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Show posts MenuQuote from: Danielle Josette on September 18, 2010, 07:01:52 PM
The energy market today is making a lot of news with the rising fuel prices and its shrinking supply. There is an urgent need to reduce the energy crisis by making a slow shift towards the renewable sources of energy. The renewable energy sources score over the fossil fuels due to its environment friendly aspect and unlimited availability. The energy present in the sun, ocean water and other such natural resources can be used to fulfill the world energy needs. Given the fact that this energy can be produced again on extinction makes it an ideal way of reducing the fossil energy dependence.
Investment in the renewable energy sector has risen in recent years with over 155 billion dollars getting invested in the sector in 2008. The world energy needs are projected to rise by 40% in the coming thirty years. The investments in the sector are ably managed by the world energy research, which is an organization dedicated towards the promotion of the energy sector. The organization is hugely beneficial for the energy investors seeking high profits. It offers such investors with a myriad of investment options that suit their specific needs and also protect them from the vulnerabilities of the energy market.
Quote from: kan-ogong on June 05, 2010, 12:02:26 AM
Tinood ni oi basta mag survey na ang Hanjin modayon na sila.ang ila jud interes nila dili ang pasahero nga mo adto sa cebu.Ilang interes ang tubig sa Inabanga nga sa kilid na lang sa taytayan mo agi kay dako man kaayo gasto ug mag laying sila submarine pipe mogasto sila more than the cost of the bridge.ikaduha ang subamarine cable para sa electric nga sa taytayan na lang pod mo agi kay una mahal kaayo ang submarine cable triple ang price. unya pag laying ana sa under water mahal kaayo gastu. mao na ilaha interes.kay ug pasahero ang saligan boholcebubohol walay kita.unta ang mag construct ani ang philippine contructor like CDCP.AG&P,ROBLETT,kini mga contructor mga higante na ni sila sa una pa unya ang Hanjin sa una mao pay pag sugod.ang kinaunahan nga project sa Hanjin mga kalsada sa mindanao kay sila ra man nag antus bisan gisunog ilaha mga equipment sa mga MILF ug NPA.mao tu sunod sunod na ilaha project ug midako na ilaha company. Karon ang Hanjin worldwide contractor na ang AG&P ROBLETT CDCP nangawala.ang mga project sa hanjin BILLIONs dollars na ma MID EAST to AFRICA to ASIA.karon wala na idungog ang big Philippine Construction, nag subcontract na lang sila sa Hanjin.nabale na hinoon.Ug madayon na ni daghan mga bol anon maka work dako raba ni sila mag pa sweldo.10hrs ila working hrs automatic 2hrs OT every day mao jud ni ilaha time 2hrs autiomatic OT.Hanjin ako sa una mao kahibalo ko ang pag sugod sa Hanjin.Mga Koreano sa Hanjin dili kamao ug Englis pero pag mag bisaya ka ahhh morag jud pure bisaya.Kosog lang ni Hanjin moregalo sa mga politiko mao lang kapait nila. mga politiko diha sa BOHOL 1000000000% tagaan dayon nga mga SUV sa Hanjin syempre naa pod balos perma
Quote from: Capitan Berong on May 17, 2007, 07:12:43 PMgood information. maybe you can share now what are the things that Mr. Boy Molina has done in terms of progress in the town of Carmen? this is the time to enumerate the things he did?tnx
As published in a local paper under its regular feature "Boholano Today" by Mr. Loy Palapos, here's a short bio of the new LGU Chief Executive of the municipality of Carmen;
MANUEL DEL ROSARIO MOLINA
IT’S PAY-BACK TIME
Teaching is one of the world’s noblest professions. In the Philippines setting, the teachers goes beyond his classroom and the school premises. He becomes a Jack-of-the-trades in community affairs, whether it be for livelihood, religious activities, or manning election precincts that, more often than not, put into office a number of power-hungry misfits. It is widely accepted that here the right of suffrage cannot be practiced without the teachers. Which makes them vital components of progress, being looked up to as precursors of goodness in local society.
Manuel del Rosario Molina is a product of a teaching couple. His father, Eustaquio Molina, hailed from Loay, and was a public school teacher in Carmen before he retired. His mother, Carmen del Rosario, was born and grew up in Lapu-Lapu City, until she left her birthplace and, because she was also teaching, joined her husband as a public school teacher in Bohol. Until both decided that she concentrate her time raising their ten children. A wise decision, for the couple knew their primordial responsibility is the family.
Manuel, nicknamed Boy since his youth, is the eldest in the family. The sister next to him, Fe M. Go, is in shell-craft business in Cebu. Esperanza M. Jumamoy, Caridad M. Reambonanza, and Nenita M. Macalolot are based in Calatrava, Carmen. Rosario M. Andoy is the incumbent Punong Barangay of Calatrava. Oscar, the seventh among the children, is now settled as a farmer in Clarin. Wilfredo works in Cebu. Belen M. Cempron and Teresita M. Lapez inherited the inclination of their parents. The former is a public school teacher in Carmen, and the latter teaches in the Victoriano D. Tirol, Sr. Advanced Learning Center Boy was born in Carmen on February 8, 1944. He finished his first six years of education at the Carmen Central Elementary School. He enrolled at St. Anthony Academy, but finished the four-year secondary course at the Holy Cross Academy in Tubigon. Right after, he went to Cebu City and studied at the University of the Visayas, where he finished a degree in Bachelor of Arts, Major in Pilipino.
It was while engrossed with his work at the Mactan International Airport that the dashing Boholano met a beautiful student at the University of San Carlos. The persistent suitor pursued the lady from Banilad, who was then taking up Bachelor of Science in Nutrition. His persistence paid off. They got married; and even if she obtained a diploma for her course, she was persuaded by her husband to be a full-time housewife, to care for their children and their home. It was a decision both did not regret making. While Grace had all her time attending to the needs of their children and her husband, Boy was able to concentrate on his career. His business grew, primarily because of his hands-on policy.
Right after graduation from college, he seek employment in the private sector. The management of Pilipinas Orient Airways saw in him a bright prospect. He was taken in, and from 1967 to 1972 became a Station Supervisor. In 1973 he transferred to Philippine Air Lines as a Station Agent. In 1974, another more lucrative offer came. He worked with Bahaghari Forwarder as a Delivery Agent manning the Cebu Branch until 1977.
By this time, his mettle in the forwarding business began to be widely acknowledged. American Express Forwarders offered him its Manila Branch. He became its Manager from 1977 to 1979. Still more lucrative job openings came his way. He accepted the job as OIC Sales Supervisor of the San Fernando Plant of Cosmos Bottling Company, a position he held from 1979 to 1984.
Asia Brewery Bottling Corporation beckoned him for his managerial style. The offer was too tempting to refuse. He became its Sales District Manager of its Pasig-Manila Plant from 1984 to 1986. Boy Molina was at his prime in productivity. Even his circle of friends and associates increased considerably, while his responsibilities peaked.
It was during this time when he looked back to his years of employment and accomplishments. He became aware of some limits to his professional growth. While the pay and benefits were sky-high, there was no complete freedom especially in the aspect of decision-making. After consulting with his family, relatives, and friends he opted to free himself from the encumbrance of heeding to the decision of his superiors. He formed his own company.
He conceptualized and registered Gram’s Freight Services, Inc., a VISMIN Commission Agent, of Em’s Freight Services and Various Forwarders. That was in the year 1986. His acumen as a forwarder paid off. The company grew tremendously, and it is still doing brisk business until today. He is presently the CEO, President, and General Manager of Gram’s Freight Services, Inc.
Boy and Grace are blessed with 5 children. May Gracel M. Sawyer, the eldest, finished MIS (Management Information System) at Assumption College. She helps manage the Gram’s Freight Services, Inc. August Manuel, Jr. graduated from San Beda College-Alabang with a degree in Business Administration and Entrepreneurship. He also works at Gram’s. Grace Ann also graduated from SBC with a degree of Business Administration and Marketing. She handled Gram’s marketing. Angela Grace has a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communications, major in Media Productions, from Assumption College-Makati. Her line of specialization is put to good use at the family-owned enterprise. The youngest, Julthis Manuel, finished Computer Animation at Asia Pacific College, and is also a second courser in Nursing, while working at Gram’s.
With all of their five children directly involved on a hands-on policy at Gram’s, Boy and Grace have now all the time in their own hands. They would have lived comfortable lives, sans worries; but Boy sensed that he could still be more productive. Not for the sake of his family, but for the sake of his hometown, Carmen.
He realized the vast potentials of Carmen, especially in agriculture and eco-tourism. His visits to his hometown convinced him that his birthplace has been bypassed by progress. He would be happiest serving Carmen as it grows. He possesses all that a real leader needs: his management skill, administrative expertise, his guts, and his compassion for his townfolks. Now, he knows… it’s payback time and he is ready for the challenge.
Quote from: fdaray on January 12, 2010, 08:28:46 AMsakto jud ka Sir, pero saon man nag ilog man kinsa kadto makalingkod para daghan ang mosulod sa bulsa ba...so sa maka una lang...pero kung maka votar pako...ako nalang inbalido oi...nagkainit na raba ang mga politiko karon da..
Marriage life should not be included in the political issue. It's our personal rights, as long as your serve the best to the people.
Quote from: niloandingdigal on February 04, 2010, 05:21:29 AMhahahahha...datu gud intawon...ako nahibaw-an nga Mayor datu c Olong Budiongan raman...peace!!!
Abi nako ug datu na c mayor Molina,!
Nang-warta naman lage!
Hahaha!