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Psalm 139:9-10 New International Version (NIV)

9 If I rise on the wings of the dawn,

if I settle on the far side of the sea,

10 even there your hand will guide me,

your right hand will hold me fast.

Here we go again.. a boss who hears nothing but himself. #toxic

happy new year!

"lying is like getting into a quicksand, the more you lie, the more you sink!" (c) excerpt frm chink+ whether we like it or not, lying isnt doing things in an acceptable way, like informing your boss that you were sick when you really werent or not returning excess change even if you know the cashier made a mistake. "simple acts of honesty create great impact on one's personality." by #rosellesblog #quoteoftheday #inspiredaily #weekend #happy #igers #followme

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get a better lifestyle by having a better mindset.

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Keep the ones that heard you when you never said a word.

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pinning 2017. believe!

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I can relate to this

We have all probably been part of teams that have been a huge success and also teams that have achieved nothing. I know I certainly have. If you are leading a team, what are some indicators to look out for that could indicate that your team is not working or is working below its true potential?

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DOT R3 CITES SUBIC AS ONE OF TOP 10 DESTINATIONS

The Department of Tourism – Region III recently recognized Subic Bay Freeport and the rest of Zambales province for having occupied the No. 4 slot among the top ten best destinations throughout the country in 2015. It is only bested by no less than Cebu, Davao and Camarines Sur – in that order.

This was the announcement made by Regional Director Ronaldo P. Tiotuico of the Central Luzon regional office in a press statement issued recently.

Tiotuico said that, in a partial report submitted by the Research & Planning Division of the tourism department, Subic Bay Freeport made big strides in hosting some 1.627M domestic and foreign visitors in 2015 while hosting some P1.265M visitors in 2014 for an increase of 28%.

Tiotuico attributed such a success to the collective determination of the entire manpower complement of SBMA under the leadership of Chairman Roberto Garcia who was instrumental in developing Subic as a major tourist destination in this part of the region. The tourism department on the other hand is led by its manager Jem A. Camba.

For her part, Ms. Camba said that Subic has become a favorite location for water sports tourism and nature – related activities. Its convention center has a capacity of 10,000 seats – a favorite venue for international events and conferences. The entire province of Zambales has a total room capacity of 3,418 and of this number some 1,279 rooms belong to Subic Bay Freeport.

A well-preserved eco-tourism destination with triple-canopied rainforests and mangroves, mountain trails and indigenous culture, nature-based theme parks and bird-watching sites, Subic may just be the number one destination in the near future as we now await the full transformation of Clark International Airport as a major hub for both international and domestic airlines. Subic is a measly 45 minutes’ drive from Clark. DOT R3 has always recommended the partnering of Clark and Subic as one great holistic destination - the two being connected by a world-class seamless freeway called SCTex.

Its tourism department recently participated in the Asia Cruise Tourism Forum in Jeju, South Korea, this time to share with the world tourism community the potential of Subic as an emerging pivotal hub for international cruise tourism. Apart from all these, Subic has now become the center for any and all activities worth driving thru: eco-tourism, sports and adventure, dive sites, MICE destination, location shoot venue, duty-free shopping, night life, ideal for senior living, among others.

Among the rest of the top ten destinations in 2015 include Boracay, Albay / Legazpi City, Metro Manila, Clark / Pampanga, Laguna and Benguet.

25 August 2016 Subic Freeport gears up for tourism month SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) is enjoining the public to visit the Subic Bay Freeport in September to enjoy a month-long celebration that features the unique sounds and colors of Subic Bay. SBMA Chairman Roberto Garcia said the Subic agency has lined up various activities showcasing the best of the region’s most visited tourism destination in line with this year’s theme, “Tourism for All, Promoting Universal Accessibility” of the National Tourism Month. Garcia said that next month’s celebration will highlight the sound of entertainment and excitement unique to Subic, as well as the colors that invigorate the sights and adventures that visitors and locals enjoy in the Freeport. “This will not be another ordinary month in Subic. We have prepared various tourism-related competitions, which will give you a chance to win prizes, or you can simply enjoy your stay in the Freeport as spectators,” he continued. SBMA Tourism Department head Mary Jamelle Camba added that the month-long tourism celebration here will officially kick off on September 5 with a motorcade, followed by a trade and photo exhibit, and a job fair. The month-long trade and photo exhibits, which will be held at the Harbor Point Mall, will feature photographs taken from favorite tourist destinations in Subic, as well as various produce from Zambales and Bataan. Meanwhile, the two-day job fair to be organized by the SBMA Labor Department will make available at least a thousand jobs to applicants. This will be held at the Subic Gym on September 5 and 6. The celebration will also feature youth and sports-oriented events like the TRAP Aquathlon Championships at the Remy Field and the Subic Bay Ultimate Community Frisbee Tournament at the Remy Field on September 4; the National Athletic Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (NAASCU) Basketball Tournament at the Subic Gym on September 8 and 17; and the SBMA Body Painting Contest on September 30. The Subic celebration will also include exciting competitions like the Central Luzon-wide Professionals Flair-tending/Bartending Competitions on September 13; the Tourism Quiz Challenge in the Subic Got Talent- School Category on September 15; and the Subic Got Talent- Open Category on September 22, all at the Harbor Point Activity Center here. - more - The SBMA has also scheduled the Subic Bay Freeport Familiarization Tour, a free rolling tour around selected tourist attractions and parks for SBMA employees and students on September 7, 14, and 21; and for persons with disability on September 28. SBMA officials are also inviting the public to take a glimpse of unique offerings from other provinces in the region through a special Central Luzon Province Show and the launching of the Festival of Festivals,which will cap the Subic celebration on September 9 and 30, respectively, at Harbor Point. The Department of Tourism (DoT) regional office has named Subic Bay Freeport as the most visited tourist destination in Central Luzon since 2013, based on reports submitted by accommodation establishments in all the seven provinces and three economic zones in the region. Subic was also named “Number 1 Tourist Destination in Region III” for two consecutive years and continues to live up to its title as “Premier Convention Capital of Central Luzon,” which the DoT bestowed in 2012. “Subic has everything,” Chairman Garcia said. “We have the facilities and the access by land, by water,and by air. And of course, we have year-round activities to make your stay in Subic memorable.” “We invite you now to see the upcoming Tourism Month activities here and experience for yourself why people say that ‘It’s more fun-tastic in Subic’,” Garcia added. (30) PHOTOS: Some of the popular tourism attractions in the Subic Bay Freeport: [1] El Kabayo Riding Stable [2] Magaul Bird Park [3] Malawaan Fishing and Picnic Area (c) from SUBIC BAY MEDIA TEAM SBMA