Wednesday, January 8, 2014

PAMASKONG HANDOG 2013 
SAN ROQUE, TAPAZ, CAPIZ, ILOILO

reported by: joeborgz


In Behalf of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Philippines-International from SAE Singapore Alumni Chapter we would like to expressed our many Thanks to Sis. Marife Gicole for a having a great job a successful mission for having a Charity drive in her hometown at San Roque Tapaz, Capiz, Iloilo last December 2013 called " PAMASKONG HANDOG".


During her Christmas vacation last December 2013, Sis. Marife Gicole on the other hand she managed to produce some of the relief goods and groceries at her own hometown in the market together with her auntie also an public official as (konsehala). Her hometown San Roque Tapaz, Iloilo also hit by Super Typhoon Yolanda (International name ‘Haiyan’) battered Roxas City and the entire Capiz Province, severely damaging houses and buildings. Emotionally & Financially wised she is supported by Sigma Alpha Epsilon Philippines-International of SAE Singapore Alumni Chapter.

PAMASKONG HANDOG - Assorted Groceries

PAMASKONG HANDOG - Assorted Groceries


PAMASKONG HANDOG - Assorted Groceries


Sweet Smiles & Happiness to those who got the gifts from 
SAE Singapore Alumni Chapter

In behalf to our AGE Brod. Jhune Heso, we would like to say SALAMAT sa lahat na tumulong at nag-donate/share their blessings and we are very proud to have a golden hearts from our brothers and sisters in Singapore who shared their love and blessings day by day especially to those people who are in needs in times of troubles and difficulties in their life. Thank you very much SAE Singapore Alumni Chapter we proud of you.

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We uploaded some Photos after "YOLANDA" aftermath in Capiz Province..... God Bless Pilipinas

Super typhoon Yolanda (international name ‘Haiyan’) battered Roxas City and the entire Capiz province, severely damaging houses and buildings.


In a radio interview over Bombo Radyo, city mayor Alan B. Celino said that most houses and tress were down but no human casualties reported yet. Electricity and communication are still out in the city. The strongest tropical storm hit this year 2013 has also damaged power and communication lines in the city, making some roads and highways impassable. The Capiz province and entire Panay and Guimaras was also under storm signal number 4 on Friday.

When Typhoon Yolanda hit Panay, it was still whipping winds of not less than 275 kilometers per hour (170 miles per hour). The massive spread of destruction in the area of its path, with not less than 1.5 million people, was something that was never seen in this island before.








The photos of people, presented for donor-assistance, in this web site show individually identified persons who have lost their houses and most of their personal possessions after these were destroyed by the century's most powerful typhoon, Yolanda, (international name: "Haiyan"), that killed thousands in the Philippines' central regions on November 8, 2013.


These are in areas that were hit by the typhoon on its 5th landfall in the country. The first landfall was in the Island of Samar. After passing and killing thousands of people in the Island of Leyte, northern Cebu and on the Island of Bantayan, it made its 5th landfall on the northern part of Panay Island.




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2.6 Meters Gold High Grade Mining in the Philippines, another meters Gold more
by: joeborgz
 
Red Mountain Mining makes bonanza gold find at Lobo, Philippines
Red Mountain Mining has made a new bonanza high grade gold discovery of 2.6 meters at 28.6 grams per tons from trenching at the Lobo Prospect of its Batangas Gold Project in the Philippines.
This intersection on the 500 meter long South West Breccia Lode structure is 100 meters along strike to the southwest of a previous Trench 7 intersection of 2 meters at 31.1g/t gold.
 
Recent sampling on the other, northeast, wall of Trench 7 produced an intersection of 3 meters at 22.2 g/t gold, confirming the exceptionally high-grades, virtually at surface, in this location.
"The discovery of another lode with bonanza gold grades in surface trenching gives us confidence that we have a series of high grade gold shoots occurring along the South West Breccia structure, which continues for at least 500 meters then passes under shallow limestone which possibly obscures more high-grade zones," managing director Jon Dugdale said.
"Our very cost-effective surface trenching program will continue to define lode continuity at surface before drilling is planned to define potential high-grade gold mineral resources."
Trenching Details
The latest, Trench 13, result is from a northwest dipping lode displaced slightly down slope by surface slumping.
Trench 11, 7 meters to the southwest, intersected the same lode grading 1.3 meters at 8.68 g/t gold including 0.8 meters at 13.6 g/t gold while Trench 14 – located 10 meters to the southwest - intersected limestone cover that conceals the gold lode.
The limestone cover continues for over 1 kilometer before the lode structure emerges to the southwest where previously sampled surface colluvial float grades of up to 79.6 g/t gold occur at Signal.
The discovery of two new epithermal potential gold shoots brings to four the number of shoots identified within the 500 meter strike length along the South West Breccia lode corridor at Lobo.
This corridor already includes Indicated and Inferred resources of 194,000 tons at 7.2 g/t gold and drilling results to 3.7 meters at 8.6 g/t gold at the Japanese Tunnel target.
The two new potential shoots recently discovered at Trench 7 and Trench 13 could potentially significantly add to the mineral resource base at this location.
Dugdale added that it is likely that a pinching and swelling epithermal lode is intermittently developed over the entire strike length from South West Breccia through Japanese Tunnel.
"The Trench 7 area and to the Trench 13 area, with each "swell" representing a potential individual high-grade gold shoot spaced approximately 100m apart within the 500m long lode corridor mapped to date," he said.
"The logical next stage of our exploration program is to drill under the high grade trenches and we are looking forward to seeing what this stage of the program might yield."
Four trenches on approximately 10m spacing have been completed in the Trench 7 area. The lode has been intersected in three of those trenches and the northeastern most of those, Trench 12, failed to intersect the lode which may occur up slope under >3 meters of colluvial cover, too deep for safe trenching.
Drilling will be required to confirm continuity of the high-grade shoot below surface and to confirm whether the shoot connects with the Japanese Tunnel zone 75m to the northeast.
Analysis
The discovery of new bonanza grade gold shoots indicates that a series of high grade shoots could occur for at least 500 meters at Batangas, increasing the scale of the project.
The next set of trenching results from Red Mountain due in a week are highly anticipated, as these could continue to define lode continuity at surface.
Exploration will continue at speed, with Red Mountain to follow-up the trenching with drilling - which will target high-grade gold resources.
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Saturday, November 9, 2013

Ariella Arida clinches 3rd runner-up in Miss Universe pageant

By:  Joeborgz
     November 10, 2013 4:31 AM






 
MANILA, Philippines - Living up to pre-pageant predictions of making it to the Top 5, Ariella Arida held her own against the Latina beauties she faced in the final round of the Miss Universe beauty pageant held at the Crocus City Hall in Moscow, Russia Saturday night (Sunday morning, Manila time).
Arida finished 3rd runner-up to Miss Ecuador Constanza Baez who placed 2nd runner-up, Miss Spain Patricia Rodriguez who placed 1st runner-up and Miss Venezuela Gabriela Isler who won the 8th Miss Universe title for her country. Miss Brazil Jakylene Oliveira finished 4th runner-up.
Although Arida’s finish did not exactly live up to the high expectations she had to live up with after successive runner-up finishes for the Philippines in the last three years, making it as far as 3rd runner-up is a major achievement for the 24-year old morena charmer from Alaminos, Laguna.
Arida’s Miss Universe journey is not without its own share of adversities—from her controversial interview that cited Latinas as examples of contestants who can’t speak English that was taken out of context by certain quarters to her less than stellar performances in the National Costume and the preliminary evening gown competitions.
Despite those setbacks, Arida remained a strong contender for the title until the very end, figuring prominently not only in fearless forecasts but also in betting odds posted online. Prior to the big night, she won the pre-pageant honors for Ice Princess for a winter-themed glam photo shoot. Her video for the pageant’s official “Truth and Dare” series had the most views on YouTube and was the only one to reach the 300,000 mark out of the 86 contestants.
Her momentum continued to be on the upward swing during the actual pageant. Arida drew some of the loudest cheers in the venue each time she advanced to the next round. She topped the online voting that automatically won her a slot among the 16 semi-finalists but was the last to be announced to the relief of her fans. The other semifinalists were candidates from Costa Rica, Ukraine, China, Ecuador, Great Britain, Indonesia, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Spain, USA, Nicaragua, Switzerland, India and Brazil.
Trimmed down to 10, she again made it to the next round along with Ukraine, Ecuador, Great Britain, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Spain, USA, India and Brazil.
Contrary to the fears of many, Arida also did very well during the Question and Answer portion, she drew the name of Russian judge Anne Vyalitsina who asked her, “What can be done about the lack of jobs for young people starting their careers around the world?”
As she promised prior to arriving in Moscow, Arida did not use a translator to deliver her answer: “We should invest in education. That is my primary advocacy. Through it we can land good careers in the future. Education is the ticket to a good future.”
A Chemistry major who graduated with honors from the University of the Philippines in Los Baños, Arida’s competitive spirit allowed her to represent her country admirably in the prestigious international beauty pageant.

                      
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10,000 feared dead in Leyte due to 'Yolanda' but official death toll at 151

By: Agence France-Presse | Philippines News Agency
November 10, 2013 9:42 AM
Yolanda levels Tacloban, aerial view, 8 November 2013. AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE


InterAksyon.com
The online news portal of TV5
TACLOBAN CITY – (UPDATE, 10:20 a.m.) A regional police chief on Sunday said super typhoon Yolanda is believed to have killed 10,000 people in Leyte, but official death toll by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) has been placed at 151.
"We had a meeting last night with the governor and based on the government's estimates, initially there are 10,000 casualties (dead)," Chief Supt Elmer Soria told reporters in Tacloban, the devastated capital of Leyte province.
Soria was referring to a meeting with the governor of Leyte.
NDRRMC spokesman Major Reynaldo Balido also said at least five people were reported missing in the wake of the typhoon, dubbed as the world’s strongest for the year.
"Many of the additional fatalities came from Calabarzon, Mimaropa, and Western Visayas," he said.
Balido also noted many more could be missing but not yet reported as communication lines were still down in the affected provinces.
Yolanda on Friday ripped through parts of the country on Friday before leaving the Philippines on Saturday.
The NDRRMC's 6:00 a.m. update said that aside from the 151 dead and five missing, 23 were injured.
Almost a million families affected
It added "Yolanda" had affected 982,252 families or 4,459,468 people in 1,741 villages in 343 towns and 39 cities in 36 provinces. A total of 86,513 families or 403,503 people are staying in 1,425 evacuation centers.
The report said 2,071 houses were destroyed while 1,409 were damaged.
It added 18 roads and one bridge were affected in Southern Luzon, Bicol and Eastern Visayas.
Damage was estimated at P7,215,831.75, including P4.88 million in infrastructure and P2,335,831.75 in agriculture.
Power and communication restoration work is still ongoing in parts of Southern Luzon, Bicol, Visayas, and Caraga region.



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Thursday, November 7, 2013


HongKong wants to Ban all Philippine Products, Air flights, No-Visa Access except Maids –could paralyze them

by: Joeborgz
Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee. Photo: South China Morning Post (Hong Kong)
Legco set to back call to withdraw visa-free access to Filipino visitors
Hong Kong Lawmakers ready to put pressure on Manila despite fresh hope of compensation deal
Hong Kong Lawmakers are rallying behind a call to withdraw visa-free access for Philippine visitors to Hong Kong despite reports of progress towards a compensation deal for victims of the 2010 Manila hostage siege.
A non-binding Legislative Council motion urging the suspension of the visa-free scheme looks set to be passed on Wednesday (November 7, 2013) after parties from across the political spectrum (Pro Communist and pro Democrats) indicated they would support it.
Hong Kong Lawmakers want the government to put pressure on the Philippine leadership and Manila city government to compensate families of eight Hongkongers killed by sacked policeman Rolando Mendoza, as well as the injured.
The call comes despite a joint statement on Thursday by Manila City Council representative Bernardito Ang and Democratic Party lawmaker James To Kun-sun, who is working with the victims and families, indicating that a deal was getting closer.
Former security chief Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee, will move the call to stop visa-free access as an amendment to radical pan-democrat Albert Chan Wai-yip's motion seeking sanctions on the Philippines. She has won the support of two leading Beijing-loyalist parties, the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong and the Federation of Trade Unions. Pan-democrats are also expected to support her amendment.
Chan's motion is expected to pass. But DAB chairman Tam Yiu-chung says his party may not support an amendment by Democratic Party lawmaker Sin Chung-kai as it "might infringe the existing trade agreements".
Sin wants the government to stop buying Philippine products, halt negotiations on air routes and trade and urge the public to boycott Philippine goods but the Hong Kong Employer's association opposed of banning the maids as it could paralyze them
But FTU lawmaker Wong Kwok-kin will support both amendments.
"Though the motion has no binding effect, it will exert pressure not only on the Hong Kong government but also the Philippines - as pan-democrats and the pro-establishment camp join forces on this issue," he said.
Security minister Lai Tung-kwok would not comment on the amendments until the meeting. - SCMP

 
 
25 Responses so far

  1. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 4:24 PM
    Leksiyon Pilipinas.. kung ikay aasa sa Hong Kong at China, ganito ang ending.. unde control ka.. kaya ang mga bidding na e award nyo sa Chinese company, cancell them all.. wake up Philippines.. Kung may Utak naka upo sa Pilipinas listen to your boss.. I am your boss speaking.. putangina kayong mga katulong ko hindi makikinig sa amo.. you are fired!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 5:55 PM
    Good, go ahead Hong Kong. Let's end our bilateral relations and foreign relations with Hong Kong. We will see who is going to beg later on. I will never ever set foot in Hong Kong again. Idiot mongoloids.

  3. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 6:24 PM
    Yeah then ban... goo .. go.. DFA ban the maids too.. so let them close their offices to take care of their children... Amazing I love it,,. really love it .. I can;t wait the decision it would be until tonight.. When I wake up tomorrow morning, I want to read that good news

  4. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 6:28 PM
    GOodd bye.... HONG KONG disney land.... huh let see... i pray that HONGKONG CHINKS will become GHOst COuntry.... FUck

  5. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 6:53 PM
    Hong Kong Disney land? we have enchanted Kingdom... Pambata naman yan.. we are not kids

  6. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 6:58 PM
    Tourismo.... ibig kong sabihin.... marami rin mga pinoy na pumunta doon dahil gusto pumuntang DIsney land na yan.... karamihan sa mga entertainer nila mga PINOy.....

  7. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 6:59 PM
    I love this news very much... I want to end any communication between China,and Philippines... It could make the Philippines strong as we will stop relying on their fake products... Rate this 10 thumbs up

  8. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 7:09 PM
    Sino kang putang ina mong hong kong ka tang ina mo!



  9. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 7:14 PM
    go ahead! lets see who will be at the losing end.

  10. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 7:49 PM
    Dont angry peps instead.. Cheers!!! I love the news baka isipin nila nasasaktan tayo.. no way.... It s more fun

  11. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 8:27 PM
    Cheers!!! Lets Celebrate soon... I'm so excited I can't wait of this ban. Impose it right away as in now na....F&*%*&%^*&% Arrogant Hongkongers....

  12. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 8:48 PM
    what a selfish decision... to ban goods from the phils and free visa access! but retain Filipino maids for their own benefit! Fuck HK govt! dapat phil govt will be firm on their decision. tutal nagmatigas na sila, panindigan nila ngayon. or else aabusuhin na nman tayo, hindi lamang HK kundi ibang bansa na rin.


  13. rcdgreat says:
    November 7, 2013 at 9:17 PM
    Let P'Noy demand that all maids working there to come home. They don't deserve to be serve.
    Let them hire from India or else where.


  14. sprong son says:
    November 7, 2013 at 9:36 PM
    Bring it on Hong Kong! Just get ready with the consequences of your action. The fate of your autonomous place lies in your action.

  15. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 10:25 PM
    bahala kayo sa buhay nyo mga supot na hongkies. pauwiin nyo nang lahat ng mga pinay dh dyan. mga supoootttttttttttttttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  16. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 11:38 PM
    Ang pinoy sanay sa hirap mga gago intsict kayo.sino tinakot nyo mga f...ck u.hong hang...

  17. Anonymous says:
    November 7, 2013 at 11:49 PM
    Excepts the maids visa?kasi baka maparalized mapauwi ang mga katulong nila!kasi sila na magbabantay sa nga anak nilang spoiled at ang sasama ng mga ugali!then hindi sila makapagtrabaho.

  18. Anonymous says:
    November 8, 2013 at 1:45 AM
    This decision is order from mainland china and is bad to our corrupt politician it affect their money laudering activities thats why estradases trying to fix this issue even up to the point they go down to their knee.

  19. an nam says:
    November 8, 2013 at 2:54 AM
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  20. ASEAN says:
    November 8, 2013 at 2:58 AM
    Hong Kong = China. Just bulling around. Arrogant Chinese. Goes Japan. Cut their tails.

  21. Anonymous says:
    November 8, 2013 at 7:12 AM
    Asean race and Philippine Citizens are the most hated race in Hongkong. Everytime Hongkongers see Asean or Philippine people in Hongkong it would follow with spitting to the ground.

  22. Anonymous says:
    November 8, 2013 at 8:20 AM
    mabuhay ang pilipinas mabuhay ang bawat pilipinong nagtatagol sa bayan at mamatay ng ang mga bobong politico at nasa gobyerno na nagbibigay ng project sa china. mga traydor sa bayan!!!

  23. Anonymous says:
    November 8, 2013 at 8:32 AM
    @Anonymous says:
    November 8, 2013 at 7:12 AM

    Asean race and Philippine Citizens are the most hated race in Hongkong. Every time Hongkongers see Asean or Philippine people in Hongkong it would follow with spitting to the ground.

    =======

    So they must be spitting all the time and spoil their entire island in Hongkong because..
    • As they wake up in the morning, pioy or asean are preparing their breakfast
    • Inside the dining room, pinoy or asean is their attending their requests so they would keep spitting too…
    • Their kids would be keep spitting all the time because pinays ore asean are taking care of them since their very young age until getting old
    • In their offices, pinoys or aseans are cleaning their spots so they would spoil their office because everywhere they go, they could see pinoy.. then spit
    • While watching tv at home, pinays or asean are entertaining them on tv so they would spit their tv

    ALL THE TIME THEY ARE SPITTING AND THE ENTIRE HONGKONG IS SPOILING AND FLOODING WITH SPITS SPOT SPUT…


  24. Anonymous says:
    November 8, 2013 at 8:50 AM
    why would i spend my monies to tour around HK there's nothing to enjoy there,polluted air,water and maybe food poisoned by bully China,pathetic HK and China....

  25. Anonymous says:
    November 8, 2013 at 8:57 AM
    Patawa ang Hong Kong....ang liit liit at crowded ng lugar
    nila para pag aksayang ng mga Pilipino! Ang dudumi pa nila!!!
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