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I noticed something on the new seven wonders of the world. ALL ARE MAN-MADE, NOT NATURAL NATURES CREATION. They better rename it Seven Man-made wonders of the world.

Naa ka kaila Sofronio Pamine taga Corella ako classmate sa BSAT Batch 1978

Quote from: fdaray on February 08, 2009, 02:28:27 PM
Simplylee, classmate diay mo si George Sinajon, retired police na siya karon. Paryente me taga Corella.

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its long in the making because of their business practices and strategies which gone sour .....
common nga word ang bail out sa mga fisherman aron dili malunod ila sakayan..

puede pa ba mamasol sa pantalan sa tagbilaran?... I remember way back in 1976 mamasol jud mi sa pantalan up to 10pm... its very quite ... ug daghan pa ug isda...

NBI is correctly wrong....

tag 100 fils (around P12.00 per liter) diri sa Bahrain.

Quote from: hofelina on November 30, 2008, 03:19:48 AM
the following are notable Guindulmanons who excelled in their line of profession:


1.  DR. VAL BERNALES - Chiel Medico Legal NBI

2.  SAM PENASO - a viusal artist http://sampenaso.multiply.com/photos/album/40/keombae_galerie_astra

3.  JONAS AMPARO - a coronel in the Phil. police - SAF (special action force)

4.  KISMET BAND (Kokoy & Bitoy Peligrino, and Tats Bitancor). Kokoy & Bitoy are the bassist and drummer respectively of the Manila famous (4 girls) MOCHA BAND

5.  Atty. MERLIE AMORA LADRA (director of COMELEC)

6.  FR. JOSEPH "ondoy" GRANADA - one of the highest ranking Agustinian Recollect Priest

7.  FR. JUDE BESINGA - Phil. Navy Chaplain

8.  FR. ALBER PELLAZAR - an Agustinian Recollect Priest

9.  FR. JAMES NITOLLAMA - a Charismatic Priest

10.  PETER CADORNA - a self-made realtor

11.  DIOMIE OLANDRES - a self-made realtor

12.  RICO OLAER - successful businessman (brokerage) 

13.  VIRGILIO "ado" TAPE - a self-made contractor

14.  ANTHONY BERSALUNA - a self-made contractor

15.  MIMIE LIGTAS CUNADO - an accountant at LTO

I have a classmate in Guindulman elementary (1970) Joseph Granada - mao ba ni si Father Granada?

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 26, 2008, 11:37:21 PM
COA is one of the cleanest government sector here in RP. the most corrupt agencies are BIR, BOC and DPWH.

Maybe the cleanest agency but what matter is how are they effective to eliminate corruption

thats boxing, naa jud muda-ug naa pod mapildi....

congrats to BOHECO (Caloy Etable) and the people of Sevilla.... this is cheap electricity and besides we utilize our own resources....more power

Yes, philippines need another marcos but no imelda...
Our country is full of politicians but no leaders

try nga basa ang paper then fold it, i think it can be folded more than seven times

Dapat sila ang model sa katawhan, instead of promoting gambling they should focus on their duties as public servants.......its a shame...who elected these officials..

mao ni kapa-it sa atoa..naglisod ta ug kwarta para e finance ug mga project aron ang atong katawhan makalingkawas sa kalisod gamiton na hinoon sa laing tuyo...
when can we learn and be responsible on our actions....

Yes, this is a big challenge for us mga Bol-anon... i grow up in a farm which eventually the reason i was able to finish my study...
The only practical solution to rice shortage is to cultivate more riceland. cguro we have enough ricefield but one of the reason is gamay ato yield per hectare.....
This is oneof my goal after retiring my job here abroad..maayo nalang makatabang ta ato kababayan.... i can pursue my childhood ambition to be a farmer (kay naunsa ba nga na engineer man hinoon ko..he..he)..
There is great oppurtunity in farming especially sa rice kay this is in great demand around the world. Ang kilo sa bugas diri sa Bahrain is more P100 ang equivalent.

this reminds me of my collected coins back in the philippines since 1988...i'm used to collect my coins whenever i have.. ang uban cguro dili na madawat... i hope 100 years from now its value is much more...

Quote from: indaymen50 on September 09, 2008, 05:03:41 PM
Hello  my  katagilungsod! Makalipay  pod  nga  naa diay  mga  Pilarnon  nga active   dinhi  sa Tubag Bohol!!  Taga-Poblacion  ko  ug  silingan mi  sa  Mayor  atbang  gyod  sa  Dam/lake.  Mao  pay  pagbalik  nako  gikan  sa  ato. Ning-attend  ko  sa  lubong  sa  among   pinalanggang  amahan  nga  ningpahulay na  intawon.
Salamat sa  mga  pictures kay  tinuod  ang  atong  lungsod  dako  na  ug  improvement.

I am also from Pilar-poblacion.... daghan ko pictures sa ato but i dont know how to post it here.....
regards to all pilar-nons... si inday mendez ni?

i am an electrical engineer but these companies forgot their purpose why they exist...
they treat electricity as a commodity instead of service......basin moabot to the point nga ug dunay operahan sa hospital pangayuan ug load para kuryente...
it is not bad to think of profit for these utilities but they should not forget their main reason for existence...conservation of energy is not doing without but doing better (best)....

How sad and discouraging if this is true. Responsibility of the people who distributed these certified seeds does not end after giving it to the recepient. They should ensure that proper use and advantages that it can give to the farmers are well understood.
Certified seeds in 1980's are bought from IRRI and its difficult to acquire..thats why its a treasure to have certified seeds. Now, when given to farmers for political posturing it lost its treasure. Some beneficiaries may not know its value it use properly. May parents planted certified seeds from IRRI before and we reap huge harvests. So LGU's please treasure it, don't use it for political posturing but for the improvement of peoples lives. Agriculturist who are in the government please do extra effort to educate farmer beneficiaries.
CERTIFIED SEEDS means TREASURE... Please handle it properly....
Think of the future not of today's fortune.

sa 15 ka athletes pila kaha ka official mo kuyog....

Ang adunahan, likod sa ilang balay adunay swimming pool; ang pobre, likod sa ilang balay dagat...

Quote from: BlueAngel on March 19, 2008, 07:34:45 AM
bana: gang, naka-save ko ug 6.00 karon kay ako na man gigukod
ang jeep, wala man ko mu sakay
asawa: bogo! taxi unta imung gigukod aron mas dako imong
na-save

sunod gani airplane ang gukora para dako na jud ma save..he...he

Quote from: michael-ligalig on June 22, 2008, 02:05:08 PM
By Angeline Valencia

"Don't rock the boat." An appeal for progress sounds like this for Governor Erico Aumentado as he reiterated the merits of the eyed P4.2-billion Panglao-Bohol International Airport Development Project.

The governor contained it in a paid ad published Sunday in major newspapers in the province, the same vehicle that economics professor Dr. Ernesto Pernia used in raising issues against the project.

Describing the multi-billion-peso project as a golden opportunity Boholanos shouldn't miss, the governor made an appeal to Pernia, "not to rock the boat while it is on its steady course to progress".

"It cannot be denied that the pouring of more investments in the province will generate more jobs, livelihood and wider economic opportunities for our people," Aumentado told Pernia.

Aumentado hinted that though it was not necessary to entertain the unsigned paid ad entitled "An Appeal for Clarification on the Proposed Panglao Airport" published on May 4 issue of The Bohol Chronicle, he really came up with a reply and made it known to public through a paid ad containing his letter to Pernia dated May 30, 2008. It is to show his respect for Pernia "as a man of stature and a fellow Boholano.

In the paid ad entitled, "An Appeal for Progress", Aumentado expressed lament that the opposition to the airport project led by Dr. Pernia only came "at a time when it is in the process of implementation.

There had been consultations made in the past and it has been in the newspapers for a while already, yet the group of Pernia only came about half a month before its groundbreaking where the President herself led the time capsule-laying ceremony, according to the governor.

In fact, environmental impact assessment (EIA) study, generating a series of consultations and meetings in the municipality of Panglao, was already done as a pre-requisite for the issuance of the environmental clearance certificate (ECC) by DENR-EMB for the project.

Social preparations have already been in place with the Center for Integrated Development and Social Marketing, Inc. presently attending to some concerns.

The preparations for the project already reached that far, but "parenthetically, no one from the alleged signatories of your May 4 appeal came out to oppose the PBIA during the series of consultations on environment and social preparations," Aumentado told Pernia.

He considers the Panglao international airport project as one of the golden opportunities for the economic boom of Bohol, an opportunity that Boholanos should not miss this time or the same opportunity may not be available in the future.

"I am sure that you share our vision for a greater and progressive Bohol. The establishment of the PBIA is one of the golden opportunities for us to push Bohol forward. And this is one opportunity that we must not miss for our beloved province.

Let us remember that opportunity knocks but once," Aumentado explained. - The Bohol Chronicle

Sorry, I dont believe on the last statement "Opportunity knocks but once"...  there are lots of opportunities only that we have to prioritize which opportunity to take....

Leonardo Jr. is my name

Quote from: jimboyanakjuanlc on August 15, 2007, 12:30:55 PM
ALL BSAT ALUMNI PLEASE JOIN

I graduated in 1978 (high school). Thirty years ago..... dugaya na diay adto...but i can still remember the monolithic days...enjoy kaayo...

Quote from: michael-ligalig on May 21, 2007, 10:05:28 PM
Guindulman

Mayor: Maria Fe Piezas
Vice:  Marivic Golosino

Councilors

1.Ephraim Licayan
2.Elino Laga
3.Catherine Bonita
4.Felix Tan
5.Rolando Olaer
6.Alex Salada
7.Miguel Besas
8.Vitaliano Elorde

Congrats to all elected officials.
I studied in Guindulman (Grade 1 to 3).
Any of my classmates who happen to surf this site I will be happy to hear news and deelopment in Guindulman. Maybe some of them are already elected local officias. ( Leonardo Mendez, Jr.)

is it possible to show the statistics for the past ten or 20 years to determine the trend...
I hope these statistics does not remain as figures. this must be the basis for those who are in government to gauge their performance and the basis for dvelopmnt planning...

Quote from: michael-ligalig on June 22, 2007, 10:24:03 PM
facts to ponder...  

   1.  7 (0.14%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Pilar have Child Mortality.

   2. 754 (15.62%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Pilar have Crime Incidence.

   3. 2608 (54.03%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Pilar are living below the Food Threshold.

   4. 191 (3.96%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Pilar have Makeshift Housing Materials.

   5. 3326 (68.9%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Pilar are living below the Income Threshold.

   6. 730 (18.93%) Child/Children in the Municipality of Pilar are Malnourished.

   7. 20 (0.41%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Pilar are living below the Meal Threshold.

   8. 537 (11.12%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Pilar have Unsanitary Toilet.

   9. 1200 (24.86%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Pilar do Not Own the Lot.

  10. 646 (9.86%) Person(s) in the Municipality of Pilar are School Dropouts.

  11. 1504 (11.66%) Person(s) in the Municipality of Pilar are Unemployed.

  12. 401 (8.31%) Household(s) in the Municipality of Pilar have Non Potable Water.

data culled from the Provincial Planning and Development Office

i believe our government should realign their priorities in developing our country. an international airport in panglao is nice to hear, but will there be international flights? too much is wasted in infrastructures that benefits few.. i am working now in bahrain where you cant find any river but yet there is much water to use. tap water is available 24 hours a day... why not develop the basic necessities first... i know that panglao island has problem on water system and mostly tagbilaran city...
lets be practical... we have limited budget so lets use it wisely....

Quote from: olintaha on May 05, 2008, 04:49:43 AM
ngano lagi ang boracay wala may international airport sila, and yet, nagsubwak ang mga tawo?

yes, i'm from pilar jud... son of atty mendez...i am seldom seen in pilar coz i already settled in cebu..
but presently in the Kingdom of Bahrain.. layo na sa republic of bohol

kumusta na ang pilar...

Quote from: michael-ligalig on May 21, 2007, 09:50:16 PM
Pilar, Bohol Election Results

Mayor: Wilson Pajo
Vice : Adolfo Espuelas

Councilors

1.Leo Lagapa
2.Manuel Silvira
3.Ellorimo Ceferiano
4.Maria Nizairta Soriano
5.Mante Necito
6.Eugenio Galliza
7.Antonio Cenita

Congrats diay to the new officials... i am happy nga duna website about pilar, bohol
medyo dugay-dugay na ko wala ka uli sa pilar....