Author Topic: Panglao Airport Finally Starts Work In October 2009 (Read 15983 times)

grazie7y · « **on:** May 12, 2009, 06:31:48 AM »

The much delayed construction of the Panglao Bohol International Airport (PBIA) will finally commence in October this year, according to Gov. Erico Aumentado who wants to leave a legacy of mega projects during his nine-year incumbency as chief executive of the province.

As if wanting to seal the new timetable, Gov. Aumentado will personally present the sequence of work for the modern airport during his 10-minute powerpoint presentation before Pres. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo and her Cabinet on Tuesday at the Imperial Resort
in Mactan, Cebu.

for more info, click the link: http://www.boholchronicle.com/2009/may/10/front1.htm

source: www.boholchronicle.com

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willmerit · « **Reply #1 on:** May 13, 2009, 11:43:50 AM »

matod pa sa akong bro, ang ubos sa causeway bridge gisugdan na kuno ug abuno ug mga dagkong bato para malapdan ang kalsada paingon sa panglao. so kay nilihok naman ni, that means padayon jud diay ang panglao airport.

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buwadsanga · « **Reply #2 on:** May 13, 2009, 12:14:55 PM »

yeeeeehhhhheeeeeeyyyyy! at long last!!!

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apothecary · « **Reply #3 on:** May 14, 2009, 03:32:29 PM »

Panglao airport committee
wants runway bidding now

THE Inter-Agency Committee tasked to oversee the implementation of the Panglao International Airport Development Project (PIADP) has decided to push for the runway bidding, in a move that would finally make visible the development of the dream airport.

Governor Erico Aumentado, during his weekly The Governorâ€™s Reports bared that in its recent meeting dated May 5, the committee has decided to bid the runway development apart from the terminal building and its peripherals.

In its development timetable provided by the PIADP secretariat, the preparation of the projectâ€™s detailed engineering works would be on from February to July.

The runway bidding then would mean, the component runway was taken ahead of the full project preparations to show substantial development when the target bidding dates in October would be opened.

Observers see this as an indication that, like many who doubt that the tourism super-region support infrastructure promised by President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo would really be realized, the committee could not bear to keep the people waiting.

And after more than a year of no apparent visible development since the President launched the project in May, the runway bidding may be the biggest bang to herald the flurry of building activities soon to come.

The runway and its allied facilities, Aumentado explained, would cover some 2.5 kilometers and would be designed in such a way that it can be upgradeable to accommodate the biggest plane of the Airbus fleet.

He added that the runway would soon be extended to 3.8 kilometers but the initial bidding would yet cover the construction of 2.5 kilometer strip.

Moreover, Aumentado, who sits as the Committee Chair revealed that Philippine Japan Airports Consultants have asked for 16 hectares more of lot, a thing already approved by the inter-agency committee.

He added that during the May 5 meeting, the Department of Budget and Management through Boholano representative Mario Relampagos has okayed the use of the funds allotted for land acquisition pending its disbursement, while the project funders have yet to put in the additional funds for the 16 hectares.

Aumentado insisted that the airport should be operational by December 2010, even if it would still be operating on temporary terminal hub, a tent city as he proposed.

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Bambi · « **Reply #4 on:** May 14, 2009, 07:09:54 PM »

matod pa sa akong bro, ang ubos sa causeway bridge gisugdan na kuno ug abuno ug mga dagkong bato para malapdan ang kalsada paingon sa panglao. so kay nilihok naman ni, that means padayon jud diay ang panglao airport.

Nice to hear. Asa nga barrio sa Panglao ilang tukuran ug airport?

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #5 on:** May 14, 2009, 08:02:50 PM »

sige kay gam-on na pod tong akong eroplano..

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lindy · « **Reply #6 on:** May 15, 2009, 12:51:57 AM »

I am happy to hear (again) this news but until wala koy makitang eroplano motugpa diha sa Panglao dili ko muto-o.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #7 on:** May 15, 2009, 03:40:46 AM »

I am happy to hear (again) this news but until wala koy makitang eroplano motugpa diha sa Panglao dili ko muto-o.

to see is to believe jud diay nong ha?

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lindy · « **Reply #8 on:** May 15, 2009, 06:02:42 AM »

Day, murag duolan 30 yrs naman siguro nakadungog ko nga maghimo ug airport diha sa Panglao, everytime election is coming. Well, its not bad to have this dream pero naman to our politicos cmmon make this dream come true. Dili kay magsigig gama ug elephant project then kutob ras katunga then its gonna be a sure eyes to the public.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #9 on:** May 15, 2009, 06:05:37 AM »

Pang dugang pusta ra diay ni sa mga politicians Nong during elections na sugdan na ang airport? Di ba daghan man pod to ning oppose ani basin mao pod nakalangay. Naa na ba kahay tarong funding ani na hungihong sa una, apil sa budget aning airporta ang receivables from Lucio Tan. Tiaw ug di mobayad si Lucio Tan, basin ang runway ra ang mahimo unya one way pa jud! hahaha Bitaw, if this airport is for the good of our Province, sana matupad na kini.

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TOPAC · « **Reply #10 on:** May 15, 2009, 09:15:17 AM »

asa na man tong mga pareha nako nga against sa consstruction of an airport in panglao?

dili gihapon ta sugot ini, mga sano/sana!

im very particular with noise pollution since i grew up in a barrio where the loudest sound you can hear is that of a mad cricket.

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buwadsanga · « **Reply #11 on:** May 15, 2009, 09:37:50 AM »

bai sagdi lang nang noise kong dunay maajong economic return sa atong probinsya. dili mana pareho sa manila nga halos orasoras naay erplin nga mo abut.

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TOPAC · « **Reply #12 on:** May 15, 2009, 09:59:27 AM »

ang ako man gud, panglao is one of bohol's major tourist attraction. and i think tourists don't like noisy vacations.

ikaduha, they are building a huge airport that cost billions of pesos when they could have a modest one just enough for the growing tourist industry.

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bridge · « **Reply #13 on:** May 15, 2009, 10:17:18 AM »

Yeah, I dont think tourist want to have a noisy airport around, not either all traffic to a airport. its mean of course more tourism to Panglao, but still they have big problem with the water system even if its had been better. Its breakish salty water still. Anyway, for its give more tourism to Bohol. A small charming island can easy been destroyed by pollution and all traffic.

But Bohol have so many hidden pearls who soon other also have a chance to see.

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Mulligan · « **Reply #14 on:** May 15, 2009, 10:54:40 AM »

Okay man ug butangan ug airport diha sa Panglao. Guapo ang location ug maka hatag pa jud ug trabajo sa mga tao diha. Mukusog jud ang panglao tourism kay diritso na labina ug butangan ug golf course. Kining mga sano diri nga addict ug golf manguli jud ni sige. hehe

Del Monte Hole # 2. Taken last Sunday 5/10/09

Hole # 8.

Del Monte hole # 18.

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #15 on:** May 15, 2009, 12:00:00 PM »

October? Wa man lagi butangi unsa nga year.

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buwadsanga · « **Reply #16 on:** May 15, 2009, 12:01:59 PM »

hahahhahahahaa. mismo!

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lumine · « **Reply #17 on:** May 15, 2009, 02:10:22 PM »

matod pa sa akong bro, ang ubos sa causeway bridge gisugdan na kuno ug abuno ug mga dagkong bato para malapdan ang kalsada paingon sa panglao. so kay nilihok naman ni, that means padayon jud diay ang panglao airport.

btaw,ams?pag-uli namo sa bohol last march 28-april 4,nagwidening nato sila kanang roads padung panglao.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #18 on:** May 15, 2009, 03:54:51 PM »

October? Wa man lagi butangi unsa nga year.

ngek! hahaha

Sige nga, akong i edit to reflect 2009. hehehe

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ZecurB · « **Reply #19 on:** May 15, 2009, 04:17:29 PM »

Noisy? Yeah right noisy! Tell that to the marines... Tourist volume is increasing and it will become more so in the coming years. So how do you expect to cope up if you have an airport that's only capable of smaller crafts. Our house is very close to the present airport but does it bother us as well as the expats who live even much closer than ours? NOPE!!! Panglao Island is saturated and there's a problem there that's is unfortunately I can't divulge about it because it was emphasized that "it's off the record" Our fellow Bol-anons in the North also hunger for development and the benefits that tourism brings to the province thus the development of beaches in the North Eastern as well as North Western part of the province. BUT SORRY!!! Wa nay chance mong maka palit og mga properties dito kay developed napud didto and mas nindot pa didto kaysa Panglao. So kon mas motuo mo anang mga taw nga mga negative lang ang ipanulti unya diay to way hanaw sa ilang gipanulti pun-an pa gyus mga kaigsuonan nga nagpa tuo-tuong suhito unya otro pud diayng way alamag, naa pa gyuy kina raang Boholano attitude nga "WAIT and SEE", naa lagi's abroad pero taga BUK-I.D. man gihapug mentalidad.. na hala sige, way airport mahimo.. og manguli mog Bohol adto ramo sa Mactan Airport ha, pag fast craft lang mo padulong Bohol o ba kaha via Tubigon kay patyanay sa presyo didto sa pamasahi sa barko. Naa pa gani oras nga libre sakay padulong Cebu. O adto lang ba kaha mo dunggo sa Talibon City kon taga Norte mo dapit. Paminaw lang mo anang sigeg panaway og pagarpar, ampay man sad tingali ninyo noh? Well, it's one of the traits that can identify a Filipino anyway.."THE CRAB MENTALITY" Amen? Amen... pag churrr mo oist.. ga ngaag lang agi ninyo..

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #20 on:** May 15, 2009, 08:09:20 PM »

misaka na imong blood pressure, zer. hehehe

kining proyektoha man gud, tungod sa iyang kadugay na ni nga giplano ug sa kadako, wa na hapit motoo ang mga tawo.

aduna pay isyu anang kurakot. kay kinsa man konoy dili magduda nga panghiposon lang ning kwartaha sa mga namunoan, nga daghan na man mga higayon nga nahitabo diin ang proyekto di mahuman kay nahanaw ang budyet kay gikawkaw sa mga hilabtanon.

ang maong proyekto para nako naa man gyuy ikatabang sa probinsya. kung tim-os ug maayo ang tinguha sa mga nagpadagan aning proyekto, makahatag kini og usbaw sa bohol.

apan mas daghan ba kaha ang maayo ani nga ikatampo o mas daghan ba kaha hinoon ang sagbot ug binuang ang mahitabo inigsguod o inigkahuman ba hinoon niini pohon? mao nay akong pangutana. manghinaut ko nga gipinsar kini og taman sa mga tawo nga nagpaluyo aning proyekto.

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Bambi · « **Reply #21 on:** May 16, 2009, 06:49:53 AM »

Maayo pa nang kwartaha nga ilang giplano para sa pagtukod ug Airport ibutang na lang ug proyekto nga dakong tubo sa tubig para sa isla. Louy baya pod ang mga trysikol driver nga wa nay mosakay nga turista padulong sa isla. Nganong tukuran paman ug international airport nga mas nindot baya nga mosakay pa ta ug Weesam ug Super Ferries...makalipay!

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Macky Ferniz · « **Reply #22 on:** May 16, 2009, 07:05:36 AM »

Kung naay airport sa Panglao, wala nay thrill akong bakasyon kay diretso na man lang. Dili na ko maka kita ug Manila or Cebu. Dili na ko makasakay ug barko ug supercat. Dili na hanoy.

Gusto ko ug bakasyon nga daghan akong makit-an, mao nga mo stop over ko sa Hong-kong, Manila, Cebu ug mag Supercat ko para Adventure ang bakasyon.

Ang mokita ana nga airport ang mga contract retailers langsa Duty Free Philippines Inc. Contolled ug exclusive ang sales para ma benefit ang management. Ang mga local vendors dili ka sulod kung gusto sila maninda. Ang puede lang matinda sa mga local vendors Ice Candy lang para sa mga driver nga naghulat sa pasahero.

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ZecurB · « **Reply #23 on:** May 16, 2009, 02:06:57 PM »

The airport project is not only an airport project, the bridges linking will be rehabilitated/refurbished/enhanced so that it will not only carry people, vehicles but also energy, communications-FOCs (Fiber Optic Cables) and most importantly water. The works for the improvement of three major watersheds have already began even early last year and 3 nations are involved as well as the private sector. Panglao will not only be a tourist destination but also become a part of the ICT highway aside from Tagbilaran, Ubay, certain parts of the interior towns which the backbone FOCs will be traversing. That's why things have already been set in motion for the Cebu-Bohol Friendship Bridge as well as the Bohol-Leyte connection (I am not referring to the submarine cables currently in place but about another bridge) mainly because of power-requirements, water, and communications and also transportation (sooner or later you can just ride your car or motorbike to Leyte, Samar and maybe even to Manila without having to board a ship).

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Macky Ferniz · « **Reply #24 on:** May 16, 2009, 04:21:19 PM »

Naa na man gyud ni nga Airport ug dili na man ni kapugngan, so ang ato na lang discussion is how Panglao and the Boholano community could benefit from it, how to minimize the negatives and maximize the positives.

It is now too late since nobody was bold enough to stand at the battle field during the initial stages. So, the blame game will only worsen the damage.

So, I will start with some suggestions that will make this airport beneficial instead of an eyesore to Panglao and the Boholanos.

1. Panglao should create a sort of ordinance that 50% of the airport's workforce will be residents of Panglao. Workforce shall be management staff/regular employees like customs official, security, catering, airport management, etc) having birth certificates from Panglao.

2. Duty Free Market shall be established inside the terminal which shall be managed by the municipality of Panglao.

3. Fair Taxes shall be established to benefit Panglao.

4. Toll fee shall be imposed on Causeway and Dauis Bridges.

5. Modern garbage disposal and recycling facility (solid & liquid wastes) shall be incorporated in the budget. All wastes shall be disposed out of Panglao Island, perhaps a landfill somewhere in Bohol Mainland.

3. Customs office for Export/Import shall be established with Laboratory/Testing facility which include medical and quarantine.

4. Import/Export of Industrial, Chemical or Hazardous materials shall be restricted. With this, we can import/export food, garments, ornaments but not industrial products.

These are just some of the positives that I could think of right now.

Unsa man inyo ika suggest.

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Macky Ferniz · « **Reply #25 on:** May 16, 2009, 05:03:52 PM »

Moreover, nobody is anti-progress. The concerns refer to proper implementation, location, anti-corruption, proper management, planning and proper feasibility before implementation.

In case a project will only bring more harm than good, then its advocates are the anti-progress to our tourism industry.

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renegade · « **Reply #26 on:** May 16, 2009, 05:25:30 PM »

whatever govi..

all i know is that,... youre such a loser!

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lumine · « **Reply #27 on:** May 16, 2009, 11:45:25 PM »

whatever govi..

all i know is that,... youre such a loser!

huh!

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #28 on:** May 17, 2009, 02:28:13 AM »

whatever govi..

all i know is that,... youre such a loser!

kinsay govi, reneg? hehehe

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renegade · « **Reply #29 on:** May 17, 2009, 09:03:27 AM »

katong ga invent ug airport..

na cyay scale model gidala kanunay....

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renegade · « **Reply #30 on:** May 17, 2009, 09:06:18 AM »

Okay man ug butangan ug airport diha sa Panglao. Guapo ang location ug maka hatag pa jud ug trabajo sa mga tao diha. Mukusog jud ang panglao tourism kay diritso na labina ug butangan ug golf course. Kining mga sano diri nga addict ug golf manguli jud ni sige. hehe

Del Monte Hole # 2. Taken last Sunday 5/10/09

Hole # 8.

Del Monte hole # 18.

TUBEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEG! unaha. sa may itanom nyo balili, plastic kay di kinahanglan tubig?

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renegade · « **Reply #31 on:** May 17, 2009, 09:14:17 AM »

Noisy? Yeah right noisy! Tell that to the marines... Tourist volume is increasing and it will become more so in the coming years. So how do you expect to cope up if you have an airport that's only capable of smaller crafts. Our house is very close to the present airport but does it bother us as well as the expats who live even much closer than ours? NOPE!!! Panglao Island is saturated and there's a problem there that's is unfortunately I can't divulge about it because it was emphasized that "it's off the record" Our fellow Bol-anons in the North also hunger for development and the benefits that tourism brings to the province thus the development of beaches in the North Eastern as well as North Western part of the province. BUT SORRY!!! Wa nay chance mong maka palit og mga properties dito kay developed napud didto and mas nindot pa didto kaysa Panglao. So kon mas motuo mo anang mga taw nga mga negative lang ang ipanulti unya diay to way hanaw sa ilang gipanulti pun-an pa gyus mga kaigsuonan nga nagpa tuo-tuong suhito unya otro pud diayng way alamag, naa pa gyuy kina raang Boholano attitude nga "WAIT and SEE", naa lagi's abroad pero taga BUK-I.D. man gihapug mentalidad.. na hala sige, way airport mahimo.. og manguli mog Bohol adto ramo sa Mactan Airport ha, pag fast craft lang mo padulong Bohol o ba kaha via Tubigon kay patyanay sa presyo didto sa pamasahi sa barko. Naa pa gani oras nga libre sakay padulong Cebu. O adto lang ba kaha mo dunggo sa Talibon City kon taga Norte mo dapit. Paminaw lang mo anang sigeg panaway og pagarpar, ampay man sad tingali ninyo noh? Well, it's one of the traits that can identify a Filipino anyway.."THE CRAB MENTALITY" Amen? Amen... pag churrr mo oist.. ga ngaag lang agi ninyo..

ayblad ai..

suko man.

anyway, nobody is saying no against the airport. nobody is anti development. But do they know how large or small panglao island is? ug wa na na gipugos didto, way storyang negative. sige daw name a municipality that wants to have the airport kay hatag ra man na didto.

Ubay?

( aron silingan ra sila sa author anang airport)

Balilihan?

Tgabilaran? ( upgrade facilities and extend the runway )

Asa?

Referendum nay kinahanglan ana ug di ba public consultation nga tawgon apil ang di mu uyon. alangan kay ilaha ra mang mga tao ang tawagon mao nay way musupak.

ginigosyo man gali bisan pag acquire ug yuta para diha.

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #32 on:** May 17, 2009, 12:08:18 PM »

Naa na man gyud ni nga Airport ug dili na man ni kapugngan, so ang ato na lang discussion is how Panglao and the Boholano community could benefit from it, how to minimize the negatives and maximize the positives.

It is now too late since nobody was bold enough to stand at the battle field during the initial stages. So, the blame game will only worsen the damage.

So, I will start with some suggestions that will make this airport beneficial instead of an eyesore to Panglao and the Boholanos.

1. Panglao should create a sort of ordinance that 50% of the airport's workforce will be residents of Panglao. Workforce shall be management staff/regular employees like customs official, security, catering, airport management, etc) having birth certificates from Panglao.

2. Duty Free Market shall be established inside the terminal which shall be managed by the municipality of Panglao.

3. Fair Taxes shall be established to benefit Panglao.

4. Toll fee shall be imposed on Causeway and Dauis Bridges.

5. Modern garbage disposal and recycling facility (solid & liquid wastes) shall be incorporated in the budget. All wastes shall be disposed out of Panglao Island, perhaps a landfill somewhere in Bohol Mainland.

3. Customs office for Export/Import shall be established with Laboratory/Testing facility which include medical and quarantine.

4. Import/Export of Industrial, Chemical or Hazardous materials shall be restricted. With this, we can import/export food, garments, ornaments but not industrial products.

These are just some of the positives that I could think of right now.

Unsa man inyo ika suggest.

pwede ikaw administrator sa airport, macks?

Unsa may angayan nga ingalan sa Airport?

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buwadsanga · « **Reply #33 on:** May 18, 2009, 08:45:48 AM »

ang ngan sa irport.....

"THE BOHOLANO SANDUGO ROCK N ROLL IRPORT"

hehehehe....

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ZecurB · « **Reply #34 on:** May 18, 2009, 09:30:27 AM »

Naa na man gyud ni nga Airport ug dili na man ni kapugngan, so ang ato na lang discussion is how Panglao and the Boholano community could benefit from it, how to minimize the negatives and maximize the positives.

It is now too late since nobody was bold enough to stand at the battle field during the initial stages. So, the blame game will only worsen the damage.

So, I will start with some suggestions that will make this airport beneficial instead of an eyesore to Panglao and the Boholanos.

1. Panglao should create a sort of ordinance that 50% of the airport's workforce will be residents of Panglao. Workforce shall be management staff/regular employees like customs official, security, catering, airport management, etc) having birth certificates from Panglao.

2. Duty Free Market shall be established inside the terminal which shall be managed by the municipality of Panglao.

3. Fair Taxes shall be established to benefit Panglao.

4. Toll fee shall be imposed on Causeway and Dauis Bridges.

5. Modern garbage disposal and recycling facility (solid & liquid wastes) shall be incorporated in the budget. All wastes shall be disposed out of Panglao Island, perhaps a landfill somewhere in Bohol Mainland.

3. Customs office for Export/Import shall be established with Laboratory/Testing facility which include medical and quarantine.

4. Import/Export of Industrial, Chemical or Hazardous materials shall be restricted. With this, we can import/export food, garments, ornaments but not industrial products.

These are just some of the positives that I could think of right now.

Unsa man inyo ika suggest.

On #1 More than 50% basta makamao, but the tough part is, do we have Panglao folks qualified for such technical positions. Unsaong toa man pud ang mga capable unta naglupad sa laing nasud. Okey rang mga vendors, waiters, bus boys...etc. kay tungod sas tourism industry didtry naa nay naka kat-on sa mga typical tasks

On #2. Sure! If they have people capable and qualified both technically and academically

On #3. Liquid waste, there is already an ongoing project and just last Friday the Panglao LCE was mandated to issue an order emanating from the LGU itself, so the ball is now in the hands of the LCE so siya nay dukdukunon ana. Solid waste, definitely no solid/hazardous waste in Panglao due to the clustered sanitary landfill which are in the mainland and the Province's thrust to maintain Bohol as an Ecology and Environment Friendly Province. The NGOs have been very helpfull in mainteaining this.

On #3. Sure! Basta magkasinabot na ang MAyor og ang SB dili na problema. Pero sige paman ilang bingkil karon so we can only hope and pray nga magkasinabot na sila

On #4. There will be export zones in other areas in the province but none on industrial products. Dugay naman ganin gi serado ang SIP didto sa Cortes unya modawat na hinuog industrial products? That would be insane! Mo ulbong kaspa sa mga countries og international organizations (EcoGov for example) nga supportive sa mga Environmental initiatives dinhi sa Bohol. That's why some expats stay here in the province much longer than they do in their own home countries. Statistical data can support that, you can get it... i.e. if you have the proper security clearance of course..

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ZecurB · « **Reply #35 on:** May 18, 2009, 09:51:50 AM »

Fortunately, a golf-course is out of the question. Kalas yuta, kalas tubig, unya gamay ray Bol-anong maka trabaho in relation to area. Ang thrust is poverty-reduction, and employment generation is one strategy to reach that dream of being among the ten richest province's in the country. For now we are at # 52 among the richest (and climbing) which is way much better than being among the ten poorest a few years back as bared by UNDP study...

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #36 on:** May 18, 2009, 11:24:46 AM »

ang ngan sa irport.....

"THE BOHOLANO SANDUGO ROCK N ROLL IRPORT"

hehehehe....

whahahaha....picture ni buwad ang ibutang sa tarmac. peace.

matay, mura og di na jud tingali kapogngan ni...ako lang ikaingon, Good Luck ug God Bless...Padayon Bohol, Uswag Bohol...

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JaimeHandugan · « **Reply #37 on:** May 18, 2009, 12:29:52 PM »

Naa na man gyud ni nga Airport ug dili na man ni kapugngan, so ang ato na lang discussion is how Panglao and the Boholano community could benefit from it, how to minimize the negatives and maximize the positives.

It is now too late since nobody was bold enough to stand at the battle field during the initial stages. So, the blame game will only worsen the damage.

So, I will start with some suggestions that will make this airport beneficial instead of an eyesore to Panglao and the Boholanos.

1. Panglao should create a sort of ordinance that 50% of the airport's workforce will be residents of Panglao. Workforce shall be management staff/regular employees like customs official, security, catering, airport management, etc) having birth certificates from Panglao.

2. Duty Free Market shall be established inside the terminal which shall be managed by the municipality of Panglao.

3. Fair Taxes shall be established to benefit Panglao.

4. Toll fee shall be imposed on Causeway and Dauis Bridges.

5. Modern garbage disposal and recycling facility (solid & liquid wastes) shall be incorporated in the budget. All wastes shall be disposed out of Panglao Island, perhaps a landfill somewhere in Bohol Mainland.

3. Customs office for Export/Import shall be established with Laboratory/Testing facility which include medical and quarantine.

4. Import/Export of Industrial, Chemical or Hazardous materials shall be restricted. With this, we can import/export food, garments, ornaments but not industrial products.

These are just some of the positives that I could think of right now.

Unsa man inyo ika suggest.

Kini sakto nga attitude. Kay and panglao airport tukoron man jud sa panglao, tabang ta nga malami and project ug mabulahan tang tanan.

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TOPAC · « **Reply #38 on:** May 18, 2009, 12:31:03 PM »

Noisy? Yeah right noisy! Tell that to the marines... Tourist volume is increasing and it will become more so in the coming years. So how do you expect to cope up if you have an airport that's only capable of smaller crafts. Our house is very close to the present airport but does it bother us as well as the expats who live even much closer than ours? NOPE!!! Panglao Island is saturated and there's a problem there that's is unfortunately I can't divulge about it because it was emphasized that "it's off the record" Our fellow Bol-anons in the North also hunger for development and the benefits that tourism brings to the province thus the development of beaches in the North Eastern as well as North Western part of the province. BUT SORRY!!! Wa nay chance mong maka palit og mga properties dito kay developed napud didto and mas nindot pa didto kaysa Panglao. So kon mas motuo mo anang mga taw nga mga negative lang ang ipanulti unya diay to way hanaw sa ilang gipanulti pun-an pa gyus mga kaigsuonan nga nagpa tuo-tuong suhito unya otro pud diayng way alamag, naa pa gyuy kina raang Boholano attitude nga "WAIT and SEE", naa lagi's abroad pero taga BUK-I.D. man gihapug mentalidad.. na hala sige, way airport mahimo.. og manguli mog Bohol adto ramo sa Mactan Airport ha, pag fast craft lang mo padulong Bohol o ba kaha via Tubigon kay patyanay sa presyo didto sa pamasahi sa barko. Naa pa gani oras nga libre sakay padulong Cebu. O adto lang ba kaha mo dunggo sa Talibon City kon taga Norte mo dapit. Paminaw lang mo anang sigeg panaway og pagarpar, ampay man sad tingali ninyo noh? Well, it's one of the traits that can identify a Filipino anyway.."THE CRAB MENTALITY" Amen? Amen... pag churrr mo oist.. ga ngaag lang agi ninyo..

isuga oi!

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renegade · « **Reply #39 on:** May 18, 2009, 12:34:39 PM »

amen. viva. what ever. come what may. good riddance. good luck. vaya con dios.

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JaimeHandugan · « **Reply #40 on:** May 18, 2009, 12:35:37 PM »

Support jud ko airport, matay pa. Patrabahua unja ko didto, ha, ZecurB.
Basin makapaninda pud ko didto painitan.

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aduy · « **Reply #41 on:** May 18, 2009, 02:04:59 PM »

hahaiz, hinaut unta og mahinayon na ning Airport arong maalisdan na ang airport sa kasalukuyan kay congested na jud kaajo.

mag one year na laman sukad sa nag ground breaking si Pangulong Gloria pero hangtud karon wala pa masugdi drawing lang japon.

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fdaray · « **Reply #42 on:** May 18, 2009, 03:02:14 PM »

What will be the name of the airport.?
This will also promote tourism in Bohol.

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ZecurB · « **Reply #43 on:** May 18, 2009, 08:02:34 PM »

Ambot lang kahag unsay ingalan nila sa airport. Naa nay dagkung investors pero ga hilum-hilum lang. Naa napuy mga GOCCs nga nag himog marketing networks for support to the prospective locators once Phase-1 is in place. Usa nakos nangapply daan sa pipila aning mga investors. Kumbaga, "striking while the iron is shot"...

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #44 on:** May 18, 2009, 08:21:34 PM »

unya, suportahan gyud kaha kini sa ubang mga mamanuan sa probinsya kung ugaling dili na ka-partido ni aumentado ang magyaka sa opisina sa gobernador? may lang pod unta.

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ZecurB · « **Reply #45 on:** May 18, 2009, 08:44:54 PM »

Ing ani ni siya, ang mga walay kisaw nakaplastar na daan og mga invesments whether nakapalit bag proerties or nakakitag mga koneksyones kay aron inig boto dretso na dayon. Ang daghag kisaw mao tung naunhan unya mang gal-gal og uban kay aron naay mag banha dayon hulat silag ma karaw kay mag hinay-hinay pud silag lihok... minaro bang strategy para lain maoy mapagan... sad but unfortunately true...

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #46 on:** May 18, 2009, 09:01:05 PM »

ang problema man gud pod aning IHILOM ug naay NAGPAKAHILOM kay wa kabalo ang mga katawhan kung kinsa kini sila. kinsay nasayod mga pseudo-owners ra pod ni sila, nya sa tanto-tantong toon, mahibal-an na lang sa publiko nga ang mga politiko ra pod diay nga nagpaluyo aning proyekto ang mga tag-iya sa mga negosyo sa airport. ang mga kaaway sa politika ug sa negosyo syempre mosinta gyud. faits.

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benelynne · « **Reply #47 on:** May 18, 2009, 10:48:42 PM »

Fortunately, a golf-course is out of the question. Kalas yuta, kalas tubig, unya gamay ray Bol-anong maka trabaho in relation to area. Ang thrust is poverty-reduction, and employment generation is one strategy to reach that dream of being among the ten richest province's in the country. For now we are at # 52 among the richest (and climbing) which is way much better than being among the ten poorest a few years back as bared by UNDP study...

Taysa, part ka o naa kay involvement sa planning ZecurB? Murag well-versed kaayo ka ani nga project--from concept, status progress to rationale.

I used to be on Prof. Ernesto Pernia's side of the fence, but I was mainly concerned that Panglao's vaunted biodiversity will be threatened by the massive concrete development.

With the go-signal on, we just have make sure that we don't kill the duck that lays the golden egg--that is, the green-and-blue nature that is the main allure of Bohol.

Our experience with Tagbilaran's drainage and other environmental issues have not been very encouraging. But since the Panglao international airport has the advantage of receiving national support, which has been given further boost by the recent enactment of the Chatto law, the environmental concerns can hopefully be addressed at the initial stage of the project.

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ZecurB · « **Reply #48 on:** May 19, 2009, 05:57:37 PM »

Yes I definitely agree with you on Tagbilaran's drainage and other environmental issues. It is indeed very discouraging. I was so discouraged that I wrote an article and one of the local weeklies posted it front-page minus my name to shield me from possible flak from the LCE.

I am just sharing BAI BENELYNE what I know which in my own mind think that people should know what I know... matay, hasta ko galibog ko adto akong nasulti da! Namao ba to? .... hehehehehehe

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benelynne · « **Reply #49 on:** May 19, 2009, 06:57:39 PM »

Yes I definitely agree with you on Tagbilaran's drainage and other environmental issues. It is indeed very discouraging. I was so discouraged that I wrote an article and one of the local weeklies posted it front-page minus my name to shield me from possible flak from the LCE.

I am just sharing BAI BENELYNE what I know which in my own mind think that people should know what I know... matay, hasta ko galibog ko adto akong nasulti da! Namao ba to? .... hehehehehehe

Wa diay by-line tong imong gisuwat. Maayo untag imong i-post pud dire sa TB for the benefit of those of us who may not have read it. Hapit na pud ra ba tag-uwan, mag-alingasaw na sad nga issue ang drainage.

Abi nakug makiglumba si Mayor ni Guv sa ilang pet mega-projects--ang water treatment plant ug ang Panglao International Airport. Nahilom na man lagi ang issue sa drainage ug treatment plant. Undang na sa panghagit si mayor, o out of season lang kanang isyuha kay summer pa man?

Sa akong panan-aw, murag out-of synch ang priorities sa mga lokal nga lider nato diha. Kay muingon man si Lim nga he does not see how tourism benefits the local economy. I don't really know if it's just a political statement--to take a jab at Chatto and Aumentado--or a statement that reflects his limited grasp of the economic dynamics.

As long as Tagbilaran is the capital and the gateway to Bohol, Lim must dovetail the priorities of the city to the over-all economic blueprint. I can't really see how Aumentado and Chatto can envision a resort province, and dream of upgrading Bohol's status in the world tourist map to that of Bali or Chiangmai, while Lim feels no qualms about dumping coliform-infested waste water onto Tagbilaran Bay. Unya manablig pa gyud ang iyang tawo ug septic water sa mga kritiko sa City Hall.

I don't know if I'm the only one who has noticed this: as the capital city of a tourist destination, Tagbilaran seems to be a charmless city. Wala man lay green, wala'y coordinated beautification effort, zoning guidelines, etc.

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OT sa ko, Zecur B, murag familiar lagi ka. Naa man gud gihanting dire sa TB nga di gyud magpaila bisag unsaog gitik, maayo musuwat, daghan nahibaw-an, unya hilig maghan-ay anang imong gigamit nga smileys. Di ba mo igsoon o ig-agaw ni GEC?

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ZecurB · « **Reply #50 on:** May 21, 2009, 07:34:53 PM »

Daghan nay mi accuse lagi nako nga ako kuno lagi si GEC. Utro sad kong wala kahibaw kon kinsa na siya. Galaway lang gani ko gatan-aw adtong gi offer nga red wine para sa iyaha. Kahatagon kog reply sa gi-present nimo pero ga kurog na akoang tuhod sa kagutom kay gikan pud ko gadulag soccer sa grandstand so basin in a few days pohon mo sumpay ko nimo niya kay ugma ga pungasi pud ag mga coverages nako ugma, a kabuok. baw anig kaapas bakos deadlines. Oo dihay by-line. Ako nya tong i-extract pohon... baush kay plato na gyuy pana-aw nako...

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ZecurB · « **Reply #51 on:** May 21, 2009, 07:36:32 PM »

Tiaw mo na! Wa naman gani magkadimao diay ning akoang kamot pag-type...

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benelynne · « **Reply #52 on:** May 21, 2009, 09:58:43 PM »

Bitaw, murag ang dakong kalainan ninyo ni GEC kay di ka tihik muhatag ug hint sa imong identity.

If you're a writer of Bohol Chronicle or any other paper, I surely must have read your articles. Sa sunod higayon nga makabisita ko sa Bohol--tingali sa Hulyo kung tugtan sa Diyos--I hope we could see each other for two reasons.

First, since you're a pen just like Mike, you're a kindred soul. Secondly, since you play soccer, the sport my son loves this so much, I'd like to talk with you about this.

I enrolled my son in an individualized schooling program because he is still adjusting to the academic system there. Hopefully, he will have more flexible time as well. He has been telling me that he would like to join a regular team team there, but can't find a group that plays regularly and compete. (At HNU, he can barely squeeze time for sports as he's also trying to cope with academics.) He's only 16. I don't know if you could accommodate one of his age. If not, we can perhaps organize a junior team. Kita unya ta pohon.

Hisgutan pud nato ning airport bitaw, o bisag unsa lang under Bohol's sun, basig naa tay makuhang impormasyon nga mapahimuslan kay basig mubalik na gyud ko for good next year.

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Macky Ferniz · « **Reply #53 on:** May 22, 2009, 07:03:09 PM »

What will be the name of the airport.?
This will also promote tourism in Bohol.

Akong suggestion: "Bohol International Airport" Para ma promote ang whole Island.

Kung ato ning ipangan sa name of a person, mag lisod ug identify ang mga foreigners or mga Travel agent nga foreign owned.

So mas dali pag identify kung ang name ra pod sa lugar ang ipangan. Like for example mangutana ang tourist sa travel agent kung asa siya gusto mo bakasyon, so kung mo ingon ang tourist ug sa Bohol, mo type dayon siya sa computer ug Bohol unya ma establish dayon niya ang mga connecting flight para sa "Bohol International Airport".

Pero kung ang ngan pananglitan Sikatuna International Airport, mo ingon ang travel agent nga who is this Sikatuna, which part of the world?, so, tungod sa iyang ka busy, mo ingon na lang, "why wont you try Thailand".

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #54 on:** May 22, 2009, 07:43:55 PM »

Akong suggestion: "Bohol International Airport" Para ma promote ang whole Island.

Kung ato ning ipangan sa name of a person, mag lisod ug identify ang mga foreigners or mga Travel agent nga foreign owned.

So mas dali pag identify kung ang name ra pod sa lugar ang ipangan. Like for example mangutana ang tourist sa travel agent kung asa siya gusto mo bakasyon, so kung mo ingon ang tourist ug sa Bohol, mo type dayon siya sa computer ug Bohol unya ma establish dayon niya ang mga connecting flight para sa "Bohol International Airport".

Pero kung ang ngan pananglitan Sikatuna International Airport, mo ingon ang travel agent nga who is this Sikatuna, which part of the world?, so, tungod sa iyang ka busy, mo ingon na lang, "why wont you try Thailand".

ok ko aning suhestyona sa ngalan sa airport.

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benelynne · « **Reply #55 on:** May 22, 2009, 09:12:04 PM »

Part of the package bitaw ang ngalan. Diri gani sa Japan, ang New Tokyo International Airport is actually located in Narita City, Chiba Pref. , some 100 km away from Tokyo.

Bohol has already a name value in the tourism market, so the new airport can benefit greatly from the name and vice versa.

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ZecurB · « **Reply #56 on:** May 22, 2009, 10:04:21 PM »

BAI Benn, actually I send my articles to all the local outfits, so it's the editors call if they will publish it. Of course we can accommodate your son. Our group has been regularly holding tournaments for kids from ages 7-14 in specific age groups. We do this 2 or 3 times a year, depending on the availability of funding from sponsors. Our groups thrust is to develop grassroots football, develop them while their young. Our own little way also of helping these kids to veer away from illegal drugs and crime by keeping them busy playing. We already held one early part this year, then there was a PSC-sponsored Childrens Community Games of which soccer was one of the events included. The next one is sometime this October, it's sponsored by a gubernatorial hopeful. If your son is studying at HNU, just let him approach "Parts Angalot", he is the coach for football @ HNU High in Janssen Heights. Actually, there are teenagers who are playing with us every afternoon at the grandstand. Our group is still in the process of creating a strong Football Association in the Province so that we can tap the assistances that PFA can provide.

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benelynne · « **Reply #57 on:** May 23, 2009, 09:01:05 AM »

BAI Benn, actually I send my articles to all the local outfits, so it's the editors call if they will publish it. Of course we can accommodate your son. Our group has been regularly holding tournaments for kids from ages 7-14 in specific age groups. We do this 2 or 3 times a year, depending on the availability of funding from sponsors. Our groups thrust is to develop grassroots football, develop them while their young. Our own little way also of helping these kids to veer away from illegal drugs and crime by keeping them busy playing. We already held one early part this year, then there was a PSC-sponsored Childrens Community Games of which soccer was one of the events included. The next one is sometime this October, it's sponsored by a gubernatorial hopeful. If your son is studying at HNU, just let him approach "Parts Angalot", he is the coach for football @ HNU High in Janssen Heights. Actually, there are teenagers who are playing with us every afternoon at the grandstand. Our group is still in the process of creating a strong Football Association in the Province so that we can tap the assistances that PFA can provide.

Bai ZecurB,

Thanks for this feedback. My son will not be enrolling at HNU in the next school year, but in an acceleration school where the instruction is modular and individualized. He is presently with me in Japan, but will be back there in the first half of June. I have mentioned you to him as a way of motivating him to work harder on his studies. By the way, I have had a chance to talk with Parts about two times during my short visit to Tagbilaran last year. I donated the team's uniform last year. I really hope we could strengthen Tagbilaran's soccer and work towards finding sponsors for competitions. Maayo kaayo ang imong project para sa mga kabataan aron malikay sila sa mga di-maayong buhat. I would like my son to be part of a group that is into sports and civic activities, kay ug wala na'y soccer diha ra pud na sa sud sa balay.

Kinsa man diay tong team nakadaug bag-o lang sa Cebu, di ba Bohol man pud to?

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TOPAC · « **Reply #58 on:** May 23, 2009, 10:29:25 AM »

TARSIER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT!

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fdaray · « **Reply #59 on:** May 23, 2009, 10:36:09 AM »

Kon nahuman na unya ang Panglao International Airport, unsay mahitabo sa atong daan nga airport?. Adto na tanang flight motugpa kay dako ug nindot na.

Ato na lang ibaligya ang daan nga airport.

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #60 on:** May 23, 2009, 11:02:16 AM »

TARSIER INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT!

hahahahaha.

Kon nahuman na unya ang Panglao International Airport, unsay mahitabo sa atong daan nga airport?. Adto na tanang flight motugpa kay dako ug nindot na.

Ato na lang ibaligya ang daan nga airport.

nindot buwaran og humay tong daang airport sir kay patag kaayo. di na kinahanglan ibaligya kay kung paabangan sa mga mamuwaray og humay, makasapi ang syudad ana.

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-<GEC348>- · « **Reply #61 on:** May 23, 2009, 11:04:11 AM »

On the name of the airport: I believe there is a new regulation that airports should be named after the place where they are located. This is to avoid confusion and for easy reference. There will be no more of the likes of Ninoy Aquino International Airport or Diosdado Macapagal Airport.

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-<GEC348>- · « **Reply #62 on:** May 23, 2009, 11:05:33 AM »

Matod pa sa mga news reports sa una, the old tagbilaran airport will be converted into a business park or an economic zone, whatever.

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renegade · « **Reply #63 on:** May 23, 2009, 06:00:41 PM »

whatever jud...........

WHAT EVERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!

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Macky Ferniz · « **Reply #64 on:** May 24, 2009, 06:01:23 AM »

Ang Old Airport himoon ug Lover's Lane.

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renegade · « **Reply #65 on:** May 24, 2009, 08:39:30 AM »

Ang Old Airport himoon ug Lover's Lane.

uh?!...

ehhh?

hala

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Macky Ferniz · « **Reply #66 on:** May 24, 2009, 09:13:45 PM »

Puede himoon ug sports complex. Pila kaha ka tennis court ug basket ball court ang mahimo.

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-<GEC348>- · « **Reply #67 on:** May 25, 2009, 12:40:47 PM »

Good Idea, Dad Mack!

Lover's Lane and for the sports enthusiast: I prefer a Drag Race strip

Kon mag lovers's quarrel, all it needs is a little push!

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apothecary · « **Reply #68 on:** May 25, 2009, 01:02:59 PM »

Nice to hear. Asa nga barrio sa Panglao ilang tukuran ug airport?

Parts of Lourdes, Bolod, Danao and Tawala

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Macky Ferniz · « **Reply #69 on:** May 25, 2009, 08:28:15 PM »

Good Idea, Dad Mack!

Lover's Lane and for the sports enthusiast: I prefer a Drag Race strip

Kon mag lovers's quarrel, all it needs is a little push!

GEC, para less energy, Remote Controlled Toys.

Maayo na lang dili mountainous para walay lover's leap.

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lindy · « **Reply #70 on:** May 25, 2009, 09:58:27 PM »

Close to the Escaya Resort... hmmmm. no wonder.

Parts of Lourdes, Bolod, Danao and Tawala

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ZecurB · « **Reply #71 on:** May 26, 2009, 08:03:42 PM »

Bai ZecurB,

Thanks for this feedback. My son will not be enrolling at HNU in the next school year, but in an acceleration school where the instruction is modular and individualized. He is presently with me in Japan, but will be back there in the first half of June. I have mentioned you to him as a way of motivating him to work harder on his studies. By the way, I have had a chance to talk with Parts about two times during my short visit to Tagbilaran last year. I donated the team's uniform last year. I really hope we could strengthen Tagbilaran's soccer and work towards finding sponsors for competitions. Maayo kaayo ang imong project para sa mga kabataan aron malikay sila sa mga di-maayong buhat. I would like my son to be part of a group that is into sports and civic activities, kay ug wala na'y soccer diha ra pud na sa sud sa balay.

Kinsa man diay tong team nakadaug bag-o lang sa Cebu, di ba Bohol man pud to?

HOLY SHHMOKOY BAI BENN! If that photo is a photo of your kid then I know him! I've seen him in action and he can hold his own on the field, a big boy, with regular and serious training he can be quite an asset for Bohol or any team he'd like to be in.

With regards as to what will happen to the present airport if the one in Panglao will be operational, yes, it will be converted into a commercial area, and if talks push thru, an export zone and if the FOC infrastructure is stabilized and established, it can also be an ideal site for an ICT village. Furthermore, height restrictions for buildings within the city can finally lifted so high rise structures can flourish...

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #72 on:** May 26, 2009, 09:08:13 PM »

GEC, para less energy, Remote Controlled Toys.

Maayo na lang dili mountainous para walay lover's leap.

nindot unta naay mag-invest para Aeronautics School..kanang daang airport magamit para praktisan og palupad.

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benelynne · « **Reply #73 on:** May 27, 2009, 09:03:01 AM »

Bai ZecurB,

Yes, that's my boy Paolo. He's starting to get bored here in Japan. He'll likely be back in Tagbilaran early next month. Hope you could take him into one of your teams. I already mentioned you to him. Let's work to improve soccer's visibility in Tagbilaran. We're the only Asian country that's still lukewarm to this sport.

The Tagbilaran airport is a prime piece of real estate there. Do keep us updated on the planned developments there. If I had my say on how it's going to be developed, they should just expand the local bandwidth of the internet and make it a BPO or IT center. Service industry is more in line with Bohol's environmental protection.

HOLY SHHMOKOY BAI BENN! If that photo is a photo of your kid then I know him! I've seen him in action and he can hold his own on the field, a big boy, with regular and serious training he can be quite an asset for Bohol or any team he'd like to be in.

With regards as to what will happen to the present airport if the one in Panglao will be operational, yes, it will be converted into a commercial area, and if talks push thru, an export zone and if the FOC infrastructure is stabilized and established, it can also be an ideal site for an ICT village. Furthermore, height restrictions for buildings within the city can finally lifted so high rise structures can flourish...

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fdaray · « **Reply #74 on:** May 27, 2009, 09:11:14 AM »

We are so proud of having an international airport in Bohol. Hoping to be realize soon.
Hinaot nga walay kurakot.

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renegade · « **Reply #75 on:** May 27, 2009, 12:05:56 PM »

We are so proud of having an international airport in Bohol. Hoping to be realize soon.
Hinaot nga walay kurakot.

di mahitabo nang way kurakot.., its in the system

and it runs in the blood of those corrupt politicians.

ang gobyerno, ug kinsay makapabor lang. maghuna huna ba diay ug kinsay maligsan labi anang mga pobre nga lami pa jud atrasan human maligsi aron ma sure pagkadugmok..

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ZecurB · « **Reply #76 on:** May 27, 2009, 04:49:15 PM »

BAI BENE! Yes, Paolo diay tuod iya ngalan. If he intends to come back and still enroll in HNU then he is automatically with the HNU tem because I recall that Parts is intent on keeping him with the team. A few days ago we had an election of officers in preparation of creating a registered and sanctioned organization devoted to football in order to have a recognized identity. Sooner or later we will be making preparations for creating by-laws and regulations as these are requirements of the SEC even if it's a none-profit organization.

Increasing the bandwidth was done but is still not enough, that,s why the largest call center now operating here in the city can only accommodate a maximum of 40 agents while others are have fewer. To be able to match demands in relation to our neighboring provinces who got a headstart, an FOC backbone has to be in place (which also can serve the purpose of signal redundancy). GLOBE and SMART are working together on this, for economical reasons (why have separate diggings when the two can share in the conduit). Other independent Cable-TV providers can also benefit from this infrastructure. And maybe even the power providers, if the plans of placing the wires underground instead of the traditional above-ground is feasible.

As to those of us who like to wallow in pessimism, yes corruption cannot be avoided. The question is what have we done about it? What steps have we contributed against it? Or we'll just go about enjoying criticizing. It's your call, shall we become "Ranting Swedes"or "Agents of Change"?...

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ZecurB · « **Reply #77 on:** May 27, 2009, 05:23:08 PM »

Oist! nalimtan nakos GLACE. Dugay na nga naay ga-operate nga Flying School dire sa Tagbilaran, pero kanang ga-offer og Aeronautical courses wala pa. Most of the customers are Koreans and Taiwanese, some Middle Easterns and a few Japanese. Diha pa gani makalingaw kaayo nga pang hitabo when one of these light planes had a crash landing at the Tagbilaran Airport. Rare kaayo ning nga ing-aning panghitabo sa atoa. Sa dihang nahitabo ang maong crash landing, ang designated driver sa Rescue Team mi response kunohay dayon, so misutoy siya with the rescue vehicle to respond. Maybe due to his excitement or simpleng pagka-ratol ba kaha niya, wala na siya mag tan-aw or nag check kon naka sakay naba ang ubang members sa rescue team. Pag abot sa driver ngadto sa na-momo (literally) nga eroplano natingala siyang nganong walay nitabang niya sa fire fighting equiptment. Pastilan! Paglingi niya, dha na siya nakabantay nga perting ginukod intawn sa crew sa ilang sakyanan! Ga hal-hal intawn ang agi nila. Ang rescue crew na hinuoon maoy hapit rescue-hunon kay hapit nanga-utas, pero ang pilot og ang studyante wala tatsa. The guy became the butt of jokes for quite some time at the airport.

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glacier_71 · « **Reply #78 on:** May 28, 2009, 08:40:07 AM »

Oist! nalimtan nakos GLACE. Dugay na nga naay ga-operate nga Flying School dire sa Tagbilaran, pero kanang ga-offer og Aeronautical courses wala pa. Most of the customers are Koreans and Taiwanese, some Middle Easterns and a few Japanese. Diha pa gani makalingaw kaayo nga pang hitabo when one of these light planes had a crash landing at the Tagbilaran Airport. Rare kaayo ning nga ing-aning panghitabo sa atoa. Sa dihang nahitabo ang maong crash landing, ang designated driver sa Rescue Team mi response kunohay dayon, so misutoy siya with the rescue vehicle to respond. Maybe due to his excitement or simpleng pagka-ratol ba kaha niya, wala na siya mag tan-aw or nag check kon naka sakay naba ang ubang members sa rescue team. Pag abot sa driver ngadto sa na-momo (literally) nga eroplano natingala siyang nganong walay nitabang niya sa fire fighting equiptment. Pastilan! Paglingi niya, dha na siya nakabantay nga perting ginukod intawn sa crew sa ilang sakyanan! Ga hal-hal intawn ang agi nila. Ang rescue crew na hinuoon maoy hapit rescue-hunon kay hapit nanga-utas, pero ang pilot og ang studyante wala tatsa. The guy became the butt of jokes for quite some time at the airport.

hahahaha...kalooy pod.

they need more "emergency landings" para ma-praktis.

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ZecurB · « **Reply #79 on:** May 28, 2009, 12:13:12 PM »

Mao gyud

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Macky Ferniz · « **Reply #80 on:** May 28, 2009, 07:09:43 PM »

Samtang gi himo pa ni nga Airport, ang akong suggestion sa mga younger generation nga mo kuha sila sa course nga "Aircraft Structural Mechanic". 4 Months course lang ni ug kasagaran welding-welding lang ni nga course.

Mi top ni siya sa most in demand jobs. Daghang nag offer ani sa Cebu & Manila ug search na lang ninyo sa internet.

Bisan asa nga country in demand ni basta dunay airport.

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ZecurB · « **Reply #81 on:** May 28, 2009, 07:29:28 PM »

Good suggestion MACK! Naa tay mga estudyante sa CVSCAFT nga maka excell ani. I'll throw that idea to the Academe in the coming multi-sectoral meetings....

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benelynne · « **Reply #82 on:** May 31, 2009, 12:05:49 AM »

Bai Zec,

Paolo and I had a bonding time tonight just talking about soccer in Tagbilaran. We surfed the net for faces that are active in the CPG Grandstand scene that he is familiar with. Then he remembered about you and we decided to do some sleuth work together. You know how it goes with the net, just string a few related key words and voila, your face practically leapt from the screen! Paolo instantly recalled you, and remembers having talked to you. Sorry for "unmasking" you, Bai. I am glad about your advocacy for soccer and the youth. I'm with you here.

Now I know you have well-placed sources for your updates on the Panglao airport, so please keep us posted. PM lang unya ko if you'd care to talk about things other than soccer and Panglao.

By the way, did you say there is a call center that is operating in Tagbilaran now?

BAI BENE! Yes, Paolo diay tuod iya ngalan. If he intends to come back and still enroll in HNU then he is automatically with the HNU tem because I recall that Parts is intent on keeping him with the team. A few days ago we had an election of officers in preparation of creating a registered and sanctioned organization devoted to football in order to have a recognized identity. Sooner or later we will be making preparations for creating by-laws and regulations as these are requirements of the SEC even if it's a none-profit organization.

Increasing the bandwidth was done but is still not enough, that,s why the largest call center now operating here in the city can only accommodate a maximum of 40 agents while others are have fewer. To be able to match demands in relation to our neighboring provinces who got a headstart, an FOC backbone has to be in place (which also can serve the purpose of signal redundancy). GLOBE and SMART are working together on this, for economical reasons (why have separate diggings when the two can share in the conduit). Other independent Cable-TV providers can also benefit from this infrastructure. And maybe even the power providers, if the plans of placing the wires underground instead of the traditional above-ground is feasible.

As to those of us who like to wallow in pessimism, yes corruption cannot be avoided. The question is what have we done about it? What steps have we contributed against it? Or we'll just go about enjoying criticizing. It's your call, shall we become "Ranting Swedes"or "Agents of Change"?...

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ZecurB · « **Reply #83 on:** June 01, 2009, 03:03:46 PM »

Hahahaha! Shakspan gyud diay! Oo BAI naay mga pipila ka call centers na dire sa Tagbilaran. Most of them small ones, mga tag 15-18 agents kay dili pa kaya ang heavier nga traffic kay wal pamn guy suitable infra. Pag maplastar ang FOC backbone then the floodgates will open so to speak...

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