RSG No.77 Frankly Speaking

Typhoon Frank and the Sulpicio Lines "MV Princess" Tragedy

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Episode 77 @ 128 kbps (broadband)

Show Notes
maririnig ninyo ang ulan/bagyo

live tayo sa bagyo, malakas ang ulan at hanging, nagkakalabugan ang bubong,
kararating lamang ng bagyo, Visayas, Southern Luzon, Metro Manila, Rizal,

naglaba at nagsampay si Matabuak, hindi alam na mag bagyo, dapat ay nakikinig ng balita,
stress signal ng barko, Sulpicio Lines, capsized, marami yatang namatay, Romblon, bakit sumalunga pa ang barko na ito ay mag bagyo, lagi ng may lumulubog, hindi convinient, sapalaran na lamang natin, pira rin ito, may mga kapit sa gobyerno ang mga operators ng transportation

walang nananagot, nakukulong sa mga tragedy, sila ang finnancers ng mga politicians, mag kukumpare, magkakaibigan, kumpare system, culture na ng Filipino, nakakadismaya, 700 feared dead, hopefully ay maraming nag survive, bakit lumalakar pa kung may rarating na typhoon, greedy ang mga operators, banat, sige, pami pamilya,

ang tanung ay 700 ba lamang ang pasahero, hmmmm, malaki ang kita kung maraming sakay, marami rin ang puedeng mamatay, siksikan sa barko, laging puno, capacity ng barko ay mas marami pa over ang lamang passengers,

kawawang mga pasahero, sana kaunti lamang ang namatay, PAGASA weather prediction, nakikinig ba ang Sulpicio sa weather forecast?,

madali kaming mag blame, napag uusapan po lamang, rumungaw, kalskas ng ulan ay hagupit ng hangin, lagaslas ng tubig, live sa binabagyung Pilipinas...

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Isang Fado

RSG No.76 Oh Ces: Kidnapping Reality Show

Our take on the new ABS-CBN reality show. The Kidnapping of Ces Drilon. Poor mayor Isnaji, nasama sa pakulo ng ABS.

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Episode 76 @ 128 kbps (ang tunay na "reality" show)

Show Notes
bang rami abah... pakinggan po ninyo, baka ma sue kami :)

anung say mo kay Mayor Isnaji, Kidnapping?, naguguluhan si Batang salog, parang set-up ng ABS, nakilahok ang Abu Sayaff at ang Indanan mayor, pakulo ng ABS, kung walang news ay gumawa tayo ng balita, soap opera, ang uso ngayon ay reality shows, Pinoy Big Brothers

Parte lamang ito ng ABS reality show, may iyakan, may military, black out news, Legarda to the rescue, happy ending, oh hindi pa tapos, may e blame naman ang military, si Ces at ABS ay na sue ang military, press freedom, parang kasabwat si Ces sa Makati coup (Trillanes).

napakandang production, mukhang walang alam ang mayor ay siyang na i blame ng military, bakit si Ces ang naipadala sa Sulu para mag report, siya ay news presenter, bakit naging investigative reporter?, bumababa ang ratings, kailangan magpadala ang sikat ng konti, we don't know....

sinung tangaang mag i interview ng bandits, rinurukot na mga turista, kidnapping sa Malaysia,
kaaway ng adminstration ni GMA and ABS, bakit kailangang interviewhin ang Abu S.,

Kawawang mayor Isnaji, siyang na blame sa soap ng ABS, Sulu, Baghdad, maraming tanong, ibang politician ay gustung pumapel, kung hindi iisipin ay hindi mo makukuha ang show o kidnapping na ito, negotiator, set-up kaya ng ABS o ng Abu, military vs Ces

kung hindi totoo, dapat e fire ng ABS-CBN (listen Maria Ressa) si Ces, kung talagang mali ang ginawa niya, at sumuway, para maging credible ang ANC at ABS news ay fire ninyo si Ces, kung hindi ay tama ang hinala ni Batang Salog na reality show ito ng ABS.

divertion Meralco, billions to refund Filipino consumers, create news to divert attention, yun lamangg, haka haka sa RSG

local issues, sasusunor ba.. ang bagung kapitolyo ng Rizal at ang bagung basurahan ng Rizal, pinaglaban ba natin ang ating bayan na maging centro

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RSG No.75 Mga Batang Rockers

Panayam ni Matabuak sa mga batang miyembro ng Indie Bands of San Guillermo.

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Episode 75 @ 128 kbps (broadband)

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Show Notes
Michael John, newbie, gagawa ng sariling kanta, taga Tanawan ang miyembro, taga iba ring sitio, palaging nag pa praktis, nakaw bang ingay

"M", taga Labac, 3 years ng tumutugtog, may kaba pa rin, 18 years old, madalas rito, parang pangalawang bahay ang studio, nagtutulungan, lead guitar, ngayon ay vocalista, plano ni sir Alex

Glen Howard, 12 years old, bagu pa lamang, limang miyembro, rock, drums ang instrumento, isang taon ng nag aaral, jamming lamang muna

sample naman, 14-15 years old ang babanat ngayon, kinakalabog, adjust muna ang isntrumento,

kinig kayo ng tugtugan...

Talaga Elementary School

One of the first recipient of Foundation for Worldwide People Power.

Article from Education section of Philippine Daily Inquirer.
complete story here.
by Butch Hernandez

In 2002, the Foundation for Worldwide People Power was a lone voice calling for everyone to mount an Education Revolution. Eggie Apostol, FWWPP founding chair, fired the first shot as it were by traveling to a very small extension school in Sitio Talaga on the outskirts of Metro Manila. Sitio Talaga Elementary School actually sits on the border of the towns of Morong and Tanay in Rizal province, outside Manila. It was an incomplete elementary school at that time, offering classes only from Grades 1 to 4.

Because there was no paved road yet at that time, the children living in Sitio Talaga actually had to circle around into Tanay and head back to Morong, on foot, for about two kilometers. The school is built on top of a low but rocky hill. When it rains, the path going up turns into a mudslide. It’s amazing how the children still manage to keep their spirits up, but they do.

Like many schools all over the country, Sitio Talaga Elementary School had a shortage of everything: books, desks, classrooms and especially that most requested item, the perimeter fence. What they had in abundance were school children literally willing to walk the extra mile just to get to school, and deeply committed teachers who waited for them every day. Whatever they lacked—facilities, school supplies, up-to-date teaching strategies—they tried to make up for with a burning desire to learn.

The FWWPP, meanwhile, talked about Sitio Talaga Elementary School to anybody who would listen. We talked about a better future, and how a good education could get our children there.

Their school head, Clarita Rino, did the same thing we did: she gathered her thoughts and aspirations and talked about them to the mayor, to caring community residents and to NGOs. Before she knew it, she got a donation for a school building, and then another one.

The local government paved a new road to the school, so the children didn’t have to walk so far. People from as far as Spain donated textbooks (the ones accredited by the Department of Education, thankfully with no factual errors) for the entire school so that all the kids would be reading from the same page.

The division superintendent made Sitio Talaga Elementary School a complete school with a full complement of teachers. Last year, the principal called Mrs. Apostol with wonderful news: their first batch of Grade 6 pupils was going to graduate and they wanted her to be their commencement speaker. You can’t imagine how proud we felt on that day.

Our little victory at Sitio Talaga became the seeds of the Education Revolution. Our call to harness people power for education was heard in the cities of Bacolod, Iloilo, Davao, Iligan, Butuan, Cagayan de Oro and Marawi and in the provinces of Laguna and Pampanga.

And the new Rizal provincial capital is.....

Antipolo City!

Various media outlets this week reported that Rizal provincial capital will be in San Roque, Antipolo City. This after Ortigas & Company got back its land where the current provincial government seat is, in return they agreed to finance the new capital building in Antipolo.

Sorry Morong :(

Newslink here:

Editorial
Manila Times, June 20, 2008

FOR decades, Rizal Province could not claim self-respect. It was an oddity in the geographical and political sense. It was a big province that suddenly found itself dismembered. It also had no capital.

Comprising 24 towns and cities, the province named after the national hero was originally an economic heavyweight. Its first congressional district was one of the most coveted by politicians. The second district was a sleepy neck until its breakup. The capital, Pasig, named after the river favored by Pepe Rizal and Kiko Balagtas, was fabled and historic. The provincial government built its capital on its suburbs, where provincial chief executives ruled and governed, not unlike the presidents and governors-general who presided by the stately palace by the Pasig.

That is, until Ferdinand Marcos, created a Metropolitan Manila Commission that pulled away 12 towns from Rizal and one from Bulacan Province. Rizal ceded Mandaluyong, Makati, Marikina, Muntinlupa, Malabon, Pasay, Pasig, Parañaque, Caloocan, Las Piñas, Pateros, Navotas, San Juan, and Taguig to the commission.

A historic loss was the secession of Pasig. Rizal suddenly had no capital. The governor could hold office on the capitol grounds but he had lost an institution. His official stationery and letterhead lost the sheen of the office. Roadmaps and directional signs had to be changed.

The debate over Pasig’s replacement raged for sometime; many were the pretenders. Taytay said it was the most prosperous town. Morong claimed spiritual moorings. Rodriguez (formerly Montalban) on the northern fringe constitutes more than 26 percent of Rizal’s land area. Antipolo said it was unbeatable for its beauty, energy and religious ties.

After three decades, Rizal will have its capital on its own ground when it transfers its capitol building to San Roque, Antipolo City in December in a swap with Ortigas & Co. Ortigas shall build the capitol while the provincial government returns the land the building stands on. The deal took time but both parties are pleased with the results.

Come December, Gov. Casimiro Ynares 3rd will have the pleasure of having new Christmas cards printed and signing them under the letterhead of the new capital. It’s a good Christmas present he could share with his fellow Rizaleños.

Other news links:
Rizal Readies Transfer
Rizal Gets new Capitol
Rizal Capitol to be transfreed to Antipolo

Morong failed to comply with own ATC - DENR

According to Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) report dated June 3, 2008 , on numerous occasions, The Sanguniang Bayan of Morong failed to comply its own issuance of Authority To Close the Taghanging dump site.

DENR asked SB Morong to instruct BEST to stop accepting waste in Taghangin and strictly adhere to the new rehabilitation program of the said site.

Copy of Memo here. or http://picasaweb.google.com/radyosanguilmo/DENRMemo

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Zoilo at WalMart

Would you believe, I drove to WalMart after midnight and purchased Journey's new album. I don't remember ever shopping in the middle of the night... afraid to get shot you know :) Anyway, great album specially with a Pinoy frontman. Oh and I also got my wife strawberry and yogurt. salap.