oo nga prone pa naman sa flood yung town nyo mula sta ignacia :ohno:

Makitid kasi yung ilog sa amin kaya umaapaw talaga pag matagal ang ulan, di gaya sa Tarlac City river, maluwang.

Hybrid rice leads P3-B approvals
By BERNIE CAHILES-MAGKILAT
July 25, 2011, 2:21am

MANILA, Philippines — The expansion program of hybrid rice and corn seeds producer American-owned Pioneer Hi-Bred Philippines Inc. to provide hybrid seeds requirements to Luzon farmers led the seven new projects worth over P3 billion approved by the Board of Investments (BoI) last week.

Board of Investments executive director Lucita P. Reyes told reporters that Pioneer Hi-Bred has proposed to expand in Tarlac with P960 million in new investments.

Pioneer Hi-Bred has an existing operation in Polomolok, South Cotabato since 1989 and been supplying hybrid rice and corn seeds for the Visayas and Mindanao farmers. Commercial operation is set to start in March 2012. This is the first project of the company that was registered with the BoI.

Part of the expansion is a seed processing in Hacienda Luisita Industrial Park in San Miguel, Tarlac, which will employ 435 people.

The company has already entered into contract growing agreement with a total of 6,912 contract growers in Tarlac including landowners and farmers for the seed production. The company requires a total of 4,147 hectares of land for the production of grand parent rice and corn seeds that would be supplied to local farmers.

The American firm plans to produce 2,563 metric tons of rice seeds and 4,147 MT of corn and 849 MT of by-products for a total of 7,559 MT total production. All revenues generated from the sale of by-products like discarded/non-viable rice seeds and corn seeds, may be eligible for income tax holiday. Under non-pioneer status, an enterprise may be eligible for four year ITH.

Based on its assumptions, a contract grower can earn at least P20,000 per cropping cycle. There are two cropping cycles in a year for rice production.

The company said that its hybrid rice seeds would yield between 11 to 14 MT per hectare as against the ordinary rice seeds of 5 MT per hectare.

Yields of its hybrid white and yellow corn seeds are also projected at between 8 and 11 MT per hectare versus 2 MT per hectare for ordinary corn.

“This is a big boost to farmers,” Reyes said.

The BoI also said that the National Food Authority (NFA) has endorsed the expansion project, which was approved on a pioneer status with non-pioneer incentives.

Likewise, NFA did not oppose to the Pioneer project, notwithstanding that it is a primarily foreign-owned corporation. As such, the enterprise was required to submit proof of investments to maintain its pioneer status and registration to the BoI on or before the last day of one-year period from registration, otherwise it should be automatically cancelled.

Executive Order 858 or the Eight Regular Foreign Investment Negative List provides that full foreign participation in the culture, production, milling, processing – of rice and corn – is allowed provided that within the 30-year period from start of operation, the foreign investor shall divest a minimum of 60 percent of their equity to Filipino investors.

Pioneer Hi-Bred is the second hybrid rice seeds producer registered with the BoI, the first being the wholly-owned Filipino SL Agrictech Corporation, which has a 40-hectare farm in Sta. Cruz, Laguna producing several hybrid rice parental lines.

Starting modestly with land provided by the provincial government of Laguna in October 1999, SLAC initiated the development of several hybrid rice parental lines which were later transferred to a 40-hectare farm in Sta. Cruz, Laguna that now houses the research and breeding complex of the company.

So far, the company has six hybrid rice varieties under its SL8 Series. Its Jasponica (brown rice) and Miponica (premium grade) are gaining popularity.

The SL8 variety has the potential of producing 14 tons a hectare of premium grade rice as against 3-4 tons of traditional rice.

Now, SLAC has an R & D facility in Sta. Cruz, Laguna. It has also a hybrid rice seed production base in a 187-hectare farm in Banay-Banay Davao Oriental, which has been expanded to 1,500 hectares.

The company has invested at least P500 million for this hybrid rice production, Lim said.

http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/328158/hybrid-rice-leads-p3b-approvals

Wow, ang laki naman ng difference sa volume ng harvest from ordinary rice sa hybrid, almost triple. From 5 metric tons per hectare to 11 to 14 metric tons. Puede kang umani ng around 239 cavans of palay as compared to ordinary rice of around only 109 cavans per hectare.:):)

See below link for Hybrid Rice Production Technology:

http://www.da.gov.ph/tips/hybrid_rice.html

Butterfly sanctuary to rise in Tarlac

TCA mini butterfly sanctuary


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The TCA miniature model is a component of the Php 5.08M Tarlac Butterfly Sanctuary Project which will form part of the Tarlac Eco-tourism Project to be established in Brgy. Padlana, San Jose, Tarlac.

To be funded by the Provincial Government of Tarlac under its Economic Development Fund (EDF), the project has been proposed by Dr. Manuelo V. Agsaoay (Entomologist) and Dr. Max P. Guillermo (Environmentalist & College President of TCA).

The TCA mini butterfly dome will serve as a breeding ground of cultured butterfly species which will later on be transferred to the bigger sanctuary to rise in San Jose. Agsaoay has devised an efficient method and a well-defined protocol in raising and sustaining the species to be supplied in the Eco-Tourism Park.

Tarlac Butterfly Sanctuary

The project aims to provide a leisure place for eco-tourists and local populace where they can experience invigorating nature while promoting conservation of indigenous butterflies and their host plants.

The sanctuary will be landscaped with plants and other ornamentals that would beautify the area and would serve as a source of honey dew and honey as food of butterflies.

The project would promote sustainable nature and ecology aside from the benefits of job creation, revenue generation and employment opportunities.

San Jose has been chosen as a project site due to ecological conduciveness and accessibility of transport facilities. The site is also ideal for vegetation.

As one of the components of the Tarlac Eco-tourist Park Development, this initiative is envisioned to support the nature and ecological balance program of the province and to maintain a sustainable ecosystem and promotional infrastructure which include nature farm, souvenir shop, and biofuel-based garden supported by an alternative energy system.

Research Component

On its first year of operation, a research will be conducted focusing on the evaluation of ecological conditions in the area and their effects on butterflies. Other factors such as temperature, relative humidity, wind patterns, solar radiation, and the risks in the survival and longevity of the butterflies will also be considered.

The contribution of the projects related to biodiversity and conservation as it affects the general ecology of the area, its social and economic impact to the general public will also be assessed.

Collaborators

The Tarlac Butterfly Sanctuary is a collaborative project of the Tarlac College of Agriculture (TCA), the Provincial Government of Tarlac (PGT) and the Save the Earth Movement (STEM) of Tarlac.


CHRISTINE N. FERRER, TCA

http://www.tca.edu.ph/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=195:butterfly-sanctuary-to-rise-in-tarlac&catid=35:news2009&Itemid=91

Some photos of Camiling town mountainous area:

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Thanks to Tarlac College of Agriculture Facebook Album

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Tarlac College of Agriculture Gymnasium

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SOGO Hotel - Tarlac Branch

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HYUNDAI CARS - Tarlac Showroom (under construction and hiring on-going) :)

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the 5th 7-11 branch within the city :)

the 6th branch is currently under construction :)

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the former PNR Station - Matatalaib, Tarlac City :ohno:

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typhoon Juaning battering Tarlac - July 26 :ohno:

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the 5th 7-11 branch within the city :)

the 6th branch is currently under construction :)

I think this one is the Osias College Seven Eleven branch near McArthur-Tanedo intersection.

Nice post Francis. Matibay pa yung Matatalaib PNR station, yun bubong lang ang medyo luma na.

Wow, malapit ng matapos ang Sogo at Hyundai.:)

Kung mag kaka 6 branches na ang Seven Eleven, ang Mercury Drug Stores naman has five branches in Tarlac City:

1. Siesta/San Roque. McArthur Highway
2. Romulo Boulevard
3. Tanedo Branch 1
4. Tanedo Branch 2
5. Luna cor McArthur Highway

May Mercury ba sa Luisita Francis?

ayos ah present na puregold jan?

Capas Junction
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Puregold Capas
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Grand Tierra Capas
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Puregold Capas[/B]
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yes sir, heto yung under construction na Puregold Capas... dun sa left view kitang kita mo na yung exterior
na nakapaint na ng trademark color ng Puregold :banana: :banana: :banana:

ang laki na nang pinagbago sa junction hah..mabuhay ang capas

Yes sir, malaki na ang ipinagbago ng junction ng Capas, may Seven Eleven din diyan.:)

Ang ganda ng entrance gate ng Grand Tierra. Panalo ang location nito. Kita pa yung building ng Supermarket doon. Go Capas!:)

Salamat sa photos sir. :)

ang laki na nang pinagbago sa junction hah..mabuhay ang capas

tumatambay ka rin pala dito @tisoycuba :banana:

First post ata niya dito sa Tarlac Thread. Welcome sir cabalen!:)

Natuloy ka bang kumuha ng lot sa Grand Tierra sir Patlite Boy. Ano pa ang mga napansin mong improvement sa Capas?:)

^^Mabilis asenso ng Capas. Kanino ba na credit ito. Sa dating mayor or sa mayor ngayon?

Lagi sa Angeles/Pampanga tambay si @Tisoycuba. First post nga nya ito sa Tarlac thread.

Pasado na po ba ang Capas for cityhood? ty...:)

[QUOTE=patlite_boy;82416321]^^Mabilis asenso ng Capas. Kanino ba na credit ito. Sa dating mayor or sa mayor ngayon?

Lagi sa Angeles/Pampanga tambay si @Tisoycuba. First post nga nya ito sa Tarlac thread.[/Q UOTE :)dati na rin ako na tambay dto:)mas ok pa nga dto eh..mas active ang mga taga tarlac kasya sa angeles/pampanga thread:lol:

Kaunti lang kaming forumers dito kaya natutuwa din kami kung may mga guests na tumatambay at least medyo nabubuhay ang thread. Salamat sa positive comment.

Maunlad nga talaga ang Capas...:)

Pasado na po ba ang Capas for cityhood? ty...:)

Sa opinion ko di pa sir both sa population and locally generated income. Pero sana isa eto sa iposition na susunod na magiging city ng Tarlac. Maganda kasi ang location at napakalapit sa Clark at Diosdado Macapagal International Airport.:)

Maunlad nga talaga ang Capas...:)

Nakita ko dati yung mga figures ng local income, pinakamataas ang Capas sa business taxes, he he. Tanda lang na mas maraming business dito. Pangalawa sa tingin ko sa province ang Capas sa pinakamaraming dinidevelop ng residential estate. Emagine kung mapuno iyan, kakabig din sila sa real estate tax revenues. Mahigit isang daan na rin ang population doon, halos pumapantay sa ibang cities ng Pilipinas.:)

Commemoration of 2nd death anniversary of Pres. Cory Aquino in Tarlac City

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Thanks to Tarlac Tourism Facebook Album
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Check this out at the lower ground floor of SM City Tarlac. A tribute to Cory & Ninoy Aquino in celebration of their death anniversaries on August 1 & 21 respectively.

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Thanks to SM City Tarlac facebook
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More Capas Photos

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Isa eto sa malaking improvement sa Capas, yung Death March Marker na makikita along McArthur Highway well maintained na siya ng municipality.:)

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http://capastarlac.com/html/samplepix.htm

Magalang -Concepcion Road
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Capas
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thanks for the photo updates, correct me guys if i'm wrong, malaki ang maitutulong ng puregold sa mga sari sari stores, mura talaga ang tinda nila diba? tuwang tuwa ako nung nakapasok ako sa isang branch ng puregold panalo talaga, may mga food stalls pa!

Sana bawasan ang mga tricycle sa city. Overcrowded na po.

thanks for the photo updates, correct me guys if i'm wrong, malaki ang maitutulong ng puregold sa mga sari sari stores, mura talaga ang tinda nila diba? tuwang tuwa ako nung nakapasok ako sa isang branch ng puregold panalo talaga, may mga food stalls pa!

oo sir mura talaga ang tinda nila compared sa ibang bilihan. Kasi ako I usually compare prices kasi I always do my grocery once a week and in bulk, kasi kahit 50 cents lang, aba pag naipon yun marami rin.

Dito kasi ako sa Angeles , and dadaanan ko ang Puregold pag uuwi na ako from school everytime I decide na jeep ang sasakyan ko.



Sana bawasan ang mga tricycle sa city. Overcrowded na po.


pansin mo rin pala sir, ako rin nadadamihan sa kanila kaya halos hindi na sila kumita :ohno:

Parang Uniwide din siguro iyan, mura ang mga paninda, tamang tama sa mga may sari-sari store. Tuloy pa kaya ang Puregold sa Tarlac City?

Wow, nice shots sir Patlite Boy. Ang ganda na ng MCdo ng Capas ah. Pinakagusto ko sa shots yung may view ng rice fields. Ang kapal na ng establishments sa Capas base sa pictures na post mo. Di mo ata nakuhanan yung Jollibee. Balita ko sa munisipyo ang building at pinapaupa sa Jollibee kaya may rental income sila diyan:)

Sa Magalang-Concepcion road dati dumadaan ang mga bus papuntang North noong di pa gawa ang SCTEX, medyo nalalayuan ako. Buti na lang may SCTEX na.

Mukhang malakas din yung RCS Supermarket.:)

Dellosa is new Nolcom chief
July 25, 2011, 3:50pm

CAMP AQUINO, Tarlac City, Philippines — Major General Jessie Dellosa formally assumed the top post at the Northern Luzon Command (Nolcom) of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) last Friday. Dellosa replaced outgoing Nolcom chief, Lieutenant General Gaudencio Pangilinan, who retired from the military service.

Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin and General Eduardo Oban, AFP Chief of Staff, witnessed the change of command ceremony for the top military post covering Ilocos, Cagayan Valley, Cordillera and Central Luzon regions. (Franco G. Regala)

http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/328222/dellosa-new-nolcom-chief

Youths urged to take PMA exams on Aug. 28
By Ding Cervantes

Aug 01, 2011

ANGELES CITY – The Armed Forces Northern Luzon Command (NOLCOM) has urged young residents of Ilocos, Cagayan Valley, Cordillera and Central Luzon regions to grab the opportunity for a promising military career” by taking the 2011 entrance examinations for the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) on August 28.

Nolcom issued recently a bulletin on this, saying the examinations are open to all Filipino citizens aged 17 to 22 years old, never been married; at least 5’4” tall for males and 5’2” for females, at least a high school graduate with a general average of 85 percent or higher; of good moral character; and physically and mentally fit for active military service.

“Sixteen-year-olds can also apply provided that they possess the mentioned criteria,” the bulletin said.

Nolcom said PMA entrance examinations this year would cover algebra and geometry, grammar and composition, reading and comprehension, verbal and numerical reasoning and pattern analysis.

It will be held simultaneously in over 37 venues across the country, including the cities of Baguio, Laoag, Dagupan, Tuguegarao, Cabanatuan, Tarlac, City of San Fernando (Pampanga) and the towns of Bontoc in Mountain Province and Bayombong in Nueva Vizcaya.

Nolcom said that “those who are interested and qualified are advised to submit a fully accomplished application form along with a copy of an authenticated birth certificate and certified true copy of High School Form 137 to the Office of Cadet Admission of PMA two weeks prior to the exam date.”

The form maybe downloaded from the academy’s official website –www.pma.ph.

Aspirants may also apply online via the website, while phone inquiries would be entertained by the PMA’s Office of Cadet Admission through the following numbers: (074) 446-8002, (074) 447-3690 loc. 6751/6752, 09273810493 or 09494270584.

Aspirants who successfully hurdle the test shall undergo complete physical and medical examinations at the Armed Forces of the Philippines Medical Center.

http://punto.com.ph/News/Article/11790/Volume-5-No-40/Headlines/Youths-urged-to-take-PMA-exams-on-Aug-28

Some scenes during 35Th Milo Marathon in Tarlac:

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Thanks to Vhin Balot
& Litratista de Tarlac
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001658641615&sk=photos

Walang masyadong update. Kumusta diyan sa Tarlac Cabalens?:)

pansin mo rin pala sir, ako rin nadadamihan sa kanila kaya halos hindi na sila kumita :ohno:

Maski sa amin , kaunti na lang din ang kita ng mga tricycle. Nauso na rin kasi ang motorsiklo, saka kaunti lang din bumibiyahe papuntang bayan dahil siguro may nagtitinda na rin ng mga pangunahing bilihin sa barrio, isa pa, taghirap din lalo na kung tagtanim. Agree, sana limitahan ang paggrant ng franchise, yung katamtaman lang para di masyadong crowded sa kalye at kumita sila. Saka dapat may programa din para sa alternative na pagkakakitaan ng mga kababayan natin. Lalo pang itaguyod ang tourism campaign, kahit papaano makakatulong eto sa transport group at hotel and restaurants business sa city.

Pilmico helps typhoon victims in Concepcion

Pilmico’s Vice President for Operations Riel Griengo, together with the Concepcion LGU headed by Mayor Noel Villanueva during the distribution of relief goods.

The inauguration of Pilmico’s Farm 5 in San Agustin, Concepcion Tarlac opened a new door for the company in helping its host community under the company’s corporate social responsibility.

It made every Pilmican to open their hands a little wider in reaching out to others.

It provided opportunities as well for Pilmicans to do their share in the form of relief goods to those affected greatly by the onslaught of recent typhoons.

This was made possible by the help of volunteer Pilmicans who joined hands and helped pack the relief goods last July 28, 2011.

The said goods were turned over to ABC President Andy Anunsencion of Concepcion, Tarlac on July 29, 2011 together with Brgy. Captain Larry Arceo of San Juan, Concepcion, Tarlac and Pilmico Comrel team headed by Pilmico’s Vice President for Operations Riel Griengo.

Formal distribution was held last August 1, 2011 by the Pilmico Comrel team headed by Pilmico’s Vice President for Operations Riel Griengo, Concepcion Mayor Noel Villanueva, ABC President Andy Anunsencion to barangays Balutu, Panalicsican, Calius in Concepcion, Tarlac through WORK Program of the municipality.

A total of 204 families from the relief operations.

Pilmico Animal Nutrition Corporation, a subsidiary of Aboitiz Equity Ventures, is manufacturing high quality animal nutrition products.

It has commercial feeds manufacturing plants in Sto. Domingo, Capas, Tarlac and in Kiwalan Cove, Iligan City.

It also has swine breeding and finishing operations in barangays Aranguren and Cut-Cut in Capas, Tarlac and in Brgy. San Agustin, Concepcion, Tarlac.

http://punto.com.ph/News/Article/11862/Volume-5-No-43/Headlines/Pilmico-helps-typhoon-victims-in-Concepcion

Ninoy Aquino Boulevard, Tarlac City

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By Dhengz Gorospe

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By Roy Lester Zablan

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Ma. Christina Park, Tarlac City

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By Joseph Manayan

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Las Haciendas de Luisita Clubhouse

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Thanks to Discover Tarlac Facebook photos
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Tarlac City Plazuela

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Thanks to Discover Tarlac Facebook photos
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Join the Ride for Cory to be held on August 27, 2011.

Read more:
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Dengue cases up in Tarlac
abs-cbnNEWS.com

MANILA, Philippines – The number of dengue cases in Tarlac has increased more than twice compared to last year, a local health official said.

According to Cecil Lopez Zuasula of the Tarlac Provincial Epidemiological Services Unit, Tarlac has recorded 936 dengue cases from January to August this year, compared to about 400 during the same period last year.

There are 94 dengue patients currently confined at the Tarlac Provincial Hospital. – Report from Joana Tacason, ABS-CBN News North Central Luzon

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/regions/08/12/11/dengue-cases-tarlac

Aquino Museum
BY REGINA BENGCO


TARLAC CITY — A year from now, those who want to know the story of the 1986 Edsa People Power Revolution will be able to feel again what it was like living through years of turmoil, despair and hope.

They will also be able to empathize with the Aquino family, which suffered through it all.

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The Aquino Museum, which holds the memorabilia of former senator Benigno Aquino Jr. and former president Corazon Aquino, will be redesigned to make it more interactive, modern, and "experiential" so that even those born after EDSA 1 will have a chance to relive the restoration of democracy in the country.

The Aquino Center, which included the Museum, was built in 2001.


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On Monday, the Ninoy and Cory Aquino Foundation and Lafarge Cement Services (Philippines) Inc. announced that Nazareno + Guerrero Design Consultancy was handpicked by a board of judges among 15 competitors to redesign the Aquino Museum in order to reflect the lives of two of the Philippine icons of democracy.

The theme of the redesign competition was "Re-Awakening Democracy." Renato Sunico, Lafarge Philippines president, said the contest was intended to spark an open discussion on how to preserve the memories and ideas of the Aquino couple and the ideals of democracy.

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Ma. Elena "Ballsy" Aquino-Cruz, eldest daughter of the Aquino couple and sister of current President Benigno Aquino III, said depicting the lives of their parents is a big challenge.


Aquino-Cruz said as a child she could not understand her father’s principle that the country must come first before the family. "Now, I do (understand), and hanga talaga ako sa kanya," she said.

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Architect Antonio Nazareno, principal partner of Nazareno + Guerrero Design Consultancy, said his company wanted a design where people would be able to experience the emotions and spirit of the events that led to People Power, including the Martial Law years, so the exhibit will use simulation through multi-media and other special effects.

"Sixty percent of the Philippine population was born after EDSA 1 so they had no idea what it was like and what it felt like," Nazareno said.

"We want to make sure that the people feel the emotions of fear during Martial Law, the anger, despair, and desolation of Ninoy Aquino when he was in jail, the hope brought by Cory Aquino, and the elation of People Power 1," he said.


Nazareno said the new design will enable the viewer to feel what Ninoy Aquino felt like when he was under solitary confinement in a dark cell, which only had peep holes and a small dumbwaiter door where his guards would shove in his food.

The small cell contained Aquino’s books, a typewriter, a small bed, family photos, dishes, exercise equipment, and a thermos which his family would use to smuggle letters.

The design would also transport the viewer to the time when Ninoy Aquino was on his way home to Philippines, his assassination at the tarmac of the Manila International Airport, and his burial. The focal point of this section would be Aquino’s bloodied shirt, bullet-proof vest, and other belongings.

Viewers will be able to experience the emotional and spiritual moments of EDSA 1 and follow Corazon Aquino through her presidency and after her term of office. Mrs. Aquino’s presidential memorabilia, and her paintings when she was already "Citizen Cory" are part of the display.

The Museum will also exhibit Ninoy Aquino’s memorabilia when he was a correspondent for the Manila Times and when he became Tarlac governor and later senator.

Architect Dan Lichauco, chairperson of the panel of judges, said it would take 10-12 months before the new design is fully realized and the new interactive museum is experienced by everyone.

Rafael Lopa, president and executive director of the Ninoy and Cory Aquino Foundation, said the Museum, which usually opens on Tuesdays to Sundays, will be closed during the redesigning and some of its items – except for the delicate displays like Ninoy’s bullet-proof vest and suit -- will be exhibited in the Ayala Museum in Makati City.

Lichauco said the cost of the redesigning is not yet known because the details have to be hammered first. He said the new museum would have to be cost-effective because the Foundation will take charge of maintaining it and paying the bills.

He said at present, the museum is self-sustaining because income from the use of the convention room of the Aquino Center and the entrance fees finance its operation.

As for the other Aquino who is currently making his own history – incumbent President Benigno Simeon Aquino III – Lopa said there will be other plans for his memorabilia.

http://www.malaya.com.ph/aug12/liv1.html

Happening today at SM Tarlac!:)

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Camiling Tarlac Photos of establishments

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Salvador General Hospital
Romulo Highway, Palimbo

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Bagong kainan eto sa Bonifacio Street, try to discover pag-uwi ko.:)

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Arellano Street

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Quezon Avenue, fronting Public Market

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Thanks to Sikat ang Camiling Facebook Album
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Maraming na ring business sa Tarlac City na may branch sa Camiling like Saversmart, EZ Supermarket, Meat Options, Adessa, Cindys,Lucky 99, BHF appliances to name a few.

Photo of Sto Nino General Hospital, Camiling

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Camiling Rich Heritage:

Former Minister of Education, Culture and Sports Onofre D. Corpuz Residence
Zamora St. cor. Quezon Avenue

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Carlos P. Romulo Residence along Romulo Street

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The "Municipio" along Quezon Avenue

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Camiling welcome arch at Romulo Highway Bgy. Sta. Maria

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Leonor Rivera Residence along Rizal Street

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Cesar Bengzon (former 9th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court) residence along Romulo Street

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"Taltalon"

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Camiling Secondary Institute founded in 1932

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Paulino T. Santos Monument at Public Plaza

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New Saint Michael Parish Church

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Thanks to Camiling Rich Heritage/Sikat ang Camiling Facebook Album

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wow mukhang sabay-sabay yung mga nag-chi-cheering at ang daming nanonood ah. sino kaya ang maghohost ng susunod na SCUAA? ang sarap manood ng mga laban don, nakaka-enjoy. :) last SCUAA Bulacan State ang host. :)

New Camiling Church night photos:

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Thanks to Jobert Garcillano Tanote/
Sikat ang Camiling Facebook Album

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wow mukhang sabay-sabay yung mga nag-chi-cheering at ang daming nanonood ah. sino kaya ang maghohost ng susunod na SCUAA? ang sarap manood ng mga laban don, nakaka-enjoy. :) last SCUAA Bulacan State ang host. :)

Yes, timing na timing yung pagkaka-shot ng photographer, noong Milo Marathon iyan sa Tarlac kamakailan lang. Nakapanood ka ba sa Malolos ng SCUAA? Ang Angeles ata tapos ng naghost baka Balanga naman, Olongapo or Cabanatuan Cities.:)

^^ oo sir nakapanood ako kelangan kasi namin kumuha ng picture noon para sa photography class namin, ang subject yung mga naglalaro. :)

Weeeh, may photography subject pala sa I.T. Kaya pala photographer ka rin minsan ng Bulacan Thread.:D

Tamang-tama, malapit na naman ang Singkaban Festival sa Bulacan, i-cover mo siya.:D

Weeeh, may photography subject pala sa I.T. Kaya pala photographer ka rin minsan ng Bulacan Thread.:D

Tamang-tama, malapit na naman ang Singkaban Festival sa Bulacan, i-cover mo siya.:D

oo sir malapit na nga. kaya lang medyo busy na ko. hehe sa Tarlac ba ano ang susunod na festival?

I think, Belenismo Festival, as early as September, baka nagpre-prepare na sila.he he. I hope this festival will gain popularity nationwide. I suggest, entries from different provinces will also be included.:D

Participants maybe students from different schools, this will be their chance to display their creativity, especially fine arts students.

ah nakikilala na nga yang Festival na yan, na-fe-feature siya sa mga TV Programs saka sa news. kahit ako alam ko na yang Belinismo Festival (dahil sa SSC, at sa TV) :)

maganda nga kung pati mga studyante nagpaparticipate sa mga acitivities kagaya niyan, malawak na rin ang imahinasyon nila para gumawa ng mga artworks :)

Salamat. Landlocked kasi ang province namin, wala kaming beaches para makaakit sa mga turista, pero malaking bagay ang mga events na eto para dayuhin ang lugar namin. Sana makilala din eto ng mga dayuhang turista.:)

^^ hindi lang naman beach ang dinadayo ng turista, may Mt. Pinatubo kayo saka mga historical sites na dinadayo na siyang wala naman sa ibang probinsya :) Feeling ko nga mas malakas ngayon ang demand sa mga belen kesa sa mga parol dahil sa festival niyo, parang nakikilala ng husto ang belen kaya marami ang nagbebenta. :)

Yes, yung mga turista sa Mt. Pinatubo, madami-dami din. Sana, para mas mapalawak ang impact sa local economy, lalo na ng mga foreign tourist, sana i-package din sa tour nila ang pagbisita sa city bukod sa hotel accomodation, visit Tarlac Museum, Aquino Museum, Pasalubong center etc. Madaming mga local products sa Pasalubong center na gawang Tarlac, mapa-food, decors, souvenir T-shirts at iba pa. Mga kainan din gaya ng Isdaan, Coconut Grill etc.:)

Feeling ko nga, obserbahan natin sa susunod na pasko kung mas madami ng magbebenta ng Belen, malaki kasi ang nagagawa ng exposure sa TV ng mga Festival natin sa Pilipinas. Ang Gerona, I think kilala na rin yung industriya nila sa parol.

Nasa 2nd reading palang sa Congress yung bill para sa 15 bed capacity na Paniqui District Hospital, sana ma-approved eto hanggang Senate, maisabatas at mapondohan at eventually mag-expand. Malayo sa mga eastern towns ng first district ang Gilberto Teodoro Memorial Hospital sa Camiling.

Sana gawan din ng major road and bridge yung Sta Ignacia-Gerona, short cut eto mula sa mga western towns ng first district papunta sa ginagawang TPLEX, mas malayo ang Camiling-Paniqui road. This can pave the way for more developments in the area such as entrants of more agro-industrial businesses.:)

Ang TSU ang inaasahang magiging host school sa darating na SUC III Olympics 2011.
Ayan po ay ayon sa The Work; official student publication ng TSU. :)

Nasa 2nd reading palang sa Congress yung bill para sa 15 bed capacity na Paniqui District Hospital, sana ma-approved eto hanggang Senate, maisabatas at mapondohan at eventually mag-expand. Malayo sa mga eastern towns ng first district ang Gilberto Teodoro Memorial Hospital sa Camiling.

15 bed capacity .... ang konti naman yata sir

15 bed capacity .... ang konti naman yata sir

Oo nga, ang liit. Dami na ring population sa Paniqui and nearby towns.:ohno:

Read more:

http://www.congress.gov.ph/legis/search/hist_show.php?save=0&journal=&switch=0&bill_no=HB04088&congress=15

Ang TSU ang inaasahang magiging host school sa darating na SUC III Olympics 2011.
Ayan po ay ayon sa The Work; official student publication ng TSU. :)

Thanks sa info, last time sa TCA naman. Taga TSU ka ba?:)

Thanks sa info, last time sa TCA naman. Taga TSU ka ba?:)

for me mga 95% na taga TSU sya sir! Kasi he knows the official publication ng State U :)

Ang TSU ang inaasahang magiging host school sa darating na SUC III Olympics 2011.
Ayan po ay ayon sa The Work; official student publication ng TSU. :)

artzi, taga pura ka ba? Saan ka sa pura nakatira?

15 bed capacity .... ang konti naman yata sir

bakit ganun kaya ang gobyerno, hindi sila makapagbigay ng magandang serbisyo, dapat futuristic sila tutal naman at nagpasa na rin sila ng bill sana dinagdagan na nila para isang pasahan nalang ng bill.

bakit ganun kaya ang gobyerno, hindi sila makapagbigay ng magandang serbisyo, dapat futuristic sila tutal naman at nagpasa na rin sila ng bill sana dinagdagan na nila para isang pasahan nalang ng bill.

Yes, agree ako na sana mas dinagdagan ang capacity, pero di natin alam na baka na-ammend at mas pinalaki eto in the process of reading ng bill sa Congress. Iniisip siguro nila yung maintenance and operation ng hospital, yun kasi ang mas mahirap kaysa pagtatayo nito. Yun nga lang sana malaki ang space ng lupa na pagtatayuan para may provision para sa expansion nito.:)

Mayantoc chosen as agro-enterprise convergence site

By Charlene Cayabyab

TARLAC -- Three government agencies have selected a 60-hectare agricultural forestry area in Mayantoc town as their pioneer local convergence agro enterprise cluster site here.

The Department of Agriculture (DA), Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) and Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) selected Barangay Nambalan in Mayantoc as their convergence site.

DENR provincial convergence focal person Forester Brenda Clemente said 86 families are expected to benefit from the project, which seeks to stimulate economic activity in the countryside and support the Aquino administration's National Greening Program.

Clemente said the DENR will distribute seedlings of atis, guyabano, mango, cacao, rambutan, coffee arabica and macadamia to the beneficiaries while DA will conduct capability building trainings on organic farming and hand out vegetable seeds.

DAR, on the other hand, will hold lectures on a number of topics ranging from land acquisition and improvement to land transfer.

The local convergence agro-enterprise cluster site project was conceived through the enhanced National Convergence Initiative (NCI) issued by Secretaries Proceso Alcala of DA, Virgilio Delos Reyes of DAR and Ramon Paje of DENR last year.

Clemente said the enhanced NCI promotes a framework of sustainable agriculture and rural development that integrates the people, their economy and their environment; optimizes resources and creates substantial effect in the short-term and makes possible model-building across ecosystems.

The NCI also promotes sustainable frameworks for production systems and rural poverty sectors and small producers in the long-term; defines clear mechanisms for harmonization and complementation among the three rural development agencies to avoid conflicting and overlapping policies that slows the implementation of programs and projects on the ground, and give local government units a more pro-active role in identifying and implementing convergence initiatives at the local level.

The three agencies are set to identify more convergence areas in the province in the coming months.

Published in the Sun.Star Pampanga newspaper on August 12, 2011.

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/pampanga/local-news/2011/08/11/mayantoc-chosen-agro-enterprise-convergence-site-172430

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the sixth 7-11 branch in the city :)

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first culinary school... siguro parang MOST Institute :) this is another welcome development in our city:banana:
mahilig pa naman akong magluto :)

opo. taga tsu ako..

Congratulations to our new VETERINARIANS from Tarlac College of Agriculture!:)

Dr. Jano Jay Badana
Dr. Abino Bueno
Dr. Lubrein Grey Bueno
Dr. Bryan Cruz
Dr. Elita Duque
Dr. Vida Francisco
Dr. Rock Lamit
DR. Joy Vinluan

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tarlac-College-of-Agriculture/114620661887244

TFC News clip, Peace Corps 50th Anniversary (TCA Students in Washington D.C July , 2011)


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Tinikling Performance by TCA Students in Washington D.C
by: Tarlac College of Agriculture

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opo. taga tsu ako..

Ano na ang balita sa ginagawang City Walk sa sa tabi ng TSU? Malapit na bang matapos?:)

Wow, 6th Seven Eleven in the City and First Culinary School, congratz Tarlac City!:)

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Tarlac City Schedule of Activities August 21(sunday) Commemorating the 28th Death Anniversary of NINOY AQUINO:


Wreath laying ceremony
Distribution of wheelchairs
Distribution of reading eyeglasses

August 22, 2011 (Monday)
Tarlac City Plazuela

Supplemental feeding program at 7 am
Medical mission at 8 am

(From Tarlac Tourism Facebook)
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001461471919

August 20(saturday) Happy yipee yehey(Ikaw Ang Bida-John Pratts) 9am @ Tarlac City Plazuela. Be There! Screening for My Girl will be conducted after the show!

(From Tarlac Tourism Facebook)
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001461471919

Cory-Ninoy: Love and Life Exhibit at SM City Tarlac until August 21, 2011

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Sino kaya ang Tarlaqueñong bibida at pwede manalo up to P50,000! Abangan yan with Pratti and Bida Dancers sa Ikaw Ang Bida! Bukas na yan sa Happy, Yipee, Yehey! (12:30PM, after Showtime!)

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Happy-ning today August 21, 2011 at SM City Tarlac: The Last Journey of Ninoy Film Showing 3PM @ the LGF followed by Paligsahan ng Talumpating Walang Paghahanda Year 2.

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Celebrate Pinoy pride with yummy treats! Enjoy your long weekend from August 26 to August 30, 2011 only in SM City Tarlac as they have so much in store for you. Cultural shows and delicious Filipino foods in celebration of the Buwan ng Wika and National Heroes Day. Happy ang Pinoy sa SM! :)

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@Francis, kumusta na, next week ay long weekend, kita tayo. Kuha tayo ng pics sa "Celebrate Pinoy" ng SM.:)

SM City Breastfeeding Month Program

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Watch for the Filogram - Pilipinas Got Talent Season 2 Finalists on SM City Tarlac's Super Dance Moves Final Showdown on August 28, 2011.

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Aquino Museum redesign tells saga of democracy
By Jo Martinez-Clemente
Inquirer Central Luzon

TARLAC CITY—“Remember Ninoy!” was the battle cry 28 years ago when the assassination of former Senator Benigno Aquino Jr. triggered a tidal wave of outrage.

And for those who lived through the martial law years, there was no forgetting. Ninoy’s bloodied shirt, the blown-up photograph of him sprawled on the tarmac of the then Manila International Airport, and the replica of his prison cell—the centerpieces of the Aquino Museum in Tarlac City—are more than sufficient reminders of that dark era.

There was no forgetting either for those who witnessed how his widow, Corazon “Cory” Aquino, survived the ordeal to become the Philippines’ first woman president. The outpouring of affection from a grateful nation when she was laid to rest in 2009 speaks volumes of her place in history.

But how does one tell the story of Ninoy and Cory to a new generation of Filipinos? How does one make them feel his loneliness in solitary confinement, the grief of millions over a fallen hero, and the pain and suffering of a people fighting for freedom from a dictatorship?

Reawakening democracy

“With the new design, they will,” says architect Anthony Nazareno, lead architect of Nazareno + Guerrero Design Consultancy, the top winner in the Aquino Museum redesign competition launched by the Ninoy and Cory Aquino Foundation and LaFarge Cement Services.

(The second winner is Mana Architecture + Interior Design led by principal architect Jose Carlos Mateo, and the third, Palafox Associates led by chief architect Felino Palafox Jr.)

The new design will feature a multimedia platform and will cut across generations, according to Nazareno.

LaFarge director Renato Sunico says the competition was conceived in light of the public sorrow and respect displayed during Cory’s wake and funeral in August 2009.

Built in 2001, the Aquino Museum focused more on Ninoy, Sunico notes. But this time, he says, it will also showcase not only Cory’s achievements as president but “the breadth and scope” of her life as “a global icon of democracy, a hero and moral compass to the Filipino people” as well.

Ninoy and Cory’s eldest daughter, Maria Elena “Ballsy” Aquino-Cruz, found the competition enriching because it elicited new ideas and concepts.

“There is something unique and different in each of the proposals,” she says.

Anchored on the theme “Reawakening Democracy,” the competition drew 15 contenders who proposed design solutions that “best capture and translate the full impact of Ninoy and Cory Aquino on Philippine history.”

The best three were selected and their proponents given stipends for research and development of their concepts.

Political timelines

As it is now, the museum exhibit runs in chronology marked by four political timelines interwoven by episodes in Ninoy and Cory’s personal lives.

These are: 1950-1971, Benigno S. Aquino Jr., Pre-Martial Law Years; 1972-1982, Martial Law Years; 1983-1986, People Power; and 1986-1992, Corazon C. Aquino, President of the Republic of the Philippines.

The design and concept were a product of the collaborative work of Dan Lichauco and Joel Enriquez.

The museum’s centerpieces are still Ninoy’s shirt stained with blood (tangible proof of his martyrdom), and the replica of his prison cell (a physical manifestation of his travails).

Those 20 years old and younger would view Ninoy as the closest to a hero. What would perhaps move them is the emotion evoked by the audiovisual presentation shown to visitors as part of the museum run.

Ninoy’s stuff during his detention are seen inside the replica of his prison cell—a white coffee mug adorned with blades of wheat and grains, his green Torpedo typewriter, rubber slippers dented by his weight, books, stainless steel pans and plastic pails.

Outside the cell, hanging on the walls, are verses excerpted from Ninoy’s poem, “Solitary Confinement,” and framed in wood.

The poem written on April 22, 1973, breathes life into the replica and transports the viewer almost 40 years back into Ninoy’s “living tomb,” his own description of the cell where “even saints are forced to cry because angels grow horns.”

The nationalist fervor stops at the People Power episode of the exhibit, marked by the famous photograph of Candidate Cory with arms outstretched amid the multitudes that listened to her call for civil disobedience.

The exhibit is capped by a desert that seems incongruent to what it originally wanted to evoke. The emotional high is lost as one exits.

What follows is a showroom of Cory’s memorabilia as president, dominated by expensive gifts from other heads of state, embassies and members of royalty.

One of a kind

Expected to be completed in 10 months to a year, the redesigned Aquino Museum will be one of a kind, Nazareno says.

There will be more focus on the individual achievements of Ninoy and Cory, and the time zones will be divided into 10 salas (or halls) set in a continuum.

The museum will be presented in narrative form. There will only be one entrance and one exit, so that a visitor has to complete each sala before moving on to the next.

Multimedia will be used, evoking the atmosphere of each period without the visitor having to watch a documentary at the audiovisual room.

For example, Sala 5 is labeled “Hindi Ka Nag-iisa” (You Are Not Alone). It represents Ninoy’s assassination, which was the catalyst of the 1986 People Power Revolution, and is highlighted by a simple memorial with his bloodstained shirt.

Sala 7 is the “People Power Hall.” Says Nazareno: “Rather than a space representing a mere sense of celebration, we wanted to create a sala where people could reflect on the journey of the people’s struggle for regaining democracy, culminating in People Power.”

Sala 9 is called “Citizen Cory,” representing her importance and influence in modern Philippine politics and culture beyond her presidency.

The hall labeled “The Meaning of Democracy” is the final sala. Here, Nazareno says, questions are posed to visitors: Who is Ninoy to you? Who is Cory to you? What is democracy to you?

“It hopes to make museum-goers internalize the many sacrifices endured and to reawaken their zeal in the seemingly simple concept called democracy,” he says.

Nazareno says that if comparisons are to be made, the closest that the new design can be compared to is that of the museum dedicated to assassinated US President John F. Kennedy.

‘Rejuvenating experience’

How he and his team put the new design together was a “rejuvenating experience,” Nazareno says.

He was barely 5 years old when Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law in September 1972. His family led a rather comfortable life; they migrated to California but came back more than a year later.

“I had a chance to watch ‘The Last Journey of Ninoy’ when I first visited the Aquino Center in Tarlac,” Nazareno recalls.

“My family supported the Marcoses in the snap election of 1986, and I barely knew who Ninoy was then. That movie changed my perspective on many things. I had not realized, until then, the extent of the sacrifices Ninoy, Cory and their family had to endure,” he says.

“The short but powerful experience” of reliving Ninoy’s life and times through the movie made Nazareno realize that the best way to convey the message to museum-goers was an “experiential approach.”

“With our design, our team hopes to evoke as much of the emotions that [Ninoy and Cory’s] lives elicited in the course of the unfolding of Philippine history in the past 40 years,” he says.

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REAWAKENING DEMOCRACY is the theme of the Aquino Museum redesign competition which held its awarding rites early this month at Hacienda Luisita in Tarlac with 3 of the 5 children of Ninoy and Cory—Pinky, Viel and Ballsy—in attendance. At left, President Benigno Aquino III is juxtaposed with the last photo of his father (on exhibit at the Aquino Museum) taken minutes before he was killed at the Manila airport. ARNOLD ALMACEN

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May expansion ang Puregold at ang alam ko approved na ng SEC ang application nila ng kanilang initial public offerings (IPO). Nakalagay sa article posted in Launion Thread na may ilalagay silang branch sa Tarlac City, hopefully iba lang eto yung nasa Capas Tarlac.:)

New Tarlac Road partly operational in late 2012

by Jenniffer B. Austria

A consortium led by San Miguel Corp. and the Consunji group plans to open half of the 88.5-kilometer Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway to the public by November next year.

DMCI Holdings president Isidro Consunji said the first phase of the project covering a 44-kilometer stretch from Tarlac to Carmen in Pangasinan would be partly operational. The Tarlac-Gerona stretch would be operational by April while the Gerona-Carmen phase would open in November 2012.

The second phase covering 44.5 kilometers from Carmen to Rosario in La Union will be completed by 2014.

The consortium has obtained a term credit facility worth P11.5 billion from a syndicate of banks led by Banco de Oro Unibank to build the project. Other participating banks are the state-owned Development Bank of the Philippines and the Land Bank of the Philippines.

The proponent of Tarlac-La Union is Private Infra Dev Corp., an all-Filipino group composed of San Miguel through unit Rapid Thoroughfares Inc., DMCI Group and D.M. Wenceslao & Associates Inc.

The project is expected to cut travel time from Manila to Baguio to three hours from the present six hours at an average speed of 80 kilometers per hour.

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headline sa sunstar pampanga ngayon "tarlac official oppose mblacat citihud" dhil daw sa land dispute between mabalacat and bamban kaya nagpasa ng resolusyon ang sanggunyan panlalawigan supported by gov. yap tapoz sinabmit sa senate.
nakupo nahaluhan na ng pulitika in danger ngayon ang mblacat citihud my hadlang. in my opinion hndi na dpat nkialam ang mga official about the cityhud bill dpat i settle nalang ito in court about the land dispute. hndi ba nila alam na makikinaban. din ang bamban pag nging city ang pagunlad dhil mabilis ang pagunlad pag nging city ito at magspill over ang mga biznez at subdivisìon sa bamban dhil magkalapit lng sila.

ano kaya ang meron sa pinagaagawan lupa jan? siguro jan nkabaon ang kayamanan ni yamashita ha.. ha..

Palagay ko na-settle na yung issue na iyan dahil may idinagdag sa bill na in case maging city ang Mabalacat, di eto maapektuhan ang issue sa land dispute ng dalawang bayan.

Yes, agree ako diyan. Pag naging city ang Mabalacat posibleng mag spill over ang progress papunta sa Bamban and even Capas. Pag napuno ang Mabalacat ng mga puede nilang i-develop na residential/commercial, papuntang North na sila.:)

Lalo pa kung mag full blast ang Diosdado Macapagal International Airport at ipagpatuloy ang North Rail project. Kailangan talagang magkaroon ng high speed train mula Clark/DMIA para mabilis ang biyahe ng mga passengers/goods papuntang Manila and vice versa.

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Lapus denies co-authoring Mabalacat cityhood bill
The Philippine Star Updated July 13, 2011 12:00 AM 0 comment to this post

MANILA, Philippines - Rep. Jeci Lapus yesterday denied reports that accused him of “negligently abandoning” the third district of Tarlac by co-authoring House Bill 2509/4736 seeking the conversion of Mabalacat town in Pampanga into a component city.

Tarlac provincial board members made the accusation as they who opposed the bill’s passage since there is still a pending boundary dispute between the Tarlac town of Bamban and Mabalacat.

In a statement to The STAR, Lapus said he never co-authored the House bill and that even on the official website of Congress, one would see an official listing of all the measures he co-authored.

“HB 2509/4736 was never included. But the provincial board officials did not even bother to check the information before they made baseless allegations,” he said.

Lapus said that while the bill was pending, his office requested the Department of Environment and Natural Resources to have the disputed portion resurveyed.

“We found out that only 8,318 hectares was included as the land area certified by Land Management Bureau for the municipality of Mabalacat,” he said.

Lapus added: “The disputed 6,000 hectares was not clearly established. Hence, we requested that the political boundary map issued to Mabalacat be retracted.”

Lapus said he then ensured that his district will not be prejudiced by the cityhood, stating that a provision in Section 2 of the bill’s House version was included to protect his district on the pending territorial dispute.

As stated in the last paragraph of the section (line 22-28), the “foregoing provision shall be without prejudice to the resolution by the appropriate agency or forum of any boundary dispute or case involving questions of territorial jurisdiction between Mabalacat City and the adjoining local government units; Provided: That the territorial jurisdiction of the disputed area or areas shall remain with the local government unit which has existing administrative supervision over said area or areas until final resolution of the case.”

Lapus said a third reading copy of HB 4736 was given to Bamban officials.

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ano kaya ang meron sa pinagaagawan lupa jan? siguro jan nkabaon ang kayamanan ni yamashita ha.. ha..

Walang Yamashita treasure he he pero malaki rin kung 6,000 hectares ang pinag-aagawan, halos kasing laki pala ng Luisita, saka di ba may Sacobia river dun at may quarrying din, at malaki ang kita ng province and municipality sa quarrying fees.

Malapit din iyan sa Clark na papadevelop ng husto.:)

Pampanga towns cityhood bid opposed
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CITY OF SAN FERNANDO  The Tarlac Provincial Board recently passed a resolution informing the Congress bicameral committee of the formers opposition to a Pampanga towns cityhood bid.

Tarlac Governor Victor Yap approved the resolution that also highlights the current boundary dispute between the Municipality of Bamban, Tarlac and the the Municipality of Mabalacat, Pampanga, which is subject of a petition for Mandamus and is pending before the Supreme Court on a petition for review.
"This Sanggunian hereby manifests its opposition to the approval of House Bill No. 2509 and to any document or survey plan showing the inclusion of the area, subject to the boundary dispute between Bamban and Mabalacat, the Tarlac Provincial Board said in resolution.

The Tarlac Provincial Board also asked the bicameral committee to further review and deliberate or amend the house bill with the boundary dispute in proper perspective.

In 2008, tension rose between the two municipalities when Bamban started to exert its alleged right over the areas being occupied by Barangay Calumpang, Mabalacat along Sacobia River.

It was learned that portions of Sacobia belong to Mabalacat and Bamban.

Earlier, barangay officials of Calumpang complained that a Bamban-based quarry operator has been hauling sand from within the territorial jurisdiction of the village.

Last year, Mabalacat Mayor Marino Morales said the Calumpang area along the disputed boundary has long been under the jurisdiction of Mabalacat
eanwhile, the Tarlac board is asking the Senate to include a specific provision in the cityhood bill that its approval should not prejudice the outcome or final resolution of the pending boundary dispute. (Ian Ocampo Flora)

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yan ang latest news today lang. tama ka sir malaki lupa at my quarry kaya pinagaagawan i smell sumthing fishy. straigh to the point na tayo ang ugat ng agawan ng iilan opisyal ng pampanga at tarlac ay dahil sa PERA, MONEY, SALAPI, DATUNG. milyon milyon b nman ang kita sa QUARRY that is reality in pinas hay nku., kailan kaya magbabago ang mga minamahal ntin kagalang galang na pulitiko. sana lng ay wag madamay ang cityhood ng mabalacat dito dhil gaya ng sabi ko pag nging ito spill over ng biznez at residential ay mapupunta sa capaz, bamban, at concepcion dhil kpitbahay lang nila mabalacat at clark.

yan ang latest news today lang. tama ka sir malaki lupa at my quarry kaya pinagaagawan i smell sumthing fishy. straigh to the point na tayo ang ugat ng agawan ng iilan opisyal ng pampanga at tarlac ay dahil sa PERA, MONEY, SALAPI, DATUNG. milyon milyon b nman ang kita sa QUARRY that is reality in pinas hay nku., kailan kaya magbabago ang mga minamahal ntin kagalang galang na pulitiko. sana lng ay wag madamay ang cityhood ng mabalacat dito dhil gaya ng sabi ko pag nging ito spill over ng biznez at residential ay mapupunta sa capaz, bamban, at concepcion dhil kpitbahay lang nila mabalacat at clark.

Mag-antay na lang tayo sa update ng cityhood bill ng Mabalacat sa Senate, noong July pa yata ang board resolution na iyan ng Tarlac Provincial government. Para sa akin, ok lang na pag-agawan ang lupa at mapunta sa totoong nagmamay-ari depende sa resulta ng proceedings sa court kung ang objective nila ay para sa public welfare ng kanilang nasasakupan at kung magkaganun maging transparent sila sa kung magkano ang kikitain nito at kung papano eto gagastusin.

Good Day, Stress Away! It's time to relax this long weekend! Enjoy your vacation more with a trip to SM Department Store TARLAC! Rejuvenate with a new look! Big discounts await you from a wide array of merchandise from August 26-30, 2011. Plus get a chance to win 1 of 150 iPad 2 when you shop using your ATM card! So, celebrate your LONG WEEKEND shopping only here at SM DEPARTMENT STORE TARLAC! Per Dti-NCR Permit No. 7354, Series of 2011.

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Guys daan kayo sa SM Tarlac this coming long weekend, may sale pala sila.:)

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Mt. Damas, San Clemente Tarlac

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"Mt. Damas may arguably have the distinction of being the most scenic mountain in Tarlac. One of the more exciting highlights, aside from the captivating sunrise amid the morning clouds is the 2 and a half hour descent to Ubod falls. Again, the trail is not well established and the slope gets steeper as you descend towards the river from this point 15 minutes of river trekking will take you to Si-eL falls, (named after the school were all of the first explorers were studying). Another 30 minutes of river trekking will lead you to the 120 foot Ubod falls. From there, one can have lunch and explore the area."

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dlawa b ang buildng ng SM tarlac tig ilang floor? at my new look b un dept store nrenovate b?
btw @T.A nsaan na un mga pakners mo bumagal ang thread. si dustin bieber kamuzta na kaya? he.. he..

dlawa b ang buildng ng SM tarlac tig ilang floor? at my new look b un dept store nrenovate b?
btw @T.A nsaan na un mga pakners mo bumagal ang thread. si dustin bieber kamuzta na kaya? he.. he..

Di ka pa ba natuloy nakapasyal sa SM Tarlac, he he? Dalawang buildings ang SM doon, yung main saka yung car park building, tig-apat na palapag. Kung sanay ka sa malalaking malls sa Manila at sa SM Pampanga, medyo maliliitan ka. Pero ayos na rin, may apat na cinema. Malaki pa ang lote nila sa likod for future expansion. Bago lang ang dept store, 1 year palang bale ang SM dun kaya wala pang renovation.:)

Dustin Beiber, he he, bago iyan ah, wala na akong balita kay Dustin. Si Francis busy lang siguro.:)

Tarlac foods:

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Di ka pa ba natuloy nakapasyal sa SM Tarlac, he he? Dalawang buildings ang SM doon, yung main saka yung car park building, tig-apat na palapag. Kung sanay ka sa malalaking malls sa Manila at sa SM Pampanga, medyo maliliitan ka. Pero ayos na rin, may apat na cinema. Malaki pa ang lote nila sa likod for future expansion. Bago lang ang dept store, 1 year palang bale ang SM dun kaya wala pang renovation.:)

Dustin Beiber, he he, bago iyan ah, wala na akong balita kay Dustin. Si Francis busy lang siguro.:)



hnd pa me nkpasyal this year punta ako. my npuntalan knb mall s pmpAnga? ok na yan mlaki nman cgru ksi SM CITY siya un maliit ay SM CENTER. maganda siya modern base s pixture nkita ko d2.

dba nsa U.S siya busy cgru sa dami ng Gig. baby.. baby.. baby.. 0oh.. he he (dustin joke lng ha para msaya).

un puregold sa capaz kailn opening?
ano klase puregold siya?
tatlo kasi yan
1. puregold
2. puregold jr.
3. puregold extra

Ah, di ko pa alam kung kailan ang opening ng Puregold Capas. Don't know pa kung saang category siya mag fafall. Ano ang mas malaki Puregold Jr. or Puregold Extra. Guess ko, Puregold Jr. ang Capas.

Wala pa akong napuntahang malls sa Pampanga. Gusto ko ring makapamasyal dun pag may time. Noong wala pa sigurong SM sa amin sa Tarlac, doon nag mamall ang mga tao, lalo na sa Clark.

PSE Oks Puregold, Calapan Ventures IPOs
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Posted at 08/26/2011

MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine Stock Exchange has approved the initial public offerings (IPO) of supermarket chain Puregold Price Club Inc. and water utility Calapan Ventures Inc.

Puregold, which operates 72 stores across the country, will raise up to P12.4 billion from the sale of 600 million common shares for as much as P18 apiece, with another 90 million shares allotted for a greenshoe option.

The maximum offer price is 14% higher than originally planned, while the offer size was reduced from 700 million shares.

Based on the approved timetable, Puregold will set the final price of the shares on Sept. 21 and start offering them on Sept. 23 until 29. It plans to list the shares on Oct. 5.

Puregold will use the proceeds to settle debts and finance store expansion.

Puregold said it was spending P6.26 billion in capital expenditures from 2011 to 2013 to put up new stores in Davao, Rizal, Cavite, Bataan, Pangasinan, Baguio City, Ilocos Norte, Caloocan, Bulacan, Camarines Sur, Laguna, Quezon City, Legaspi City, Iloilo City, Leyte, Cebu City, Tarlac City, La Union and Albay.

Meanwhile, Calapan Ventures, a subsidiary of listed Jolliville Holdings Corp. had planned to sell P168 million shares via IPO in 2010. It said it would use the proceeds mainly to expand its water services in Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro.

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/business/08/26/11/pse-oks-puregold-calapan-ventures-ipos

Malamang, malaking Puregold ang ilalagay sa Tarlac City, para sa akin, mas maganda ang location kung sa McArthur Highway itayo, malapit sa SM.:)

PLDT Camiling Branch

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Tarlac foods:

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uy waaaaawww nagimasen! :eat:

Wen naimas dayta, mga pagkain sa Norte, bunga ng malunggay, ar-arusip, tinuno nga lames at kalderetang kambing.:)

may on going construction sa may dating pantranco ... walang tarp o render pero medyo malaki yung coverage :)

Di kaya diyan ang gagawing Puregold Tarlac City, iyan yung sinasabi natin noon pa na magandang pagtayuan ng business establishment.

Mahaba-haba yung frontage ng City Walk, nakita ko kahapon. Yung EBY Plaza, pulido ang pagkakagawa pero di pa tapos. May tenant na sila, isang convenience store with pharmacy at yung isa, bar and grill restaurant with live acoustic band, open lang siguro eto pag gabi.:)

Mahaba-haba yung frontage ng City Walk, nakita ko kahapon. Yung EBY Plaza, pulido ang pagkakagawa pero di pa tapos. May tenant na sila, isang convinient store with pharmacy at yung isa, bar and grill restaurant with live acoustic band, open lang siguro eto pag gabi.:)

so nakita mo rin sir yung frame nya na sinasabi ko?

Patapos na rin ang Carworld, Inc 2nd branch sa tabi ng SM, for finishing na rin ang SOGO, apat na palapag lang pala eto.

Seven na pala ang 7 Eleven sa Tarlac City, di natin naibilang yung sa San Rafael, sa may Gasoline Station. Nakita ko kahapon, 4 sa stretch ng McArthur highway, 2 sa Tanedo, at isa sa University area.:)

so nakita mo rin sir yung frame nya na sinasabi ko?

Yes, di ko pa ma-foresee kung ano ang magiging hitsura nito kasi may nakatakip ng bakod.

Di naman daw masyadong malakas ang bagyo dito noong Friday at Saturday, paulan-ulan lang gaya sa Manila.

Mayor: Boundary dispute won’t affect Mabalacat cityhood

By Reynaldo G. Navales
Sunday, August 28, 2011

MABALACAT - The ongoing boundary dispute between Mabalacat, Pampanga and Bamban, Tarlac will have no bearing on this town’s bid for cityhood, Mayor Marino Morales said.

Morales said House Bill 4736 provides a colatilla that if Mabalacat becomes a city, its conversion shall be without prejudice to the outcome of any border dispute or question of territorial jurisdiction.

Morales clarified that Barangay Calumpang, which is the subject of the territorial dispute, is not included in the political boundary map of the proposed Mabalacat City.

More from this artice: http://www.sunstar.com.ph/pampanga/local-news/2011/08/28/mayor-boundary-dispute-won-t-affect-mabalacat-cityhood-175890

Di naman daw masyadong malakas ang bagyo dito noong Friday at Saturday, paulan-ulan lang gaya sa Manila.

so nung friday ka pa nasa tarlac?

Saturday lang, kagabi. Noong Friday sana kaso malakas din ang ulan at hangin sa Manila.:)

I love the video!!! Better than DOT!!! :banana::banana::banana:

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@ 3:26 ... Capas National Shrine
@ 3:41 ... Capas Death March Memorial (not in Bataan)
@ 3:54 ... Monasterio de Tarlac

Very nice video, dala-dala nito ang pagiging tatak Filipino.Nice post Perseus, kung di mo naisulat yung tatlong tourist spots sa province di ko kaagad mapapansin. I'm proud to be Pinoy!:)

Very nice video, dala-dala nito ang pagiging tatak Filipino.Nice post Perseus, kung di mo naisulat yung tatlong tourist spots sa province di ko kaagad mapapansin. I'm proud to be Pinoy!:)


may mali nga sa video, yung death march marker sa capas naicredit sa bataan.
Ang alam kong monument sa bataan ay yung Eternal Flame at yung Dambana ng Kagitingan (the giant cross)

Yes, yung malaking cross na matatanaw pag pupunta ka ng Subic. Dapat pala ang inilagay Capas Death March marker.

medyo hindi pulido yung researcher ng kung sino man ang may gawa nyang video ...

kahit dun sa isang local channel dito sa AC... mali yung 8 provinces na nagrerepresent ng 8 rays of the sun... ang ginawa ko tumawag ako sa station nila... :ohno: :lol:

Ninoy Aquino day Medical/dental mission

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Thanks to Tarlac Tourism

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001461471919#!/photo.php?fbid=210685932323454&set=a.140982689293779.28011.100001461471919&type=1&theater

medyo hindi pulido yung researcher ng kung sino man ang may gawa nyang video ...

kahit dun sa isang local channel dito sa AC... mali yung 8 provinces na nagrerepresent ng 8 rays of the sun... ang ginawa ko tumawag ako sa station nila... :ohno: :lol:

Alin sa 8 provinces ang na-omit baka Tarlac?:)

May ginanap palang audition ang Showtime sa Tarlac City Plazuela noong August 28, 2011. Madami kayang nakapasok sa final showdown?:)

Alin sa 8 provinces ang na-omit baka Tarlac?:)

sinabi mo pa sir! I wouldnt go the extra mile pero wala ba naman ang tarlac... thats a big crime to history :ohno:

sinabi mo pa sir! I wouldnt go the extra mile pero wala ba naman ang tarlac... thats a big crime to history :ohno:

Maski sa ibang articles dito sa Internet, iba-iba ang version, inilalagay nila Bataan instead of Tarlac. Like this one:

"But on 1898, while on exile at Hong Kong, Emilio Aguinaldo made another banner flag. This time the flag have a freemasonry triangle symbol with three stars on the corners and a sun with a face or a mythical sun on the center, Which according to him, the eight rays of the sun represents the eight provinces that revolted against the Spanish ruling, namely Manila Philippines, Pampanga Philippines, Cavite Philippines, Bulacan Philippines, Nueva Ecija Philippines, Bataan Philippines, Laguna Philippines, and Batangas Philippines. While the three stars represents: Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao."

http://thephilippines.ph/the_philippines_guide/the-evolution-of-the-flag-of-the-philippines/

Another article:

Mysteries behind the Philippine Flag:
(only an excerpt)

"The three stars on the Philippine flag symbolize Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. The 8 rays represent the 8 provinces that took part in the revolution against the Spain; Manila, Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga/Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Bataan, Laguna and Batangas. Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista, who wrote the Philippine Declaration of Independence, who read and explained it on the occasion of its proclamation on June 12, 1898 added that these eight provinces were declared in a state of war almost from the start of the revolution. It says that the white triangle of Masonry signifies the emblem of the Katipunan, the secret society that opposed Spanish rule."

"The slash on "Pampanga/Tarlac" is mine, the NHC wanted to take "Bataan" out of the original eight provinces that took part in the initial revolution against the Spain and replaced by "Tarlac." Pampanga borders Tarlac and its confusing how Aquinaldo or Jocson who claimed they designed the flag missed this problem. How can they forget the great and honest Gen. Francisco Makabulos and Gen. Servillano Aquino the grand father of Ninoy Aquino who are both from Tarlac? Aguinaldo made his last stand in Tarlac before he fled to the mountainous North where he was eventually captured by the Americans. It was in Tarlac where the Republic fell as the Philippine-American War deteriorated into scattered guerrilla operations. "

Read more:

http://banlawkasaysayan.multiply.com/photos/album/17/MYSTERIES_BEHIND_THE_PHILIPPINE_FLAG

may on going construction sa may dating pantranco ... walang tarp o render pero medyo malaki yung coverage :)

Nakita ko eto kanina Francis, may stripe na yellow paint yung bakod he he. Ang galing ng puesto, crossroad kasi siya, another landmark eto ng city sa north ng McArthur Highway.:):cheers::banana:

I also noticed other projects under construction along the highway aside from the old Pantranco Terminal and City Walk:

1. 2 storey commercial building with future gasoline station near Jecson Medical Center
2. 2 storey commercial building in Barangay San Rafael
3. Grand Square and Residences (former Cityview Hotel)
4. Creston Academy also in Bgy.San Rafael

Di pala daw natuloy yung Teletech sa Robinson's Luisita building, sayang. Dami rin sanang na-employ yun na employees kung nagkataon.

mukhang naglilibot ka talaga sir kapag nauwi ka sa atin :) yung sa pantranco, hindi mo ba natanong kung anong itinatayo nila?

He he. Tinanong ko yung nagtitinda sa malapit sabi mall daw, pero di niya masabi kung anong mall. Sana Puregold, kasi di ba may kulay yellow ang Puregold. May kuha ako, pasimple nga lang kasi baka masita ako, saka medyo malayo, upload ko later.:)

Another article:

Mysteries behind the Philippine Flag:
(only an excerpt)

"The three stars on the Philippine flag symbolize Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. The 8 rays represent the 8 provinces that took part in the revolution against the Spain; Manila, Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga/Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Bataan, Laguna and Batangas. Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista, who wrote the Philippine Declaration of Independence, who read and explained it on the occasion of its proclamation on June 12, 1898 added that these eight provinces were declared in a state of war almost from the start of the revolution. It says that the white triangle of Masonry signifies the emblem of the Katipunan, the secret society that opposed Spanish rule."

"The slash on "Pampanga/Tarlac" is mine, the NHC wanted to take "Bataan" out of the original eight provinces that took part in the initial revolution against the Spain and replaced by "Tarlac." Pampanga borders Tarlac and its confusing how Aquinaldo or Jocson who claimed they designed the flag missed this problem. How can they forget the great and honest Gen. Francisco Makabulos and Gen. Servillano Aquino the grand father of Ninoy Aquino who are both from Tarlac? Aguinaldo made his last stand in Tarlac before he fled to the mountainous North where he was eventually captured by the Americans. It was in Tarlac where the Republic fell as the Philippine-American War deteriorated into scattered guerrilla operations. "

Read more:

http://banlawkasaysayan.multiply.com/photos/album/17/MYSTERIES_BEHIND_THE_PHILIPPINE_FLAG

ano raw? tatanggalin ang tarlac para ipalit sa bataan to represent 1 of the 8 rays of the sun in PH flag? I think historians should re-read and review history. baka naman wala pang Bataan province noon siguro

He he. Tinanong ko yung nagtitinda sa malapit sabi mall daw, pero di niya masabi kung anong mall. Sana Puregold, kasi di ba may kulay yellow ang Puregold. May kuha ako, pasimple nga lang kasi baka masita ako, saka medyo malayo, upload ko later.:)

mall? sobrang dadami ang mall kung sakali. Hindi naman kaya Savemore kasi sabi mo yellow. Kasi puregold is light green and dark green.

Hindi, sa pagkakaintindi ko, NHC ang may gusto na ilagay ang Tarlac instead of Bataan ang isa sa mga 8 rays sa Philippine Flag. Aguinaldo version kasi yung may Bataan.

mall? sobrang dadami ang mall kung sakali. Hindi naman kaya Savemore kasi sabi mo yellow. Kasi puregold is light green and dark green.

Di ako makapag rely na mall nga eto, saka parang maliit yung site kung mall. May yellow ang Puregold.:)

mukhang naglilibot ka talaga sir kapag nauwi ka sa atin :)

Kung ok lang sana ang panahon, mas nakapaglibot pa ako lalo na sa Capas National Shrine saka sa Eco Park kaso ulan ng ulan. Kaya napansin ko din di masyadong madami ang mga umuwi.

Hindi, sa pagkakaintindi ko, NHC ang may gusto na ilagay ang Tarlac instead of Bataan ang isa sa mga 8 rays sa Philippine Flag. Aguinaldo version kasi yung may Bataan.


other than that, yan ang itinuro sa amin sa aming history class

Di ako makapag rely na mall nga eto, saka parang maliit yung site kung mall. May yellow ang Puregold.:)

oo nga sir may yellow nga, pero sa mga signages nya madalas nakalagay at mas prominent yung yellow sa mga puregold jr at extra :)

oo nga sir may yellow nga, pero sa mga signages nya madalas nakalagay at mas prominent yung yellow sa mga puregold jr at extra :)

Ha ha. Kanina nga may nadaanan ako Puregold Extra sa may Bonifacio Ave, sa Q.C., prominent yung yellow sa harap nila. Antay na lang natin kung ano yung itatayong establishment doon.

eh yung puregold sa capas sir nakita mo?

eh yung puregold sa capas sir nakita mo?

he he. Iyan yung di ko nakita, kasi after ng Luisita, nakatulog na ako sa bus, then noong magising ako malapit na kami sa Dau.:lol:

Tarlac landfill eyed for Baguio trash
abs-cbnNEWS.com

MANILA, Philippines - A huge pile of garbage at a dumpsite in Irisan, Baguio City will be brought to a landfill in Capas, Tarlac, government officials said Tuesday.

Environment Secretary Ramon Paje told ANC that the retaining wall of the dumpsite collapsed because it failed to withstand the volume of water unleashed by Typhoon "Mina."

Paje said the dumpsite should have been closed as early as 2006 since the plan for the facility was to convert it into a waste segregation plant.

After the dumpsite's retaining wall gave way, 8 houses were buried in garbage and at least 5 people were killed.

More from this article: http://rp1.abs-cbnnews.com/anc/08/30/11/tarlac-landfill-eyed-baguio-trash

Mayantoc Sceneries:

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Thanks to Mayantoc-Summer Capital of Tarlac Facebook Album
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1313749924013&set=o.289432388883&type=3&theater

I've heard that the Mayantoc bridge collapsed last July 4, 2010 was already replaced with a new one. The bridge is a vital one since it connects the town proper to ten barangays in the West. This was rebuilt through Pnoy's presidential bridge program administered by DPWH. Thanks Pnoy and congratz Mayantoc people.:)

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/21195

This is the new bridge.
Thanks to Mon Corpuz

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http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5227/5549235029_3d294b9419_o.jpg

http://www.pinoyphotography.org/forum/index.php?action=printpage;topic=71574.0

Photo of the collapsed bridge more than a year ago.

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http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=140054346010958&set=o.289432388883&type=3&theater

This is the new bridge.
Thanks to Mon Corpuz

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5134/5549239955_be0dd9d86b_o.jpg

http://www.pinoyphotography.org/forum/index.php?action=printpage;topic=71574.0

Wow, buti na lang at pinalitan ng steel bridge at medyo napaganda ang tulay...

ang gusto kong mag collapse ay yung Ninoy Aquino Bridge sa may San Isidro
kasi balita ko eh luma na rin yata yun at noon pang panahon ni tita cory naipagawa...
para naman mapalitan sya ng bago kasi ang pangit pangit ng design nya ...
sana mapalitan sya ng arch bridge na kamukha nung sa Bamban .... hehehehe

Wow, buti na lang at pinalitan ng steel bridge at medyo napaganda ang tulay...

ang gusto kong mag collapse ay yung Ninoy Aquino Bridge sa may San Isidro
kasi balita ko eh luma na rin yata yun at noon pang panahon ni tita cory naipagawa...
para naman mapalitan sya ng bago kasi ang pangit pangit ng design nya ...
sana mapalitan sya ng arch bridge na kamukha nung sa Bamban .... hehehehe

Naku, huwag namang mag-collapse mamya, isa ako sa ma-aksidente doon.:lol: I suggest dagdagan na lang ng aesthetic design tapos lightings sa gabi, puede nilang gayahin yung bridges sa ibang cities. Pero i-consider nila yung life span ng bridge kasi yung Mayantoc inabot ng 40 years, kung approximately ginawa ang Aquino bridge noong 1988, 23 years palang eto.

Kung ganoon, panahon pala ni Cory nagawa ang bridge na yun, kasama na yung Aquino Avenue na nakadugtong sa Romulo Highway, kung saan located ngayon ang mga educational institutions at Tarlac I.T Park, saka yung Ninoy Aquino Boulevard na extension ngayon ng Tarlac City downtown area. Dami kasing nagsasabi na walang nagawa si Cory noong panahon niya sa province.

Kung may major projects na gagawin sa Tarlac sa panahon ni Pnoy, para sa akin:

1.Malaking hospital with modern facilities, pag-aralan nila kung ilan pang buildings ang kailangan para ma-accomodate lahat ang mga kababayang pasyente sa TPH na di maka-afford ng high cost sa private hospitals. Makakatulong din siguro kung matuloy yung balita dati na gagawing Tarlac City Hospital. Makakabawas sa mga pasyente na pumupunta sa TPH.

2. Completion of Balog-Balog Dam

3. More companies (local investors, BPO's, export oriented to be located in IT and industrial parks), thus taking advantage of the new infrastructures in the province such as SCTEX and TPLEX.

4. Construction of eastern boulevard, with center island/lamp posts, connecting the city center to the expressways in the east allowing expansion of the capital city.

Idagdag ko na rin, ipagpatuloy ang Northrail project phase 1, tapos itutuloy na lang ng susunod na president para makarating sa Tarlac and other northern provinces. Tapos if possible, revival ng UP-Tarlac.:)

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http://www.facebook.com/#!/photo.php?fbid=203130809750668&set=a.128517317212018.21073.128168450580238&type=1&theater

Naku, huwag namang mag-collapse mamya, isa ako sa ma-aksidente doon.:lol: I suggest dagdagan na lang ng aesthetic design tapos lightings sa gabi, puede nilang gayahin yung bridges sa ibang cities. Pero i-consider nila yung life span ng bridge kasi yung Mayantoc inabot ng 40 years, kung approximately ginawa ang Aquino bridge noong 1988, 23 years palang eto.

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collapsed sya as in yung walang masasaktan syempre :)

Kung ganoon, panahon pala ni Cory nagawa ang bridge na yun, kasama na yung Aquino Avenue na nakadugtong sa Romulo Highway, kung saan located ngayon ang mga educational institutions at Tarlac I.T Park, saka yung Ninoy Aquino Boulevard na extension ngayon ng Tarlac City downtown area. Dami kasing nagsasabi na walang nagawa si Cory noong panahon niya sa province.

my father once told me how all the funds supposedly intended for various infra projects were misappropriated
as evidenced by the cases filed against a former governor :ohno:

featured kanina sa KRIS TV ang Monasterio de Tarlac at ang ISDAAN Floating Restaurant :)

may exposition of the HOLY RELIC pala sa Sept. 13 and 14, the whole 2 days sya. Lahat ng pupunta will get a chance to view the HOLY RELIC OF THE TRUE CROSS OF CHRIST, kasi po lahat ng pumila eh patatapusin nila :)

Then may 'working farms' pala sa part ng Monasterio wherein they grow organic veggies, rice, and coffee. :)

May travel tours na rin pala sa mga water resort sa Mayantoc sabi ni Gov. Yap. :)

sabi ni KRIS, she will help market the organic produce since marami
raw syang kakilala who are into a more healthy lifestyle:)

my father once told me how all the funds supposedly intended for various infra projects were misappropriated
as evidenced by the cases filed against a former governor :ohno:

Yes, nabasa ko nga rin iyan, kaya siguro di na rin siya masyadong nagbuhos ng project sa province noong panahon niya.:ohno:

Pero emagine kung wala yung Ninoy Aquino Boulevard, mas lalo sigurong congested ngayon ang McArthur highway sa Tarlac at mas lalong affected ang mga travellers na papuntang Manila at Baguio.

featured kanina sa KRIS TV ang Monasterio de Tarlac at ang ISDAAN Floating Restaurant :)

may exposition of the HOLY RELIC pala sa Sept. 13 and 14, the whole 2 days sya. Lahat ng pupunta will get a chance to view the HOLY RELIC OF THE TRUE CROSS OF CHRIST, kasi po lahat ng pumila eh patatapusin nila :)

Then may 'working farms' pala sa part ng Monasterio wherein they grow organic veggies, rice, and coffee. :)

May travel tours na rin pala sa mga water resort sa Mayantoc sabi ni Gov. Yap. :)

sabi ni KRIS, she will help market the organic produce since marami
raw syang kakilala who are into a more healthy lifestyle:)

Wow, salamat sa info. Palagay ko malaki ang maitutulong ni Kris diyan, saka sa larangan din ng tourism di lang sa province kundi sa buong bansa.

Tuwing kailan kaya ang Tourism Week sa province? Ilang taon na kaya eto ginagawa?:)

For those who want to visit Tarlac, here is the new official website. View different tourist attractions by navigating the Panoramic View Menu in the left side.:)

http://tarlacprovince.com

Monasterio de Tarlac Photos
by Rob Pinzon

http://www.flickr.com/photos/robpinzon/page229/

Congratulations to sir Benny Samson Soliman of Tarlac State University!


Top 10 August 2011 Guidance and Counselling Board Examination:

1 MARIA AGNES AGBAYANI BUQUID
ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C.
85.35

2 STEPHANIE ANNE CRUZ LU
ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C.
84.65

3 MARICRIS PAYAGEN LAD-EY
DON MARIANO MARCOS MEMORIAL STATE UNIVERSITY AGOO
84.25

4 GLAIZA ANN LAZATIN DIZON
UNIVERSITY OF THE ASSUMPTION
83.50

5 REBECCA VERDUN LANES
UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE
83.40

6 FLORENCE TAMPOS LADION
ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY-Q.C.
83.30

7 TERESITA AGUDO AGGABAO
EMILIO AGUINALDO COLLEGE MANILA
82.95

8 BENNY SAMSON SOLIMAN
TARLAC STATE UNIVERSITY (TARLAC COLLEGE OF TECH.)
82.85

9 BERNADETTE MICHELLE PAREDES DAILISAN
ATENEO DE DAVAO UNIVERSITY
82.80

10 MICHAEL BRIAN SUGUILON ARCEDAS
UNIVERSITY OF SAINT LA SALLE
82.75

KRISTINE PANTALEON MONTON
SAINT JOSEPH'S COLLEGE OF QUEZON CITY
82.75

MARY ROSE REYES REYNALDO
PHILIPPINE NORMAL UNIVERSITY-MANILA
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good schools ha!

Tarlac eye center opens state-of-the-art facility

By PNA and U.S. News Agency / Asian

The new Tarlac Eye Center, which would provide state-of-the-art eye care medical services to local residents, was recently opened here.

Governor Victor Yap, together with Department of Heath (DOH) Assistant Secretary Eric Tayag, Second District Representative Susan Yap and DOH Region III Director Rio Magpantay led the opening of the eye center which is located at the new extension building of the Tarlac Provincial Hospital (TPH).

The first in the province, it has been the dream project of Governor Yap to have an eye center put up right in the province, said Arvin Cabalu of the Public Information Office.

“This program of Gov. Yap is aimed at providing better quality eye care to indigent patients that needs expert eye-care,” Cabalu said.

The Tarlac Eye Center will be manned by a team of respected eye specialists in the province with Dr. Shelly Anne Mangahas as the officer-in-charge.

Cabalu said the eye center offers the latest diagnostic and therapeutic services.

http://www.usnewslasvegas.com/provincial/tarlac-eye-center-opens-state-of-the-art-facility/

ateneo de manila and ateneo de davao - 4 top ten
la salle-bacolod -2 top ten

good schools ha!

Welcome po sa Tarlac Thread.:):banana:

Pilmico expands pig farms in Tarlac

Pilmico Foods Corp., the food unit of holding company Aboitiz Equity Ventures Inc., is increasing the number of pig farms it owns in Capaz, Tarlac.

"The business is good. Margins in our company-owned farms are better than in rented farms," said Sabin M. Aboitiz, Pilmico Foods president, said.

Two farms with an average size of five hectares, not including the two hectares that will hold the biodigester for the wastes, will complement the five existing company-owned farms. Each will house 7,200 head, the same as the capacity of other company-owned farms.

Aboitiz said construction of the new farms started this year and should be completed next year.

"We’ve already bought the land now we’re constructing on it," he said.

Pilmico Foods supplies pork to the market and piglets for other piggeries.

Aboitiz said with the addition of the two new farms, the company needs to increase the number of sows from the current 6,700 to 8,000.

"Each sow produces 22 piglets down the line every year," said Aboitiz.

The construction of the farms goes hand in hand with the upgrade of Pilmico’s port facilities in Iligan City, Lanao del Norte, where the company’s flour and feed businesses are located.

Aboitiz said new machinery is being installed to speed up cargo handling.

http://www.malaya.com.ph/sep05/busi3.html

The DILG revealed the top 10 provinces and 20 cities that scored high in the Local Governance Performance Management System (LGPMS) report for 2010 last Sunday.

The LGPMS, which is administered by the DILG, is a Web-based, self-assessment tool that measures the performance of local government units in key governance areas.

It evaluates the performance of cities and provinces in administrative, social, economic and environmental governance.

It also assesses local government units in terms of transparency, participation and financial accountability.

The provinces and cities are scored in a scale of 1 to 5, 1 being the lowest and 5 the highest.


Top 10 Provinces:

1. Bohol scored 4.9370
2. La Union with 4.9115.
3. Bulacan with 4.8628;
4. Negros Oriental, 4.8331;
5. Pangasinan, 4.8185;
6. Ilocos Norte, 4.8185;
7. Albay, 4.8064;
8. Cavite, 4.8031;
9. Compostela Valley, 4.7812;
10.Tarlac, 4.7773

Exerpt taken from this article:

Cebu City in 9th place of DILG rating

Read more:

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-news/2011/09/06/cebu-city-9th-place-dilg-rating-177583

Tiningnan ko yung performance ng Camiling in different areas of good governance sa LGPMS, perfect ang score nito sa Social Governance which includes support to education services, health, peace, security and disaster management, and support to housing and basic utilities.|Pero mababa ang score nito sa revenue generation (3.33)at resource allocation and utilization (3.96).

Perfect score (5) din ang nakuha nito sa support to agriculture at 4.94, high enough but needs more improvement in entrepreneurship, business and industry promotion(under economic governance).

http://www.blgs.gov.ph/lgpmsv2/appshome/report/rpt-eSLGPR-public.php?frmIdLgu=591&frmIdPerfArea=1&frmIdDcfCode=7

Mababa rin ang score ng Tarlac City sa revenue generation (2.85)pero perfect ang score nito sa Resource allocation and utilization(5), customer service application (5)and HR management and development (5).

Support to Housing and basic utilities (5), support to health services (4.97), support to education (4.75), peace, security and disaster risk management (4.67).

More details here:http://www.blgs.gov.ph/lgpmsv2/appshome/report/rpt-eSLGPR-public.php?frmIdLgu=588&frmIdPerfArea=3&frmIdDcfCode=7

Congratz sa Tarlac province, no doubt, pasok sa top 10, perfect score sa economic, social and environment governance. Sa revenue generation lang mababa at resource allocation and utilization (admin.governance).:):):)

Source:http://www.blgs.gov.ph/lgpmsv2/cmshome/index.php?pageID=23&rpt_page=eslgpr&frmIdDcfCode=7&fLguType=P&frmIdRegion=5&frmIdProvince=&frmIdLgu=31

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Tarlac Rice Fields

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Camiling River

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Tarlac eye center opens state-of-the-art facility

By PNA and U.S. News Agency / Asian

The new Tarlac Eye Center, which would provide state-of-the-art eye care medical services to local residents, was recently opened here.

Governor Victor Yap, together with Department of Heath (DOH) Assistant Secretary Eric Tayag, Second District Representative Susan Yap and DOH Region III Director Rio Magpantay led the opening of the eye center which is located at the new extension building of the Tarlac Provincial Hospital (TPH).

The first in the province, it has been the dream project of Governor Yap to have an eye center put up right in the province, said Arvin Cabalu of the Public Information Office.

“This program of Gov. Yap is aimed at providing better quality eye care to indigent patients that needs expert eye-care,” Cabalu said.

The Tarlac Eye Center will be manned by a team of respected eye specialists in the province with Dr. Shelly Anne Mangahas as the officer-in-charge.

Cabalu said the eye center offers the latest diagnostic and therapeutic services.

http://www.usnewslasvegas.com/provincial/tarlac-eye-center-opens-state-of-the-art-facility/


May minimal fee sa eye center pero the place is air-conditioned, katabi sya ng TPH at yung bakod extending sa first gate ng Fairlane eh winasak to give way for the new structure.

Its a good thing we have this type of facility sa province natin madami pa namang umaasa sa service ng government hospital.

Sana lang huwag mapabayaan at mamaintain ang serbisyong maganda :)

Mababa rin ang score ng Tarlac City sa revenue generation (2.85)pero perfect ang score nito sa Resource allocation and utilization(5), customer service application (5)and HR management and development (5).

Support to Housing and basic utilities (5), support to health services (4.97), support to education (4.75), peace, security and disaster risk management (4.67).

More details here:http://www.blgs.gov.ph/lgpmsv2/appshome/report/rpt-eSLGPR-public.php?frmIdLgu=588&frmIdPerfArea=3&frmIdDcfCode=7

kita naman sa ngayon. But I have to give credit sa Medical assistance na pinamimigay ng city government kasi malaking tulong yun kapag nangailangan ka :)

The DILG revealed the top 10 provinces and 20 cities that scored high in the Local Governance Performance Management System (LGPMS) report for 2010 last Sunday.

The LGPMS, which is administered by the DILG, is a Web-based, self-assessment tool that measures the performance of local government units in key governance areas.

It evaluates the performance of cities and provinces in administrative, social, economic and environmental governance.

It also assesses local government units in terms of transparency, participation and financial accountability.

The provinces and cities are scored in a scale of 1 to 5, 1 being the lowest and 5 the highest.


Top 10 Provinces:

1. Bohol scored 4.9370
2. La Union with 4.9115.
3. Bulacan with 4.8628;
4. Negros Oriental, 4.8331;
5. Pangasinan, 4.8185;
6. Ilocos Norte, 4.8185;
7. Albay, 4.8064;
8. Cavite, 4.8031;
9. Compostela Valley, 4.7812;
10.Tarlac, 4.7773

Exerpt taken from this article:

Cebu City in 9th place of DILG rating

Read more:

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-news/2011/09/06/cebu-city-9th-place-dilg-rating-177583


pasok ang 3 kasapi ng MILABIT :banana:

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EBY PLAZA - the newest and hippest place in the city :banana:
located at San Roque, Tarlac City just few meters away from Siesta Travel Stop :)

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SOGO HOTEL -TARLAC BRANCH to open before the year ends :)

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CARWORLD - TARLAC :cheers: sparkling new

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soon to open PUREGOLD CAPAS - not a jr and not an extra :)

May minimal fee sa eye center pero the place is air-conditioned, katabi sya ng TPH at yung bakod extending sa first gate ng Fairlane eh winasak to give way for the new structure.

Its a good thing we have this type of facility sa province natin madami pa namang umaasa sa service ng government hospital.

Sana lang huwag mapabayaan at mamaintain ang serbisyong maganda :)

Eto siguro ang pinakamagandang maagang pamasko ng provincial government sa mga Tarlaquenios. Ok na rin kung minimal lang, sana yung mga may problems sa mata gaya ng katarata ay magpa check up na para maagapan. Yes, sana mamaintain ang magandang service, cleanliness at mga de kalidad na facilities.:cheers::banana:

Nabasa ko nga rin na maraming natutulongan ang Yellow Ace Card sa Tarlac City.:cheers:

Thanks sa update Francis. For me, maganda ang pagkakagawa ng Ebby Plaza, sana dumami ang tenants nila.

Malapit ng matapos ang Puregold Capas, Sogo at Carworld Tarlac 2nd branch.:)

PNoy appoints 'kababayan' as new PNP chief
by Jojo Malig, abs-cbnNEWS.com

MANILA, Philippines - Tarlac province is a connecting link between incoming Philippine National Police (PNP) Director General Nicanor Bartolome and President Benigno Aquino.

Bartolome, who will replace Director General Raul Bacalzo on September 9, hails from Pinasling, Gerona town.

The President, meanwhile, traces his roots to Tarlac, where the Aquino and Cojuangco clans are based.

Bartolome became Tarlac police chief while Aquino was congressman of the province's second district in the 1990s.

The police official was deployed to the province following the unrest at the Cojuangco-owned Hacienda Luisita sugar estate in 2004.

Bartolome was a seen as a fast-rising police official until he was reportedly placed "on the freezer" in 2002 after being identified with Sen. Panfilo Lacson.

Before being appointed PNP chief by Aquino, Bartolome also became PNP spokesman, headed the PNP Directorate for Intelligence, and led the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO).

Bartolome, who belongs to Philippine Military Academy class of 1980, has a bemedalled career and is a veteran field combat officer in Maguindanao and Cotabato.

He is a recipient of 2 Distinguished Service Medals, 4 Special Service Medals, 2 Heroism Medals, 19 Efficiency Medals, and several dozen other medals and commendations.

He also has a doctorate in Philosophy in Criminology from the Philippine College of Criminology.

He is set to retire in 2013.

More from this article:

http://rp1.abs-cbnnews.com/-depth/09/08/11/pnoy-appoints-kababayan-new-pnp-chief

Tarlac Pangasinan Launion Expressway update:

Ginagawa na ang Victoria, Gerona and Paniqui interchange at idinudugtong na ang TPLEX sa SCTEX.:)

See these photos.
Thanks to sir Demosthenes Balatan

Gerona Interchange
http://www.flickr.com/photos/demosthenes/6102052233/

Balingcanaway connecting to SCTEX
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Paniqui Interchange
http://www.flickr.com/photos/demosthenes/6102058791/in/photostream/

Victoria Interchange
http://www.flickr.com/photos/demosthenes/6102005415/in/photostream/

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The new PNP Chief, Director General Nicanor Bartolome

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Happy 34th Anniversary Rusty Lopez!:)

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Metrotown Mall Branch

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26 new Botika ng Barangays benefitted
Date: September 02, 2011

CAPITOL HILL, Tarlac City—Twenty six new Botika ng Barangay opened in the province and issued the corresponding licenses to operate by the Department of Health [DOH].
Since health is one of the flagship programs of provincial government of Tarlac, the program was supported by the office of second district representative Susan Yap who requested the DOH to help open more BnB in the province.
Luz Lopez DOH provincial head said that DOH granted them P25,000.00 each worth of medicines to start the so called "poor man's drug store".
Operators were trained before they can operate the BnBs. Basic accounting, bookkeeping, reporting including business ethics were taught to the barrio folks operating the botikas, Lopez said.
With the opening of 26 new BnB, Tarlac now has 359 Botika ng Barangays spread-out in the different municipalities of the province. BnB is a subsidized social program of government that sells generic and low priced medicines to poor families.

Cong. Yap said that local officials in the different municipalities see the need to establish more outlets in their localities. "In times like this when prices of goods, including medicines are souring high, poor people cannot afford buying medicines in the pharmacies thus the need for BnBs.”
[B]Out of the 26 BNBs, 11 were established in Barangays Banaba, Sta. Maria, San Carlos, Laoang, Trinidad, Culipat, Buhilit, San Sebastian, Batang-Batang, Dolores and Armenia in Tarlac City. Three in the municipality of Camiling---Manaquim, Surgui 2nd and Bobon 2nd three in San Jose---Labney, San Juan de Valdez and Burgos, three in San Clemente---Daldalayap, Pitao’ and Poblacion Norte, and two in municipality of Sta. Ignacia---Sta. Ines West and San Francisco.
Gerona [Quezon], Moncada [Sta. Lucia East], Pura [Singat] and Anao [Baguiondoc] have one barangay-beneficiary each.---Jojo S. Pascual/Media Affairs.

http://www.tarlac.gov.ph/pp-newsdetails.php?id=113

Wow, 359 botika ng barangay spread out in different municipalities in the province. Malaking bagay eto bilang takbuhan in case of emergency. Kung mas mayamang bansa sana tayo, di malayong magkaroon din tayo maski clinic with attending physician/nurse/ and or midwife sa bawat barangay lalo na yung mga malalayong lugar.

20 SPES students get checks from PGT, DoLE
Date: September 05, 2011


CAPITOL HILL, Tarlac City---The summer jobs offered under the Special Program for the Employment of Students [SPES] of the Department of Labor and Employment [DoLE] and the Provincial Government of Tarlac [PGT] has benefitted some 20 students.
Nida Duco, who heads the capitol’s Public Employment and Service Office [PESO], said that the students were employed in various companies in the province.
“Those who availed themselves of the SPES program were given daily wage, depending on the company to which they are assigned,” added Duco.
Under the program, 60 percent of their daily wage was paid by the employer in cash while the remaining 40 percent will be paid by the DoLE in the form of education vouchers. Students employed on a 20 to 30-day contract
The 20 students recently received the counterpart checks from the PGT at the Bulwagan ng mga Gobernador here.
The SPES is summer job appreciation program undertaken by the provincial government in cooperation with the DoLE. The program was able to hire the services of students who are in need of income to sustain their desire to have a decent education.---Jojo S. Pascual/PIO-Media Affairs.

http://www.tarlac.gov.ph/pp-newsdetails.php?id=112

Just want to share, most viewed video of Isdaan Restaurant in Gerona Tarlac:

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Thanks to bluemarlinfish
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIZZSE5-cjc&feature=related

^^ ang daming developments sa Tarlac ngayon ah, nice posts Perseus! :okay: :cheers:


Wow, 359 botika ng barangay spread out in different municipalities in the province. Malaking bagay eto bilang takbuhan in case of emergency. Kung mas mayamang bansa sana tayo, di malayong magkaroon din tayo maski clinic with attending physician/nurse/ and or midwife sa bawat barangay lalo na yung mga malalayong lugar.

lahat ba ng baranggay sa Pilipinas may health center? dito kasi sa baranggay namin merong midwife saka lagi siyang bukas. sana sa ibang lugar man lalong lalo na sa malalayong lugar ganoon.

^^ ang daming developments sa Tarlac ngayon ah, nice posts Perseus! :okay: :cheers:




lahat ba ng baranggay sa Pilipinas may health center? dito kasi sa baranggay namin merong midwife saka lagi siyang bukas. sana sa ibang lugar man lalong lalo na sa malalayong lugar ganoon.

Sa amin din may Barangay Health Center, don't know kung may schedule ang midwife doon. Pag physicians sa bayan lang meron. Ideally, 1 barangay-1 health center, pero dahil limited ang pondo di eto naisasakatuparan. Sa pagkakaalam ko, mga medical and dental missions ang isinasagawa ng gobyerno, sometimes joint force sila with private entities and volunteers sa mga malalayong Barangays.

Tarlac Province Profile:

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Thanks to Mr. Pao Beltran

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx_0KFpL-aQ

Sa amin din may Barangay Health Center, don't know kung may schedule ang midwife doon. Pag physicians sa bayan lang meron. Ideally, 1 barangay-1 health center, pero dahil limited ang pondo di eto naisasakatuparan. Sa pagkakaalam ko, mga medical and dental missions ang isinasagawa ng gobyerno, sometimes joint force sila with private entities and volunteers sa mga malalayong Barangays.

sana bawasan nalang ang mga kagawad ng Baranggay kahit isa o dalawa, tapos yung sweldo niya ilaan nalang sa health worker/midwife ng baranggay, para yung malalayong brgy hindi na kailangan pumunta sa bayan para magpacheck-up. :)

sana bawasan nalang ang mga kagawad ng Baranggay kahit isa o dalawa, tapos yung sweldo niya ilaan nalang sa health worker/midwife ng baranggay, para yung malalayong brgy hindi na kailangan pumunta sa bayan para magpacheck-up. :)

Magkano na ba ang sueldo ng bawat councilor? Katulong kasi sila ng barangay chairman para sa kaayusan ng lugar. Palagay ko continue enhance national and local revenues para lalaki ang pondo na paghahatian para sa mga programa ng pamahalaan gaya ng health services, then continously eradicate corruption. More advantageous sa mga urban barangays kasi may share sila sa mga business taxes, ang mahirap sa mga rural areas na walang source of income.

sa barangay namin pwde ka pang magrequest ng bombilya at mga gamit sa skwela. Yung barangay kasi namin ay ang premiere barangay ng Tarlac City and the whole Tarlac province as well. :)

sa barangay namin pwde ka pang magrequest ng bombilya at mga gamit sa skwela. Yung barangay kasi namin ay ang premiere barangay ng Tarlac City and the whole Tarlac province as well. :)

Wow, mukhang mayaman ang Barangay nyo. One of the urban barangays kasi kayo ng kabisera, madaming population and establishments. Para mapalago ang pondo ng barangay puede silang magcreate ng other source of funds, like renting barangay facilities at a minimal cost. May share din kasi ang mga barangays natin sa IRA na based sa population, share ng barangay sa real property taxes.:)

Pinakagusto ko sa video ng Isdaan sa post #654 yung 2:09 to 2:29, yung nagsisunuran yung mga isda.he he.:)

Magkano na ba ang sueldo ng bawat councilor? Katulong kasi sila ng barangay chairman para sa kaayusan ng lugar. Palagay ko continue enhance national and local revenues para lalaki ang pondo na paghahatian para sa mga programa ng pamahalaan gaya ng health services, then continously eradicate corruption. More advantageous sa mga urban barangays kasi may share sila sa mga business taxes, ang mahirap sa mga rural areas na walang source of income.

di ko alam ang sweldo ng brgy councilor, pero dito samin kasi parang wala naman silang masyadong trabaho. sila ba ang nagbabantay sa Brgy hall? alam ko brgy tanod at hepe. saka kapag mga problema naman sa brgy, yung kapitan ang laging umaayos at nagdedesisyon, hindi sila. parang nadadamihan ako sa pitong kagawad. wag nalang tanggalin ang SK, mas may silbi pa para sa akin ang SK kasi mas active sila kesa sa kagawad. kung yung sahod ng isang kagawad (ipagpalagay na natin na 4k ang sweldo ng isang kagawad) ay ilalaan sa isang midwife, mas sulit yung perang pinapasweldo sa midwife kesa sa kagawad. hindi naman kaunti ang 6 na kagawad nalang. :):) opinyon ko lang.:cheers:

di ko alam ang sweldo ng brgy councilor, pero dito samin kasi parang wala naman silang masyadong trabaho. sila ba ang nagbabantay sa Brgy hall? alam ko brgy tanod at hepe. saka kapag mga problema naman sa brgy, yung kapitan ang laging umaayos at nagdedesisyon, hindi sila. parang nadadamihan ako sa pitong kagawad. wag nalang tanggalin ang SK, mas may silbi pa para sa akin ang SK kasi mas active sila kesa sa kagawad. kung yung sahod ng isang kagawad (ipagpalagay na natin na 4k ang sweldo ng isang kagawad) ay ilalaan sa isang midwife, mas sulit yung perang pinapasweldo sa midwife kesa sa kagawad. hindi naman kaunti ang 6 na kagawad nalang. :):) opinyon ko lang.:cheers:

Puede, may katuwiran ka diyan dahil mas direktang natatangap agad ang service mula sa mga midwives. Ang functions ng mga councilors, sa pagkakaalam ko ay member sila ng legislative body sa isang Barangay, gaya rin sila ng mga congressmen sa mga distrito ng provinces, taga-gawa ng batas/ordinance. At the same time kaagapay sila ng ibang functions ng barangay chairman, puede silang idelegate sa ibat-ibang purok ng Barangay para sa kanilang pangangailangan at kaayosan.:)

Puede, may katuwiran ka diyan dahil mas direktang natatangap agad ang service mula sa mga midwives. Ang functions ng mga councilors, sa pagkakaalam ko ay member sila ng legislative body sa isang Barangay, gaya rin sila ng mga congressmen sa mga distrito ng provinces, taga-gawa ng batas/ordinance. At the same time kaagapay sila ng ibang functions ng barangay chairman, puede silang idelegate sa ibat-ibang purok ng Barangay para sa kanilang pangangailangan at kaayosan.:)

yep yan nga ang primary reason kung bakit may kagawad, kahit nga ang SK Chairman may kagawad para umagapay, pero sa huli yung chairman pa rin ang masusunod. hindi naman siguro kaunti ang anim o limang kagawad para sa baranggay. pero yung isang health worker malaking tulong lalong lalo na sa mga malalayong lugar, yung mabigyan lang ng tamang impormasyon ang mga tao about sa proper hygiene at kalusugan malaki ng tulong lalo na sa mga taong umaasa sa mga albularyo, minsan kasi may mga bagay na hindi kaya ng albularyo na kaya ng eksperto.:):cheers:

yep yan nga ang primary reason kung bakit may kagawad, kahit nga ang SK Chairman may kagawad para umagapay, pero sa huli yung chairman pa rin ang masusunod. hindi naman siguro kaunti ang anim o limang kagawad para sa baranggay. pero yung isang health worker malaking tulong lalong lalo na sa mga malalayong lugar, yung mabigyan lang ng tamang impormasyon ang mga tao about sa proper hygiene at kalusugan malaki ng tulong lalo na sa mga taong umaasa sa mga albularyo, minsan kasi may mga bagay na hindi kaya ng albularyo na kaya ng eksperto.:):cheers:

Nakasaad kasi iyan sa ating local government code na pito ang mga councilors sa mga barangay. Puede siguro na i-base sa laki ng barangay ang number of councilors, for example, kung malaki ang barangay, maximum (7) ang ilagay. Noong araw kasi wala namang sueldo ang mga councilors. Saka sa ngayon, I think may naka-assign ding midwife sa bawat barangay, di nga lang araw-araw na nakabase sa lugar.:)

Sa mga urban barangays na malaki ang income, I think afford nila magkaroon ng resident midwife na permanent sa barangay health center.:)

^^ ah tama ka, sir. dapat based sa laki ng population, let's say na 1 is to 400. isang kagawad sa kada 400 residente? tumakbo ka ng congressman at ipasa mo tong batas. hahaha :D :banana: tapos dapat araw-araw may midwife ang isang baranggay ha? :D

ha ha. Pag-iisipan ko pa kung ano ang batas na ipapasa na related sa topic na iyan he he.

tawagin mong SSC Bill. haha :lol::D

ot

kapag Na OT kayo nyan lagot kayo :lol:

kapag Na OT kayo nyan lagot kayo :lol:

Ay sorry Francis, napa o.t yata kami he he. Back to topic, kumusta na ang Magic Star Mall? Magkakaroon pa ng competitor once na natapos ang City Walk.:) Sakop ba ng San Vicente ang Magic at City Walk?:)

Wow, mukhang mayaman ang Barangay nyo. One of the urban barangays kasi kayo ng kabisera, madaming population and establishments. Para mapalago ang pondo ng barangay puede silang magcreate ng other source of funds, like renting barangay facilities at a minimal cost. May share din kasi ang mga barangays natin sa IRA na based sa population, share ng barangay sa real property taxes.:)

yes sir, kasi sakop ng barangay namin ang TSU, RTC, PROVINCIAL CAPITOL, PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL, CLDH, CATHOLIC CEMETERY, CAMP MACABULOS, YOUNG ACHIEVERS SCHOOL, RED CROSS, SSS, NBI, TNHS etc ....

Ay sorry Francis, napa o.t yata kami he he. Back to topic, kumusta na ang Magic Star Mall? Magkakaroon pa ng competitor once na natapos ang City Walk.:) Sakop ba ng San Vicente ang Magic at City Walk?:)

Yung City walk yata hindi na at ang Magic. May mga nagpapaleast na sa city walk sir baka gusto mong mag business :)

yes sir, kasi sakop ng barangay namin ang TSU, RTC, PROVINCIAL CAPITOL, PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL, CLDH, CATHOLIC CEMETERY, CAMP MACABULOS, YOUNG ACHIEVERS SCHOOL, RED CROSS, SSS, NBI, TNHS etc ....

Ang dami. Idagdag mo pa yung St. Vincent Square. Madami na rin kayang students ang Tarlac City Colleges Inc.?

Yung City walk yata hindi na at ang Magic. May mga nagpapaleast na sa city walk sir baka gusto mong mag business :)

Naku, wala akong pang-capital:D Ano kaya ang magiging major tenant ng City Walk.

Ang dami. Idagdag mo pa yung St. Vincent Square. Madami na rin kayang students ang Tarlac City Colleges Inc.?

sa barangay namin, meron nang Consolidated Drugs, The Generics Pharmacy, Cindys, EZ Mart, Lotto outlet, Total, Caltex.

Hindi ko kilala yung skwela saan yun sir? :)

sa barangay namin, meron nang Consolidated Drugs, The Generics Pharmacy, Cindys, EZ Mart, Lotto outlet, Total, Caltex.

Hindi ko kilala yung skwela saan yun sir? :)

Ang alam ko dati 2nd floor sila ng St. Vincent Square.

Dami na rin palang establishments sa inyo, wala bang Mercury Drug sa harap ng TPH? Eye Center palang ba ang open sa extension building ng TPH, kelan kaya bubuksan ang buong building.:)

Ang alam ko dati 2nd floor sila ng St. Vincent Square.

Dami na rin palang establishments sa inyo, wala bang Mercury Drug sa harap ng TPH? Eye Center palang ba ang open sa extension building ng TPH, kelan kaya bubuksan ang buong building.:)

nadadaanan ko lang kasi sya sir, yung info na nai-share ko dito ay ayon lang sa kwento ng kaibigan kong nurse sa TPH :)

Wala pang mercury sir, pero marami nang drugstores kasi nga 2 major hospitals ang nasa vicinity :) Pero maganda yung building ng eye center sir :)

nadadaanan ko lang kasi sya sir, yung info na nai-share ko dito ay ayon lang sa kwento ng kaibigan kong nurse sa TPH :)

Wala pang mercury sir, pero marami nang drugstores kasi nga 2 major hospitals ang nasa vicinity :) Pero maganda yung building ng eye center sir :)

A, oo nga. Dalawang major hospitals ang nandun.

Baka eye center pala yung naipost dati ni sir Sampukid dati na katabi ng TPH main building. Baka sa likod ang extension ng hospital, di kita sa harap.:)

Secretary Enrique T. Ona personally inspects the on-going constructions and renovations of Tarlac Provincial Hospital facilities. 17 January 2011, Tarlac City

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Aquino unveils historical marker at ancestral home in Tarlac
By Norman Bordadora
Philippine Daily Inquirer

MANILA, Philippines—President Benigno Aquino led the unveiling Saturday of a marker at the Aquino family’s ancestral home in Concepcion, Tarlac.
The National Historical Commission declared the Aquino house as a historical site in 1987 because of its significance as the home of patriots from the Aquino family.
Three generations of Aquinos lived in the house since it was built in 1939, according to Malacañang.
General Servillano Aquino, Aquino’s great grandfather, was a Katipunero who joined the revolution against the Spaniards. He also fought the Americans during the Filipino-American war.
Mr. Aquino’s grandfather, Benigno Aquino Sr., also lived in the house and was a speaker of the National Assembly, a representative of Tarlac, a senator and a secretary of agriculture and commerce.
The most prominent Aquino and the father of the President, the martyred former senator Benigno Aquino Jr., lived in the house when he was the mayor of Concepcion town.
He later became governor of Tarlac and eventually senator. It was in the Senate that Ninoy Aquino began exposing the alleged excesses of the Marcos administration.
Ninoy Aquino went against Marcos’ martial law regime and was assassinated in 1983.
With the help of wood carvers from Pampanga, the surviving Aquino family members decided to renovate the house this year for the public to appreciate its historical value.
The President was also in Concepcion Saturday to join other Aquino family members in celebrating the 80th birthday of his aunt, Maria Aurora Aquino Lichauco. She is the eldest of all the seven Aquino siblings.

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Calumpang is our land -- Tarlac Aetas

Written by : George Hubierna

BAMBAN, Tarlac -- With the raging of the boundary dispute between Tarlac and Pampanga, the aborigines of this province finally broke their silence and declared that the disputed land is their “birthright and is registered to them.”

“Ang lupa ng Calumpang ay pag-aari ng mga katutubong Aeta ng Tarlac. Sakop ito ng mahigit 10,000 ektaryang lupa na nakatala sa Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title (CADT) No. 025,” declared Lady Gutierrez-Sibal, a tribal leader who is the former president of the Bamban Aeta Tribal Association (BATA).

Sibal’s statement came in the wake of the heightening of the boundary dispute between Pampanga and Tarlac now referred to as “silent war” between the two provinces.

The more than 3,000-hectare Calumpang village is located within the “historical jurisdiction of Bamban” being a sitio of this town’s Bgy. San Vicente.

However, the same village is being claimed by Mabalacat, Pampanga, and even has its own Barangay Council headed by a certain Jaime Jimenez.

Calumpang made the news when House Bill 4736 “creating the Mabalacat City” was recently approved by Congress with Calumpang as one of the municipality’s 27 barangays.

“Kahit wala ang CADT, kaming mga katutubo alam namin na ang Calumpang ay sakop ng (probinsya ng) Tarlac dahil dito nanirahan at namuhay ang aming mga ninuno,” Sibal said.

“At ayon din sa aming mga ninuno, ang hangganan ng Tarlac at Pampanga ay ang Ilog Sacobia kaya’t hindi maaring maging sakop ng Mabalacat ang Calumpang,” added Sibal, also an employee of the National Commission for Indigenous Peoples (NCIP).

Sibal’s late father, Marcelo Ramos Gutierrez, a pure blooded but a degree-holder Aeta, is a retired Bamban town employee who worked as municipal secretary and municipal planning and development officer and, reportedly, among those who “strongly resisted” Mabalacat’s “unlawful claiming” of Calumpang village in the 1990s.

History says that thousands of years before the Spaniards came, the Aetas are the original settlers of Tarlac and Pampanga who inhabited the then lushly-forested plains of the provinces. Apparently, the names of much of the towns were derived from the Aeta’s language naming the dominant plants in the area including the towns Mabalacat and Bamban.

Sought for comment on Mabalacat Mayor Marino Morales published statement “Calumpang is ours,” Sibal said, “Ayaw kong mag-comment sa comment ng mga politiko dahil iba ang interest at batayan nila.”

“Sana ang CADT 025 ang pagbatayan nila sa boundary dispute at sana respetuhin nila ang karapatan naming mga katutubo sa ilalim ng IPRA (Indigenous Peoples Rights Act),” said Sibal.

http://www.journal.com.ph/index.php/news/provincial/12692-calumpang-is-our-land-tarlac-aetas

Tarlac is the 2nd most peaceful province in Central Luzon based on the number of reported crime incidence from January to July 2011.

Read more:http://www.journal.com.ph/index.php/news/provincial/13021-aurora-still-most-peaceful-prov

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busy yata mga estudyante natin dyan sa Tarlac? Wala ba latest pictures or update dyan?

Tarlac is the 2nd most peaceful province in Central Luzon based on the number of reported crime incidence from January to July 2011.

Read more:http://www.journal.com.ph/index.php/news/provincial/13021-aurora-still-most-peaceful-prov

good news to. mas maganda na habang umuunlad ang isang lugar kasabay nito ang pagpapanatili ng peace and order. :okay:

good news to. mas maganda na habang umuunlad ang isang lugar kasabay nito ang pagpapanatili ng peace and order. :okay:

Yes, di dapat maging kampante ang mga pulis saka dapat ding mag-ingat palagi ang mga tao.

Salamat sa mga tagatangkilik ng Tarlac Thread. Medyo bihira muna akong mag-post dito sa ngayon.:)

My Alma Matter..Tarlac State University..very nice pala d2..kc parang ngtra2vel nrin ako around tarlac province dahil s mga pix n inyong pnpost..

may pix npo b kyo ng City walk..mall?an dami na..overloaded na ata ang tarlac city...cguro npa2hon nrin na mgspread o mgpatayo ng mga branches ang mga malls n nsa tarlac city sa mga ibat ibang towns s province like magic malls and CSI ng Pangasinan kc almost meron sila nyan s ibat ibang towns nila,,sana ganun din ang Tarlac para mas lalong sumikat,,suggestion lng..

busy yata mga estudyante natin dyan sa Tarlac? Wala ba latest pictures or update dyan?
Helo..new lang ako d2..pero mtagal na akong nkregister pro now lng ako nkapasok s tarlac thread..nwili lang ako s mga topics at d kc boring..i am from tarlac province, town of gerona...pero ngwo2rk ako now d2 sa Abra Province as teacher, graduate ako ng TSU...halos binasa ko n lahat ng mga post nyo from page 1 hanggang sa last...interested ako s mga pictures n nkpost..mrami na pala development ang tarlac not only in the city pero nearby towns n din..dko expect n meron palang Max's restaurant ang gerona? nung umuwi ako minsan eh kala ko jollibee,,sa camiling nman..i hav heard na mgging 2nd city ng Tarlac, magpa2tayo ata sila dun sa may tapat ng camiling west central school ng mall,,magic ata, pero ayaw ng may-ari ng lupa na ibanta un...sa capas soon to open ndin pala ang puregold?..malaki b yan?..planned din n magpatayo ng rustan's ang tarlac noon p panahon ni cory..s may tabi ng TSU.,,un lote ng crisca park eh un yong npabalitang ga2wing Robinsons mall..dp sa luisita..

Di ako makapag rely na mall nga eto, saka parang maliit yung site kung mall. May yellow ang Puregold.:)

pakitignan etong website:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_shopping_malls_in_the_Philippines
dito ko nakita yon mga other shopping malls na planong ipatayo sa tarlac city and other neighboring towns..thanks..pano ba mgpost ng pictures dito?like ko din sana magpost ng pictures ng tarlac province kasi naglilbot din ako kung minsan just to see yon mga under constructions na buildings at mga pwedeng puntahan..future developments.kaso as of now..nasa malayo kasi ako.

My Alma Matter..Tarlac State University..very nice pala d2..kc parang ngtra2vel nrin ako around tarlac province dahil s mga pix n inyong pnpost..

welcome to SSC :) matutuwa si sir Tarlaqueno-ako kasi may bago kaming member dito sa Tarlac Thread. :banana:

Kahit si Artzi09, student sya ng TSU, kapag may time sya, nagpopost din sya dito. Kung hindi ako nagkakamali taga Pura sya yata.

Keep visiting this thread. Youre very much welcome to share any news and development regarding sa city natin and the whole Tarlac Province. Mas maganda rin if you can share us some news about Gerona pero nasa Abra ka yata.

Anyway, gaano ka kadalas umuwi dito sa atin?

Welcome again :banana:

Helo..new lang ako d2..pero mtagal na akong nkregister pro now lng ako nkapasok s tarlac thread..nwili lang ako s mga topics at d kc boring..i am from tarlac province, town of gerona...pero ngwo2rk ako now d2 sa Abra Province as teacher, graduate ako ng TSU...halos binasa ko n lahat ng mga post nyo from page 1 hanggang sa last...interested ako s mga pictures n nkpost..mrami na pala development ang tarlac not only in the city pero nearby towns n din..dko expect n meron palang Max's restaurant ang gerona? nung umuwi ako minsan eh kala ko jollibee,,sa camiling nman..i hav heard na mgging 2nd city ng Tarlac, magpa2tayo ata sila dun sa may tapat ng camiling west central school ng mall,,magic ata, pero ayaw ng may-ari ng lupa na ibanta un...sa capas soon to open ndin pala ang puregold?..malaki b yan?..planned din n magpatayo ng rustan's ang tarlac noon p panahon ni cory..s may tabi ng TSU.,,un lote ng crisca park eh un yong npabalitang ga2wing Robinsons mall..dp sa luisita..

I'm impressed :) Bakit alam mo yung tungkol sa Crisca Park? Yeah tama ka, Crisca Park was supposed to be converted into a full-scale Robinsons Mall. That was even planned way before SM eyed its location sa Tarlac. Naririnig ko kasi ang balitang yan noon sa mga tita ko na nagtatrabaho sa may Salapungan.

Yung sa Puregold Capas, medyo malaki rin considering na its a former warehouse.

I dont know or heard anything about sa Camiling mall, but im hoping its true. :)

welcome to SSC :) matutuwa si sir Tarlaqueno-ako kasi may bago kaming member dito sa Tarlac Thread. :banana:

Kahit si Artzi09, student sya ng TSU, kapag may time sya, nagpopost din sya dito. Kung hindi ako nagkakamali taga Pura sya yata.

Keep visiting this thread. Youre very much welcome to share any news and development regarding sa city natin and the whole Tarlac Province. Mas maganda rin if you can share us some news about Gerona pero nasa Abra ka yata.

Anyway, gaano ka kadalas umuwi dito sa atin?

Welcome again :banana:

about sa gerona, from western part kasi ako, malapit sa boundary ng sta.ignacia-paniqui-gerona, mostly and dinadaan ko pauwi sa amin from abra or kapag nsa pangasinan ako eh either bababa ako ng paniqui or diritso ako ng tarlac city at sasakay muli ng bus bound to alaminos/camiling, bababa ako ng sta.ignacia..kasi walang tulay between barangay tagumbao and barangay sembrano sana nga matuloy na yan ngayong presidente na ang aming dating congressman NoyNoy,,kailangan din un tulay para sa nalalapit na opening ng TPLEX, an layo pa ng da2anan mo kapag pupunta ng expressway, daan ka pa ng tarlac city o Paniqui..once a month kung minsan once lng sa dalawang buwan,,bka sa november pa nga ako uuwi eh,,sembreak..ang aking mother ay mula sa pinakamalawak na barangay sa buong gerona, sa Sulipa, isa din sa mejo sabihin na nating nasa papaunlad na barangay kasi nandun ang Municipal Hall-Annex, RHU III, extension ng post office,meron din mini public market, public cemetery, 2 memorial parks, maluwang din un plaza..ayon sa history meron dati pinatayong hospital dun at sa ngayon ay bakante sya..katabi lang ng globe tower, maraming na ding simbahan ng ibat ibang religion and meron din malaking private school, un high school sa sulipa (known as Gerona Western Public High School) ay pumapangatlo ata o pumapangalawa sa may pinakamaraming population sa buong gerona, nangunguna nman ang Tagumbao National High School, may two campuses kasi ang tagumbao,isa sa mismong barangay and then sa Poblacion..sana nga ay talagang matuloy na un tulay na magdudugtong sa western part of gerona papuntang town proper..lalo pa sigurong uunlad ang aming bayan pag nangyari yun..