pampanga sand yields 1M per day under among ed!

[funkngruvn]

mark lapid talaga o, kala ko ba sabi mo saging lang ang may puso.

hehe buti nga saging may puso, mga lapid wala..

kung 1M everyday sana may % o sana matulungan naman yung mga victim ng lahar dati.. dapat sila una nakikinabang sa lahar kasi sila yung naperwisyo ng lahar..

[christel_chops]

Iimbestigahan pa ba yan? sa tingin ko ala naman mangyayari, baka kase mahahalata rin ung gawain ng iba pang gov, mayor, cong, etc...hehehe..mababawi pa ba ung mga nanakaw na? in our current state of government??? puputi muna ang uwak!

[kimpOy]

kasuhan na ang dapat kasuhan...

[kinyo]

dami pera ah ... kaya pala panay punta hong kong mga opisyales ng pampanga (pero sariling gastos daw)

[batang_raon14]

i guess the question is hindi kung hanggang kailan magtatagal yun pari, kungdi hanggang kelan magtatagal yun natural resource. hindi naman forever yun sand dyan, mauubos din yan

True, ngaun pa nga lang wala ng quarry na pinagkukuhanan namin na stable. Minsan maganda ang buhangin, minsan hindi. Kahit anong galing ng driver sa pagpili, unless washed ung idedeliver, di talaga masisigurong maganda na ngayon kumpara noon.

Btw, before Among Ed's, 760 per truck load. Ngaun 820 na (at an average)... Salandradong buhangin ay 970 as opposed to 900 nun. Lugi kami ngaun gawa ng mababa singil sabay tumataas pa diesel. Pero, kung sa benefit din naman naming taga-Pampanga ung dahilan ng pag-increase, ok lang... Pero wag naman sanang gawing sukatan mismong pagkarga ng truck. Sa mga hardware nga sukatan na eh, pano pa kung sa quarry? Todo lugi na nun.

[chua_riwap]

I'm not sure kung meron na kayo nito. But anyways, another good read from my Inbox. It's about Among Ed.

A LESSON IN ARITHMETIC

Subject: Fr. Ed Panlilio - Gov. Of Pampanga

I'm 100% sure this income disparity is replicated in all the provinces of the Philippines. If we had more Ed Panlilios in our government, we would be just like Singapore in a short time. Read on...... We hope we are witnessing what will be a sustained revolution in good governance in the Province of Pampanga , under its newly elected governor, Fr. Ed Panlilio. According to the Philippine Daily Inquirer of August 26, only one month after Fr. Panlilio assumed his gubernatorial duties, the province's income from the quarrying of volcanic ash from Mount Pinatubo had reached P29.4 million. (Haulers pay a fee of P300 per truck of volcanic ash that they haul from the quarry.) By contrast, during his predecessor Mark Lapid's term as governor, the province's income from the same quarrying operations amounted to only P29 million a year.

This gaping variation in official incomes from the same activity should inspire a new set of textbooks in Arithmetic, especially for the school children of Pampanga. There is nothing like local color and local situations to cultivate comprehension in young minds.

Sample problems: If Fr. Ed's provincial government can collect P29.4 million in 26 days (we assume no quarrying on Sundays), how much does it collect in one day?

Answer: An average of P1.130 million.

If Fr. Ed's provincial government collects an average of P1.130 million a day from quarrying operations, how much can it collect in one year of 313 days (365 days less 52 Sundays)? Answer: P353, 690,000, or P354 million.

If Fr. Ed's provincial government can collect P354 million a year, and Mark Lapid's provincial government collected only P29 million a year, what is the difference in their official yearly collections?

Answer: P325 million a year.

If Mark Lapid was governor for four years and his provincial government's annual collections from quarrying amounted to an average of P29 million, how much did his provincial govt. officially collect in four years?

Answer: P116 million.

If Fr. Ed manages to remain as provincial governor for four years, and his provincial government's annual collection from quarrying were to average P354 million, how much will his provincial government collect in four years?

Answer: P1.416 billion.

What is the difference between P1.416 billion and P116 million?

Answer: P1.3 billion.

Where did this P1.3 billion go?

Answer: Only God and the Lapids know. ('Lapids' is in plural because Mark, as a second generation political dynast, succeeded his own father, now Sen. Lito Lapid.

We don't know how much Lito's provincial government officially collected from quarrying operations during his watch. Should be a good investigative project for media.) If Gawad Kalinga spends an average of P75,000 per low cost house, how many low-cost houses can P1.3 billion build?

Answer: 17,333 low-cost houses.

If the average Pampanga family were to consist of five persons (father, mother, three children), how many people would be benefited by 17,333 low-cost houses?

Answer: 86,665 persons.

End of Arithmetic lesson.

Fr. Ed is to be congratulated for setting a high benchmark for collection from quarrying operations against which his predecessors have a moral obligation to explain why their collections were so low, and against which future governors will be judged by the people of Pampanga.

Volcanic ash, by the way, is a superior building material. Many of the buildings, aqueducts & monuments of the Roman Empire that have survived for almost 2,000 years are known to have been built w/ volcanic ash, quarried from the environs of Mount Vesuvius after it erupted in 79 AD.

We don't expect Fr.Ed's moral victory in Pampanga to be remembered for the next 2,000 yrs. We would be happy with five, ten or 20 years, enough, we hope, to spawn a moral-revolution- by- example to save the Filipinos from their worst enemies - themselves. GOOD LUCK Philippines !

"Therefore, the primary cause of poverty is not overpopulation of the Phil! It's because our country is overpopulated with corrupt officials"!

[raine]

MABUHAY ANG MGA LAPID

















JOKE< JOKE< JOKE
Madali lang naman malulusutan ng mga lapid yan sasabihin lang nila hindi nila naiintindihan ang arithmetic calculation na yan pag tinanong kung saan napunta ang napakalaking halagang nawala para sa collection ng sand.

[oliver1013]

May nagkwento sakin, sabi daw ni Fr. Ed sa dami ng collection nila plano daw niyang gawin sa pera is ibalik sa taong bayan thru welfare projects, siempre para tao ang makinabang..good idea diba? Ang kaso yung ibang Gobernador daw umalma kasi daw baka yung mga constituents nila manghingi ng ganoong serbisyo from them pero wala daw sila pondo para sa ganoong projects... Hehe mga ungas...

[Flagg]

Among Ed for President!

Bawas gastos din sa bayan, kasi wala syang First Lady o First Family/ies.

[ocanursjr]

yeah!!! Among Ed for President of the Republic of the Philippines.

ikulong na sila lapid...grabe ninakaw nyan sa mga kapampangan.

ilang taong din naghirap ang pampanga dahil sa lahar.