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EntryNo: 924  Date: Thursday 20:43 02.07.2009 Moises Rellon Albarina lipay kaayo ko... sa matag hinumdom sa akong lungsod nga natawhan... my beloved ROXAS! angay kong ipasigarbo kanunay ang mga bililhong panghitabo sa akong kinabuhi niining lungsora... nga hain ako giumol mula pa sa sabakan sa akong inahan nga si Angeles og sa pag-amoma'g pagpangga ni Papa Voltaire (gikuha na ni Lord niadtong Hunyo 12, 2008) ug tungod usab sa paghigugma sa tanan kong kapamilya, kaubanan og kahigalaan ... ako ania na sa Nairobi, Kenya, Africa isip usa ka Comboni Missionary Theologian... salamat sa pag-ampo ninyong tanan kong kababayan!!! Salamat sa Labawng Makagagahum!!! More blessings.. MABUHAY ang Roxas, Z.N. Add comment moi_albarinayahoo.com  EntryNo: 923  Date: Wednesday 10:15 01.07.2009 JOSEPH RAYMOND PAGARUGAN Visayas, Mindanao ‘suitable’ for bees, honey production A US-based company put up a subsidiary in Cebu to encourage locals to take advantage of the weather in the Visayas and Mindanao, which is suitable for raising bees. Bee farming can be a good source of income, said Abel Echon of Inter-Global Network Group LLC (IGNG). The firm wants to educate Filipinos how to establish and manage bee farms in their backyard to produce honey. Echon said there is high demand in the international market for honey. He said the demand could reach 300 to 400 tons a year. However, due to “lack of government support and poor marketing system,” he said the Philippines has been producing less honey. This is why IGNG has to look at other tropical countries, like Indonesia and Vietnam, as source of honey. Apart from educating the masses on the important role of bees, IGNG also produces its own line of “clinically-validated” bee products, including Honey Pollen, Royal Propollen Blend, Raw Pollen and Pollen C. “We want the honey (for our products) to come from the Philippines, which is home to unique, healthy and endemic bees. This is why we set up headquarters here to teach people the techniques in beekeeping. And my company will buy their produce,” Echon said. Echon is founder and chief executive officer of IGNG whose local office, I-Global Network Philippines Inc., is located on Gen. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City. I-Global—with the University of the Philippines Los Baños as partner—will conduct a six-week beekeeping training program at a “minimal cost.” The program already includes a hands-on practicum that will kick off the beekeeping business of training participants. Without stating investment figures, Echon said the return on investment for the venture would be about eight months. “The Visayas and Min-danao (have more) potentials for beekeeping compared to Luzon where bee farmers would likely lose 30 percent of their operations to typhoons,” he added. I-Global is eyeing to train 3,000 people in Cebu for beekeeping this year. Since it opened in Cebu, the company has registered at least 6,000 independent distributors to market their organic and natural products to companies and persons who interested in food, food supplements, and health and wellness. and check this link.. http://igwhealth.com/company .html Add comment skorpiuz_1028yahoo.com skorpiuz_1028  EntryNo: 922  Date: Wednesday 03:13 01.07.2009 geneveve hi!.. to all taga Galigonian's Society I miss you all guys!. see you soon..! Add comment odie.estivagmail.com jeny_veve@hotmail.com jeny_veve@yahoo.com  EntryNo: 921  Date: Tuesday 02:19 30.06.2009 germelyn bemoy geat Add comment taralets_2008yahoo.com  EntryNo: 920  Date: Sunday 10:39 28.06.2009 Vilma Zaayenga Unsa man intawoy hinungdan pagkasunog sa mercado sa Baybay? Instead nga bibohon ang Liloy ug usa na sa mga factors ang Baybay, magsugod napod sa uno. Pastilan! kaluoy atong mga katindahanan nga naapil sa sunog. Maayo untag mga insured to sila kay mabalikan ra sila sa insurance, bisan dili full, pero at least mabalikan sila sa ilahang damages. Heads up nalang mo mga kababayan ko, basin mahibal-an ra ang result after sa investigation. Add comment vilgmx.de  EntryNo: 919  Date: Wednesday 13:12 17.06.2009 Bagllik See you soon Labason!!!! Add comment  EntryNo: 918  Date: Tuesday 08:29 16.06.2009 R.G. Tumao Dear Kababayans, I am researching on my ancestral roots based in Tumao Point, which I am having a hard time. Since Siocon seems to be the nearest civilized town to Tumao Point, may I ask if anyone can help me get in touch with the Barangay Official there or anyone who could give me information as to its population or other pertinent information about the place. A cellphone number may be okay but is there a cell site too? Please address me as Mr. Tumao. Thank you. RGTumao Add comment judeanautoyahoo.com  EntryNo: 917  Date: Monday 14:58 15.06.2009 gen Tinood ba nga gis-sunog ang mercado sa Liloy? Add comment  EntryNo: 916  Date: Sunday 03:56 14.06.2009 jay asa c aike?? Add comment  EntryNo: 915  Date: Sunday 03:02 14.06.2009 Dionisio S. Calamba Hi, I'm glad we already have this website linking our own kababayan in different parts of the world. Diony Add comment dscalambagmail.com dscalamba2003 next page »

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