si cay tyene compania ta buska lugar donde sila mas puerte el sen entra si di ila distrubution ay menora gasto:lol:

ay nag havacano na si psy hahaha...well tama ka kung san ung maganda nga ung location but minsan nalulugi rin ung companya na to minsan kc they make a wise para ung benta ng products nila mas mahal sa mercado...

ay nag havacano na si psy hahaha...well tama ka kung san ung maganda nga ung location but minsan nalulugi rin ung companya na to minsan kc they make a wise para ung benta ng products nila mas mahal sa mercado...

huh d kita gets what u mean mahal sa mercado? some item need to protect thier stadard kaya mahal cia not only the standard but also kung saan cia naka categorized :lol: parang biznez kors din kinuha ko:lol::lol:

huh d kita gets what u mean mahal sa mercado? some item need to protect thier stadard kaya mahal cia not only the standard but also kung saan cia naka categorized :lol: parang biznez kors din kinuha ko:lol::lol:

wat i mean kaya nagmamahal sa mercado ung products nila one thing din ung location na nahanap nila na super lau sa area kung saan ma embargo sila ng mga products sa pantalan...kaya one way din yan sa mga companies but they wont say it sa masa na dahil dun they always say na mahal ung bentahan tlga ng products....

malapit na pala matapos ung multi millions na intersection sa may sta cruz....paspasan na ung ginagawa sad to say di lahat ng portion giniba ung mga center island lng

wat i mean kaya nagmamahal sa mercado ung products nila one thing din ung location na nahanap nila na super lau sa area kung saan ma embargo sila ng mga products sa pantalan...kaya one way din yan sa mga companies but they wont say it sa masa na dahil dun they always say na mahal ung bentahan tlga ng products....

nge some products na widely distrubuted is calculated na ang price nila dapat desame ag abot sa mga lugar na un:lol:

malapit na pala matapos ung multi millions na intersection sa may sta cruz....paspasan na ung ginagawa sad to say di lahat ng portion giniba ung mga center island lng

ah ano daw hehehe lapit na ba? d pa kaya:cheers::lol:

ah ano daw hehehe lapit na ba? d pa kaya:cheers::lol:

ilang lanes?

ilang lanes?

nasa 4 lanes lng sya pinalaki lng sya hahaha and pinagnda lng ung interscetion...hahaha part kc sya ng mala modernize road ni PGMA:lol::lol:

nasa 4 lanes lng sya pinalaki lng sya hahaha and pinagnda lng ung interscetion...hahaha part kc sya ng mala modernize road ni PGMA:lol::lol:

nice! :banana:

SOON TO OPEN Des Appliance Plaza, Mayor Jaldon Street... not sure c open n ba to or soon plang.. hehe.. :)

Downtown of Zamboanga City.

seeing the some tallest s building in the City...

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jardin Maria Clara..

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Council OKs P960M AIP

The City Council on Wednesday approved the city’s Annual Investment Plan (AIP) in the amount of P960 million and the plans and programs lined up in the Local Development Investment Plan (LDIP).

The approval will now pave the way for the mayor to implement all the projects that have been prioritized by the City’s Development Council (CDC) for 2010.
Councilor Benjamin Guingona III, chairman of the Council’s Committee on Appropriation, said all of the projects listed in the AIP were identified by officials of the 98 barangays.
“These are all priorities of the city and that of the barangays. From there, we will pick up the priority among the priorities for its implementation next year,” Guingona said.
Among those listed in the AIP are the purchase of security/surveillance facilities in the amount of P20 million and P10 million for the purchase of firearms and ammunitions for the local police force.
If the purchase of the security equipment will be the priority among the priorities, Guingona said that by 2010, Zamboanga City will have its own Close Circuit Television (CCTV) facilities.
The second term councilor said that projects and programs stipulated in the AIP and LDIP were properly discussed during the CDC meeting held at Garden Orchid Hotel two months ago.
As this developed, Vice Mayor Mannix Dalipe expressed elation that at last the city government has realized the importance of surveillance and security camera.
However, Guingona clarified that the security camera listed in the AIP might be another form of cameras and not exactly the CCTV.
“It might be another form of security equipment. What matters most is that, the city has listed all those important things in the AIP which will be implemented next year. If the city finds the need to purchase surveillance camera, Zamboanga will have its own in the future,” Guingona said. — Jimmy Villaflores

DZT

ano gusto ni guingona? Digicam na naman?

pero korek by 2010 meron na yan cctv cameras, kasi ala na ang mga hadlang...(hoping!)..

Downtown of Zamboanga City.

seeing the some tallest s building in the City...

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1652.jpg

NICE! Masikip lang ang daan! :ohno:

jardin Maria Clara..

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^^wow nice one zuki:cheers:

Hi guys in case you are interested the Latin Americans made a thread about Chabacano here: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=932080

I think it would be great if you guys can write in chabacano and educate them about it. They are very interested and surprised about it in a good way.

:D

^^wow a chavacano thread. cool

Filipina joins iconic women


August 15, 2009, 8:24pmA



Jolo-born entrepreneur/humanitarian recently joined the ranks of iconic women Hillary Clinton, Laura Bush, Toni Morrison, Aung Sang Suu Kyi, and Audrey Hepburn.

Rosalind L. Wee, a food ingredients formulator cum socioeconomic advocate, is the 2009 Pearl S. Buck International Woman of the Year. Two years ago it was Bush, in 1999 Clinton, in 1997 Nobel Peace Prize awardee Suu Kyi of Burma, in 1994 Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winner in literature Morrison, and in 1993, Audrey Hepburn.

Pearl S. Buck International president Janet L. Mintzer cited Wee for “an impressive turnaround of the
Pearl S. Buck Philippine office under her leadership and her outstanding commitment to the education, health, and psychosocial development of Amerasian and displaced children.”

When notified about the internationally prestigious award, Wee said, “It came as a total surprise and I am so honored to accept it for our country.”

In the Philippines, the Pearl S. Buck honor was presented to former Philippine President Corazon Aquino in 1995 and Amelia J. Gordon in 2002.

“I was so overwhelmed to find out that I am the third Filipino woman to receive it,” said Wee who has embraced women and children advocacy in the Philippines for the past several years.

Named after Pearl S. Buck, the first woman to receive Pulitzer and Nobel Prize for literature, the award was established 30 years ago to “honor women who have broken barriers with professional achievements and a strong history of humanitarian pursuits, particularly to women and children.”

The awarding ceremony will be held in Perkasie, Pennsylvania in September.

To pursue her voluntary work for Pearl S. Buck Foundation-Philippines for the past four years, Wee, trekked to diverse places like Ormoc, Angeles City, Madapdap, Cebu and Olongapo, visiting displaced kids and their families. She also joined the Pearl S. Buck conferences in Bangkok, Thailand, and Zhenjiang, China, where Pearl Buck lived for 40 years.

What’s more exemplary is that Wee pursued her altruistic endeavors in spite of a visual obstacle, something she downplays. After a harrowing 14-hour surgery to remove a brain tumor, the size of a golf ball, lodged between optic nerves, Wee emerged legally blind, with no peripheral vision and just 25 percent vision in both eyes.

Rosalind Wee is married to Lee Hiong Wee of Zamboanga City. They have six children, four of whom are married, and blessed them with 6 grandchildren.

Other non-profit organizations keep her socioeconomic calendar full. Wee is the president of the Philippine Federation of Local Councils of Women whose main thrust is to teach women at the grassroots level to pursue micro business to augment family income.

She also represents the NGO women sector at the TESDA Women’s Center National Gender and Development Council headed by Dr. Leticia Ramos Shahani. She is a member of the Board of Trustees of Bo Sanchez’s Shepherd’s Voice Radio and TV Foundation Inc., Tagaytay Hospital and Medical Center and treasurer of Philippine National Red Cross, Quezon City Chapter.

In 2005, she was part of the Philippine delegation to the 49th United Nations Commission Conference on the Status of Women held in New York.

An entrepreneur, she is the vice chairperson of W Group of Companies, which owns the W Tower at Fort Bonifacio Global City, Marine Resources and Dev’t Corp. and Rico Carrageenan.

Living life on a full plate, she plays golf with the Tagaytay Highlands Ladies and was the group’s past president

NICE! Masikip lang ang daan! :ohno:

it must be that way because its an old city^^ kaya nga were opening new BD away sa CBD kasi masikit na sa downtown^^:cheers:

Downtown of Zamboanga City.

seeing the some tallest s building in the City...

http://pictureposter.allbrand.nu/pictures/chrisxzvhen8/PHC/100_1652.jpg

kung itabi mo ung GOH malamang talo na ang skypark sa pataasan pati na sa width. :)

shoppers square is already leaning, di kasi maganda ang pag gawa ng foundation nya. :ohno:

jardin Maria Clara..

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pasensya na pero di ako nagagandahan sa design nila ng jardin maria Clara. i know they can do better than that. kurakot lang kasi. :ohno:

ano gusto ni guingona? Digicam na naman?

pero korek by 2010 meron na yan cctv cameras, kasi ala na ang mga hadlang...(hoping!)..

baka iba ang e-surveillance nila pag meron na din nyan. baka chiks? :lol:

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STREET SCENE

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STREET SCENE REPOST

Manobos, energy drink firm ink MOU for joint venture (http://businessmirror.com.ph/home/regions/14526-manobos-energy-drink-firm-ink-mou-for-joint-venture.html) [/URL] (http://businessmirror.com.ph/home/regions/14526-manobos-energy-drink-firm-ink-mou-for-joint-venture.pdf) [URL="http://businessmirror.com.ph/component/mailto/?tmpl=component&link=aHR0cDovL2J1c2luZXNzbWlycm9yLmNvbS5waC9ob21lL3JlZ2lvbnMvMTQ1MjYtbWFub2Jvcy1lbmVyZ3ktZHJpbmstZmlybS1pbmstbW91LWZvci1qb2ludC12ZW50dXJlLmh0bWw%3D"]
Written by Bong Garcia Jr. / Correspondent Thursday, 13 August 2009 02:35

ZAMBOANGA CITY—A tribal group and the producer of an energy-food drink have forged a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for a joint venture that could reach an estimated P800 million worth of an agriculture-based manufacturing project here in Mindanao.

Under the MOU, the Manobo Tribal Communities Association Inc. (Matrica) of barangay Kalagangan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, agreed to produce soya beans and other raw materials for Suming Lee Food Processing Plant of Marawi City.

The Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao’s Bureau of Public Information (ARMM-BPI) said Suming Lee manufactures an energy drink made of soya beans marketed all over ARMM and neighboring regions.
The ARMM-BPI said the MOU was forged by Matrica and Suming Lee during the two-day 7th ARMM Business Congress held on August 5 and 6 in Marawi City.

The MOU calls for the project implementation, which will cover some 3,000 hectares of farmland. The parties settled to study the joint venture and had arranged for future discussions and agreements.

The participants of the two-day ARMM Business Congress have expressed confidence in ARMM’s ability to make a major economic turnaround, especially with its participation in the Brunei Darussalam-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East Asean Growth Area.

Meanwhile, ARMM has been stepping up its efforts to make the region the country’s halal hub by striving to make the halal fraud bill a law.

Once enacted into law, the bill aims to control devious businesses and practices regarding halal food as well as protect consumers from products that pose danger to health and safety.

it must be that way because its an old city^^ kaya nga were opening new BD away sa CBD kasi masikit na sa downtown^^:cheers:

kahit nga dito sa GENSAN masikip na din CBD pero our city doesn't have the luxury gaya jan sa ZAM kasi di hamak na mas malaki ang land area nyo jan...
maraming space to expand although meron din naman dito pero matagal pa yan...
:ohno:

kung itabi mo ung GOH malamang talo na ang skypark sa pataasan pati na sa width. :)

shoppers square is already leaning, di kasi maganda ang pag gawa ng foundation nya. :ohno:

i think its not leaning..optical illusion lang yan..

Manobos, energy drink firm ink MOU for joint venture (http://businessmirror.com.ph/home/regions/14526-manobos-energy-drink-firm-ink-mou-for-joint-venture.html) [/URL] (http://businessmirror.com.ph/home/regions/14526-manobos-energy-drink-firm-ink-mou-for-joint-venture.pdf) [URL="http://businessmirror.com.ph/component/mailto/?tmpl=component&link=aHR0cDovL2J1c2luZXNzbWlycm9yLmNvbS5waC9ob21lL3JlZ2lvbnMvMTQ1MjYtbWFub2Jvcy1lbmVyZ3ktZHJpbmstZmlybS1pbmstbW91LWZvci1qb2ludC12ZW50dXJlLmh0bWw%3D"]
Written by Bong Garcia Jr. / Correspondent Thursday, 13 August 2009 02:35

ZAMBOANGA CITY—A tribal group and the producer of an energy-food drink have forged a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for a joint venture that could reach an estimated P800 million worth of an agriculture-based manufacturing project here in Mindanao.

Under the MOU, the Manobo Tribal Communities Association Inc. (Matrica) of barangay Kalagangan, San Fernando, Bukidnon, agreed to produce soya beans and other raw materials for Suming Lee Food Processing Plant of Marawi City.

The Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao’s Bureau of Public Information (ARMM-BPI) said Suming Lee manufactures an energy drink made of soya beans marketed all over ARMM and neighboring regions.
The ARMM-BPI said the MOU was forged by Matrica and Suming Lee during the two-day 7th ARMM Business Congress held on August 5 and 6 in Marawi City.

The MOU calls for the project implementation, which will cover some 3,000 hectares of farmland. The parties settled to study the joint venture and had arranged for future discussions and agreements.

The participants of the two-day ARMM Business Congress have expressed confidence in ARMM’s ability to make a major economic turnaround, especially with its participation in the Brunei Darussalam-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East Asean Growth Area.

Meanwhile, ARMM has been stepping up its efforts to make the region the country’s halal hub by striving to make the halal fraud bill a law.

Once enacted into law, the bill aims to control devious businesses and practices regarding halal food as well as protect consumers from products that pose danger to health and safety.


the news talks about Marawi ang Bukidnon..yet the place indicated is Zamboanga..i think may logical lapses..

i think its not leaning..optical illusion lang yan..

I think i will have to agree with xzvhen. if you try to observe it from the other buildings like using skypark or the other buildings as a guide; you'll see that shoppers square has a different angle.

I think i will have to agree with xzvhen. if you try to observe it from the other buildings like using skypark or the other buildings as a guide; you'll see that shoppers square has a different angle.

baka kasali un sa design ung pag lean niya? :lol:

buenas noches maga besinos de zamboanga! ^^

kahit nga dito sa GENSAN masikip na din CBD pero our city doesn't have the luxury gaya jan sa ZAM kasi di hamak na mas malaki ang land area nyo jan...
maraming space to expand although meron din naman dito pero matagal pa yan...
:ohno:


talaga? parang mas malaki pa nga ang gen. san sa zam. ^^

I think i will have to agree with xzvhen. if you try to observe it from the other buildings like using skypark or the other buildings as a guide; you'll see that shoppers square has a different angle.

ok..maybe its true, kasi it was once reported before that Zamboanga's soil is sinking at an average rate on .10 cm a year..kaya daw accordingly, Zamboanga is not capable of having supertalls..

talaga? parang mas malaki pa nga ang gen. san sa zam. ^^

Zamboanga is the 3rd largest city in the Philippines with an area of 1,483.3849 km2.

In contrary, Gen.San's land area is 492.86 km2..

Zamboanga exceeded Gen.San's area by almost a thousand square meters..

talaga? parang mas malaki pa nga ang gen. san sa zam. ^^

Di hamak na mas malaki ang ZAMBOANGA sa GENSAN...

Zamboanga: 1,483.3849 km2 (572.73 sq mi)

GENSAN: 492.86 km2 (190.3 sq mi)

Zamboanga is approximately 3x bigger than GENSAN...

In terms of population ZAM is 6th and GENSAN is 14th in the whole country...

ok..maybe its true, kasi it was once reported before that Zamboanga's soil is sinking at an average rate on .10 cm a year..kaya daw accordingly, Zamboanga is not capable of having supertalls..

that's true that zamboanga has a soil that sinks; but the solution to that would be friction pilings for sandy parts or pre-stress piles. zamboanga's bedrock is just about 20-30 meters below.

that's true that zamboanga has a soil that sinks; but the solution to that would be friction pilings for sandy parts or pre-stress piles. zamboanga's bedrock is just about 20-30 meters below.

in short... walang imposible basta may pera lang? tama ba? :lol:

parang out-out na laro.... pag nahulog ka.... out kana..... :lol: nice projects ey? :lol:

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parang out-out na laro.... pag nahulog ka.... out kana..... :lol: nice projects ey? :lol:

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this project is not planned well.

this project is not planned well.

un na nga sir.... imbes na deretcho takbo ng sasakyan.... iikot ka pa.... :ohno:

jardin Maria Clara..

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ang astig ng kuha!!! nice one zuki... kipitup! :)

it must be that way because its an old city^^ kaya nga were opening new BD away sa CBD kasi masikit na sa downtown^^:cheers:

and not to forget, ZC's one of the oldest cities established in the country... the roads u see are just like quiapo of manila, and cebu's famed colon street.. those are obvious reasons why roads are constructed that way... And the place we have to be proud of is the Fort Pilar which was established last 1635... Our unico fortaleza, Viva!!! :banana:

kung itabi mo ung GOH malamang talo na ang skypark sa pataasan pati na sa width. :)

shoppers square is already leaning, di kasi maganda ang pag gawa ng foundation nya. :ohno:

oh my! does that mean it's already unsafe to shop there? yayks...

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STREET SCENE

white guy: "hinahanap ko tuta ko, andyan po ba?!" :eek2:

Downtown of Zamboanga City.

seeing the some tallest s building in the City...

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i admire zambo's CBD...:)

wahahah okya gets ko na hehehe:cheers:

i like your signature..:)

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LIMTOWN CENTER 1

TRES MONGGOLOID NA CAMINO...

hombre 1: pareng, baila ta ki camino... cha cha cha... ;S

hombre 2: noy, no atribi, makahuya... ^^,

hombre 3: ara pacha io kombo... sale lyi!! man salsa ya lng 'ta... ;0


mujer por la'delante ta estranya y ya mira - cosa man se sila oh, pany!!!! :rofl:

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STREET SCENE REPOST

di pa ba open until now ang nike park?!

pagdating ko zamboanga, jan ako mag-wiwithdraw... union bank kasi company ko... tas treat ko keo sa chowking-camins ave... as per invitation nga lng... jejeje ;D

the news talks about Marawi ang Bukidnon..yet the place indicated is Zamboanga..i think may logical lapses..

na miatay na kamu sang mayor zoroe... :lol:

di pa ba open until now ang nike park?!

pagdating ko zamboanga, jan ako mag-wiwithdraw... union bank kasi company ko... tas treat ko keo sa chowking-camins ave... as per invitation nga lng... jejeje ;D

open na naman...

talaga? parang mas malaki pa nga ang gen. san sa zam. ^^

di po puchu... 3rd largest tyo sa country ... 1,442 sq. kms... statistically, kahit 10% nito, di sakop ng CBD... :okay:

parang out-out na laro.... pag nahulog ka.... out kana..... :lol: nice projects ey? :lol:

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mag laro tyo, sumakit ang ulo ko, sumakit ang bewang ko, sex bomb, sex bomb, sex bomb..... :rofl:

open na naman...

nice ba? tska puma, doon rin ba mismo?!~

nice ba? tska puma, doon rin ba mismo?!~

napadaan lng kasi ako... nice naman!!

napadaan lng kasi ako... nice naman!!

may mga bumibili ba?! hehe.. sorry kulit ako... :lol:

may mga bumibili ba?! hehe.. sorry kulit ako... :lol:

that I don't know... sorry :)

^^

u have a message. i PM'd u... tama ba? :lol:

ADZU president elected president of Zambasultaps

ADZU President Fr. Antonio F. Moreno was elected unanimously as president of the Zamboanga-Basilan-Sulu-Tawi-Tawi Association of Private Schools or ZAMBASULTAPS during the annual General Assembly at a local hotel last Friday.

Fr. Moreno was elected unopposed to a fresh three-year term as head of the 84-strong private schools association in Western Mindanao.
The resounding vote was a testament to his many accomplishments while at the helm of Zambasultaps.
The organization has scored high in both membership and funds raised from fees and dues.
Zambasultaps was at the forefront of several noteworthy advocacies among which were peace and development and the ecology.
Also elected were Fr. James Christian Castro of Claret and Sister David as members of the board.
Fr. Pepito Tigoy and Fr. Felix Suarin were also voted as replacements for two others in the board to serve the remaining term of their predesessors.
Fr. Tony expressed gratitude to the Zambasultaps membership as he vowed to work even harder to push the causes of private schools education in the region.

-DZT

ADZU president elected president of Zambasultaps

ADZU President Fr. Antonio F. Moreno was elected unanimously as president of the Zamboanga-Basilan-Sulu-Tawi-Tawi Association of Private Schools or ZAMBASULTAPS during the annual General Assembly at a local hotel last Friday.

Fr. Moreno was elected unopposed to a fresh three-year term as head of the 84-strong private schools association in Western Mindanao.
The resounding vote was a testament to his many accomplishments while at the helm of Zambasultaps.
The organization has scored high in both membership and funds raised from fees and dues.
Zambasultaps was at the forefront of several noteworthy advocacies among which were peace and development and the ecology.
Also elected were Fr. James Christian Castro of Claret and Sister David as members of the board.
Fr. Pepito Tigoy and Fr. Felix Suarin were also voted as replacements for two others in the board to serve the remaining term of their predesessors.
Fr. Tony expressed gratitude to the Zambasultaps membership as he vowed to work even harder to push the causes of private schools education in the region.

-DZT

wow 84 strong private institutions in whole ZAMPEN.. dami pla ah... weew!! Congrats Fr. Ton! :banana:

Anyway, how's AXS contact sol'ns going?! :okay:

*p**ha, kung kelan ako lumayo sa aking pinanggalingan, ngayon pa nagkaroon ng call center dyan... :lol:

ok..maybe its true, kasi it was once reported before that Zamboanga's soil is sinking at an average rate on .10 cm a year..kaya daw accordingly, Zamboanga is not capable of having supertalls..

sinking ba talaga o baka tumataas lang un tubig as the ice sheet in north pole and south pole is deteriorating^^ as what scientist predicting if the north and south pole will again transform to an tropical forest environment which was the first environment of this poles but suddenly changes @ the ice age hehehe:lol::cheers: kaya pag totaly depleted na un ice nila it will be a catastropic event for the cities few meters above sea level^^

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HABAGAT OUTDOOR EQUIPMENTS NOW OPEN ZAMBOANGA BRANCH :cheers:
located @ san jose road near zamboanga east central school =)

Some of thier roducts hehehe

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bonga hehehe last week lang nag open ang chowking and call center

this week habagat nanaman:lol:

uu nga pala un pala sabi nila na zambanga city parin una nagkaroon ng call center sa wesmin kasi tau un una gumamit ng line na intended for call centers talaga and not the dsl type.

Anyway, how's AXS contact sol'ns going?! :okay:

*p**ha, kung kelan ako lumayo sa aking pinanggalingan, ngayon pa nagkaroon ng call center dyan... :lol:

ok naman hihi cge lang they will open another 450 seats within this year lang^^

GOH UPDATE AS OF 08/17/2008

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Another sunday morning ^^

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i admire zambo's CBD...:)



i like your signature..:)

ajeje tnx:cheers:

enjoy nio na lng muna to ^^

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uu nga pala dami na americano nag kakasal ng zamboangeña hahaha usualy u can see them stroling along camins and nuñez at night and eating of some of thier fastfood like kfc haha ayaw ba talaga nila ng pinoy fastfood?^^^^ ahihi it only show na d sila natatakot^^

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bonga hehehe last week lang nag open ang chowking and call center

this week habagat nanaman:lol:

uu nga pala un pala sabi nila na zambanga city parin una nagkaroon ng call center sa wesmin kasi tau un una gumamit ng line na intended for call centers talaga and not the dsl type.

the call center in zamboanga city is the first call center in wesmin that uses "Igate" of PLDT. (based on the news). But before the call center in zamboanga the one in dapitan is already operational but still uses broadband technology. But recently PLDT already said that the call center in Dapitan now uses the same technology as in zamboanga.

jardin Maria Clara..

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^^nice shot zuki...and ganda ng view...sana ganyan din kaganda and kalinis ung Plaza pershing hope the city government di lng tong park na to ung aalagaan and pagtuunan ng pansin ung mga public park tulad ng Plaza pershing and plaza rizal...itong mga park na to in the public eyes tlga pero tong jardin naman malau sa mga public eye:lol::lol::lol:

the call center in zamboanga city is the first call center in wesmin that uses "Igate" of PLDT. (based on the news). But before the call center in zamboanga the one in dapitan is already operational but still uses broadband technology. But recently PLDT already said that the call center in Dapitan now uses the same technology as in zamboanga.

^^tama and malaking issue tlga to sa city government kung sinu nauna and sinu ang huli hahahaha..pero according nman sa PLDT nauna lng ung Zamboanga gumamit ng IGate kc malapit tau sa main office ng PLDT sa Western mindanao :lol::lol::lol:

GOH UPDATE AS OF 08/17/2008

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grabe ang ganda na tingnan ung GOH heheh super laki ng building

update lng sa ongoing construction of soon to be Hotel near beside Mindpro...

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kung itabi mo ung GOH malamang talo na ang skypark sa pataasan pati na sa width. :)

shoppers square is already leaning, di kasi maganda ang pag gawa ng foundation nya. :ohno:

^^tama ka pero every nyte naka open na ung signage ng Skypark kaya pag samalayuan ka makikita mo ung signage ng Sky park and tama ka rin maalki ung lamang ng Garden orchid dito sa skypark...ung bout sa shopper square like ko ung design ng building de antes ung style maganda sana kung mag open sila sa ika 6 floor nila ng sky garden heheeh....

NICE! Masikip lang ang daan! :ohno:

yeap maskip ung daanan na yan sa center ng business district ang maganda kc may own signature ung City ng Zamboanga kaya minsan di mo makikita ung style ng city center ng Zamboanga sa karatig city niya.......for me maganda sya kc u feel nasa ibang place ka and di masyadong makikita u ung mga houses within the CBD:banana::banana::banana:

Di hamak na mas malaki ang ZAMBOANGA sa GENSAN...

Zamboanga: 1,483.3849 km2 (572.73 sq mi)

GENSAN: 492.86 km2 (190.3 sq mi)

Zamboanga is approximately 3x bigger than GENSAN...

In terms of population ZAM is 6th and GENSAN is 14th in the whole country...


^^tama ka mas malaki ung lawak ng lupa ng city of zmboanga kaso di lng nagamit ung whole area niya kc di lahat ng parte ng lupa ay patag:lol:

By JONATHAN M. HICAP
August 15, 2009, 8:33pm


Months of intense training bore fruit for the country’s elementary and high school math wizards as they won 89 medals, including 15 silvers, in two international math contests in Tianjin, China.

The country, represented by the Mathematics Trainers’ Guild-Philippines (MTG), competed in two math contests in Tianjin. These are the 2009 China Junior High School Math Olympiad held last Aug. 5-9, and the 2009 China Primary Math Olympiad for elementary pupils last Aug. 9-14.

The Filipino pupils competed with other math wizards from China, Taiwan, Macau, and Hong Kong.

Dr. Simon Chua, MTG president, said the country won nine silver medals and 34 bronzes in the China Junior contest, and six silvers and 40 bronze medals in the China Primary competition.

“The two contests were difficult, but our young math wizards rose above the challenge and triumphed again,” said Chua, the first Filipino to receive the international Paul Erdos Award for mathematics.

Chua said the country’s silver medalists in the China Junior High School contest are: Kate Andrea Bonamy of Grace Christian College (who won two silver medals), Maedeliene Uy of Zamboanga Chong Hua High School, Kyle Justin Meguizo of St. Jude Catholic School, Erik Lance Astillero of Chiang Kai Shek College, Jarvin Tan of UNO High School, RJ Lawrence Tiu and Hubert Yao of Iloilo Central Commercial High School, and Emmanuel Gerard Chiu of Silliman University.

The bronze medalists in the contest are: Eugene Lester Lin and Erik Lance Astillero of Chiang Kai Shek College, Jarvin Tan and Steven Matthew Cheng of UNO High School, RJ Lawrence Tiu and Hubert Yao of Iloilo Central Commercial High School, Shaun Wesley Que and Jeremy Vance Yap of Grace Christian College, Brian James Masalunga of Naga Hope Christian School, John Reinier Bulaong of Ateneo De Naga University, Maria Isabel Grau of Colegio San Agustin-Makati, Kathrine Lorenzena Saniel of St. Mary’s School, Ma. Joenelle Grace Plotena of Trinity Christian School, Emmanuel Gerard Chiu of Silliman University, Rommel Alcantara of Manresa School, Jon Rubert Yap, Mario Juvenal Onglao III, and Aaron Jevon Anthony Dy of Xavier School, Ian Chesterson Lim, Kennichi Tan, Maedeliene Uy, Antonie Kyla Lim and Antonie Kyna Lim of Zamboanga Chong Hua High School, Olsen John Ong of Trinity Christian School, Ross Jervin Ruiz of Philippine Science High School-Central Mindanao, Paul Stephen Pakson of Philippine Science High School-Central Visayas, Jann Eric Niño Manglapus of Philippine Christian Gospel School, Kyle Justin Meguizo of St. Jude Catholic School, and Mary Ann Docuyanan of St. Augustine’s School-Zambales). Some of them won two medals.

In the China Primary contest, all 46 delegates from the Philippines won a medal each.

The six silver medalists in the elementary contest are: Jason Joseph Fernandez of San Beda College Alabang, Aljan Balbuena of Tenement Elementary School, Hans Bryan Geremy Ong of Grace Christian College, Jason Carlo Carranceja of Grace Christian College, Karli Ang of Philippine Institute of Quezon City and Jose Alfron Benedicto Batiles of Elizabeth Seton School-South.

The 40 bronze medalists are Miege Ernyl Alarcon of San Beda College Alabang, Timothy Gabriel Alarcon of Southville International School & Colleges, Vince Roi Alvarez of Colegio San Agustin-Biñan, Nathaniel Ryan Ang of Philadelphia School, John Angel Aranas of Maximo Estrella Elementary School, Harry Eugenio Ares Jr. of Integrated Montessori Center, Nathanael Joshua Balete of St. Stephen's High School, Vincent Jaime Benitez of Solomon Integrated School de Iloilo, Irene Therese Bermejo of Trinity Christian School, Hannah Faye Canonigo of Integrated Montessori Center, Ethan Riley Chan of Zamboanga Chong Hua High School, Marx Vincent Cobol of Ateneo de Davao University.

Niel Marc Dasas of Solomon Integrated School de Iloilo, Joseph Maria Francis De Leon of Blessed Lights International Christian Academy, Gail Denise Destura of La Salle Academy, Royce Dy of Kong Hua School, Angelo Miguel Eduarte of St. Simon Montessori School, King James Fetalvero of Ateneo de Davao University, AJ Wincielou Johanna Gabin of Holy Spirit School- Tagbilaran City, Jasmine Marie Gamboa of St. John's Institute Bacolod, Thamania Keith Gumilao of Pasig Catholic College, Anchelle Grace Ho of Silliman University, Anna Francis Therese Jaruda of West Visayas State University, Adrian Jude Jumangit of Elizabeth Seton School-South, Karl Jan Kotah of Philippine Cultural College, Marion Antonio Lim of Zamboanga Chong Hua High School, Tonita Mari Lim of Zamboanga Chong Hua High School.



weeeeeee....:banana::banana::banana: congratz ZCHHS!

the call center in zamboanga city is the first call center in wesmin that uses "Igate" of PLDT. (based on the news). But before the call center in zamboanga the one in dapitan is already operational but still uses broadband technology. But recently PLDT already said that the call center in Dapitan now uses the same technology as in zamboanga.

the main issue here is NOT who really comes FIRST... The REAL issue here is if ZC LGU do not concert DOUBLE EFFORTS in maintaining progress and development in the city, the other cities NEARBY will do its job, posing THREATS to our very own Zamboanga... So, now, MR.LOBREGAT and others, would u want a repeat of itself?! OF course not, so get off from your LUXURIOUS SEATS, and shake ur ASSES some more... please work with the construction workers, engineers & developers NOW!! :bash:

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the main issue here is NOT who really comes FIRST... The REAL issue here is if ZC LGU do not concert DOUBLE EFFORTS in maintaining progress and development in the city, the other cities NEARBY will do its job, posing THREATS to our very own Zamboanga... So, now, MR.LOBREGAT and others, would u want a repeat of itself?! OF course not, so get off from your LUXURIOUS SEATS, and shake ur ASSES some more... please work with the construction workers, engineers & developers NOW!!

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HABAGAT OUTDOOR EQUIPMENTS NOW OPEN ZAMBOANGA BRANCH :cheers:
located @ san jose road near zamboanga east central school =)

Some of thier roducts hehehe

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bonga hehehe last week lang nag open ang chowking and call center

this week habagat nanaman:lol:

uu nga pala un pala sabi nila na zambanga city parin una nagkaroon ng call center sa wesmin kasi tau un una gumamit ng line na intended for call centers talaga and not the dsl type.

leading brand ba toh when it comes to adventure bags?!

ok naman hihi cge lang they will open another 450 seats within this year lang^^

tas na ba ang building? where exactly in natividad st. ito?!

update lng sa ongoing construction of soon to be Hotel near beside Mindpro...

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very secretive tlga ang may-ari.. ni wala man lng karatulang naglalahad ng blueprint nito... SHOCK KA? NOW NA!! :lol:

By JONATHAN M. HICAP
August 15, 2009, 8:33pm


Months of intense training bore fruit for the country’s elementary and high school math wizards as they won 89 medals, including 15 silvers, in two international math contests in Tianjin, China.

The country, represented by the Mathematics Trainers’ Guild-Philippines (MTG), competed in two math contests in Tianjin. These are the 2009 China Junior High School Math Olympiad held last Aug. 5-9, and the 2009 China Primary Math Olympiad for elementary pupils last Aug. 9-14.

The Filipino pupils competed with other math wizards from China, Taiwan, Macau, and Hong Kong.

Dr. Simon Chua, MTG president, said the country won nine silver medals and 34 bronzes in the China Junior contest, and six silvers and 40 bronze medals in the China Primary competition.

“The two contests were difficult, but our young math wizards rose above the challenge and triumphed again,” said Chua, the first Filipino to receive the international Paul Erdos Award for mathematics.

Chua said the country’s silver medalists in the China Junior High School contest are: Kate Andrea Bonamy of Grace Christian College (who won two silver medals), Maedeliene Uy of Zamboanga Chong Hua High School, Kyle Justin Meguizo of St. Jude Catholic School, Erik Lance Astillero of Chiang Kai Shek College, Jarvin Tan of UNO High School, RJ Lawrence Tiu and Hubert Yao of Iloilo Central Commercial High School, and Emmanuel Gerard Chiu of Silliman University.

The bronze medalists in the contest are: Eugene Lester Lin and Erik Lance Astillero of Chiang Kai Shek College, Jarvin Tan and Steven Matthew Cheng of UNO High School, RJ Lawrence Tiu and Hubert Yao of Iloilo Central Commercial High School, Shaun Wesley Que and Jeremy Vance Yap of Grace Christian College, Brian James Masalunga of Naga Hope Christian School, John Reinier Bulaong of Ateneo De Naga University, Maria Isabel Grau of Colegio San Agustin-Makati, Kathrine Lorenzena Saniel of St. Mary’s School, Ma. Joenelle Grace Plotena of Trinity Christian School, Emmanuel Gerard Chiu of Silliman University, Rommel Alcantara of Manresa School, Jon Rubert Yap, Mario Juvenal Onglao III, and Aaron Jevon Anthony Dy of Xavier School, Ian Chesterson Lim, Kennichi Tan, Maedeliene Uy, Antonie Kyla Lim and Antonie Kyna Lim of Zamboanga Chong Hua High School, Olsen John Ong of Trinity Christian School, Ross Jervin Ruiz of Philippine Science High School-Central Mindanao, Paul Stephen Pakson of Philippine Science High School-Central Visayas, Jann Eric Niño Manglapus of Philippine Christian Gospel School, Kyle Justin Meguizo of St. Jude Catholic School, and Mary Ann Docuyanan of St. Augustine’s School-Zambales). Some of them won two medals.

In the China Primary contest, all 46 delegates from the Philippines won a medal each.

The six silver medalists in the elementary contest are: Jason Joseph Fernandez of San Beda College Alabang, Aljan Balbuena of Tenement Elementary School, Hans Bryan Geremy Ong of Grace Christian College, Jason Carlo Carranceja of Grace Christian College, Karli Ang of Philippine Institute of Quezon City and Jose Alfron Benedicto Batiles of Elizabeth Seton School-South.

The 40 bronze medalists are Miege Ernyl Alarcon of San Beda College Alabang, Timothy Gabriel Alarcon of Southville International School & Colleges, Vince Roi Alvarez of Colegio San Agustin-Biñan, Nathaniel Ryan Ang of Philadelphia School, John Angel Aranas of Maximo Estrella Elementary School, Harry Eugenio Ares Jr. of Integrated Montessori Center, Nathanael Joshua Balete of St. Stephen's High School, Vincent Jaime Benitez of Solomon Integrated School de Iloilo, Irene Therese Bermejo of Trinity Christian School, Hannah Faye Canonigo of Integrated Montessori Center, Ethan Riley Chan of Zamboanga Chong Hua High School, Marx Vincent Cobol of Ateneo de Davao University.

Niel Marc Dasas of Solomon Integrated School de Iloilo, Joseph Maria Francis De Leon of Blessed Lights International Christian Academy, Gail Denise Destura of La Salle Academy, Royce Dy of Kong Hua School, Angelo Miguel Eduarte of St. Simon Montessori School, King James Fetalvero of Ateneo de Davao University, AJ Wincielou Johanna Gabin of Holy Spirit School- Tagbilaran City, Jasmine Marie Gamboa of St. John's Institute Bacolod, Thamania Keith Gumilao of Pasig Catholic College, Anchelle Grace Ho of Silliman University, Anna Francis Therese Jaruda of West Visayas State University, Adrian Jude Jumangit of Elizabeth Seton School-South, Karl Jan Kotah of Philippine Cultural College, Marion Antonio Lim of Zamboanga Chong Hua High School, Tonita Mari Lim of Zamboanga Chong Hua High School.



weeeeeee....:banana::banana::banana: congratz ZCHHS!


magaling tlga sa Math ang mga batang ChongHua'ng ito... kaya mayaman ang Zamboanga.... :lol: :lol: :lol:

nkakatuwang panoorin na ang ating very own, is making wave in big Davao.. :okay:

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mADAYAW dAVAO!!! :rofl:

Durano: Cagayan de Oro and Northern Mindanao can be RP's top tourism destinations


Mike Banos
August 16, 2009
http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/114539

The man responsible for the spectacular turnaround of Philippine tourism believes Cagayan de Oro and nearby destinations have the potential to become the country´s top tourism destinations with the scheduled commissioning of the Laguindingan Airport in 2012 as an international entry point as now envisioned by the Department of Transportation and Communications. (DOTC).

"Our fastest growing sector is adventure sports and eco-tourism," said Sec. Joseph Ace Durano during a press conference following the 13th Kumbira Culinary Show and Live Competitions at the Atrium, Limketkai Center, Cagayan de Oro Thursday, August 13th. "I think there´s no region in the country today which can match Cagayan de Oro and Northern Mindanao in these niche markets."

After rising 1.5 percent to hit a record 3.14 million tourist arrivals in 2008, the country´s tourism industry grew 10.33 percent to 1.3 million during the first quarter. Growth has been even faster for the first half of the year, with tourist arrivals in the country´s top 16 tourism destination topping 16.5 percent to almost four million for the first semester of 2009 alone, breaking all previous arrival records. This, at a time when the A(H1N1) pandemic and global economic slowdown have adversely affected the global travel industry. In fact, the tourism department earlier cautioned the global economic crisis would likely lead to a contraction in overseas tourism worldwide and forecast tourist arrivals in the Philippines this year would only range from zero to 1.9 percent, "depending on the recovery of key source markets".

DOT records show neither Cagayan de Oro nor any of its satellite destinations in Region 10 are included in the top 16 tourist destinations for the first semester of 2009, which includes Camarines Sur, Cebu, Boracay, Baguio, Davao, Puerto Galera, Bohol, Negros Occidental, Negros Oriental, Ilocos Norte, Masbate, Camarines Norte, Puerto Princesa, Legaspi, Catanduanes, and Sorsogon.

"When I started as DOT secretary, tourism in the Philippines could not be properly described as Philippine tourism," Durano said. "Entry points for foreign tourists were only through Metro Manila and Cebu. But we are an archipelagic country with destinations north and south, east and west."

Durano said one of the best way to push destinations was to increase access, thus the opening of other destinations to charter flights from from Shanghai, Nanning, Guangzhou and Kunming in China, and Taipei and Kaohsiung from Taiwan. Instead of waiting for further investments to improve the country´s tourism facilities, the DOT focused on attracting tourists from destinations three to six hours from the Philippines.

"Your region can focus on attracting tourists from ASEAN, China, Korea, Australia which are among the fastest growing tourism markets in the world today," Durano noted. The Brunei-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area should be an especially favorable market with the recent appointment of Region 10 Tourism Director Catalino Chan III as BIMP-Eaga sub-country coordinator for tourism, he added.

Durano attributed the fare war between domestic carriers and Malacañang´s "Holiday Economics" of long weekends also encouraged local tourists to travel, substantially increasing domestic tourism by 20 percent for the second quarter of 2009. The "zero-air fares" and increased number of domestic flights have also encouraged foreign travelers to connect to other destinations in the country by eliminating overnight stays at their initial destinations and increasing foreign traffic by six percent overall despite a six percent drop in arrivals from East Asia and the Pacific.



The increased demand encouraged more entrepreneurs to create new products and experiences for visitors, Durano noted. Tourism accounted for 6.2 percent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) in 2008.

Although Region 10 is not part of the Central Philippines "Tourism Super Region" envisioned to be the premier tourist destination, one of its component provinces, Camiguin, is included. Cagayan de Oro is also smack in the middle of another Super Region, the CyberCorridor, a 600-mile ICT channel running from Baguio City in the North to Zamboanga down south of the archipelago. With access to the CyberCorridor´s $10 Billion high-bandwidth optic fiber back-bone and digital network, Cagayan de Oro and nearby Iligan have been attracting domestic and foreign cyberservice providers such as business process outsourcing (BPO), contact centers, medical and legal transcription, software development, e-learning, e-entertainment and gaming and other back office operations.

Durano said the Laguindingan Airport would be a key component of the region´s drive to attract foreign and domestic tourists. Doroteo A. Reyes II, DOTC Undersecretary for civil aviation, earlier said DOTC is looking at Cagayan de Oro (Laguindingan) and four other domestic airports to pick up the slack for the anticipated growth in air passenger traffic, especially from abroad.

"Ang problema lang natin, maski matapos ang airport na ito in 2011, the demand for exchanges of passengers will be very great," Reyes noted following a site inspection of the Laguindingan Airport Development Project (LADP) July 3. "The next problem is tourism that´s why right now, the DOTC is in tandem with the Department of Tourism (DOT) to bring about more passengers to this airport."

Comparative data from the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) show air passenger traffic through the Cagayan de Oro (Lumbia) Airport growing by a hefty 66% from 544, 936 in 2004 to 902,671 in 2008 despite the same approximate number of flights. This was attributed to the fielding of the Airbus A320 and A319 aircraft by Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific Air which enabled the competing carriers to move more passengers with lesser flights.

For the first quarter of 2009, air passenger traffic at Lumbia increased 32,901 or by 16% over the same period in 2008 to 242,731. The number of flights also increased 188 (+10%) after both PAL and CEB increased flight frequencies to accommodate the increasing passenger traffic.

Budget constraints have limited the first phase of the LADP to a 2.1 kilometer runway, though Reyes assured this can accommodate the mid-ranged wide body airliners like the Airbus 320 and A319 which play a key role in Durano´s strategy.

"Once we expand this runway to 2.5 or 3 kilometers we can already accommodate larger aircraft like the Boeing 747 due to the excellent approach from both east and west which will enable big aircraft to maximize the runway," Reyes added.

The Php7.853-billion LADP can handle all-weather and night landing operations with its Instrument Landing System (ILS), VOR/DME, Meteorological Observing System, Precision Approach Lighting System and Precision Approach Path Indicators. Its apron can handle two wide body and three light aircraft at any one time and two air bridges can whisk arriving commercial passengers straight to the terminal building without exposing them to the weather. The terminal building has an annual capacity of 1.2 million passengers while its parking area can accommodate 240 vehicles.

^^go Zamboanga!

leading brand ba toh when it comes to adventure bags?!

OT: may Habagat Branch na sa Zamboanga?

OT: may Habagat Branch na sa Zamboanga?


^^yeah meron na daw according to psy:)

update lng sa ongoing construction of soon to be Hotel near beside Mindpro...

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^^nice

GOH UPDATE AS OF 08/17/2008

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^^cool updates psy

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Another sunday morning ^^

^^this is near sta cruz commercial center right?

I think i will have to agree with xzvhen. if you try to observe it from the other buildings like using skypark or the other buildings as a guide; you'll see that shoppers square has a different angle.
^^ Sir, Ano po ung name ng Hotel na tinatayo sa may Mindpro? :)

^^yeah meron na daw according to psy:)

OT: good.....thanks for info......

^^nice Sana d owner will change his mind and extend the hotels floor count from 8 to 15 para may highrise na din tau.. or maybe higher pa sa 15 para nice tignan ang Skyline ng Zamboanga. :)

if i say so...there are only 3 big constructions happening in the City right now and some are yet pending and under proposal/planned...

The Garden Orchid Hotel

Unknown Long Construction at the back of ATOA

and the Site near in Chowking Lapurisima.

^^wow nice one zuki:cheers:

ang astig ng kuha!!! nice one zuki... kipitup! :)

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i admire zambo's CBD...:)

i like your signature..:)

^^nice shot zuki...and ganda ng view...sana ganyan din kaganda and kalinis ung Plaza pershing hope the city government di lng tong park na to ung aalagaan and pagtuunan ng pansin ung mga public park tulad ng Plaza pershing and plaza rizal...itong mga park na to in the public eyes tlga pero tong jardin naman malau sa mga public eye:lol::lol::lol:


Thanks GuYZ...:bow::bow::applause::applause::tyty::tyty:

Medyo BuzY lng Me NgaUn...hu hu hu

talaga? parang mas malaki pa nga ang gen. san sa zam. ^^

di po puchu... 3rd largest tyo sa country ... 1,442 sq. kms... statistically, kahit 10% nito, di sakop ng CBD... :okay:


Zamboanga City is the Third Largest City in the Philippines after Davao City and Puerto Princesa City...and Kinda no# 36 in Asia which i've seen here before (2007)....while Davao and PP are in no# 30 and 31.


^^tama and malaking issue tlga to sa city government kung sinu nauna and sinu ang huli hahahaha..pero according nman sa PLDT nauna lng ung Zamboanga gumamit ng IGate kc malapit tau sa main office ng PLDT sa Western mindanao :lol::lol::lol:

so who's the first one?...Dapitan?

OT: may Habagat Branch na sa Zamboanga?

Uu naa na ill take pics if maka balik ko didto^^:lol:

Zamboanga City is the Third Largest City in the Philippines after Davao City and Puerto Princesa City...and Kinda no# 36 in Asia which i've seen here before (2007)....while Davao and PP are in no# 30 and 31.




so who's the first one?...Dapitan?

if e base natin sa ibang citie like in cebu, and manila may mga personal call agent meaning as long may client ka and u have your pc and dsl u can have your own call center but it is not recogniz as one kasi your not using the right banwdt required or sabi natin un pang call ceter line talaga, kasi according to my friend who creates call center dsl along cannot handle its trafic wave kaya there is realy an intended line for them. so meaning kahit ako pwede ko gawin ng call center bahay ko if i want to but yet it wont be recognize muna not unless if your connected to the required standard un ang point ni nilo when he was iterviewed thats why dapitan is applying for one but PLDT is still under observation for thier requirements =) simple lang naman mga requirements ng call center but un connection ang problema:lol:, so i think i made your mind clear.


but this news is past na kaya move on na hahaha


eto ang bagong news ^^

8-10MILLION budget now approve for the phase 3 in paseo del mar

another issue today, is the ongoing GRP-MILF peace process.. I hope our city gov't would send a representative in the peace panel to protect the interest of the zamboanga.

wag na natin hintayin na magpirmahan na sila tapos mag iingay naman ang city, rally ki rally na lng ba...? sindi na naman ng kandila?

DTI product development team reaches out to Zambopen MSMEs

Zamboanga City (August 18) -- In preparation for upcoming trade fairs, the Department of Trade and Industry's product development team was on the road to reached out to 59 pre-identified micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across Zamboanga Peninsula last week.

The team provided a whole array of services to include lectures on the latest trends in the national and international markets; one-on-one consultations on packaging and labeling product clinic; and the introduction of new product concepts, ideas and structural designs

The team is composed of marketing specialists from DTI-9 and professional product designers and consultants from Manila.

DTI-9 Business Development Division Chief Herminia Cuevas disclosed that 32 of these MSMEs were into food processing, while 27 were into the manufacture of various utilitarian products such as furniture, fashion accessories and handicrafts. Cuevas led the team in the provincial visits.

"The services of DTI will cover not only product development needs of our MSMEs but also marketing of their products. We also conduct marketing events, such as the Mindanao-wide trade fair from October 9-12 here in Zamboanga City. In fact, we are preparing for not one but for two major events this October. These are the Orgullo de Mindanao or the 4th OTOP Mindanao Island Fair (OMIF), as well as the Mindanao Investment Conference," Cuevas revealed.

Cuevas said that the twin events are timed with the Fiesta Pilar celebration, which usually draws a lot of people visiting Zamboanga City.

"More visitors mean more buyers which is good for our small producers, manufacturers and service providers who are among DTI's main clients", Ms. Cuevas added. (DTI9/PIA9-BST)

another issue today, is the ongoing GRP-MILF peace process.. I hope our city gov't would send a representative in the peace panel to protect the interest of the zamboanga.

wag na natin hintayin na magpirmahan na sila tapos mag iingay naman ang city, rally ki rally na lng ba...? sindi na naman ng kandila?

pangit un pag may representative tau tapos wala tau power to opposed and just observe? it will make more legitimate un desisyon nila kasi andun tau when any signing will occure^^

pangit un pag may representative tau tapos wala tau power to opposed and just observe? it will make more legitimate un desisyon nila kasi andun tau when any signing will occure^^

that's why there is a need to represent zamboanga not only as an observer but to protect the interest of the city.
It does not necessarily mean that if you have a representative the work would be just to observe the signing process.That would be useless. Their work is from the start of the talks until the end. .
Point is, are we just going to repeat and repeat rallies until there is no solution to the conflict?
we have been voicing out transparency and consultations in the past. a representation in the panel would voice out the concerns of the city and to remind tboth parties to follow the constitution. (in my opinion)

leading brand ba toh when it comes to adventure bags?!

maybe kc mukhang durable namn ung mga bags nila jheheh...by the way i saw it ung store nila along san jose road sa tabi ng Clinic ni Dr Cases...

that's why there is a need to represent zamboanga not only as an observer but to protect the interest of the city.
It does not necessarily mean that if you have a representative the work would be just to observe the signing process.That would be useless. Their work is from the start of the talks until the end. .
Point is, are we just going to repeat and repeat rallies until there is no solution to the conflict?
we have been voicing out transparency and consultations in the past. a representation in the panel would voice out the concerns of the city and to remind tboth parties to follow the constitution. (in my opinion)

tma ka mr boy dapat may representatives ung zamboanga city para ma voice out niya ung anu dapat and concern na pwede i tackle and mga suggestion and opinion di lng para sa rally and sindi ng candles....:lol::lol:

tas na ba ang building? where exactly in natividad st. ito?!

^^ung building malapit sa may barangay hall and mas malapit sa Pauline building

Zamboanga City is the Third Largest City in the Philippines after Davao City and Puerto Princesa City...and Kinda no# 36 in Asia which i've seen here before (2007)....while Davao and PP are in no# 30 and 31.




so who's the first one?...Dapitan?

im not that sure about hus the 1st but according sa news ung sa may dapitan ung na una pero they are using broadband ung sa Zamboanga are using Igate na specialty ata sa Call center kaya nauna ung zamboanga nagka Igate keysa sa Dapitan...:lol:

Sana d owner will change his mind and extend the hotels floor count from 8 to 15 para may highrise na din tau.. or maybe higher pa sa 15 para nice tignan ang Skyline ng Zamboanga. :)

^^chuck pwde rin niya palitan ung plan niya kc malalki nman ung bars na gamit nila pero not that kalaliman ung hukay ng building im not sure if may underground /basement sya or ala and we dont know kc ala pa nman tarpaulin na nakaindicate wat tlga ung building na kinukonstruct nila para binibitin ba and pinapahula anu ung building heheheh....maybe kung nakatirik na tlga sa 2nd storeys na ung construction saka mag post kung anu un hehehe

if i say so...there are only 3 big constructions happening in the City right now and some are yet pending and under proposal/planned...

The Garden Orchid Hotel

Unknown Long Construction at the back of ATOA

and the Site near in Chowking Lapurisima.

^^yeah big construction...pero Zuki madami rin nag build ng di gaanu kalakihan ung building tulad ng nsa may Guiwan ung foundation niya malalki....and one din ung sa may Baliwasan Chico ung Building ng DepED division office and ung building ng Saavedra Marketing...ung isa rin nakita kung underconstruc ung sa may Magay St..and etc...

^^buenas notches zambo pips:cheers:

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wew hehehe tapos ng habagat ngaun HOME DEPOT nanaman^^:cheers:

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GUIWAN UPDATES now @ second floor hehehe

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yehaa new subdivision on the rise @ brgy Boalan:cheers:

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another building on the rise at brgy boalan =)

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greenwhich renovation update walang veranda^^:cheers::lol:

if e base natin sa ibang citie like in cebu, and manila may mga personal call agent meaning as long may client ka and u have your pc and dsl u can have your own call center but it is not recogniz as one kasi your not using the right banwdt required or sabi natin un pang call ceter line talaga, kasi according to my friend who creates call center dsl along cannot handle its trafic wave kaya there is realy an intended line for them. so meaning kahit ako pwede ko gawin ng call center bahay ko if i want to but yet it wont be recognize muna not unless if your connected to the required standard un ang point ni nilo when he was iterviewed thats why dapitan is applying for one but PLDT is still under observation for thier requirements =) simple lang naman mga requirements ng call center but un connection ang problema:lol:, so i think i made your mind clear.


but this news is past na kaya move on na hahaha


eto ang bagong news ^^

8-10MILLION budget now approve for the phase 3 in paseo del mar

So I guess HOAX pala yung sinasabi nila na DAVAO CITY is the largest city in terms of land area? :bash:

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yehaa new subdivision on the rise @ brgy Boalan:cheers:

GALING! Booming na rin talaga ang REAL ESTATE Industry ng Zamboanga at Butuan Cities... CONGRATULATIONS! :banana:

So I guess HOAX pala yung sinasabi nila na DAVAO CITY is the largest city in terms of land area? :bash:

ano daw kuya fah? d ko gets ano relation ng davao sa qoutes u:lol::lol:

GALING! Booming na rin talaga ang REAL ESTATE Industry ng Zamboanga at Butuan Cities... CONGRATULATIONS! :banana:


yeah this will be the six subdivision along that area after the 2newly open^^:cheers:

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chowking is now full operation kaso affected ata sa road rehad:lol:

nuñez update

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road scene sa camins as usual mga truck:lol:

ilan bang mga high end subdivisions meron ngayon ang zamboanga?

Guys sino gusto tumingin ng IMBESTIGADOR ZAMBOANGA VERSION?:lol:

ilan bang mga high end subdivisions meron ngayon ang zamboanga?

4 un iba mga abot kaya na hehehe 2m ang pinaka mura:lol:

4 un iba mga abot kaya na hehehe 2m ang pinaka mura:lol:


can i have the Names of those big 4 Pls Psylock...:)

maybe kc mukhang durable namn ung mga bags nila jheheh...by the way i saw it ung store nila along san jose road sa tabi ng Clinic ni Dr Cases...

wah...speaking of dr.cases. memorable tlga ang experience ko when nagpa-check up ako sa clinic ni Dr.Cases.... hhahaha... :banana:

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wew hehehe tapos ng habagat ngaun HOME DEPOT nanaman^^:cheers:

wow, katunong siya ng HOME DEPOT sa Julio Vargas Street malapit sa workplace ko, ang kaibahan lng, partyplace siya, gimikan... :banana: :dance: :banana:

can i have the Names of those big 4 Pls Psylock...:)

pwede bang, ako na lng mag reply to satisfy ur needs?

1. VILLA SAN IGNACIO - Filinvest Corp. - Tumaga . East Coast

2. WOODRIDGE GARDEN VILL. - Landco Pacific Corp.- Tumaga . East Coast

3. MELROSE VILLE - Dennis Hardware Corp. - Boalan . East Coast

4. VILLA TERESA EXE. VILL. - Hong Estate Corp. - Culianan . East Coast

want more? :lol:

can i have the Names of those big 4 Pls Psylock...:)

ayun na sagot na ni mr marlowe hehehe but there are als other high end but local investor hehehe

wow, katunong siya ng HOME DEPOT sa Julio Vargas Street malapit sa workplace ko, ang kaibahan lng, partyplace siya, gimikan... :banana: :dance: :banana:

wahehehe home depot is known for its hardware like ace hardware, handyman and our local version dennis hardware^^:lol:

ayun na sagot na ni mr marlowe hehehe but there are als other high end but local investor hehehe

mr .marlowe reporting at yout service... :lol:

mr .marlowe reporting at yout service... :lol:

oi mar may pm ako sau

pwede bang, ako na lng mag reply to satisfy ur needs?

1. VILLA SAN IGNACIO - Filinvest Corp. - Tumaga . East Coast

2. WOODRIDGE GARDEN VILL. - Landco Pacific Corp.- Tumaga . East Coast

3. MELROSE VILLE - Dennis Hardware Corp. - Boalan . East Coast

4. VILLA TERESA EXE. VILL. - Hong Estate Corp. - Culianan . East Coast

want more? :lol:


yup, more kung meron pa... this is just a survey to answer these speculations that were made in other thread....:cheers:


Next to DAVAO and Cagayan de ORO... Butuan City is the next Real Estate Power house in Mindanao! LAki din kasi ng BUTUAN eh... Am I right? :bash:

Ilan na ba ang high - end subdivision jan?

and next to Butuan i guess is Zamboanga?...:):cheers:

we can't really tell of which is which.. we dont have enough proofs to say who is the next... wala may mag survey ana nga mga butang cguro... not unless if you will volunteer... hehehehe... all of these developments are for the whole Mindanao... kay for me behind kaayo ta sa Luzon and Visayas... IMO...

yup, more kung meron pa... this is just a survey to answer these speculations that were made in other thread....:cheers:

wew ariva mindanao hehehe apil unta sad ang iligan^^ ug gensan i think para tanan progresive ahihi:cheers:

yup, more kung meron pa... this is just a survey to answer these speculations that were made in other thread....:cheers:

kung sa subdivision lang d palupig ang zamboanga^^ we have atleast 20subdivision and counting^^:lol::cheers:

w8 lista naku tanan from east to west^^

wew ariva mindanao hehehe apil unta sad ang iligan^^ ug gensan i think para tanan progresive ahihi:cheers:

correct! well anyway, how many so-called high-end subds. are there in butuan city to date?~

kung sa subdivision lang d palupig ang zamboanga^^ we have atleast 20subdivision and counting^^:lol::cheers:

w8 lista naku tanan from east to west^^


:okay::cheers:

:okay::cheers:

BOSS!! Ilan po ba ang so-called HIGH END Subdivision sa Butuan?

it’s nice to see a lot of new establishments sprouting like mushrooms in the city, my only problem is, when doing things, do it right or at least tastefully done.

True, our city has a number of new structures but honestly, they don’t look inviting and attractive.

sigh
:ohno:
kudos to GOH, nice massive structure…totally changed Zamboanga’s urban landscape

it’s nice to see a lot of new establishments sprouting like mushrooms in the city, my only problem is, when doing things, do it right or at least tastefully done.

True, our city has a number of new structures but honestly, they don’t look inviting and attractive.

sigh
:ohno:
kudos to GOH, nice massive structure…totally changed Zamboanga’s urban landscape

Is Zamboanga City geographically part of Zamboanga Sibugay but politically it's not because it's independent, am i right?

Just like Cebu City which is geographically part of Cebu Province but politically independent of the province...

So I guess HOAX pala yung sinasabi nila na DAVAO CITY is the largest city in terms of land area? :bash:

ahh fahdingding sa philippines sila ung pinakamalking land area na sakop but if u based sa population they are not:lol:

Is Zamboanga City geographically part of Zamboanga Sibugay but politically it's not because it's independent, am i right?

Just like Cebu City which is geographically part of Cebu Province but politically independent of the province...

Good day pipols...

by the way Zamboanga is an independent City sa Western Mindanao and it is not part of Zamboanga Sibugay nor zamboanga del sur...we dont elect for governor and board members...zamboanga city is a chartered city like cebu city but geography we are part of Zamboanga peninsula but not the province

Good day pipols...

by the way Zamboanga is an independent City sa Western Mindanao and it is not part of Zamboanga Sibugay nor zamboanga del sur...we dont elect for governor and board members...zamboanga city is a chartered city like cebu city but geography we are part of Zamboanga peninsula but not the province

but according to National Statistics Coordination Board (http://nscb.gov.ph/activestats/psgc/province.asp?regName=REGION+IX+%28Zamboanga+Peninsula%29&regCode=09&provCode=097300000&provName=ZAMBOANGA%20DEL%20SUR), Zamboanga City is part of Zamboanga del Sur....Just click the link above...

ahh fahdingding sa philippines sila ung pinakamalking land area na sakop but if u based sa population they are not:lol:

but Puerto Princesa claims to be the biggest in land area.....

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wew hehehe tapos ng habagat ngaun HOME DEPOT nanaman^^:cheers:

^^home depot woow kelan pla ito ng open?pero mas okie pa rin sa Citi hardware kc mas malawak ungplace...speaking of it di papatalo ung Dennis Hardware umaariba tong lokal hardware na to and they are also the one who build the zamboa metals ung GI sheets na ginagamit now ng mga subd....:banana:

but according to National Statistics Coordination Board (http://nscb.gov.ph/activestats/psgc/province.asp?regName=REGION+IX+%28Zamboanga+Peninsula%29&regCode=09&provCode=097300000&provName=ZAMBOANGA%20DEL%20SUR), Zamboanga City is part of Zamboanga del Sur....Just click the link above...

accordingly but if we are part of zamboanga del sur ehh sana we vote for governor ehh di nman maybe speaking of geography we are part of it province but we are chartered city and not part of it and we have two representatives sa congress ung zambo del sur if im not wrong only 1

but Puerto Princesa claims to be the biggest in land area.....

maybe they claim but davao still the largest city sa philippines

accordingly but if we are part of zamboanga del sur ehh sana we vote for governor ehh di nman maybe speaking of geography we are part of it province but we are chartered city and not part of it and we have two representatives sa congress ung zambo del sur if im not wrong only 1

dito kasi sa Camarines Sur..ang Naga independent din..di rin bumuboto sa eleksyon ng mga provincial officials but can run during elections for provincial positions...however ang Naga is still part of Camarines Sur but politically independent of the province.....

it’s nice to see a lot of new establishments sprouting like mushrooms in the city, my only problem is, when doing things, do it right or at least tastefully done.

True, our city has a number of new structures but honestly, they don’t look inviting and attractive.

sigh
:ohno:
kudos to GOH, nice massive structure…totally changed Zamboanga’s urban landscape

yeah your right more establishment sprouting nga pero as wat u said they are not attracting tama ka some buildings they are building is for goodsake and money sake lng they wont build ung nakaka attract and ma amaze ung ung mga tao sa building but ma discourage lng sa looks....and tama ka rin sana gagawin ng mga contartista ung work especially tong kahabaan ng gov camins sa gabi di sa umaga it only creates more traffics...

dito kasi sa Camarines Sur..ang Naga independent din..di rin bumuboto sa eleksyon ng mga provincial officials but can run during elections for provincial positions...however ang Naga is still part of Camarines Sur but politically independent of the province.....

yeah same here but we dont elect as wat ive said heheh....

and politically speaking we have 2 representatives and it is divide into two political division and now they are proposing to have 3rd district kaso may nag oppose lng

yeah same here but we dont elect as wat ive said heheh....

and politically speaking we have 2 representatives and it is divide into two political division and now they are proposing to have 3rd district kaso may nag oppose lng

yup, because Zamboanga City has a population of 774,407 already....

wah...speaking of dr.cases. memorable tlga ang experience ko when nagpa-check up ako sa clinic ni Dr.Cases.... hhahaha... :banana:

ahh but ung father niya nag change ng office dun na sa may Universidad hospital ung anak nlng ni dr cases ung katabi ng Habagat heheheh.....


by the way napansin ko lng kc halos ung mga boutique dito sa zamboanga outside malls y kaya?

yup, because Zamboanga City has a population of 774,407 already....

yeap tma ka pero if you notice di lng nasa 7hundred thou ung pipol sa zamboanga more than that pa....kaya kung pupunta ka dito mapapansin mo ang daming tao sa down town area heheh...

gOod morning Zamboanga! :)

Is Zamboanga City geographically part of Zamboanga Sibugay but politically it's not because it's independent, am i right?

Just like Cebu City which is geographically part of Cebu Province but politically independent of the province...

Zamboanga City independent to any provinces..hnd nman kmi involved sa pag-vote for provinvial leaders.. napasama lang sa Zbga del Sur for classification purposes..

parang Davao City, independent rin but still under Davao del Sur..:)

Guys sino gusto tumingin ng IMBESTIGADOR ZAMBOANGA VERSION?:lol:


^^waw.. meron pLa? hmmmm.. so in chavacano yan? :banana:

Zamboanga City independent to any provinces..hnd nman kmi involved sa pag-vote for provinvial leaders.. napasama lang sa Zbga del Sur for classification purposes..

parang Davao City, independent rin but still under Davao del Sur..:)

you're right, Nejo. good morning, btw...:cheers:

pwede bang, ako na lng mag reply to satisfy ur needs?

1. VILLA SAN IGNACIO - Filinvest Corp. - Tumaga . East Coast

2. WOODRIDGE GARDEN VILL. - Landco Pacific Corp.- Tumaga . East Coast

3. MELROSE VILLE - Dennis Hardware Corp. - Boalan . East Coast

4. VILLA TERESA EXE. VILL. - Hong Estate Corp. - Culianan . East Coast

want more? :lol:

is there more high end subd dito marl?and by the way san parte ung villa teresa executive village na to sa culianan?and lokal company ba tong hong estate corp?

pwede bang, ako na lng mag reply to satisfy ur needs?

1. VILLA SAN IGNACIO - Filinvest Corp. - Tumaga . East Coast

2. WOODRIDGE GARDEN VILL. - Landco Pacific Corp.- Tumaga . East Coast

3. MELROSE VILLE - Dennis Hardware Corp. - Boalan . East Coast

4. VILLA TERESA EXE. VILL. - Hong Estate Corp. - Culianan . East Coast

want more? :lol:


^^kuya marL, nasa divisoria po ung MELROSE VILLE.. not boalan..:)

Zamboanga City independent to any provinces..hnd nman kmi involved sa pag-vote for provinvial leaders.. napasama lang sa Zbga del Sur for classification purposes..

parang Davao City, independent rin but still under Davao del Sur..:)

good morning nejo....tama ka we are independent and for purposes lng un para ma classifi lng tlga but we are not part of it

^^kuya marL, nasa divisoria po ung MELROSE VILLE.. not boalan..:)

tama ka nagkamali lng ata si marl hehehe.....:lol: anu kaya ung name ng subdivison sa may boalan parte?and im sure ang yaman ng Pag ibig funds:lol::lol:

good morning nejo....tama ka we are independent and for purposes lng un para ma classifi lng tlga but we are not part of it

^^yap yap.. kahit nga sa mga district meet, whether sa sports or education, Zamboanga City has its own Division..:)

good morning nejo....tama ka we are independent and for purposes lng un para ma classifi lng tlga but we are not part of it

^^yap yap.. kahit nga sa mga district meet, whether sa sports or education, Zamboanga City has its own Division..:)

yup...almost all cities yata independent or not has its own education division.....

^^yap yap.. kahit nga sa mga district meet, whether sa sports or education, Zamboanga City has its own Division..:)

yeap tama ka ulit nejo...wen it comes sa regional meets zamboanga has its own divison and representatives heheheh....

yup...almost all cities yata independent or not has its own education division.....

not all ata cities dito sa pinas ung independent sa mga provincial only few heheh ang tawag sa mga cities na to ay chartered cities heheh:lol: im sure Naga is a chartered Cities r8?

:okay::cheers:

heres the list you ask for kuya querts^^

list of zamboanga subdivision^^

1. johnston subdivision
2. blue homes subdivision 3rd phase
3. melrose subdivision
4. sea breeze subdivision on its second phase
5. A&W subdivision the biggest among all this has 6 phase^^
6. habitat subdivision
7. sunrise subdivision
8. island green subdivision
9. woodridge garden subdivision
10. Villa Teresa Subdivision
11. VILLA SAN IGNACIO subdivision
12. lakeview subdivision
13. Country Homes subdivision one of the largest its also in its 3rd phase
14. Carmen Valley Subdivision
15. ALTA VISTA Subdivision
16. Dona felisa homes subdivision
17. Villa Remedios Subdivision
18. HB Homes Subdivision one of the largest
19. Rosita's Subdivision
20. Green Valley Homes Subdivision
21. Blue Vista Subdivision <-- eto ang may ari ng blue shark hotel not the blue homes sub^^
22. Maria Subdivision
23. Casas de Amor Subdivision
24. Sanroe Subdivision
25. ROSEVALLE SUBDIVISION
26. BF Homes Subdivision
27. Summer Hill Subdivision
28. village subdivision
29. Kalayaan subdivision
30. to be continue ^^

^^yap yap.. kahit nga sa mga district meet, whether sa sports or education, Zamboanga City has its own Division..:)

by the way any news about the classy village ng woodridge and villa esterlla este villa san ignacio?mukhang nauuna pa ung melrose subdivision

not all ata cities dito sa pinas ung independent sa mga provincial only few heheh ang tawag sa mga cities na to ay chartered cities heheh:lol: im sure Naga is a chartered Cities r8?

what i meant is almost lahat ng ciudades sa Pilipinas, independent man o hindi ay may sariling education division....

Naga is an independent chartered city.:cheers:

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bili na^^

heres the list you ask for kuya querts^^

list of zamboanga subdivision^^

1. johnston subdivision
2. blue homes subdivision
3. melrose subdivision
4. sea breeze subdivision
5. A&W subdivision the biggest among all^^
6. habitat subdivision
7. sunrise subdivision
8. island green subdivision
9. woodridge garden subdivision
10. Villa Teresa Subdivision
11. VILLA SAN IGNACIO subdivision
12. lakeview subdivision
13. Country Homes subdivision
14. Carmen Valley Subdivision
15. ALTA VISTA Subdivision
16. Dona felisa homes subdivision
17. Villa Remedios Subdivision
18. HB Homes Subdivision one of the largest
19. Rosita's Subdivision
20. Green Valley Homes Subdivision
21. Blue Vista Subdivision <-- eto ang may ari ng blue shark hotel not the blue homes sub^^
22. Maria Subdivision
23. Casas de Amor Subdivision
24. Sanroe Subdivision
25. ROSEVALLE SUBDIVISION
26. BF Homes Subdivision
27. Summer Hill Subdivision
28. village subdivision
29. Kalayaan subdivision
30. to be continue ^^

^^by the way san parte ung blue homes?blue vista san to?but ung iba jan are not pa functional like woodridge and villa ignacio diba and may mga kulang k pa psy sa subrang dami ng subdivision dito

by the way may naread din me sa isang site na nakalist ung mga subdivison sa zamboanga and eto ung nakalist sa site:

List of Subdivisions in Zamboanga City
The following comprises a listing of subdivisions in Zamboanga City. The list, compiled independently by Ah Yer! Philippines from various public sources, is by no means exhaustive. There may be other subdivisions in Zamboanga. Moreover, some of the listed subdivisions may be defunct, or may be frozen in the pre-development phase.

+ A&W Subdivision
+ Aurora Village
+ Bernardo Subdivision
+ Casa de Saavedra
+ Felisario Subdivision
+ Green Valley Subdivision
+ Gustavo Fernanadez Villege
+ HB Homes
+ Johnston Subdivision
+ Morga Subdivision
+ Santo Niño Village
+ Seaside Subdivision
+ Southcom Village
+ Summer Hill Subdivision
+ Suterville Subdivision
+ Teachers' Village
+ Villa San Ignacio

what i meant is almost lahat ng ciudades sa Pilipinas, independent man o hindi ay may sariling education division....

Naga is an independent chartered city.:cheers:

^^yap lahat naman ng cuidad sa pinas may sariling division offices heheh....kc the regional and national offices ng Deped will distribute and ung divison offices ang tga salo kung anu man ung mga jobs ....

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La Union - Natalna Grille (Pagudpod, San Fernando, La Union. Contact: Michael Arroyo at 0916-3682389; 0918-3048097; 02-6076729)
Nueva Ecija - Wings Of Dreams Ent. (Pacific Mall, Cabanatuan City. Contact: 0917-8338374, E-mail: boss_yvz@yahoo.com)
Tarlac - Top Pick Print Hauz (Infront of Sto. Cristo Gym). (J. Luna St., Tarlac City. Contact: Jaja Serrano 0917-3661899 / 0922-8975252, Note: Tarlac distributor is not an official FMCC online distributor.
Baguio - Trends and Gadget (Baguio City. Ryan Mendoza, Contact: 0916-3906778, visit: nocturnalphoenixrjm.multiply.com)
Calamba, Laguna - Jennibelle's Treasure Box Boutique (Unit C, AHJ Calderon Bldg. #14 Dinulos Subd. New Canlubang, Brgy. Paciano Rizal. Calamba City, Laguna. Email: evabiatch@yahoo.com)
Binan, Laguna - C. Morales Commercial Complex(G/F C. Morales Commercial Complex Inc., Tulay Bato San Antonio. Binan, Laguna. Contact: Elizabeth Enriquez 0917-9277171 or 0908-8837387 Email: bethmadrid22@yahoo.com)
Olongapo and Bataan (Ryan Llaneza, Contact: 0908-3157977, visit: vhols21.multiply.com)
Angeles - Edzon Drugstore (Rizal cor. Kuliat St., Angeles City. Contact: Mark and Jen Heruela 0928-9423310 or 0916-6777035)
Ilocos Sur - Planet Sports Gen. Mdse (Plaza Maestro Commercial Complex. Vigan City, Ilocos Sur. Contact: Randy D. Racho. Tel. Nos: (077) 722-7112 or 0917-5712999 Email: rdracho@yahoo.com.ph)
Lucena, Quezon - Trends Arena (504 Enriquez St. besides PCSO lotto station. Lucena City 4301. Contact: 0917-9003800, E-mail: trends.arena@yahoo.com)

VISAYAS
Cebu City (Please contact Rex and Mischelle Morin at 09226565882 and 09226614819, respectively. You may visit them at Lot 8, Blk 3, William Lines Subdivision, Kimba, San Roque, Talisay City, Cebu)
Iloilo (Contact: Jan Onate 0917-8814865, Jenn Onate 0917-7172232 or (033) 3205817 Email: janonate@yahoo.com.ph)

MINDANAO
Zamboanga City (1C Canelar Barter Trade. Contact: 9930560) :lol:
Cagayan De Oro City - RBT Marketing (Pabayo - Hayes St., Cagayan De Oro City. Contact: Randy and Millie Tejada 0922-2938893 or (088) 5871168, Email: randy.tejada@yahoo.com or visit: fmccincdo.multiply.com)

bili na^^


^^waw.. ya psy, what are their products?

3 Stars & a Sun Stores

Provincial Distributors


LUZON
La Union - Natalna Grille (Pagudpod, San Fernando, La Union. Contact: Michael Arroyo at 0916-3682389; 0918-3048097; 02-6076729)
Nueva Ecija - Wings Of Dreams Ent. (Pacific Mall, Cabanatuan City. Contact: 0917-8338374, E-mail: boss_yvz@yahoo.com)
Tarlac - Top Pick Print Hauz (Infront of Sto. Cristo Gym). (J. Luna St., Tarlac City. Contact: Jaja Serrano 0917-3661899 / 0922-8975252, Note: Tarlac distributor is not an official FMCC online distributor.
Baguio - Trends and Gadget (Baguio City. Ryan Mendoza, Contact: 0916-3906778, visit: nocturnalphoenixrjm.multiply.com)
Calamba, Laguna - Jennibelle's Treasure Box Boutique (Unit C, AHJ Calderon Bldg. #14 Dinulos Subd. New Canlubang, Brgy. Paciano Rizal. Calamba City, Laguna. Email: evabiatch@yahoo.com)
Binan, Laguna - C. Morales Commercial Complex(G/F C. Morales Commercial Complex Inc., Tulay Bato San Antonio. Binan, Laguna. Contact: Elizabeth Enriquez 0917-9277171 or 0908-8837387 Email: bethmadrid22@yahoo.com)
Olongapo and Bataan (Ryan Llaneza, Contact: 0908-3157977, visit: vhols21.multiply.com)
Angeles - Edzon Drugstore (Rizal cor. Kuliat St., Angeles City. Contact: Mark and Jen Heruela 0928-9423310 or 0916-6777035)
Ilocos Sur - Planet Sports Gen. Mdse (Plaza Maestro Commercial Complex. Vigan City, Ilocos Sur. Contact: Randy D. Racho. Tel. Nos: (077) 722-7112 or 0917-5712999 Email: rdracho@yahoo.com.ph)
Lucena, Quezon - Trends Arena (504 Enriquez St. besides PCSO lotto station. Lucena City 4301. Contact: 0917-9003800, E-mail: trends.arena@yahoo.com)

VISAYAS
Cebu City (Please contact Rex and Mischelle Morin at 09226565882 and 09226614819, respectively. You may visit them at Lot 8, Blk 3, William Lines Subdivision, Kimba, San Roque, Talisay City, Cebu)
Iloilo (Contact: Jan Onate 0917-8814865, Jenn Onate 0917-7172232 or (033) 3205817 Email: janonate@yahoo.com.ph)

MINDANAO
Zamboanga City (1C Canelar Barter Trade. Contact: 9930560) :lol:
Cagayan De Oro City - RBT Marketing (Pabayo - Hayes St., Cagayan De Oro City. Contact: Randy and Millie Tejada 0922-2938893 or (088) 5871168, Email: randy.tejada@yahoo.com or visit: fmccincdo.multiply.com)

bili na^^

anu ung store an to all about wat?wat dealer nila?

heres the list you ask for kuya querts^^

list of zamboanga subdivision^^

1. johnston subdivision
2. blue homes subdivision 3rd phase
3. melrose subdivision
4. sea breeze subdivision on its second phase
5. A&W subdivision the biggest among all this has 6 phase^^
6. habitat subdivision
7. sunrise subdivision
8. island green subdivision
9. woodridge garden subdivision
10. Villa Teresa Subdivision
11. VILLA SAN IGNACIO subdivision
12. lakeview subdivision
13. Country Homes subdivision one of the largest its also in its 3rd phase
14. Carmen Valley Subdivision
15. ALTA VISTA Subdivision
16. Dona felisa homes subdivision
17. Villa Remedios Subdivision
18. HB Homes Subdivision one of the largest
19. Rosita's Subdivision
20. Green Valley Homes Subdivision
21. Blue Vista Subdivision <-- eto ang may ari ng blue shark hotel not the blue homes sub^^
22. Maria Subdivision
23. Casas de Amor Subdivision
24. Sanroe Subdivision
25. ROSEVALLE SUBDIVISION
26. BF Homes Subdivision
27. Summer Hill Subdivision
28. village subdivision
29. Kalayaan subdivision
30. to be continue ^^


^^waw... an dami..:banana::banana::banana:

kya psy, pwede pki-classify sya.. ung sinasabi nilang high-end, etc... tnx..:)

^^by the way san parte ung blue homes?blue vista san to?but ung iba jan are not pa functional like woodridge and villa ignacio diba and may mga kulang k pa psy sa subrang dami ng subdivision dito

by the way may naread din me sa isang site na nakalist ung mga subdivison sa zamboanga and eto ung nakalist sa site:

List of Subdivisions in Zamboanga City
The following comprises a listing of subdivisions in Zamboanga City. The list, compiled independently by Ah Yer! Philippines from various public sources, is by no means exhaustive. There may be other subdivisions in Zamboanga. Moreover, some of the listed subdivisions may be defunct, or may be frozen in the pre-development phase.

+ A&W Subdivision
+ Aurora Village
+ Bernardo Subdivision
+ Casa de Saavedra
+ Felisario Subdivision
+ Green Valley Subdivision
+ Gustavo Fernanadez Villege
+ HB Homes
+ Johnston Subdivision
+ Morga Subdivision
+ Santo Niño Village
+ Seaside Subdivision
+ Southcom Village
+ Summer Hill Subdivision
+ Suterville Subdivision
+ Teachers' Village
+ Villa San Ignacio



e ad mo na lang kaya ang kulang dun kasi may to be continued naman nilagay ko:lol:

all that i listed above are not defunct and they are full na un mga defunc na d na succed d ko na nilagyan ^^

^^waw.. ya psy, what are their products?:lol::lol: eto un 3 stars na t-shirt company ni francis m =)

^^waw... an dami..:banana::banana::banana:

kya psy, pwede pki-classify sya.. ung sinasabi nilang high-end, etc... tnx..:)


hirap nun hahaha yan nga lang whole nyt ko ni research kasi na wala yun copy ko nasa thread 12 to 15 ata un mga about subdivision ng zamboanga eh d ko ma hanap kaya research ulit:lol:

^^yap lahat naman ng cuidad sa pinas may sariling division offices heheh....kc the regional and national offices ng Deped will distribute and ung divison offices ang tga salo kung anu man ung mga jobs ....

:cheers:

anu ung store an to all about wat?wat dealer nila?

hala ka d mo din alam ^^ francis m t-shirt nga^^

:lol::lol: eto un 3 stars na t-shirt company ni francis m =)



^^waw.. tLga? nice...:banana:

:lol::lol: eto un 3 stars na t-shirt company ni francis m =)

ahh di ko alam to heheh may daler na pla nito dito woow nice..hmm medjo papasok pa sa loob ung store nila dito atleast merun na heheh

e ad mo na lang kaya ang kulang dun kasi may to be continued naman nilagay ko:lol:

all that i listed above are not defunct and they are full na un mga defunc na d na succed d ko na nilagyan ^^

ahh okie sa dinami dami ng mga subdivision dito hirap sila ilist hahahaahhaha nakakapagod maglist sa dami from east to west....hahahah:lol::lol::lol: and baka ung sinasabi sa site na binigay ko na defunc ung mga contratista or ung developers ng ga subdivison karaniwan kc nito iniwanan na nila and defunct na ung mga developers like sa seaside subdivison defunc na ung developer na tga manila,,,,,,and some

BOSS!! Ilan po ba ang so-called HIGH END Subdivision sa Butuan?


ask nalang natin yung butuan thread...:cheers:

NGCP sets P1 billion project in Zamboanga

by Sheila Covarrubias

Officials from the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (formerly NPC) yesterday announced the implementation of a 138 kilovolt transmission line and sub-station project costing roughly P1 billion for Zamboanga City.
As this developed, Mayor Celso Lobregat welcomed this development saying it is proof that Zamboanga is moving forward by leaps and bounds. The project will complement the increasing power demand in the city due to the numerous investments being put up here.
Peter Jubas, NGCP Mindanao Projects Division head and Engr. Ruben Conti, NGCP consultant yesterday morning met with Mayor Celso Lobregat to discuss plans for the immediate implementation of the project through the AER Construction and Development Company Inc. and ALRAF Construction and Enterprises joint venture.
Among the concerns tackled were the acquisition of the road right of way for the passage of the transmission lines.
The supply and delivery of transmission line materials is hundred percent complete and what is being awaited is the construction of transmission lines from Sangali in the east coast to Pitogo in the west coast.
The proposed transmission line reinforcement between Sangali and Pitogo aims to provide or extend reliable bulk power services in Western Mindanao. It is also intended to remedy operational problems such as line outages and at the same time provide for the projected increase in power demand in the area.
The project covers 32 km transmission lines made up of 225 steel towers, according to Jubas. “This will really improve the transmission of power from Sangali to Zamboanga City and this will also address the increasing demand of power in Zamboanga”.
Engr. Conti said the trickle down effects would be the hiring of local people to undertake the project and will ensure power availability, reliability and quality.
The project, according to Engr. Conti, is intended to answer the power demand of Zamboanga City for the next 10-15 years.
“The load of Zamboanga in terms of megawatt and megawatthours is growing by leaps and bounds so we, the power utility industry has to meet this demand that is why we are investing over one billion pesos”, the NGCP consultant stressed.
He stressed power demand of Zamboanga City is quite large, equivalent to the demand of the rest of region 9 and that it growing very fast.
Based on NGCP records, consumption through power transmitter 1 is 37.69 mw while power transformer 2 consumption is pegged at 42.3 megawatts. (CITY HALL PR-Sheila Covarrubias)

zambotoday

^^by the way san parte ung blue homes?blue vista san to?but ung iba jan are not pa functional like woodridge and villa ignacio diba and may mga kulang k pa psy sa subrang dami ng subdivision dito

by the way may naread din me sa isang site na nakalist ung mga subdivison sa zamboanga and eto ung nakalist sa site:

List of Subdivisions in Zamboanga City
The following comprises a listing of subdivisions in Zamboanga City. The list, compiled independently by Ah Yer! Philippines from various public sources, is by no means exhaustive. There may be other subdivisions in Zamboanga. Moreover, some of the listed subdivisions may be defunct, or may be frozen in the pre-development phase.

+ A&W Subdivision
+ Aurora Village
+ Bernardo Subdivision
+ Casa de Saavedra
+ Felisario Subdivision
+ Green Valley Subdivision
+ Gustavo Fernanadez Villege
+ HB Homes
+ Johnston Subdivision
+ Morga Subdivision
+ Santo Niño Village
+ Seaside Subdivision
+ Southcom Village
+ Summer Hill Subdivision
+ Suterville Subdivision
+ Teachers' Village
+ Villa San Ignacio

the place where I grew up, Dona Maria Subdivision named after my maternal great grand mother Dona Maria Tarroza Atilano.:cheers: salud

^^by the way san parte ung blue homes?blue vista san to?but ung iba jan are not pa functional like woodridge and villa ignacio diba and may mga kulang k pa psy sa subrang dami ng subdivision dito

by the way may naread din me sa isang site na nakalist ung mga subdivison sa zamboanga and eto ung nakalist sa site:

List of Subdivisions in Zamboanga City
The following comprises a listing of subdivisions in Zamboanga City. The list, compiled independently by Ah Yer! Philippines from various public sources, is by no means exhaustive. There may be other subdivisions in Zamboanga. Moreover, some of the listed subdivisions may be defunct, or may be frozen in the pre-development phase.

+ A&W Subdivision
+ Aurora Village
+ Bernardo Subdivision
+ Casa de Saavedra
+ Felisario Subdivision
+ Green Valley Subdivision
+ Gustavo Fernanadez Villege
+ HB Homes
+ Johnston Subdivision
+ Morga Subdivision
+ Santo Niño Village
+ Seaside Subdivision
+ Southcom Village
+ Summer Hill Subdivision
+ Suterville Subdivision
+ Teachers' Village
+ Villa San Ignacio

High end ba to lahat?

High end ba to lahat?

list f zamboanga subdivision

1. johnston subdivision <----dito mas claro na mayayaman kasi customized mga houses^^ gaya ng mga alano, mañalac, cases etc^^
2. blue homes subdivision
3. melrose subdivision
4. sea breeze subdivision
5. A&W subdivision the biggest among all^^
6. habitat subdivision
7. sunrise subdivision
8. island green subdivision
9. woodridge garden subdivision
10. Villa Teresa Subdivision
11. VILLA SAN IGNACIO subdivision
12. lakeview subdivision
13. Country Homes subdivision
14. Carmen Valley Subdivision
15. ALTA VISTA Subdivision
16. Dona felisa homes subdivision
17. Villa Remedios Subdivision
18. HB Homes Subdivision one of the largest
19. Rosita's Subdivision
20. Green Valley Homes Subdivision
21. Blue Vista Subdivision <-- eto ang may ari ng blue shark hotel not the blue homes sub^^
22. Maria Subdivision
23. Casas de Amor Subdivision
24. Sanroe Subdivision
25. ROSEVALLE SUBDIVISION
26. BF Homes Subdivision
27. Summer Hill Subdivision
28. village subdivision
29. Kalayaan subdivision
30. Aurora Village
31. Bernardo Subdivision
32. Casa de Saavedra subdivision
33. Felisario Subdivision subdivision
34. Gustavo Fernanadez Villege
35. Morga Subdivision
36. Seaside Subdivision
37. Teachers' Village subdivision
38. Suterville Subdivision
39. and counting^^


mar paki red mga high end^^

NGCP sets P1 billion project in Zamboanga

by Sheila Covarrubias

Officials from the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (formerly NPC) yesterday announced the implementation of a 138 kilovolt transmission line and sub-station project costing roughly P1 billion for Zamboanga City.
As this developed, Mayor Celso Lobregat welcomed this development saying it is proof that Zamboanga is moving forward by leaps and bounds. The project will complement the increasing power demand in the city due to the numerous investments being put up here.
Peter Jubas, NGCP Mindanao Projects Division head and Engr. Ruben Conti, NGCP consultant yesterday morning met with Mayor Celso Lobregat to discuss plans for the immediate implementation of the project through the AER Construction and Development Company Inc. and ALRAF Construction and Enterprises joint venture.
Among the concerns tackled were the acquisition of the road right of way for the passage of the transmission lines.
The supply and delivery of transmission line materials is hundred percent complete and what is being awaited is the construction of transmission lines from Sangali in the east coast to Pitogo in the west coast.
The proposed transmission line reinforcement between Sangali and Pitogo aims to provide or extend reliable bulk power services in Western Mindanao. It is also intended to remedy operational problems such as line outages and at the same time provide for the projected increase in power demand in the area.
The project covers 32 km transmission lines made up of 225 steel towers, according to Jubas. “This will really improve the transmission of power from Sangali to Zamboanga City and this will also address the increasing demand of power in Zamboanga”.
Engr. Conti said the trickle down effects would be the hiring of local people to undertake the project and will ensure power availability, reliability and quality.
The project, according to Engr. Conti, is intended to answer the power demand of Zamboanga City for the next 10-15 years.
“The load of Zamboanga in terms of megawatt and megawatthours is growing by leaps and bounds so we, the power utility industry has to meet this demand that is why we are investing over one billion pesos”, the NGCP consultant stressed.
He stressed power demand of Zamboanga City is quite large, equivalent to the demand of the rest of region 9 and that it growing very fast.
Based on NGCP records, consumption through power transmitter 1 is 37.69 mw while power transformer 2 consumption is pegged at 42.3 megawatts. (CITY HALL PR-Sheila Covarrubias)

zambotoday



wahehehe buti naman para ma zero blackout na or if ever ma blackout 5mins lang back to power na agad^^ like sa cebu:cheers:

Country Food and Tea House adds new line of fine teas

A newly-opened food shop in the city is serving a selection of imported special and herbal teas, making Country Food and Tea House the only one of its kind in Zamboanga.

“We serve buckwheat tea, vanity tea, royal red tea, organic green tea, black dragon tea, jasmine tea, pu-er tea, and a lot more”, says young proprietress Janna Aming.
Buckwheat tea strengthens human’s digestive system, increases our physical energy and boosts our spirit. It also improves the functions of our five major internal organs, eliminating heat, swelling, eases intestinal congestion. Organic tea acts as an anti-oxidant, anti-viral and it has skin health enhancing effects. It stimulates metabolism, increase immunity, aid prevention of age-related memory loss and dementia.
Pu-er tea lowers body lipids and cholesterol, reduces weight, produces body fluid, quenches thirst, sobers up and neutralizes toxins. Black dragon tea moistens the lung cavity, energizes the nerves, strengthens the mind, Aming explained.
Country Food and Tea House is located at Ground Floor, Midtown Plaza, Nunez Extension, Zamboanga City, with tel no. 922-6838.
The shop also offers crepes and smoothies that make for great, healthy snacks, Aming said. Country Food’s menu offers 15 kinds of crepes - with fillings of seafood to chicken, and fruits to ice cream. It also serves pasta like seafood carbonara, waffles and five flavors of fresh fruit yogurts. Children and teens will especially enjoy any of its 16 smoothies flavors. Completing the diverse menu are ice creams, beverages and special teas.
Crepes are flat, soft wafers made of wheat or other flours that may be folded over any assortment of fillings and served as appetizers, first course, or dessert. Crepes are very popular in Europe.
An artsy interior setting gratifies the senses while the diner nourishes the body with fine food.

Country Food and Tea House adds new line of fine teas


A newly-opened food shop in the city is serving a selection of imported special and herbal teas, making Country Food and Tea House the only one of its kind in Zamboanga.

“We serve buckwheat tea, vanity tea, royal red tea, organic green tea, black dragon tea, jasmine tea, pu-er tea, and a lot more”, says young proprietress Janna Aming.
Buckwheat tea strengthens human’s digestive system, increases our physical energy and boosts our spirit. It also improves the functions of our five major internal organs, eliminating heat, swelling, eases intestinal congestion. Organic tea acts as an anti-oxidant, anti-viral and it has skin health enhancing effects. It stimulates metabolism, increase immunity, aid prevention of age-related memory loss and dementia.
Pu-er tea lowers body lipids and cholesterol, reduces weight, produces body fluid, quenches thirst, sobers up and neutralizes toxins. Black dragon tea moistens the lung cavity, energizes the nerves, strengthens the mind, Aming explained.
Country Food and Tea House is located at Ground Floor, Midtown Plaza, Nunez Extension, Zamboanga City, with tel no. 922-6838.
The shop also offers crepes and smoothies that make for great, healthy snacks, Aming said. Country Food’s menu offers 15 kinds of crepes - with fillings of seafood to chicken, and fruits to ice cream. It also serves pasta like seafood carbonara, waffles and five flavors of fresh fruit yogurts. Children and teens will especially enjoy any of its 16 smoothies flavors. Completing the diverse menu are ice creams, beverages and special teas.
Crepes are flat, soft wafers made of wheat or other flours that may be folded over any assortment of fillings and served as appetizers, first course, or dessert. Crepes are very popular in Europe.
An artsy interior setting gratifies the senses while the diner nourishes the body with fine food.

Media
In terms of local media there are twenty-two radio stations. Furthermore there are eight television stations in Zamboanga; of which six are broadcast and two are cable or satellite only channels.

Television stations
*ABS-CBN Zamboanga: Channel 3 (formerly operated by RT Broadcast Specialists, which was a GMA affiliate until 1995)
*Radio Philippines Network: Channel 5
*National Broadcasting Network: Channel 7
*GMA Network: Channel 9 (formerly operated by First United Broadcasting Corporation, a former ABS-CBN affiliate)
*Golden Broadcast Professionals, Inc- Channel 11 (airs programs on IBC13 and ABC5)
*TV 13 Broadcasting Cooperative
*Studio 23 Zamboanga
*Associated Broadcasting Company: Channel 29 (relay broadcast from Manila)
*untv channel 45
*ME channel 54


Radio stations
*Manila Broadcasting Company
**90.7 DWST Showbiz Tsismis (now Yes FM; aired direct from Manila until late 2000, now off the air)
**97.9 DXCM Love Radio
**102.7 DXHT HotFM
**855 AM DZRH
*UM Broadcasting Network
**91.5 WildFM DXKZ
**1044 DXLL AM Radyo Ukay
*Audio Visual Communications Inc.
**93.1 DXRX Dream Radio
*Consolidated Broadcasting Systems-Bombo Radyo Network
**93.9 Star FM
*Golden Broadcast Professionals, Inc. (95.5 FM)
**GoldFM (August 1992 to April 2000)
**Killer Bee (affiliate station of Quest Broadcasting Network (Magic 89.9) on air since May 1, 2000)
*Radio Mindanao Network:
**96.3 DXWR iFM
**900AM DXRZ Radyo Agong
*GMA Network- RGMA
**97.1 DXMJ Campus Radio "Ese!"
**1287 DXRC Super Radyo
*ABS-CBN Network
**98.7 DXFH ABS-CBN Radio "My Only Radio"
*First United Broadcasting Corporation
**99.5 DXLA (airs Voice of America Music Mix)
**1080 DXRH Radio Hermosa (off-air)
*Nation Broadcasting Corporation
**101.1 DXTY Tony (Classic Standards Music; off-air since 2001)
**963 DXYZ Sonshine Radio (Angel Radyo)
*Ultimate Entertainment, Inc.-Swara Sug Broadcasting Company
**103.5 DXUE "The Spirit of Zamboanga"
*Radio Philippines Network
**1008 DXXX
*Far East Broadcasting Company
**1116 DXAS "Your Community Radio"
*Philippine Broadcasting Service
**1170 DXMR "Radyo ng Bayan"
*Catholic Media Network
**1467 DXVP "Radyo Verdadero" (Radio Veritas Zamboanga)

Education
Zamboanga City houses three universities and numerous colleges and institutes.

List of the different educational institutions of Zamboanga:
*A.B. Simpson Evangelical School
*AMA Computer Learning Center
*Arturo Eustaquio Memorial Science High School- Universidad de Zamboanga Main Campus, Tetuan
*Ateneo de Zamboanga High School - Tumaga
*Ateneo de Zamboanga University - La Purisima St.
*Avalokitesvara High School
*Bethany Child Development Center- Gov. Ramos St., Sta. Maria
*Brent Hospital and Colleges Inc.
*Claret High School - San Jose Rd.
*Creche Learning School - Tetuan
*Ebenezer Bible College and Seminary
*Filipinas Technical Institute- San Jose Road
*Filipino Turkish Tolerance High School
*Immaculate Conception Archdiocesan School- HS -Upper Calarian
*Immaculate Conception Archdiocesan School- HS -Tetuan
*ICAS-College -Tetuan
*Immaculate Conception Archdiocesan School- HS -Sangali
*Philippine Islamic College - Campo Muslim
*J-Jireh High School- Suterville
*Mindanao Electronics Institute College (MEIN)- San Jose Gusu
*Montessori De Zamboanga (MDZ) - Tumaga/Sta. Maria
*Nuevo Zamboanga College
*Pastor Bonus Seminary-Tetuan
*Pilar College & High School
*Regional Science High School- San Roque
*Saint Augustine School of Nursing- Guiwan Highway
*Saint Joseph School- Gov. Camins Avenue
*STI College- Gov. Lim Avenue
*Sto. Niño Village High School
*Southern City High School/College - Pilar Street
*Universidad de Zamboanga
*Western Mindanao Cooperative College
*Western Mindanao State University (formerly Zamboanga Normal School)
*Zamboanga A.E. Science High School
*Zamboanga Chong Hua High School
*Zamboanga City Alliance Evan. - Mayor Jaldon St.
*Zamboanga City Academy - San Jose Rd.
*Zamboanga City State Polytechnic College - R.T. Lim Blvd.
*Zamboanga General Hospital School of Nursing
*Zamboanga Polytechnic College
*Zamboanga State College of Marine Science and Tech
*Zion Evangelical School - Canelar Moret

First time in this thread!

Sorry for those from Zamboanga, I'm a traveller person and Zamboanga really ranks bottom to my list of places I'm planning to visit.:ohno: I think it's within the news siguro. Medyo natatakot nga ako and I always keep in mind that Zamboanga is a nice city base on this thread, hindi pa rin nawala sa kin ang takot. I already been in Davao, Gen San and Bukidonon, really, Zamboanga ranks bottom in my list. I prefer CDO, Camiguin and Surigao.

Can you please help me promoting your city in such to convince us, since most of my friends were scared if we have plans to vist Zamboanga.

Yun lang po! Thanks!:)

First time in this thread!

Sorry for those from Zamboanga, I'm a traveller person and Zamboanga really ranks bottom to my list of places I'm planning to visit.:ohno: I think it's within the news siguro. Medyo natatakot nga ako and I always keep in mind that Zamboanga is a nice city base on this thread, hindi pa rin nawala sa kin ang takot. I already been in Davao, Gen San and Bukidonon, really, Zamboanga ranks bottom in my list. I prefer CDO, Camiguin and Surigao.

Can you please help me promoting your city in such to convince us, since most of my friends were scared if we have plans to vist Zamboanga.

Yun lang po! Thanks!:)

wahehehe ok lang un d na kame ma surprized its a common expresion that zamboanga city will always bring kahit some from cebu natatakot but when they arrive and make tour tour na un na iiba ang kanilang pag tingin ahehehe

i love surigao cdo and bukidnon din^^

Islands
Zamboanga City has 28 islands off its mainland's coast. They officially belong to the city's jurisdiction and in every aspect. Some of these islands are inhabited, while others are frequented for scuba diving and fishing. The Santa Cruz Islands are famous for their pink coral sandy beaches which are considered rare in the world. The islands are rich in corals, shell varieties (over half of the world's known shell varieties are found in the Sulu Sea of which these islands belong to), and sea life. The islands are:

this is one of kind frau pink sand beach a rare experience in the world =):cheers:

*Bacungan Island
*Baong Island
*Bobo Island
*Buguias Island
*Cabog Island
*Camugan Island
*Gatusan Island
*Great Santa Cruz Island
*Kablingan Island
*Lambang Island
*Lamunigan Island
*Lapinigan Island
*Little Malanipa Island
*Little Santa Cruz Island
*Malanipa Island
*Panganaban Island
*Pangapuyan Island
*Pitas Island
*Sacol Island
*Salangan Island
*Sinunug Island
*Taguiti Island
*Tictabon Island
*Tigburacao Island
*Tumalutap Island
*Vilan Vilan Island
*Visa Island
*Vitali Island
* And the eleven island in boalan


Fraulein eto mga island na u can visit the red ones, pag sa mountain naman u can visist pasonanca park and abong abong =) historical speaking is the fort pillar shrine along with is the paseo del mar^^

Thanks!

I've heard and learn from this thread that Zamboanga is also rich is eco-tourist sites. Pero concerns such as security bothers us to be there. Any movement or actions take place to protect the city from such danger?

First time in this thread!

Sorry for those from Zamboanga, I'm a traveller person and Zamboanga really ranks bottom to my list of places I'm planning to visit.:ohno: I think it's within the news siguro. Medyo natatakot nga ako and I always keep in mind that Zamboanga is a nice city base on this thread, hindi pa rin nawala sa kin ang takot. I already been in Davao, Gen San and Bukidonon, really, Zamboanga ranks bottom in my list. I prefer CDO, Camiguin and Surigao.

Can you please help me promoting your city in such to convince us, since most of my friends were scared if we have plans to vist Zamboanga.

Yun lang po! Thanks!:)


^^its understandable jejeje who doesnt with the news coming out left and right reporting from zambo city. well, just browse thru the old thread for more info's. :) or if you have the guts you will always be welcome in our beloved city.:)

Thanks!

I've heard and learn from this thread that Zamboanga is also rich is eco-tourist sites. Pero concerns such as security bothers us to be there. Any movement or actions take place to protect the city from such danger?


^^you can always visit the local tourism office for assistance if you are really that afraid:)

Thanks and I will do that maybe in the near future:)

Thanks and I will do that maybe in the near future:)


^^thanks much for dropin by, hope youll consider visiting someday.:)

Thanks!

I've heard and learn from this thread that Zamboanga is also rich is eco-tourist sites. Pero concerns such as security bothers us to be there. Any movement or actions take place to protect the city from such danger?

aw yeah the zamboanga city economic zone like the boat houses, strawbery farm etcetc^^

Thanks!

I've heard and learn from this thread that Zamboanga is also rich is eco-tourist sites. Pero concerns such as security bothers us to be there. Any movement or actions take place to protect the city from such danger?

^^ if d na maawatan un takot u can first visit the city tourism hehehe^^:cheers:

Thanks!

I've heard and learn from this thread that Zamboanga is also rich is eco-tourist sites. Pero concerns such as security bothers us to be there. Any movement or actions take place to protect the city from such danger?

hi... I have provided some links here for you to visit, these are usually blogs made by people who visited zamboanga. Maybe in a little way we can lessen your worries.

http://laureenmay.blogspot.com/2009/07/zamboanga-city.html
http://thebackpackboy.com/2008/08/zamboanga-city-asias-latin-city.html
http://thebackpackboy.com/2008/08/zamboanga-city-asias-latin-city.html
http://www.ivanhenares.com/2008/11/zamboanga-citys-colorful-heritage.html
http://www.blogcatalog.com/blog/hola-filipinas/95ea14e2e12c2e217d400380f01e13f3
http://www.blogcatalog.com/blog/hola-filipinas/0efad5ba6d87e0527e759656d7eb28b4
http://www.ironwulf.net/tag/zamboanga-city/

Hoping these would help.. :)

Beautiful Sunset kanina at the Paseo del mar...that makes attracted to everybody...

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1735.jpg

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1736.jpg

Construction update on the 8th-Storey Building.

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http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1711.jpg

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1712.jpg

Beautiful Sunset kanina at the Paseo del mar...that makes attracted to everybody...

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1735.jpg

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1736.jpg

MAJESTIC!

Construction update on the 8th-Storey Building.

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1710.jpg

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1711.jpg

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1712.jpg

MINDPRO ba yang katabi nya?

First time in this thread!

Sorry for those from Zamboanga, I'm a traveller person and Zamboanga really ranks bottom to my list of places I'm planning to visit.:ohno: I think it's within the news siguro. Medyo natatakot nga ako and I always keep in mind that Zamboanga is a nice city base on this thread, hindi pa rin nawala sa kin ang takot. I already been in Davao, Gen San and Bukidonon, really, Zamboanga ranks bottom in my list. I prefer CDO, Camiguin and Surigao.

Can you please help me promoting your city in such to convince us, since most of my friends were scared if we have plans to vist Zamboanga.

Yun lang po! Thanks!:)

Good morning pips...

well di ka namin masisi sa iniicip mo and ung tga Luzon...yeah tama ka tru media kaya madami natatakot and akala nila na ganun tlga ang Zamboanga City...1st impression nga nman ng tao na tga Luzon and Metro Manila na nakakatakot pumunta sa Zamboanga well isa lng masabi ko y not try to visit our City and experience the place and see to it kung magulo and may nagaganap na kidnaping or etc maybe di ka magsisi kung pumunta ka rito...i hav experience ganitong situation na may taga Manila na aasign ng kanilang boss sa Zamboanga City panay ang pag pray nya and takot na takot sya na baka mpagdating nya sa Zamboanga City mamamatay na sya nung nagland na ung airplane na sinasakyan nya natatakot na sya pero napansin niya bat ang daming tao nakaabang sa may Departure area ng airport bat ang tahimik ng place bat naka ngiti ung mga tao sa kanya and bat parang di maguo ung place naiisip niya tuloy na mali nga ung sinasabi ng mga tga Media and mga ibang tao unang impression nga pero kung nandito kna mawawala ung takot mo...itoy ikwento ko lng sayo kc ito ay ngyari sa totoo and this is our professor from manila so now love na love niya pumunta rito sabi nga niya Media nga nman...:lol::lol:

^^mr. Fraulein its okie na ganun i rank mo ang zamboanga city if i wer u try to visit our city mamangha ka sa lugar and mapaisip mo bat may Jollibee, Mcdo and etc sa City and masabi mo di nman magulo ahh mali nga nman:lol::lol:

MINDPRO ba yang katabi nya?

yep katabi niya ung Mindpro...

OFFICIAL NAME:
Republic of Zamboanga

The First Republic in The Philippines

May 1899 - March 1903

4 Historic Years!

Zamboanga, the ancient and beautiful City of Flowers that was founded in 1635, now acknowledged as Asia's "only" Latin City, was once declared and existed as a sovereign republic within its territory of historic existence inside a revolutionary government popularly chosen by its Chavacano citizens. It resulted from the chaos of war declared between the United States versus Spain and its territories, including its only Asian territory - The Philippines; then, the ensuing war between the Filipinos of Luzon against their former comrades of the conquering U.S. forces; followed thereafter by the battle between the Chavacanos of Zamboanga against their former allies of the ruling Spanish military, and then ultimately against the invading U.S. Army after the Zamboangueños defeated and evicted the ruling Spaniards (who lost and capitulated to the U.S. government in the Treaty of Paris). Afterwards, Gen. Alvarez declared victory and their freedom from all foreign influence by creating their historic Republic of Zamboanga on May 18, 1899.



The Republic of Zamboanga's declared sovereignty lasted from May 18, 1899 until November 16, 1899, wherein its revolutionary government and chosen President General Vicente Alvarez, who led the liberation of the Zamboangueños from the tenuous grip of the retreating Spanish military, along with his victorious military troops, exercised de facto sovereignty over administrative functions and military control within their new country territory and was not subordinate or subject to any other government or authority in the country known as Las Islas Filipinas by its former Spanish rulers, that became The Philippines under its United States conquerors and administrators (which finally resulted as the Republic of The Philippines after its eventual independence from all foreign intervention). President Alvarez proclaimed his new Republic of Zamboanga had overarching rule over the entire island of Mindanao, Basilan and Sulu - effectively the entire southern Filipinas, amidst a tri-party war between the U.S., Spain, and the Philippine islands' natives. Although President Alvarez's overarching claim was grandiose (similar in context to proclaimed Dictator/President Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo's overarching non-de facto claim for the Islands of Luzon and Visayas as the Dictatorial Government of the Philippine Revolutionary Government on June 23, 1898), his more realistic sovereignty was over the existing premises of ancient Zamboanga, which can be estimated to be about the same size as present day Zamboanga City is. Nevertheless, President Alvarez and his troops, along with the redeemed Zamboangueños, became the only citizens of the Filipinas who had complete sovereignty over their de facto jurisdiction, a feat no other Filipinos ever attained during this war, not even his northern cohort, Luzon's revolutionary Dictator/President, and General, Emilio Aguinaldo. That is a sad fact in Philippine history and we aim to correct that misrepresentation herein. Zamboanga was the first sovereign "Filipino" republic ever created in Philippine history.


History of The Republic of Zamboanga

(May 1899 - March 1903)


Government: Republic of Zamboanga
Dates: May 18, 1899 - Nov. 16, 1899
President: Gen. Vicente Alvarez
Type: Revolutionary / Chosen by the people

G:Republic of Zamboanga
D: Nov. 17, 1899 - March 1901
P: Isidoro Midel*
T: Revolutionary / Appointed by Succession - U.S. Army


G: Republic of Zamboanga
D: March 1901 - March 1903
P: Mariano Arquiza
T: Municipal Election / U.S. Administration

G: Republic of Zamboanga
D: March 1903 - March 1903
P: Isidoro Midel*
T: Municipal Presidency / Appointed by U.S. Governor


G: Moro Province - Old Zamboanga is made Capital of consolidated Mindanao, Basilan, & Sulu Archipelago, after abolishment. The Moro Province had 5 districts: Sulu, Zamboanga, Lanao, Cotabato, and Davao.

D: March 1903 - the duly elected Republic of Zamboanga President Mariano Arquiza's government ended & was replaced by a new U.S. governor - the Republic of Zamboanga was abolished after 4 historic years!

P: 1st U.S. Governor: Gen. Leonard Wood's Governor Office & Home is located in ancient Zamboanga, the former Republic.

T: U.S. Regional Government under partial U.S. Military Rule in the Moro Province ended in 1913, after Brig. Gen. Tasker H. Bliss (1906-09) & Brig. Gen. John J. Pershing (1909-13) took their turns as Governor, maintaining their office in the former Republic of Zamboanga, which the U.S. acknowledged and assisted in its governmental operation for 3-1/2 years.


D: July 19, 1903 - Gen. Leonard Wood arrives in Philippines to organize the Moro Province government, conferred with Gov. Taft & Gen. Davis in Manila.

P: President Arquiza was fired from his job by American Governor due to his inability to nab local murderer Eduardo Alvarez for killing 2 American miners



A Recognition of History: Republic of Zamboanga

( May 1899 - March 1903)



What the Zamboangueños accomplished is quite historical and truly amazing, and deserves to be recognized in the annals of Mindanao, Philippine and World history, regardless of un-published or muted practice. This special historical article was researched thoroughly by Zamboanga.com and is a tribute to all independent Zamboangueños, and a latent recognition of the history of our Republic of Zamboanga. Viva! Libre!

Republic of Zamboanga



IMPORTANT NOTE: the invading U.S. military had command & control over Luzon, so what Gen. Aguinaldo had influence over as President was his guerilla warfare forces, and not a sovereign government that exercised de facto administrative control over its claimed territory. While historical notes referred to Gen. Aguinaldo as a dictator, he eventually proclaimed himself as President of the entire Philippines while having only tactical control over the Manila area (and the U.S. had its military superiority and just defeated the Spaniards), and no sovereignty over Luzon, Visayas, and certainly not Mindanao. In essence, what truly happened during this defining moment of Philippine history was that the former Spanish colony became divided into two (2) separate revolutionary governments:


It must be noted herein that a mere proclamation does not warrant the true meaning and application of sovereignty, and without sovereignty, there cannot be independence. Sovereignty is described as "the quality of having supreme, underived and independent authority over a territory. It can be found in a power to rule and make law that rests on a political fact for which no purely legal explanation can be provided. The concept has been discussed, debated and questioned throughout history, from the time of the Romans through to the present day, although it has changed in its definition, concept, and application throughout, especially during the Age of Enlightenment. The current notion of state sovereignty were laid down in the Treaty of Westphalia of 1648 (Westphalian sovereignty), which, in relation to states, codified the basic principles of territorial integrity, border inviolability, and supremacy of the state (rather than the Church). A sovereign is a supreme lawmaking authority." In essence, there must be de facto control and command over its proclaimed territory and people before a candidate government can ever be considered legitimate. Historically, Emilio Aguinaldo's dictatorial government and revolutionary government never had de facto sovereignty over any of the major islands of the Philippines during the uprising against either the ruling Spaniards or the conquering forces of the United States. Hence, Aguinaldo's declaration was merely symbolic in effort but was never factual in the true application of de facto sovereignty.

http://www.zamboanga.com/z/images/5/52/Republic_of_Zamboanga.JPGRepublic of Zamboanga map, area where President Alvarez and his Chavacano troops, along with the redeemed Zamboangueños, became the only citizens of the Filipinas who had complete sovereignty over their de facto jurisdiction, a feat no other Filipinos ever attained during the revolutionary wars.

( HAHA grabe ang laki pala ng ZAMBOANGA REPUBLIC noon^^)


(Revolutionary Government of Zamboanga): May 18, 1899 - Nov 16, 1899 (de facto) - This was the timeline when the new republic was independent and free of any foreign influence or control.



May 18, 1899 - Fort Pilar and its Spanish troops, in Southern Philippines, surrendered to the Revolutionary Government of Zamboanga.



May 23, 1899 - The Spaniards evacuate the city of Zamboanga for good, after burning down most of the city's buildings in contempt of the Zamboangueños' revolt against them.



President of Zamboanga Republic May 18, 1899 to November 16, 1899 :



General [B]Vicente Alvarez was chosen by his fellow Zamboangueños to be their first president and popular leader of the revolutionary government established immediately after the former Spanish garrison troops evacuated to Manila. The events that followed afterwards were historically described as a mob mentality, filled with divided partisanship that lent to "jealous self-interest, biter rivalry, rapacity, and bloodshed" from assassinations and cattle-shooting for amusement. The president and his fellow Christian Zamboangueños' actions could not be considered heroic by any means, but was paralleled with that of the Moro Pirates with whom the fort of Real Fuerza de Nuestra Señora del Pilar de Zaragosa was erected to defend against.6




The rivalry between the local revolutionary leadership of President Vicente Alvarez and opposition leader Isidoro Midel allowed for the easy subjugation of the city by the American forces when Midel sided with the Americans upon their arrival. As a reward for his help, the new American rulers allowed Isidoro Midel to continue as president of the new Zamboanga Republic for about sixteen (16) months, against the will of the people, after former president Vicente Alvarez fled to Mercedes, then later to Basilan, when the Americans arrived and took control of the fort del Pilar and its remaining armament. The saying "divide and conquer" was aptly applied to the new Zamboanga Republic.6



In Mindanao the Filipino insurgents held the towns of Zamboanga and Mercedes, their force numbering 500 men with rifles, until Commander Very of the Castine, arrived on Nov 18 with 100 men from the Jólo garrison, having been invited by the inhabitants of the towns and Dato Mandi, the principal Moro chief. Alvarez, the Tagal commander, surrendered the posts to the Americans, who promised the inhabitants that they should be allowed to carry arms and to practice the Catholic religion and follow their native laws and customs, and be exempt from taxation until they have recovered in a measure - their former prosperity.



1900s A.D. – The Birth of a Nation and a City


In a municipal election on March 1901, Mariano Arquiza succeeded Isidoro Midel by popular vote and became the first elected President of the Zamboanga Republic, now under American administration, for the next two (2) years: 1901 - 1903.6 The Zamboanga Republic during these unsure years became friendly to the U.S. invading forces, but now that their former Spanish landlords were no longer around and their centuries-old nemesis, the Moro pirates, were being pursued by the American soldiers throughout Mindanao and Sulu, Zamboanga became the same important fort town for the U.S. military as it once was for the Spaniards.



The Republic of Zamboanga and its United States military supervisors used their new-found "friendship" to turn Zamboanga into an embarkation point for U.S. military personnel arriving from Manila or elsewhere to attack various pockets of resistance in Mindanao and Sulu. The legendary Real Fuerza de Nuestra Señora del Pilar de Zaragoza's (REAL POWER OF NUESTRA SEÑORA DEL PILAR DE ZARAGOZA'S) name was shortened to Fort Pilar by the U.S. military and they continued to use the venerable fort as their military headquarters in the southern Philippines.



The U.S. military allowed the patriotic Zamboangueños to hold a "legal" election to publicly elect their next President Mariano Arquiza, after President Isidoro Midel's appointed term expired, in obvious tactic to pacify their "host" while they continue on with their bigger picture of subjugating the rest of Mindanao & Sulu. The Americans learned a lot about the island locals during these friendly period with their Zamboangueño hosts and used it to understand and better implement a ruling strategy over their far-flung empire.



That goal was eventually met after the two year's of President Mariano Arquiza's term, and consequently, the United State's support for the existence of the historical Republic of Zamboanga waned and the country's short existence was terminated as they were getting ready to implement their military rule over the entire southern Philippines, after they defeated the last remaining resistance to their conquest.



After the Republic of Zamboanga was ended, it was given a new life as the seat of government of the new U.S. military rule over the southern Philippines under a provincial entity: the Moro Province.



With the presence and administration of the American conquerors, old town Zamboanga with its mighty Fort Pilar and adjacent U.S. military headquarters in Pettit Barracks was made the capital of the Moro province in 1903, encompassing the islands of Mindanao, Basilan and the Sulu Archipelago. The importance of Zamboanga was elevated to seat of regional government and diocese of Catholicism in the southern Philippines.



As war and conquest have been waged all over the world for hundreds and thousands of years, it is not our place to dispute any sovereignty issues here. However, we can present that the powerful Sultanate of Brunei once controlled an area much larger than the present Philippines, but is now under 6,000 sq. km. in size, slightly smaller than the State of Delaware. Kingdoms rise and fall, rulers come and go, battles are won and lost, but the people remain and rebuild their lives as they have done for centuries, hoping for the best to come to them and peace to be permanent.


Las Islas Filipinas (The Philippine Islands)
(Formerly Under Spanish Rule)

Las Islas Filipinas was split into two (2) revolutionary republics after the former Spanish rulers were defeated in battle by the United States and took command & control of the major islands.

#1: Philippine Revolutionary Government
(Dictatorial Government/Revolutionary type)

started: June 23, 1898

http://zamboanga.com/history/republic_of_zamboanga.html
1.) Under proclaimed Dictator/President Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, for the Islands of Luzon and Visayas as the Dictatorial Government of the Philippine Revolutionary Government, as spelled out in Article 1 of its declaration. This is the actual history of what happened to the Philippines. In order for any government to govern, it must have de facto control over its claimed territory.

#2: Republic of Zamboanga

(Popular Choice by People/Revolutionary type)

started: May 18, 1899

http://zamboanga.com/images/zamboanga_history_zamboanga_republic_flag.gif

2.) Under President Gen. Vicente Alvarez, for the Islands of Mindanao, Basilan, and Sulu as the Republic of Zamboanga and popularly chosen by the people. There was never a united Philippines during the 1898 revolution, or any time thereafter, until the U.S. gave it independence on July 4, 1946. Anyone who insists on changing the facts of history is practicing tacit dictatorship or a form of martial law.




enjoy reading guys =)

^^ if d na maawatan un takot u can first visit the city tourism hehehe^^:cheers:

^^tama ka visit ka ng Zamboanga and visit mo ung tourism office sila magbigay ng idea sau kung gaanu kaganda and ka peaceeful ung lugar.....and beside san sulok ka ng Pinas dami namn magugulo just like Metro Manila dami rin jan na kalokohan and mga nakakatakot na pangyayari tulad ng snatching kidnapping holdap, killing and etc kung sa akin lng mas safe ako dito sa Place namin keysa jan sa Metro manila...peace:)

OFFICIAL NAME:
Republic of ZamboangaThe First Republic in The Philippines

May 1899 - March 1903

4 Historic Years!

Zamboanga, the ancient and beautiful City of Flowers that was founded in 1635, now acknowledged as Asia's "only" Latin City, was once declared and existed as a sovereign republic within its territory of historic existence inside a revolutionary government popularly chosen by its Chavacano citizens. It resulted from the chaos of war declared between the United States versus Spain and its territories, including its only Asian territory - The Philippines; then, the ensuing war between the Filipinos of Luzon against their former comrades of the conquering U.S. forces; followed thereafter by the battle between the Chavacanos of Zamboanga against their former allies of the ruling Spanish military, and then ultimately against the invading U.S. Army after the Zamboangueños defeated and evicted the ruling Spaniards (who lost and capitulated to the U.S. government in the Treaty of Paris). Afterwards, Gen. Alvarez declared victory and their freedom from all foreign influence by creating their historic Republic of Zamboanga on May 18, 1899.



The Republic of Zamboanga's declared sovereignty lasted from May 18, 1899 until November 16, 1899, wherein its revolutionary government and chosen President General Vicente Alvarez, who led the liberation of the Zamboangueños from the tenuous grip of the retreating Spanish military, along with his victorious military troops, exercised de facto sovereignty over administrative functions and military control within their new country territory and was not subordinate or subject to any other government or authority in the country known as Las Islas Filipinas by its former Spanish rulers, that became The Philippines under its United States conquerors and administrators (which finally resulted as the Republic of The Philippines after its eventual independence from all foreign intervention). President Alvarez proclaimed his new Republic of Zamboanga had overarching rule over the entire island of Mindanao, Basilan and Sulu - effectively the entire southern Filipinas, amidst a tri-party war between the U.S., Spain, and the Philippine islands' natives. Although President Alvarez's overarching claim was grandiose (similar in context to proclaimed Dictator/President Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo's overarching non-de facto claim for the Islands of Luzon and Visayas as the Dictatorial Government of the Philippine Revolutionary Government on June 23, 1898), his more realistic sovereignty was over the existing premises of ancient Zamboanga, which can be estimated to be about the same size as present day Zamboanga City is. Nevertheless, President Alvarez and his troops, along with the redeemed Zamboangueños, became the only citizens of the Filipinas who had complete sovereignty over their de facto jurisdiction, a feat no other Filipinos ever attained during this war, not even his northern cohort, Luzon's revolutionary Dictator/President, and General, Emilio Aguinaldo. That is a sad fact in Philippine history and we aim to correct that misrepresentation herein. Zamboanga was the first sovereign "Filipino" republic ever created in Philippine history.

http://zamboanga.com/history/republic_of_zamboanga.html

ang pangit lng ala sya sa history ng Pinas na na include i dont know lng now if na include na tong history na to

kuha ko kanina lang and hmmm pinapaganda ung mga center island ng sta Crus intersection di lng ung center island plain cement ung wall gamit nila ung mga stoneage gamit sa mga houses im sure maganda tong kalabasan

pero kung pansinin niyo grabe napaka substandard ung ginamit and just see it to yourself pero okie na

http://photos-p.friendster.com/photos/84/30/7840348/2_285848103l.jpg

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DEFINE SUBSTANDARD^^

DEFINE SUBSTANDARD^^

^^kung pansinin mo psy ung gamit nilang materials ay di naayun sa kanilang pinaskil sa bidding nila...and beside kung tignan mo lng ung place and ung gawa nila ung cemento or ung finish products niya di luto masyado and mas maraming bato ang hinalo sa cemento and sa sand gamit nila paggawa ng kalsada and i can define wat is substandard deviating from or falling short of a standard or norm: as a : of a quality lower than that prescribed by law <substandard housing> yan psy kung tingnan mo lng ung place u can say ilang taon lng sira na ung kalsada.... im sure from the day ma open na yan and from sta cruz to gov camins im sure di tatagal yan sa mga malalking trucks na dadaan sa area....

any way na sagot kona ung pianpadefine mo substandard psy :lol::lol::lol:

and beside di nila tatapusin ung area as wat maybe the project ibinigay sa kanila sa ngayon nga paspasan ung ginagawa nila kung iispin mo pakita lng nila na ginagawa nila ung standard process pero di ehhh kung pansinin mo ung sidewalk tinakpan lng ng bagong cement and ung man hole tinakpan lng...hmmm madami nga nagreklamo gumawa nga ng projects di pa nilahat hahahah

for me d naman un substandard kasi ganun talaga un^^ kaw na lang maging engeener =))

Good morning pips...

well di ka namin masisi sa iniicip mo and ung tga Luzon...yeah tama ka tru media kaya madami natatakot and akala nila na ganun tlga ang Zamboanga City...1st impression nga nman ng tao na tga Luzon and Metro Manila na nakakatakot pumunta sa Zamboanga well isa lng masabi ko y not try to visit our City and experience the place and see to it kung magulo and may nagaganap na kidnaping or etc maybe di ka magsisi kung pumunta ka rito...i hav experience ganitong situation na may taga Manila na aasign ng kanilang boss sa Zamboanga City panay ang pag pray nya and takot na takot sya na baka mpagdating nya sa Zamboanga City mamamatay na sya nung nagland na ung airplane na sinasakyan nya natatakot na sya pero napansin niya bat ang daming tao nakaabang sa may Departure area ng airport bat ang tahimik ng place bat naka ngiti ung mga tao sa kanya and bat parang di maguo ung place naiisip niya tuloy na mali nga ung sinasabi ng mga tga Media and mga ibang tao unang impression nga pero kung nandito kna mawawala ung takot mo...itoy ikwento ko lng sayo kc ito ay ngyari sa totoo and this is our professor from manila so now love na love niya pumunta rito sabi nga niya Media nga nman...:lol::lol:

^^mr. Fraulein its okie na ganun i rank mo ang zamboanga city if i wer u try to visit our city mamangha ka sa lugar and mapaisip mo bat may Jollibee, Mcdo and etc sa City and masabi mo di nman magulo ahh mali nga nman:lol::lol:

may mr na pala un name na fraulein?:lol::lol::lol:

for me d naman un substandard kasi ganun talaga un^^ kaw na lang maging engeener =))

hahah okie kaw nagsabi di un substandard pero u know na may anomalya tlga sa mga contratista and maybe pero if you see nman di sya tulad sa pag gawa ng Hanjin hahahah engineer ako nlng hahaah wish ko nga

Mindanao’s seaweed industry seeks specialized credit for farmers
ZAMBOANGA CITY — Western Mindanao’s seaweed industry, which accounts for 80% of the country’s output, are calling for government and private financing institutions to come up with a specialized credit facility that could boost seaweed farming in this part of the country.

Hadji Adam S. Omar, chairman of the Western Mindanao Seaweed Industry Development Foundation, said seaweed farmers have been complaining of a lack of access to funds, which in turn is hampering the growth of the seaweed industry.

"The farmers want to grow seaweeds but the problem is that they don’t have the means for it," he told BusinessWorld. The government and private institutions have yet to introduce a specialized credit window with fewer requirements that will help finance seaweed farmers, he said.

"For now, most banks only lend money to the seaweed processors and traders [who buy] raw seaweeds," he said. "There is a little support to the seaweed farmers," Mr. Omar said, adding that many farmers are forced to borrow money from pawnshops and other institutions with high interest rates.

"Imagine, most of the seaweed farmers are classified as poorest of the poor but they are visited by collectors daily or weekly. They would end up crippled," he said. A hectare of seaweed, he said, needs 10,000 seedlings, but 1,000 seedlings already costs P15,000.

He claimed the government’s support programs have been unsuccessful which has resulted with most of the farmers living below the poverty level. But Mr. Omar also admitted that some farmers fail to fulfill their loan obligations.

He also took into consideration that banks are generally worried about lending money in some areas in western Mindanao where peace and order is a major problem. Local seaweed production has been gradually decreasing since 2000 from 110,000 metric tons (MT) to around 75,000 MT in 2007, data from the Seaweed Industries Association of the Philippines showed.

Based on the foundation’s data, Indonesia — the closest rival of the country in terms of seaweed production — has now "overtaken" the Philippines’ as the world’s top seaweed producer. Mr. Omar said seaweed production in Indonesia is projected to shoot up to more than 150,000 MT in dried seaweed this year, while the Philippines is expected to drop further to 70,000 MT.

Benson U. Dakay, president of the Seaweed Industry Association of the Philippines (SIAP), earlier said that some seaweed processors in the country are importing raw dried seaweed from Indonesia due to local supply shortage.

The Philippines produces most of the world’s carrageenan in 14 processing plants located in Cebu, southern Luzon and western Mindanao. The seaweed sector is one of the country’s champion export products with roughly $150-million export contribution annually.

The high quality of Philippine seaweed, particularly those from Mindanao, makes the Philippines a favorite source among importers.

It is noted that the majority of seaweed production from Indonesia goes to animal feeds, while two varieties (Eucheuma and kappaphycus) grown in the Philippines are used to produce carrageenan, a thickening and stabilizing agent used worldwide in processed foods and other products.

Aside from the problem of financial access, seaweed industry stakeholders also complain of the government’s failure to introduce new technologies. The government, Mr. Omar said, invested heavily on seaweed farming in Visayas and Luzon, which are not suitable for seaweed farming, while some areas in the southern Philippines have been "neglected."

Traders here confirmed that the current buying price of raw seaweed is now at the P60-a-kilogram (kg) level from last year’s price of P30.

Mr. Omar said they expect the price will eventually go higher to P70-P75/kg in the next few months.

"There is a shortage of production [and] no buffer stocks," he said. — Darwin T. Wee

d naman cia mr lol

guys any update on the construction sa tabi ng INC sa may canelar? ano daw un?

may mr na pala un name na fraulein?:lol::lol::lol:

ahh ganun ahahah ala lng tinawag lng bat man?hmmmp :lol::lol::lol::lol: masama bang tawagin sya?hahahah

Mindanao’s seaweed industry seeks specialized credit for farmers


ZAMBOANGA CITY — Western Mindanao’s seaweed industry, which accounts for 80% of the country’s output, are calling for government and private financing institutions to come up with a specialized credit facility that could boost seaweed farming in this part of the country.

Hadji Adam S. Omar, chairman of the Western Mindanao Seaweed Industry Development Foundation, said seaweed farmers have been complaining of a lack of access to funds, which in turn is hampering the growth of the seaweed industry.

"The farmers want to grow seaweeds but the problem is that they don’t have the means for it," he told BusinessWorld. The government and private institutions have yet to introduce a specialized credit window with fewer requirements that will help finance seaweed farmers, he said.

"For now, most banks only lend money to the seaweed processors and traders [who buy] raw seaweeds," he said. "There is a little support to the seaweed farmers," Mr. Omar said, adding that many farmers are forced to borrow money from pawnshops and other institutions with high interest rates.

"Imagine, most of the seaweed farmers are classified as poorest of the poor but they are visited by collectors daily or weekly. They would end up crippled," he said. A hectare of seaweed, he said, needs 10,000 seedlings, but 1,000 seedlings already costs P15,000.

He claimed the government’s support programs have been unsuccessful which has resulted with most of the farmers living below the poverty level. But Mr. Omar also admitted that some farmers fail to fulfill their loan obligations.

He also took into consideration that banks are generally worried about lending money in some areas in western Mindanao where peace and order is a major problem. Local seaweed production has been gradually decreasing since 2000 from 110,000 metric tons (MT) to around 75,000 MT in 2007, data from the Seaweed Industries Association of the Philippines showed.

Based on the foundation’s data, Indonesia — the closest rival of the country in terms of seaweed production — has now "overtaken" the Philippines’ as the world’s top seaweed producer. Mr. Omar said seaweed production in Indonesia is projected to shoot up to more than 150,000 MT in dried seaweed this year, while the Philippines is expected to drop further to 70,000 MT.

Benson U. Dakay, president of the Seaweed Industry Association of the Philippines (SIAP), earlier said that some seaweed processors in the country are importing raw dried seaweed from Indonesia due to local supply shortage.

The Philippines produces most of the world’s carrageenan in 14 processing plants located in Cebu, southern Luzon and western Mindanao. The seaweed sector is one of the country’s champion export products with roughly $150-million export contribution annually.

The high quality of Philippine seaweed, particularly those from Mindanao, makes the Philippines a favorite source among importers.

It is noted that the majority of seaweed production from Indonesia goes to animal feeds, while two varieties (Eucheuma and kappaphycus) grown in the Philippines are used to produce carrageenan, a thickening and stabilizing agent used worldwide in processed foods and other products.

Aside from the problem of financial access, seaweed industry stakeholders also complain of the government’s failure to introduce new technologies. The government, Mr. Omar said, invested heavily on seaweed farming in Visayas and Luzon, which are not suitable for seaweed farming, while some areas in the southern Philippines have been "neglected."

Traders here confirmed that the current buying price of raw seaweed is now at the P60-a-kilogram (kg) level from last year’s price of P30.

Mr. Omar said they expect the price will eventually go higher to P70-P75/kg in the next few months.

"There is a shortage of production [and] no buffer stocks," he said. — Darwin T. Wee

bigyan kaya nag pansin to ng City Councils and City mayor laki din kinikita ng Zamboanga Dito dollars pa:lol:

guys any update on the construction sa tabi ng INC sa may canelar? ano daw un?

next week may update na un^^

next week may update na un^^

will it be a commercial establishment?

The local tourism office of Zamboanga is of no help at all. How I wish they’d appoint someone who is at least passionate and knowledgeable about the city’s history, culture, its people, and the places to visit in the city.

Totally the same with the regional tourism office.

The public should also learn how to keep the city clean instead of just spitting in parks, sidewalks and even in malls discreetly.

Look at paseo del mar, give it three years and it’ll be in a very sad state. Expect graffiti’s, broken lamps and spitmarks… expect floating plastic cups etc along the shoreline beside the park.
:ohno::ohno::ohno:

The local tourism office of Zamboanga is of no help at all. How I wish they’d appoint someone who is at least passionate and knowledgeable about the city’s history, culture, its people, and the places to visit in the city.

Totally the same with the regional tourism office.

The public should also learn how to keep the city clean instead of just spitting in parks, sidewalks and even in malls discreetly.

Look at paseo del mar, give it three years and it’ll be in a very sad state. Expect graffiti’s, broken lamps and spitmarks… expect floating plastic cups etc along the shoreline beside the park.
:ohno::ohno::ohno:

eah youre right rambum lahat naman ng parks sa Zamboanga di marunung mag maintain ung City government especially ung City tourism sa una lng maganda pero pag matagal na ayun pabayaan na..if u notice dapat bigyan nila ng pansin ung Plaza Pershing and Plaza Rizal :ohno: now nga if you visit that place tuyu na ung plants and may nagbabantay and nglilinis kaso ala parin...and la namn silbi ung nilagay na city tourism directors and as well as the regional director di sila marunung mag promote ng city and the zambo peninsula if im going to rate them maybe i gave them 3

guys any update on the construction sa tabi ng INC sa may canelar? ano daw un?

^^di nman un gaanu kalakihan baka commercial building lng un kc tulad din ng nsa tabi ng mindpro ala pa rin ung tarpaulin heheh

eah youre right rambum lahat naman ng parks sa Zamboanga di marunung mag maintain ung City government especially ung City tourism sa una lng maganda pero pag matagal na ayun pabayaan na..if u notice dapat bigyan nila ng pansin ung Plaza Pershing and Plaza Rizal :ohno: now nga if you visit that place tuyu na ung plants and may nagbabantay and nglilinis kaso ala parin...and la namn silbi ung nilagay na city tourism directors and as well as the regional director di sila marunung mag promote ng city and the zambo peninsula if im going to rate them maybe i gave them 3

uu nga nuh pangit lahat:lol: ang pangit lahat ng govyerno ng zamboanga city walang ka effort effort ang mga utak parang iso na mga prodject substandards and mga walang kwentang official and walag ka buhay buhay ang ciudad natin :lol: sana nilagyan na lang nila ng memorial katulad ni villar kasi akala nia dami namamatay kasi bomba bomba sa atin kaya nilagyan nia ng malakihan memorial :lol:
buti pa ang ibang city ng mindanao ang ganda ganda buti pa ang ibang city ng zampen ang ganda ganda grabe lupig na jud ang zamboanga pangit man gud mga ugali diri mao na bati sad ang ga gawasan sa ciudad :lol: kulang na lang ilibing ang ciudad ng zamboanga para d na ma kikita ang kahihiyan^^:lol: kahit 3rd distrito lang man d magawa kasi gusto e isolate ang zamboanga sa pagka ignorante!!!

^^di nman un gaanu kalakihan baka commercial building lng un kc tulad din ng nsa tabi ng mindpro ala pa rin ung tarpaulin heheh

uu nga naman d naman 8un gaano kalakihan wag na natin un pansinin ang pangit wala high rise 100years na tau ng ciudad ang pangit parin ano ba un :lol:

uu nga nuh pangit lahat:lol: ang pangit lahat ng govyerno ng zamboanga city walang ka effort effort ang mga utak parang iso na mga prodject substandards and mga walang kwentang official and walag ka buhay buhay ang ciudad natin :lol: sana nilagyan na lang nila ng memorial katulad ni villar kasi akala nia dami namamatay kasi bomba bomba sa atin kaya nilagyan nia ng malakihan memorial :lol:
buti pa ang ibang city ng mindanao ang ganda ganda buti pa ang ibang city ng zampen ang ganda ganda grabe lupig na jud ang zamboanga pangit man gud mga ugali diri mao na bati sad ang ga gawasan sa ciudad :lol: kulang na lang ilibing ang ciudad ng zamboanga para d na ma kikita ang kahihiyan^^:lol: kahit 3rd distrito lang man d magawa kasi gusto e isolate ang zamboanga sa pagka ignorante!!!

:lol: lupit nman ng comment mo psy....:ohno::ohno::ohno:

uu nga naman d naman 8un gaano kalakihan wag na natin un pansinin ang pangit wala high rise 100years na tau ng ciudad ang pangit parin ano ba un :lol:

^^psy mukhang nag iba ata ung mga comments mo dito ahh heheh:lol::lol::lol: no comments

Buenas Tardes Zamboanga!

woooh.. Global Warming to the max!.. ang init....:cool:

Buenas Tardes Zamboanga!

woooh.. Global Warming to the max!.. ang init....:cool:

isang mainit na pagbati rin sau nejo.....its a warm warm august:lol::lol:

uu nga nuh pangit lahat:lol: ang pangit lahat ng govyerno ng zamboanga city walang ka effort effort ang mga utak parang iso na mga prodject substandards and mga walang kwentang official and walag ka buhay buhay ang ciudad natin :lol: sana nilagyan na lang nila ng memorial katulad ni villar kasi akala nia dami namamatay kasi bomba bomba sa atin kaya nilagyan nia ng malakihan memorial :lol:
buti pa ang ibang city ng mindanao ang ganda ganda buti pa ang ibang city ng zampen ang ganda ganda grabe lupig na jud ang zamboanga pangit man gud mga ugali diri mao na bati sad ang ga gawasan sa ciudad :lol: kulang na lang ilibing ang ciudad ng zamboanga para d na ma kikita ang kahihiyan^^:lol: kahit 3rd distrito lang man d magawa kasi gusto e isolate ang zamboanga sa pagka ignorante!!!

Nahh, its not about mega structures and massive malls, it’s about people keeping the place clean, helping together to promote the city.

Why do people from Luzon, Visayas and even Mindanao still think Zamboanga is a scary place to visit? A lot of Zamboangenos outside the city seem to not pride themselves of being from Zamboanga. They seem to be embarrassed.

I remember getting introduced by a friend to a fellow Zamboangeno and he was like, “I’m just from Zamboanga”. A newbie at my former company even said when introducing herself “ hey sorry kung my I speak funny, I’m from Zamboanga lang kasi”:bash:. When asking what’s there to see in Zamboanga, most would answer “ wala, walang SM, walang Ayala, boring!” :ohno:people go to Zamboanga not because of the malls. If that’s the only reason why they should visit our city, why not visit megamall or greenbelt instead, right? There are a lot to do in Zamboanga – trust me.

Every time I go home to Zamboanga, I make sure I get around the city from the east coast down to Labuan.

I may be half Zamboangeno but I’m pretty darn proud of my heritage.:cheers: salud

Construction update on the 8th-Storey Building.

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^^:okay: nice updates..:)

waw.. sa Aldea ka nag-take ng shot? mapwersa!..:lol:

let's make it as our agenda when me and XZVHEN hopefully RAMBUC and WINDLADY will come home for the fiesta... :)

I’d love to come home but I’ll be leaving for Kuala Lumpur the month after for work so I’ll have to pass. I’ll definitely be home on December ( 1st weekend for ateneo alumni night to celebrate 10 years haha and Christmas):cheers:

Nahh, its not about mega structures and massive malls, it’s about people keeping the place clean, helping together to promote the city.

Why do people from Luzon, Visayas and even Mindanao still think Zamboanga is a scary place to visit? A lot of Zamboangenos outside the city seem to not pride themselves of being from Zamboanga. They seem to be embarrassed.

I remember getting introduced by a friend to a fellow Zamboangeno and he was like, “I’m just from Zamboanga”. A newbie at my former company even said when introducing herself “ hey sorry kung my I speak funny, I’m from Zamboanga lang kasi”:bash:. When asking what’s there to see in Zamboanga, most would answer “ wala, walang SM, walang Ayala, boring!” :ohno:people go to Zamboanga not because of the malls. If that’s the only reason why they should visit our city, why not visit megamall or greenbelt instead, right? There are a lot to do in Zamboanga – trust me.

Every time I go home to Zamboanga, I make sure I get around the city from the east coast down to Labuan.

I may be half Zamboangeno but I’m pretty darn proud of my heritage.:cheers: salud

^^very true rambuc...some zamboangueno are not proud to be wat they are they are discriminating their own place of birth...dapat nga pa amoyin pa ung bango ng Zamboanga City instead of discriminating it dapat nga i depen and ipagsabi na ang zamboanga city ay naiiba sa ibang City....ehh mismo nasa government aung gumagawa ng di pagpropromote sa city....Zamboanga City is differ from other Cities khit ala taung malalkng ung CBD ay isang mall na kung tutuusin mas malaki pa sa Mall of Asia or SM Megamall

isang mainit na pagbati rin sau nejo.....its a warm warm august:lol::lol:



^^:lol::lol:.. ano na Lang kaya pagdating ng December? baka CaLiente Pascua ay tene..:)

ahh but ung father niya nag change ng office dun na sa may Universidad hospital ung anak nlng ni dr cases ung katabi ng Habagat heheheh.....


by the way napansin ko lng kc halos ung mga boutique dito sa zamboanga outside malls y kaya?

it only means one thing,, it's SAFE to SHOP around the streets of Zamboanga, no need for an in-house botiques... :lol:

Construction update on the 8th-Storey Building.

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http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1711.jpg

http://i158.photobucket.com/albums/t93/bermudez_08/100_1712.jpg Very nice! Tnx zuki 4 d update.. :)

it only means one thing,, it's SAFE to SHOP around the streets of Zamboanga, no need for an in-house botiques... :lol:

^^very true and tlga namn mas safe dito..and halos mga branded nasa labas ng malls like Bench body, habagat, nike-puma-adidas, and many more

is there more high end subd dito marl?and by the way san parte ung villa teresa executive village na to sa culianan?and lokal company ba tong hong estate corp?

yup. ung hong towers sa guiwan highway, sila ang may-ari nyan... and accdgly, all of the units are already reserved, it's just a small area pero nice ang dating... :)

Very nice! Tnx zuki 4 d update.. :)

^^i wonder why anu tlga to?hotel or malls?mas okie kung mall nalng to

you're right, Nejo. good morning, btw...:cheers:

good afternoon, I would like to greet u a good great pleasant afternoon.. hhehe... :) ur frequent stay to our thread is always a pleasure to us... thank you very very much from the bottom of our hearts! ::

by the way any news about the classy village ng woodridge and villa esterlla este villa san ignacio?mukhang nauuna pa ung melrose subdivision

again, we dont need these big investors to put up their business,, even our local investors can do it... but still, were classified as a 1st Class Highly-Urbanized City! :cheer:

not all ata cities dito sa pinas ung independent sa mga provincial only few heheh ang tawag sa mga cities na to ay chartered cities heheh:lol: im sure Naga is a chartered Cities r8?

and it's also a credited-HUC... :)

anu ung store an to all about wat?wat dealer nila?

it's all about francis magalona's well designed shirts... :okay:

list f zamboanga subdivision

1. johnston subdivision <----dito mas claro na mayayaman kasi customized mga houses^^ gaya ng mga alano, mañalac, cases etc^^
2. blue homes subdivision
3. melrose subdivision
4. sea breeze subdivision
5. A&W subdivision the biggest among all^^
6. habitat subdivision
7. sunrise subdivision
8. island green subdivision
9. woodridge garden subdivision
10. Villa Teresa Subdivision
11. VILLA SAN IGNACIO subdivision
12. lakeview subdivision
13. Country Homes subdivision
14. Carmen Valley Subdivision
15. ALTA VISTA Subdivision
16. Dona felisa homes subdivision
17. Villa Remedios Subdivision
18. HB Homes Subdivision one of the largest
19. Rosita's Subdivision
20. Green Valley Homes Subdivision
21. Blue Vista Subdivision <-- eto ang may ari ng blue shark hotel not the blue homes sub^^
22. Maria Subdivision
23. Casas de Amor Subdivision
24. Sanroe Subdivision
25. ROSEVALLE SUBDIVISION
26. BF Homes Subdivision
27. Summer Hill Subdivision
28. village subdivision
29. Kalayaan subdivision
30. Aurora Village
31. Bernardo Subdivision
32. Casa de Saavedra subdivision
33. Felisario Subdivision subdivision
34. Gustavo Fernanadez Villege
35. Morga Subdivision
36. Seaside Subdivision
37. Teachers' Village subdivision
38. Suterville Subdivision
39. and counting^^


mar paki red mga high end^^

ikasa mo pa pati ang 40.) Navarro Court in Brgy.Sta. Maria and 41.) Dona Maria Subd. ng Brgy. Tetuan, my barangay.. :)

Country Food and Tea House adds new line of fine teas

A newly-opened food shop in the city is serving a selection of imported special and herbal teas, making Country Food and Tea House the only one of its kind in Zamboanga.

“We serve buckwheat tea, vanity tea, royal red tea, organic green tea, black dragon tea, jasmine tea, pu-er tea, and a lot more”, says young proprietress Janna Aming.
Buckwheat tea strengthens human’s digestive system, increases our physical energy and boosts our spirit. It also improves the functions of our five major internal organs, eliminating heat, swelling, eases intestinal congestion. Organic tea acts as an anti-oxidant, anti-viral and it has skin health enhancing effects. It stimulates metabolism, increase immunity, aid prevention of age-related memory loss and dementia.
Pu-er tea lowers body lipids and cholesterol, reduces weight, produces body fluid, quenches thirst, sobers up and neutralizes toxins. Black dragon tea moistens the lung cavity, energizes the nerves, strengthens the mind, Aming explained.
Country Food and Tea House is located at Ground Floor, Midtown Plaza, Nunez Extension, Zamboanga City, with tel no. 922-6838.
The shop also offers crepes and smoothies that make for great, healthy snacks, Aming said. Country Food’s menu offers 15 kinds of crepes - with fillings of seafood to chicken, and fruits to ice cream. It also serves pasta like seafood carbonara, waffles and five flavors of fresh fruit yogurts. Children and teens will especially enjoy any of its 16 smoothies flavors. Completing the diverse menu are ice creams, beverages and special teas.
Crepes are flat, soft wafers made of wheat or other flours that may be folded over any assortment of fillings and served as appetizers, first course, or dessert. Crepes are very popular in Europe.
An artsy interior setting gratifies the senses while the diner nourishes the body with fine food.

wow, carbonara!!! yumeee!! :lol:
sounds like Green Leaf & Tea House... :okay:

yup. ung hong towers sa guiwan highway, sila ang may-ari nyan... and accdgly, all of the units are already reserved, it's just a small area pero nice ang dating... :)

ahh okie ganun ba u mean owner nito ung san ung office ni Amor con Amor sa Guiwan ung Yangs tower?sila ung developer nito?kaya pla last tym i saw their advertisemnet sa building nila