Sige, maganda rin yung DBP building, para sa akin isa sa mga pinakamagandang building ang DBP sa Tarlac.:)

Saan nga pala ang Pag-ibig Fund Building sa Tarlac, kahilera din ba ng mga SSS at BIR sa Macabulos Drive?


Medyo malayo sya sir, pero sa san roque rin sya. Malapit sa may INC Church, kahanay nya yung DTI at yung mga ibang commercial building sa san roque.

ha ha. Mamaya aalis na rin ako baka malate na naman ako bukas.:) Tanghali na ba pasok mo bukas sa school?

HIndi sir, kanina pang 10 am ang pasok ko, then mamaya ulit ng 5 pm hanggang 8 pm

I think mabilis ang pag-unlad ng Capas. Kasi ang daming bagong establishments, imagine may 2 syang 7-11 na store. May Mc.DO, Jollibee, Chowking, Goldilocks. Pinasukan na rin sya ng Mercury at Manson Drugs.

Wow, 2 Seven Eleven? Ok yan. Ganyan din ang observation ko, ang maganda pa sa Capas, may tag nang "Tourism Capital of Tarlac.":cheers:

Capas lang yata ang municipality sa Tarlac na may McDonalds na. How about Concepcion and Paniqui? KFC din sana kaya lang nagsara at napalitan ng Chowking sa may junction.:) Tapos may bago din yatang Public Hospital sa Capas.:)

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Capas Business District along McArthur Highway


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McDonalds Capas Branch
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Meet Two Trailblazers in Organic Banana Production From Tarlac

Ex-NPA chief Bernabe Buscayno of Talaga, Capas, Tarlac and Capas Mayor Reynaldo Catacutan are both producers of organic bananas. The methods of these close friends, however, are very different. Catacutan is into the scientific, while “Kumander Dante ” practices what he calls primitive banana production that he learned from the natives when he was in the boondocks.

Buscayno started venturing in banana production in 2004. But before this, he was producing rice. He had even established a rice farmers’ cooperative after then President Corazon Aquino granted him a reprieve. The co-op unfortunately fell apart because the 2,000 members were affected by the Mt. Pinatuba eruption in 1991.

Buscayno was encouraged by his friend who was working at the Lorenzo Farms in Davao to plant banana instead of rice as the return of investment with banana is more substantial. He was convinced of its potential and so he ordered 4,000 tissue-cultured seedlings from the Lorenzo Farms. He bought cavendish, lakatan, and latundan varieties at P30 each.

He initially planted more than 2 hectares of his 32-hectare farm at a plant density of 1,500-2,000 banana seedlings per hectare at a planting distance of 2 m x 2 m for lakatan and latundan. For the cavendish bananas, he adjusted the planting distance according to the height of the plant as these were quite tall so more spaces were needed.

However, the first impression of visitors on his banana farm is that he must be a very a lazy farmer as weeds and insect pests proliferate. There’s practically no post-planting care:

What they do not know is that Buscayno did it on purpose. When he was a rebel he learned from the natives that “the natural balance between cultured crops and surrounding vegetation that includes weeds should be maintained to produce truly organic crops.” He explained further that weeds eventually die due to lack of exposure to sunlight as the banana trees shade them. And when the weeds die, these will decompose and become natural fertilizers for the banana trees.

“Weeds have the capacity to accumulate nitrogen from the air and absorb other natural elements from the soil and its decomposition under cultured bananas assures production of truly organic crops,” Buscayno added.

Catacutan, on the other hand, prefers the scientific approach to organic farming. He bought seedlings of the same varieties from tissue culture laboratories of Tarlac College of Agriculture and Central Luzon State University. He had his land prepared using tractors.

He uses chicken dung as basal fertilizer, and he initially applies a bag of dung for every two to three seedling holes. Second application is done four months after planting, and this is when he puts additional chicken dung about three feet from the base of the plant. Post-planting care is done regularly to prevent the growth of weeds.

Like Buscayno, Catacutan does not spray insecticides. He instead smudges the plants when he observes presence of insect pests. Both of them however shun the common practice of encasing banana bunches in plastic bags as they observed that fruits tend to burn under local conditions. Hence, they opted to cover the bunches with banana leaves.

Catacutan spends about P80,000 to 100,000 per hectare, while Buscayno shells out P50,000 to P70,000 per hectare. But both of them can sell organic bananas at P25 per kilo and earn a gross income of P250,000 to P350,000 per hectare.

“A farmer can earn a maximum net income of P20,000 with rice and at least P40,000 with yellow corn. But with organic bananas, a farmer can realize an income of at least P100,000 to P150,000 per hectare,” says Catacutan.

PRODUCING BANANA SEEDLINGS
The biggest initial capital investment in banana production is the purchase of tissue-cultured banana seedlings. Why?

First of all the common practice in banana culture is to propagate suckers from mother plants. But this practice is discouraged because the original characteristics of the tissue-cultured mother plant degenerates; the original characteristics are best retained only in the first two suckers. So in order to have quality plants, farmers need to buy tissue-cultured seedlings, which are quite costly.

Buscayno and Catacutan thought of raising banana seedlings at a lower cost to encourage other farmers to venture in banana production. And by researching, they found out that the original characteristics of a tissue-cultured banana plant can be retained by selecting healthy mother plants as source of seedlings.

Here’s how they do it. Just before flowering, the original meriplants are cut and uprooted. The corm of the mother plants contain four to five buds-farmers call these eyes and these are separated and planted individually in black polyethylene seedling bags. In two weeks, banana seedlings would be ready for transplanting.

With this practice, they can produce and sell seedlings at half the price of the tissue-cultured seedlings and hence, initial investment cost is reduced.

PAPAYA PRODUCTION
The maturity period of banana is 10 months, which is quite long to realize return of investment in a shorter time. Buscayno and Catacutan planted papaya plants in between banana plants as papaya starts to yield in just six months. Harvesting is done on a weekly basis. but up to a year and a half only.

As of now, Buscayno is ahead of Catacutan in papaya production as his crop is already fruiting. He harvests 1.5 tons to 1.7 tons per week, and he sells these at P 14 per kilo.

By Pete Samonte

http://www.agribusinessweek.com/meet-two-trailblazers-in-organic-banana-production-from-tarlac/

"Catacutan spends about P80,000 to 100,000 per hectare, while Buscayno shells out P50,000 to P70,000 per hectare. But both of them can sell organic bananas at P25 per kilo and earn a gross income of P250,000 to P350,000 per hectare.

“A farmer can earn a maximum net income of P20,000 with rice and at least P40,000 with yellow corn. But with organic bananas, a farmer can realize an income of at least P100,000 to P150,000 per hectare,” says Catacutan. "

Ang laki din pala ng kita sa banana plantation, magandang pag-aralan yang agri-business na iyan kung may farm lot ka.:)

Sheep Raising Has Potential

Sheep raisers in the Philippines are much less than goat raisers. That’s probably because most Filipinos have been used to eating goat rather than sheep. But there is an increasing awareness of the potentials of sheep production as a possible money-maker for local farmers.

That’s the belief of Jonie and Jeff Valencia, the father and son tandem who run the Ebenezar Goat Farm in Brgy. Arangureng, Capas, Tarlac. The Valencias have been importing small ruminants from Australia since 2005 which they sell to local farmers as well as to the government’s small livestock production program.

During their first three years of operating their goat farm, they were importing only goats for breeding.

They have imported 1,300 goats for Congressman Abdullah Dimaporo, for instance. Another recent big shipment of goats numbering 766 was for the government. Of course, they also sell a lot of goats for breeding to individual farmers.

What they have observed is that there is also a increasing interest in sheep, especially the Dorper breed. It all started when Jonie and Jeff were toured through the help of the Australian Trade Commision to the major goat breeders in that country in 2008. Because there was no more goat rancher that was near their last destination, their guide brought them to a 75-year-old woman, Judy Murphy, who was raising more than 500 Dorper sheep in the state of Victoria.

The old woman told the Valencias that it is so easy to take care of sheep. In fact, she said, her animals are let loose on the range and she only visits them once a month. She sells the marketable animals for meat.

That set the father and son thinking. They eventually learned that sheep is much less aggressive than goats. The goats will damage the trees if they are ranged in a fruit tree plantation, but the sheep will not. The sheep will just browse the grasses and will keep them down. In fact, that’s the reason why they are called live mowers for orchards.

The Valencias then started to import some breeders of sheep. And to their surprise, an increasing number of local farmers are buying their own sheep for breeding. Among the well known personalities who have bought Dorper breeders are basketball star and former representative Dodot Jaworski, former congressman Toti Carino, Congressman Abdullah Dimaporo, and several others.

The Valencias are particularly interested in the Dorper sheep. It has short hair and is adapted to the hot tropical climate of the Philippines. It grows fast and is much bigger than the native sheep usually grown by farmers here. A mature male Dorper says Jeff weighs about 150 kilos while a female weighs around 90 kilos. One three-month-old kid of a pregnant Dorper imported from Australia, born last April in Tarlac, was already 40 kilos during our visit.

The money-making potential is good. Those who produce breeders using purebred stocks can make a lot of money. Island-born sheep that are 8 months old sell for about P20,000.

By Zac B. Sarian

http://www.agribusinessweek.com/sheep-raising-has-potential/#more-2227

malayo kasi yung crater, pero may spa malapit. Then yung terrain at rock at sand formation para kang nasa grand canyon (so to speak lang po kasi grand canyon is marvelous).

Pero nonetheless the trek itself to the crater is already an adventure. Kung baga pagdating mo sa crater yun ang ultimate price mo kasi the crater of the volcano is breathtaking! :)

May mga 4x4 na pwedeng maghatid sa iyo (price ranging from 3500 up) but then others walk their way up most of the time.

wow.ang ganda ng pumasok sa utak ko sa mga description mo ahh.hehe. sana lang madagdagan pa ang spots at hindi lang ang crater. para sulit talaga. kunware may telescope sa may crater para makita ang kapatagan at kabundukan.haha, :D

Wow, 2 Seven Eleven? Ok yan. Ganyan din ang observation ko, ang maganda pa sa Capas, may tag nang "Tourism Capital of Tarlac.":cheers:

Capas lang yata ang municipality sa Tarlac na may McDonalds na. How about Concepcion and Paniqui? KFC din sana kaya lang nagsara at napalitan ng Chowking sa may junction.:) Tapos may bago din yatang Public Hospital sa Capas.:)

wow pala ang capas.mukhang may potensyal maging next city of tarlac?:D

Ha ha. Mararamdaman mo lang siguro natin yung satisfaction pag nakapunta tayo mismo diyan kaya magpabook na tayo papunta sa Mt. Pinatubo. he he. Puede ka rin magdala ng binocular telescope para ma-enjoy mo yung mga views habang nagtretek nga na ayon kay Perseus ay para kang nasa grand canyon.:)

^^haha.siguro malakas yan sa mga nag-a-outdoor.kasi preserved ang kalikasana at walang mga tindahan kaya ideal siya sa mga gustong maramdaman ang buhay bundok/gubat. :D

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McDonalds Capas Branch
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Nakaka homesick mga pictures mo.. Thanks for the update. Jan sa Mc Do at Chowking kami lagi pamilya ko after mass

^^ mga Tarlaqueno..
Parang ngayon bigla ang pag asenso ng Tarlac.
Sino ba sa tingin nyo ang nag push at bigla pag asenso ngayon unlike for the past 5 years. may bago ba pulitiko diyan or it's because may mga bagong infra projecs na naglink sa Tarlac ngayon tulad ng SCTEX?

siguro malaking factor talaga ang sctex at ang pagiging konektado nito sa maynila thru nlex. hehe,

^^haha.siguro malakas yan sa mga nag-a-outdoor.kasi preserved ang kalikasana at walang mga tindahan kaya ideal siya sa mga gustong maramdaman ang buhay bundok/gubat. :D


Oo, palagay ko nga, patok iyan sa mga nature lovers and outdoor enthussiasts. Ang maganda raw diyan, during the trekking, di mo nararamdaman yung pag-akyat mo sa bundok. he he.:)

^^ mga Tarlaqueno..
Parang ngayon bigla ang pag asenso ng Tarlac.
Sino ba sa tingin nyo ang nag push at bigla pag asenso ngayon unlike for the past 5 years. may bago ba pulitiko diyan or it's because may mga bagong infra projecs na naglink sa Tarlac ngayon tulad ng SCTEX?

Palagay ko both, maski may major infrastructures like SCTEX kung walang initiatives ang mga namamahala para i-develop ang lugar o kaya make some efforts to promote the province, let say for investors, di rin aasenso ang lugar. Saka mahalaga rin na masustain ang peace and order para di maitaboy ang mga mamumuhunan. Malaking factor din ang tourism.:)

^^haha.baka hindi bigla ang pagtaas.dahan dahan ang pag-taas habang nakikita mo ang paligid.

btw gano katagal umakyat jan sa mt.pinatubo?:D

2 and 1/2 daw to 3 hours. Malamang nga dahan dahan, saka mawiwili ka sa kapaligiran na nakikita mo habang papaakyat ka kaya di mo namamalayan ang pag-akyat he he.:D

2 and 1/2 daw to 3 hours. Malamang nga dahan dahan, saka mawiwili ka sa kapaligiran na nakikita mo habang papaakyat ka kaya di mo namamalayan ang pag-akyat he he.:D

apakatagal naman pala.haha, baka lumawit dila ko don ah. :D

para kang nagpunta ng bulacan-batangas non ah.haha

kamusta ang 3 Day Sale sa SM Tarlac!!!!

kamusta ang 3 Day Sale sa SM Tarlac!!!!

renz mukhang maligaya mga tao sa kanila.hahaha, kelan ba tapos nong sale?ngayon ba start?:D

wow pala ang capas.mukhang may potensyal maging next city of tarlac?:D

I'm not from Capas Tarlac, but based on what I've read and observe, Capas has a big potential to become the next city of Tarlac. It is the biggest municipality in Tarlac with a land area of 376 sq. Km., most populous and so far, it hosts several huge investments such as Robinson residential development, The New Asia Golf Resort. Its proximity to the SCTEX, International airport and eco- zones in Clark has a great advantage. It is only approximately 2 hours travel from Metro Manila via SCTEX and NLEX:cheers:

I'm not from Capas Tarlac, but based on what I've read and observe, Capas has a big potential to become the next city of Tarlac. It is the biggest municipality in Tarlac with a land area of 376 sq. Km., most populous and so far, it hosts several huge investments such as Robinson residential development, The New Asia Golf Resort. Its proximity to the SCTEX, International airport and eco- zones in Clark has a great advantage. It is only approximately 2 hours travel from Metro Manila via SCTEX and NLEX:cheers:

haha.wow candidate nga sa pagka-city. :D

kamusta ang 3 Day Sale sa SM Tarlac!!!!

Makibalita tayo sa mga Tarlaquenios na forumers, dito rin kasi ako Manila eh.:D:D Pero noong last na nagpunta ako doon noong May 31, 2010 pa, dami tao.:D:D

Kailan kaya magpaparamdam sina sir Raymond at sir Dustin, lapit na tayo mag Thread 5. he he. Si sir Raymond nasa Tarlac City siya saka si sir Jerz. Sana balitaan tayo sa sale ng SM.:D:D

haha.wow candidate nga sa pagka-city. :D

Oo, candidate. he he. Kasama niya ang mga 3 pang first class municipalities ng Tarlac, ang Camiling, Paniqui at Concepcion.:):cheers:

Re: Capas Investment:

Thailand’s CP group invests P2.36 B in feed production facility in Tarlac
By BERNIE CAHILES-MAGKILAT


Thai-owned Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company Limited (CPF), Asia’s leading food conglomerate, is investing P2.36 billion for the establishment of aqua feed production and feed mills in a ten-hectare lot in Capas, Tarlac both for the domestic and export markets.

Because of its sheer size, the Board of Investments has approved the project on a pioneer status entitling it to a maximum of six years of income tax holiday incentives and preferential duty on the importation of capital equipment.

The project, which is expected to start commercial operation in January 2011 with 209 workers, would be carried out by CPF’s wholly-owned local subsidiary Charoen Pokphand Foods Philippines Corp.

Based on its application with the BoI, the Thai project would have an annual production capacity of 114,000 metric tons per year of aqua feeds for fish and shrimp.

In approving the project, the BoI said it will give a big boost to the country’s aquatic production and the revival of the shrimp production because CPF is known for its cost-efficient technology.

In particular, the BoI noted that white shrimp variety is being groomed as the next sunrise industry in aquaculture. White shrimp production now accounts for 80 percent of total global shrimp production Asian countries contribute nearly 75 percent to that.

CPF will produce fish and shrimp feeds in various forms, pelletized, crumbled and extruded using the latest machinery and equipment from China and Europe. These include control centers equipped with modern computers and programmable logic control programs, extruders, pelletizers, pulverizers, hammermills and crumbling machines.

The project location in Capas, Tarlac will also have its own raw material and finished feeds warehouses and waste disposal system.

The Thai conglomerate is primarily engaged in animal feed production, animal farming, meat processing and the manufacturing of food products.

Its operation covers the entire cycle of the agro-industrial sector, ranging from sourcing raw materials for animal feed production, manufacturing animal feeds, breeding animals, farming animals for commercial purposes, processing meat and manufacturing processed food products, to distributing products to domestic and overseas.

It has two basic production lines: livestock comprising chicken, duck, eggs and swine; and aquaculture whose main components are shrimp and fish.

Its Bangkok-based headquarters employ over 23,000 people. The company reported sales of $4.8 billion in 2008 with net profit of $180 million.

As Thailand’s leading agro-industrial and food group company and one of Asia’s biggest food conglomerate, CPF envisions to be the “Kitchen of the World” by providing quality and nutritious food.

The company is also committed to environment protection and practices good corporate governance.

http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/235871/thailand-s-cp-group-invests-p236-b-feed-production-facility-tarlac

Nakaka homesick mga pictures mo.. Thanks for the update. Jan sa Mc Do at Chowking kami lagi pamilya ko after mass

Saan banda diyan ang church ng Capas sir? Malapit lang din ba sa poblacion ang bahay ninyo? Saan ka ngayong country sir?

Puede mo rin lagyan ng location yung profile mo sir, ilagay mo rin Tarlac, para kasama ka namin dito sa Thread.:)

Oo, candidate. he he. Kasama niya ang mga 3 pang first class municipalities ng Tarlac, ang Camiling, Paniqui at Concepcion.:):cheers:

ahh.tatlo po ang first class municipalties niyo?

Saan banda diyan ang church ng Capas sir? Malapit lang din ba sa poblacion ang bahay ninyo? Saan ka ngayong country sir?

Puede mo rin lagyan ng location yung profile mo sir, ilagay mo rin Tarlac, para kasama ka namin dito sa Thread.:)

Sa Cut-cut 1 kami. Dun nako nakatira ngayon since I got married. Pampanga talaga ako pero Tarlac is also close to my heart dahil nga dyan na family ko. Nag work din ako sa isang semicon company sa San Miguel.

ahh.tatlo po ang first class municipalties niyo?

Apat- Camiling, Capas, Concepcion at Paniqui.:)

Sa Cut-cut 1 kami. Dun nako nakatira ngayon since I got married. Pampanga talaga ako pero Tarlac is also close to my heart dahil nga dyan na family ko. Nag work din ako sa isang semicon company sa San Miguel.

Thank you for including Tarlac in your location profile. Dalasan mo dalaw dito sir. Nakailang years ka na diyan sa Abu Dhabi? Kailan ka magbabakasyun dito sa Pinas?

Thank you for including Tarlac in your location profile. Dalasan mo dalaw dito sir. Nakailang years ka na diyan sa Abu Dhabi? Kailan ka magbabakasyun dito sa Pinas?

Lagi naman ako nagbabasa ng thread about Tarlac. 1 year pa lang ako dito pero miss ko na Tarlac.

Keep on posting any updates dyan mga kabalen

speaking of mt pinatubo tours, naisip ku talaga na gawin ang trekking na yan, kaya lang di lang kami natuloy nung last na vacation ko. lapit lang kasi ng capas sa tarlac city kung saan ang meeting/drop of point ng tour. Just remember guys in my opinion its not advisable to do it during rainy season..remember what happened a couple of years ago, lives were lost kasi nalunod sila sa rumaragasang tubig from pinatubo.

here's the link for more info http://pinatubotrek.blogspot.com/2009/03/mount-pinatubo-day-tour.html

Kumusta po ang mga bagong bayani? kumusta po sir Sampukid and Patlite boy?

habang tumatagal ay paganda ng paganda po ang Tarlac...! :)

hi i'm back !
speaking of capas, here are some pictures na kuha ko last year

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capas shrine

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7-eleven and jollibee

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DCT grounds and the newly landscaped park in front of San Nicolas Parish Church

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Dominican College of Tarlac

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creek

hello po :) Namiss ko kayo? Kakatuwa naman at veru much alive ang ating thread nakakamiss tuloy. :)

ang ganda ng mga update ah. Good work Francis (Perseus)! :) Nasan na pala si anika... busy pa rin ba? huwag mo pabayaan ang mga aso ko... :lol:

kumusta na po kayong lahat! Sir derek at william at 26619 at si sir hugo... bakit parang missing in action si Raymond??? Naku baka busy rin. Graduating na kasi sya di ba?

may sale pala sa SM sayang talaga :ohno::ohno::ohno:

hi i'm back !
speaking of capas, here are some pictures na kuha ko last year



OO nga lap_sn08. Ang tagal mong nawala. Ikaw pa naman ang representative ng Capas dito sa Tarlac Thread. Where have you been lately? What have you been up to at sooooobra mong tagal na hindi nagparamdam???? :ohno:

I'm not from Capas Tarlac, but based on what I've read and observe, Capas has a big potential to become the next city of Tarlac. It is the biggest municipality in Tarlac with a land area of 376 sq. Km., most populous and so far, it hosts several huge investments such as Robinson residential development, The New Asia Golf Resort. Its proximity to the SCTEX, International airport and eco- zones in Clark has a great advantage. It is only approximately 2 hours travel from Metro Manila via SCTEX and NLEX:cheers:

haha.wow candidate nga sa pagka-city. :D

Credit that to the local government which has transformed Capas from a sleepy midget town to one of Tarlac's vibrant economy. I think it will be the next city in the province if we are to look at all indicators at the moment. :)

Di ba nga ang motto ay 'PASPAS CAPAS', :banana:

its 9:24 ng gabi dito... so gabi dito at umaga dyan :) at approximately the same hour :) it's august 13 here pero dyan august 14 na.

tulog na muna I had quite a busy day. Toxic dito unlike ung work ko sa Clark dati. pero masasanay din ako. Iba kasi yung work ethics dito. bye for now!:)

its 9:24 ng gabi dito... so gabi dito at umaga dyan :) at approximately the same hour :) it's august 13 here pero dyan august 14 na.

tulog na muna I had quite a busy day. Toxic dito unlike ung work ko sa Clark dati. pero masasanay din ako. Iba kasi yung work ethics dito. bye for now!:)

^^San ka ba sa Clark nag work dati? Dun din ako before.

Hey Tarlaqueno post ka naman ng pics ng Camiling! :D

Camella Tarlac - Spiced. and everything Nice!

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http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=549408&publicationSubCategoryId=66

Tarlac, with a population of 859,222, is the most multicultural of the Central Luzon provinces. Four district ethnic groups – the Pampango, Ilocano, Pangasinense, and Tagalog – share a life of peace and harmony in the province best known for its vast sugar and rice plantations. The last province to be organized under the Spanish Regime in 1874 and known for its fine, local cuisine, Tarlac is home to excellent ethnic and artisanal cooking. Truly the “melting pot of Central Luzon,” its heritage of good food had been culled from its early settlers’ varied places of ancestry: the provinces of Bulacan, Nueva Ecija, Zambales, Pangasinan, and the Ilocos region. Today, local restaurants abound, with historical sites, vast plantations, and a beautifully landscaped golf course adding to its long list of attractions that make Tarlac one of the best places to stay in Central Luzon.

Although agriculture remains the province’s primary economic activity, Tarlac is rapidly building its industrial sector due to the presence of special economic zones in the area and its proximity to growth centers – invigorating new businesses and emerging industries to settle there and take root. It also sits practically next door to the international airport at the Clark Special Economic Zone with access roads to other commercial centers such as Dagupan and Baguio, further enhancing Tarlac’s accessibility.
Along with its thriving industrial estates, increasing trade investments and a flourishing string of micro-economic activities, such as food processing, handicrafts, furniture, gifts and toys manufacturing, continue to energize the whole province making it an attractive residential hub for young, working Filipinos and their families. Located only 89 kilometers north of the National Capital Region, Tarlac is linked by a fine network of roads to the main artery, the North Luzon Expressway. With Manila only one and a half hours away and Subic Bay airport and seaport only two hours away, the province has also become a practical “residence of choice” for balikbayans, returning OFWs, local and foreign retirees, as well as, expats and investors who have realized Tarlac’s immense potential. The influx of these new “settlers” have indeed refreshed Central Luzon’s “melting pot.” New communities have emerged propped up by the buoyed up local economy, revitalizing businesses that, in turn, help sustain employment and support more businesses – the “spice” of victory, these are just some of the ingredients that signify a true, hometown success.

It didn’t take long for Camella, the country’s leader in real estate development, to recognize the growth potential of Tarlac. And today marks the launch of Camella Tarlac, a 61-hectare community development located close to MacArthur Highway and the techno parks. A Spanish-inspired, master-planned enclave of nicely-appointed yet, affordable homes that feature world-class facilities and amenities. Harnessing its legendary real estate experience of over 30 years, Camella Tarlac is one more precious link in Camella’s chain of communities that is spanning the country – in 19 provinces, 44 cities and municipalities, in Metro Manila and the regions – with plans to expand in other growth areas, in emerging cities and thriving municipalities across the countryside.

Here in Tarlac, one is never far away from all things important–Camella Tarlac’s future residents and homeowners can look forward to a stable work and leisure environment, allowing for an engaged, active “hometown” lifestyle that is still quaint and time-honored, yet refreshing and contemporary. In culinary parlance, it would equate to... something quite delicious... with just the right hint of spice.

Tourism rebuilds Tarlac village from Pinatubo blasts
http://business.inquirer.net/money/features/view/20080316-125101/Tourism-rebuilds-Tarlac-village-from-Pinatubo-blasts

CAPAS, Tarlac -- Sta. Juliana knows how to bounce back from the world’s worst disaster. Abandoned at the height of the June 1991 eruptions of Mt. Pinatubo, the village has emerged, in every sense, as a perfect tourism getaway, especially for nature lovers.

Its post-eruption terrain—canyons, a crater-turned-3-kilometer lake, rocky and sandy landscape and hot springs—has been drawing foreign and local tourists since 1994 when only dozens came. The number has been growing to over 5,000 yearly, according to the Barangay Tourism Council (BTC).

With the influx of visitors, more residents are making a living out of tourism. To date, 300 people, half of them male members of the indigenous Aeta, are accredited guides of the Department of Tourism, charging P450 for a day’s work.

Drivers of all-terrain jeepneys count 134. A round-trip rent costs P2,500.

Mt. Pinatubo Spa Town, which is owned by a Korean company, employs 70 masseuses, five cooks, 15 servers and maintenance workers. Sand spa and massage cost P1,200 for Koreans and P1,000 for locals.

The hot springs, leased also by the Korean firm, is maintained by five Aeta people.

Another Korean-owned firm, PDC Development Corp. (PDCDC), carved a 7-km trail in Sitio Magkupya in 2006, renting out 50 horses for an hour’s ride to the crater-lake, where it also rents out 10 boats. Rates go from P200 to P300 an hour.

PDCDC plans to build a 60-room hotel near the crater, Mayor Reynaldo Catacutan of Capas, Tarlac, said. The project is under negotiation with the Department of National Defense, which has jurisdiction over the area.

Sta. Juliana is part of a 17,000-hectare former American military reservation that spans eastern Zambales. The Aeta claim the area as ancestral domain.

The BTC earns its keep from all the tourism ventures—P50 from the tour guiding fee and a P30 conservation fee for tree planting and garbage collection at the crater and on the trail.

It operates a three-room house donated by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources at the back of the BTC Center, charging P250 for an overnight stay.

Home stay—or residents renting out their place for tourists—is not so popular. Students sightseeing on shoestring budget prefer local homes. Bed and breakfast costs P150. Most tourists like pitching tents at the crater-lake’s viewing area.

Aeta women sell bead necklaces, bamboo flutes and fruits.

With some 700 of the 3,200 residents eking out a living from tourism, Sta. Juliana has “grown from a ghost town to a prime tourism destination,” Catacutan says.

Everything began with the Aeta who, upon returning to their villages in 1993 after a mass exodus to the lowlands in 1991, accompanied foreign tourists attracted by an eruption-scarred setting.

Used to the presence of Americans and able to converse in good basic English, Jerry Cosme and the 20 other “pioneers” charged cheap rates then.

In 1994, Ronaldo Tiotuico, director of the Department of Tourism in Central Luzon, introduced a more orderly system that ensured the safety of tourists, conserved the environs and culture of the Aeta, and helped them earn well.

The DOT gave tour-guiding seminars to the Aeta and upland farmers. It used the BTC’s income to build roads leading to the village.

Guided by the DOT, Sta. Juliana has reaped various awards, such as the Pacific Asia Travel gold award for best ecotourism project in 2001, DOT Kalakbay Award for best ecotourism product in 2001, and Asean Tourism Association award in 2002.

Now largely managed by the local government of Capas, the Sta. Juliana tourism industry splits its income among the village (50 percent), local government (30 percent) and Philippine Air Force (20 percent), says Catacutan.

For Cosme, income from tourism brings in double benefits. What he earns from tour guiding is spent to revive his mountain farm where he grows banana, sweet potato and yam.

http://view.samurajdata.se/rsc/99ea2f39/tmp3.gif
Income of cities 2007

could you provide a link with regards to the data above :)

^^ mga Tarlaqueno..
Parang ngayon bigla ang pag asenso ng Tarlac.
Sino ba sa tingin nyo ang nag push at bigla pag asenso ngayon unlike for the past 5 years. may bago ba pulitiko diyan or it's because may mga bagong infra projecs na naglink sa Tarlac ngayon tulad ng SCTEX?

siguro malaking factor talaga ang sctex at ang pagiging konektado nito sa maynila thru nlex. hehe,

Palagay ko both, maski may major infrastructures like SCTEX kung walang initiatives ang mga namamahala para i-develop ang lugar o kaya make some efforts to promote the province, let say for investors, di rin aasenso ang lugar. Saka mahalaga rin na masustain ang peace and order para di maitaboy ang mga mamumuhunan. Malaking factor din ang tourism.:)


in order for us to have an incline to really what have transformed Tarlac (factors, demographics etc), im posting some not so old articles for us to ponder :)

Tarlac City Booms with New Investments (article posted sometime in 2002)

THE latest additions to relatively big business structures in Tarlac City are Starbucks Café, La Maja Rica Hotel and Globe Telecom Center.

To complement the influx of more businesses into the city, the City Hall has started the construction of the P82-million, 1.85 kilometers by-pass road that extends the existing Ninoy Aquino Boulevard through Barangays Cut-Cut 1st, San Vicente and Carangian to the Agana Bridge in Barangay Tibag. The by-pass road is expected to ease traffic along city’s main business districts.

STARBUCKS CAFE

One of Manila’s famous coffee shops, the posh Starbucks Café found a new home at the Cojuangco-owned Plaza Luisita Mall and Commercial Center.

Adding a local touch to Starbucks’ popular setting is an old train at the back of the main coffee shop. Starbucks Café has started to entice coffee lovers and enthusiasts with its soft opening last May and full opening last June.

LA MAJARICA HOTEL

The new La Majarica Hotel, located in Barangay Ligtasan along the MacArthur Highway, features a 10-meter x 21-meter function room, a function room, 40 regular rooms, 20 drive-in rooms and a swimming pool.

It also has eight commercial spaces below the main hotel and three big office spaces on the second floor.

The hotel posted a P13-million project cost at the Tarlac City Engineer’s Office, while the commercial spaces amounted to P3 million.

The hotel opened last July.

GLOBE NORTH LUZON CENTER

The edifice of Globe Telecom’s North Luzon Mobile Switching Center has just been completed and inaugurated.

With a registered project cost of P82.5 million, this facility will serve the entire North Luzon area of Globe’s mobile phone services. — reports from PCCLGC

http://tarlacnews2002.netfirms.com/082505.shtml

:)


INFLUX OF GIANT BUSINESS INDUSTRIES IN TARLAC NOTED (article posted sometime in 2008)
BY: Mar T Supnad
Central Luzon Daily
http://centralluzondaily.com/index.php?action=article&n_id=1192

The rise in demand for job opportunities has been seen, following the economic managerial program of the city government as evidenced by the copious awards it received from the Asian Institute of Management and the Philippine Business Conference.

Their judgment, according to Mayor Genaro Mendoza, was clearly translated with the arrival of giant industries like Wilcon Depot, Robinsons Mall, and the imminent Shoe Mart (SM).“Majority of their hired personnel are Tarlaqueños who are now making a living for their own families,” he explained.

Mendoza also said that while Tarlaqueños live mainly on agricultural businesses, opportunities brought by the completion of the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway and the New Tarlac City Public Market had made them more comfortable.

“Their products are now gaining access not only to our own public market but also to other markets nationwide by using our airports and seaport in the region via the SCTEX,” he said.

“Market value of our lands has also increased proving that soaring of developments are coming in without impediment aside of course from early politicking made by other individuals,” he said.

However, due to the looming effect of the global economic crisis, local companies hit by global recession are also suffering big loss of productivity.
Employees from the International Wiring System who mainly feed from the automotive industries in the United States has also tighten up their belts due to the cuts of their work days.

“There are things that we could not prevent but in this time of ordeals we need to think positively. Yes, there are imminent threats of global recession but we could make things better if we could think alternative ways to survive,” he pointed out. Among those things he said are the benefits of technical trainings brought by the city government which for years have become the stronghold of Tarlaqueños.

:)

Robinsons Luisita opens mall-based BPO spaces (article posted sometime in sept. 2009)
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleid=507436

Robinsons Land Corp. (RLC) continues to expand the geographical reach of its business process outsourcing segment in Central Luzon with the opening of its mall-based office spaces in Robinsons Luisita, Tarlac.

The only commercial center with BPO space in Tarlac is now ready for leasing. The BPO space has a total floor area of 5,310 square meters and is located at Levels 1 and 2 of Robinsons Luisita, along McArthur Highway, San Miguel, Tarlac.

Since Robinsons Luisita is PEZA accredited and ready to support a facility operating 24/7, the space is ideal for a call center or BPO locator, whether it is in the voice or non-voice segment. RLC Luisita can also provide 100 percent back-up power to ensure uninterrupted operations.

Robinsons Luisita’s which is located within a famous landmark in Tarlac City, can be reached from the South and North via the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEx) and the McArthur Highway.

Tarlac is known as the melting pot of Central Luzon and Robinsons Luisita is one of its main attractions as it offers many restaurants, fastfoods and coffee shops amids large shade trees. The mall also offers conveniences such as a supermarket, pharmacy, ATMs, banks, courier services and 234 parking slots.

It is about two hours from Baguio in the north, 2.5 hours from Manila in the south.

RLC officials note that it is more cost efficient to put up a BPO in Tarlac compared to most Metro Manila locations due to lower overhead costs. Infrastructure in and around Tarlac continues to expand and the city is among the most ideal investment sites in Central Luzon.

This is why Hacienda Luisita is also home to Luisita Industrial Park which hosts manufacturing plants of Universal Robina Corp., San Miguel Corp., Purefoods Feedmill Corp., International Wiring Systems, and Sanyo Semiconductor Mfg Philippines.

Aside from Robinsons Luisita, RLC also leases out commercial center-based BPO spaces in Robinsons Starmills and Robinsons Angeles, both of which are in Pampanga.

:)

SM PRIME TO OPEN SM CITY TARLAC (posted early 2010)
http://www.smprime.com/smprime/index.php?p=670&type=2&sec=54&aid=6052

SM Prime Holdings, Inc. (SM Prime), the Philippines' dominant mall developer and operator, is set to open SM City Tarlac on Friday, 30 April 2010. It is the company’s 37th shopping mall in the country and the very first in the province of Tarlac.

Prime president Hans T. Sy said, “We warmly welcome all our valued customers to our newest shopping mall, SM City Tarlac. Our new mall eagerly anticipates the arrival of its customers coming in from the progressive city of Tarlac and other nearby areas and provinces in Central and Northern Luzon. We are ready to provide them a first-rate, integrated shopping, dining, and entertainment experience, for which SM Prime is known.

Tarlac City is a fast emerging city in the province of Tarlac, a melting pot of sorts in Central Luzon because of its diverse cultural groups, mostly coming from Ilocos, Pampanga, and Pangasinan provinces, among others. It is also a major public transportation hub, serving thousands of commuters within Central and Northern Luzon

could you provide a link with regards to the data above :)

here is it.. http://www.coa.gov.ph/Reports/RFP/2007CFS-LGUs.pdf

its from COA..

Good morning fellow Tarlaquenios and guests!

Grabe, natulog lang ako ang dami nang nangyari. he he.

Welcome back sir Dustin and sir lap028!!:) Ang saya naman. Dalawa na ang rep ng Capas.:)

Hey Tarlaqueno post ka naman ng pics ng Camiling! :D

Good morning Juan Carlo! :banana:

Sige hayaan mo, magpopost ako.he he.

Tourism rebuilds Tarlac village from Pinatubo blasts
http://business.inquirer.net/money/features/view/20080316-125101/Tourism-rebuilds-Tarlac-village-from-Pinatubo-blasts

CAPAS, Tarlac -- Sta. Juliana knows how to bounce back from the world’s worst disaster. Abandoned at the height of the June 1991 eruptions of Mt. Pinatubo, the village has emerged, in every sense, as a perfect tourism getaway, especially for nature lovers.

Its post-eruption terrain—canyons, a crater-turned-3-kilometer lake, rocky and sandy landscape and hot springs—has been drawing foreign and local tourists since 1994 when only dozens came. The number has been growing to over 5,000 yearly, according to the Barangay Tourism Council (BTC).

With the influx of visitors, more residents are making a living out of tourism. To date, 300 people, half of them male members of the indigenous Aeta, are accredited guides of the Department of Tourism, charging P450 for a day’s work.

Drivers of all-terrain jeepneys count 134. A round-trip rent costs P2,500.

Mt. Pinatubo Spa Town, which is owned by a Korean company, employs 70 masseuses, five cooks, 15 servers and maintenance workers. Sand spa and massage cost P1,200 for Koreans and P1,000 for locals.

The hot springs, leased also by the Korean firm, is maintained by five Aeta people.

Another Korean-owned firm, PDC Development Corp. (PDCDC), carved a 7-km trail in Sitio Magkupya in 2006, renting out 50 horses for an hour’s ride to the crater-lake, where it also rents out 10 boats. Rates go from P200 to P300 an hour.

PDCDC plans to build a 60-room hotel near the crater, Mayor Reynaldo Catacutan of Capas, Tarlac, said. The project is under negotiation with the Department of National Defense, which has jurisdiction over the area.

Sta. Juliana is part of a 17,000-hectare former American military reservation that spans eastern Zambales. The Aeta claim the area as ancestral domain.

The BTC earns its keep from all the tourism ventures—P50 from the tour guiding fee and a P30 conservation fee for tree planting and garbage collection at the crater and on the trail.

It operates a three-room house donated by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources at the back of the BTC Center, charging P250 for an overnight stay.

Home stay—or residents renting out their place for tourists—is not so popular. Students sightseeing on shoestring budget prefer local homes. Bed and breakfast costs P150. Most tourists like pitching tents at the crater-lake’s viewing area.

Aeta women sell bead necklaces, bamboo flutes and fruits.

With some 700 of the 3,200 residents eking out a living from tourism, Sta. Juliana has “grown from a ghost town to a prime tourism destination,” Catacutan says.

Everything began with the Aeta who, upon returning to their villages in 1993 after a mass exodus to the lowlands in 1991, accompanied foreign tourists attracted by an eruption-scarred setting.

Used to the presence of Americans and able to converse in good basic English, Jerry Cosme and the 20 other “pioneers” charged cheap rates then.

In 1994, Ronaldo Tiotuico, director of the Department of Tourism in Central Luzon, introduced a more orderly system that ensured the safety of tourists, conserved the environs and culture of the Aeta, and helped them earn well.

The DOT gave tour-guiding seminars to the Aeta and upland farmers. It used the BTC’s income to build roads leading to the village.

Guided by the DOT, Sta. Juliana has reaped various awards, such as the Pacific Asia Travel gold award for best ecotourism project in 2001, DOT Kalakbay Award for best ecotourism product in 2001, and Asean Tourism Association award in 2002.

Now largely managed by the local government of Capas, the Sta. Juliana tourism industry splits its income among the village (50 percent), local government (30 percent) and Philippine Air Force (20 percent), says Catacutan.

For Cosme, income from tourism brings in double benefits. What he earns from tour guiding is spent to revive his mountain farm where he grows banana, sweet potato and yam.

I like this article, nakadetalye yung mga na-eenjoy ng mga residents because of tourism industry sa lugar especially sa Barangay Sta. Juliana. Good news din yung pagtatayo ng 60 rooms Hotel malapit sa crater. Di magtatagal lalo pang dadami ang businesses sa town center nila.Paspas Capas!:cheers::banana::banana::banana:

Nitong year 2K pala nagsipasukan ang malalaking investments sa Tarlac City, ang laki ng budget ng Globe North Luzon Center, 82.5 M. Pinakamalaki pa rin diyan siyempre ang SM City. Malaking ginhawa rin yun 82 million 1.8 km bypass road extension of Ninoy Aquino Boulevard. Tapos yung Robinson Luisita, La Maja Rica, Wilcon Depot and Starbucks Coffee are truly big investments.:cheers: Thanks sir Bryan Rey.:)

hello po :) Namiss ko kayo? Kakatuwa naman at veru much alive ang ating thread nakakamiss tuloy. :)

ang ganda ng mga update ah. Good work Francis (Perseus)! :) Nasan na pala si anika... busy pa rin ba? huwag mo pabayaan ang mga aso ko... :lol:

kumusta na po kayong lahat! Sir derek at william at 26619 at si sir hugo... bakit parang missing in action si Raymond??? Naku baka busy rin. Graduating na kasi sya di ba?

may sale pala sa SM sayang talaga :ohno::ohno::ohno:
aba mukhang ayos ang kalagayan naten jan aaa. :)
ayos lang kami dito.dumami na tayo dito,nadagdag pinsan mo. :)


@ang taas ng income ng tarlac city pala. :)

Oo, malaki rin sir William.

Your query regarding on how many towns are first class municipalities in Tarlac, there are six as per NSO data as of 2007, may I add Gerona and Moncada.

Source:http://nscb.gov.ph/activestats/psgc/province.asp?provcode=036900000&regName=REGION%20III%20%28Central%20Luzon%29

Sta Ignacia, Lapaz, Victoria and Bamban are 2nd class towns. Baka later, first class na rin sila kasi doon sa link ni Juan Carlo sa COA.gov.ph, above 50M na ang income nila, kaya lang di ba inaaverage ang income nila for 3 years to come up with the income classification?

Oo, malaki rin sir William.

Your query regarding on how many towns are first class municipalities in Tarlac, there are six as per NSO data as of 2007, may I add Gerona and Moncada.

Source:http://nscb.gov.ph/activestats/psgc/province.asp?provcode=036900000&regName=REGION%20III%20%28Central%20Luzon%29

Sta Ignacia, Lapaz, Victoria and Bamban are 2nd class towns. Baka later, first class na rin sila kasi doon sa link ni Juan Carlo sa COA.gov.ph, above 50M na ang income nila, kaya lang di ba inaaverage ang income nila for 3 years to come up with the income classification?

kung ganon nga mga 1-3 taon pa bago sila maging 1st class.haha, :)

Baka 2011, first class na sila, kasi 2008 pa yung data sa coa.gov.ph.:)

^^oo nga ano.haha, ayos yon apat na 1st class municipality ang madadagdag sa tarlac!:)

May nabasa ako, importante pala sa local government budgeting ang income classification lalo na sa mga local officials and LGU employees kasi doon nila ibinibase yung salary nila.

Rich municipalities are allowed only up to 45 percent for salaries of their annual budget whereas poor municipalities have 55 percent cap on their budget.

See this link (income classification):
http://www.newsbreak.com.ph/democracyandgovernance/LGU_more%20rich%20lgus.html

Kumusta po ang mga bagong bayani? kumusta po sir Sampukid and Patlite boy?

habang tumatagal ay paganda ng paganda po ang Tarlac...! :)

Thanks sir 296619.

Nakadaan ka na rin ba sa SCTEX pag pupunta ka ng Isabela? Mas malayo ba pag doon ka dadaan compared sa Maharlika Highway sa Baliwag?

May nabasa ako, importante pala sa local government budgeting ang income classification lalo na sa mga local officials and LGU employees kasi doon nila ibinibase yung salary nila.

Rich municipalities are allowed only up to 45 percent for salaries of their annual budget whereas poor municipalities have 55 percent cap on their budget.

See this link (income classification):
http://www.newsbreak.com.ph/democracyandgovernance/LGU_more%20rich%20lgus.html

aba di ko alam yan ahh.haha, mas malaki pa salary sa mga mahihirap kesa mayaman?:)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3491/3291965265_556ffb2d7f_z.jpg?zz=1


Camiling Arch
Thanks to the owner/photographer: Ron Hilton
Source:http://www.flickr.com/photos/hilton_photos/3291965265/in/photostream/

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3488/3291965001_b18c342e54_z.jpg?zz=1


Eastern part of Camiling business district
Thanks to the owner/photographer: Ron Hilton
Source:http://www.flickr.com/photos/hilton_photos/3291965001/sizes/z/in/photostream/

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2322/1597539927_cb7c479867_z.jpg?zz=1


Tulya (Abundant in Camiling and Tarlac rivers)
By: Evelyn
Source:http://www.flickr.com/photos/8022220@N04/1597539927/

di pa ko nakakakain ng tulya.anong luto yan sinigang?:D^^

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2205/1598375324_c0877a2dcd_z.jpg?zz=1



Photo by Evelyn
Source:http://www.flickr.com/photos/8022220@N04/1598375324/sizes/z/in/photostream/

di pa ko nakakakain ng tulya.anong luto yan sinigang?:D^^

Oo, he he. Tinola kasi may sabaw, maganda yan sa bagong panganak.:D:D

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2148/1597433115_718be67abe_z.jpg?zz=1



Camiling Chicharon
Thanks to owner/photographer: Evelyn
Source:http://www.flickr.com/photos/8022220@N04/1597433115/sizes/z/in/photostream/

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3393/3633724037_843a6942de_z.jpg


Ruin of old Camiling Church
Thanks to owner/photographer:Ailenemae
Source:http://www.flickr.com/photos/ailenemaedevera/3633724037/sizes/z/in/photostream/

Ayan, para sa iyo iyan Juan Carlo, mga Camiling photos.:D:D

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2322/1597539927_cb7c479867_z.jpg?zz=1


Tulya (Abundant in Camiling and Tarlac rivers)
By: Evelyn
Source:http://www.flickr.com/photos/8022220@N04/1597539927/

Oo, he he. Tinola kasi may sabaw, maganda yan sa bagong panganak.:D:D

Based dun sa photo, hindi sya tinola. Pero ganyan kung iluto namin ang tulya. gigisa mo ng sibuyas, bawang, luya at konting kamatis (add din bagoong alamang or patis to taste). then lagyan mo ng sabaw at pakuluan. then lagay mo yung tulya, kapag bumuka na sila ayos na luto na. nilalagyan namin ng petsay yan o kaya spinach depende kung anong meron. pwede ring dahon ng malunggay. :banana:

pero huwag kalimutan yung fried bangus or tilapia or kahit anong isda. pwede ring inihaw. at pwede ring fried porkchop or liempo.

Sa mga nagpapabreastfeed, madalas ganyan ang kinakain kasi nagpapalakas yan ng production ng gatas ng mga nanay :banana:

Oo, he he. Tinola kasi may sabaw, maganda yan sa bagong panganak.:D:D
tinola may kamatis?haha.sinigang ang tingin ko ehh. :D
may sabaw naman ang sinigang ah.hahaha :D

Based dun sa photo, hindi sya tinola. Pero ganyan kung iluto namin ang tulya. gigisa mo ng sibuyas, bawang, luya at konting kamatis (add din bagoong alamang or patis to taste). then lagyan mo ng sabaw at pakuluan. then lagay mo yung tulya, kapag bumuka na sila ayos na luto na. nilalagyan namin ng petsay yan o kaya spinach depende kung anong meron. pwede ring dahon ng malunggay. :banana:

pero huwag kalimutan yung fried bangus or tilapia or kahit anong isda. pwede ring inihaw. at pwede ring fried porkchop or liempo.

Sa mga nagpapabreastfeed, madalas ganyan ang kinakain kasi nagpapalakas yan ng production ng gatas ng mga nanay :banana:

wow salamat sa info.haha,ang alam ko lang na maganda sa mga kapapakanganak ay malunggay.hehe :D

aba di ko alam yan ahh.haha, mas malaki pa salary sa mga mahihirap kesa mayaman?:)

Hindi ganoon ang kalalabasan niyan pag individual ang computation, siyempre mas malaki ang base na paghahatian pag mas mayaman ang municipality or city, kaya ang kalalabasan, mas malaki pa rin ang sueldo ng mga employees sa mas mayamang LGU's.

tinola may kamatis?haha.sinigang ang tingin ko ehh. :D
may sabaw naman ang sinigang ah.hahaha :D

pwede namang may kamatis ang sinigang ah :) di ba meron sinigang sa kamatis or pag sinigang tagalog meron ding kamatis... ano ba sinigang sa inyo ? yung typical ba na puti at maraming gabi?

Based dun sa photo, hindi sya tinola. Pero ganyan kung iluto namin ang tulya. gigisa mo ng sibuyas, bawang, luya at konting kamatis (add din bagoong alamang or patis to taste). then lagyan mo ng sabaw at pakuluan. then lagay mo yung tulya, kapag bumuka na sila ayos na luto na. nilalagyan namin ng petsay yan o kaya spinach depende kung anong meron. pwede ring dahon ng malunggay. :banana:

pero huwag kalimutan yung fried bangus or tilapia or kahit anong isda. pwede ring inihaw. at pwede ring fried porkchop or liempo.

Sa mga nagpapabreastfeed, madalas ganyan ang kinakain kasi nagpapalakas yan ng production ng gatas ng mga nanay :banana:

Thanks for the info sir, he he.:cheers:

pwede namang may kamatis ang sinigang ah :) di ba meron sinigang sa kamatis or pag sinigang tagalog meron ding kamatis... ano ba sinigang sa inyo ? yung typical ba na puti at maraming gabi?

tinola po sabe ko hindi sinigang.haha.may kamatis talaga ang sinigang ang tinola kako ang wala.haha.
kapag sinigang sa gabi yung maputi tapos malapot nga ang itsura.hehehe

Oo, masarap sa sinigang ang kamatis, lalo na sa gurami at tilapia, tapos may kamias.:D:D

Oo, masarap sa sinigang ang kamatis, lalo na sa gurami at tilapia, tapos may kamias.:D:D

sinigang na TILAPIA?????????
hmmmmm...ano lasa non?haha
ang alam ko lang na sinigang ay:
bangus
baboy
baka
hipon
saka may isa pang isda.nakalimuttan ko tawag.haha
na may pampaasim na:
sampalok
kamatis
santol
atbp. :D

tinola po sabe ko hindi sinigang.haha.may kamatis talaga ang sinigang ang tinola kako ang wala.haha.
kapag sinigang sa gabi yung maputi tapos malapot nga ang itsura.hehehe

oo nga pala. medyo namali ako ng tingin.

pero ayaw mo non nalaman natin na may variants ang sinigang :)

Oo, masarap sa sinigang ang kamatis, lalo na sa gurami at tilapia, tapos may kamias.:D:D

naku sir yan ang pinakamasarap na sinigang para sa akin. yung sinigang sa kamias.

oo nga pala. medyo namali ako ng tingin.

pero ayaw mo non nalaman natin na may variants ang sinigang :)

oo nga po.hahaha,

di pa ko nakakatikim ng sinigang sa kamias..ano po ang kadalasan laman non? isda?baboy?baka?:D

napapansin ko lagi nalang topic pagkain dito.hahaha,malakas ata sa pagkain ang mga tarlakenyo ano??:D:D:D

oo nga po.hahaha,

di pa ko nakakatikim ng sinigang sa kamias..ano po ang kadalasan laman non? isda?baboy?baka?:D

yan ang pinakamadaling lutuin na sinigang. kasi basic lang ang ingredients. Pwede sa isda at pork or beef

yan ang pinakamadaling lutuin na sinigang. kasi basic lang ang ingredients. Pwede sa isda at pork or beef

hmm..di uso samin ang kamias aaaa...di pa ko nakakatikim o nakakakita ng pampaasim ay kamias. :D

napapansin ko lagi nalang topic pagkain dito.hahaha,malakas ata sa pagkain ang mga tarlakenyo ano??:D:D:D

hmm..di uso samin ang kamias aaaa...di pa ko nakakatikim o nakakakita ng pampaasim ay kamias. :D

siguro influence na rin yan ng pagiging close namin sa Pampanga which is the 'culinary capital of the phil'.

kapampangan din kami di ba? si sir naman ilocano so variety talaga...

hmm..di uso samin ang kamias aaaa...di pa ko nakakatikim o nakakakita ng pampaasim ay kamias. :D

Try mo magpaluto ng tilapia na may tomatoes and kamias. Masarap.ha ha:cheers:

Sa amin kasi sa Tarlac, pinipitas lang sa bakuran ang kamias, tapos may pangsinigang ka na. :D:D Pag namunga ang kamias ay hitik na hitik. he he.

siguro influence na rin yan ng pagiging close namin sa Pampanga which is the 'culinary capital of the phil'.

kapampangan din kami di ba? si sir naman ilocano so variety talaga...

haha..kunsabagay my point ka.. :D

Try mo magpaluto ng tilapia na may tomatoes and kamias. Masarap.ha ha:cheers:

Sa amin kasi sa Tarlac, pinipitas lang sa bakuran ang kamias, tapos may pangsinigang ka na. :D:D Pag namunga ang kamias ay hitik na hitik. he he.
dito konti lang nakikita kong puno ng kamias.haha, baka pagalitan lang ako pag nagpaluto ako ahh. di kasi uso dito tilapia na sinigang eh.haha

ano ba yan nakakagutom ang topic nyo. wala pa naman akong pagkain kundi noodles at skyflakes... meron ding maling dito kaya lang magluluto ka pa? :lol::lol::lol:

alam ko na lalabas ako punta kong sm clark at kakain ako sa food court ng sisig kay aling lucing :banana::banana::banana:

ha ha! Sarap naman niyan. May branch ang Sisig ni Aling Lucing sa SM City Tarlac. di ba? he he.

ano ba yan nakakagutom ang topic nyo. wala pa naman akong pagkain kundi noodles at skyflakes... meron ding maling dito kaya lang magluluto ka pa? :lol::lol::lol:

alam ko na lalabas ako punta kong sm clark at kakain ako sa food court ng sisig kay aling lucing :banana::banana::banana:

oo ako man nagutom ehh.haha, mukhang malapit lang kayo sa sm clark ahh. nilalakad mo lang?

ang sarap nga ng sisig lalo na kapag may itlog tapos maraming sibuyas! haha.

sa pampanga ang sarap ng sisig nila.:D

Di mo ba nakita sa SM Tarlac kung patok ang sale Perseus?:D:D Di ka nakauwi ngayong weekend?

ha ha! Sarap naman niyan. May branch ang Sisig ni Aling Lucing sa SM City Tarlac. di ba? he he.

oo meron at mas mura yung sisig nila with adobong kangkong 68 lang sa Clark 79 wala pang kangkong.

ang sarap nga ng sisig lalo na kapag may itlog tapos maraming sibuyas! haha.

sa pampanga ang sarap ng sisig nila.:D

Oo, sarap, yung sizzling. Yung mapaso paso yung dila mo. ha ha.:lol::cheers:

oo ako man nagutom ehh.haha, mukhang malapit lang kayo sa sm clark ahh. nilalakad mo lang?

mula sa bahay ni kuya one jeepney ride way lang kung sa friendship hi-way ka dadaan. pero kung sa balibago sa angeles ka pa , 2 rides ng jeep.

oo meron at mas mura yung sisig nila with adobong kangkong 68 lang sa Clark 79 wala pang kangkong.

adobong kangkong?hahaha.alam ko adobong sitaw lang dito.haha, may adobong kangkong pala. :D

ang gusto ko ilalaga yung talbos tapos isasawsaw sa bagoong! sarap! haha.

adobong kangkong?hahaha.alam ko adobong sitaw lang dito.haha, may adobong kangkong pala. :D

ang gusto ko ilalaga yung talbos tapos isasawsaw sa bagoong! sarap! haha.

you mean hindi mo alam na may adobong kangkong?

Oo, sarap, yung sizzling. Yung mapaso paso yung dila mo. ha ha.:lol::cheers:

oo tama! masarap kumain kumukulo pa yung mga sabaw/sarsa sa sizzling plate tapos ise-serve na sayo...sa malolos at pampanga ang daming sizzlingan. :D:D:D

mula sa bahay ni kuya one jeepney ride way lang kung sa friendship hi-way ka dadaan. pero kung sa balibago sa angeles ka pa , 2 rides ng jeep.

kakaiba ang tawag sa hi-way ahh.friendship hi way.hahaha.

bakit ganon ang naging tawag don?:D

adobong kangkong?hahaha.alam ko adobong sitaw lang dito.haha, may adobong kangkong pala. :D

ang gusto ko ilalaga yung talbos tapos isasawsaw sa bagoong! sarap! haha.

madami ring variants ang adobo.... adobong sitaw, adobong itlog, adobong balot, adobong kangkong, adobong bangus... anyone?

oo meron at mas mura yung sisig nila with adobong kangkong 68 lang sa Clark 79 wala pang kangkong.

Iba din pala ang pricing nila ano? Baka yung ibang food stalls ganiyan din, mas mura sa SM Tarlac.:D:D

you mean hindi mo alam na may adobong kangkong?

hindi.haha, alam ko nilalaga lang siya.haha, pero talbos ata sinasabe ko.talbos ng kamote??
magkaiba yon di ba?:D

kakaiba ang tawag sa hi-way ahh.friendship hi way.hahaha.

bakit ganon ang naging tawag don?:D

actualy ang buong pangalan ng hi-way ay FILIPINO-AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP HI-WAY. Or dito common term nya is 'FRIENDSHIP'. :lol:

madami ring variants ang adobo.... adobong sitaw, adobong itlog, adobong balot, adobong kangkong, adobong bangus... anyone?

adobong BALOT???ano yon?hhahaha.di ko maisip ITSURA niya.hahaha,

saka di ko alam ang itsura ng adobong itlog, at adobong bangus.hahha. ano ba yon pagkaing tarlakenyo lang?:D

Iba din pala ang pricing nila ano? Baka yung ibang food stalls ganiyan din, mas mura sa SM Tarlac.:D:D

OO sir mas mura sa Tarlac. at napansin ko lang mas marami kung magbigay ng pagkain yung mga food tenants sa SM Tarlac fudcourt. yung value meals nila madami as in, apaw sa pancit, gulay at rice. :) tuwang tuwa naman ako.

pero dito sa clark sir, may madalas akong kainan... yung 89 pesos may 2 ulam ka na (meat) at 2 rice. Ang sarap sir nung kaldereta nilang baka at papaitan na baka. Peron din silang bopis ay ang sarap talaga. Name ng stall ay 'KUSINA NI GRACIA', dito yun sa SM CLARK.

Iba din pala ang pricing nila ano? Baka yung ibang food stalls ganiyan din, mas mura sa SM Tarlac.:D:D

baka sir dahil mas mura yung bilihin sa tarlac... di ba sir sa Tarlac may bagsakan ng gulay yung sa tabi ng Uniwide. So mas mura ung mga ingredients nila like sibuyas et all, kaya siguro mas mura yung food sa SM Tarlac :)

OO sir mas mura sa Tarlac. at napansin ko lang mas marami kung magbigay ng pagkain yung mga food tenants sa SM Tarlac fudcourt. yung value meals nila madami as in, apaw sa pancit, gulay at rice. :) tuwang tuwa naman ako.

pero dito sa clark sir, may madalas akong kainan... yung 89 pesos may 2 ulam ka na (meat) at 2 rice. Ang sarap sir nung kaldereta nilang baka at papaitan na baka. Peron din silang bopis ay ang sarap talaga. Name ng stall ay 'KUSINA NI GRACIA', dito yun sa SM CLARK.


Wow, ma -try nga minsan sa fastfood court ng SM Tarlac. Ha ha, umaapaw ha.:)

Oo, baka nga, kaya mas mura kasi may bagsakan ng gulay diyan saka baka mas mura din ang bigas.

Mura na iyan kung 89.00 tapos dalawa pa ang ulam. Sarap kasi magluto ang Pampanga.

MORE ON TARLAC TRAVEL INFORMATION

CULTURAL/RELIGIOUS ATTRACTIONS (Churches, Museum, and the like)


The Museo de Tarlac (Romulo Blvd): Contemporary Art, Occasional Exhibits.

The Museo de Tarlac (Capas): Exhibits on World War II

The Museo de Fuerzas Armadas, St. Michael’s Park, San Miguel, Tarlac City. Exhibits: Military History/Armaments, etc.

Church: O’Donnell Catholic Church. The Spanish façade/lining of centuries old acacia trees of this former Recollect mission (1857-1898) still visible).

Ancestral House: Tañedos of Gerona. Don Lazaro Tañedo was a captain in the revolutionary army and a close friend of Gen. Antonio Luna. The captain house, which is adjacent to the church of Gerona, was used by the general during his sojourn in Tarlac.

Ancestral House: Velascos of Victoria. Don Geronimo Velasco was a prominent figure in Tarlac revolutionary history, i.e., in the Makabulos provisional government, in local politics in Victoria, and in the revolutionary struggle. He was also a friend of Gen. Luna and it was said that it was in this house where the general stayed prior to his fateful trip in Cabanatuan on June 4, 1899.

Ancestral House: Morales of Moncada. Don Luis Morales was one of the early Governors and Senators of Tarlac province during the American period.

Cemetery: The camposanto municipio of O’Donnell (Patling) Capas still preserves its Spanish colonial period identity.

NATURAL TOURIST ATTRACTIONS


Bamban Hills: Site of the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes.

Mt. Pinatubo: Tarlac portion, via Bamban and Capas

Sacobia River – Lake: a by-product of the Pinatubo erruption.

Telatau (man-shaped):a massive totem-shaped rock in Sta. Juliana, Capas, Tarlac, within sight of the Pinatubo Mountain.

Crow Valley, in Sta. Juliana-Maruglo, Capas, Tarlac: site of the former Target range of the U.S. Air Force.

Labney, Mayantoc, Tarlac: the forest/mountain refuge of Gen. Makabulos.

Dolores Hot Spring in O’Donnell, Capas, Tarlac.

Kalaw Forest/Falls –Dueg, San Clemente and Mayantoc, Tarlac.

Lake Canarem, in Victoria, Tarlac.

Chico River, on the boundary of La Paz, Tarlac and Zaragosa, Nueva Ecija: with the makeshift stalls of ihawan on the road adjacent to the river banks.

Digos Padi – a pristine picnic ground of the Bolsa River in Moriones, San Jose, Tarlac. Meaning "priest’s bath" in Ilokano it was a favorite spot of the Spaniards friars who have evangelized the area on the 18th century.

Kamikaze memorial Shrine at Tarlac-Mabalacat Border.

Japanese Tunnels and Caves in Brgy. San Vicente, Bamban on the western side near the Zambales border.

Anao Quina Buntok Creek, Anao, Tarlac.

Bueno Hot Spring, Capas, Tarlac

Source:http://www.bestasiaphilippines.com/tarlacinfo.shtml

Guys, ang dami pa palang interesting tourist attractions sa Tarlac province bukod sa Mt. Pinatubo (Tarlac portion via Capas and Bamban). Nakapunta na ba kayo sa Japanese Tunnels and Caves sa San Vicente, Bamban or do you have pics of Digos Padi River of San Jose Tarlac? How about photo of Camp O'donnel Catholic Church or the Museu de Tarlac (Capas and Romulo Bvd.)?

wow wala ka bang litrato nung tunnel??:D

Bamban Caves

Built on orders by Major Gen. Tsukada, this "protective installations" probably the most elaborate and extensive system of cave and tunnel defence of the Japanese, was built in the hope of preventing the Americans from utilizing the Clark Field Air Center, by delaying actions into the hills to the west by means of artillery fire and infilteration attacks.

Source:http://www.popcom.gov.ph/regions/03/man_Tarlac.htm

Research muna ako sir William. he he. O sana may mga contributors na magpost dito.:)

Research muna ako sir William. he he. O sana may mga contributors na magpost dito.:)

sige sige!! :D

Guys, ang dami pa palang interesting tourist attractions sa Tarlac province bukod sa Mt. Pinatubo (Tarlac portion via Capas and Bamban). Nakapunta na ba kayo sa Japanese Tunnels and Caves sa San Vicente, Bamban or do you have pics of Digos Padi River of San Jose Tarlac? How about photo of Camp O'donnel Catholic Church or the Museu de Tarlac (Capas and Romulo Bvd.)?

yung kamikaze alam ko sya... nsa boundary sya ng Bamban at Mabalacat.

yung museo de tarlac, araw araw dinadaanan ko.

Yung Museu de Tarlac (Capas), yun na rin siguro yung Capas National Shrine noh?

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Ngile River, San Jose Tarlac
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Bulsa River, San Jose Tarlac
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Jose Rizal as framed by Leonor Rivera.
Maria Clara Museum, Camiling Tarlac
Photo credit to Shubert Ciencia
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Camiling's Maria Clara Museum is actually a small building right beside the Leonor Rivera-Kipping House. The museum is privately managed and can be visited on request. The artifacts shown here are some of Leonor Rivera's porcelain.

Photo credit to:Shubert Ciencia
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Mayantoc Tarlac
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Camiling's Maria Clara Museum is actually a small building right beside the Leonor Rivera-Kipping House. The museum is privately managed and can be visited on request. The artifacts shown here are some of Leonor Rivera's porcelain.

Photo credit to:Shubert Ciencia
Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigberto/2313290529/

Magkano na kaya ang value ng mga ito ngayon?:)

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Mt. Pinatubo: Boulders, rocks
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HADUAN BRIDGE, SACOBIA BAMBAN TARLAC


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World War II Japanese Tunnel
Bamban Tarlac

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Proposed city hospital to be named after Cory

BY: Eden Gutierrez

TARLAC CITY — Incoming city mayor Gelacio “Ace” Manalang said he is proposing for a city hospital to be named after former president Corazon Cojuangco Aquino, the late mother of newly proclaimed president Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino.

Manalang said city folks have waited for so long to have their own hospital, “and this is the right time to have one.”

“Syudad pa naman tayo pero wala tayong sariling ospital. Nakakaawa naman yong mga mahihirap nating kababayan na wala talagang pambayad sa ospital kapag sila’y nagkakasakit,” the comebacking mayor stated.

He said he is eyeing the present city hall to be converted as a hospital because its present location congested and no longer conducive for city officials and employees.

The mayor added that he will support the new president because he is a Tarlaqueño and the son of the first lady president who has gained a lot of respect.

Manalang also said that although they belong to different parties, what is important now is unity not only among Tarlaqueños but all Filipinos to achieve the vision of “pagbabago.”

When asked what will be the first thing he would like to request from President Noynoy, Manalang said this would be the funding and the transfer of the city hall from its present location to the Ninoy Aquino Boulevard beside the Uniwide Warehouse Plaza, to make the city hall conversion to a hospital be possible.

“Gusto kong gawing trade center ang boulevard mula sa Uniwide hanggang sa Barangay Sta Cruz, kaya gusto kong ilipat dun ang munisipyo. Gusto ko rin na ihiwalay ang mga tanggapan ng mga national agency tulad ng Bureau of Internal Revenue at Commission on Elections,” Manalang explained.

He also said he is eyeing the city to have its own Registry of Deeds office saying, “Kasi ang daming problema sa lupa ng syudad kaya mas maganda kung may sarili tayong RD para mabawasan ang mga usapin natin sa lupa at maayos ang mga sigalot tungkol sa pagmamayari ng lupa.”

Manalang revealed that right after his inauguration, his first half day of office would be devoted to cleaning the Bagsakan market and arranging its sections, for the benefit of wholesalers, retailers and consumers.

He also relayed that his Executive Order No. 1 will be the retention of Tañedo Street to a two-way street, to address traffic problems and avoid trouble both among transport groups and the commuting public.

http://www.centralluzondaily.com/index.php?action=article&n_id=6926

Na-overlooked natin iyang good news na iyan, 06-2010 pa napublished.:) Malaking tulong nga sa mahihirap ang City Hospital.:) Tapos maganda talaga yung mga plano ni Mayor Manalang,gagawing trade center ang Ninoy Aquino Aquino Boulevard hanggang Barangay Sta. Cruz. Palagay nyo mag-eextend yung Ninoy Aquino Boulevard pa-norte paralleled to McArthur Highway?

:)

Magkano na kaya ang value ng mga ito ngayon?:)

Wala akong idea, pero ganito ang mga prices sa China sa mga artifacts na ganiyan.:) See link below:

http://www.mingwrecks.com/sales/porcelain.html

Tarlac Hospitals:

* Camiling District Hospital - Malacampa, Camiling
* Camp Aquino Station Hospital - Camp Aquino, Tarlac City
* Capas Multi-Specialty Hospital - Santo Rosario, Capas
* Central Luzon Doctor's Hospital - Hospital Drive, San Vicente, Tarlac City
* Concepcion District Hospital - Alfonso, Concepcion
* Corazon de Jesus Hospital - Tarlac City
* Gerona Hospital of the Sacred Heart - Abagon, Gerona
* Holy Trinity Hospital - Quezon Street, Tarlac City
* Immaculate Concepcion Polyclinic and Hospital - Green Village, Concepcion
* Jecsons Medical Center - San Nicolas, Tarlac City
* Jowell General Hospital - Coral Street, Paniqui
* La Paz Medicare Community Hospital - San Roque, La Paz
* M. Napeñas Multi-Specialty Hospital - Santa Rita, Concepcion
* Miguel Clinic - Paniqui
* Modomo General Hospital - Santa Ignacia
* Ospital ning Capas - Capas
* Ramos General Hospital - P. Hilario Street, Tarlac City
* Rayos-Valentin Hospital - Poblacion Norte, Paniqui
* Señor Sto. Niño Hospital - P. Burgos Street, Camiling
* St. Martin de Porres Hospital - Tarlac City
* St. Rose Hospital - Samput, Paniqui
* Sta. Rita Hospital - Timbol Street, Concepcion
* Talon General Hospital - F. Tanedo Street, Tarlac City
* Tarlac Provincial Hospital - Tarlac City

Source:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hospitals_in_the_Philippines#Tarlac

hi i'm back !
speaking of capas, here are some pictures na kuha ko last year

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capas shrine

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7-eleven and jollibee

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DCT grounds and the newly landscaped park in front of San Nicolas Parish Church

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Dominican College of Tarlac

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Salamat sa photos and Capas updates lap028. How about photo of your new hospital?:)

Koreans donate medical equipment to Tarlac hospital

CAPAS, Tarlac, March 17 — The Good People International (GPI) from South Korea has recently donated three brand new medical equipment to a public hospital in this town.

Mayor Reynaldo “Reycat” Catacutan said the medical equipment donated to Ospital Ning Capas are for dialysis, anesthesia and ultrasound.

These pieces of equipment would be a great help to the hospital. Although the hospital is small, it can now serve the patients better with these additional equipment, he said.

The Ospital Ning Capas is the first and only public hospital in this town built through the initiative of Catacutan.

"Sinikap ko na magkaroon ng sariling ospital ang Capas para sa aking mga kababayan (I strived hard to have Capas their own hospital for the benefits of my constituents),” he said.

It can be recalled that late last year, the said municipal hospital was inaugurated by former Department of Health secretary Dr. Francisco Duque, witnessed by Gov. Victor Yap, the Koreans and other local government officials.

The Ospital Ning Capas was funded by the GPI and in part by the provincial government, the Clark Development Corporation and this municipality.

He added that the hospital is not only intended for the people of Capas but also for those in nearby towns, especially those within the third district of the province.

Catacutan is now running as congressman for the 3rd District of Tarlac under the Liberal Party. (PNA)

http://balita.ph/2010/03/17/koreans-donate-medical-equipment-to-tarlac-hospital/

Additional lang sa list sa taas, Salvador General Hospital (Camiling).:)

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2 things about this photo:

1. this is DBP Building, one of the most beautiful DBP branch in the country.

2. gaya ng observation ni sir 26619, tricycles in Tarlac are color coded and have their respective body number. Their color depends on where the owner of the tricycle unit resides.

Tarlac Hospitals:

* Camiling District Hospital - Malacampa, Camiling
* Camp Aquino Station Hospital - Camp Aquino, Tarlac City
* Capas Multi-Specialty Hospital - Santo Rosario, Capas
* Central Luzon Doctor's Hospital - Hospital Drive, San Vicente, Tarlac City
* Concepcion District Hospital - Alfonso, Concepcion
* Corazon de Jesus Hospital - Tarlac City
* Gerona Hospital of the Sacred Heart - Abagon, Gerona
* Holy Trinity Hospital - Quezon Street, Tarlac City
* Immaculate Concepcion Polyclinic and Hospital - Green Village, Concepcion
* Jecsons Medical Center - San Nicolas, Tarlac City
* Jowell General Hospital - Coral Street, Paniqui
* La Paz Medicare Community Hospital - San Roque, La Paz
* M. Napeñas Multi-Specialty Hospital - Santa Rita, Concepcion
* Miguel Clinic - Paniqui
* Modomo General Hospital - Santa Ignacia
* Ospital ning Capas - Capas
* Ramos General Hospital - P. Hilario Street, Tarlac City
* Rayos-Valentin Hospital - Poblacion Norte, Paniqui
* Señor Sto. Niño Hospital - P. Burgos Street, Camiling
* St. Martin de Porres Hospital - Tarlac City
* St. Rose Hospital - Samput, Paniqui
* Sta. Rita Hospital - Timbol Street, Concepcion
* Talon General Hospital - F. Tanedo Street, Tarlac City
* Tarlac Provincial Hospital - Tarlac City

Source:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hospitals_in_the_Philippines#Tarlac

wow ang dami niyong ospital aaaaa. :)

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Thanks. Oo sir William, dami rin pala. Lalo na sa Tarlac City, sunod ang Concepcion, then Paniqui at Camiling na tig tatlo.:) Kaya lang sana yung mga towns na wala pa, magkaroon din, lalo na yung malalayo sa kabisera.:)

Dami rin sa Bulacan 58 yata lahat sa inyo.:)

wow wala ka bang litrato nung tunnel??:D

Sir, see post 826.:)

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Nice shots Perseus. Thanks.

GSIS building pala yung nasa isip ko dati na ipopost mo. he he. Pero ok din iyang DBP.:cheers:

ahh.okay po.thanks sir derek. ;)

http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/2070/dsc00675se.jpg

2 things about this photo:

1. this is DBP Building, one of the most beautiful DBP branch in the country.

2. gaya ng observation ni sir 26619, tricycles in Tarlac are color coded and have their respective body number. Their color depends on where the owner of the tricycle unit resides.

Tricyle color code same with the jeepney ewan ko lang kung ganito parin

Orange - downtown - San Roque, San Nicolas, San Vicente,Macabulos etc. - jeep 3M
Yellow - south - like san rafael, san sebastian, san miguel etc. - jeep Burot Capas
Green - north - Aguso, Alvindia etc Jeep Gerona Paniqui, Victoria Guimba
Blue - West - Tibag, baras Baras, San Luis etc. jeep Sta Ignacia, Camiling, san Jose
Pink - East maliwalo, san Jose, San Manuel, Amucao etc. Jeep Lapaz, Cabanatuan

Tricyle color code same with the jeepney ewan ko lang kung ganito parin

Orange - downtown - San Roque, San Nicolas, San Vicente,Macabulos etc. - jeep 3M
Yellow - south - like san rafael, san sebastian, san miguel etc. - jeep Burot Capas
Green - north - Aguso, Alvindia etc Jeep Gerona Paniqui, Victoria Guimba
Blue - West - Tibag, baras Baras, San Luis etc. jeep Sta Ignacia, Camiling, san Jose
Pink - East maliwalo, san Jose, San Manuel, Amucao etc. Jeep Lapaz, Cabanatuan

Thank you sir igi for that supplementing details. :) I dont know if the color scheme has change but definitely that's how it works!

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Mt. Pinatubo
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On our way to Camiling, Tarlac sana from Lingayen kaso nung nasa Mangatarem na kami, sabi Detour kasi sira yung tulay sa Camiling... Hayun ikot kami passing Urbiztondo, Basista and Bayambang towns...:ohno:

Ganun ba sir? Naku di ko alam iyan, malaking abala kung sira at impassable yung Camiling Bridge. Makikibalita muna ako tungkol diyan.:)Dito po kasi ako sa Manila.:)

Nakita daw po may damage sa Camiling bridge, kaya ibinawal nila ang pagdaan ng mga cargo at mabibigat na sasakyan, nagdesignate sila temporarily ng alternate route..

Link to Camiling Facebook:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/CAMILING-TARLAC/329433962176

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Camiling


Photo By: Larry
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Camiling bridge
By: Evelyn
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Mt. Pinatubo
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wow...ang ganda naman ng aerial view ng pinatubo...

:banana:

lapit ng mag thread 5!!! ;)

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Camiling Plaza
Post World War II

Photo credit to Michael Kipping
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Thanks sir William, para sa mga Tarlac Thread fans iyang mga photos na iyan. he he.:)

Thanks sir William, para sa mga Tarlac Thread fans iyang mga photos na iyan. he he.:)

kitang kita pa yung lahar niya sa di kalayuan. ;)

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Chicharon and Inuruban Festival (Last week of October)
Camiling

Photo credit to Larry

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Camiling rice field

Photo credit to Jude
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Early 50's photo of Camiling Town Plaza

Photo credit to Michael Kipping

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Camiling Town Plaza, present times

Photo credit to Jude

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lapit ng mag thread 5!!! ;)


Yap, lapit na tayo mag thread 5, samahan mo kami dito.:banana::banana::banana::cheers::cheers::cheers:

ui..annual festival ba yung chicharon festival?mukhang makulay aaa..haha, ngayon ko lang ata narinig na may chicharon festival din. ;)

Oo, yang Chicharon at iniruban ang pinaka one town one product ng Camiling (sa pagkakaalam ko). Tapos may annual festival. Ginaganap tuwing last week of October.:)

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Camiling Town Plaza Fountain
Photo credit to Giles
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Sino Sila?

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PAULINO T. SANTOS
(1890-1945)

Military Leader and Land Resettlement Pioneer

Epitome of Filipino courage and perseverance, General Paulino Santos was born in
Camiling, Tarlac on June 22, 1890 to Rosa Torres and Remigio Santos.
He was educated in Spanish-run schools from 1897 to 1900, and in American-run schools
from 1901 to 1907. He became a municipal teacher in 1907, serving as such until 1908. That year,
he tried to join the United States Navy in Cavite. Unable to, because of a moratorium on the
enlistment of natives at the time, he proceeded to Manila. He got employed at a Tondo factory of
aerated water, working everyday for seven pesos a month.
A year later, he enlisted in the Philippine Constabulary. He was assigned to its First
General Service Company. In 1912, he was promoted from private to supply sergeant, serving as
such for two years. Simultaneously, he strove to upgrade his skills and knowledge by pursuing his
studies. His perseverance paid off, for he soon finished high school.
In 1913, he passed the entrance examinations to the Philippine Military Academy in
Baguio, then known as the Constabulary Officers School. In 1914, he graduated, not surprisingly,
as class valedictorian, and was commissioned third lieutenant in the regular force in February of
the same year. Thereafter, his rise through the ranks was swift: second lieutenant in 1917, captain
in 1918, major in 1923. He was adjutant of the Headquarters, of the Philippine Constabulary before
retiring as lieutenant colonel in 1930.
As soldier, Santos served in the Lanao campaign in 1916, where he sustained wounds from
a Moro spear, and in the Bayang Cota campaign in 1917, where he was wounded anew, but this
time by bullets. It was in the latter campaign that he demonstrated extraordinary courage and
leadership.
As government cannons were bombarding the Muslim bulwark of Lumamba, then 2nd
Lieutenant Santos led his platoon in penetrating the formerly secure redoubt, through an opening
made in the barricade, and immediately erected a ladder to scale the first kota. Immediately, he
and his men engaged its defenders in a bloody hand-to-hand combat, killing 30 of them, and thus
preserving the lives of government soldiers. For this exceptional military feat, Governor General
Frank Murphy bestowed on him, the medal of valor, the highest military award, for “gallantry in
action”, just before the inauguration of the Commonwealth government in 1935. He was named
President Quezon’s aide for the inaugural ceremony.
He served as ex-officio Justice of the Peace at large for the Provinces of Lanao and Sulu,
and then Deputy Provincial Treasurer of Lanao, before finally becoming Provincial Governor of
Lanao.
He was appointed Director of the Bureau of Prisons in 1930, serving thus until 1936,
founding the Davao Penal Colony in 1932 and transferring the Bilibid Prisons from its old site to a
new one in Muntinlupa, Rizal.
In 1936, he was recalled to military service through his appointment as Brigadier General
and Assistant chief of staff of the Philippine Army by President Quezon. Before the year’s end,
however, he was named Chief of Staff of the Philippine Army with the rank of Major General.
In 1937, President Quezon gave him the difficult and dangerous task of minimizing, if not
eliminating the problem of Moro piracy in the south through the destruction of the pirates’ kotas,
particularly Kota Dilausan, in Lanao.
His term as Army chief of staff ended in December 1938. In January 1939, he was named
general manager of the National Land Settlement Administration. He served in this capacity until
1941, when World War II broke out.
In 1939, as NLSA chief, Santos led the first group of 200 migrants from Luzon and the
Visayas who transformed the primeval Lagao area in Koronadal Valley into a productive and
progressive colony of six communities. Being the man of action that he was Santos usually stayed
with the men in the field, constantly exhorting them to give their best to the arduous task with
discipline and high purpose.
During the Japanese Occupation, he was picked by the Japanese-backed civilian
government to serve as manager of the Koronadal and Allah Valley projects. In 1943, he became
commissioner for Mindanao and Sulu. A year later, against his better judgment and convictions,
he accepted the post of commanding general of the Philippine Constabulary.
Before the Japanese surrender in 1945, he was taken prisoner and commandeered to the
North, first to Nueva Vizcaya, and then to the Ifugao mountains in the Mountain Province, where
the Japanese forces had retreated.
According to official Army files, he died of pneumonia in 1945. However, what truly
caused his demise remains unknown. It is said that during the last three months of his life, he was
made to eat only rice and kangkong, thereby weakening him until he contracted the fatal illness. It
was his aide, Juan Ablan, who buried him without a casket in a crude, shallow pit in the sitio of
Tammangan, barrio Wangwang, Hunduon town.
General Santos was married to Elisa Angeles of Bulacan, with whom he had seven
children.
For his pioneering efforts in the Koronadal and Allah Valleys, the town of Dadiangas was
renamed after him when it was made a city on September 5, 1968.
In his honor, a historical marker was unveiled on September 5, 1981 in General Santos
City, Cotabato.

Source:http://www.nhi.gov.ph/downloads/mp0140.pdf

Oo, yang Chicharon at iniruban ang pinaka one town one product ng Camiling (sa pagkakaalam ko). Tapos may annual festival. Ginaganap tuwing last week of October.:)

ano nga ulit yung iniruban?di ko matandaan kung naitanong ko na to.haha.

Ang iniruban ay yung sweet green native cake na kung tawagin din sa Pangasinan ay "Dirimin". May gumagawa sa amin nito sa barrio noong araw. he he. Ang process nito, ginagapas yung medyo mura pang palay na malagkit (manibalang kung baga sa mangga, tama ba):) Pagkatapos nun, kinukumpol yung mga palay, kasama ang tangkay, din saka idinadaan sa apoy, yung mga butil na nagsisipaglaglagan, iniipon, tapos, saka binabayo, then pinupurge sa bilao. Yung end product, yun na yung green na rice cake pag niluto.:)he he.:)

yung duman na kanin... palagay ko yun yun. yung ginagawang kalamay

Parang Roxas Boulevard yung highway sa pics, yung may coconut trees. Saan iyan sir?

Sir dito ko na sasagutin yung tanong mo sa Angeles City thread, Dates po yung mga parang coconut trees na nakatanim sa kahabaan ng M.A. ROxas Highway.

Maganda talaga dun sa part na yun. Malapit na rin yun sa Fields Avenue , yung red district ng Angeles.

Oo, duman naman daw sa Kapampangan, sabi dati ni sir Dustin. he he.

Oo, duman naman daw sa Kapampangan, sabi dati ni sir Dustin. he he.

maghanap nga tayo ng pics kasi baka iba yung nasa isip natin. hehe :lol:

Sir dito ko na sasagutin yung tanong mo sa Angeles City thread, Dates po yung mga parang coconut trees na nakatanim sa kahabaan ng M.A. ROxas Highway.

Maganda talaga dun sa part na yun. Malapit na rin yun sa Fields Avenue , yung red district ng Angeles.

A, ok, nakita mo pala querry ko doon. Thank you. Nagandahan nga ako eh. Once pa lang ako nagpunta ng Angeles City, di ko pa masyado nalilibot samantalang malapit lang sa atin. :)

A, ok, nakita mo pala querry ko doon. Thank you. Nagandahan nga ako eh. Once pa lang ako nagpunta ng Angeles City, di ko pa masyado nalilibot samantalang malapit lang sa atin. :)

kagaya rin sya ng Maynila (at ibang lugar for that matter) may part na maganda at may part na di kanais-nais.

Pero alam mo sir, ang laki ng potensyal ng lugar kaso tingin ko walang political will ang mga namumuno. Kasi may part na sobrang madumi. Yung henson street nila ni hindi maayos ang drainage system, kapag malakas ang ulan, bumubulwak ang mabahong tubig. Sa F. Tanedo hindi pa nangyayari yun, yung lumalabas ang tubig sa drainage pag umuulan.

kasi maunlad ang angeles kaya siguro naging complacent ang mga namumuno. Kasi patuloy ang pasok ng investments kasi nga sentro ang Pampanga. Makikita mo laging puno ng tao ang mga malls, Sm Clark, RObinson, Marquee, hindi nauubusan ng tao. Yung mga resto puno ng tao lalo na sa gabi. Cafe nagsulputan. Multinational ang demographics kaya malakas ang purchasing power.

Pero kung sasabayan ng political will, ay naku sir, walang tatalo sa Angeles City economically at aesthetically. Opinion ko lang sir! :)

Ay, ganoon ba? Ang opinion ko naman kailangan magtulongan ang mga tao saka mga namumuno. Mga tao huag tapon ng tapon kung saan saan, tapos, dapat alam din naman ng LGU management on what part of the city is needing much and immediate attention so as not to cause inconvenience to the people, whether residential or commercial areas.:)

Ay, ganoon ba? Ang opinion ko naman kailangan magtulongan ang mga tao saka mga namumuno. Mga tao huag tapon ng tapon kung saan saan, tapos, dapat alam din naman ng LGU management on what part of the city is needing much and immediate attention so as not to cause inconvenience to the people, whether residential or commercial areas.:)

i have to agree on that sir but only on a certain extent. Kasi sir, a government needs to mobilize its people to become bilateral.

kagaya rin sya ng Maynila (at ibang lugar for that matter) may part na maganda at may part na di kanais-nais.

Pero alam mo sir, ang laki ng potensyal ng lugar kaso tingin ko walang political will ang mga namumuno. Kasi may part na sobrang madumi. Yung henson street nila ni hindi maayos ang drainage system, kapag malakas ang ulan, bumubulwak ang mabahong tubig. Sa F. Tanedo hindi pa nangyayari yun, yung lumalabas ang tubig sa drainage pag umuulan.

kasi maunlad ang angeles kaya siguro naging complacent ang mga namumuno. Kasi patuloy ang pasok ng investments kasi nga sentro ang Pampanga. Makikita mo laging puno ng tao ang mga malls, Sm Clark, RObinson, Marquee, hindi nauubusan ng tao. Yung mga resto puno ng tao lalo na sa gabi. Cafe nagsulputan. Multinational ang demographics kaya malakas ang purchasing power.

Pero kung sasabayan ng political will, ay naku sir, walang tatalo sa Angeles City economically at aesthetically. Opinion ko lang sir! :)


Kung ganoon, maganda ang drainage system sa city center ng Tarlac gaya sa Tanedo. Di na ba binabaha doon?

Sa palagay mo ano pa ang kailangang gawin sa Tarlac City para mas madami pang dumating na investments gaya sa Angeles, bukod sa bagong SM?:):)

Kung ganoon, maganda ang drainage system sa city center ng Tarlac gaya sa Tanedo. Di na ba binabaha doon?

Sa palagay mo ano pa ang kailangang gawin sa Tarlac City para mas madami pang dumating na investments gaya sa Angeles, bukod sa bagong SM?:):)

as far as I can remember sir, I dont have any memories na binaha ang F. Tanedo. It's flood free sir... siguro main factor dyan is F. Tanedo St. lies across the Tarlac River and a huge dike prevents the excess water from drowning the main roads.

Di ba sir, yung dike along N. Aquino Blvd... ang laking catch basin non sir. That's one advantage na meron ang Tarlac Downtown. Never syang babaha.

But then I remember years ago, some low-lying areas were still flooded like San Nicolas and part of the Mc. Arthur Hi-way (part ng Osias Colleges to Siesta to San Rafael). Pero in recent years sir, the problem has been attended and solved. Kasi sir, I was once trapped inside the Phil. Rabbit Bus Terminal sa Mc. Arthur Hi-way and the rain was so heavy that I suspected the water to be above-knee. But I was surprised and amazed because my fear turned out otherwise. The water level was sinking all throughout. Then I remember Mc. Arthur hi-way went through a major flood-control repair. Drainage have been silted and pipes underground were of bigger sizes and the elevation was made for the water to seek it's level down. :)

Ang laking pagbabago at dyan mo makikita na talagang 'if there's political will, theres definitely a way'. :banana:

Kung ganoon, maganda ang drainage system sa city center ng Tarlac gaya sa Tanedo. ?
:):)

Hand's down yes sir, :okay:

kahit ako di ko rin maalala na binaha sa may tanedo. :)

napansin ko lang lahat ng government vehicles na may pangalan ni mayor aro ngayon mayor ace na ang nakalagay. di ba bawal na yun sabi ng DILG yata?

napansin ko lang lahat ng government vehicles na may pangalan ni mayor aro ngayon mayor ace na ang nakalagay. di ba bawal na yun sabi ng DILG yata?

Don't know lang about that. Pero ang dami naman nating batas na hindi natutupad noh, sabi nga our laws are sufficient, implementation lang ang kulang. As in kulang na kulang na kulang. :ohno:

Don't know lang about that. Pero ang dami naman nating batas na hindi natutupad noh, sabi nga our laws are sufficient, implementation lang ang kulang. As in kulang na kulang na kulang. :ohno:

hehehehehehe :lol:

The Place To Be! :)

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INSIDE CINDYS BUSINESS COMPLEX, F. Tanedo, Tarlac City. :banana:

The RONALD McDONALDS HOUSE CHARITIES - Tarlac :)

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O di ba kamukha nya yung architecture ng mga old building sa may ESCOLTA sa old Manila? :lol:

The Place To Be! :)

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INSIDE CINDYS BUSINESS COMPLEX, F. Tanedo, Tarlac City. :banana:

Tama ka sir Persus, I remember na the commercial ads jingle of Cindys in TV during its heyday! it goes like this;
When you're hungry! Cindys is the place to be!

ewan ko lang kung may commercial add nayung Jollibee nun.

as far as I can remember sir, I dont have any memories na binaha ang F. Tanedo. It's flood free sir... siguro main factor dyan is F. Tanedo St. lies across the Tarlac River and a huge dike prevents the excess water from drowning the main roads.

Di ba sir, yung dike along N. Aquino Blvd... ang laking catch basin non sir. That's one advantage na meron ang Tarlac Downtown. Never syang babaha.

But then I remember years ago, some low-lying areas were still flooded like San Nicolas and part of the Mc. Arthur Hi-way (part ng Osias Colleges to Siesta to San Rafael). Pero in recent years sir, the problem has been attended and solved. Kasi sir, I was once trapped inside the Phil. Rabbit Bus Terminal sa Mc. Arthur Hi-way and the rain was so heavy that I suspected the water to be above-knee. But I was surprised and amazed because my fear turned out otherwise. The water level was sinking all throughout. Then I remember Mc. Arthur hi-way went through a major flood-control repair. Drainage have been silted and pipes underground were of bigger sizes and the elevation was made for the water to seek it's level down. :)

Ang laking pagbabago at dyan mo makikita na talagang 'if there's political will, theres definitely a way'. :banana:

Tumira din ako dati sa Tarlac city mga 2 years ako dyan, ang naaalala kong binabaha ay ang kahabaan ng McArthur highway From san Nicolas hanggang San Rafael lalong lalo na yang tapat ng Vilmar Hotel.

Ang iniruban ay yung sweet green native cake na kung tawagin din sa Pangasinan ay "Dirimin". May gumagawa sa amin nito sa barrio noong araw. he he. Ang process nito, ginagapas yung medyo mura pang palay na malagkit (manibalang kung baga sa mangga, tama ba):) Pagkatapos nun, kinukumpol yung mga palay, kasama ang tangkay, din saka idinadaan sa apoy, yung mga butil na nagsisipaglaglagan, iniipon, tapos, saka binabayo, then pinupurge sa bilao. Yung end product, yun na yung green na rice cake pag niluto.:)he he.:)

Pinipig! usually ang paggawa ng pinipig ay sinasangag ang murangp palay na malagkit at binabayo. kaya lang itong mga ka ilokanuhan ay may sarili silang version yun nga yung sinasabi mo Tarlaqueno, inuruban means isinasalab sa apoy directly yung sariwang palay na malagkit at nasa sanga pa.

Tama ka sir Persus, I remember na the commercial ads jingle of Cindys in TV during its heyday! it goes like this;
When you're hungry! Cindys is the place to be!

ewan ko lang kung may commercial add nayung Jollibee nun.

Naaalala ko rin yan sir... Nabull's eye mo sir igi. Yan ang nasa isip kaya lang yung 'the place to be' lang ang naaalala ko. Ngayon alam ko na :):):)


Pinipig! usually ang paggawa ng pinipig ay sinasangag ang murangp palay na malagkit at binabayo. kaya lang itong mga ka ilokanuhan ay may sarili silang version yun nga yung sinasabi mo Tarlaqueno, inuruban means isinasalab sa apoy directly yung sariwang palay na malagkit at nasa sanga pa.

Sabi kasi ni sir tarlaqueno, kulay green, hindi ba yung duman yun sir igi yung kung minsan ginagawang kalamay? Yung Pinipig kasi sir medyo kakulay ng capiz shell di ba? Sabi ko nga hanap tayo ng photos kasi baka magkakaiba yung nasa isip natin. Kasi kami halos yung duman staple sa amin kasi paborito ng nanay. :)

Naaalala ko rin yan sir... Nabull's eye mo sir igi. Yan ang nasa isip kaya lang yung 'the place to be' lang ang naaalala ko. Ngayon alam ko na :):):)




Sabi kasi ni sir tarlaqueno, kulay green, hindi ba yung duman yun sir igi yung kung minsan ginagawang kalamay? Yung Pinipig kasi sir medyo kakulay ng capiz shell di ba? Sabi ko nga hanap tayo ng photos kasi baka magkakaiba yung nasa isip natin. Kasi kami halos yung duman staple sa amin kasi paborito ng nanay. :)ang original color talaga ng pinipig ay dirty white kaya lang ung iba nilalagyan na ng food coloring lalo na yung nabibili sa palengke, ewan ko rin ha baka may variety rin ng malagkit rice na talagang green, kasi sinubukan din namin yung mas young na malagkit n palay ganun parin ang kulay mas green nga lang ng kaunti pero hindi ganun ka green sa nabibili sa palengke.

Yung sa iniruban, natural yung pagkagreen, dahil siguro sa mura pa yung palay, tapos, yung pagsilab nya sa fire, nagbibigay din siguro yun ng kulay, kaya nagiging dark green siya.:)

The Place To Be! :)

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INSIDE CINDYS BUSINESS COMPLEX, F. Tanedo, Tarlac City. :banana:

Wala pa rin kupas ang interior na Cindys Complex.:cheers::banana::banana::banana:

Nice shots Perseus.:)

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O di ba kamukha nya yung architecture ng mga old building sa may ESCOLTA sa old Manila? :lol:

Ganda rin nito, sana i-repaint din para magmukhang bago.:) Nasa corner eto malapit sa Tarlac Plazuela. Ganda ng design.:)

The RONALD McDONALDS HOUSE CHARITIES - Tarlac :)

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Saan eto located Perseus? Parang di ko pa nakita eto.:)

Thanks sa photos, sigurado matutuwa yung mga viewers ng Tarlac Thread sa mga photos na iyan, lalo na yung mga Tarlaquenios na nasa abroad.:) Maganda din siguro yung harap ng Tarlac Museum, GSIS Blg.,Romulo Bvd., Registry of Deeds Building.:) Saka Tarlac Provincial Hospital at CLDH.:) Dami eh ano. he he.:)

Wala pa rin kupas ang interior na Cindys Complex.:cheers::banana::banana::banana:

Nice shots Perseus.:)

Thanks sir Tarlaqueno! Ang ganda nya noh. Makulay at masaya. Parang nakakawala ng problema. Parang mapapakanta ka ng 'MAKULAY ANG BUHAY". hahahahahaha! Meron din silang merienda pag hapon sir, 2 variants 49 pesos lang. Mga pagkaing pinoy. Kahapon pinili ko ay sopas at pancit canton. Nagmeryenda kami ng kapatid kong bunso. Wala kasi ako pasok yesterday. Tago lang ang shot nyan sir, kasi nakatingin yung mga guards baka akalain nila terorista ako... napaisip tuloy ako, ako terorista, sa guwapo ku ba namang ito, ... hahahhaahahahahahaha :lol: :lol: :lol:

Ganda rin nito, sana i-repaint din para magmukhang bago.:) Nasa corner eto malapit sa Tarlac Plazuela. Ganda ng design.:)

No sir, nasa Espinosa St. corner F. tanedo st. yang building na yan. Ako naman sir, I like it as it is. kasi pag pininturahan sir, mawawala yung original appeal nya...

Saan eto located Perseus? Parang di ko pa nakita eto.:)

Sabi ko na nga ba sir itatanong mo yan eh. Nasa harapan ng Cathedral sa may bandang right side ng Plaza (pero yung entrance nya ay nandun sa side facing the KFC portion pero across the street sya.) Kung nasa KFC kas sir, tumingin ka sa right side mo acrosss the street then makikita mo sya. :) Tayo lang yata ang may shelter house ng Ronald MCDonalds House Charities ... tingin mo sir tayo lang po di ba? IMO lang po.

Thanks sa photos, sigurado matutuwa yung mga viewers ng Tarlac Thread sa mga photos na iyan, lalo na yung mga Tarlaquenios na nasa abroad.:) Maganda din siguro yung harap ng Tarlac Museum, GSIS Blg.,Romulo Bvd., Registry of Deeds Building.:) Saka Tarlac Provincial Hospital at CLDH.:) Dami eh ano. he he.:)

Mapili kasi ako sa shots sir, like kahapon I have snapped yung mga business establishment sa may University area, pero ang daming tricycle blocking my view so ang ginawa ko binura ko na lang. I was looking for a nice angle sana para naman pleasing yung mga shots. Pero problema ko rin yung mga overhead na mga electrical wires. :ohno::ohno::ohno:

I am also planning to get interior shots ng Diwa ng Tarlac Convention Hall, kasi ang ganda ng ceiling non sir at yung mga chandellier first class talaga. Yung Tarlac Provincial Hospital malapit lang sa amin, lalakarin ko lang. Hayaan mo sir, try ko kunan ng shots ang mga suggestions mo.

Yung palang bagong campus ng CLDH sir , sa may bandang San Pablo nakita mo na??? Maganda rin ang architecture non sir !

Thank you nga pala sir for appreciating my photos kahit di ako gaanong marunong kumuha ng pictures... :lol: :lol: :lol:

napansin ko lang sir ah. Yesterday kasi I was roaming F. Tanedo then pumunta rin ako ng SM.

Parang distributed na ulit yung mga tao sir. Buhay na ulit yung 'komersyo' sa F. Tanedo. Maraming tao. Kahit yung JMart Department Store maraming namimili, sa Cindys maraming kumakain, sa EZ maraming naggogrocery. Buhay na buhay na ulit ang F. Tanedo.

Then sa SM Tarlac naman, ganun din, marami ring tao. So isa lang talaga ang ibig sabihin nyan, malaki ang market ng Tarlac para pagsaluhan ng maliliit at malalaking establishments. :banana: I heard sir, Puregold is eyeing Tarlac for a possible branch pero narinig ko pa lang wala pa akong definite na balita.

Yung sa Tanedo, siguro it helps na rin at malaking factor yung ginawa na ulit 2-way ang Tanedo sa mga sasakyan. Dati kasi umiikot pa sila sa M.H. Del Pilar. :)

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F. Tanedo :) :banana:

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masarap yung letson manok nila :) :banana: :)

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masarap yung letson manok nila :) :banana: :)

ito ba yung dating Urdu restaurant?

The Place To Be! :)

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INSIDE CINDYS BUSINESS COMPLEX, F. Tanedo, Tarlac City. :banana:

Nalaalal ko rin dati may Inuman at live bands dyan sa 2nd floor, yan yung hagdan paakyat sa 2nd floor.

I am also planning to get interior shots ng Diwa ng Tarlac Convention Hall, kasi ang ganda ng ceiling non sir at yung mga chandellier first class talaga. Yung Tarlac Provincial Hospital malapit lang sa amin, lalakarin ko lang. Hayaan mo sir, try ko kunan ng shots ang mga suggestions mo.

Yung palang bagong campus ng CLDH sir , sa may bandang San Pablo nakita mo na??? Maganda rin ang architecture non sir !

Thank you nga pala sir for appreciating my photos kahit di ako gaanong marunong kumuha ng pictures... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Thanks nga pala Persus sa mga photos mo, di narin kasi ako napupunta ng Tarlac City magbuhat ng magopen ang SCTEx mag 2years na. usually dati pagumuuwi ako. baba ko sa Siesta at sasakay ako ng jeep pa downtown para lang maglakad lakad,


Try mo rin kuhanan yung mga murals painting dun sa Tarlac Capitol.

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F. Tanedo :) :banana:

Wow! Ang ganda ng kuha mo ng Tanedo. Street, puedeng puede etong i-post sa
sa Downtown and Urban Centers Thread.:) Isama mo yung Tarlac Capitol at SM City.:) Tapos yung photo ng bagong island sa junction.:):cheers:

napansin ko lang sir ah. Yesterday kasi I was roaming F. Tanedo then pumunta rin ako ng SM.

Parang distributed na ulit yung mga tao sir. Buhay na ulit yung 'komersyo' sa F. Tanedo. Maraming tao. Kahit yung JMart Department Store maraming namimili, sa Cindys maraming kumakain, sa EZ maraming naggogrocery. Buhay na buhay na ulit ang F. Tanedo.

Then sa SM Tarlac naman, ganun din, marami ring tao. So isa lang talaga ang ibig sabihin nyan, malaki ang market ng Tarlac para pagsaluhan ng maliliit at malalaking establishments. :banana: I heard sir, Puregold is eyeing Tarlac for a possible branch pero narinig ko pa lang wala pa akong definite na balita.

Yung sa Tanedo, siguro it helps na rin at malaking factor yung ginawa na ulit 2-way ang Tanedo sa mga sasakyan. Dati kasi umiikot pa sila sa M.H. Del Pilar. :)

Good news iyan na ok ulit ang business climate around the city like Tanedo St and SM. I hope other malls also like Magic Star, Metrotown and Robinsons Luisita.:cheers:

Sana nga magka Puregold pa tayo diyan, saan kaya ang possible na pagtayuan, sa San Rafael, McArthur Highway, dami pa vacant lots.

Oo, tama ka, ok din na 2 way yung Tanedo Street. Di ko pa nakita ang interior ng Diwa ng Tarlac, kaya excited ako na makita ang photos na ipopost mo. Oo, nagagandahan din ako sa building ng CLDH Campus, yung Cindys Square sa San Vicente kunan mo na rin he he.:):banana:

CLGCFI elects new set of officers

BY: JOEL P. MAPILES

CLARK FREEPORT --- The provincial governor-members of Central Luzon Growth Corridor Foundation, Incorporated (CLGCFI) has elected from among its member-governors a new set of officers last Friday.

The new set of elected officers are: president, Aurora Gov. Bellaflor Angara Castillo; vice president, Bulacan Gov. Willie Alvarado; secretary, Tarlac Gov. Vic Yap; treasurer, Pampanga Gov. Lilia ‘Nanay Baby’ Pineda. Members are Bataan Gov. Enrique ‘Tet’ Garcia, Zambales Governor Hermogenes Ebdane, Nueva Ecija Gov. Aurelio Umali, DTI Region III director Blesila Lantayona and one DTI undersecretary.

Gov. Pineda said as elected officer of CLGCFI, she wants to be comprehensively informed and updated on the road map of the foundation and the areas of cooperation they could share for the continuing performance of the group of governors.

As president, Angara-Castillo had asked the full cooperation of all members and officers of the CLGCFI for the fulfillment of its programs and activities.

The Aurora governor said their mandate is to provide policy decisions and facilitate planning, coordination and monitoring of investment projects; investment promotion and facilitation; data bank and knowledge management and institutional development.

Pineda said the CLGCFI has intensified its commitment in sustaining a business and investment-enabling environment in the region.

It was learned that Central Luzon is a pilot region with the commitment of eight cities to implement reforms for mayor’s permit renewals.

The CLGCFI has promoted Central Luzon as an ideal investment destination through the Organization of Outbound Investment Missions and as an ideal investment destination through the Facilitation of Inbound Missions plus the strengthening of ties with Sister Cities by Signing Memorandum of Cooperation.

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‘AstroMayabang’ shooting begins

BY: Jason Paul Laxamana

THE SHOOTING of the Kapampangan comedy film “AstroMayabang” has already begun, with locations set mostly in Angeles City, Mabalacat, and Clark Freeport Zone. The lead actor of the film, Arron Villaflor, a native of Tarlac City, will portray the colorful character of Astro Dela Cruz, a boy obsessed with Filipino pride clothes and accessories.

Two roles are still vacant—Raffy, the owner of the Pinoy pride shop where Astro buys his wardrobe and Dawn, the Filipino-American lady who decides to base in the Philippines and tries to learn as much as she could about local history and culture.
For Raffy, Pinoy Big Brother’s Hermes Bautista, who is also from Angeles City, is being targeted for the role, while for Dawn, after GMA Artist Center disapproves its Belo model Gwen Agnesse to appear in the film, Megan Young is now being considered.

Kapampangans are excited for the showing of the film this November during the Cinema One Originals Film Festival proper. A video teaser featuring the “yabang” audition clips of Kapampangan actors was released recently in the director’s Facebook account, causing a stir in the online community.

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as far as I can remember sir, I dont have any memories na binaha ang F. Tanedo. It's flood free sir... siguro main factor dyan is F. Tanedo St. lies across the Tarlac River and a huge dike prevents the excess water from drowning the main roads.

Di ba sir, yung dike along N. Aquino Blvd... ang laking catch basin non sir. That's one advantage na meron ang Tarlac Downtown. Never syang babaha.

But then I remember years ago, some low-lying areas were still flooded like San Nicolas and part of the Mc. Arthur Hi-way (part ng Osias Colleges to Siesta to San Rafael). Pero in recent years sir, the problem has been attended and solved. Kasi sir, I was once trapped inside the Phil. Rabbit Bus Terminal sa Mc. Arthur Hi-way and the rain was so heavy that I suspected the water to be above-knee. But I was surprised and amazed because my fear turned out otherwise. The water level was sinking all throughout. Then I remember Mc. Arthur hi-way went through a major flood-control repair. Drainage have been silted and pipes underground were of bigger sizes and the elevation was made for the water to seek it's level down. :)

Ang laking pagbabago at dyan mo makikita na talagang 'if there's political will, theres definitely a way'. :banana:

Wow, ang laking achievement iyan as flood control management ng Tarlac City government. Noong panahon yata ni mayor Aro Mendoza ginawa ang major flood control repair sa McArthur Highway.:cheers::banana:

Nalaalal ko rin dati may Inuman at live bands dyan sa 2nd floor, yan yung hagdan paakyat sa 2nd floor.

Ngayon kaya sir, wala na? Diyan din ako madalas kumain pag nagsstop over ako sa Tarlac City.:) Pag uwi ko try ko rin yung sinabi nyong Antigua Express he he.:cheers:

Thanks nga pala Persus sa mga photos mo, di narin kasi ako napupunta ng Tarlac City magbuhat ng magopen ang SCTEx mag 2years na. usually dati pagumuuwi ako. baba ko sa Siesta at sasakay ako ng jeep pa downtown para lang maglakad lakad,


Try mo rin kuhanan yung mga murals painting dun sa Tarlac Capitol.

Daan ka rin minsan sir sa loob ng Tarlac City, para makita mo ang changes. Nakita ko nga sa Thread 1 mga kuha mong photos, dami rin.:)

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masarap yung letson manok nila :) :banana: :)

Mas Masarap yung tapang bayawak,sawa at baboy damo :cheers::cheers::cheers:

Mas Masarap yung tapang bayawak,sawa at baboy damo :cheers::cheers::cheers:

haha.bawal na ata pumatay ng bayawak at sawa..hehehe. :D

wow yung F.TANEDO ang daming establishments.namumutok sa establishments! parang maynila na talaga. :D

lapeeeeet na mag-thread 5!!yay!! ;) :D:D:D ;)

TIG Welding - WQT 6G - Heats School of Welding Technology, Inc - Tarlac City, Philippines

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Ha ha! Biglang nabago yung post ko. Thanks.

Maganda iyang video na iyan. Ang daming views.

I-feature naman natin dito ang Heats School of Welding Technology Inc. of Tarlac City. Dami siguro dumadayo diyan para matuto ng welding.:D

wow yung F.TANEDO ang daming establishments.namumutok sa establishments! parang maynila na talaga. :D

Yap, tama ka, iyan kasi ang sentro ng pangangalakal sa Tarlac City.:)

Ha ha! Biglang nabago yung post ko. Thanks.

Maganda iyang video na iyan. Ang daming views.

I-feature naman natin dito ang Heats School of Welding Technology Inc. of Tarlac City. Dami siguro dumadayo diyan para matuto ng welding.:D

madali lang yon. sa link sa youtube pagkatapos ng equal sign (=), yun yung kokpyahin mo hanggang dulo,tapos ilalagay mo sa dito lalagay .hehe, pag-aralan mo tyak makukuha mo yon.kasing sisiw lang yon pag nag-we-welding ka. ;) ;) ;)

Oo, nakuha ko na.Salamat.:)

Oo, nakuha ko na.:D:D

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Heats School of Welding Technology

Brief History

Heats School of Welding Technology was conceived initially as PWTC. PWTC stands for PGJ Welding
and Training Center and it was conceived by Pedro G. Jose Jr., a Certified Sr. Welding Inspector (CSWIP-UK) and a Mechanical Engineer by profession. The name PWTC was changed into HMMJ Engineering and Training Services (H.E.A.T.S.). In the third quarter of 2008, H.E.A.T.S. was changed into Heats School of Welding Technology, Inc. In the midst of growing demand of welders in the Philippines and overseas, Mr. Jose decided to open up this institution to cater the needs of the construction industry both locally and overseas.


Mission

"Our mission is to produce a “World Class Pinoy Welders, Welding Inspectors and other Skilled workers."

Location: Bgy. Carangian, Tarlac City


Source:http://heatsschoolofweldingtechnology.wordpress.com/about-us/

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Camiling Chicharon Festival video
Thanks to www.gmanews.tv

Thanks nga pala Persus sa mga photos mo, di narin kasi ako napupunta ng Tarlac City magbuhat ng magopen ang SCTEx mag 2years na. usually dati pagumuuwi ako. baba ko sa Siesta at sasakay ako ng jeep pa downtown para lang maglakad lakad,

Try mo rin kuhanan yung mga murals painting dun sa Tarlac Capitol.

Try ko sir igi, baka kasi bawal magtake ng shots sa loob ng kapitolyo.

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Magic Star Mall :)

ito ba yung dating Urdu restaurant?

Hindi sir igi, eto pa rin yung URDU RESTAURANT, pero katabi sya ng tarlaqueno grill :)

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dito pa rin kami umoorder ng cakes everytime may occasion ang pamilya namin, the best ang cakes ng URDU at sa Tanedo naman, try nyo rin yung Macapinlac cakes... you cant go wrong kapag cakes ang pag-uusapan as in parehong masarap. :) :) :)

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Try ko sir igi, baka kasi bawal magtake ng shots sa loob ng kapitolyo.
Dati hindi kasi nung teenager pa kami nagpictorial kami ng mga friend ko dyan trip lang mula harap hangang loob, wala pang pasok nun pero pinayagan kami pumasok. ewan ko ngayon.

Dati hindi kasi nung teenager pa kami nagpictorial kami ng mga friend ko dyan trip lang mula harap hangang loob, wala pang pasok nun pero pinayagan kami pumasok. ewan ko ngayon.

ok sir igi, curious din ako sa hitsura ng kapitolyo ngayon kasi once pa lang ako nakakapasok dun... highschool pa lang ako, isipin mo ang lapit lang namin pero once ko pa lang napuntahan. :lol: Pero maganda raw sa loob talaga. :)

Napansin ko lang... mas nauna pang nainstall yung mga traffic lights sa may junction ng mc. arthur hi-way sa Capas, Tarlac kaysa dun sa intersection sa may mc. arthur hi-way malapit sa SM.

And for the record, kung wala pang traffic lights sa paniqui, aba e di 2nd ang capas na nagkaroon ng traffic lights sa probinsya natin :banana: parang tuloy tuloy ang asenso sa Capas ah :)

ok sir igi, curious din ako sa hitsura ng kapitolyo ngayon kasi once pa lang ako nakakapasok dun... highschool pa lang ako, isipin mo ang lapit lang namin pero once ko pa lang napuntahan. :lol: Pero maganda raw sa loob talaga. :)

Tama ka dyan maganda talaga aside from those murals makikita mo rin yung minsan naging controversial na mga worth million chandeliers.

Ngayon kaya sir, wala na? Diyan din ako madalas kumain pag nagsstop over ako sa Tarlac City.:) Pag uwi ko try ko rin yung sinabi nyong Antigua Express he he.:cheers:

Close na yun ng huli pa akong madaan ng tarlac. Oo sa antigua main 2nd floor pwede maginum at videoke dun.

Wow, dami pics.:) The bustling Tanedo Street, Magic Star Mall frontage and Seven Eleven Convenience Store along Romulo Bvd. Great shots Perseus.:)

Sana makakuha ka ng pics sa Capitol at Diwa ng Tarlac.he he.

Try mo kunan ng malayuan yung Magic Star, with Mc Donalds at Ninoy Aquino Monument backround sa may Rotonda. Ganda kasi kulay ng Magic Star Building.:) Tapos yung mga arts na nakapaint sa gilid ng Ninoy Aquino Bvd., ganda rin. Di lang ako sure kung di pa burado yung mga nakapaint doon.:) Suggestions lang. he he.

Napansin ko lang... mas nauna pang nainstall yung mga traffic lights sa may junction ng mc. arthur hi-way sa Capas, Tarlac kaysa dun sa intersection sa may mc. arthur hi-way malapit sa SM.

And for the record, kung wala pang traffic lights sa paniqui, aba e di 2nd ang capas na nagkaroon ng traffic lights sa probinsya natin :banana: parang tuloy tuloy ang asenso sa Capas ah :)

Good news for Capas town. Malamang nga, 2nd ang Capas na nagkaroon ng Traffic light sa Tarlac.:cheers:

May balita ba kung matutuloy ang pagtatayo ng footbridge sa tapat ng SM? Ma-traffic pa rin ba sa vicinity?

Sa palagay nyo, saan ang pinakamalaking town plaza sa Tarlac? Kasi yung sa Camiling, nabasa ko, second lang.:)

Tarlac Shopping Centers

Tarlac City

Uniwide Central Mall
Magic Star Mall
Metrotown Mall
C & S Shopping Complex
Cindys Family Plaza
EZ - City Center Ligtasan
EZ - Warehouse Club San Nicolas
EZ - Metrotown Sto. Cristo
EZ - Expressmart San Sebastian
EZ - F. Tañedo
EZ - San Vicente
Robinson's Luisita
SM City

Red Camia-Capas
Red Camia-Paniqui
Paniqui Mall
Camiling Supermarket Inc.

Napansin ko lang... mas nauna pang nainstall yung mga traffic lights sa may junction ng mc. arthur hi-way sa Capas, Tarlac kaysa dun sa intersection sa may mc. arthur hi-way malapit sa SM.

And for the record, kung wala pang traffic lights sa paniqui, aba e di 2nd ang capas na nagkaroon ng traffic lights sa probinsya natin :banana: parang tuloy tuloy ang asenso sa Capas ah :)

^^siguro Robinson Capas ang isa sa mga nag push para magawa agad yan

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B ENIGNO A QUINO

Born: November 27, 1932
Tarlac Province, Luzon, Philippines
Died: August 21, 1983
Manila, Philippines
Filipino politician

Benigno Aquino of the Philippines was a leading opponent of the rule of President Ferdinand Marcos (1917–1989), who governed the Philippines from 1966 to 1986. Aquino's opposition ended in August 1983 when, after living in the United States for three years, he returned to the Philippine capital of Manila and was assassinated (killed) at the airport. Aquino's death touched off massive demonstrations against President Marcos.


Youthful accomplishments

Benigno "Ninoy" Aquino was born on November 27, 1932, in Tarlac Province, on the island of Luzon, to a prominent family. He was the grandson of a general and the son of a Philippine senator who was also a wealthy landowner. His ambition and energy stood out early when, at age seventeen, he was sent by the Manila Times newspaper to report on the Korean War (1950–53). The war was between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) and the Republic of Korea (South Korea), and was a war in which the United States and China eventually joined.

At age twenty-two Aquino became the Philippines' youngest mayor in his home-town of Concepcion. Just six years later he became governor of Tarlac province (a position similar to governing a state). In 1967 Aquino once again made history when he became the youngest senator ever elected in the Philippines. Meanwhile he married Corazon Cojoangco, with whom he eventually raised five children.

A fallen leader

Aquino became famous for his gifts as a public speaker and for his brilliant mind, as well as his great ambition. He became the leading candidate for the presidency in 1973, when President Marcos was scheduled to leave office after completing the maximum two terms as president. Aquino's ambition to be president was never realized, however, because President Marcos declared martial law (a state of emergency in which military authorities are given temporary rule). At the same time Marcos dissolved the constitution, claiming supreme power and jailing his political opponents, including Aquino. Aquino was charged with murder, subversion (intention to undermine legal authority), and illegal possession of firearms. Although he denied the charges, Aquino was found guilty and was convicted by a military tribunal, or military court, and spent over seven years in prison. In 1980 he was allowed to go to the United States for a heart bypass operation. He remained in the United States as a refugee until returning to the Philippines in 1983. Upon arriving at the Manila airport he was shot and killed.

Following the assassination President Marcos was pressured to appoint a five-person, politically neutral investigative board, led by Judge Corazon Agrava. Marcos and the military stated that a lone gunman who had been hired by the Communist Party had carried out the assassination. The alleged gunman, who had been shot at the airport immediately following the shooting of Aquino, could not be cross-examined. The military carried out its own investigation, and reported that no military personnel were involved in the death.

The official commission's majority report found that Aquino was not slain by the alleged gunman, as Marcos and the military claimed, but was the victim of a "criminal conspiracy" by the military led by General Fabian C. Ver, who was the armed forces chief of staff. He was also a close friend and cousin of President Marcos. The commission's findings were astonishing, although from the beginning most Filipinos doubted the official version of the assassination. No proof was ever presented that directly showed Marcos was involved, but almost no one in the Philippines believed that military generals would order the execution of Aquino on their own. Those who suspected Marcos's involvement noted that Aquino posed a threat as someone who might unite the opposition and who had been the president's main rival for decades.

Aquino's legacy


As it turned out the democratic opposition to Marcos was strongest after its leader's death. As Marcos lost the trust of his people, the Philippine economy also fell apart. By 1985 the nation was in political and economic chaos, with Marcos under attack by the press and by the strengthened political opposition, which did well in elections.

In December 1985 the court proclaimed that General Ver and the others charged with Aquino's murder were not guilty. Marcos promptly returned Ver to his former position. Popular unrest with Marcos's rule grew steadily, however. Within weeks a political movement formed around Aquino's widow, Corazon. She was elected president of the Philippines in 1986, unseating Marcos.

White, Mel. Aquino. Dallas: Word Pub., 1989.

Source:http://www.notablebiographies.com/An-Ba/Aquino-Benigno.html

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The Aquino Center. Hacienda Luisita, Tarlac
Photo credit to Gineau

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A picture of Sen. Ninoy Aquino dancing with then Ms. Tarlac 1968 during the coronation of the next Ms. Tarlac...

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See more photos at the Aquino Museum here:

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Sa palagay nyo, saan ang pinakamalaking town plaza sa Tarlac? Kasi yung sa Camiling, nabasa ko, second lang.:)

Nakita ko na ang plaza ng Victoria, Pura, Paniqui at Camiling. Para sa akin yung Tarlac City Plazuela siguro. :)

Try mo kunan ng malayuan yung Magic Star, with Mc Donalds at Ninoy Aquino Monument backround sa may Rotonda. Ganda kasi kulay ng Magic Star Building.:) Tapos yung mga arts na nakapaint sa gilid ng Ninoy Aquino Bvd., ganda rin. Di lang ako sure kung di pa burado yung mga nakapaint doon.:) Suggestions lang. he he.

Yung mga mural painting sa gilid ng mcdo pwede pa siguro sir, pero yung mga nasa Blvd na ads ng ibat ibang establishments sa Tarlac at mga ilang produkto (gaya ng GSM Blue), ay naku sir, kung may isang bagay na nagpapapangit sa kahabaan ng Ninoy Aquino Blvd ,,, yung mga yun, yun.

IMO lang sir, as in nasasagwaan ako. Sana pininturahan ng lang hanggang dun sa tulay... para malinis tingnan. :ohno:

Tarlac Shopping Centers

Tarlac City

Uniwide Central Mall
Magic Star Mall
Metrotown Mall
C & S Shopping Complex
Cindys Family Plaza
EZ - City Center Ligtasan
EZ - Warehouse Club San Nicolas
EZ - Metrotown Sto. Cristo
EZ - Expressmart San Sebastian
EZ - F. Tañedo
EZ - San Vicente
Robinson's Luisita
SM City

Red Camia-Capas
Red Camia-Paniqui
Paniqui Mall
Camiling Supermarket Inc.

you mean grocery shopping sir? add ko lang sa list nyo sa Tarlac City ......

Super8 Grocery Warehouse
Midtown Supermarket
ABC Supermarket I
ABC Supermarket II
New World Trading
Dalisay Groceries
Polymart Trading
A-One
New Life

Yung mga mural painting sa gilid ng mcdo pwede pa siguro sir, pero yung mga nasa Blvd na ads ng ibat ibang establishments sa Tarlac at mga ilang produkto (gaya ng GSM Blue), ay naku sir, kung may isang bagay na nagpapapangit sa kahabaan ng Ninoy Aquino Blvd ,,, yung mga yun, yun.

IMO lang sir, as in nasasagwaan ako. Sana pininturahan ng lang hanggang dun sa tulay... para malinis tingnan. :ohno:

Ganoon ba?:) A, di ko pa napansin yung mural paintings sa gilid ng Mcdo ah.

Saka sana maimprove din yung landscaping sa Romulo Boulevard. Ganda ng Tarlac pag napaganda nila diyan. :)

Happy Ninoy Day, Tarlac City and Province! just dropping by to greet you on this day that celebrates one of your own.

you have all the reasons to be proud of this illustrious son of Tarlac!

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Ninoy Aquino Monument in Tarlac City


Photos credit to Michael Chua
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Happy Ninoy Day, Tarlac City and Province! just dropping by to greet you on this day that celebrates one of your own.

you have all the reasons to be proud of this illustrious son of Tarlac!

Thanks sonofignatius!:)

Happy Ninoy Aquino Day to all and most especially to all Tarlaquenios there! Happy weekend, dami siguro tao ngayon sa SM City Tarlac.:):cheers::banana::banana::banana:

Nakita ko na ang plaza ng Victoria, Pura, Paniqui at Camiling. Para sa akin yung Tarlac City Plazuela siguro. :)

Thanks for your response Perseus.:)

May Paniqui Mall na rin pala, kung ganoon Paniqui ang first town na nagkaroon nag mall sa province. Di ko pa nakita ang plaza nila.:):cheers:

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Yellow banners fly along Roxas Boulevard with the image of Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. and the words: “Filipinos are worth dying for.”


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