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I've seen the rooms in T house, Discovery Country Suites and The Boutique Bed and Breakfast. I'm just wondering if there are other places in Tagaytay with the same amenities as these hotels. I'm looking for a special and romantic place to stay with my girlfriend, not just generic hotel type rooms.

I've stayed in all three and the Boutique blows the other two away in terms of romantic atmosphere. For Tagaytay, these three are the best accomodations for a romantic weekend. Medyo mahal, but sulit.

So any tips for those who are currently obsessed with their SO's right now?

No text muna? No communication? How do you stop the madness?

Looking for new grads in the Binan-Sta. Rosa Area

Programmers are tasked with developing the applications that power our Partners' businesses. Our development methodology implements stringent controls to minimize risk, maximize productivity, and ensure that our projects stay on schedule. We use cutting-edge technologies and industry best practice to create World-class solutions, and need Programmers that meet the following criteria to help us grow: ·

Experience in .Net development environment (C#, VB.NET, ASP.Net, ADO.Net);·

Experience in MS SQL 2000/2005, Visio, MS Windows 2000/2003; ·

Experience in other MS platform/software an advantage;·

1+ years of development experience;·

A great attitude, yearning for knowledge, determination, and above average intelligence;·

Strong analytical, interpersonal and communication skills;·

Highly motivated with the ability to work with minimal supervision in an environment which requires strong teamwork and cross-functional coordination;·

Passionate about quality and details;·

Experience with other web technologies(Java, PHP, HTML)

Submit your cover letter and resume to jobs@savoirconsulitng.com

Thanks!

I am considering attending AIM's Masters in Management program (11 month program).  Lately, I feel that I missed out on something.  My family immigrated to the California when I was 11.  California is home but I'd like to spend a full year in the Philippines as an adult.  It's sort of an itch that I need to scratch.

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I did exactly what you want to do 10 years ago. After graduating from UCLA, I went to the Philippines on vacation and stayed for almost a year to scratch the itch. I worked for a local company, had a great time but in the end, I decided, my riches will be made in the US. 10 years later, I'm 5 years away from early retirement and then I'm ready to go back to the Philippines for good.

I'm looking for:

One ASP.Net programmer w/ crystal reports experience.

3 month contract.

PM me.

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Nope, not at all. I don't see death as an end. It could be a start of a new existence we just don't know yet.

I'm planning to go back home after 25 years in the States.

I plan to just live off my investments, play golf daily and just do gimmicks w/ the barkada once in a while.

The Philippines is a great country to live in as long as may bala ka. :thumbsupsmiley:

Looking for a salesperson working in a Nissan Dealership, preferrably in Fleet sales.

Email me at efitzhume@gmail.com

Thanks for all the replies. Yes, I will be shipping goods from the US to the Philippines for sale in the local market.

I live in the US but am now becoming more invested in the Philippines in preparation for my retirement. I am involved in one business (transportation) and will be starting up another biz, supplying some hardware goods from the US to factories in the Philippines.

First question, is there a better way to transfer/send money (USD) to the Philippines from the US instead of wire transfers? For example, can I set up a US Account here in Los Angeles and my representative in the Philippines can write a check against it. We're talking amounts of 500K to 1 Million pesos transaction. W/c bank is preferrable? Citibank?

Also, anybody experience in shipping/receiving items from the US to the Philippines? Anybody in the import/shipping biz here that can offer insights. The regular carriers, UPS, DHL and Fedex are prohibitively expensive.

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152 MPH on the Autobahn south of Ulm, Germany. Car was 2005 545i last March.

june 30 na. ano nadala mo?  alam kong mabenta at madalas na umorder samin pag may pupunta sa US e  victorias secret ( underwear, linerie, perfumes) saka books and camcorder.

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Nadala ko, tatlong golf set. Benta lahat. :cool:

Interesting...Jersey's and Bath and Body works.

I got several orders for golf clubs though from my buddies there. It should be a fun 10 day trip! :thumbsupsmiley:

Can I order a box of fried twinkies?  :thumbsupsmiley:

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For you? Sure! :cool:

I'll be coming home end of June from Los Angeles. What kind of items can I bring home that I can easily sell and make a little bit of money? Suggestions?

are you still accepting contacts?

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Yes. PM me.

Anybody know of a good architect firm(s)? We just bought a lot at Ayala Westgrove and I'm going back to the PI (I'm based in LA) to interview architects.

Whatever you do, don't stay at the Clarion Mansions. Houses for rent to, just west of the Sta. Rosa rd. Pangit ang banyo, nawawalan pa ng tubig. Gross talaga.

Bola yan. Ibig sabihin nun, ayaw niya talaga sa iyo.

I think balikbayans esp. from the US tend to criticize everything while in the Philippines. They complain about the trapik, the smells, the "undisciplined." Palagi kinocompare sa States. Nakakainis pakinggan. Para bang sila lang ang may alam. They fail to appreciate the better things in life in the Philippines like family and respect for their elders. Yun lang po.

i can help you make your stories by seeing them yourselves

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How? Info please.

Any ideas for a business with a startup capital of about 5 million pesos?

TIA!