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    Quote Originally Posted by Apollo24 View Post
    Nindot sad ni imo Bro dah.. nagamit pud imong common sense! Daghan sad ug Project c Mike Rama kay daghan man nagkuha diha ug MAyor's Permit!
    Ang wind farm kung wa ko nasayop gitukod na sa govt owned lot. Wa man gi mention sa source kung kinsay tag-iya pero based lang sa images nga naa sa daplin sa dagat ug bukid murag govt owned lots ni.

    Kung si Mike Rama di mo approved sa imo project bisan pag unsa na kanindot wa jud kay project matukod sa Cebu City mao nang niingon ko nga naa poy govt cooperation. Pag try rag kuha business permit nga kontra partido ka di ba panington kag bugbog or mogasto jud ka pag ayo para lang makakuha ka.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rickflag View Post
    Ang wind farm kung wa ko nasayop gitukod na sa govt owned lot. Wa man gi mention sa source kung kinsay tag-iya pero based lang sa images nga naa sa daplin sa dagat ug bukid murag govt owned lots ni.

    Kung si Mike Rama di mo approved sa imo project bisan pag unsa na kanindot wa jud kay project matukod sa Cebu City mao nang niingon ko nga naa poy govt cooperation. Pag try rag kuha business permit nga kontra partido ka di ba panington kag bugbog or mogasto jud ka pag ayo para lang makakuha ka.
    Kung Government Owned lot na Bro... Samot na disadvantageous na sa Provincial Government... Kadako ug income ana, unya Private Sector ang Nakapamos sa Ganansya! Naa man ka sa Manila noh... Nakadungog man siguro ka sa BSP Lot sa Makati na controversial karon... Dako pa gani ug Kita ang CT ana... Dapat na masusi sa Ombudsman kung mao na Bro!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Apollo24 View Post
    Kung Government Owned lot na Bro... Samot na disadvantageous na sa Provincial Government... Kadako ug income ana, unya Private Sector ang Nakapamos sa Ganansya! Naa man ka sa Manila noh... Nakadungog man siguro ka sa BSP Lot sa Makati na controversial karon... Dako pa gani ug Kita ang CT ana... Dapat na masusi sa Ombudsman kung mao na Bro!
    Kung tinuod ni nga govt lots, I'm sure nikita na ang govt pod ana kay ang BIR pa magpa alkanse abtik man gani kaau na sila maka collect ug 40% inheritance tax. Di ko familiar sa electric bills sa Ilocos region pero I would presume nga mas cheaper siguro compared to Manila or Cebu kay partly di man fuel based ila source.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Apollo24 View Post
    Hehehehe.... Nausab man lang kalit imo Tono yhokz.... Really, nakahuna2x ka ana ka Noy2x b4 2010? Na hangtod karon mura man lang gihapon kag irong buang na pataka lag ug aw2x sa Thread ni Pnoy?
    So far at the age of 57 ni BBM yhokz, asa man nimo makita na improvement sya sa iyang Papa? Iyang papa Brilliant Lawyer, c BBM Sa 3 ka skol gi-eskuylahan Special Diploma ra jud tawn ang Nakuha... Kung wala pay Special walay Diploma.... Ang nahimo ni BBM karon sa iyang mga interviews magsige lang ug dayeg sa nahimo sa iyang Papa... Swerte lang kuno siya nahimo siyang Marcos! Dli sad ta kasalig na dili sya Kurakot kay Bloodline naman na!
    naka huna2x ko na useless makig argue sa sama nmo, waste of time and effort. I also realized BBM dont need justification, people will know unsa jd iya pagka tao ug iyang qualification. Talking to you is pure non-sense, I've been down at your level for too long already I can't stand up your annoying reasoning and witless comments.

    Be a yellow-sniffing-minion as you like, but head on and well see unsa ang outsome sa imong claim ni BBM this coming 2016 election. Imong bet either Chiz or Trillanes, we will see about that.

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    ^^^@yhokz101
    Hangtod karon, sa kataas sa imong argument, wala gihapon ko kakuha kung unsa na qualification na imong gipanghambug abouut BBM. Aside from being Senator ug 1-3 bills, mura ug wala naman siguro... Tuyok2x napud ta ani.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Apollo24 View Post
    Kung Government Owned lot na Bro... Samot na disadvantageous na sa Provincial Government... Kadako ug income ana, unya Private Sector ang Nakapamos sa Ganansya! Naa man ka sa Manila noh... Nakadungog man siguro ka sa BSP Lot sa Makati na controversial karon... Dako pa gani ug Kita ang CT ana... Dapat na masusi sa Ombudsman kung mao na Bro!
    Basaha na ang benefit sa local government, dli magpataka ug yawyaw.. abilidad nmo dli katigo mo sabot. pa iwit ba pod ning govt? Kanus-a kaha na nga dli maka benefit ang govt.. mangurakot paman gani na.

    tan-awa gud nang bold comment nimo.. taka man lang jd kag analyze, pa loma2x lang jd ka apollo, tinambay na stoya bah.


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    As a power-generating company, Northwind does not have a franchise to distribute electricity; this function is undertaken by INEC. Thus, Northwind cannot directly provide electricity to the local community. However, the project has provided other significant benefits to the communities before and after it commenced operations in May 2005.

    Under prevailing energy regulations, a local government unit hosting a power generating facility is entitled to a royalty of 0.01 peso for every kilowatt hour generated. The revenue is to be used for electrification (25 percent), development and livelihood (25 percent), and reforestation, watershed management, health, and/or environmental enhancement (50 percent). The royalty is distributed among the three levels of local government according to a principle of radiating benefits. The three barangay where the facility is actually located receive 25 percent, the municipality retains 40 percent, and the province receives the remaining 35 percent. To the Municipality of Bangui, the project has been worth about 2 million pesos annually. These revenues are indeed significant when one considers that Bangui's net income was only 4.9 million pesos in the year prior to the establishment of the wind farm.

    Bangui also benefits directly through the business taxes it has been able to collect from the operation of the turbines. In its second year of operation, Northwind paid its first annual real estate taxes of 3.9 million pesos well ahead of the tax deadline as part of its corporate social responsibility policy. This alone represents more than a sevenfold increase in Bangui's real property tax revenue. Northwind also pays an annual business tax of 500,000 pesos. The increase in local revenues promotes Bangui's classification from a fifth class to a fourth class municipality under the Local Government Code. This is important because a municipality's fiscal performance is used by the national government to determine budgetary allocations, entitlement to foreign and local loans and grants, and allotment of shares in national revenues.309 According to municipal budgeting rules, the real estate tax revenues are divided between the municipality and the host barangay where Northwind's facilities are actually located. So far this has resulted in additional annual revenue of about 120,000 pesos for the each barangay. Village officials plan to use the additional funds to improve their meager public health services and facilities.

    The province sees the project as a major strategic gain for its economy. Northwind now supplies 40 percent of the province's electrical needs pollution free and priced at a 7 percent discount. With the stabilization of the electrical output, it is hoped that the province can move forward with its long-term economic development plans that rely on agriculture and light manufacturing. It has also incorporated the project into its recommended tourism site listings, and hopes to attract other wind farms for other suitable areas.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Calibrator View Post
    ^^^@yhokz101
    Hangtod karon, sa kataas sa imong argument, wala gihapon ko kakuha kung unsa na qualification na imong gipanghambug abouut BBM. Aside from being Senator ug 1-3 bills, mura ug wala naman siguro... Tuyok2x napud ta ani.
    basa pod pataka man ka obvious rka sabat2x rana unsay 1-3 bills? akoy mauwaw nmo.. unsay qualification, pero ni abot sa senado.. ug gi kuha ni miriam as her VP. kasabot ka sa imong gipang sulti yellow minion?
    Last edited by yhokz101; 11-03-2015 at 11:26 AM.

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    Simple ra man ni ato paglantugi kung kinsa sa mga leaders ang naay nabuhat ug wala. I comparar lang ang Ilocos ug Tarlac. Ang Ilocos usa sa tourist destination diri sa Pinas ang Tarlac wa ko kadungog nga naay ganahan manuroy ug Tarlac kay sa ako pag agi sa una padung sa Tuguegarao, wa gyuy development ang Tarlac probinsiya pa kaau tan-awon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yhokz101 View Post
    Basaha na ang benefit sa local government, dli magpataka ug yawyaw.. abilidad nmo dli katigo mo sabot. pa iwit ba pod ning govt? Kanus-a kaha na nga dli maka benefit ang govt.. mangurakot paman gani na.


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    As a power-generating company, Northwind does not have a franchise to distribute electricity; this function is undertaken by INEC. Thus, Northwind cannot directly provide electricity to the local community. However, the project has provided other significant benefits to the communities before and after it commenced operations in May 2005.

    Under prevailing energy regulations, a local government unit hosting a power generating facility is entitled to a royalty of 0.01 peso for every kilowatt hour generated. The revenue is to be used for electrification (25 percent), development and livelihood (25 percent), and reforestation, watershed management, health, and/or environmental enhancement (50 percent). The royalty is distributed among the three levels of local government according to a principle of radiating benefits. The three barangay where the facility is actually located receive 25 percent, the municipality retains 40 percent, and the province receives the remaining 35 percent. To the Municipality of Bangui, the project has been worth about 2 million pesos annually. These revenues are indeed significant when one considers that Bangui's net income was only 4.9 million pesos in the year prior to the establishment of the wind farm.

    Bangui also benefits directly through the business taxes it has been able to collect from the operation of the turbines. In its second year of operation, Northwind paid its first annual real estate taxes of 3.9 million pesos well ahead of the tax deadline as part of its corporate social responsibility policy. This alone represents more than a sevenfold increase in Bangui's real property tax revenue. Northwind also pays an annual business tax of 500,000 pesos. The increase in local revenues promotes Bangui's classification from a fifth class to a fourth class municipality under the Local Government Code. This is important because a municipality's fiscal performance is used by the national government to determine budgetary allocations, entitlement to foreign and local loans and grants, and allotment of shares in national revenues.309 According to municipal budgeting rules, the real estate tax revenues are divided between the municipality and the host barangay where Northwind's facilities are actually located. So far this has resulted in additional annual revenue of about 120,000 pesos for the each barangay. Village officials plan to use the additional funds to improve their meager public health services and facilities.

    The province sees the project as a major strategic gain for its economy. Northwind now supplies 40 percent of the province's electrical needs pollution free and priced at a 7 percent discount. With the stabilization of the electrical output, it is hoped that the province can move forward with its long-term economic development plans that rely on agriculture and light manufacturing. It has also incorporated the project into its recommended tourism site listings, and hopes to attract other wind farms for other suitable areas.
    Hehehe... Wala gyud kay klaro magsulte yhokz... Abi ko man ug nitagam naka makiglantugi nako...hahahaha

    Non-sense gyud na imong istorya yhokz, tagae kog Link ana beh para naay sense!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rickflag View Post
    Simple ra man ni ato paglantugi kung kinsa sa mga leaders ang naay nabuhat ug wala. I comparar lang ang Ilocos ug Tarlac. Ang Ilocos usa sa tourist destination diri sa Pinas ang Tarlac wa ko kadungog nga naay ganahan manuroy ug Tarlac kay sa ako pag agi sa una padung sa Tuguegarao, wa gyuy development ang Tarlac probinsiya pa kaau tan-awon.
    Hehehe... Nganong naabot man kag Tarlac Bro, wala may kontra pagka VP c BBM taga Tarlac!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Calibrator View Post
    ^^^@yhokz101
    Hangtod karon, sa kataas sa imong argument, wala gihapon ko kakuha kung unsa na qualification na imong gipanghambug abouut BBM. Aside from being Senator ug 1-3 bills, mura ug wala naman siguro... Tuyok2x napud ta ani.
    Grabe pud ka Bro woi... Masakitan jud si yhokz101 sa imong comment bah.... Naglisod man gane tawn na ug pasar c BBM imo pa jud paubsan... Ingon ni yhokz101 sa 15th congress daw kay 4 bills ang napasar.. Pag 16th Congress kay 1, improving kaayo.... So total ni BBM kay 5 pero iyang mga Kontra like chiz, Cayetano ug Trillanes layo kaayo..kay ka Trillanes lang kay 307 man daw! Lagyo kaayo ug deperensya!

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    basaha ni comment ni Yhokz101 kay may sense ra ba ni sya magsulte!
    Quote Originally Posted by yhokz101 View Post
    ^^ @Apollo24, aww nindot diay c chiz! ohh cya ang butari! homan ang storya... hahaah! So c chiz ang imong VP? Eh di wow!

    if bills passed ra ang imong himoun ug basehan, simple nalang diay ni ang qualification sa VP candidates?

    Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV kay 307 bills man? Mas labaw pa si trillanes ni Chiz? Hahaha!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Apollo24 View Post
    Hehehe... Wala gyud kay klaro magsulte yhokz... Abi ko man ug nitagam naka makiglantugi nako...hahahaha

    Non-sense gyud na imong istorya yhokz, tagae kog Link ana beh para naay sense!

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    Hehehe... Nganong naabot man kag Tarlac Bro, wala may kontra pagka VP c BBM taga Tarlac!
    na uwaw ka dong apollo? way benefits sa local govt? Lugi sa project? taka man lage kag yawyaw.. usay way klaro masulte gud ka klaro ana diha, basin gusto ka binisay-on nato kay english pagka sulti? Prangkahay lang kasabot ka sa akong reply nmo o wala??

    kasabot ba lage ka sa mga benefits na akong gi hatag nimo? Ka klaro ana boy apollo..

    Simhot pag rugby apollo.. epekto sa utok nmo kuyaw!

    dia ra ang link oh!

    https://portals.iucn.org/library/efi...section11.html

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