pool

I was there last Sunday with my relatives and some friends. The pool is just few meters away from Ditucalan Water Reservoir.

really! there's a pool there? how much is the entrance? the place is it okay, flowing water?

^^Wow! Very refreshing. Sarap sigurong maligo dyan. Magkasing lamig ba ang tubig dyan at ng Timoga?

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DepEd - Sporting a new look?

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Shelves and Hangers at MCK

^^Wow! Very refreshing. Sarap sigurong maligo dyan. Magkasing lamig ba ang tubig dyan at ng Timoga?

afaik that swimming pool is directly beside the water reservoir sa iligan, which of course we know is a spring. Last time i was there it was really cold, even the water is so fresh that they use it as drinking water... not from the swimming pool of course but the stream coming into the swimming pool

really! there's a pool there? how much is the entrance? the place is it okay, flowing water?

yes it is flowing. i find the place ok. the entrance is Php 20 only.

afaik that swimming pool is directly beside the water reservoir sa iligan, which of course we know is a spring. Last time i was there it was really cold, even the water is so fresh that they use it as drinking water... not from the swimming pool of course but the stream coming into the swimming pool

yes the water quality of the pool is same with iligan's drinking water.

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^^ Iligan Integrated Bus & Jeepney Terminal - North Bound

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Iligan Capitol College


@Alingatong - Thank you for this pic of my Alma Mater... Now I miss Iligan even more. Can you get more pics of ICC? Maybe inside, kung pwede.

@Iliganon Boy - About GMall... Thank you for the info on the completion timeframe. Any info on the potential new tenants/leases? Maybe some big name franchises. It would be nice to see more mainstream food chains and shops inside GMALL.

^^ @mrloloy regarding the tenants of gmall, it was already mentioned in the previous threads by @iliganon Boy

If Im not mistaken it's the bridge going to Mt. Agad-agad.

Yes, you're correct. I crossed it few times for Mt. Agad-Agad climbing. :)

^^Wow! Very refreshing. Sarap sigurong maligo dyan. Magkasing lamig ba ang tubig dyan at ng Timoga?

Similar lang sa Timoga

yes it is flowing. i find the place ok. the entrance is Php 20 only.

what's the complete address of that and the name of the resopt? coz, we'll o there this coming sunday

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Shelves and Hangers at MCK

i like this pic!

what's the complete address of that and the name of the resort? coz, we'll go there this coming sunday

The name of the resort is Taytay Swimming Pool. Dont know the exact address.

^^Wow! Very refreshing. Sarap sigurong maligo dyan. Magkasing lamig ba ang tubig dyan at ng Timoga?

Alingatong, wa diay ka kahibaw nga upstream from Taytay is already the ICWS reservoir? Sobrang tubig ra nang sa Taytay. Sa ato pa, pwede nimo ng imnon while naligo ka. And yes, the water is just as cool as Timoga.
I'd suggest you SSC pipz meet for an outing there. That would be really cool! :lol:

i like this pic!

me too

I'd suggest you SSC pipz meet for an outing there. That would be really cool! :lol:

I think it's quite far for our first outing. hehe

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iligan here i come... splash!

I think it's quite far for our first outing. hehe

Yah, its too far, in your house nalng @ gors hehe

me too

that pic reminds me of a shop in queensland australia, when we went there last summer 2005 with my mom and aunt

^^ na mao ka... (suggestion denied :nuts:)

probably we'll have our meet sa fiesta this September :)

probably we'll have our meet sa fiesta this September :)

okay!

Pilmico is Iligan top taxpayer

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The Iligan City Government recognized anew Pilmico Foods Corporation (in photo) as the number one taxpayer of Iligan for the manufacturing category. The award was given during the 57th Adlawan sa Iligan Commemorative Programme last June 16.

In another ceremony, Pilmico was acknowledged for its exemplary performance in corporation social responsibility for 2006. Pilmico has always actively helped uplift the local community through its community relations projects. An Aboitiz flour milling company, Pilmico Foods Corp. has been providing the Filipino people with high quality flour for over 40 years.

Pilmico secures P500-M loan for expansion

Pilmico Foods Corporation (PFC) recently signed a P500 million, 5-year loan with Security Bank Corporation (SBC). Proceeds from the loan will support the company’s feedmill expansion in Iligan.

At the signing were Gabriel T. Manalac, Aboitiz Equity Ventures Treasurer; Jose Antonio Aboitiz, PFC Chief Financial Officer; Antonio Moraza, PFC President/Chief Executive Officer; Alberto Villarosa, SBC President; Patricia Siy, SBC Senior Vice President; and Joyce So, SBC Assistant Vice President.

A new feedmill, which is expected to be operational by the first quarter of 2008, will enable PFC to produce complex animal feeds from a variety of raw materials. The company currently makes simple swine base feeds as a by-product of its core flour milling operations. The feedmill expansion is expected to strengthen PFC's presence in the complex feeds market, currently being served through its subsidiary Fil-Am Foods.

Source (http://www.pilmico.com/pilmico/news/pfc_sbc.htm)

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Pilmico Inks Deal with Dutch Engineering Firm

Aboitiz unit Pilmico Foods Corporation signs on Dutch firm Ottevanger Milling Engineers B.V. for the supply, installation and commissioning of equipment for the new feedmill that will be built in Iligan this year.

Pilmico CEO Antonio Moraza (in picture, left) led the contract signing held yesterday at the Aboitiz offices in Makati City. Director Erik Ottevanger (in picture, right) represented Ottevanger Milling Engineers B.V.

Pilmico is currently manufacturing simple swine base feeds as a by-product of its core flour milling operations. The construction of this new feedmill will enable Pilmico to create complex animal feeds made from a variety of raw materials. This expansion is expected to strengthen Pilmico's presence in the complex feeds market which it is currently serving through its feeds subsidiary, Fil-Am Foods. The Iligan feedmill should be operational by the first quarter of 2008.

Source (http://www.pilmico.com/pilmico/news/Pilmico%20Inks%20Deal%20with%20Dutch%20Engineering%20Firm.htm)

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Seminary Road where DPWH, City Engineer's Office and Inahan sa Kinabuhi Seminary are located

probably we'll have our meet sa fiesta this September :)

We'll meet at gORs Residence. :)

We'll meet at gORs Residence. :)

Sorry di kami naghahanda tuwing fiesta. :nuts:

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Seminary Road where DPWH, City Engineer's Office and Inahan sa Kinabuhi Seminary are located

and the house of the congressional candidate Vicente Belmonte (red-orange gate)

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this is the only fastfood restaurant that are in the same building and magkatabi pa sa loob, kulang nalng chowking. anyway the 3 stores are in the corporation, and same family...

^^cool... Jollibee and Greenwich are sister companies anyway...

^^cool... Jollibee and Greenwich are sister companies anyway...

also chowking ha

SSC PIPZ! ANY COMMENTS ABOUT THE R.A 9372
HUMAN SECURITY ACT OF 2007?

are you pro or anti-9372?

I'm PRO-9372, kahit hindi pa yan epapasatopad ang batas na yan, pero dito sa ILIGAN nagsismula na yan, alam naman natin na we have surveillance cams every where, diba... but for me its ok, and ok ako jan coz it helps alot, basta wag lang sila lalagpas sa limit nila

Terror law resolutions okayed

By Joyce Pangco Pañares


CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY—President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo assured critics of the controversial Anti-Terror Law that its implementation will not lead to more human rights violations even as she adopted a resolution that would make the media likely targets of the law.

In her closing remarks at the Mindanao Peace and Security Summit held here yesterday, the President said the Human Security Act will not be used to harass the political opposition nor to silence hard-hitting journalists.

“There is a fundamental difference between those who take up arms and those who take the fight to the ballot box. Our government will protect the political rights of any person who wishes to participate in our democracy however we might disagree on philosophy and approach” Mrs. Arroyo said amid criticism that the Anti-Terror Law will be used to muzzle militant political groups.

“We must also protect journalists—the men and women in the media who have put their lives on the line to do their job— from violence just as we must protect all innocent civilians. But we must band together as a people and as public servants to stop the political terrorists who live outside the boundaries of human justice.”

But the resolutions drafted by the five workshop groups here included the media among the targets of the Anti-Terror Law.

Workshop Group 3, which focused on denying support to terrorists and was facilitated by Iligan Mayor Lawrence Cruz, proposed the expansion of the coverage of the Human Security Act. But Cruz clarified that their proposal is not meant to attack the press but simply to limit the media opportunities given to known terrorists.

“There should be balanced reporting. There should be no live interviews with terrorists which could propagate terroristic objectives,” the local official told Standard Today.

When asked for comment, even Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye appeared lukewarm to the proposal.

“We can easily define what is irresponsible reporting, but that does not automatically constitute supporting terrorists,” Bunye said.

But Mrs. Arroyo decided to adopt the resolution in full and assigned presidential adviser on the peace process Jesus Dureza to spearhead efforts to implement the resolution.

Aside from the proposal to amend the law to cover media reports, other proposals include increasing the budget for the security and development of Mindanao next year to 30 percent from this year’s eight percent; including Arabic and Islamic values in the education curriculum; creation of a tripartite commission of lay and religious leaders; removal of all religious labels on crimes; proportional appointment of Muslims and indigenous people in the National Police; reviewing the system for Islamic schools to prevent extremism; and monitoring groups that might be funding terrorists.

Meanwhile, Justice Secretary Raul Gonzalez asked the Supreme Court to designate special anti-terror courts that will focus on the proscription of suspected terrorist groups.

Gonzalez said he wrote Chief Justice Reynato Puno to formally request the special courts to ensure that the local terror list can be formed immediately.

“I requested the Supreme Court to identify special courts which will handle our proscription cases and also to identify which division of the Court of Appeals will handle these cases,” Gonzalez said in an interview during the Mindanao Peace and Security Summit here in Cagayan de Oro.

Gonzalez is the vice chairman of the Anti-Terrorism Council that will spearhead the implementation of the Human Security Act starting this Sunday.

Under Section 17 of the controversial Human Security Act, the justice department has to apply for the inclusion of any group in the local terror list before a regional trial court.

Executive Secretary Eduardo Ermita said groups that have been declared as terrorists by the international community are likely to be included in the list.

Source (http://www.manilastandardtoday.com/?page=politics1_july11_2007)

SPORTS NEWS

Iligan beats Tagaytay, 85-82, in NBC play


Firefly-Iligan Crusaders edged Tagaytay Spring Cooking Oil via a come-from-behind win, 85-82, in their recent face-off at the 2007 Spring Cooking Oil-NBC National Cup, ABS-CBN News learned Wednesday.

Tagaytay, which dominated Iligan for most of the game, collapsed during crunch time during their game Sunday at the Gov. Angel Medina, Sr. gym in Iligan.

Crusader Ian Saladaga made a crucial steal that led to a lay up by Arden Guiyab, breaking an 82-tie.

Tagaytay failed to convert in the next play, prompting a desperation foul. The Crusaders sealed the game at the free throw line.

The Crusaders are now in second place with an 11-4 mark behind Ozamiz (12-4). Tagaytay fell to third place at11-5.

The Scores:

Iligan 85 - Marata 23, Cruz 19. Mangahas 9, Kalaw 6, Matias 5, Cabili 4, Go 4, Saladaga 4, Ayodelle 3, Hardin 1, Gatchalian 0.
Tagaytay 82 - Mallari 17, Rodriguez 14, Marquez 11, Reyes 9, Legaspi 9, Tajonera 8, De Castro 4, Bolocon 4, Yambao 3, Epondulan 3, Muñoz 0, Victolero 0.

Quarters: 19-27, 45-50, 66-69, 85-82.

Source (http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/storypage.aspx?StoryId=84267)

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and the house of the congressional candidate Vicente Belmonte (red-orange gate)

aahhh dyan pala sya nakatira.

SSC PIPZ! ANY COMMENTS ABOUT THE R.A 9372
HUMAN SECURITY ACT OF 2007?

are you pro or anti-9372?

I'm PRO-9372, kahit hindi pa yan epapasatopad ang batas na yan, pero dito sa ILIGAN nagsismula na yan, alam naman natin na we have surveillance cams every where, diba... but for me its ok, and ok ako jan coz it helps alot, basta wag lang sila lalagpas sa limit nila

As long as it's good for the city and the country...I'm ok with it.

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how many years na nag idle ang pension de patria? anyway, there's a new Building that soon will rise in quezon ave. between CHINA bank and Special Appliance center

^^Sikat dati yang Pension de Patria. I remember, me Resto at Bar pa dyan. Hindi kasi nakapag-innovate kaya namatay.

I passed by the area at nagsimula ng mag-clearing (bet. China Bank and Special Appliance Plaza). Yon yong lugar ng Kauswagan Lumber dati. Anong building ba ang itatayo dyan?

SSC PIPZ! ANY COMMENTS ABOUT THE R.A 9372
HUMAN SECURITY ACT OF 2007?

are you pro or anti-9372?

I'm PRO-9372, kahit hindi pa yan epapasatopad ang batas na yan, pero dito sa ILIGAN nagsismula na yan, alam naman natin na we have surveillance cams every where, diba... but for me its ok, and ok ako jan coz it helps alot, basta wag lang sila lalagpas sa limit nila
Some sections of the law that appear violative of a person's rights need to be re-examined. I heard that a group of lawyers is going to question the constitutionality of some provisions of this law through a petition in the Supreme Court.

Link to full text of RA 9372:
http://www.ops.gov.ph/records/ra_no9372.htm

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^^Sikat dati yang Pension de Patria. I remember, me Resto at Bar pa dyan. Hindi kasi nakapag-innovate kaya namatay.

I passed by the area at nagsimula ng mag-clearing (bet. China Bank and Special Appliance Plaza). Yon yong lugar ng Kauswagan Lumber dati. Anong building ba ang itatayo dyan?

hindi ko pa alam kung anong building itatayo, malaki ksi ang lot sa kauswagan hardware, siguro malaki din ang itatayo jan.. well just wait

^^Sikat dati yang Pension de Patria. I remember, me Resto at Bar pa dyan. Hindi kasi nakapag-innovate kaya namatay.

panahon kasi yun ng crisis

I passed by the area at nagsimula ng mag-clearing (bet. China Bank and Special Appliance Plaza). Yon yong lugar ng Kauswagan Lumber dati. Anong building ba ang itatayo dyan?

hindi ko pa alam kung anong building itatayo, malaki ksi ang lot sa kauswagan hardware, siguro malaki din ang itatayo jan.. well just wait

Buti naman may itatayong building. Malaki din kasi ang space ng Kauswagan lumber

I have also noticed that there is a new commercial building (u/c) at the back of Pala-o Market near DBP. Kaninong building kaya yon?

^^ Good nEws ulit. Dont know din kung sino may-ari.

Iligan seek semis versus Iloilo
Inquirer

The Iligan Crusaders gun for an outright semifinals berth in the 2007 Spring Cooking Oil-NBC National Cup basketball tournament Friday when they play the Toyota-Iloilo Warriors at the San Agustin gym here.

The Crusaders of Mayor Lawrence Cruz and supporter former Sen. Ralph Recto are favored in the 6:30 p.m. contest.

If they win, they will join idle defending champion Ozamiz in the semifinals.

The Crusaders earned a shot at the second semifinal slot after turning back Tagaytay Spring, 85-82, last Sunday.

Spring posted an 11-5 mark at the end of the eliminations in the tournament.

“We’ll definitely play tonight seeking an outright semis berth,” said Iligan team manager Freddie Siao. “I told the team not to be overconfident, especially now that Iloilo has beefed up its roster.”

The Warriors of businessman Robert Uy and strong supporter Mayor Jerry Trenas will bank on Ruel Balgos, Eugene Tan, Floyd Dedicatoria and Erick Rodriguez.

The Crusaders will be bannered by veteran Bong Marata, Nat Cruz and Harold Sta. Cruz.

Source (http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/sports/view_article.php?article_id=76382)

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Wow, what a wonderful lights captured....

Guys di ko gusto pagkalagay ng surveillance camera sa cabili monument

^^ Why don't you like it @gORs? I haven't seen it yet.

Guys di ko gusto pagkalagay ng surveillance camera sa cabili monument

Astig ng lugar nyo pare.... me surveillance camera pah! Hanep!

Guys di ko gusto pagkalagay ng surveillance camera sa cabili monument

Bakit, paano ba pagkalagay ng camera, pangit b tingnan? Or mawalan kayo ng privacy dyan? :D:D

Astig ng lugar nyo pare.... me surveillance camera pah! Hanep!

Yan ang Iligan pang world class....:) :) :)

I vote for the camera... for security reasons and the likes...

I hope Iligan's surveillance camera would look like this: Broadway (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ec_metros/ourcams/lennon.jpg&name=Broadway&width=640&height=480&img_width=640&img_height=480) :D

I hope Iligan's surveillance camera would look like this: Broadway (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ec_metros/ourcams/lennon.jpg&name=Broadway&width=640&height=480&img_width=640&img_height=480) :D


Ha.ha.ha.ha.ha... In our wildest dream... maybe 30 years from now! we can have "real time cameras in all streets of the country".

Here are some more LIVE images straight from Times Square, New York, NY

46th Street (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ec_metros/ourcams/mpstudiosouth.jpg&name=Broadway%20in%20Hi-Res&width=640&height=480&img_width=640&img_height=480) in HD

Broadway (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ec_metros/ourcams/lennon.jpg&name=Broadway&width=640&height=480&img_width=640&img_height=480)

At the corner of 46th. & Broadway (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ec_metros/ourcams/fridays.jpg&name=46th%20St.%20&%20Broadway&width=640&height=480&img_width=320&img_height=240)

47th St. & Broadway (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ec_metros/ourcams/doubletree.jpg&name=47th%20St.%20&%20Broadway&width=640&height=480&img_width=320&img_height=240)

Aerial View (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ec_metros/ourcams/doubletree2.jpg&name=Aerial%20View&width=640&height=480&img_width=320&img_height=240)

49th St. & Broadway (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://images.earthcam.com/ec_metros/ourcams/charleyo.jpg&name=49th%20St.%20&%20Broadway&width=640&height=480&img_width=320&img_height=240)

Crossroads (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ec_metros/ourcams/canonts.jpg&name=Crossroads&width=640&height=480&img_width=320&img_height=240)

Panasonic Astrovision (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ec_metros/ourcams/tspanasonic.jpg&name=Panasonic%20Astrovision&width=640&height=480&img_width=320&img_height=240) and 7th Avenue

49th St. & 7th Avenue (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ht/htzone4.jpg&name=49th%20St.%20&%207th%20Avenue&width=640&height=480&img_width=320&img_height=240)

Iligan's city-wide surveillance project was also considered a wild dream before. But with the availability of broadband and wireless technology, it's now a reality. There will be more than 40 IP Cameras (70% were already installed) being installed in different street junctions, public places, and vital facilities. All cameras are IP-based and networked using Wireless LAN. Real time monitoring and recording is done 24/7 with the central monitoring room located at city hall.

Iligan's city-wide surveillance project was also considered a wild dream before. But with the availability of broadband and wireless technology, it's now a reality. There will be more than 40 IP Cameras (70% were already installed) being installed in different street junctions, public places, and vital facilities. All cameras are IP-based and networked using Wireless LAN. Real time monitoring and recording is done 24/7 with the central monitoring room located at city hall.

Thanks for inspiring..he.he.he.he.he...
The Tagum City server is also planning to cater other neighboring LGUs website at a minimal cost... another economic enterprise of our city.... I hope we can incorporate the surveillance project also...:lol:

I heard that Zamboanga City is also planning to implement a city-wide surveillance project.

Kaya nga meron tayong tinatawag na "Lakbay-Aral" para ma-share yong mga magagandang projects na ini-implement ng different LGUs.

^^ Siguro mas meron silang capabilidad considering that the NCC is located in their area.

Speaking of Lakbay-Aral, about a hundred or more Barangay Captains from Cavite visit Iligan today. They will tour around the city and visit some tourist spots like MC Falls, Timoga, etc.

^^ Siguro mas meron silang capabilidad considering that the NCC is located in their area.

Lahat me capabilidad. But one must consider some things like, kailangan na ba? me pera/budget ba?

^^ Why don't you like it @gORs? I haven't seen it yet.

I was really expecting they would place it on top of the monument...:ohno:

Speaking of Lakbay-Aral, about a hundred or more Barangay Captains from Cavite visit Iligan today. They will tour around the city and visit some tourist spots like MC Falls, Timoga, etc.

Last time from Leyte ngayon Cavite. Do we also have representatives going to other cities of the country?

Guys di ko gusto pagkalagay ng surveillance camera sa cabili monument

wala kang magawa dun!

Bakit, paano ba pagkalagay ng camera, pangit b tingnan? Or mawalan kayo ng privacy dyan? :D:D

@gors, wer naka face ang cam? sa pier o sa Brgy. saray?

I hope Iligan's surveillance camera would look like this: Broadway (http://www.earthcam.com/swf/cam_player/enlarge_image.php?type=live&path=http://63.229.55.11/ec_metros/ourcams/lennon.jpg&name=Broadway&width=640&height=480&img_width=640&img_height=480) :D

hindi nyo pa nakita how the cams work? i have seen it already

Guys di ko gusto pagkalagay ng surveillance camera sa cabili monument

Alingatong, et. al., kuha-i ninyo ug pic ang sa obelisk beh. That spot was also as originally planned, pero kinahanglan pa ipananghid sa tag-iya. Lions or Jaycees man tingali ang tag-iya ana nga obelisk (ambot nganong gitawag nag Cabili Monument nga wa man ang dagway ni Cabili diha?)
Kung PTZ gihapon ang cam, it can face anywhere.

I was really expecting they would place it on top of the monument...:ohno:

gORs, top position ang original location ana. sa kilid diay nila gibutang? alkanse... :ohno:
BTW, the cams will have exactly the same capability as the streaming videos some of you guys posted.

Alingatong, et. al., kuha-i ninyo ug pic ang sa obelisk beh. That spot was also as originally planned, pero kinahanglan pa ipananghid sa tag-iya. Lions or Jaycees man tingali ang tag-iya ana nga obelisk (ambot nganong gitawag nag Cabili Monument nga wa man ang dagway ni Cabili diha?)
Kung PTZ gihapon ang cam, it can face anywhere.

PTZ cam ang ginamit nila

hindi nyo pa nakita how the cams work? i have seen it already

buti ka pa...

@gors, wer naka face ang cam? sa pier o sa Brgy. saray?

the steel extension (where the cam is attached) is facing the pier.

Iligan's city-wide surveillance project was also considered a wild dream before. But with the availability of broadband and wireless technology, it's now a reality. There will be more than 40 IP Cameras (70% were already installed) being installed in different street junctions, public places, and vital facilities. All cameras are IP-based and networked using Wireless LAN. Real time monitoring and recording is done 24/7 with the central monitoring room located at city hall.

kasali ba dito ang mga simbahan

http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h117/Alingatong/industrial/ATM.jpg

ATM - Automatic Tubig Machine

kasali ba dito ang mga simbahan

I think merong isang camera to be installed within the vicinity of St. Michael's Cathedral. I am not sure though for the exact location.

Magkano ba tubig sa Automatic Tubig Machine?

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A fixed-type IP Camera near Gazpacho's Bar and Resto

Magkano ba tubig sa Automatic Tubig Machine?

P2.00 ata isang baso. Hindi pa kasi ako naka-try.:)

piso lang yata,

guys nag operate na diay ang Ozamiz Airport balik..with direct Air Phil flights to Manila to boot...

^^

yup.. MWF lang though.. pero eventually gagawin daw nilang daily..^^

I think the next target for re opening for commercial flight would be our airport there in Iligan too:cheers:

parang Sea Air had plans to operate there.. pero Laguindingan Airport is scheduled for operation by 2011..i dont think they'd still operate for that remaining 3 years..

^^ We're hoping. Pero Ok na rin kung hindi. Me LIA naman di ba?

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Tourism Information Center at the Public Plaza

parang Sea Air had plans to operate there.. pero Laguindingan Airport is scheduled for operation by 2011..i dont think they'd still operate for that remaining 3 years..

heard the Koreans will build na LIA...

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This old building along Aguinaldo St. is getting a face lift. :cheers:

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Bagong pintura rin ang Zoey Cafe.

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Rural Bank of Iligan is undergoing a renovation

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Downtown - taken this afternoon

heard the Koreans will build na LIA...

yeah.. im very optimistic about this project since the 4 km 4 lane access road construction has already started the 12th of July..I hope tuloy tulyo na..

yeah.. im very optimistic about this project since the 4 km 4 lane access road construction has already started the 12th of July..I hope tuloy tuloy na..

final na ba yung design ng LIA?

i hope not.. :lol:

Hopefully, next to undergo road rehabilitation would be Mercado, Fortaleza, Benito Labao (fronting Central Poilce Station) and some parts of Sabayle Street in downtown Iligan...

i hope not.. :lol:

Same :lol:

Hey guys regarding Mayor Cruz's State of the City Address there's still no exact date because he's somewhat busy with the surveillance camera installation, visiting LGU's (Lakbay Aral) and an investor willing to put up another mall near Gmall. :)

^^ Another mall? I heard LKK is scouting for a lot near GMall-Iligan. Eto na ba yon?

^^ Another mall? I heard LKK is scouting for a lot near GMall-Iligan. Eto na ba yon?

Yup another mall. Have no idea pa kung sino ang investor. Yan pa lang ang alam ko.

Magandang balita yan. Sana tuloy-tuloy na'ng pagdating ng mga investors. :)

I hope so too.

Hey guys regarding Mayor Cruz's State of the City Address there's still no exact date because he's somewhat busy with the surveillance camera installation, visiting LGU's (Lakbay Aral) and an investor willing to put up another mall near Gmall. :)

^^ Another mall? I heard LKK is scouting for a lot near GMall-Iligan. Eto na ba yon?


Did you mean guys that lot facing the GMall? :?

^^ No specific location yet as of this time

^^ Let’s just wait and see with this new development happening here in our city. :)

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Maria Cristina Falls

Iligan’s greatest heritage, the landmark of Iligan City. The most resplendent among the 23 waterfalls. Also known as the “Mother of Industry” and “Fountainhead of Progress,” it is 320 feet high and the veritable source of industrial power in the city; 9.3 kilometers away from the city proper.

I think the next target for re opening for commercial flight would be our airport there in Iligan too:cheers:

that is impossible! ang liit ng airport natin, at hindi nga payag ang mayari ng lot na malapit sa airport bilhin ng iligan govt. para gawin runway

^^ Another mall? I heard LKK is scouting for a lot near GMall-Iligan. Eto na ba yon?

May tama ka! LKK nga pero hindi ko pa alam kng san banda basta malapit lng sa Gmall

^^ Let’s just wait and see with this new development happening here in our city. :)

Kaya nga magtulong-tulong tayo para uunlad bayan natin

that is impossible! ang liit ng airport natin, at hindi nga payag ang mayari ng lot na malapit sa airport bilhin ng iligan govt. para gawin runway

Ongoing pa nga ang negotiation with Sea Air and Asian Spirit di ba? Ewan ko lang ano na nangyari dun. It's good to hear na may plano pala ang city government to expand the runway of our airport. Hopefully, papayag din ang may-ari na maapektuhan ng expansion.

Ongoing pa nga ang negotiation with Sea Air and Asian Spirit di ba? Ewan ko lang ano na nangyari dun. It's good to hear na may plano pala ang city government to expand the runway of our airport. Hopefully, papayag din ang may-ari na maapektuhan ng expansion.

If the city wants to, they CAN obtain that land by legal means. It's called expropriation. The owner has no choice in this option, but to sell his property at the right and just price.
Tungod sa terrain, lisud pag stretch sa runway, not without a very high cost. Mao ng small and light planes ra ang makagamit ana nga airport.
Na unsa na man diay tong airport nga tukoron sa Linamon?:shifty:

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ATM - Automatic Tubig Machine

Alingatong, thanks for this pic. Nalingaw kong nag tan-aw sa signage sa tindahan (HABITAT) ni Japhet (the enterprising young man and his father are my good friends). Ako ang nag design ug naghimo ana (my business before leaving Iligan). Practically all the signages in that building are my work (except anang gamay nga tarp nga nakita sa tapad - wa ko kahibaw ana).
BTW, PhotoShop CS2 akong gigamit ana. You can just appreciate the power of that app. :)

the steel extension (where the cam is attached) is facing the pier.

Sa ato pa, dili siya kakita sa Sabayle? ka anugon sa PTZ! :ohno:

^^ Yes it has a blind spot.

If the city wants to, they CAN obtain that land by legal means. It's called expropriation. The owner has no choice in this option, but to sell his property at the right and just price.
Tungod sa terrain, lisud pag stretch sa runway, not without a very high cost. Mao ng small and light planes ra ang makagamit ana nga airport.
Na unsa na man diay tong airport nga tukoron sa Linamon?:shifty:

I prefer making LIA big than construct another one nearby.

I think LIA is more than enough for CIC (Cagayan-Iligan Corridor). :)

that is impossible! ang liit ng airport natin, at hindi nga payag ang mayari ng lot na malapit sa airport bilhin ng iligan govt. para gawin runway

that lot owner will eventually surrender to the law of imminent domain...for public greater good, the lot will be a property of the city..if the government pursues

the airport will serve as satellite airport once LIA is operational...and will even become a hub for logistics and cargo in lieu of the city's manufacturing industry...

May tama ka! LKK nga pero hindi ko pa alam kng san banda basta malapit lng sa Gmall

Really? So LKK is expanding outside CDO..that's nice^^.. sana maging mall chain din ang LKK like SM and Gaisano..

Monday, July 16, 2007
Comelec cancels 3 Lanao Norte COCs
By Lino Dela Cruz
Iligan correspondent

ILIGAN CITY---The Commission on Election (Comelec) 2nd Division has ruled the exclusion of the controversial Certificates of Canvass (COCs) from three Lanao del Norte towns after they were found to have been tampered.

Congressional candidate Vicente Belmonte Jr., through the United Opposition (UNO) lawyers, filed a petition for exclusion of the three controversial ballot boxes.

Respondents are the Special Provincial Board of Canvassers, congressional candidates lawyer Angelique Badelles, and Lanao del Norte Governor Imelda Dimaporo.

In its resolution released on July 10, this year, Comelec 2nd Division presiding Commissioner Florentino Tuazon Jr. and Commissioners Rene Sarmiento and Nicodemo Ferrer said "there is already prima facie that these COCs have been tampered."

The Comelec also cited "statistical improbability resulting from the deliberate and reckless alterations" of the votes in the COC copy of the Provincial Board of Canvassers for Kauswagan town where the alleged total votes of 10,225 of congressional candidate Dimaporo, of the Lakas-CMD), in Kauswagan exceeded the total number of voters.

The controversial ballot boxes from the towns of Kauswagan, Bacolod and Maigo, Lanao del Norte were declared by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to have been forcibly opened by destroying the padlocks. The COCs inside were tampered.

The ballot boxes were brought to the Comelec en banc by the Special Provincial Board of Canvassers (SPBOC) after Vicente Belmonte Jr., United Opposition (UNO) congressional candidate for the 1st District of Lanao del Norte, and UNO lawyers petitioned for the correction of manifest errors and the exclusion from canvassing the COCs from the 3 towns.

Limited

On the other hand, Lakas-CMD lawyers asked the Comelec to dismiss Belmonte's petition and to proclaim Dimaporo as winner.

They cited that the Comelec has no jurisdiction over the petition and that pre-proclamation cases are limited to elections for regional, provincial, city, and municipal officials.

However, the Comelec said in its resolution that "in certain instances, the Comelec may entertain petitions when the sole intent of such pleadings is for the correction of clear and manifest errors."

The Comelec said it, "by constitutional mandate, must do everything in its power to secure a fair and honest ascertainment of the results of an election."

The Comelec granted Belmonte's petition and directed "the Board of Canvassers to reconvene in Manila (for security purposes) and issue a new COC, excluding the election returns subject to this appeal, and substituting the proper entries as are evident in the authentic copies of COCs and from the authentic copies of the election returns related to the subject COCs.

In the authenticated copies of the COCs from the National Movement for Free Elections-Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (Namfrel-PPCRV) the total number of votes showed Belmonte (UNO) with 59,932 votes, Angelique Badelles (Kampi) with 46,600 votes, and Imelda Dimaporo (Lakas-CMD) with 43,403 votes.

Source (http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/cag/2007/07/16/news/comelec.cancels.3.lanao.norte.cocs.html)

Ongoing pa nga ang negotiation with Sea Air and Asian Spirit di ba? Ewan ko lang ano na nangyari dun. It's good to hear na may plano pala ang city government to expand the runway of our airport. Hopefully, papayag din ang may-ari na maapektuhan ng expansion.

sea air and asian spirit are very small planes, 16 seaters lang sila matagal nayan gusto nila e expand ang runway, pero ayaw talaga ng mga dimaporo who's the owner of the lot

Really? So LKK is expanding outside CDO..that's nice^^.. sana maging mall chain din ang LKK like SM and Gaisano..

yes, there expanding na and may mga iliganon na LKK family dito, there business here is rice milling corp. they will sell there company, the 2 LKK families, in cdo nd iligan will put up a mall here in iligan

^^ Is Rice Milling Corp. the one near Kuzina Iliganon and Kimberly building?

sea air and asian spirit are very small planes, 16 seaters lang sila matagal nayan gusto nila e expand ang runway, pero ayaw talaga ng mga dimaporo who's the owner of the lot

kaya pala di makag-expand ng runway ang Iligan Airport

yes, there expanding na and may mga iliganon na LKK family dito, there business here is rice milling corp. they will sell there company, the 2 LKK families, in cdo nd iligan will put up a mall here in iligan

It's good that they've decided to put up a mall in iligan just like in CDO

^^ Is Rice Milling Corp. the one near Kuzina Iliganon and Kimberly building?

oo, anyway, dba may u/c bldg. infront of Mirrors beside victoria bakery, sa que. ave. ang may ari pala ng bldg. yung may-ari din ng Dynasty court hotel sa CDO.. and magopen kami ng business center, dun sa bldg. na yan.

oo, anyway, dba may u/c bldg. infront of Mirrors beside victoria bakery, sa que. ave. ang may ari pala ng bldg. yung may-ari din ng Dynasty court hotel sa CDO.. and magopen kami ng business center, dun sa bldg. na yan.

it's a 3 storey building. Business center ng ano?

It's good that they've decided to put up a mall in iligan just like in CDO

pero hindi sya katulad kalaki ng LKK- CDO, what i heard is a 4-5 storeys mall pero not sure pa


ANOTHER WI-FI HOTSPOT HERE IN ILIGAN:
Celedon Pension Hse

pero hindi sya katulad kalaki ng LKK- CDO, what i heard is a 4-5 storeys mall pero not sure pa




ok na rin yan. hopefully malaki ang lot para may room for expansion in the future :)

it's a 3 storey building. Business center ng ano?

Internet cafe w/ spa , coffee shop, resto-bar

Internet cafe w/ spa , coffee shop, resto-bar

tatapatan nyo pala coffee shop/resto ng pinsan ko. hehe

tatapatan nyo pala coffee shop/resto ng pinsan ko. hehe

oo, yung zoey tatapatan namin, pero yung coffee shop sa pinsan namin from CDO,alam mo ba ang TAZA cafe?

oo, yung zoey tatapatan namin, pero yung coffee shop sa pinsan namin from CDO,alam mo ba ang TAZA cafe?

I think I've seen that Coffee Shop but di pa ako nakabili ng coffee sa kanila.

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m300/gors_iligan/digpa2.jpg
(net find)

I think I've seen that Coffee Shop but di pa ako nakabili ng coffee sa kanila.

you should try it sarap!

you should try it sarap!

I will try pag may branch na sila dito sa Iligan

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m300/gors_iligan/digpa2.jpg
(net find)

Short for Digkilaan Papaya?

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Short for Digkilaan Papaya?

yup. Have you tried it? Lami...

Is it available at supermarket?

http://i62.photobucket.com/albums/h117/Alingatong/industrial/dwnld.jpg

oo, yung zoey tatapatan namin, pero yung coffee shop sa pinsan namin from CDO,alam mo ba ang TAZA cafe?

pinsan mo may ari ng TAZA??^^ Anong branch, Robinsons or Rosario strip? or both? Sarap ng kape dun.. nakatikim ako once.. Once lang kasi maka BO'S at Dunkin ako eh...:D

Is it available at supermarket?

I think so. Its worth Php 60

Ma-try ko nga. :)

Donate blood, PNRC Iligan urges public

The month of July has been declared as Blood Donor’s Month per Presidential Proclamation No. 1021 issued on June 9, 1997.

On the occasion, all residents of the Philippines are called upon to turn their thoughts to and be inspired to emulate the men and women in our country who freely and voluntarily give part of themselves to help those in need of blood and its components.

In line with the celebration, the Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC)-Iligan City Local Chapter conducted a Mass Blood Donation at the city public plaza on July 13, 2007 which started at 8:00 am and ended at 5:00 pm, said Genevieve G. Amodia, PNRC-Iligan chapter administrator.

"We have targeted 80 donors for the bloodletting activity who responded to our call on this lucky day – or so they say, because it is Friday the 13th," said Amodia.

Amodia explained that when you donate blood, your bone marrow is stimulated to produce new blood cells. This will make your blood-forming organs function more effectively. And the new young cells generated will mean more effective and active cells.

This is equivalent to a "change oil" in a car, Amodia further said. In the same way that a car works better after its oil is changed, donating regularly 3 to 4 times a year will make the donor healthy with no ill effects.

Amodia added that prospective blood donors who would submit themselves for blood donation will have free physical checkup and laboratory tests. Donors therefore will know their blood type, hemoglobin level and significant results of screening tests done (HIV, Malaria, Syphillis and Hepatitis B) and whether they are anemic or not.

The donor will be given a blood donor card, which will give them priority in case of blood needs, Amodia further said.

Potential donors are aged 16-17 years old (with parental consent) and 18-65 years old, should have weighted at least 110 lbs or above, with a pulse rate of between 60 to 100 beats per minute with a regular rhythm, having a blood pressure between 90-140 systolic / 70-90 diastolic, and with hemoglobin of at least 125g/l.

The blood donation activity is done in tandem with Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation, represented by Lito Cañon, manager of Shell Depot-Iligan. Also with the event are the Iligan City local government unit, the Iligan Life Savers Club and plant industries in the city.

Cañon said that the had been a blood donor for three years, and already encouraged Shell Depot employees to do the little gift-giving act of blood donation. (PIA-10 Iligan)

Source (http://www.pia.gov.ph/?m=12&fi=p070715.htm&no=3)

pinsan mo may ari ng TAZA??^^ Anong branch, Robinsons or Rosario strip? or both? Sarap ng kape dun.. nakatikim ako once.. Once lang kasi maka BO'S at Dunkin ako eh...:D

hindi ko pinsan ang may-ari ng taza sa rosario, barkada nya ang may ari, ang pinsan ko mag franchise dito sa iligan

@Mini Pool

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hindi ko pinsan ang may-ari ng taza sa rosario, barkada nya ang may ari, ang pinsan ko mag franchise dito sa iligan

ah i see..

^^Ang dami palang dapat abangan dito sa Iligan. LKK Mall, Taza Cafe, etc. :)

CTO AIMS FOR P1-B BUDGET IN 2008
City Information Office
July 16, 2007


Acting chief of the City Treasurer’s Office, Ms. Louela Maybituin is hopeful that her office can possibly achieve the aimed one billion-peso budget in year 2008.

According to Ms. Maybituin, CTO now employs strategies or ways and means in order to make such intention realized. These are the business tax mapping by barangay, public auction and putting-up of billboards in public places.

Maybituin clarified that Business Tax Mapping is held in every barangay for purposes of determining new businesses established in every area and identify delinquent taxpayers. She also detailed that the purpose of their installation of billboards is made to remind taxpayers of their obligations as well as the schedule of their payment.

The acting city treasurer added that the said strategies are implemented to also comply with the directive of City Mayor Lawrence Lluch Cruz to generate more funds for various programs and projects of the local administration

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MAYOR CRUZ PUSHES C3 PROJECT
City Information Office
July 16, 2007


Iligan City Mayor Lawrence Lluch Cruz personally appeared at the Department of Public Works and Highways’ Project Management Office-Feasibility Study in Quezon City on July 13.

The local chief executive met Project Director Faustino Sta. Maria and Planning Officer Carmelino J.C. Tizon of the said office relative to the feasibility study of the proposed Circumferential Road 3 or C3 Project in the interior part of Iligan.

Supervising Admin Officer Aurea Suzette Redondo of the City Mayor’s Office disclosed that the Mayor Cruz immediately acted on the advice of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo during their recent meeting in Cagayan de Oro to prioritize the project.

Prior to his follow-up with DPWHPMO-FS, Mayor Cruz also endorsed the same to the Regional Development Council thru RDC chair Governor Loreto Ocampos of Misamis Occidental for its inclusion in the list of priority projects, as well as, to attract funding agencies.

C3 is a new highway of Iligan that will cross the interior barangays from Sta. Filomena of the northern side to Mandulog-Pugaan-Merila(Ubaldo Laya)-Tipanoy-Suarez-Ditucalan- then to Buruun of the southern side or Linamon, Linamon, Lanao del Norte.

Mayor Cruz believes that this project will open new economic developments in Iligan aside from just solving traffic problems.

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LGU ILIGAN SETS 2010 AS DEADLINE TO SOLVE WATER
City Information Office
July 16, 2007


Mayor Lawrence Lluch Cruz stated in a very recent radio interview that his administration will strive hard to find solutions to the water supply crisis and the three decade-old garbage problem in Iligan City before his second term ends in 2010.

He said that this was determined by him and the members of the Sangguniang Panlungsod in a meeting he called on July 2, 2007, considering that some components of the projects have already been started during his previous term.

Mayor Cruz disclosed that he will appoint Engr. Benjamin Quitos, Jr., Assistant City Engineer, to work full-time as manager of Iligan City Solid Waste Management Project who will also be backed-up by full-time technical personnel, while the Office of the Iligan City Waterworks Systems Office is also scheduled to implement several portions of the 495.5 Million-Peso Water Supply Improvement Project within the first 100 days.

In a separate occasion, Councilor Chonilo Ruiz who chairs the SP-Environment Committee revealed that, the Iligan City Solid Waste Management Board has set to make the Central Materials Recovery and Composting Facility (CMRCF) operational by August 2008.

Along with these big projects, the local administration shall, likewise, continue giving attention to reforms in health and social services, peace and order, livelihood programs, farm to market roads, agricultural development and others.

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CMRCF

MAYOR CRUZ PUSHES C3 PROJECT
City Information Office
July 16, 2007


Iligan City Mayor Lawrence Lluch Cruz personally appeared at the Department of Public Works and Highways’ Project Management Office-Feasibility Study in Quezon City on July 13.

The local chief executive met Project Director Faustino Sta. Maria and Planning Officer Carmelino J.C. Tizon of the said office relative to the feasibility study of the proposed Circumferential Road 3 or C3 Project in the interior part of Iligan.

Supervising Admin Officer Aurea Suzette Redondo of the City Mayor’s Office disclosed that the Mayor Cruz immediately acted on the advice of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo during their recent meeting in Cagayan de Oro to prioritize the project.

Prior to his follow-up with DPWHPMO-FS, Mayor Cruz also endorsed the same to the Regional Development Council thru RDC chair Governor Loreto Ocampos of Misamis Occidental for its inclusion in the list of priority projects, as well as, to attract funding agencies.

C3 is a new highway of Iligan that will cross the interior barangays from Sta. Filomena of the northern side to Mandulog-Pugaan-Merila(Ubaldo Laya)-Tipanoy-Suarez-Ditucalan- then to Buruun of the southern side or Linamon, Linamon, Lanao del Norte.

Mayor Cruz believes that this project will open new economic developments in Iligan aside from just solving traffic problems.

GOOD NEWS PO Yan Satin lahat!!!

^^Panalo tayong lahat! Go Go Go Iligan! :)

Eto lang ang hindi panalo, kasi walang nag-bid.


Name of Project : Improvement of City Public Plaza
Location : Barangay Poblacion, Iligan city
Brief Description : Supply and delivery of cement, hardware, etc.
Approved Budget
for the Contract : P1,428,244.50

sige bukas mag bibiding tayo.. :lol: 1.5M sarado.. wala na bang chachallenge? lols

:lol: Nagkataon kasi na ang sked of bidding nasa kainitan ng kampanya (last May). Anyways, ire-rebid naman yong project. Sana may mag-bid na.

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MAYOR CRUZ PUSHES C3 PROJECT
City Information Office
July 16, 2007


Iligan City Mayor Lawrence Lluch Cruz personally appeared at the Department of Public Works and Highways’ Project Management Office-Feasibility Study in Quezon City on July 13.

The local chief executive met Project Director Faustino Sta. Maria and Planning Officer Carmelino J.C. Tizon of the said office relative to the feasibility study of the proposed Circumferential Road 3 or C3 Project in the interior part of Iligan.

Supervising Admin Officer Aurea Suzette Redondo of the City Mayor’s Office disclosed that the Mayor Cruz immediately acted on the advice of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo during their recent meeting in Cagayan de Oro to prioritize the project.

Prior to his follow-up with DPWHPMO-FS, Mayor Cruz also endorsed the same to the Regional Development Council thru RDC chair Governor Loreto Ocampos of Misamis Occidental for its inclusion in the list of priority projects, as well as, to attract funding agencies.

C3 is a new highway of Iligan that will cross the interior barangays from Sta. Filomena of the northern side to Mandulog-Pugaan-Merila(Ubaldo Laya)-Tipanoy-Suarez-Ditucalan- then to Buruun of the southern side or Linamon, Linamon, Lanao del Norte.

Mayor Cruz believes that this project will open new economic developments in Iligan aside from just solving traffic problems.

I hope 6 lanes din ito na highway

:lol: Nagkataon kasi na ang sked of bidding nasa kainitan ng kampanya (last May). Anyways, ire-rebid naman yong project. Sana may mag-bid na.

Sana nga. The City Public Plaza needs a facelift.

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Ngeee I don't recognize this area. Where is this located @Alingatong ?

GOOD NEWS PO Yan Satin lahat!!!

^^Panalo tayong lahat! Go Go Go Iligan! :)

Good News Indeed :banana:

Ngeee I don't recognize this area. Where is this located @Alingatong ?

Aguinaldo Street malapit sa Guillamac.

Another very good news. :banana:

Mindanao's LARGEST economy, the island's FASTEST growing and having the HIGHEST GDP per capita (http://www.bworldonline.com/BW071607/content.php)


Cagayan Valley outpaces other regional economies in 2006

Cagayan Valley’s domestic economy grew by 7.2% in 2006, outpacing the other 16 regions in the country, a statement released over the weekend by the National Statistical Coordination Board read.

Cagayan Valley actually rebounded from a contraction of 4.3% in 2005, buoyed by the strong performance of its agriculture, fishery and forestry (AFF) sector, which accounted for more than half of the region’s economy.

The top five fastest-growing economies in 2006 also included the National Capital Region (NCR, as Metro Manila is classified) and Northern Mindanao with 6.8% growth each, Soccsksargen (South Cotabato-Cotabato City-Sultan Kudarat-Sarangani-General Santos City), 6.7% and Ilocos with 6.2%.

On the other hand, Zamboanga Peninsula at the western tip of Mindanao posted the lowest growth at 2.1%.

Out of the 17 regions in the country, 11 registered accelerated growths, with Cagayan Valley posting an 11.5-percentage-point increase, followed by Soccsksargen (4.4 percentage points) and Cordillera (2.8 percentage points).

Five regions posted decelerated growths, with Zamboanga Peninsula experiencing the biggest reduction by 4.8 percentage points.

Western Visayas’ economy maintained its growth of 4.9%.

NCR continued to account for the bulk of the country’s economy with a 32.5% share of the national GDP, followed by Calabarzon (Cavite-Laguna-Batangas-Rizal-Quezon corridor immediately south of Metro Manila) with 12.3% and Central Luzon with 8.4%.

NCR likewise contributed the biggest share of 2.2 percentage points to the total GDP growth of 5.4% in 2006.

This was followed by Calabarzon which contributed 0.6 percentage point and Central Luzon, Western Visayas and Central Visayas with contributions of 0.4 percentage point each.

Among the major island groups, Mindanao — consisting of six regions — collectively grew by 5.2% in 2006, an acceleration from its 4.2% growth in 2005.

But its share to the national economy stood still at 17.7% while its contribution to growth increased from 0.7 percentage point to 0.9 percentage point in 2006.

Luzon’s (excluding NCR) aggregate economic growth increased to 4.5% in 2006 from 2.8.% in 2005. It contributed 33.4% to the national GDP and 1.5 percentage points to GDP growth.

On the other hand, Visayas’ contribution to the economy was maintained at 16.5%. Its aggregate economic growth decreased to 4.9% in 2006 from 5.1% in 2005. Meanwhile, the contribution to overall GDP growth of Visayas remained the same at 0.8 percentage point.

Per capita gross regional domestic product (GRDP) was highest in NCR at P37,855, a 5.3% improvement over its 2005 level of P35,945.

This was followed by the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) in northern Luzon with P18,171 and Northern Mindanao with P15,628.

On the other hand, the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) registered the lowest per capita GRDP at P3,486.

NCR also posted the highest per capita index relative to the national average with 257.9, followed by CAR with 123.8, and Northern Mindanao with 106.5. All other regions posted indexes lower than the national average, with ARMM registering the lowest at 23.8.

The GRDP measures the goods and services produced in each of the geopolitical regions of the country. It provides for an analysis of the regional distribution of the country’s gross domestic product, the industries and factors that contribute to the regional economies, and the pace at which these economies are moving on an annual basis.

^^ Another milestone for us here in Northern Mindanao. We'll just have to work harder to sustain the regions growth year-on-year.

MSU-IIT team wins 2nd Place in Mindanao ICT Quiz Show

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From last year's First Place in the 1st Tertiary Schools ICT Quiz Show, MSU-IIT managed to hold on to Second Place in this year's I.T. Quiz Tournament: The 2nd Tertiary Schools ICT Quiz Show held last July 14, 2007 at SM Super Malls, Cagayan de Oro City. During the main round, the MSU-IIT team composed of Charlie Louie Luna (BSCS), Malikey Maulana (BSCS) and Mark Oliver Ouano (BSECE) is leading the 15 schools who participated from all over Mindanao with only one mistake out of the 30 questions in the easy, intermediate, and difficult rounds. In the final round (Quiz Maze) with only 5 schools remaining, the team from the Ateneo de Zamboanga University-Zamboanga City took the 1st Place while the team from MSU-IIT settled at 2nd Place after the tie-breaking with the team from the University of Immaculate Conception-Davao City. The MSU-IIT team received cash prizes of P3,000 each, individual plaques, a flat-bed scanner, and a trophy for the school.

The Tertiary Schools ICT Quiz Show is an annual event hosted by the Oro Chamber.

Source (http://ibalita.msuiit.edu.ph//modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=151)

FACTBOX-Five facts on Philippines President Arroyo
16 Jul 2007 03:55:39 GMT
Source: Reuters


July 16 (Reuters) - President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo vowed to secure peace and prosperity for the Philippines in her final three years in office, saying on the weekend that she wanted to resume stalled talks with armed communist rebels.

Here are five facts on the president, who will give an annual State of the Nation Address on July 23 when Congress reopens.

(For related story see PHILIPPINES-ARROYO or [nL14559326])

* Born on April 5, 1947, Arroyo is the daughter of lawyer and late Philippines President Diosdado Macapagal. Her childhood was split between Iligan, on the southern island of Mindanao, where she was looked after by her grandmother, and Manila, where she moved permanently after her father was elected in 1961.

* A top student who graduated valedictorian, she studied international relations in Washington's Georgetown University from 1966-1968, where she was a friend and classmate of future U.S. President Bill Clinton. Arroyo then returned to the Philippines and married lawyer and businessman Jose Miguel Arroyo in 1968, with whom she has three children.

* After earning a doctorate in economics, Arroyo entered politics in 1986 when she was invited to join the government of President Corazon Aquino, the country's first female leader. Arroyo's first post was assistant secretary in the Department of Trade and Industry.

* With her three children grown up, the staunchly Roman Catholic Arroyo decide to run for the Senate. Becoming a senator in 1992, she rose to become the first female vice president in 1998. On Jan. 20, 2001, she was sworn in as the country's 14th president when predecessor Joseph Estrada was ousted on charges of corruption following weeks of street protests. She won a six-year term as president in a 2004 poll that saw her widely accused of vote rigging.

* Arroyo is credited with improving the country's finances, raising taxes in 2006 and trimming the budget deficit. However there have been several calls for her impeachment over alleged fraud in the 2004 election. Critics accuse her administration of human rights abuses and extra-judicial killings of left-wing opponents. And they assert Arroyo's current campaign for constitutional reform is designed to get around provisions that presidents only serve a single term.

Sources: Reuters

^^ Another milestone for us here in Northern Mindanao. We'll just have to work harder to sustain the regions growth year-on-year.

wow! astig talaga ang Northern Mindanao!!!

^^Astig na astig. :)

e pILIT daw diri ang picture nila GMA diha sa Iligan, murag wala pako kakita... THanks!

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Pres. Bill Clinton and PGMA

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Formal Portrait of PGMA at the living room (Macapagal-Macaraeg Ancestral House)

how many years na nag idle ang pension de patria? anyway, there's a new Building that soon will rise in quezon ave. between CHINA bank and Special Appliance center

Well, this is the lot @iliganon Boy was talking about.

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Formal Portrait of PGMA at the living room (Macapagal-Macaraeg Ancestral House)

don't think this is a formal portrait. hehehe. if she is in a formal dress and pose then that is considered a formal portrait.

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Another on-going construction in front of Day Inn near the entrance to Villaverde. Sayang ang lot, kasi parang talipapa yong structure. I think, this will be the next "ukay-ukay" haven.

don't think this is a formal portrait. hehehe. if she is in a formal dress and pose then that is considered a formal portrait.

The photographer, Jim Bonner, considered it as a formal portrait. So be it. :)

we can go on with this, he is just the photographer and not the painter. haha, but anyway, as you said, so be it.

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Just in front of the Masonic Temple, there's this u/c commercial building.

we can go on with this, he is just the photographer and not the painter. haha, but anyway, as you said, so be it.

@paul: As a pro painter, how do you consider this painting? Don't you really consider it as a formal portrait of PGMA?

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@paul: As a pro painter, how do you consider this painting? Don't you really consider it as a formal portrait of PGMA?

bai, i'm not a pro painter if i were to compare myself with others.

on formal - this isn't as i've said. first time i saw it (this thread), it leaves some bitter after taste for a person who occupies the highest position in the land (ok lang for private viewing or in the confines of her bedroom, and not for public consumption). that is my opinion only, you can or anybody have otherwise, hehehe). but again, i have to contradict myself on this as it is in a home.:nuts:

in a formal sense, a formal painting have a formal pose (sometimes austere) and clothes (gown, colour of clothers are a little on the dark side, closeneck or whatever, probably not much exposure of skin). what you have there is very casual in pose and clothes, so the reason of my comment. most formal paintings are officially commissioned for whatever purpose (be it to be copied, printed and posted in any government institution.