Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Cebu Pacific Air offers P88 domestic seat sale!

     JUAN More Time! The fun never stops with Cebu Pacific Air's all-domestic Seat Sale and more, starting  now! Visit www.cebupacificair.com to book. 




Monday, January 30, 2012

Snapshot | TV5's Face to Face


Ocular visit of the staff of TV5's Face to Face...



     Watch the first "talakserye" on Philippine television, Face to Face, hosted by Ms. Amy Perez on February 12, 2012 at Cagsawa Ruins Park in Daraga, Albay.


Photo by Dante Magayanes
Artwork by Jan Edmund Dominic Bailon 

Cagsawa Festival 2012 | Face to Face with Amy Perez


      Watch the first "talakserye" on Philippine television, Face to Face, hosted by Ms. Amy Perez on February 12, 2012 at Cagsawa Ruins Park in Daraga, Albay. 



Source: Daraga Tourism
Artworks by Jan Edmund Dominic Bailon

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Featured Photo | Mt. Mayon


Featured Photo | Mt. Mayon
Photo by Edmer Balmeo


Photo shared on Facebook Page of Albay Rising.

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Sunday, January 29, 2012

Snapshot | Victory Park & Shop in Antipolo City

     Victory Park & Shop is located at M.L. Quezon corner P. Oliveros St. in Antipolo City. It is a shopping mall with a museum showcasing Antipolo's history and a multi-purpose hall, a project of the Local Government Unit of Antipolo City. 



     Victory Park & Shop is the newest member of the Victory Mall chain that has branches in Caloocan City and San Jose del Monte, Bulacan. 

Proposed Project | The Forum Legazpi



Proposed Project | The Forum Legazpi


Saturday, January 28, 2012

Snapshots | Polangui, Albay


Featured Photos | Polangui, Albay 
Photos by Dante Magayanes 


LRP Building | V3, Mang Inasal and Tri-Star Commercial  

 LCC Mall Polangui


Chikkabar Grill and Resto



PDI | ‘Pili’ soon to be Bicol’s intellectual property

By Mar S. Arguelles
Inquirer Southern Luzon
Source: Inquirer.Net

LEGAZPI CITY—The next time you see a packet of pili nuts labeled Bicol, take a closer look.



Soon, pili would be listed as an intellectual property of Bicol, which means any pili pack that claims to be produced by the region will have to be genuinely from Bicol. False claims would be a criminal act.

A regional official of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said Bicol pili would be on the list of food products registered at the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines.

Jocelyn Berango, spokesperson of the DTI office in Bicol, said having Bicol pili registered as an intellectual property was the department’s way of helping fully develop the region’s pili industry.

Once registered, Bicol pili would get its own geographical indication, or GI, from the intellectual property office.

GI identifies the origin of a product and is a sign to be pasted on goods associated with specific regions or provinces, said Berango.

GI would name the place where a product originated, much like champagne, the bubbly alcoholic drink, has been tagged as originating from Champagne, a grape-growing province of France.

According to Berango, GI is a powerful tool not only for regions, but the entire country. It helps provinces, regions and the country compete globally, she said.

She said listing Bicol pili as the region’s intellectual property would help promote it in local and international markets.

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