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this is a nice development, apo. herrera was also conching lim's executive vp during conching's reign in lmp (eventually, herrrera was elected Pres after conching won a post in the provincial board) .

if i remember it right, though, herrera turned his back against the lims during renato lim's campaign for a second term as bohol's ABC President. that's quite a load on herrera.

anyhow, comes 2010, the only thing that matters is conching's money/whoever she would side herself as vice gov. (but if she chooses not to run, everything's up for grab)

mas claro oi kung magda ug banig.

kay and CHED Chairman kay tag-iya man ug eskwelahan.

just like everyone else here, GB.

a, mao diay. thanks lay, apo.

Quote from: apothecary on February 04, 2009, 09:11:23 AM
that is what i am afraid gali kay until now, naa pa gihapoy moangkon nga T'saday pod sila nga tinuod.

The drift was that it was proliferated by some prominent people daw in Bohol to advance a school's new department daw. And the documentor pa is Jess Tirol, so its kind of suspicious to me personally.

I hope this is not offending the sensibilities of our friends but i would have wanted to pursue a study, most public officials ere however do not put the Eskaya as a priority.     

so, they are blaming UB for this so-called hoax? this is my first time to hear that this is all hoax.

on the T'saday issue, i think its settled already that Marcos and company used them to portray the late strongman as someone who cares for our country's culture and heritage. also, it was a good publicity as a great discovery at that time.

pero balita jud to nga dihay permit from the provincial government adto kay ang province man maoy nay mandate to manage our natural resources.

conching is a graduate of University of Santo Tomas' College of Medicine, the Philippines best at that time.
her apo, pauleen also finished her medicine in the same school. pauleen's husband is also a topnotch doctor from UST who once practiced medicine in the US.

Quote from: glacier_71 on February 04, 2009, 09:25:29 PM
someone with millions might still beat chatto

like who bay? i think only conching's money could beat edgar. but i doubt she would dare a face-off with edgar. they've been in the same circle since their days in LMP.

cesar too has money and popularity. but that's all he got! (pun intended) LOL

banigan bay pajero.

ang mga skycrapers naa sa makati dong.

manila decayed so much the businessmen have to move to makati and taguig.

but still, business remains bustling in the old divisoria and binondo areas of manila.

only two hospitals dong. one in valencia and another one in guindulman.

i think the only punishment the illegal miner was subjected to was to "redesign" the mine site.

diha man to waiting shed sauna diha. gikalawang na to wa pa abti ug udtong tutok.

a, k. i've read this part of our history in cafe lawis in dauis. i just missed that part where mansasa was mentioned as part of the trading center. was bias to dauis i think coz the cafe is in dauis.

thanks.

does this mean that the miner did not really obtain a quarry permit from the provincial government?

bantay ka apothecary, sulongon gani kang tiko diha.

mao gani. wa man ko musulti kung unsa. basta nangutana ra ko kung nagbanig ba. i was not implying something to someone.

noted.

a, k. much thanks.

wa man kaha gabanig sa biyabasan?

di ba na-down man daw ang mga bol-anon nga tag-iya sa uniwide?

nope, si julius lay.

basin nalibang oi.

herrera but they are still working it out. they are persuading him to run for congressman in the first district.

if this would push through, then ceasar would be the opposition's best bet.

with all due respect,

VALENCIA IS THE LAND OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS! LOL

to name a few: conching lim and family, dionisio balite and family, namuag family of santisima trinidad fame, guido lim and family of dr. lims clinic and hospital.

(sajang wa ko maapil)

edzpal si edcel palaca, dong?

hala ka angie! joke ra bitaw!

nganung kanang withdrawal hot man lagi kau nga topic di man undangun. sige ra mag kalami.

I don't know about Mansasa, sir. Unsa diay na diha?

(murag imu na jung gibarugan pagka taga PIA kay murag tanang pangutana nako diri sa tb ikaw makatubag. thanks jamu!)

thanks bro. he must be fluent in cebuano then if he is from mindanao.

it was still rene's fault that he lost. case in point is valencia. the family of conching lim called up rene to inquire on the number of votes he needed from valencia to ensure his victory in the congressional race. conching lim delivered what he said. and delivered the rest of the lim's loyal supporters to adam who is also a family friend.

bisan valencia lang daw, kung ingun pas rene sa sakto nga boto, daog na sija.

FYI: balite, a former mayor, never won in valencia in his three attempts (first against zarraga, 2nd against boy jala, and third to rene) to capture the 3rd congressional district.

nagduwaduwa ra mi diri, sir. sorry po.

birds of the same feather have feathers.

alive and kicking!

mao nay giingun nga wala maapektohan ang luxury market sa financial crisis.

taasa na ba diay ni nga thread.

ato na lang bisitahon kung naay mapriso diri nga taga tb. LOL

gibaligya lagi unta to.

asa dapit sa batasan?

i don't know arthur yap personally. does he know how to speak cebuano? from what town is her wife?

thanks sir. now i know. i've seen the steps in loay and tubigon but not maribojoc and loon.

asa ang sa maribojoc dapit? di lagi pud makit-an, sa likud pud?

preciousandpolite and hubby ni angie?

sir, asa na man tong mga remains nga nakubkuban sa anda?

not really. its for our information nga naa diay buddy2 si irene ug lorenzo sa bohol.

what about the 5M from Conching?

10M from Malmis is believable. i think they were the most favored government contractor of rene.

im not sure with mario uy and castillo though.

mangutana tas taga rb of maribojoc ini.

waaaaaaaaaaah Ngiga! Kudos, bro.

murag isolated case ra na si frony bay glacier. dili daw na sja normal.

no comment kiams. basta siya ako paunhon ug minyo. huhuhu

pero happy kanang akon nga:

zosimo calle, tinoud jud na.

and according to Bohol Chronicle (i had a different source on the chatto-lim tandem post), Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap, who is a Boholano by affinity, is aiming the third congressional district of the Jalas.

na bitaw kunoy cancer renegade. majo pa nija mangajo sijag pasaylo sa mga tawong ijang natumban sa ijang pagpanglupig sa mga gagmayng tawo.

ang gaba dili magsaba, sa gikaingun na.

Joke ra to mga sano/sana.

maajo ka diha kiam kay napasalubongan kag lacoste. taman ra jud ko tan-aw anang lacoste sa gateway.

gec, the loboc youth ambassador band performs every friday and saturday evening in loboc.

i dont know why the loboc childrens choir is not available though at the time that i visited loboc, they were there because it was the opening of the alfonso uy promenade aka hanging gardens of loboc.

apothecary, we are looking forward to realization of your above proposal. kudos.

80 to 100 million in real properties? daghana diay gud. problem with some banks is they kept on speculating on increases in real properties. they should have sold these assets long ago to address their liquidity problems as well as loan excess funds to prospective borrowers. hinaa sad oi.

you're right, ben. when we went there last december, we almost got lost because there were no signages leading to the rectory.

i think they ran an ad in the bohol chronicle. im not sure if it is still there.

export overruns man na grazie.
pero na pud mga imit.

folks, its still chatto-lim tandem as of this weekend.

hadluka man ni! more than 20 stab wounds? do you think she can that alone? naa siguro kakonchabo.

may your soul rest in peace.

God bless bulak.

Quote from: raldampong on January 29, 2009, 03:46:21 PM
Magkita ra mo pohon Nong Alay, kon wa man sija kahinumdom nimo akoy mag reintroduced. Labina na kay parehas mog business.

Mo invest nalang ko sa imong Company sa Housing Project nimo along with Nong Frank.

Ngigang layman! ka-level man diay mo ana ni Mr. Japson.

Noted and thanks much, sir.

Sus, ang imo sugilanon naa sa thread relative to PGMA. naunsa na man ni!

ajoajo lay and kudos!

bisan ngana mi kakontra bnc, di pud ko manakit sa mga tiguwang oi.

di naman lang namu sija pansinin run. basin adhd ra na sya.

I briefed him on the matter graze. He just smiled. According to Sir Michel, it doesn't cost the company that much.

LOL

Lacoste son on ‘feeling of security’


By Cheche Moral
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 19:46:00 01/29/2009

ON the same day its global brand ambassador, Andy Roddick, advanced to the semifinals in the Australian Open this week, Lacoste’s chair and chief executive Michel Lacoste was in Manila to visit some of the brand’s boutiques in Makati City.

Lacoste was en route to Melbourne the next day, to catch the match between the seventh-seed Americanâ€"a Lacoste endorser since 2005â€"and the Swiss champion Roger Federer.

Last year, on the brand’s 75th anniversary, the company signed a long-term deal to be the official outfitter of the Australian Open, providing the uniforms for on- and off-court officials, lines people and ball kids.

Rene Lacoste, the brand founder and Michel’s father, was a tennis champion in the 1920s, “but he never went there [Australian Open],” said his son.

“He played in all the majors but not there. It’s only fair, though 80 years too late, that we go to Australia and be there on the court beside all the champions.”

Innovative

This Lacoste generation has steered clear of competitive sports. (Rene’s wife Simone and daughter Catherine were champion golfers.) The company is focused on providing athletes and non-athletes alike with the same innovative pique polo shirt that helped popularize the family name worldwide.

Rene Lacoste invented the first pique polo shirt to replace the stiff and inconvenient tennis uniform in his day. The brand has since diversified into eight product categoriesâ€"from apparel to footwear, leathergoods, fragrances and eyewear, among others.

As head, Michel Lacoste, 65, who took over the company after his brother Bernard’s death in 2006, is bent on keeping the brand relevant to today’s consumer.

“We want to stay completely modern but within the roots of the brand,” he said. “We’re not taking a right-hand or left-hand angle turn at the corner. But we know the world is changing very quickly, and the needs and wants of consumers are changing very quickly. We must continue on looking at modernity.”

It’s a challenge that he is seriously taking, especially with the current economic situation.

“The effect [of the recession] on Lacoste has been less significant than what one would think,” he said. “We have negative figures [in total sales] but very small, probably 3, 4 or 5 percent, which is comparatively good versus what is [being] experienced by other brands. The forecast is single-digit downward movement.”

He sees the “feeling of security” imparted by a classic product like Lacoste has been helping buoy the brand through the crisis.

“It will stay for a long time in [the consumer’s] wardrobe. It’s not [a] fashion-oriented [item] that will perhaps no longer be in fashion in three months... We address ourselves to those who buy and use it, so it gives us a little amount of protection.”

Satisfaction

Lacoste said he sees the wisdom in suggestions by some companies to lower price points of products to sell more.

“For some, competition is on the basis of price. It’s perfectly reasonable, but it’s not the Lacoste way of doing things. Our job is to be sure the consumer is happy when he wears our product. It’s the satisfaction of the need of the consumer.”

At the moment, he is ensuring that all company activities are “sound and cost-conscious... We want to do the same things for less money. If completely unforeseeable things happen, [we have] to make sure that we stay alive. We have contingency plans. What if sales go down by 20-25 percent?”

He added, “We want to make sure that our shops are well-located, that our communications, advertising, sponsorships and public relations are done very well.”

On the Philippine stores he had visited, all operated by Stores Specialists Inc., the exclusive local distributor, Lacoste said he found them “very attractive.” It was his first visit to the country in decades.

He also said the company’s social responsibility efforts are being strengthened, not only through the Rene Lacoste Foundation, which introduces underprivileged kids to sports, but also through a new World Bank initiative called Save Your Logo, which asks businesses that have built their name on threatened species to contribute to the species’ protection and survival.

Lacoste’s famous logo is the alligator, which represents the founder’s tenacity on the tennis court. The company was the first to announce its participation in the World Bank effort.

Lacoste said that of the 16 species of alligators, two in Asia are endangered. “Nobody’s going to solve it on his own. But if companies each take a little step...”

joke ra to manay nga personal oi. kabalo na mi diri ana nga mga style. ang tawag ana SMB which stands for Style Mo Bulok! hehehe

Bai lay, dujogi ko:
The more we get together, together, together
The more we get together
The happier are we

For your friends, are my friends
And my friends, are your friends
The more we get together
The happier are we

sige sad kog hunahuna kinsa ija look alike. si michael v. diay. sakto ka bnc.

Quote from: kiamoy` on January 29, 2009, 07:49:34 PM
calle that is so sweet.

dugay na mi wa magkita kiamoy. kung na kay makit-an diha nga gwapa, cute, smart,  killer smile, reserved, god-fearing and family oriented, mao na sya! iregards nia ko kiams. hehehe

pwede pud ikaw ang nagpabilin pagka pari.

dili oi, personal expense man to sa members sa family ni pgma. kuyog lang sila para mas daghan, mas bibo, mas mout.

...the more we get together, the happier are we...

aw, mas maayo! sorry, wa ko magbasa sa article, taas jamo giahak.

wa ko kabantay anang nas butuan lagi sir. asa dapit?

Pabilin ta diri oi.

hhmmm murag sa akong pagpamalandong sir lay, ang imu ngan: No Choice You

LOL

yep

Ajaw na sumpayi lay ang imung sugilanon kay mabaw ra kog luha. kahilakon na ko diri.

ahak ini! gihimo na mang comedy ang ako name!

tsk tsk tsk ako ra man siguro pobre diris tb da. tiaw bay pag-umangkon sa tresurero sa gingharian ni ali dimapuro.

St. Peter lahi na sa St. Joseph lay? i thought valedictorian ni si little girl sa assumption pag high school?

hahaha just this weekend, nigimik ko sa timog kuyog ang ako amiga ug iyang boyfriend. wa ko kabalo nga ang iyang boyfriend anak diay ug judge. ang amo diay  gisakyan kay red plate man siguro or number 16. hubog ko pagkabalo nako nga anak syag judge mao galibog ko unsa ra to.

its a noble job though!

pwede sya sa clowns or lafline!

way lambay grazie!

I'm a devotee of Senyor Santo Ninyo de Cebu.

Once, ask ko nia makit-an unta nako ang ako ex sa sinulog. hahaha

Grabe, of the countless street parties that night, nagsugat jud ang amo mga dalan!

Miss you badly hon!LOL

Hala! Ngiga! Na ni sijay anak nga lawyer kay na man japson nga lawyer sa cebu connected sad sa ayala group.

Ayaw na lang sya paapila sa politica oi. He can serve the people better in his private capacity.

what's our country's projections for 2009?

let's have it here in tb and do our share in achieving our country's 2009 targets!!!

can't view the video!

unsay diagnosis ninyo ini! Grrhhh

ikaw sad-an layman kay wa nimu atbangi si GMA pagdagan nia ug VP and P!

Luoy kayo ko. dili na lang jud ko muanha diha sa inyo.

a, sus bnc. kadtong nagkatable mi sa party nga dili na lang nako nganlan, aw, lamia bun-on ug sapatos.

sa sila nagkaengkwentro sa akong inahan, lupig si tiko kay nagpalaban pa man si tiko sa usa ka tawo nga boss before sa ako mama. LOL

majo gani ga short pag kombabit. LOL

sakit sad baya. lami man gud pud patilawon ug sukmag. LOL

lisud mangita ug seedlings grazie. and if you want to have big impact on the environment, you need to have large scale tree planting project that will run for years and will involve the commitment of the people and the local government.

in this case, i think the people and local government of danao are into the project. its a good start guys! keep up the good work!

how can we get involve? as we are not in bohol, pada na lang ipalit ug seedlings or ipangsnacks sa mga mananumay.

Sayang wa ko kita! tsk tsk tsk

bam, kung mukaon ka didto ug dinner, pagpareserve daan. kung merienda lang, ok ra way reservation. nay pics gipost sa usa nato nga kauaban diri sa tb sa talk of the town na thread, bea zobel nga subthread.

kudos!

mamout ko maglantaw sa ijang pictures!

I think her mistakes, which she humbly and readily admit, was already pointed out in the article.

Hope we can all believe in Ms. Bea and support the causes she believed in.

Manay Tess and Mike: Thanks for your advice. It means a lot to a young man (ahem) who has not learned as much as you guys the ropes of the trade. Again, thanks. Muhawa na man jud ko diri pero kinahanglan ko makakita daan ug work sa cebu. Nakatali pud ko run sa ako condo nga girentahan taman pa june. yataps!!

Kudos mga Sano/sana!

LOL! minjo man daw nas judith bnc, tinoud?

na syay picture sa taas sir felix.

dili ko member ini nga club. dili man kaayo na mga dato ang mga members sa valley. sa amo countryclub mas social mga sano ug sana. joke joke joke

bitaw, when i was still in cebu, na koy client nga golf course. ahak sad ning staff kaingon siguro tog dato pud ko, giservan mi ug lunch nga bag-o pa nga nadiscover sa mga members sa club. intawn, ang ilang bag-ong nadiscover kay inun-unan man diay.

Why? Human instinct of self-preservation!

Anyway, let their own words disprove their claims.

mao ba? he was dragged to the fiasco relative to the contractors blacklisted by world bank. said contractors allegedly bagged government contracts through the help of FG!

Ngiga gud ining Princessaha! Queen na sija run? Kidding aside, dili ni cult?

manay tess, don't forget to include cafe lawis in dauis, peacock garden resort in baclayon, balay sa humay in batuan and of course bali-casag, cabilao and pamilacan islands.

next time, bisita jud kos danao. nindot au. nice pics guys!

GO GO GO Bohol!