SANTOS YA LABI @AMIGABLE,paskong pasko na sa inyo dyan sa dagupan at pista na rin ,baka may pics ka dyan ibuhos mo na dito ,may christmas design ba ung plaza nyo ngaun dyan ?

wala pa sa ngaun.. ongoing pa mga christmas decorations. pero dun palang sa dalawang bridge namin mahigit 300 thousand na nagastos. post ko mga pics dito pag may ilaw na. taga san kba?

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.Escuela de Nuestra Señora de La Sallete and La Salle Green Hills proudly presents KUNDIRANA with Special Guest Star- Randy Santiago on December 4, 2010 5pm at the Dagupan People's Astrodome

san sila naka pwesto ang mga tindahan,sa may a b fernadez ave. ba ?

hmmm nope. dalawa yun eh. yung Tiangge at Food Strip.. sa may gilid ng city hall. at yung isa sa gilid ng CSI Square...

post ka naman ng mga bagong establishement dyan sa syudad,ung mga bagong commercial center at supermarket,or ung latest about sa downtown ng dagupan plsssss

haha.. oki oki... madami new buildings ginagawa dito Dagupan. one is yung soon to be the biggest hotel in Pangasinan... yung Le Duc Hotel, sa skul namin. hehe... part ng Lyceum-Northwestern University. Yung Rag Time 2010 commercial building tapos na,,, may mga apat pang Big Buildings na ongoing. Ill just post pag nakuhanan ko na. :lol:

wala pa sa ngaun.. ongoing pa mga christmas decorations. pero dun palang sa dalawang bridge namin mahigit 300 thousand na nagastos. post ko mga pics dito pag may ilaw na. taga san kba?grabe naman tong migable na ito di pa ako kilala ako si dating anak na lasi change lang me ng username,hello

grabe naman tong migable na ito di pa ako kilala ako si dating anak na lasi change lang me ng username,hello

ah... kaya pala nawala na bigla si anak na lasi... kaw pala yan.. hahaha.... taga san kna uli?:lol:

hmmm nope. dalawa yun eh. yung Tiangge at Food Strip.. sa may gilid ng city hall. at yung isa sa gilid ng CSI Square...mas mura ba kapar tinday labi,nto ray nasaliw ey?

haha.. oki oki... madami new buildings ginagawa dito Dagupan. one is yung soon to be the biggest hotel in Pangasinan... yung Le Duc Hotel, sa skul namin. hehe... part ng Lyceum-Northwestern University. Yung Rag Time 2010 commercial building tapos na,,, may mga apat pang Big Buildings na ongoing. Ill just post pag nakuhanan ko na. :lol:

ganun ba ilang palapag yan hotel na yan,iba pa rin ba ung kay fernandez na hotel?Rag Time commercial building ano yan parang mga mimi mall sya tapos,sige asahan namin yan ha ,alam mo post mo lagi ang latest dito sa thrad about dagupan ha kasi yan ang representing ng thread natin bilang commercial and trade center north of manila dapat laging may latest right!

ah... kaya pala nawala na bigla si anak na lasi... kaw pala yan.. hahaha.... taga san kna uli?:lol:

kaya magpakalakas ha kasi dito ulit tayo buhayin nti ang thread ,taga bayambang me ang bayang malapit nang maging city wheheehe

alam mo nasa syudad ka kaya ikaw ang may potential na makapag post ng mga latest about sa inyo kaya rise up and prove it.

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By Michael Kho Lim, Contributor

08/08/2010

People who are fond of going to the more popular destinations of the Philippines like Boracay, Puerto Galera, Cebu, Davao among others are encouraged to travel to the equally beautiful but not much visited places in the country.

The Department of Tourism (DoT) and the Philippine Tour Operations Association (PHILTOA) recently announced their list of and awarded several cities across the country the distinction of being the “top emerging business destinations” of the year. To be considered under the list, the destination must meet all the criteria of having good accessibility, communication network, availability of meeting facilities and standard accommodation.

“These emerging destinations are perfect for corporate travelers and holidaymakers,” says PHILTOA president Cesar Cruz. “Each place has something unique to offer, and we’re hoping that more and more people understand the fact that the Philippines has what it takes to be one of the world’s premier travel destinations.”


Luzon

In the Ilocos region (Region I), the cities of Laoag and Dagupan are recognized for their heritage sites and beaches. Laoag is home to one of the biggest cathedrals in the country, St. Williams’ Cathedral, where the Sinking Bell Tower can be seen. On the other hand, Dagupan or the “land of the milkfish (bangus)” is also known for its historical landmarks and pristine beaches.

In the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR), the La Trinidad Valley in Benguet is famous for its vegetable terraces that it earned the name “Salad bowl of the Philippines,” and later because of its magnificent strawberry fields gave it the title of “Strawberry fields of the Philippines.”

In the Cagayan Valley Region (Region II), Palaui Island of Sta. Ana, Cagayan is worth visiting for its rich ecosystem of bodies of water and diverse group of plants and animals. It was declared as a marine reserve in 1994 and perfect for people who love outdoor adventures such as snorkeling, diving, fishing, hiking, and camping.

In the Central Luzon region (Region III), Baler and Zambales are included in the list. Baler boasts of a rich history lying beneath the walls of the Baler Catholic Church, and is perfect for surfing because of Baler Bay’s nine-foot waves. On the other hand, Zambales is proud of its white sand beaches such as the Anawangin cove, and diving spots where 35 World War II Japanese ships can be found. One can also go on a mango tour and pick some of the sweetest mangoes available. The Guinnes Book of World Record awarded Zambales in 1995 for producing the sweetest mangoes in the world.

In the National Capital Region, Taguig City joins the list of the emerging destinations for its various choices of food, shopping and entertainment at the Serendra, Bonifacio High Street and Market! Market!

In the Calabarzon region (Region IV-A), the city of San Juan in Batangas is acknowledged for its numerous white sand beaches and diving spots. Meanwhile, Marinduque in the Mimaropa region (Region IV-B) is awarded for keeping its cultural traditions and world-class resort. It is known for the Moriones festival where locals march around the town in costumes and masks re-enacting the Roman soldiers during Biblical times. Marinduque is also home to the famous Bellarocca Island Resort and Spa.

In the Bicol region (Region V), the cities of Sorsogon and Naga complete the list for Luzon. Known as the “Switzerland of the East” because of its rolling hills and valleys, Sorsogon is also famous for its firefly tour and whale shark (butanding) interaction in the town of Donsol. On the other hand, Naga City in Camarines Sur is well-known for its historical churches and passion plays in the town of Buhi. Meanwhile, the CamSur Watersports Complex is praised for its world-class sports facilities.


Visayas

In the Western Visayas region (Region VI), Silay City is recognized for its preserved ancestral houses and for being the center for culture in the Visayas. It is the birthplace of National Artist Leandro Locsin and Hiligaynon playwright Miguela Locsin Montelibano, and home to the San Diego Pro-Cathedral.

In the Central Visayas region (Region VII), Dumaguete City is best identified with the region’s best universities such as Silliman University, nearby islands of Sumilon and Apo, and several white sand beaches and dive sites.

In the Eastern Visayas region (Region VIII), the city of Catarman in Northern Samar provides serenity to the traveler stressed out from the life in the metro. One can visit different lighthouses and churches, go hiking, island hopping, and whale and bird watching.


Mindanao

In the Zamboanga Peninsula region (Region IX), the city of Dapitan boasts of historical treasures of Dr. Jose Rizal and landmarks such as Talisay, Dapitan Bay, and the white sand beaches of Aliguay and Selinog Islands.

In the northern Mindanao region (Region X), Cagayan de Oro City is home to the Gardens of Malasag Eco-Tourism Village, Museum of Three Cultures, Monigue Cave, and Macahambus Adventure Park, where travelers can enjoy a lot of outdoor activities such as whitewater rafting, kayaking, rappelling and ziplining. Cagayan de Oro is also known as the “City of Golden Friendship” because of its very amiable people.

In the Davao region (Region XI), the Island Garden City of Samal offers paradise-like coves and beaches, not to mention great diving spots in Talikud and Ligid islands, the 224-hectare mariculture park, the bat sanctuary, and the Sanipaan Shoal.

In the Socsargen region (Region XII), the city of Sarangani presents a quiet paradise of fine white sand beaches such as the Sarangani Bay, various mystical caves, raging waterfalls and flourishing rainforests.

In the Caraga region (Region XIII), Butuan City is considered as the historical Mecca of the Philippines and home to several festivals such as the Abayan Festival, the Kahimunan Festival and the Adlaw Hong Festival. The city also boasts of the Butuan Regional Museuem, Agusan River (the deepest river that runs through the city), Cubi Cubi Beach, Tinago Beach, Mount Mayapay, and provides good access to the surfing capital of Siargao.

Lastly, in the Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (ARMM), one can enjoy the thriving ecosystem of the coastal province of Tawi-Tawi such as natural zoos and paradise-like beaches.


Biyahe Exchange Program

All of the top emerging business destinations will be featured at the 21st Philippine Travel Mart that is slated to run from Sept. 3 to 5 at the SM Megatrade Halls.

This joint project of DoT and PHILTOA is part of the Biyahe Exchange Program, a one-on-one business matching program between corporate buyers and travel sellers where corporate incentive tours and meeting packages will be offered. There will also be special packages sold at “beyond the usual” discounted tour packages and will only be available during the 21st Philippine Travel Mart.

Daytrip tour packages include Manila jeepney experience (four hours, minimum of 10 persons, P500/person), Binondo culinary walking tour (four hours, minimum of 10 persons,P950/person), Hop on/hop off Pasig ferry cruise (four hours, minimum of 10 persons, P950/person), Batangas beach tour (eight hours, minimum of 10 persons, P2,200/person), spa indulgence (10 hours, minimum of 10 persons, P2,800/person).

Overnight tour packages include Cavite (minimum of 10 persons P2,500/person), Clark (minimum of 10 persons, P2,800/person), Corregidor (minimum of 10 persons P2,800/person).

Lastly, three days/two nights tour packages include Vigan (minimum of 35 persons, P4,500/person), Puerto Galera (minimum of 35 persons, P4,600/person), Pagudpud (minimum of 35 persons, P6,800/person), Bacolod (minimum of 30 persons, P10,000/person), Bohol (minimum of 30 persons, P10,500/person), Boracay (minimum of 35 persons, P9,500/person), Butuan (minimum of 30 persons, P10,900/person), Davao (minimum of 30 persons, P11,450/person), Iloilo (minimum of 30 persons, P9,900/person), Palawan (minimum of 30 persons, P10,500/person).


The event is also held in partnership with the Philippine Tourism Promotion Board, Philippine Airlines, Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation, Primer Group of Companies, Resorts World Manila, Smart Communications, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority, Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority, Citibank, Jeepney Tours and San Miguel Brewery, with special support from participating properties: Patio Pacific Boracay, Marco Polo Davao, Two Seasons Resort Boracay, Shangri-La Mactan, The Legend Palawan, Maribago Bluewater Beach Resort, Boracay Tropics Resort Hotel and Hilton Cebu Resort & Spa.

The Dagupan Artists Circle in Cooperation with Nepo Mall Dagupan brings you ALULONG - AN exhibit of ART with out boundaries...

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Patrick Fernandez, the President of the Dagupan Artists Circle, intimated that the group wanted to educate people about art- not just ordinary art but art that speaks truth and reality. The exhibit features paintings of members of the group and the students they mentor. They aim to increase artistic awareness and muster support from the community in order to sustain the art scene in Dagupan City.


The exhibit runs from November 13, 2010 until December 31, 2010 at the 2nd Floor of Nepo Mall Dagupan.


Let us support this worthy endeavor either by buying their artworks, buying the souvenir/ postcards or by simply visiting the exhibit and appreciating the talents of Dagupeño artists.

wow,paskong pako na nga dyan sa pinas,ang ganda pala ng SM rosales noh,ikaw ba kumuha ng pics na yan?

nope.. nsa facebook account nila..

mas mura ba kapar tinday labi,nto ray nasaliw ey?



ganun ba ilang palapag yan hotel na yan,iba pa rin ba ung kay fernandez na hotel?Rag Time commercial building ano yan parang mga mimi mall sya tapos,sige asahan namin yan ha ,alam mo post mo lagi ang latest dito sa thrad about dagupan ha kasi yan ang representing ng thread natin bilang commercial and trade center north of manila dapat laging may latest right!

sabi nila 6 to 7 stories... baka tallest building daw sa Dagupan sabi ng president namin. eto yung proposed itsura.,,, pero hndi pa yan final... asa 2nd level pa lang pero nagagawa sa ngaun... asa harap lang yan ng Pangasinan Medical Center. sa Brgy. Tapuac.... hehe Agree Commercial Center North of Manila.. :banana:

xenxa maliit pic. http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs730.snc4/65040_145554762161468_100001208363883_264240_3206224_n.jpg

haha.. oki oki... madami new buildings ginagawa dito Dagupan. one is yung soon to be the biggest hotel in Pangasinan... yung Le Duc Hotel, sa skul namin. hehe... part ng Lyceum-Northwestern University. Yung Rag Time 2010 commercial building tapos na,,, may mga apat pang Big Buildings na ongoing. Ill just post pag nakuhanan ko na. :lol:

excitig! HHEHEHE

mas mura ba kapar tinday labi,nto ray nasaliw ey?



ganun ba ilang palapag yan hotel na yan,iba pa rin ba ung kay fernandez na hotel?Rag Time commercial building ano yan parang mga mimi mall sya tapos,sige asahan namin yan ha ,alam mo post mo lagi ang latest dito sa thrad about dagupan ha kasi yan ang representing ng thread natin bilang commercial and trade center north of manila dapat laging may latest right!

sabi nila 6 to 7 stories... baka tallest building daw sa Dagupan sabi ng president namin. eto yung proposed itsura.,,, pero hndi pa yan final... asa 2nd level pa lang pero nagagawa sa ngaun... asa harap lang yan ng Pangasinan Medical Center. sa Brgy. Tapuac.... hehe Agree Commercial Center North of Manila.. :banana:

xenxa maliit pic. http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs730.snc4/65040_145554762161468_100001208363883_264240_3206224_n.jpg

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sexy fire dancing babes ang pupuntahan ko jan... wala ako pake sa race... LOL

OH NOOO!!

Pangasinan has highest HIV-AIDs cases
Posted on December 5, 2010 - Filed Under Inside News, News | Leave a Comment

ALARM bells have been sounded in Pangasinan as the province registered the most number of cases of human immuno deficiency virus (HIV) within Region 1.
Dt. Jocelyn Tongson, coordinator for STI/HIV-AIDS of the social hygiene clinic in Dagupan City, said 63 out of the 139 reported cases in Region I were in Pangasinan.
Tongson, speaking at the World AIDS Day observance, said both Dagupan City and the province should intensify the campaign against the virus.
She pointed out that so far only the cities of Dagupan and Urdaneta have existing HIV/AIDS Councils formed in year 2003, and called on the provincial government to being organizing in various towns.
The social hygiene clinic regularly provides lectures and seminars for students in schools as part of the information, education and communication campaign.
Tongson said she hopes that special modules on AIDS prevention and control will be introduced in secondary schools soon.
She noted that most victims are not even aware that they have HIV.
"Sad news for them is the fact that there is no cure or vaccine to stop HIV/AIDS. The good news, however, is there are ways to prevent and control the infection," she said.
A free HIV testing and screening test for syphilis and hepatitis B was conducted as part of the World AIDS Day celebration.
According to UNAIDS estimates, about 33.4 million people all over the world are living with HIV, including 2.5 million children. In 2008, some 2.5 million people were infected with the virus.
AIDS was declared an epidemic in the Philippines by the Department of Health with 4-5 new cases reported every day.

$ 2.2-M Seafood Processing Complex in Dagupan
December 5, 2010 6:48 am
Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala (left) and Korean Embassy Minister Yong Ho Kim (2nd from left) observe the operation of the $ 2.2-million seafood processing complex during its inauguration in Bonuan Binloc, Dagupan City, Pangasinan. The facility, which was designed to comply with international standards, can stock 20 tons of raw fish and 150 metric tons of processed fish. It also has the capability to quick-freeze four tons of fish daily. The seafood processing plant will benefit a total of 593 fishponds, 768 fish pen operators and 465 skilled bangus de-boners in Dagupan when it starts full operation in January 2011.


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SEAFOOD PLANT INAUGURATION

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SEAFOOD PLANT INAUGURATION–Korean Korean Embassy Minister Yong Ho Kim and Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala (right) assisted by former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. cut the ceremonial ribbon formally inaugurating the Korea-Philippine Seafood Processing Plant in Barangay Bonuan Binloc, Dagupan City. Witnessing the ceremony are Reps. Gina de Venecia and Marlyn Agabas, Director Malcolm Sarmiento and Dr. Westly Rosario of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and Kim Jinoh of the Korean International Cooperation Agency. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)


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PROCESSED BANGUS AT LAST–Korean Embassy Minister Yong Ho Kim, former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Director Malcolm Sarmiento, 6th District Rep. Marlyn Primicias Agabas, Dr. Westly Rosario of BFAR, 4th District Rep. Gina de Venecia, and Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala proudly display some of the first batch of processed bangus products churned out by the just inaugurated Korea-Philippines Seafood Processing Plant in Dagupan City. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)

sabi nila 6 to 7 stories... baka tallest building daw sa Dagupan sabi ng president namin. eto yung proposed itsura.,,, pero hndi pa yan final... asa 2nd level pa lang pero nagagawa sa ngaun... asa harap lang yan ng Pangasinan Medical Center. sa Brgy. Tapuac.... hehe Agree Commercial Center North of Manila.. :banana:

xenxa maliit pic. http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs730.snc4/65040_145554762161468_100001208363883_264240_3206224_n.jpg

anong name ng building na yan @joe,btw masantos ya labi sika kaaro

baka iba pa ung sinasabi ni @sir amigable na hotel at commercial center,kaya

Four VMUF graduates are top 8 placers
Posted on December 5, 2010 - Filed Under Headlines, News | Leave a Comment

FOUR fresh graduates of the Virgen Milagrosa University Foundation (VMUF) in San Carlos City landed 3rd, 4th, 6th and 7th places among the 335 successful examinees in the Radiologic Technologist and X-Ray Technologist Licensure Examinations given in Manila last November 23-24.
A total of 979 took the exams.
The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) identified the four board placers as Tyrone King A. Valdez, 3rd placer; Knhykk A. Aquino, 4th; Prince June S. Gonzales, 6th; and Jesus A. Pimentel, Jr., 7th.
Program Coordinator Mary Ann Solis of the college of radiologic technology said the school’s college bagged a grand slam record for three consecutive years, starting in 2008, having its graduates among the top ten passers.
Also joining this year’s successful x-ray technologist board examinees are Kim Dave R. Crisostomo, Lalyn M. Ferrer and Sean Kalvin R. Sarque.
The VMUF obtained an impressive 41-percent passing average in this recent exams compared to the national’s 33-percent, and a 100-percent passing in the June 2010 licensure examination.
To date, there are 75 schools of radiology nationwide.
VMUF president Dr. Ma. Lilia Juan, congratulated the four board placers and the new x-ray technologists and commended them for maintaining the academic excellence of the university, keeping it globally competitive.

$ 2.2-M Seafood Processing Complex in Dagupan
December 5, 2010 6:48 am
Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala (left) and Korean Embassy Minister Yong Ho Kim (2nd from left) observe the operation of the $ 2.2-million seafood processing complex during its inauguration in Bonuan Binloc, Dagupan City, Pangasinan. The facility, which was designed to comply with international standards, can stock 20 tons of raw fish and 150 metric tons of processed fish. It also has the capability to quick-freeze four tons of fish daily. The seafood processing plant will benefit a total of 593 fishponds, 768 fish pen operators and 465 skilled bangus de-boners in Dagupan when it starts full operation in January 2011.


http://balita.ph/wpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/alcala_dagupan-400x333.jpgAlso in photo are Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) resident representative and team leader Jinoh Kim (3rd from right), Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Director Malcolm Sarmiento (2nd from right), Pangasinan 4th District Rep. Gina de Venecia (3rd from left), BFAR-National Integrated Fisheries Technology Development Center (BFAR-NIFTDC) chief Westley Rosario (4th from left) and former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. (right). (PNA photo courtesy of DA)
scs/Boy Antonio

SEAFOOD PLANT INAUGURATION

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SEAFOOD PLANT INAUGURATION–Korean Korean Embassy Minister Yong Ho Kim and Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala (right) assisted by former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. cut the ceremonial ribbon formally inaugurating the Korea-Philippine Seafood Processing Plant in Barangay Bonuan Binloc, Dagupan City. Witnessing the ceremony are Reps. Gina de Venecia and Marlyn Agabas, Director Malcolm Sarmiento and Dr. Westly Rosario of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and Kim Jinoh of the Korean International Cooperation Agency. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)


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PROCESSED BANGUS AT LAST–Korean Embassy Minister Yong Ho Kim, former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Director Malcolm Sarmiento, 6th District Rep. Marlyn Primicias Agabas, Dr. Westly Rosario of BFAR, 4th District Rep. Gina de Venecia, and Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala proudly display some of the first batch of processed bangus products churned out by the just inaugurated Korea-Philippines Seafood Processing Plant in Dagupan City. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)

mukhang diko nakikita si gov.espino at mayor lim,asan kaya sila ,@joe wala pa akong nakikitang itsura ng complex na yan ,baka po pwede i share nyo o sa thread plsss tns po sir @joe,im welcome hehehhe

anong name ng building na yan @joe,btw masantos ya labi sika kaaro

Yan pic. Le Duc Hotel yan.

naku malamang makakarating dito yang bangus nayan ,actually may bangus na dito galing dyn sa dagupan ,kaso frozen na dumarating at may laman loob pa kaya,di na fresh.do you know na ang mga korean ay gusto gusto nila ng isda lalo na ang bangus natin,yes really

Paskong pasko na sa kapitolyo..

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CHRISTMAS TREE AT THE CAPITOL–The joy of Christmas spreads through the provincial capitol with a towering Christmas tree in front of the Capitol building to the delight of residents and visitors taking a leisurely walk at the capitol grounds at night. The brightly lit tree blends well with the Capitol building already festooned with gleaming Christmas lights. (Punchphoto by Willy Lomibao)

Yan pic. Le Duc Hotel yan.

yan na ba ung sinasabi mo @sir amigable,wow post ka ng mga latest nyan plss kahit ginagawa pa lang para masubaybayan namin,:banana::banana::banana:

Paskong pasko na sa kapitolyo..

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CHRISTMAS TREE AT THE CAPITOL–The joy of Christmas spreads through the provincial capitol with a towering Christmas tree in front of the Capitol building to the delight of residents and visitors taking a leisurely walk at the capitol grounds at night. The brightly lit tree blends well with the Capitol building already festooned with gleaming Christmas lights. (Punchphoto by Willy Lomibao)

wow,patikim pa lang yan joe alam ko marami ka pang i po post sige pa dagdagan mo pa yan yung paskong pasko talaga :lol::lol::lol:

PHINMA inaugurates new PMC
Posted on December 5, 2010 - Filed Under News, People & Events | Leave a Comment

THE Pangasinan Medical Center, Inc. (PMCI) newly renovated and under new management, was inaugurated on November 29.
Aside from the ribbon cutting and blessing of the building, a ceremony was also held to mark the turnover of PMCI from its former owner, Cesar Duque, to the new administration under the PHINMA group.
PHINMA officials said the new medical center aims to provide quality health care for Pangasinenses and residents from nearby locales.
Present for the occasion were members of the board: Magdaleno B. Albaraccin, Jr.-Vice Chairman PHINMA Management; Dr. Meliton “Chito” B. Salazar, Jr.-President of PMC-PHINMA; Francisco C. Viray- Business Head for Energy and Mining/Chairman of the Board for PMC; Dr. Roy Serrano, Dr. Arlene Ann Sanchez, Dr. Nestor Rivera, Dr. Rodolfo Aquino and Ms. Daisy Montinola.
Mayors Benjamin S. Lim of Dagupan City, Jonas Castañeda of Lingayen and Mayor Irene Libunao of San Fabian and leaders of the various business sectors in Pangasinan witnessed the turn over of management from its former owners led by, Dr. Francisco Duque III, to its new administration.
To express the administration’s heartfelt gratitude for attending the special event, PHINMA provided “Gusto ko sa PMC” discount cards to all guests and people who had been a part of the celebration.
Dr. Viray and Mayor Lim cut the ceremonial ribbon before a Holy Mass was celebrated by Father Andala.
The guests were later ushered around the medical center to view the newly renovated, fully-furnished and well-decorated rooms for patient’s satisfaction, comfort and convenience.

meryenda muna tayo ,anong ulam nyo kanina joe at amigable ?

Duque eyes hosting of PRISAA national games in 2013
Posted on December 5, 2010 - Filed Under News, Sports | Leave a Comment

IF given the chance, Pangasinan should host the PRISAA National Games anew in 2013.
This was the sentiment expressed by Atty. Gonzalo Duque, Lyceum-Northwestern University president and former Region 1 president of PRISAA (Private Schools Athletic Association), who said he already submitted his recommendation to the PRISAA national leadership and is hopeful that it will be approved.
Speaking at a ceremony where he accepted an Outstanding Leadership Award from PRISAA Region 1, Duque said he actually recommended that the next national games scheduled next year be held in Pangasinan after the other regions that were scheduled to host it based on a rotational scheme declined the hosting job.
PRISAA officials, however, decided to hold the 2011 games in Metro Manila.
Duque said he was certain that the provincial government of Pangasinan as well as Dagupan City will be more than willing to co-host the Games in 2013 to be held at the Narciso Ramos Sports and Civic Center in Lingayen and other sports facilities in Dagupan.
Pangasinan successfully hosted the PRISAA National Games for the first time in 2006. —(Philamer Celi)

meryenda muna tayo ,anong ulam nyo kanina joe at amigable ?

sa kfc ako kanina fried chicken.LOL. sa urdaneta...

meryenda muna tayo ,anong ulam nyo kanina joe at amigable ?

hahaha.... diet.

PHINMA inaugurates new PMC
Posted on December 5, 2010 - Filed Under News, People & Events | Leave a Comment

THE Pangasinan Medical Center, Inc. (PMCI) newly renovated and under new management, was inaugurated on November 29.
Aside from the ribbon cutting and blessing of the building, a ceremony was also held to mark the turnover of PMCI from its former owner, Cesar Duque, to the new administration under the PHINMA group.
PHINMA officials said the new medical center aims to provide quality health care for Pangasinenses and residents from nearby locales.
Present for the occasion were members of the board: Magdaleno B. Albaraccin, Jr.-Vice Chairman PHINMA Management; Dr. Meliton “Chito” B. Salazar, Jr.-President of PMC-PHINMA; Francisco C. Viray- Business Head for Energy and Mining/Chairman of the Board for PMC; Dr. Roy Serrano, Dr. Arlene Ann Sanchez, Dr. Nestor Rivera, Dr. Rodolfo Aquino and Ms. Daisy Montinola.
Mayors Benjamin S. Lim of Dagupan City, Jonas Castañeda of Lingayen and Mayor Irene Libunao of San Fabian and leaders of the various business sectors in Pangasinan witnessed the turn over of management from its former owners led by, Dr. Francisco Duque III, to its new administration.
To express the administration’s heartfelt gratitude for attending the special event, PHINMA provided “Gusto ko sa PMC” discount cards to all guests and people who had been a part of the celebration.
Dr. Viray and Mayor Lim cut the ceremonial ribbon before a Holy Mass was celebrated by Father Andala.
The guests were later ushered around the medical center to view the newly renovated, fully-furnished and well-decorated rooms for patient’s satisfaction, comfort and convenience.baka may bago kayong pics ng newly renovated hospital na yan ,plsss sa toto0 lang nasa dagupan ang mga malalaki at high technology hospital ,dilang sa ilocos kondi sa northern part ng central luzon like tarlac at nueva ecija ang mga pasyente.

sa kfc ako kanina fried chicken.LOL. sa urdaneta...sosyal kfc mapera:lol::lol::lol:hahaha.... diet.

di sosyal diet daw hehehehe:lol::lol::lol:

baka may bago kayong pics ng newly renovated hospital na yan ,plsss sa toto0 lang nasa dagupan ang mga malalaki at high technology hospital ,dilang sa ilocos kondi sa northern part ng central luzon like tarlac at nueva ecija ang mga pasyente.

magpopost ako pag may nahanap akong pics.. wala kasing pics ung article..

Duque eyes hosting of PRISAA national games in 2013
Posted on December 5, 2010 - Filed Under News, Sports | Leave a Comment

IF given the chance, Pangasinan should host the PRISAA National Games anew in 2013.
This was the sentiment expressed by Atty. Gonzalo Duque, Lyceum-Northwestern University president and former Region 1 president of PRISAA (Private Schools Athletic Association), who said he already submitted his recommendation to the PRISAA national leadership and is hopeful that it will be approved.
Speaking at a ceremony where he accepted an Outstanding Leadership Award from PRISAA Region 1, Duque said he actually recommended that the next national games scheduled next year be held in Pangasinan after the other regions that were scheduled to host it based on a rotational scheme declined the hosting job.
PRISAA officials, however, decided to hold the 2011 games in Metro Manila.
Duque said he was certain that the provincial government of Pangasinan as well as Dagupan City will be more than willing to co-host the Games in 2013 to be held at the Narciso Ramos Sports and Civic Center in Lingayen and other sports facilities in Dagupan.
Pangasinan successfully hosted the PRISAA National Games for the first time in 2006. —(Philamer Celi)

Pangasinan's very own,Narciso Ramos Sport and Civic Center pang hosting ang dating,National level na wow:banana::banana::banana:

baka may bago kayong pics ng newly renovated hospital na yan ,plsss sa toto0 lang nasa dagupan ang mga malalaki at high technology hospital ,dilang sa ilocos kondi sa northern part ng central luzon like tarlac at nueva ecija ang mga pasyente.

agree,,, Out of 51 hospitals sa Pangasinan,. 12 ang nasa Dagupan City...ung naiwang 39, hatiin mo na sa naiwang 48 towns and cities natin. kulang pa tig isa sila... hehe... ang one of the most modern is The Villaflor Memorial Hospital, dito barangay namin. sa Mayombo. Dagupan City. hehehe. :lol:
http://phil114.com/data/file/hospital/757749361_00b6736a_new_top.jpg
http://en.wikipilipinas.org/images/b/b7/Dagupan_Doctors_Villaflor_Memorial_Hospital.jpg http://www.bbraun-avitum.ph/data/D4657D5E2A5AE626603360117D519913.0.jpg

sya nga po pala ,galing po kayo sa syudad ng pinakamayamang syudad sa ilocos ang urdaneta ,ano pong bagong mayroon doon ,may fly over na ba o over pass ang mga high ways

agree,,, Out of 51 hospitals sa Pangasinan,. 12 ang nasa Dagupan City...ung naiwang 39, hatiin mo na sa naiwang 48 towns and cities natin. kulang pa tig isa sila... hehe... ang one of the most modern is The Villaflor Memorial Hospital, dito barangay namin. sa Mayombo. Dagupan City. hehehe. :lol:
http://phil114.com/data/file/hospital/757749361_00b6736a_new_top.jpg
http://en.wikipilipinas.org/images/b/b7/Dagupan_Doctors_Villaflor_Memorial_Hospital.jpg http://www.bbraun-avitum.ph/data/D4657D5E2A5AE626603360117D519913.0.jpg

sa tingin ko nga villaflor ang pangunahing hospital dyan sa syudad(barangay nyo)kasi kahit ung sa mga taga bayambang pag may emergency sinasabi sa vilaflor nyo dalhin ,ano bang mayroon ang villaflor na wala sa iba

sya nga po pala ,galing po kayo sa syudad ng pinakamayamang syudad sa ilocos ang urdaneta ,ano pong bagong mayroon doon ,may fly over na ba o over pass ang mga high ways

malay ko... hehehe...
ang Dagupan may 3 malalaking over pass,,, at recently ko lang nalamang may isang napakalaking fly over na pala kami,, tayo... sa de venecia road... hahaha as in ang laki at ang taas. :lol: kuha ako next time ng nasa ilalim ng fly over.. hehe... yung asa dulo ang fly over. hehe..
http://www.panoramio.com/photos/original/26098071.jpg

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sa tingin ko nga villaflor ang pangunahing hospital dyan sa syudad(barangay nyo)kasi kahit ung sa mga taga bayambang pag may emergency sinasabi sa vilaflor nyo dalhin ,ano bang mayroon ang villaflor na wala sa iba

yung mga gamit nila laging latest... kasi ayaw ni Dr. Villaflor ng old tech. gusto lage high tech.... yun nga lang sobra mahal. pero worth it naman. :)

malay ko... hehehe...
ang Dagupan may 3 malalaking over pass,,, at recently ko lang nalamang may isang napakalaking fly over na pala kami,, tayo... sa de venecia road... hahaha as in ang laki at ang taas. :lol: kuha ako next time ng nasa ilalim ng fly over.. hehe... yung asa dulo ang fly over. hehe..
http://www.panoramio.com/photos/original/26098071.jpg

im sorry kay @joe pala ung tanong na yon,sorry, kaso ganupaman ,salamat sa post mo ang laki nga ng kauna unahang fly over g dagupan hindi namna pweding sabihin tulay yan di ba kasi may daan sa ilalim,nice pics,keep on posting @kaaron amigable(hamigable)b4

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wow,sosyal talaga ang dagupan ,pang world class talaga ,akalain mo ,napakaliit na syudad kaso pang buong mundo ang dating,great for both pangainense at dagupeno

^^oo sige matulog na me may pasok pa bukas,alas 12 na dito ,kayo na bahal mag close ng thread,good nite Pangasinan thread,bye kakaaro@joe n@amigable^^

masantos ya labi...

Good Morning Pangasinan Province.:)



hahaha.... diet.

Good Idea.

anto lay balitad SM ed dagupan ey... kapigan da met umpisaan so panggawa dad saman ya mall ey...

masantos ed sicayon amin... matalag ak labat ya umpasyar dyad forum tayo...

^^ magandang araw sayo kabaleyan!

anong klasing business tong UNITOP ,mini grocery ba o tindahan ng ano ano .btw dagdag income naman ito sa syudad,infairness 568milliom na pala ang budget ng syudad ngaun,ibig sabihin yun ang total income nya previous year,bravo Dagupan lumangoy kapa,tapos ung Bangus processing plant lumalangoy (este) functioning na ,wow DAGUPAN CITY :banana::banana::banana:

:)kumusta kabaleyan....UNITOP ay isang merchandising store na speciallizes in Chinese made goods...clothing/apparel,footwares,appliances,tools, housewares..retail store din siya..isang Chinese Businessman ang me ari nito..meron UNITOP sa sa Cebu and other Visayas provinces.:)

sa tingin ko sakaling ang 2nd SM ay sa Dagupan o Calasiao,possible ng pang 3rd ay sa Alaminos city or sa Bayambang o san carlos city,nangarap si lolo@lasi hehehesa urdaneta parang impossible na yang plano na yan

:)SM Urdaneta...yun problema dyan ay ang nabiling lote ng SM which is when SM bought? it from the NOT the real owner of the lot...kaya ayun nagkagulo gulo yun pagkabili ng LOT na yan sa me Anonas, Urdaneta...Court hearing pa rin yan :ohno:

:)SM Urdaneta...yun problema dyan ay ang nabiling lote ng SM which is when SM bought? it from the NOT the real owner of the lot...kaya ayun nagkagulo gulo yun pagkabili ng LOT na yan sa me Anonas, Urdaneta...Court hearing pa rin yan :ohno:

ouch! ganun ba un?? hala grabe naman... parang ndi ako makapaniwala naloko ang SM Prime?

http://http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs952.snc4/74536_452100047969_630167969_5247317_3025398_n.jpg

MASANTOS YA LABI KABALEYAN KO RA TNA KAKAARO

Good Morning Pangasinan Province.:)GOOD evening adre paulo,musta you





Good Idea.

anto lay balitad SM ed dagupan ey... kapigan da met umpisaan so panggawa dad saman ya mall ey...

masantos ed sicayon amin... matalag ak labat ya umpasyar dyad forum tayo...welcome kabayan@shotokan,agi dyad si @sir amigable O di no ed si sir @joe ka misoyu kasi asinger irad syudad,lagi ka mamasyal dito sa thread natin ha,maki jamming ba at maki tsismis na rin,taga san po kayo sa pangasinan?

:)kumusta kabaleyan....UNITOP ay isang merchandising store na speciallizes in Chinese made goods...clothing/apparel,footwares,appliances,tools, housewares..retail store din siya..isang Chinese Businessman ang me ari nito..meron UNITOP sa sa Cebu and other Visayas provinces.:)masantos ya labi kaabayan@phoenecians,,,,ay parang magic style,san pala tinayo yang UNITOP na yan?san banda?
:)SM Urdaneta...yun problema dyan ay ang nabiling lote ng SM which is when SM bought? it from the NOT the real owner of the lot...kaya ayun nagkagulo gulo yun pagkabili ng LOT na yan sa me Anonas, Urdaneta...Court hearing pa rin yan :ohno:
kaya pala di nag dalawang isip ang SM na maghanap ng ibang place gaya ng sa rosales,ang galing noh,SM nasa bungad ng luyag tapos sa central tapos sunod sa west,tapos Bayambang Royal mall Savemore ang supermarket,sosyal!:banana::banana::banana:

sya nga po pala any update tungkol a SAVEMORE BAYAMBANG ROYAL MALL,kailan ang opening kaya non?grabe excired me kasi balak ko mag tayo mg business doon pagbabakasyon ko next year....update plsssss

ang sm city dagupan ay hindi ma22loy sa lungsod, illipat sa calasiao katabi ng robinson place.

SEAFOOD

ABONO Party-list founding chairman Rosendo So listens intently to former House Speaker Jose de Venecia,Jr. as they tour the newly-inaugurated Korea-Philippines Seafood Processing Complex in Dagupan City.CESAR RAMIREZ

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Lim, Braganza deplore lost revenues
By Mortz C. Ortigoza
DAGUPAN CITY – Mayor Benjamin S. Lim said Dagupan will lose millions of pesos of revenue allotment from the national government if the Supreme Court reverses the appeal of the League of Cities of the Philippines on the petition of the 16 towns for city hood.
This city’s share of P568 million for 2011 from the national government would be affected if the 16 would-be cities join the 122-strong LCP.
Half of this city’s budget comes from the national government through the internal revenue allotment, while the other half comes from the local revenues.
The Local Government Code or Republic Act 7160 mandates that 23% of the national taxes would be given to the cities.
The acrimony brought by the 16 would-be-cities has been a merry-go-round for the LCP as the case has been decided by the Supreme Court for the umpteenth-time.
In November 2008, the high tribunal declared as unconstitutional the city hood of these municipalities as passed by the 11th Congress
In March and April 2009, the high court denied with a majority of votes in an en banc resolution, and with a 6-6 tied-votes, respectively, the two motions of reconsideration of the Commission on Election on the November 2008 decision of the court.
But in December 21, 2009, the S.C declared the cityhood laws constitutional.
Voting 7-6 this year the high tribunal granted the appeal of the LCP it filed last Jan. 5 against the Dec. 21, 2009 resolution.
According to LCP’s Secretary General and Alaminos City Mayor Hernani Braganza, last June the Supreme Court upheld their appeal.
“Nag-appeal sila for reconsideration so we are just awaiting for the decision. Ang prayer ng LCP ngayon kung pupuede ay itong decision be final already. Kasi the first time ang League of Cities questioned itong pagiging ciudad ng labing anim e the final decision was rendered purposely sa nag-execute na ang decision na ma implement na iyung decision tapos biglang nagbago. M.R, M.R (Motion for Reconsideration) nagka-gulo,” he stressed.
Braganza deplored that in case the high tribunal upheld the petition of the 16 towns with finality, Alaminos City would lose P13 million a year from the national allotment.

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Pangasinan searching for funds for Agno flood project
The provincial government is now scrambling to look for funds to finance Phase 3 of the Agno River flood control project after Japan withdrew its financial commitment reportedly due to delays in the implementation of Phase 2.
Board Member Ranjit R. Shahani, who expressed dismay over the development, said it may take three to five years to secure foreign funding from possible sources like Spain, Finland, China and South Korea.
Japan earlier pledged P3.5 billion for Phase 3. Such commitment reportedly expired as a result of the delay in the completion of a flood control segment in Alcala town where landowners allegedly demanded millions of pesos for their mahogany trees that blocked a waterway.
He said it was necessary for the provincial leaders to have an audience with public works and highways Secretary Rogelio Singson to convince him of the necessity to complete the flood control project and have it prioritized for consideration as a flagship project by the National Economic Development Authority.
Pending negotiations for the needed funding, Shahani told the KBP Forum at the Philippine Information Agency Thursday that the province can implement flood mitigating measures like the ongoing clearing up of rivers, dikes repair and desilting of river beds. He urged the municipalities concerned to conduct bayanihan activities for the sandbagging of breached dikes.
The nephew of former President Fidel V. Ramos admitted that he felt dismayed over the botched implementation of big projects initiated by the former Chief Executive to include flood control and the re-regulating pond for irrigation which were both funded by the Japanese government, the Proton car manufacturing plant and the Sual International Port.
Japan reportedly withdrew its financial commitment to the irrigation pond project, a component of the San Roque Multi-Purpose Project, as a result of the killing of peasant leader Jose Doton. The past Arroyo administration eventually secured funding from the Chinese government so that construction began in May last year. The re-regulating pond was expected to be operational in 2013.
Shahani said the province should have sent copies of the decision of the Doton case to the Japan Diet (parliament) to reconsider their stand since the court found out that the killing was not connected to violation of human rights as alleged but a plain murder case, he pointed out.
The board member disagreed with a proposal to abolish the Agno River Flood Control Office just because it failed in completing Phase 2 and subsequently bungled Phase 3.
He said flood control chief Restituto David has agreed to attend the session of the sangguniang panlalawigan anytime soon to shed light on issues affecting his office. David only sent his representatives in the last session. (PIA Pangasinan)

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BIBINGKA FEST

Wearing colorful costumes, these residents participate in the street dancing competition of the 2nd Bibingka Festival in Bani last December 3. The festival is part of the town’s annual fiesta celebration.CESAR RAMIREZ

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Local media urged to highlight health stories
LINGAYEN – The provincial government, in coordination with the USAID’s Health Promotion and Communication Project (HealthPro) specialists, has encouraged the Pangasinan local media to give importance on health news.

During a media orientation-workshop on reporting health issues held recently at The President”s Hotel, Luz Rimban emphasized the crucial role of media sector in creating health awareness campaign in the province Pangasinan

“Health news beat has been given less priority in our information dissemination efforts as we are more focused on political issues, economic issues and global issues among others. Usually, we only give attention to health issue when someone already dies from a certain disease.” Rimban told media.

Rimban, an investigative journalist, said mass media carries a great responsibility in the health awareness campaign among people with the dissemination of information on government’s various health programs and other concerned health-related issues.

She pointed out that with the country’s more than 80 billion population, only few among the less fortunate people have access to government’s health programs, and most of poor people die due to lack of health awareness.

In line with this, Rimban told media its major role in the awareness battle, and their efforts can further facilitate the country’s health programs initiatives to be reached even in the most far-flung areas.

However, she asked the media to be more cautious and vigilant while reporting health-related stories as some unverified reports tend to give wrong message to the readers and to the listeners. “Reporting health issues should be guided with sensitivity and responsibility.”

Facilitated by the HealthPRO team led by Yasmin Mapua-Tang, executive director of PRObe Media Foundation, Inc, the holding of media orientation is aimed at encouraging local media practitioners to become regular contributors and spokespersons of the health programs.

The activity has provided the media participants with tips and techniques on health reporting, handouts on how to become an effective health news reporter, and overview of national health situation.

The HealthPRO provides technical assistance to local government units to promote healthy behaviors and practices in family planning and safe motherhood, maternal, newborn and child health, tuberculosis, and HIV-AIDS and other infectious diseases.

The project components include behavior change communication (BCC) interventions for LGUs, media sector and provision of institutional development and capability-building for health workers to achieve a sustained health promotion and communication programs. (Merly R. Tibalao/PIO)

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PNoy to visit Bani on Dec 7
President Aquino is scheduled to visit Pangasinan on Tuesday, December 7, his first as Chief Executive, to inaugurate the Core Shelter project in Bani town.

Mr. Aquino is expected to arrive at 10 a.m. at the project site in the mountain slopes of barangay Dacap Sur where 100 housing units were ingeniously built thru the combined efforts and resources of the Department of Social Welfare and Development, the municipal government, the UN World Food Programme (UNWFP) and the 600 beneficiaries for their “sweat equity” in helping the “new village” to rise. The beneficiaries were victims of typhoon Emong which devastated the province in May last year.

The new village is called “Burubor ni Ayat” (Mountain of Love).

DSWD provided P7 million for the project, while the municipal government provided the 5-hectare lot including site development and salary of skilled workers. The UN WFP provided the Food for Work in the form of rice allocation amounting to some P2.1 million, according to DSWD Regional Director Leonardo C. Reynoso.

Social Welfare Secretary Corazon “Dinky” Soliman is expected to brief the President on the project.

Mayor Marcelo Navarro envisioned the project as an eco-village which, he said, other institutions may copy for their own human resettlement projects. (PIA Pangasinan)

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Calasiao still open for SM, new investors, leaders say
By Mortz C. Ortigoza
CALASIAO- The mayor here said that there are still enough lands to accommodate big investors like SM Mall in case they want to relocate in this burgeoning town sandwiched by Dagupan and San Carlos Cities.
Mayor Mark Roy Macanlalay said that since lands here are owned and divided by small parcels, high budget investors can emulate what a broker here has done to persuade Robinson Mall to put a branch in a 5.8 hectares area.
“Bago ibinenta sa Robinson ang lupa, meron munang nag middle na tao. Individual na na-consolidate niya iyon (lands). Sino naman ang bibili ng lupa na may problema,” he stressed.
He said that the venue where Robinson is located does not need to be converted anymore from agricultural to commercial land as it is already a commercial area.
“Commercial area na ang lupang iyan. Alam naman natin na nandiyan na ang mga major car companies, Nissan, Honda, Isuzu, at Toyota, “he explained.
Robinson is located in Barangay San Miguel here. Its sprawling edifice alone covers 3.3 hectares in a 5.8 hectare-land. The two-storey mall will be named ‘Robinsons Place Calasiao’, the 30th in the company’s chain of malls around the Philippines. Its amenities include four movie houses, food chains, shops, department store, and supermarket.
According to Vice Mayor Roy Macanlalay, the mayor’s father, Robinson would be operational on September next year.
The mayor said that the management of the mall told him they would give priority to hire his constituents for employment in the giant store.
He disclosed that the management sees that hiring people from this town is economically sound as workers would not be burdened to pay more in terms of fare if they would come from towns and cities outside of this first class municipality.
Aside from Robinson, another big-time investor would start the construction of this month of its branch located in the poblacion area. Magic Mall of Companies, known for its chain of stores all over Pangasinan, has joined the mall rush in this town.
Meanwhile, Macanlalay disproved the criticism of foreign investors that applying for business in the Philippines take months.
He said his town is investor friendly. He stressed that an applicant who has a complete document will get his business permit in half-a-day from his office.

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Kundirana wowed Pangasinan: The famous high-school glee-club in the Philippine from La Salle-Green Hills has selected Dagupan City last December 4 as the first legged of its concert- tour in the Philippines. The treat with actor Randy Santiago was held at the Dagupan City Astrodome. According to Escuela de Nuestra Senora de la Salette’s Vice President Rex Lor, the proceeds of the concert would go to the financially hard-ups scholars of the college (Photo and text by Mortz Ortigoza)

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Pathetic Law Makers; The Koreans are coming!

The reasons I seldom watch the deliberations of the members of the provincial board (Sangguniang Panlalawigan) of Pangasinan is because many of them there are intellectually nobodies. Some are mini-Lito Lapids who could hardly mumble a correct sentence in English in a debate or in an interview.
Last Wednesday, for some unknown reasons, I found myself at one of the side benches of the August Chamber as some department heads justified their 2011 budgets.
Susmariosep, before their budget could be approved some of them were asked by a board member if they could identify and name the surname of each of the members of the committee that heard the province’s more than P1.8 billion budget.
Like an over confident grade schooler, each of these heads recited with flourish in a microphone the names of the solons.
Like a well-orchestrated puppet-show their subordinates who were seated at the back and side rows relished the exceptional stunts by their superiors.
What made this treat preposterous? Each of the board members has a bold nameplate placed on their table to identify them.
I don’t care if the heads cheated on the identification test. What I care is the way our dads handle the appropriation of millions of pesos of precious public funds.
“This is not only a waste of public funds, this is also a waste of precious power supply and saliva,” I told an amused but disgusted media men there.
***
When the United States and the South Korean governments were groping in the dark looking for that elusive peace with the Hermit Kingdom communist North Korea, former Speaker Joe de Venecia and wife Congresswoman Gina, Secretary Proceso Alcala of the Department of Agriculture, Congressmen Robert Raymund Estrella and Marlyn Premicia-Agabas, and Abono Party Chairman Sendo So have been inaugurating the P100 million fish processing plant for bangus (milk-fish) at Brgy. Bonuan Binloc in Dagupan.
The event was attended by Charge d’Affaires Kim Yong of the South Korean Embassy and the head of Korea’s financial aid body Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOIKA).
The event materialized because of the aggressive intercession of then Speaker JDV to his Korean politician-friends to extend what they could give to the economic welfare of his people.
The November 29 event showed that a human being is no different to nation-state. Poor country like the Philippines ingratiates with rich country like South Korea.
The rich state remembered what is debt-of-gratitude to the semi-feudal state Philippine that saved her when she was much poorer than the former more than half-a- decade ago.
History tells us that in the early1950s, the Marxist North, aided by Communist China and the then Union of Soviet Socialist Republic, overran South Korea.
“Mr. Minister as you know, the Philippines is a bird-flu free country. That’s why the Japanese imports (dressed) chicken from us,” Secretary Alcala told the Korean diplomats at a press conference
He also told the head of KOICA that the Korean government has already given the Filipinos a corn processing plant in Mindanao.
The KOICA’s head stuttered in his halting English as he had a hard time remembering the locations of his country’s countless dole-outs to our country.
“Palakpakan natin ang mga kaibigan nating Koreano para mas marami pa silang ibibigay sa atin,” Alcala enthused the crowd during the inauguration.
Minister Yong remembered the military contribution of the Filipino troops (where my father and former president Fidel V. Ramos were part of the Philippine Expeditionary Force to Korea or PEFTOK) in salvaging the capitalist country from the claws of those godless commies when they emulated Hitler’s blitzkrieg in Poland in September 1, 1939.
“We have a debt of gratitude to the Filipinos,” Yong sentimentally declared.
We Flips are quite fortunate. We should be thankful to N.K’s miniature crazy leader Kim Jong-il for rejecting almost all South Korea’s multi-billion U.S dollar goodies as a token of reconciliation.
The South for one generously offers Kim nuclear plants to mitigate his shortage of electricity, but the latter instead saber-rattle the South with the threat of nuclear annihilation.
The exasperated top 10 capitalist state in the world and number one ship builder instead offered three nuclear reactors to us rambunctious Filipinos to solve our notoriously world-class priced electricity.
But just like those skeptics North Koreans, some left leaning groups have already thrown the proverbial monkey-wrench and their unfounded and baseless anti- nuclear arguments to this mulled project.
By the way, the three nuclear power plants are being peddled to us like Kimchi in a price of $2 billion a piece.
Susmariosep this was what then congressman and nuclear power advocates Mark Cojuangco told me in Lingayen when I asked him about where we could get these uranium powered stuffs.
(Send comments to totomortz@yahoo.com)

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NEW VILLAGE HEADS

The new and reelected officials in 31 barangays in Dagupan City with the Sangguniang Kabataan(SK) officials as they take their oath of office before City Mayor Benjamin Lim last November 24 at the City Astrodome.CESAR RAMIREZ

Add comment December 4, 2010

ang sm city dagupan ay hindi ma22loy sa lungsod, illipat sa calasiao katabi ng robinson place.

aaw! :ohno::ohno::ohno: are you really sure about this??

ouch! ganun ba un?? hala grabe naman... parang ndi ako makapaniwala naloko ang SM Prime?

:ohno:,,Yup christian joe..matagal na sana yan nagawa at di yun SM Rosales..sabi nila yun me ari ng lote/lupa ay nasa abroad na eto...tapos iba yun nag benta ng lote/lupa na di sya mismo me ari nyan...kunbaga falsification of land titles eh...:ohno:...hopefully maayos na yan dahil matagal na yan na naka binbin sa korte...

masantos ya labi kaabayan@phoenecians,,,,ay parang magic style,san pala tinayo yang UNITOP na yan?san banda?

kaya pala di nag dalawang isip ang SM na maghanap ng ibang place gaya ng sa rosales,ang galing noh,SM nasa bungad ng luyag tapos sa central tapos sunod sa west,tapos Bayambang Royal mall Savemore ang supermarket,sosyal!:banana::banana::banana:

kumusta la pangasinan ak...yun UNITOP ay nasa downtown dagupan..harapan ng CSI MARKET SQUARE at katabi ng JOLLIBEE DAGUPAN..:)

aaw! :ohno::ohno::ohno: are you really sure about this??

:ohno:.wala pa final about this rumour..but the lot along Tambac is now on going for clearing area...abangan natin yun latest sa January 2011:)

masantos ya labi kabaleyan ko ran Pangasinense tan kakaaro ran forumers

:ohno:.wala pa final about this rumour..but the lot along Tambac is now on going for clearing area...abangan natin yun latest sa January 2011:)

haixt... my goodness... alam nio kung sa ibang lungsod lang sana ito na gusto tayuan ng SM Prime.. haynaku mabilis pa sa alas kwatro binigyan ng permit yan.. tsk..

SEAFOOD

ABONO Party-list founding chairman Rosendo So listens intently to former House Speaker Jose de Venecia,Jr. as they tour the newly-inaugurated Korea-Philippines Seafood Processing Complex in Dagupan City.CESAR RAMIREZ

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Lim, Braganza deplore lost revenues
By Mortz C. Ortigoza
DAGUPAN CITY – Mayor Benjamin S. Lim said Dagupan will lose millions of pesos of revenue allotment from the national government if the Supreme Court reverses the appeal of the League of Cities of the Philippines on the petition of the 16 towns for city hood.
This city’s share of P568 million for 2011 from the national government would be affected if the 16 would-be cities join the 122-strong LCP.
Half of this city’s budget comes from the national government through the internal revenue allotment, while the other half comes from the local revenues.
The Local Government Code or Republic Act 7160 mandates that 23% of the national taxes would be given to the cities.
The acrimony brought by the 16 would-be-cities has been a merry-go-round for the LCP as the case has been decided by the Supreme Court for the umpteenth-time.
In November 2008, the high tribunal declared as unconstitutional the city hood of these municipalities as passed by the 11th Congress
In March and April 2009, the high court denied with a majority of votes in an en banc resolution, and with a 6-6 tied-votes, respectively, the two motions of reconsideration of the Commission on Election on the November 2008 decision of the court.
But in December 21, 2009, the S.C declared the cityhood laws constitutional.
Voting 7-6 this year the high tribunal granted the appeal of the LCP it filed last Jan. 5 against the Dec. 21, 2009 resolution.
According to LCP’s Secretary General and Alaminos City Mayor Hernani Braganza, last June the Supreme Court upheld their appeal.
“Nag-appeal sila for reconsideration so we are just awaiting for the decision. Ang prayer ng LCP ngayon kung pupuede ay itong decision be final already. Kasi the first time ang League of Cities questioned itong pagiging ciudad ng labing anim e the final decision was rendered purposely sa nag-execute na ang decision na ma implement na iyung decision tapos biglang nagbago. M.R, M.R (Motion for Reconsideration) nagka-gulo,” he stressed.
Braganza deplored that in case the high tribunal upheld the petition of the 16 towns with finality, Alaminos City would lose P13 million a year from the national allotment.

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Pangasinan searching for funds for Agno flood project
The provincial government is now scrambling to look for funds to finance Phase 3 of the Agno River flood control project after Japan withdrew its financial commitment reportedly due to delays in the implementation of Phase 2.
Board Member Ranjit R. Shahani, who expressed dismay over the development, said it may take three to five years to secure foreign funding from possible sources like Spain, Finland, China and South Korea.
Japan earlier pledged P3.5 billion for Phase 3. Such commitment reportedly expired as a result of the delay in the completion of a flood control segment in Alcala town where landowners allegedly demanded millions of pesos for their mahogany trees that blocked a waterway.
He said it was necessary for the provincial leaders to have an audience with public works and highways Secretary Rogelio Singson to convince him of the necessity to complete the flood control project and have it prioritized for consideration as a flagship project by the National Economic Development Authority.
Pending negotiations for the needed funding, Shahani told the KBP Forum at the Philippine Information Agency Thursday that the province can implement flood mitigating measures like the ongoing clearing up of rivers, dikes repair and desilting of river beds. He urged the municipalities concerned to conduct bayanihan activities for the sandbagging of breached dikes.
The nephew of former President Fidel V. Ramos admitted that he felt dismayed over the botched implementation of big projects initiated by the former Chief Executive to include flood control and the re-regulating pond for irrigation which were both funded by the Japanese government, the Proton car manufacturing plant and the Sual International Port.
Japan reportedly withdrew its financial commitment to the irrigation pond project, a component of the San Roque Multi-Purpose Project, as a result of the killing of peasant leader Jose Doton. The past Arroyo administration eventually secured funding from the Chinese government so that construction began in May last year. The re-regulating pond was expected to be operational in 2013.
Shahani said the province should have sent copies of the decision of the Doton case to the Japan Diet (parliament) to reconsider their stand since the court found out that the killing was not connected to violation of human rights as alleged but a plain murder case, he pointed out.
The board member disagreed with a proposal to abolish the Agno River Flood Control Office just because it failed in completing Phase 2 and subsequently bungled Phase 3.
He said flood control chief Restituto David has agreed to attend the session of the sangguniang panlalawigan anytime soon to shed light on issues affecting his office. David only sent his representatives in the last session. (PIA Pangasinan)

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BIBINGKA FEST

Wearing colorful costumes, these residents participate in the street dancing competition of the 2nd Bibingka Festival in Bani last December 3. The festival is part of the town’s annual fiesta celebration.CESAR RAMIREZ

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Local media urged to highlight health stories
LINGAYEN – The provincial government, in coordination with the USAID’s Health Promotion and Communication Project (HealthPro) specialists, has encouraged the Pangasinan local media to give importance on health news.

During a media orientation-workshop on reporting health issues held recently at The President”s Hotel, Luz Rimban emphasized the crucial role of media sector in creating health awareness campaign in the province Pangasinan

“Health news beat has been given less priority in our information dissemination efforts as we are more focused on political issues, economic issues and global issues among others. Usually, we only give attention to health issue when someone already dies from a certain disease.” Rimban told media.

Rimban, an investigative journalist, said mass media carries a great responsibility in the health awareness campaign among people with the dissemination of information on government’s various health programs and other concerned health-related issues.

She pointed out that with the country’s more than 80 billion population, only few among the less fortunate people have access to government’s health programs, and most of poor people die due to lack of health awareness.

In line with this, Rimban told media its major role in the awareness battle, and their efforts can further facilitate the country’s health programs initiatives to be reached even in the most far-flung areas.

However, she asked the media to be more cautious and vigilant while reporting health-related stories as some unverified reports tend to give wrong message to the readers and to the listeners. “Reporting health issues should be guided with sensitivity and responsibility.”

Facilitated by the HealthPRO team led by Yasmin Mapua-Tang, executive director of PRObe Media Foundation, Inc, the holding of media orientation is aimed at encouraging local media practitioners to become regular contributors and spokespersons of the health programs.

The activity has provided the media participants with tips and techniques on health reporting, handouts on how to become an effective health news reporter, and overview of national health situation.

The HealthPRO provides technical assistance to local government units to promote healthy behaviors and practices in family planning and safe motherhood, maternal, newborn and child health, tuberculosis, and HIV-AIDS and other infectious diseases.

The project components include behavior change communication (BCC) interventions for LGUs, media sector and provision of institutional development and capability-building for health workers to achieve a sustained health promotion and communication programs. (Merly R. Tibalao/PIO)

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PNoy to visit Bani on Dec 7
President Aquino is scheduled to visit Pangasinan on Tuesday, December 7, his first as Chief Executive, to inaugurate the Core Shelter project in Bani town.

Mr. Aquino is expected to arrive at 10 a.m. at the project site in the mountain slopes of barangay Dacap Sur where 100 housing units were ingeniously built thru the combined efforts and resources of the Department of Social Welfare and Development, the municipal government, the UN World Food Programme (UNWFP) and the 600 beneficiaries for their “sweat equity” in helping the “new village” to rise. The beneficiaries were victims of typhoon Emong which devastated the province in May last year.

The new village is called “Burubor ni Ayat” (Mountain of Love).

DSWD provided P7 million for the project, while the municipal government provided the 5-hectare lot including site development and salary of skilled workers. The UN WFP provided the Food for Work in the form of rice allocation amounting to some P2.1 million, according to DSWD Regional Director Leonardo C. Reynoso.

Social Welfare Secretary Corazon “Dinky” Soliman is expected to brief the President on the project.

Mayor Marcelo Navarro envisioned the project as an eco-village which, he said, other institutions may copy for their own human resettlement projects. (PIA Pangasinan)

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Calasiao still open for SM, new investors, leaders say
By Mortz C. Ortigoza
CALASIAO- The mayor here said that there are still enough lands to accommodate big investors like SM Mall in case they want to relocate in this burgeoning town sandwiched by Dagupan and San Carlos Cities.
Mayor Mark Roy Macanlalay said that since lands here are owned and divided by small parcels, high budget investors can emulate what a broker here has done to persuade Robinson Mall to put a branch in a 5.8 hectares area.
“Bago ibinenta sa Robinson ang lupa, meron munang nag middle na tao. Individual na na-consolidate niya iyon (lands). Sino naman ang bibili ng lupa na may problema,” he stressed.
He said that the venue where Robinson is located does not need to be converted anymore from agricultural to commercial land as it is already a commercial area.
“Commercial area na ang lupang iyan. Alam naman natin na nandiyan na ang mga major car companies, Nissan, Honda, Isuzu, at Toyota, “he explained.
Robinson is located in Barangay San Miguel here. Its sprawling edifice alone covers 3.3 hectares in a 5.8 hectare-land. The two-storey mall will be named ‘Robinsons Place Calasiao’, the 30th in the company’s chain of malls around the Philippines. Its amenities include four movie houses, food chains, shops, department store, and supermarket.
According to Vice Mayor Roy Macanlalay, the mayor’s father, Robinson would be operational on September next year.
The mayor said that the management of the mall told him they would give priority to hire his constituents for employment in the giant store.
He disclosed that the management sees that hiring people from this town is economically sound as workers would not be burdened to pay more in terms of fare if they would come from towns and cities outside of this first class municipality.
Aside from Robinson, another big-time investor would start the construction of this month of its branch located in the poblacion area. Magic Mall of Companies, known for its chain of stores all over Pangasinan, has joined the mall rush in this town.
Meanwhile, Macanlalay disproved the criticism of foreign investors that applying for business in the Philippines take months.
He said his town is investor friendly. He stressed that an applicant who has a complete document will get his business permit in half-a-day from his office.

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Kundirana wowed Pangasinan: The famous high-school glee-club in the Philippine from La Salle-Green Hills has selected Dagupan City last December 4 as the first legged of its concert- tour in the Philippines. The treat with actor Randy Santiago was held at the Dagupan City Astrodome. According to Escuela de Nuestra Senora de la Salette’s Vice President Rex Lor, the proceeds of the concert would go to the financially hard-ups scholars of the college (Photo and text by Mortz Ortigoza)

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Pathetic Law Makers; The Koreans are coming!

The reasons I seldom watch the deliberations of the members of the provincial board (Sangguniang Panlalawigan) of Pangasinan is because many of them there are intellectually nobodies. Some are mini-Lito Lapids who could hardly mumble a correct sentence in English in a debate or in an interview.
Last Wednesday, for some unknown reasons, I found myself at one of the side benches of the August Chamber as some department heads justified their 2011 budgets.
Susmariosep, before their budget could be approved some of them were asked by a board member if they could identify and name the surname of each of the members of the committee that heard the province’s more than P1.8 billion budget.
Like an over confident grade schooler, each of these heads recited with flourish in a microphone the names of the solons.
Like a well-orchestrated puppet-show their subordinates who were seated at the back and side rows relished the exceptional stunts by their superiors.
What made this treat preposterous? Each of the board members has a bold nameplate placed on their table to identify them.
I don’t care if the heads cheated on the identification test. What I care is the way our dads handle the appropriation of millions of pesos of precious public funds.
“This is not only a waste of public funds, this is also a waste of precious power supply and saliva,” I told an amused but disgusted media men there.
***
When the United States and the South Korean governments were groping in the dark looking for that elusive peace with the Hermit Kingdom communist North Korea, former Speaker Joe de Venecia and wife Congresswoman Gina, Secretary Proceso Alcala of the Department of Agriculture, Congressmen Robert Raymund Estrella and Marlyn Premicia-Agabas, and Abono Party Chairman Sendo So have been inaugurating the P100 million fish processing plant for bangus (milk-fish) at Brgy. Bonuan Binloc in Dagupan.
The event was attended by Charge d’Affaires Kim Yong of the South Korean Embassy and the head of Korea’s financial aid body Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOIKA).
The event materialized because of the aggressive intercession of then Speaker JDV to his Korean politician-friends to extend what they could give to the economic welfare of his people.
The November 29 event showed that a human being is no different to nation-state. Poor country like the Philippines ingratiates with rich country like South Korea.
The rich state remembered what is debt-of-gratitude to the semi-feudal state Philippine that saved her when she was much poorer than the former more than half-a- decade ago.
History tells us that in the early1950s, the Marxist North, aided by Communist China and the then Union of Soviet Socialist Republic, overran South Korea.
“Mr. Minister as you know, the Philippines is a bird-flu free country. That’s why the Japanese imports (dressed) chicken from us,” Secretary Alcala told the Korean diplomats at a press conference
He also told the head of KOICA that the Korean government has already given the Filipinos a corn processing plant in Mindanao.
The KOICA’s head stuttered in his halting English as he had a hard time remembering the locations of his country’s countless dole-outs to our country.
“Palakpakan natin ang mga kaibigan nating Koreano para mas marami pa silang ibibigay sa atin,” Alcala enthused the crowd during the inauguration.
Minister Yong remembered the military contribution of the Filipino troops (where my father and former president Fidel V. Ramos were part of the Philippine Expeditionary Force to Korea or PEFTOK) in salvaging the capitalist country from the claws of those godless commies when they emulated Hitler’s blitzkrieg in Poland in September 1, 1939.
“We have a debt of gratitude to the Filipinos,” Yong sentimentally declared.
We Flips are quite fortunate. We should be thankful to N.K’s miniature crazy leader Kim Jong-il for rejecting almost all South Korea’s multi-billion U.S dollar goodies as a token of reconciliation.
The South for one generously offers Kim nuclear plants to mitigate his shortage of electricity, but the latter instead saber-rattle the South with the threat of nuclear annihilation.
The exasperated top 10 capitalist state in the world and number one ship builder instead offered three nuclear reactors to us rambunctious Filipinos to solve our notoriously world-class priced electricity.
But just like those skeptics North Koreans, some left leaning groups have already thrown the proverbial monkey-wrench and their unfounded and baseless anti- nuclear arguments to this mulled project.
By the way, the three nuclear power plants are being peddled to us like Kimchi in a price of $2 billion a piece.
Susmariosep this was what then congressman and nuclear power advocates Mark Cojuangco told me in Lingayen when I asked him about where we could get these uranium powered stuffs.
(Send comments to totomortz@yahoo.com)

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NEW VILLAGE HEADS

The new and reelected officials in 31 barangays in Dagupan City with the Sangguniang Kabataan(SK) officials as they take their oath of office before City Mayor Benjamin Lim last November 24 at the City Astrodome.CESAR RAMIREZ

Add comment December 4, 2010ganun,agno flood project ma dedelay ulit ,grabe naman yan may ari ng mahogany tree na yan ,ilang million ba ang gusto nya para mabili lang yan lupa na yan,grabe talaga kapag pera ang pag uusaapan sinusulit talaga,pano tayo aasinso nyan kung puro sariling kapakanan lang ang iniisip natin,ni hindi lman lang tayo makapagbigay ng kahit konting favor para sa government,buti pa ung sa Sual int'l seapoet na nagmamay ari ng katabing lupa naibenta nya sa tamang halaga lang kasi gusto rin nya ung project ng goberno natin,hay naku.....bad yan

ang sm city dagupan ay hindi ma22loy sa lungsod, illipat sa calasiao katabi ng robinson place.

ok lang ciguro total METRO DAGUPAN na rin yan someday,kahit papano sa luyag pa rin naitayo,bahala ang dagupan kung san sya pupulutin,lalangawin na yan ,parang metro manila dati ang sikat manila mismo,after ialn dekada bilang sibol ang makati,malamang ganyang ang mangyayari.btw kung totoo man ito,tnx CUISON65,WELCOME SA THREAD NG PANGASINAN,taga san po kayo sir?keep on posting ph

hello poh sir @joe ,miss you hhehehee

PNoy assures support for Pangasinan
By Danny O Sagun

Bani, Pangasinan (07 December) -- President Aquino said Pangasinan will definitely get enough support from the national government notwithstanding political affiliations among the top leaders.
The Chief Executive clarified he had no problems with Gov. Amado T. Espino, Jr. so that he would give support to projects that redound to the benefit of the people. "Tulad ng project na ito, napaka-efficient," he said referring to the Core Shelter project which he inaugurated Tuesday in sitio Olanen, Dacap Sur in this town.
The project pushed thru because of the full cooperation and support among the concerned agencies - municipal government, Department of Social Welfare and Development, United Nations World Food Programme and the beneficiaries.
"Wala akong problema kay Governor Espino," he said in reply to a question during a press conference if the province would still get its fair share of projects from the national government considering that the governor belongs to another party.
Espino's absence during the President's first visit to Pangasinan was the subject of conversation between local officials and the media before the President arrived.
Mayor Marcelo Navarro, Jr. refused to elaborate on reasons surrounding Espino's absence. He only told newsmen that the governor did not consider him as friend although he had extended his arm of friendship to him after the elections.
Navarro and Alaminos City Mayor Hernani Braganza led local officials in welcoming the Chief Executive who arrived at the site at around 10:40 a.m. Also on hand to welcome him were former Gov. Victor E. Agbayani, sixth district Board Member Ranjit R. Shahani and former Vice-Gov. Oscar B. Lambino who are all Liberal Party stalwarts.
Also asked on his stand on proposed mining activities in Pangasinan, he said that exploitation of mineral resources is all right if it redounds to the benefit of the community especially on provision of employment. "Kung katanggap-tanggap, hindi ako magiging hadlang," he said.
He clarified that he would like to be considered more as pro-employment rather than pro-mining. The western section of Pangasinan is said to be rich in mineral resources. Years back, there were attempts to open cement plants in Bolinao and Agno but proponents backed out after people from said areas protested against such plans.
Mr. Aquino said he had an open mind to it as long as the activities comply with environmental laws and policies and subsequently generate more jobs.
On the Alaminos airport project, he said he would check if it qualifies under the Public-Private Partnerships (PPA) scheme. He lauded the efforts of City Mayor Hernani Braganza to bring that big project to his city.
He also said he would check on the status of the Sual International Seaport project if it can be considered under PPA.
It will be recalled that the former Arroyo administration approved for implementation the two projects and allotted initial funds. (PIA Pangasinan)

:ohno:,,Yup christian joe..matagal na sana yan nagawa at di yun SM Rosales..sabi nila yun me ari ng lote/lupa ay nasa abroad na eto...tapos iba yun nag benta ng lote/lupa na di sya mismo me ari nyan...kunbaga falsification of land titles eh...:ohno:...hopefully maayos na yan dahil matagal na yan na naka binbin sa korte...hello sir@phoenicians,tns sa mga info,sana nga matapos na yan kaso,may lupa rin ba dyan ang Robinson sa urdaneta?

kumusta la pangasinan ak...yun UNITOP ay nasa downtown dagupan..harapan ng CSI MARKET SQUARE at katabi ng JOLLIBEE DAGUPAN..:)

ung dating magsaysay commercial center ba yun,tama po ba ?

:ohno:.wala pa final about this rumour..but the lot along Tambac is now on going for clearing area...abangan natin yun latest sa January 2011:)

sana nga,naku talaga kung palaagpasin pa ng syudad yan,talagang lampasuhin na sila ng ibang syudad,ano ,CSI,NEPO,ano pa hello gumising nga kayo mga opisyalis ng syudad ng Dagupan,grabe proud pa naman kami dahil may Dagupan City na mallit pero nakakapuwing.....tsk tsk tsk,hay :ohno::ohno::ohno:sir @phoenicians more on update plssss tnx

hello poh sir @joe ,miss you hhehehee

eyng?? hahaha

PNoy assures support for Pangasinan
By Danny O Sagun

Bani, Pangasinan (07 December) -- President Aquino said Pangasinan will definitely get enough support from the national government notwithstanding political affiliations among the top leaders.
The Chief Executive clarified he had no problems with Gov. Amado T. Espino, Jr. so that he would give support to projects that redound to the benefit of the people. "Tulad ng project na ito, napaka-efficient," he said referring to the Core Shelter project which he inaugurated Tuesday in sitio Olanen, Dacap Sur in this town.
The project pushed thru because of the full cooperation and support among the concerned agencies - municipal government, Department of Social Welfare and Development, United Nations World Food Programme and the beneficiaries.
"Wala akong problema kay Governor Espino," he said in reply to a question during a press conference if the province would still get its fair share of projects from the national government considering that the governor belongs to another party.
Espino's absence during the President's first visit to Pangasinan was the subject of conversation between local officials and the media before the President arrived.
Mayor Marcelo Navarro, Jr. refused to elaborate on reasons surrounding Espino's absence. He only told newsmen that the governor did not consider him as friend although he had extended his arm of friendship to him after the elections.
Navarro and Alaminos City Mayor Hernani Braganza led local officials in welcoming the Chief Executive who arrived at the site at around 10:40 a.m. Also on hand to welcome him were former Gov. Victor E. Agbayani, sixth district Board Member Ranjit R. Shahani and former Vice-Gov. Oscar B. Lambino who are all Liberal Party stalwarts.
Also asked on his stand on proposed mining activities in Pangasinan, he said that exploitation of mineral resources is all right if it redounds to the benefit of the community especially on provision of employment. "Kung katanggap-tanggap, hindi ako magiging hadlang," he said.
He clarified that he would like to be considered more as pro-employment rather than pro-mining. The western section of Pangasinan is said to be rich in mineral resources. Years back, there were attempts to open cement plants in Bolinao and Agno but proponents backed out after people from said areas protested against such plans.
Mr. Aquino said he had an open mind to it as long as the activities comply with environmental laws and policies and subsequently generate more jobs.
On the Alaminos airport project, he said he would check if it qualifies under the Public-Private Partnerships (PPA) scheme. He lauded the efforts of City Mayor Hernani Braganza to bring that big project to his city.
He also said he would check on the status of the Sual International Seaport project if it can be considered under PPA.
It will be recalled that the former Arroyo administration approved for implementation the two projects and allotted initial funds. (PIA Pangasinan)

sana may kababayan tayong makapag post ng latest update tungkol sa mg projects na ito,tapos na ang Bangus processing plant wala mang lang nakapg update kahit man lang pics ,hoping pa rin kahit pics lang,hehehhe:nuts::nuts::nuts:

eyng?? hahaha

yakkkkk,mis lang kita sa theard,para may ka talk,heheheehe,musta ka kabayan?galing ka ng urdaneta wala ka man lang pabaon pics.damot hummp

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/2080113_f260.jpgUrdaneta City, Pangasinan: Gateway to Northern Philippines
Geographic Hub

Urdaneta City is very strategically located in the central part of eastern Pangasinan, and is traversed by the Manila North Road (formerly MacArthur Highway) virtually bisecting the locality into the west and east side. It is bounded in the north by the muncipality of Binalonan, south by the municipality of Villasis, east by the municiality of Asingan and west by the municipality of Sta. Barbara. It is the gateway to Baguio City, to San Carlos City in Central Pangasinan, the provincial capitol Lingayen and Dagupan City in Western Pangasinan and the northern Luzon provinces, beginning with the city of San Fernando, La Union. It is also easily acessible to Tarlac City and Angeles City by bus and by car. Nearby airports include Loakan Airport in Baguio City, San Fernando International Airport and the Diosdado Macapagal International Airport in the Clark Special Economic Zone (next to Angeles City). However direct flights from Manila have been discontinued. The only option is the regional airport located in Binalonan, Pangasinan which also operates a charter flight service from Manila. However, from Binalonan, it leap frogs to several other destinations in the north. Check out their website at: (http://www.skypasada.com)

History and Culture

On January 5, 1858 the municipality of Urdaneta was borne in the eqastern part of Pangasinan. History links this city to that famous aide of Spanish explorer, Ferdinan Magellan - that is - Father Sinon de Urdaneta, a soldier, navigator and cosmographer after whom the city was named.

Another priest helped found Urdaneta, that is, Father Nicolas Manrique Alzonzo with the help of hardy pioneers from the Ilocos provinces. The begining was the clearing of a vast forest that was Urdaneta then followed by the erection of the Urdaneta Roman Catholic Church and convent, followed later by a fluorishing village organized into a town which later became the municipality of Urdaneta.

Other theorists, however are of the opinion that the name Urdaneta stems from the term, "Organeta," meaning "little organ" or "Little unit" considering that at that time the place was composed of portions of barrios of adjacent towns where travellers and traders converged.

Today, Urdaneta City still serves as a strategic point of convergence for travellers and traders north of manila, linking several key cities and provinces. It became a city in 1997 by virtue of Republic Act No. 8480.

Video about the Sanctuary I.T. Building at Urdaneta CityReal Estate and ICT hub

Urdaneta City is home to the Sanctuary I.T. Building along MacArthur Highway, The Sanctuary I.T. Building is the only Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) proclaimed I.T. Building in Pangasinan. Ursdaneta City is being pushed by the Commission on Information and Communications Technology (CICT) as one of the major potential locations for offshore outsourcing services.

A city is designated as an ICT hub if it meets telecommunications (i.e., two telecommunications providers with the availability of high-speed fiber optic facilities with IGF capabilities), power, water, housing, education and manpower requirements of the business process outsourcing (BPO) sector.

The Sanctuary I.T. Building already houses Urdaneta City's first two call centers, FFG Telemarketing, a Filipino-Canadian outbound call center and EIE Inc., a Filipino-owned website services marketing firm. For more information on the Sanctuary I.T. Building and their clients, check their website at: (http://urdanetacity.org)

Hotels in Pangasinan

The Swimming Pool at the Lisland Rainforest Resort (Photo courtesy of Erik Fabian)
The interior Lobby of the Sanctuary Apartelle located inside the Sanctuary I.T. Building, Macarthur Highway, Urdaneta City (Photo courtesy of Erik Fabian) Hotels and Accomodations
Urdaneta City

Pangasinan hosts several Department of Tourism-accredited hotels, resorts and restaurants. However, Urdaneta City is the most strategic and logical place for travellers to base themselves to explore the entire region (please see the map). The jewel in the crown of Urdaneta City's hotel industry is the Lisland Rainforest Resort which provides regional specialties, ballroom dancing and wine over a balcony overlooking the remains of a large patch of rainforest. According to 100 Resorts in the Philippines, there is “no hotel with such charm in the immediate vicinity of the Hundred Islands National park which is one (1) hour away by car. Address: 182 San Vicente, MacArthur Highway, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan. Telephone: (6375) 568-2962; Fax: (6375) 568-2938 Email: lisland_resort@hotmail.com, inquiries@lisland.com.ph

Extremely popular and well-known to budget-conscious travellers is the Sanctuary Apartelle, (http://urdanetacityapartelle.com) which is located in the heart of Urdaneta City, right along Macarthur Highway which positions itself as “a three-star hotel with five-star service,” and also offers delicious local meals and packages tours for tourists to nearby locations. Address: Sanctuary I.T. Building, MacArthur Highway, Barangay Nancaysan, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan. Telephone numbers as follows: Pangasinan office: (6375) 656-0021 or (6375) 568-4286 and Metro Manila office: (632) 513-2356 or (632) 895-9503. Call or look for: Mrs. Sonia Labuanan or Ms. Cathy Espina. Email: urdanetacity@aim.com

Other decent hotels and inns in Urdaneta City are:

•Ciudad Fernandino, MacArthur Highway, Barangay Nancayasan, Urdaneta City. Telephone: (6375) 568-2416.
•Mahogany Inn, National Road, Urdaneta City. Telephone: (6375) 568-5294.
•Casablanca Inn, located near Alexander Street.
•Crossroad Inn, Consejo Street (located near Alexander Street), Urdaneta City. Telephone: (6375) 568-5547.

•Urduja Hotel, Alexander Street, Urdaneta City, Telephone: (6375) 568-2677
Things to do in Pangasinan

Metro Urdaneta

In keping true to its role as a central toursim hub, Metro Urdaneta is at least thirty to fourty minutes away from many eco-tourism and other fun activities. Within metro Urdaneta, one can visit the Balungao Hot Springs, go river rafting or canoeing down the mighty Agno River in Rosales, go mountain biking in the foothills of “Marlboro Country” in Umingan or engage in water sports in the reservoir formed by damming the Agno River at the site of the San Roque Multi-Purpose Project in San Manuel.

Hundred Islands

Snorkelling, fishing and scuba diving may be enjoyed at the Hundred Islands National Park in Alaminos which is one (1) hour's drive away from Urdaneta City. The Hundred Islands National Park is a cluster of about an hundred islands. These islands are situated off Alaminos City at the Lingayen Gulf. The largest and the best known island is Quezon Island while the other islands are small and only visited once in a while by foreign and local tourists. The bigger islandshave beaches where visitors can spend the day campaing and picnicking

The islands that offer facilities are:


•Quezon Island with viewing decks, toilets and picnic sheds.
•The Governor's Island with accommodation facilities for those who would like to stay longer.

•The Children's Island which has bathrooms, camping and sleeping areas.

Visitors to the Hundred Islands can better enjoy their vacation with water sports facilities offered for rent at the Lucap Waterfront (Tel # +63 75 5512246) for activities like jet skiing, windsurfing, kayaking, snorkeling, parasailing and big game fishing.

Best Beaches of Pangasinan:

● Abrak Beach in Bolinao has huts for rent for the budget conscious and several resorts for those with bigger budgets.

● Tambobong Beach, also in Dasol has pristine waters and a fishing village serves as a backdrop.

● Colibra Island, in Dasol has a beautiful shoreline; clear waters that is good for for diving and snorkeling. The island’s beach however has no shade. So be prepared to get a dark tan.

● Tondol Beach in Anda town offers a long stretch shallow and calm waters. Ideal for sunbathers.

● Arnedo Beach also in Bolinao offers several resorts, some with surfing facilities with reasonable rates.

How to get to Pangasinan:

By Car:

Your fastest route from Metro Manila is to take EDSA from ShoeMart North and get off on the Northern Luzon Expressway (NLEX) and from NLEX trasnfer onto the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) and getting off at Hacienda Luisita which has a series of internal roads leading straight to MacArthur Highway and on to the towns of Rosales and Villasis and ultimately Urdaneta City (travel time is about 3 to four hours). If you want to shave an hour off the trip; it is strongly suggested that you leave Metro Manila by four a.m. before traffic starts to build uo and then catch an early breakfast at Hacienda Luisita where there is a Pancake House, Starbucks and Jollibbee waiting for travellers.

By Bus:

Catch a bus from Manila going to Alaminos, Pangasinan. From center of Alaminos City, there are tricycles and jeepneys that ply the 3 kilometer route to Lucap town where the Public Assistance Center for the Hundred Islands National Park is located. The center also accepts reservations for accommodations to the islands. From the center, motorized boats (banca) can be hired for a trip to the islands.


Buses that ply the Manila - Pangasinan route:

● Dagupan Bus Line (Quezon City to Dagupan) New York St., Cubao Tel # 929-6123, 727-2330

● Victory Liner (Quezon City to Dagupan & Alaminos) Cubao, Q.C. Tel # 727-4688, 727-4534

● Five Star Bus Line (Pasay City to Dagupan & Bolinao) Tel # 833 8339, 833 3009

● City Trans (Manila to Dagupan & Bolinao)

● Philippine Rabbit (Quezon City to Dagupan & Bolinao) EDSA, Q.C. Tel # 734-9838, 734-9836

● Philippine Rapid Manila to Dagupan & Bolinao)

By Air:

Charter flights from Manila are quite pricey at PhP 60,000.00 for a round trip charter flight from Manila to the regional airport in BInalonan, Pangasinan. A better bet is to make your way by land to Binalonan and then use that as a jumping point to explore the rest of northern Luzon via their very reasonable packaged flights. Check this out at: (http://www.skypasada.com)

Other Hotels and Inns in Pangasinan
Lenox Hotel

918 Rizal Dagupan City Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5157095

DAGUPAN GARDEN HOTEL

958 Lucao District Dagupan City Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5220676

DAGUPAN VILLAGE HOTEL

Lucao District Dagupan City Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5222074

FLOREN HOTEL

Rizal Street Dagupan City Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5220666

VICTORIA HOTEL

Nable Dagupan City Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5228250

STAR PLAZA HOTEL INC

A B Fernandez Av Dagupan City Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5234678

VICAR HOTEL

A B Fernandez Av Dagupan City Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5222616

PANGASINAN REGENCY HOTEL

San Miguel Calasiao Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5176232

THE HUNDRED ISLAND RESORT HOTEL

Lucap Alaminos Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5515753

VISTA DE LAS ISLAS HOTEL & RESTAURANT

Barangay Rd Alaminos Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5514455

LINGAYEN GULF RESORT HOTEL

Capitol Compound Lingayen Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5425871

HOTEL CONSUELO RESORT AND CHINESE RESTAURANT

Alvear Street Corner Maramba Boulevard Lingayen Pangasinan
Phone: +63(917)8152000

HOTEL CONSUELO

Alvear Lingayen Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5428932

STAR OF DAVID HOTEL,MANAOAG

Star Of David Hotel Sapang Sapang Manaoag Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5192871

MANAOAG HOTEL

26 Soriano Manaoag Pangasinan
Phone: +63(75)5194495


345 MW San Roque Multipurpose located in San Manuel, Pangasinan Power Generation Hub

Near Metro Urdaneta is the municipality of San Manuel, which is the site fo the 345 megawatt San Roque Multipurpose Project, considered to be the biggest man-made dam in Southeast Asia. Also within Pangasinan is the 1200 megawatt Sual Coal Fired Power Plant, with both power generation projects supplying power to the Luzon Grid. Power transmission facilities within metro Urdaneta are provided by the Pangasinan Electrical Cooperative (PANELCO III) for household, comemercial and industrial users.

Industrial Potential

Pangasinan aims to become an ecologically balanced and environmentally stable world-class center for tourism, trade, agriculture and industry in the Asia-Pacific region. Pangasinan is the biggest province in the Ilocos Region, covering an area of 5,368 square kilometers. Much of the land is flat and devoted to agriculture and the province has the highest amount of irrigated fields in the region. The Lingayen Gulf is a rich fishing ground and is a major source of marine products. The mountain ranges to the east and west of the province are sources of mettalic minerals like gold and chromite and non-mettalic mineals like clay, limestone, silica and guano. With the support of more than 61 technical institutions, the labor force can adequately respond to the needs of traditional as well as highly specialized manufacturing activities.

Health Care

Urdaneta City has one (1) government owned hospital, four (4) private hospitals, including the state-of-the-art SacredHeartHospital along MacArthur Highway. The city has one City Health Office that delivers health services. As of 2006, UrdanetaCity also established ten (1) Botika ng Barangay outlets to bring quality but affordable medicines within the reach of the people in the communities. It also has several well-equipped pharmacies.

Banking

Considered one of the biggest financial centers north of Metro Manila, Pangasinan itself has 110 rural banks, 63 comercial banks, 17 savings and mortgage banks, 8 specialized government banks as well as 251 non-banking financial institutions catering to the financing needs of the province, with Urdaneta City hosting branches of most of the major commercial banks.

Trading Hub

Urdaneta City earned its name as the “Bagsakan” (trading post) of Pangasinan because it serves as a drop-off point for the various fruits and vegetables coming from the different municpalities in Pangasinan and nearby provinces. The City's central market practices pure laissez-faire or free enterprise where nobody controls the prices of goods and commodities; unlike in other areas where there is cartelization or price control. Because of this level playing field, traders and market vendors from all over Luzon come to this city to buy goods and sel these to the different towns in Pangasinan and other luzon provinces. UrdanetaCity is also the site of the largest cattle market in Northern Luzon; cementing its role as the region's most significant trading hub.

sana nga,naku talaga kung palaagpasin pa ng syudad yan,talagang lampasuhin na sila ng ibang syudad,ano ,CSI,NEPO,ano pa hello gumising nga kayo mga opisyalis ng syudad ng Dagupan,grabe proud pa naman kami dahil may Dagupan City na mallit pero nakakapuwing.....tsk tsk tsk,hay :ohno::ohno::ohno:sir @phoenicians more on update plssss tnx

no worries Pangasinense ak.... 100% SM City Dagupan yan.. January na ang ground breaking. ALmost done na ang pagtatabon ng mga loteng nabili ng mga Sy. wag ipagkalat... hehe... 4 or 5 stories daw. same design at same engineer ng SM City Tarlac ang gagawin. hehe... Block Style ang SM City Dagupan. yun muna masasabi ko. quiet muna ako. hihihi... :)

no worries Pangasinense ak.... 100% SM City Dagupan yan.. January na ang ground breaking. ALmost done na ang pagtatabon ng mga loteng nabili ng mga Sy. wag ipagkalat... hehe... 4 or 5 stories daw. same design at same engineer ng SM City Tarlac ang gagawin. hehe... Block Style ang SM City Dagupan. yun muna masasabi ko. quiet muna ako. hihihi... :)

wow... nice update amigable!! made my day!:banana::banana::banana:

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ganun,agno flood project ma dedelay ulit ,grabe naman yan may ari ng mahogany tree na yan ,ilang million ba ang gusto nya para mabili lang yan lupa na yan,grabe talaga kapag pera ang pag uusaapan sinusulit talaga,pano tayo aasinso nyan kung puro sariling kapakanan lang ang iniisip natin,ni hindi lman lang tayo makapagbigay ng kahit konting favor para sa government,buti pa ung sa Sual int'l seapoet na nagmamay ari ng katabing lupa naibenta nya sa tamang halaga lang kasi gusto rin nya ung project ng goberno natin,hay naku.....bad yan



ok lang ciguro total METRO DAGUPAN na rin yan someday,kahit papano sa luyag pa rin naitayo,bahala ang dagupan kung san sya pupulutin,lalangawin na yan ,parang metro manila dati ang sikat manila mismo,after ialn dekada bilang sibol ang makati,malamang ganyang ang mangyayari.btw kung totoo man ito,tnx CUISON65,WELCOME SA THREAD NG PANGASINAN,taga san po kayo sir?keep on posting ph

taga dagupan ako jan sa brgy. bolosan katabi ng tambac pero nand2 ako ngaun sa manila, ang alam ko kalsada ang gngwa dun papuntang calasiao, ewan ko lang kung ma22loy ang sm dun sa tambac, sana mtuloy para malapit lng ang shopping, hehehehe

no worries Pangasinense ak.... 100% SM City Dagupan yan.. January na ang ground breaking. ALmost done na ang pagtatabon ng mga loteng nabili ng mga Sy. wag ipagkalat... hehe... 4 or 5 stories daw. same design at same engineer ng SM City Tarlac ang gagawin. hehe... Block Style ang SM City Dagupan. yun muna masasabi ko. quiet muna ako. hihihi... :)really,4 -5 stories ,hay salamat matutuloy din sa wakas,sir@amigable bantayan mo kung kailan ang opening yan tapos post mo agad for proof na tuloy na tuloy na .sya nga pala tnx for info,dami mo pang tinatago sige ilabas mo yan someday ha,ok good day

wow... nice update amigable!! made my day!:banana::banana::banana:

same hehehehe,good day @joe

taga dagupan ako jan sa brgy. bolosan katabi ng tambac pero nand2 ako ngaun sa manila, ang alam ko kalsada ang gngwa dun papuntang calasiao, ewan ko lang kung ma22loy ang sm dun sa tambac, sana mtuloy para malapit lng ang shopping, hehehehe

ayan sir@cuison65,dalawa na kayo ni sir@amigable para sa updating ng sm na yan ,hoping na mabantayan nyo yan at hindi lng yan even some big projects ng syudad,suyo me po ok lang po ba?whole image po ng bangus processing complex kindly post here?and some pics near in downtown areas,tnx alot,keep on posting sir:):):)

ayan sir@cuison65,dalawa na kayo ni sir@amigable para sa updating ng sm na yan ,hoping na mabantayan nyo yan at hindi lng yan even some big projects ng syudad,suyo me po ok lang po ba?whole image po ng bangus processing complex kindly post here?and some pics near in downtown areas,tnx alot,keep on posting sir:):):)

tamang tama uuwi ako sa dec. 28 titignan ko ang dagupan kung ano ang mga pinagbago nito.

hello sir@phoenicians,tns sa mga info,sana nga matapos na yan kaso,may lupa rin ba dyan ang Robinson sa urdaneta?



ung dating magsaysay commercial center ba yun,tama po ba ?

kabaleyan pangasinense ak...yun sa una mo tanong kung me lupa ang robinsons sa Urdaneta...sa ngayon wala pa sila na acquired na lote pero magkakaroon ng robinsons somewhere in Pangasinan...me lote robinsons dito sa dagupan na nabili nila way back pa...:)

Nope...hinde po yun...yun dati Magsaysay market is bugnay market na ongoing Construction ngayon..Magsaysay market is infront of dagupan city hall:)

Yun UNITOP is along A.B.Fernandez..kahilera na yun United Methodist Church and St.Joseph Drugstore

no worries Pangasinense ak.... 100% SM City Dagupan yan.. January na ang ground breaking. ALmost done na ang pagtatabon ng mga loteng nabili ng mga Sy. wag ipagkalat... hehe... 4 or 5 stories daw. same design at same engineer ng SM City Tarlac ang gagawin. hehe... Block Style ang SM City Dagupan. yun muna masasabi ko. quiet muna ako. hihihi... :)

:)Yes mga kabaleyan...tama po si amigable sa mga info nya about SM city dagupan..sa January 2011 ang ground breaking nya..look na lang kayo sa pics ni MAX300jmm na kanyang share dito sa thread natin..plus na nag tatambak sila ng daan along SM dagupan goin to Rob calasiao..Mangin,Tebeng,tambac road..:)

haixt... my goodness... alam nio kung sa ibang lungsod lang sana ito na gusto tayuan ng SM Prime.. haynaku mabilis pa sa alas kwatro binigyan ng permit yan.. tsk..

:soon:korek ka dyan christian...mabilis pa sa alas kuwatro hehe...:lol:

^^ wow ang daming bago ah..sya nga pala...ang dami kong pics!!!!! kuha ko lang kanina..bayambang, calasiao, dagupan city, san carlos city :D say problema panun kon iupload? :D atilak so usb port ko ed basista(abong mi) :D

^^ wow ang daming bago ah..sya nga pala...ang dami kong pics!!!!! kuha ko lang kanina..bayambang, calasiao, dagupan city, san carlos city :D say problema panun kon iupload? :D atilak so usb port ko ed basista(abong mi) :D

Gawa ka ng account mo sa flickr... ehehhe

^^ meon na po..ang prob eh naiwan ko usb port ko sa pangasinan :D

^^ haha! asan ka ba??

d2 po baguio :D

SEAFOOD PLANT INAUGURATION

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SEAFOOD PLANT INAUGURATION–Korean Korean Embassy Minister Yong Ho Kim and Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala (right) assisted by former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. cut the ceremonial ribbon formally inaugurating the Korea-Philippine Seafood Processing Plant in Barangay Bonuan Binloc, Dagupan City. Witnessing the ceremony are Reps. Gina de Venecia and Marlyn Agabas, Director Malcolm Sarmiento and Dr. Westly Rosario of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and Kim Jinoh of the Korean International Cooperation Agency. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)


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PROCESSED BANGUS AT LAST–Korean Embassy Minister Yong Ho Kim, former Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr., Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Director Malcolm Sarmiento, 6th District Rep. Marlyn Primicias Agabas, Dr. Westly Rosario of BFAR, 4th District Rep. Gina de Venecia, and Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala proudly display some of the first batch of processed bangus products churned out by the just inaugurated Korea-Philippines Seafood Processing Plant in Dagupan City. (Punchphoto by Butch Uka)

Eto yung nakita ko sa Manila Bulletin. Congratz Dagupan City!:):cheers::banana:

Wow! Ang bilis ng Thread nyo ngayon, amayamay so good news ditan.:)

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cabungaoan beach burgos, Pangasinan

tamang tama uuwi ako sa dec. 28 titignan ko ang dagupan kung ano ang mga pinagbago nito.
sir,malapit na peista nyo at pasko sa dagupan bat sa 28 pa kayo uwi,naku dami nyo mamimiss doon ,ang bangus at pakbet,hehehe,keep on posting poh,wait namin ng buong thread ang post nyo,:banana::banana::banana:
kabaleyan pangasinense ak...yun sa una mo tanong kung me lupa ang robinsons sa Urdaneta...sa ngayon wala pa sila na acquired na lote pero magkakaroon ng robinsons somewhere in Pangasinan...me lote robinsons dito sa dagupan na nabili nila way back pa...:)

Nope...hinde po yun...yun dati Magsaysay market is bugnay market na ongoing Construction ngayon..Magsaysay market is infront of dagupan city hall:)

Yun UNITOP is along A.B.Fernandez..kahilera na yun United Methodist Church and St.Joseph Drugstorei c alam ko ung place na yun,tnx ulit po ,post naman po kayo ng sample,baka sabihin ng iba puro lang tayo words walng pics,di ba ,no negative meaning poh,para sa atin lahat:):):)btw ang dami pa lang projects dyan sa dagupan bat walang pics na sharing dito sa thread,naku mahina ang gma dagupeno ,buti pa mga bayambangueno hehheehe,gusy plssss post po kayooooo.

:)Yes mga kabaleyan...tama po si amigable sa mga info nya about SM city dagupan..sa January 2011 ang ground breaking nya..look na lang kayo sa pics ni MAX300jmm na kanyang share dito sa thread natin..plus na nag tatambak sila ng daan along SM dagupan goin to Rob calasiao..Mangin,Tebeng,tambac road..:)ay slamat ulit totoo pala,di bale may magbabantay yan si sir@cuison65 at si sir@amigable,saka ung highway na yan naku panubagong CBD ulit yan between calasiao at dagupan city,sayang kung nagmerge na lang sana sila noh noong bago aprobahan ang dagupan city at ng san fabian napakalaki siguro ng dagupan city,tsk tsk sayang

:soon:korek ka dyan christian...mabilis pa sa alas kuwatro hehe...:lol:kahit siguro 5th class na syudad kung Sm pag uusapan aba ,APPROVE AGAD,:):):)

^^ wow ang daming bago ah..sya nga pala...ang dami kong pics!!!!! kuha ko lang kanina..bayambang, calasiao, dagupan city, san carlos city :D say problema panun kon iupload? :D atilak so usb port ko ed basista(abong mi) :D
GANDANG GABI PO KABAYAN SIR ZEEKROM,yes parami tayo ng parami kaso marami rin nanlalamig dahil sa pasko ,hindi natin alam kung asan sila,sila kurimaw,sir aliguas,sir makalasyan,maxx,urdanetaboy,pj,nayki,baka nangangaroling hehheheeh,sge sir asahan namin yan pics mo i know napakarami nyan,keep on posting poh sir

Gawa ka ng account mo sa flickr... ehehhe

wala me account sa flicker ,madli bang mag upload dyan kasi sa photobucket me upload,try ko nga

Gawa ka ng account mo sa flickr... ehehhe

Wow! Ang bilis ng Thread nyo ngayon, amayamay so good news ditan.:)

weather weather labat kasi pasko la bz rn amin ed gagawaen da,muta sir @tarlaqueno,tnx for visiting,:banana::banana::banana:bukas na lang me visit sa thread nyo kasi kararating ko lang galing samba,

^^ meon na po..ang prob eh naiwan ko usb port ko sa pangasinan :D

wala me masabi sa signature mo ganda,PROUD:):):)

New Municipal Hall underconst. http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/RO7.jpg SM CITY ROSALES http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/RO5.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/RO.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/RO4.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/RO6.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/RO6.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/RO2.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/RO1.jpg

yan paskong pasko na sa SM City Rosales,dito sa thread wala pang x mas light at decor,hehehe

bukaspost ko ung sa bayambang na nakalap ko ganda ng view ,i promote my beloved town....BAYAMBANG CITY SOON.......sana pagsabayin ang mangaldan,lingayen at bayambang para sa cityhood status,,

GANDANG UMAGA NA PANGASINAN THREAD,late na me mag post ,kaya inabot na me ng umaga mga kababayan,bye

help po ,paano ba maglagay ng link dto sa thread like for example ung priveous thread kailangan ma search sya anytime may babalikan,plsss kindly help me

bukaspost ko ung sa bayambang na nakalap ko ganda ng view ,i promote my beloved town....BAYAMBANG CITY SOON.......sana pagsabayin ang mangaldan,lingayen at bayambang para sa cityhood status,,

haha.. wag naman biglain na sabayan.. mas masarap ung dahan dahan lang.

help po ,paano ba maglagay ng link dto sa thread like for example ung priveous thread kailangan ma search sya anytime may babalikan,plsss kindly help me

click insert link then enter the url

haha.. wag naman biglain na sabayan.. mas masarap ung dahan dahan lang.
masantos ya ugto ed sika yo kabaleyan ko ran Pangasinense..........ok dahan dahan,una ung lingayen,next mangaldan next bayamabang,next calasiao,next malasiqui,next, rosales,,yan isa isa lang
click insert link then enter the urlsan ko kukunin ung url nya paano ,step by step plssss

BAYAMBANG, Central Pangasinan
December 8, 2010

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SAN CARLOS CITY, Central Pangasinan

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San Carlos Cathedral

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Palaris St.

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Rizal Ave.

MANGALDAN, Metro Dagupan

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CALASIAO, Metro Dagupan

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TOYOTA DAGUPAN CITY??? eh sa Calasiao naman tong estab. na to eh..hmmm..dapat TOYOTA CALASIO/ TOYOTA PANGASINAN :D

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REGENCY HOTEL

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sa harap nito, chowking naman..sayang di ko nakuhanan :D

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U/C

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one of the busiest intersection in Pangasinan...Calasiao Town proper to the south road, Dagupan city to the north, Sta.Barbara and Urdaneta City to the East road, Binmaley and Lingayen in the West...

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Calasiao-Dagupan road/mc arthur hiway


^^ napapansin niyo bang wala ang town proper sa mga yan? hehe..di po kasi ako nakapunta eh, masyadong malayo..sayang pamasahe pag nagjeep pa ko papunta sa town.. di ako nakabili ng PUTO :ohno:

I miss Pigar Pigar and Kaleskesan. See you Dagupan on Saturday!!! Christmas Party namin gaganapin sa CSI Stadia.

DAGUPAN CITY

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East Junction Branch

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Arellano St.

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BDO-Ab Fernandez

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Quintos Bridge

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Magsaysay Bridge

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Zamora St

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Cathedral's Altar

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AB Fernandez

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BUGNAY MARKET!!! UNDER CONSTRUCTION :banana::cheers:

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AB Fernandez West

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mc arthur hiway

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bhf dagupan - mc arthur hiway

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mc arthur hiway

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DBP - Mh Del Pilar st

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MH Del pilar st

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Go Green Dagupan :D

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Welcome Arch(Dagupan-Calasiao Boundary)

SAN FABIAN

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ROBINSONS PLACE CALASIAO U/C
DECEMBER 8, 2010

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^^:banana: alam niyo bang break time ng mga construction workers sa time na yan? at kausap ko sila sa labas habang umiinom kami ng BUKO JUICE at kumakain ng Tinapay :lol: sa august/september next year daw matatapos yan :)

WOW ZEEKROM! Nice photos! I really appreciate your efforts here! Galing naman! para lang akong gumala sa pangasinan sa panunuod ng mga photos! Nice Job Kabaleyan!

:)sir,malapit na peista nyo at pasko sa dagupan bat sa 28 pa kayo uwi,naku dami nyo mamimiss doon ,ang bangus at pakbet,hehehe,keep on posting poh,wait namin ng buong thread ang post nyo,:banana::banana::banana:
i c alam ko ung place na yun,tnx ulit po ,post naman po kayo ng sample,baka sabihin ng iba puro lang tayo words walng pics,di ba ,no negative meaning poh,para sa atin lahat:):):)btw ang dami pa lang projects dyan sa dagupan bat walang pics na sharing dito sa thread,naku mahina ang gma dagupeno ,buti pa mga bayambangueno hehheehe,gusy plssss post po kayooooo.

:)salamat..senxa na at di ako maka post ng pics medyo busy eh at di ako makukuha ng pics dito dagupan area...hayaan na lang natin sina amigable max300jm sa mga pics..Thanks sa latest pics ni zeekrom..hayan nakita mo na yun bugnay market na under construction hehe at sa mga lates /pngoin scenerio sa dagupan....:)....basta ako sa latest news na lang hehe:wink2:

Filipino-Japanese firm building wind-solar power plant in Pangasinan (http://www.tradingmarkets.com/news/stock-alert/ergy_filipino-japanese-firm-building-wind-solar-power-plant-in-pangasinan-1357373.html)
Posted on: Thu, 09 Dec 2010 02:47:04 EST
Symbols: ERGY

BANI, Dec 08, 2010 (Asia Pulse Data Source via COMTEX) --
A joint Filipino-Japanese corporation is building a US$ 10-million wind-solar power plant here next year in a tie-up with the Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC).

Mike Euda, president of the Mecaro Rio Dista Energy Corporation whose major partner is Toyota Corporation of Japan, said his company is building the project on a part of a 60-hectare property made available by the municipal government of Bani headed by Mayor Marcelo Navarro Jr.

The site is Bani?s counterpart to the project in its bid to produce five megawatts of electricity from a mixture of solar and wind energy, said Euda.

Pointing out that the town is among five sites chosen by the company, Euda said at least 20 percent of the five megawatts will come from wind energy and the rest from solar energy.

Euda?s company earlier set up an instrument in Bani facing the South China sea to measure wind velocity.

Mayor Navarro told newsmen that the company found strong wind velocity at night but a little bit poor velocity during the day, thus he said, the company has decided to instead produce a mixture of solar and wind energy.

In a talk to newsmen on Tuesday, Euda said solar power is a simple source of energy and poses no risk to the environment. Besides, the sun is everywhere during most part of the year in the Philippines.

In developing a combination of solar and wind power plant, the company hopes to channel its energy output to the Luzon Grid to be able to help reduce the power deficiency in the country next year, pegged at 300 megawatts in Luzon only.

While selling its energy output to the National Power Corporation, it will also make ice to supply the needs of fishermen of Bani doing offshore fishing in the South China Sea.

Euda said his company will ride on the program of its partner PNOC Renewable Corporation in producing additional power for the country in a bid to help bring down the expected power shortfall.

Aside from Bani, the Mecaro Rio Dista Company is also building a similar power plant in four other areas in the country next year, among them Bacolod City and Ormoc City.

Bani, he said, is the first among these five sites to have its own wind-solar power plant.

?With the wind vellocity in Bani not being constant, we have to develop here a combination of wind and solar plant,? Euda explained.

Euda said the company has a new technology, the Nano technology, which is not conventional, which it will use in tapping energy from the sun.

He said the technology -- a module-type solar system -- does not only come from Japan but also from Germany. The project has proto-types in Brunei and Japan.

While Mecaro will take care of the technology, PNOC will market the energy to the National Power Corporation, through the Luzon Grid now under the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines

Euda assured that construction of the power plant starts next year even as he announced that technicians of the company are now choosing what part of the 60-hectare property made available by the municipal government of Bani is the most feasible area.

Stressing that the cost of the power plant is expensive, Euda revealed that the facility is expected to have a return of investment in five years, adding that this is on continuous use for 25 to 30 years. (PNA)

haixt... my goodness... alam nio kung sa ibang lungsod lang sana ito na gusto tayuan ng SM Prime.. haynaku mabilis pa sa alas kwatro binigyan ng permit yan.. tsk..


:okay: duga ka kabaleyan! pag sa ibang city/ies nga yan approved na yan :lol: yung iba ngang cities naghahabol magkaSM eh, mabalitaan lang nila na magtatayo sila ng SAVEMORE tuwang tuwa na sila pati nga puregold eh :lol: dito naman sa dagupan ang SM ang naghahabol :lol: alam niyo di na ako naeexcite pag magtatayo ang SM/Robinsons ng Mall dito sa Pangasinan..eh kahit saan mang part ng pangasinan nandyan ang kabi kabilang malls eh..CSI & MAGIC Malls..para sa akin kuntento na ako dyan..gandahan lang nila/pinturahan uli nila ung mga malls na kumukupas na.. :)

thanks christian joe :) asahan mo, dadagdagan ko pa yan sa xmas vacation :)

SAY PASKO ED BALEY KON BASISTA

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Filipino-Japanese firm building wind-solar power plant in Pangasinan (http://www.tradingmarkets.com/news/stock-alert/ergy_filipino-japanese-firm-building-wind-solar-power-plant-in-pangasinan-1357373.html)
Posted on: Thu, 09 Dec 2010 02:47:04 EST
Symbols: ERGY

BANI, Dec 08, 2010 (Asia Pulse Data Source via COMTEX) --
A joint Filipino-Japanese corporation is building a US$ 10-million wind-solar power plant here next year in a tie-up with the Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC).



^^ Nice news..Japan will invade Philippines again particularly in Pangasinan :cheers::lol::banana:

^^ ayos kabaleyan! kudos!

weather weather labat kasi pasko la bz rn amin ed gagawaen da,muta sir @tarlaqueno,tnx for visiting,:banana::banana::banana:bukas na lang me visit sa thread nyo kasi kararating ko lang galing samba,

samba? Iglesia Ni Cristo ka?

masantos ya labi kabaleyan......good evening .......magandang gabi.....kababayan,THANKS Jehovah God for this wonderful day

BAYAMBANG, Central Pangasinan
December 8, 2010

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sir @ zeekrom,nice pics,galing ng pagkakakuha mo,wow,anong masasabi mo sa bayambang sir@zeekrom ,pwede na bang maging city,sa tingin nyo sino ang deserving maunang maging syudad,mangaldan ,lingayen,calasiao, or malasiqui?:):):)sana po dinagdagan nyo po ang kuha including cbd ang other areas like school,plaza,market etc.btw tnx a lot for your extra effort ,i appreciate it.next time ulit.....:):):)

SAN CARLOS CITY, Central Pangasinan

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San Carlos Cathedral

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Palaris St.

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Rizal Ave.nice,kayo po ba ung naka black sando?macho hehehhe.galing central Pangasinan

MANGALDAN, Metro Dagupan

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pwede na maging syudad ang mangaldan kasi marami na rin banko at establishment,metrong metro talaga,progressive!:banana::banana::banana:

CALASIAO, Metro Dagupan

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TOYOTA DAGUPAN CITY??? eh sa Calasiao naman tong estab. na to eh..hmmm..dapat TOYOTA CALASIO/ TOYOTA PANGASINAN :D

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REGENCY HOTEL

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sa harap nito, chowking naman..sayang di ko nakuhanan :D

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U/C

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one of the busiest intersection in Pangasinan...Calasiao Town proper to the south road, Dagupan city to the north, Sta.Barbara and Urdaneta City to the East road, Binmaley and Lingayen in the West...

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Calasiao-Dagupan road/mc arthur hiway


^^ napapansin niyo bang wala ang town proper sa mga yan? hehe..di po kasi ako nakapunta eh, masyadong malayo..sayang pamasahe pag nagjeep pa ko papunta sa town.. di ako nakabili ng PUTO :ohno:


siguro mas maganda kung gagamitin na branch location ng mga big companies like toyota,nissan ,honda,mitsubishi,isuzu,ford,hyundai,kia,chevrolet,daewoo,etc ay metro dagupan ,right!suggest ko lang poh,btw ,speaking of crossing of calasiao malapit na matulad yan gaya ng urdaneta main intersection na kung saan malalaking establishment ang nakahilira, i miss puto ng calasiao plus pancit wow,tsibogan na.tnx sir @zeekrom you did your best,

I miss Pigar Pigar and Kaleskesan. See you Dagupan on Saturday!!! Christmas Party namin gaganapin sa CSI Stadia.

masantos ya labi kabaleyan,welcome po sa thread again.fiesta at x mas sa dagupan city ,more pics plsssss pabaon hehehe:banana::banana::banana:

DAGUPAN CITY

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East Junction Branch

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Arellano St.

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BDO-Ab Fernandez

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Quintos Bridge

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Magsaysay Bridge

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Zamora St

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Cathedral's Altar

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AB Fernandez

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BUGNAY MARKET!!! UNDER CONSTRUCTION :banana::cheers:

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AB Fernandez West

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mc arthur hiway

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bhf dagupan - mc arthur hiway

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mc arthur hiway

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DBP - Mh Del Pilar st

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MH Del pilar st

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Go Green Dagupan :D

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DAGUPAN CITY

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East Junction Branch

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Arellano St.

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BDO-Ab Fernandez

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Quintos Bridge

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Magsaysay Bridge

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Zamora St

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Cathedral's Altar

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AB Fernandez

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BUGNAY MARKET!!! UNDER CONSTRUCTION :banana::cheers:

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AB Fernandez West

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mc arthur hiway

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bhf dagupan - mc arthur hiway

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mc arthur hiway

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DBP - Mh Del Pilar st

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MH Del pilar st

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Go Green Dagupan :D

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Welcome Arch(Dagupan-Calasiao Boundary)sarap palang mamasyal kapg kasama si sir @zeekrom,nakkabusog,next time ulit sir pasyal tayo sa urdaneta,villasis,rosales at sa bandang santo thomas,alcala at bautista heheheh,tnx a lot,sya nga pla napansin ko ung magsaysay at quintos bridges mukhang maganda ang xmas design lalo na sa gabi ,pics plssss

ROBINSONS PLACE CALASIAO U/C
DECEMBER 8, 2010

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^^:banana: alam niyo bang break time ng mga construction workers sa time na yan? at kausap ko sila sa labas habang umiinom kami ng BUKO JUICE at kumakain ng Tinapay :lol: sa august/september next year daw matatapos yan :)ang bait naman ano nilibre mo sila ng buko at tinapay?heehehe,mall umaapaw sa luyag natin

:)

:)salamat..senxa na at di ako maka post ng pics medyo busy eh at di ako makukuha ng pics dito dagupan area...hayaan na lang natin sina amigable max300jm sa mga pics..Thanks sa latest pics ni zeekrom..hayan nakita mo na yun bugnay market na under construction hehe at sa mga lates /pngoin scenerio sa dagupan....:)....basta ako sa latest news na lang hehe:wink2:

ok lang po yun sir,opo nakita ko na yung bugnay market at natanaw ko na po ung UNITOP katabi ng JOllibee,nice

:okay: duga ka kabaleyan! pag sa ibang city/ies nga yan approved na yan :lol: yung iba ngang cities naghahabol magkaSM eh, mabalitaan lang nila na magtatayo sila ng SAVEMORE tuwang tuwa na sila pati nga puregold eh :lol: dito naman sa dagupan ang SM ang naghahabol :lol: alam niyo di na ako naeexcite pag magtatayo ang SM/Robinsons ng Mall dito sa Pangasinan..eh kahit saan mang part ng pangasinan nandyan ang kabi kabilang malls eh..CSI & MAGIC Malls..para sa akin kuntento na ako dyan..gandahan lang nila/pinturahan uli nila ung mga malls na kumukupas na.. :)agree,total pare parehas lang naan ang laaman ng mga mall ,may kainan,supermarket ,department store ,ung nga lang ung iba kapag SM/Robinson sosyal kung baga hehhee.

Filipino-Japanese firm building wind-solar power plant in Pangasinan (http://www.tradingmarkets.com/news/stock-alert/ergy_filipino-japanese-firm-building-wind-solar-power-plant-in-pangasinan-1357373.html)
Posted on: Thu, 09 Dec 2010 02:47:04 EST
Symbols: ERGY

BANI, Dec 08, 2010 (Asia Pulse Data Source via COMTEX) --
A joint Filipino-Japanese corporation is building a US$ 10-million wind-solar power plant here next year in a tie-up with the Philippine National Oil Company (PNOC).

Mike Euda, president of the Mecaro Rio Dista Energy Corporation whose major partner is Toyota Corporation of Japan, said his company is building the project on a part of a 60-hectare property made available by the municipal government of Bani headed by Mayor Marcelo Navarro Jr.

The site is Bani?s counterpart to the project in its bid to produce five megawatts of electricity from a mixture of solar and wind energy, said Euda.

Pointing out that the town is among five sites chosen by the company, Euda said at least 20 percent of the five megawatts will come from wind energy and the rest from solar energy.

Euda?s company earlier set up an instrument in Bani facing the South China sea to measure wind velocity.

Mayor Navarro told newsmen that the company found strong wind velocity at night but a little bit poor velocity during the day, thus he said, the company has decided to instead produce a mixture of solar and wind energy.

In a talk to newsmen on Tuesday, Euda said solar power is a simple source of energy and poses no risk to the environment. Besides, the sun is everywhere during most part of the year in the Philippines.

In developing a combination of solar and wind power plant, the company hopes to channel its energy output to the Luzon Grid to be able to help reduce the power deficiency in the country next year, pegged at 300 megawatts in Luzon only.

While selling its energy output to the National Power Corporation, it will also make ice to supply the needs of fishermen of Bani doing offshore fishing in the South China Sea.

Euda said his company will ride on the program of its partner PNOC Renewable Corporation in producing additional power for the country in a bid to help bring down the expected power shortfall.

Aside from Bani, the Mecaro Rio Dista Company is also building a similar power plant in four other areas in the country next year, among them Bacolod City and Ormoc City.

Bani, he said, is the first among these five sites to have its own wind-solar power plant.

?With the wind vellocity in Bani not being constant, we have to develop here a combination of wind and solar plant,? Euda explained.

Euda said the company has a new technology, the Nano technology, which is not conventional, which it will use in tapping energy from the sun.

He said the technology -- a module-type solar system -- does not only come from Japan but also from Germany. The project has proto-types in Brunei and Japan.

While Mecaro will take care of the technology, PNOC will market the energy to the National Power Corporation, through the Luzon Grid now under the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines

Euda assured that construction of the power plant starts next year even as he announced that technicians of the company are now choosing what part of the 60-hectare property made available by the municipal government of Bani is the most feasible area.

Stressing that the cost of the power plant is expensive, Euda revealed that the facility is expected to have a return of investment in five years, adding that this is on continuous use for 25 to 30 years. (PNA)

2 yrs ago pa tong project na ito akala ko naitayo na,ganun pa man, good for Pangasinense .Pangasinan home of Electric Power supply.tamapo ba ang grammar ko hehehe

SAY PASKO ED BALEY KON BASISTA

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samba? Iglesia Ni Cristo ka?

noh,plsss refer to my Facebook

^^nagustuhan mo ata ng husto ang mga pictures ni zeekrom ah!

President Benigno Aquino III at Bani, Pangasinan

tCuHfgbFi0I

BAYAMBANG PANGASINAN http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ba1.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ba4.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ba3.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ba2.jpgview from Royal Mall rooftop...building infront of plasa will be soon Bayambang Museum

^^nagustuhan mo ata ng husto ang mga pictures ni zeekrom ah!

musta @JOE,OO nagustuhan ko alam mo nah,taga saan ka nga pala joe ?

^^ from asingan

^^ from asingan

i c ,home of our beloved former Pres.Ramos,post ka naman ng pics ng asingan,i heard na 2nd class na ba ang bayan nyo,

san ka work ngaun?joe

Lingayen Gulf

The Lingayen Gulf is an extension of the South China Sea on Luzon in the Philippines stretching 56 kilometres (35 mi). It is framed by the provinces of Pangasinan and La Union and sits between the Zambales Mountains and the Cordillera Central. The Agno River drains into Lingayen Gulf.


1 History
1.1 Commemoration
2 Features
3 Economy
4 References

History
Main article: Invasion of Lingayen Gulf
During World War II, the Lingayen Gulf proved a strategically important theatre of war between American and Japanese forces. On the 22 December 1941, the Japanese 14th Army under Lieutenant General Masaharu Homma landed on the Eastern part of the gulf at Agoo, Caba, Santiago and Bauang, where they engaged in a number of relatively minor skirmishes[1] with the defenders, which consisted of a poorly equipped contingent of predominantly Filipino and American troops, and managed to successfully invade and occupy the gulf. Following the defeat, the next day General MacArthur issued the order to retreat from Luzon and withdraw to Bataan. For the next three years, the gulf remained under Japanese occupation prior to the Lingayen Gulf Landings.

At9.30 AM, January 9, 1945, the US 6th Army conducted an amphibious landing on the gulf, following a devastating naval bombardment, with 68,000 troops landing on the first day alone and a total of 203,608 in subsequent landings along a 20-mile (32 km) beachhead, stretching from Sual, Lingayen and Dagupan (XIV Corps) to the west, and San Fabian (I Corps) in to the east. The total number of troops under the command of MacArthur was reported to have even exceeded the number that Eisenhower controlled in Europe[2].

Despite their success in driving out the Japanese army stationed there, they suffered relatively heavy losses, particularly to their convoys due to Kamikaze suicide attacks. From January 4 - 12, a total of 24 ships were sunk and 67 damaged by Kamikaze planes, including the battleships USS Mississippi and USS Colorado (accidentally hit by friendly fire), light cruiser USS Columbia, and minesweepers USS Long and the USS Hovey [2]. Following the landings, the Lingayen Gulf was turned into a vast supply depot for the rest of the war to support the American and Filipino assault on Manila.
Commemoration
On January 9, 2008, Gov. Amado Espino, Jr. and Vice Gov. Marlyn Primicias-Agabas institutionalized the commemoration to honor the war veterans. The resolution named January 9 as Pangasinan Veterans’ Day. In the 63rd anniversary commemoration of the Lingayen Gulf Landing, President Fidel Ramos appealed to US President George W. Bush for 24,000 surviving war veterans, to pass two legislative bills pending since 1968 at the US House of Representatives – the Filipino Veterans’ Equity Act of 2006 and the Filipino Veterans’ Equity of 2005 sponsored by former Senator Daniel Inouye.[3]

Features
The gulf has numerous islands, the most famous of which are in the Hundred Islands National Park. This tourist attraction features 123 islands, the majority of which are relatively small in size. A number of cities are found along the gulf's coast such as Dagupan City and Alaminos City in Pangasinan, and San Fernando City in La Union. Lingayen, the capital of Pangasinan also lies on the shores of the gulf.

Economy
Fishing and salt-making are the primary industries on Lingayen Gulf. In fact, the name Pangasinan literally means “place where salt is made” in Tagalog. Salt is collected from seawater through evaporation, leaving the crystalline salt behind.

i c ,home of our beloved former Pres.Ramos,post ka naman ng pics ng asingan,i heard na 2nd class na ba ang bayan nyo,

Yeah! kababayan ko si FVR... Our population grew eh... it's now roughly 60K...

In Search for a Princess
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By Chit Balmaceda Guiterrez

Princess Urduja ancient accounts say, was a 14th century woman ruler of the dynastic Kingdom of Tawalisi in Pangasinan, a vast area lying by the shores of the Lingayen Gulf and the China Sea. Pangasinan was an important kingdom then, and the sovereign was equal to the King of China. Known far and wide, Princess Urduja was famous for leading a retinue of woman warriors who were skilled fighters and equestrians. They developed a high art of warfare to preserve their political state. "These womenfolk took to the battlefields because the male population was depleted by the series of wars which came with the rise and prominence of the Shri-Visayan Empire in the sixth to the 13th centuries," the accounts said. Strong and masculine physique, they were called kinalakian or Amazons.

The saga of this unique princess was the stuff of legend. Parents and teachers tell her story like they would a fairytale, or the biography of Gabriela Silang, an 18th-century revolutionary, or Tandang Sora, a granny who fed members of the Katipunan.

The legend of Princess Urduja can be attributed to the famous story of Mohammedan traveler, Ibn Batuta of India. In 1347 he was a passenger on a Chinese junk, which has just come from the port of Kakula, north of Java and Sumatra and passed by Pangasinan on the way to Canton, China.
Urduja, who had a particular fascination for the renowed "Pepper Country"--pepper being considered black gold then--was quoted by Batuta as saying, "I must positively go to war with that country, and get possession of it, for its great wealth and great forces attract me."

For a time, feminists tried to revive the Urduja story but were discouraged to learn that Batuta's account of the voyage to Tawalisi was labeled as either an intrigue or a fantasy. Scholars, considering the story absurd, declared Urduja a myth.

The Philippines' national hero Dr. Jose Rizal, in Dr. Austin Craig's 1916 paper
"Particulars of the Philippines' Pre-Spanish Past" was quoted as saying in one of his letters: "While I may have doubts regarding the accuracy of Ibn Batuta's details, I still beleive in the voyage to Tawalisi". He went as far as to calculate the distance and time of travel from the port of Kakula. Rizal's commentary was triggered by a scholar, Sir Henry Yule, who wrote in his time that: "Tawalisi may be found only in a Gulliver geography."

Today, years after scholars have passionately debated whether the 14th-century heroine is a product of mythology or history, Princess Urduja continues to fascinate Filipinos. In Pangasinan, the Governor's office building in the coastal town of Lingayen is called the Urduja Palace. So is a hotel along the highway.

Urduja's name still has great resonance among the Ibaloi, one of the major ethnolinguistic tribes in the Cordillera region. Dr. Morr Tadeo Pungayan, a respected scholar of Ibaloi culture and professor at the St. Louis University of Baguio City, said, "Linguistically, Urduja is Deboxah (pronounced Debuca) in Ibaloi. We've always had a woman named Deboxah from time immemorial among the genrations of Ibaloi. The name usually describes a woman of strong quality and character who's nobly descended. That name is an Ibaloi name. That's why Ibaloi trace their ancestry from Urduja".

The Cordillera tribes, also known collectively as Igorots, pride themselves as being the only ethnic group that doesn't talk about the origin of man according to Spanish chronicles. Among the tribes, genealogy and family history are orally passed history. The Ibaloi, just like other highland tribes, could easily trace their ancestry. This is ensured by their custom of naming newborns after ancestors to help keep their memory alive and evoke affection and protection.

"No Ibaloi will bear the name of an ancestor unless she's related," Dr. Pungayan explained. While the Bontoc tribe bestows the name of an ancestor to a grandchild, the Ibaloi style is namesaking the great-grandchild, he added.

A book on the history of Benguet province, written by Anavic Bagamasbad and Zenaida Hamada-Pawid, shows the Benguet genealogy tracing tribal family lines from the year 1380 to 1899. The book says, "The extent of inter-settlement alliances is climaxed in the memory of Tublay informants with the reign of Deboxah, Princess Urduja, in Pinga. She's acknowledged as the granddaughter of Udayan, an outstanding warrior of Darew. Her death signaled continuous decline of kinship and alliance between highland and lowland settlements."

The Darew mountain range is remembered as the earliest settlement in the mining town of Tublay. The close relations between the Cordilleras and Lingayen are well-accounted for in Batuta's chronicle. It said that the Kingdom of Tawalisi was very extensive, including the vast areas up to the fringes of the Benguet mountains and the Cordillera ranges in the east of Luzon.
Th ruler, Batuta further said,"possesses numerous junks with which he makes war upon the Chinese until they sue for peace and consent to grant him certain concessions."

Despite recent research, however, most academicians remain cold to oral history, saying that such accounts still have to pass through stringent rigors of scholarship.

Today, some historians consider the issue of Urduja's historicity as closed. Compounding the issue is the lack of archaelogical evidence on the existence of the Shri-Visayan Empire. In fact, other aspects of Philippine history are being doubted,too, especially since the late William Henry Scott, an American historian in the Cordillera, proved that the so-called pre-Hispanic laws--the Kalantiaw and Maragtas Codes--were faked or invented by psuedo historians who only wanted fame or riches for themselves.

Dr. Jaime Veneracion, the University of the Philippines head of history department, said that the old Chinese scripts which may have chronicled Urduja's kingdom have remained inaccessible for their archaic language and calligraphy.

But history buffs like writer Ed Reyes remain undaunted. He says: "The researchers aren't conclusive, given the fact that the Philippine history has only been covered in writing for the last 500 years".

Yeah! kababayan ko si FVR... Our population grew eh... it's now roughly 60K...

ano bang nagawa ni FVR dyan sa bayan nyo,myroon ba,kasi noong pumunta si FVR doon sa brgy. namin sa wawa bayambang ,naku sobrang dami ng tao doon kasi ginanap ang inaguration ng agno flood control since 1999 but 'til now di pa rin nakarating sa amin ung dike na ginagawa naka 3 contructor na ata.

asingan right now is his product.. well it's not that developed but it is comparable on what it is before... do you know the second largest bridge in the philippines next to san juanico is the narciso ramos bridge connecting asingan to sta maria. and one of the most expensive was the san roque dam... it's in sn manuel but it is beneficial to all pangasinan...

asingan right now is his product.. well it's not that developed but it is comparable on what it is before... do you know the second largest bridge in the philippines next to san juanico is the narciso ramos bridge connecting asingan to sta maria. and one of the most expensive was the san roque dam... it's in sn manuel but it is beneficial to all pangasinan...

right ,btw gaano kahaba pala ang narciso rams bridge,ilan km ito.?

sabi nila 6 to 7 stories... baka tallest building daw sa Dagupan sabi ng president namin. eto yung proposed itsura.,,, pero hndi pa yan final... asa 2nd level pa lang pero nagagawa sa ngaun... asa harap lang yan ng Pangasinan Medical Center. sa Brgy. Tapuac.... hehe Agree Commercial Center North of Manila.. :banana:

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nakita ko ito sa site ng lyceum northwestern uni.facade pala ng univ. ito hindi hotel ,plsss refer to LU website.Expansion and Rise on new Façade
The face of L-NU is soon to change dramatically as a new façade is scheduled to be constructed on the lots recently purchased for the expansion of the L-NU main campus.
This rise of the new building and with the expansion of campus grounds, L-NU now becomes undisputed as the largest campus in Metro Dagupan.

The new building is planned to incorporate a hotel that would greatly enhance the on-the-job training experience of students taking up Hotel and Restaurant Management.

masantos ya labi kabaleyan,welcome po sa thread again.fiesta at x mas sa dagupan city ,more pics plsssss pabaon hehehe:banana::banana::banana:

Thanks! Actually Taga Tarlac po ako, and dito nagwowork sa Quezon City, yung operation lang ng Company namin ang nandyan sa Dagupan.

u guys watching eat bulaga? if ur familiar with their segment 'all 4 juan, juan 4 all' nasa mangaldan sila ngayon, jose asked a housewife kung ano sa pangasinan ang 'ano yan'...(antotan hahaha), tawanan sina Vic sotto...bukas punta sila sa calasiao :)

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Ganda ng view ng Bayambang...

^^ Yeah i watched also eat bulaga! nakakatuwa! Calasiao ba sila bukas?? Nag sinabi ni joey deleon nasa Dagupan sila eh... HAHAHA! natatawa paren ako.. magaling din ung PNB kanina...

Mutya doll vies for Miss Tourism Int’l in Malaysia

BARBARA dela Rosa Salvador, the reigning Mutya ng Pilipinas-Tourism International, leaves for Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on Sunday (December 12) to represent the Philippines at the 14th Miss Tourism International Beauty Pageant.

Born 23 years ago in Pozorrubio, Pangasinan, Barbie represents the modern Filipina – beautiful, intelligent and pro-active, a real-life "Barbie," so to speak. She enjoys playing multiple roles as a TV host, model, entrepreneur, MBA student and of course, beauty queen.

At the recently-concluded Mutya ng Pilipinas Pageant which she topped, Barbie was asked, "What is the best thing about Philippine tourism?" Her winning answer: "Philippine tourism has a heart behind it all." For her, passion is what sets the Filipino apart from everybody else.

During her send-off party at the Banana Leaf Curry House at the Podium the other Thursday, Barbi admits it would be a big challenge for her to perform well in the premiere tourism pageant especially on these trying times of Philippine tourism. When asked her opinion about the controversial new logo of the Department of Tourism, Barbie suggested a new one: "Come to the Philippines, Your Home in Asia." An excellent tagline, we agree.

Barbie is thankful to her sponsors and supporters for extending all she needs for her quest to win the international crown: Mutya ng Pilipinas, Smart Communications, Delos Santos STI Medical Center, Dr. John Senica, Mr. Joseph Tan, Maybelline Philippines and the Provincial Government of Pangasinan. She expresses her special thanks also to her make-up and hair stylists Albert Kurniawan and Arjieh Jumao-as, and for the collaborative efforts of designers Charina Sarte, Martin Bautista, Jontie and Nicky Martinez, Rholand Roxas, Nat Manilag, Tinan Dania and Jaz Serezo for her pageant wardrobe.

Barbie hopes to equal the feat of Peachy Manzano, who won the coveted crown for the Philippines 10 years ago. The Miss Tourism International grand finals will be held on New Year’s Eve in Kuala Lumpur. All the best, Barbie…bring home our second Miss Tourism International crown!

Classes of 20 dolphins off Alaminos City identified

DAGUPAN CITY, Dec 09, 2010 (Asia Pulse Data Source via COMTEX) --
The classes of 20 dolphins spotted in Lucap Bay off Alaminos City Monday afternoon till evening had been finally identified based on the descriptions made by members of the Bantay Dagat in that city who first saw the sea mammals and extended protection to them.

Dr. Westly Rosario, chief of the National Integrated Fisheries Technology Development Center (NIFTDC) in Dagupan City, said based on the descriptions made to a team he sent to Alaminos on Tuesday at the request of City Mayor Hernani Braganza, there were three classes of dolphins that were seen at Lucap Bay.

The team, composed of personnel who earlier trained on how to identify and take care of cetaceans (sea mammals), brought with them photos of different kinds of dolphins which were shown to Bantay Dagat members who saw the dolphins.

?From the descriptions provided to the team, it seems that the dolphins that were seen swimming in pod on Lucap Bay, near the Hundred Islands National Park (HINP) were Spinner Dolphins, Bottle-Nose Dolphins and Risso Grampus Griseus Dolphins,? Rosario said.

He said these were also some of the classes of dolphins that were collected and have died from various shores of Pangasinan and whose remains were buried in the world?s first fish cemetery inside NIFTDC.

Based on the classes of some of the dolphins buried at the fish cemetery, there can be no mistake that what were seen in Alaminos City were spinner, bottle-nosed and Risso Grampus Griseus dolphins, said Rosario.

Rissos are dolphins that looked like whales since they have no snouts, a facial feature which is present in bottle-nosed dolphins, Rosario said.

It was a 500-kilo Rissos dolphin that was confiscated by the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) in San Fabian town a few years ago after it was already slaughtered by fishermen.

Nevertheless, its remains of the mammal were buried in the center?s fish cemetery.

Rosario admitted that the spinner dolphin and the long-snout dolphin have similarities but have different peculiarities underwater.

He said a dwarf sperm whale, that is considered a dolphin and not a whale, also appears indigenous in the Lingayen Gulf and one of these was collected dead in Lingayen and similarly buried in the fish cemetery.

Rosario said there are two obvious reasons why dolphins go to shore. One of these is when they are weak and need to recharge in flowing water, which is usually located in the mouths of rivers, and when there is scarcity of food in mid-sea and found the shore to be teeming with natural food.

He considers this as the period of the year in the Lingayen Gulf when mother shrimps are laying their eggs, admitting that there is a big river near the Hundred Islands where the shrimps are going during the spawning season.

Rosario explained that the second reason (availability of food in the shoreline) is the most feasible reason why dolphins go to the shore at this time of the year, as Alaminos Mayor Braganza personally confirmed that none of the dolphins that were spotted appeared to be weak.

Asked why the dolphins were seen in a group of 20, Rosario said the dolphins by nature are gregarious or very sociable mammals and when they swim in pod, it indicates that they were in healthy state.

He said this pod of dolphins are just within the vicinity of the Lingayen and may go back again near the shore to take in more shrimps for food .

The mouth of a river, Rosario explained, is the most productive part of the marine environment because it is there where natural food of the fish, called plankton, or organisms can be found.

The sea mammals, he said, feed on fish that feed on fry of different kinds of fish that are teeming in mouths of rivers. (PNA)

^^ Yeah i watched also eat bulaga! nakakatuwa! Calasiao ba sila bukas?? Nag sinabi ni joey deleon nasa Dagupan sila eh... HAHAHA! natatawa paren ako.. magaling din ung PNB kanina...

hehe, baka sa monday pa yung sa Calasiao...last week pa raw sila nag-scout dun sa kabilang baranggay...or baka sa Dagupan na nga instead... ANTOTAN!! :lol:

ROBINSONS PLACE CALASIAO U/C
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^^:banana: alam niyo bang break time ng mga construction workers sa time na yan? at kausap ko sila sa labas habang umiinom kami ng BUKO JUICE at kumakain ng Tinapay :lol: sa august/september next year daw matatapos yan :)


great job ZEEKROM! :applause:

may nasabi ba ung mga workers tungkol sa design ng mall? wala pa bang ipinaskil na perspective sa harap ng site? can't wait to see the final design...tinanggal na kasi ung rendering ng Rob Cal sa website ng Asya Designs...hopefully ibahin nila, medyo maliit kasi tignan and wala masyadong impact compared to Rob GenSan and Rob Dumaguete...

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Ganda ng view ng Bayambang...tnx kabayan ,actually malapit na maging syudad yan ma hit lang nya ung population target na 150million kaso sa ngaun mga 120 million palang ,base sa nakuha kung info ang bayambang ngaun ay mag 150million +na tax collections last year.

Thanks! Actually Taga Tarlac po ako, and dito nagwowork sa Quezon City, yung operation lang ng Company namin ang nandyan sa Dagupan.anong co. po ninyo dito sa dagupan city

u guys watching eat bulaga? if ur familiar with their segment 'all 4 juan, juan 4 all' nasa mangaldan sila ngayon, jose asked a housewife kung ano sa pangasinan ang 'ano yan'...(antotan hahaha), tawanan sina Vic sotto...bukas punta sila sa calasiao :)

good evening makalasyan,ay salamat nagparamdam ka rin ,musta po kayo try ko nga panoorin bukas ,sa totoo lang ang salitang paangasinan ay mahirap at nakaktuwang pakinggan,

Marami ng bagong buildings sa Dagupan City, saka yung Arellano Street, di pa ganiyan dati ang hitsura, parang marami ng matatas na gusali.:)

Masantos ya kabwasan kabaleya ko ran forumers.:):):)

kagabi napuyat me bagong sahod kasi kaya kumain kami sa labas,

Local execs bewail 'presidential snub'

Thursday, December 9, 2010


LINGAYEN -- Several officials of Pangasinan led by Governor Amado Espino were disappointed that they were not invited in the first official visit of President Benigno Aquino III in the province.


The President was in Bani town Tuesday to lead the launching of a housing project in the area spearheaded by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and the United Nations World Food Program (UNWFP).



But Espino, along with first district Representative Jesus Celeste and majority of the mayors, was not invited during the event.


"This is unusual and this has never happened before," said Lingayen Mayor Ernesto Castañeda, citing that he too had not received any invitation from the Presidential Management Staff (PMS).


In an interview, Espino also said that he did not attend because he was not also invited.


"The visit is the call of the PMS. The Presidential Security Group and the host local government unit," he noted.


Usually, it is the local officials headed by the governor who welcome the President in a visit to any locality. But this did not happened Tuesday.


Instead, local Liberal Party stalwarts met the President in his Pangasinan visit.


Of the 48 mayors, only two were present, namely: Bani Mayor Marcelo Navarro Jr. and Alaminos City Mayor Hernani Braganza.


Also in attendance were Board Member Ranjit Ramos Shahani, former governor Victor Agbayani, and former vice governor Oscar Lambino. They were all allies of Aquino. (Liway C. Manantan-Yparraguirre/Sunnex)

grabe si Pnoy ganyan pala ang ugali nyan,pangit porkr ba di nya kaalyado hindi nya i ninvite si gov .at mga iba pang opisyales sa Pangasinan ganyan ba ang kanyang mga magulng noon......kapag politika nga talaga

Aquino opens shelter project in Pangasinan

Tuesday, December 7, 2010


LINGAYEN – President Benigno Aquino III on Tuesday inaugurated the “Burubor ni Ayat", Fountain of Love, shelter project of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) in the village of Dacap Sur in Bani town.


Joining Aquino were DSWD Secretary Dinky Soliman and representatives from the United Nations World Food Program (UNWFP), the government’s partner in the housing project.



Also in attendance were Board Member Ranjit Ramos Shahani, former governor Victor Agbayani, former vice governor Oscar Lambino, Bani Mayor Marcelo Navarro and Alaminos City Mayor Hernani Braganza.


Constructed at “Burubor ni Ayat” housing site are 100 housing units that will benefit at least 470 individuals.


The beneficiaries were all victims of typhoon Emong.


The DSWD has also built shelter units in Rosales town while another undertaking is currently being developed in Sta. Barbara town. (Liway C. Manantan-Yparraguirre)

Pangasinan (Partial list for West, Central and Eastern Pang.)as 0f march 2007.

1.Jollibee- Nepo Mall Dagupan
2.Jollibee- East Junction, Dagupan
3.Jollibee- A. B. Fernandez, Dagupan
4.Jollibee- Lucao, Dagupan
5.Jollibee- Mangaldan
6.Jollibee- Calasiao
7.Jollibee- San Carlos
8.Jollibee- Lingayen
9.Jollibee- Alaminos
10.Jollibee- Malasiqui
11.Jollibee- Carmen, Rosales
12.Jollibee- McArthur Hiway, Urdaneta
13.Jollibee- MagicMall, Urdaneta

1.McDo- Old Public Market, San Carlos ? (I'm lov'n it!)
2.McDo- CSI San Carlos
3.McDo- CSI Market Square, Dagupan
4.McDo- East Junction, Dagupan (closed ?)
5.McDo- CSI The City Mall, Dagupan
6.McDo- CSI Urdaneta
7.McDo- Alaminos
8.McDo- Carmen, Rosales

1.Chowking- A.B. Fernandez East, Dagupan
2.Chowking- Nepo Mall Dagupan
3.Chowking- Lingayen
4.Chowking- Alaminos
5.Chowking- Malasiqui
6.Chowking- San Carlos
7.Chowking- Urduja, Urdaneta
8.Chowking- Magic Mall, Urdaneta
9.Chowking- Calasiao
10. Chowking- Carmen, Rosales
11. Chowking- Manaoag

1.Greenwich- Nepo Mall Dagupan
2.Greenwich- East Junction, Dagupan (closed ? )
3.Greenwich- MagicMall, Urdaneta
4.Greenwich- Malasiqui
5.Greenwichi- Alaminos

1.KFC- A.B. Fernandez, Dagupan
2.KFC- NepoMall Dagupan
3.KFC- Urdaneta

1. PizzaHut- Dagupan
2. PizzaHut- Urdaneta

1. Shakey's- CSI Market Square, Dagupan
2. Shakey's- Lucao, Dagupan
3. Shakey's- Urdaneta
4. Shakey's- Alaminos

1. Goldilocks- CSI Market Square, Dagupan
2. Goldilocks- CSI The City Mall, Dagupan
3. Goldilocks- CSI San Carlos
4. Goldilocks- CSI Alaminos
5. Goldilocks- CSI Malasiqui
6. Goldilocks- CSI Urdaneta

1. Cindy's- NepoMall Dagupan (Cindy's is the place to be!)
2. Cindy's- Alaminos
3. Cindy's- Tayug
4. Cindy's- Malasiqui
5. Cindy's- Urdaneta

Frank's Burger, Burger Machine and L.C. Big Mack (Present in every towns and cities.. including barangay talipapa and fishing villages) ^^

Gloria Maris Dagupan, Max's Urdaneta, Gerry's Grill Dagupan, Hen Lin, Red Ribbon Dagupan, Ilongo Grill Dagupan, Red Ribbon Urdaneta ?, Kenny Rogers Dagupan + A&W Dagupan (Closed ? why?), Quattro Grill Dagupan, etc...

** Information needed for Eastern Pangasinan; and the new malls in Urdaneta (CB MALL + ? ), San Carlos and Alaminos.

ganyan na pala karami ang mga restaurant dito sa pangasinana as of march 2007,ang mang inasal ilan na ba ang branches nya dito sa Pangasinan?

SM Malls
SM City Rosales,Pangasinan SM City Dagupan (soon to open) Robinson Mall Robinson Palce Calasiao (under const.)
Nepo Malls
Nepo Mall - Dagupan Dagupan City, Pangasinan
Nepo Mall - Alaminos Alaminos City, Pangasinan

CSI Malls
Name Address
CSI The City Mall Dagupan Lucao District, Dagupan City, Pangasinan
CSI The City Mall San Fernando San Fernando City, La Union
CSI Market Square Malimgas Market, Dagupan City, Pangasinan
CSI Warehouse Club Alaminos Romulo Hiway, Alaminos City, Pangasinan
CSI Warehouse Club San Carlos Poblacion, San Carlos City, Pangasinan
CSI Warehouse Club Urdaneta Nancayasan, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan
CSI Downtown A.B. Fernandez Ave, Dagupan City, Pangasinan
CSI Bayambang Rizal Ave, Bayambang, Pangasinan
CSI Malasiqui Provincial Road, Malasiqui, Pangasinan
CSI Mangaldan Provincial Road, Mangaldan, Pangasinan
CSI Baguio Naguilian Road, Baguio
CSI Candon Provincial Road, Candon, Ilocos Sur
CSI Tayug Provincial Road, Tayug, Pangasinan (soon to open)
CSI Rosales Poblacion, Rosales, Pangasinan (soon to open)[13]
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CSI Malls The City Mall Dagupan • The City Mall San Fernando • CSI Market Square •

CSI Warehouse Club Alaminos • San Carlos • Urdaneta

CSI Center Bayambang • Mangaldan • Tayug

Supermarket Main • Malasiqui • Urdaneta • Rosales

Closed Brach Plaza (Dagupan) • CSI Y.E.S. San Carlos • CSI Y.E.S. Malasiqui




Magic Malls
Name Address
Magic Mall Urdaneta MacArthur Highway, Urdaneta City, Pangasinan
Magic Mall Tayug Tayug, Pangasinan
Magic Mall Calasiao Calasiao, Pangasinan[14]
Magic Club Dagupan Dagupan City, Pangasinan
Magic Alaminos Alaminos City, Pangasinan
Magic Dagupan Malimgas Market, Dagupan City, Pangasinan
Magic Lingayen Lingayen, Pangasinan
Magic Mangaldan Mangaldan, Pangasinan
Magic San Carlos San Carlos City, Pangasinan
Magic Urdaneta Urdaneta City, Pangasinan
Magic Villasis Villasis, Pangasinan
Magic Manaoag Manaoag, Pangasinan
Magic Binmaley Binmaley, Pangasinan
Magic Pozorrubio Pozorrubio, Pangasinan
Royal Mall Bayambang Rizal Ave, Bayambang, Pangasinan CB Mall Urdaneta,Pangasinan Mart One Alaminos UNITOP Dagupan city FRC Supermall Dagupan(soon to rise)

ganyan na rin karami amg mga malls sa atin ,

good evening makalasyan,ay salamat nagparamdam ka rin ,musta po kayo try ko nga panoorin bukas ,sa totoo lang ang salitang paangasinan ay mahirap at nakaktuwang pakinggan,

i actually visit the forum everyday, lurk mode nga lang :) ...medyo busy pa kasi tayo...i wonder where the others are...allan_dude and the former regulars...




Gloria Maris Dagupan, Max's Urdaneta, Gerry's Grill Dagupan, Hen Lin, Red Ribbon Dagupan, Ilongo Grill Dagupan, Red Ribbon Urdaneta ?, Kenny Rogers Dagupan + A&W Dagupan (Closed ? why?), Quattro Grill Dagupan, etc...



meron ding Gerry's Grill sa Calasiao, located near Jollibee malapit din sa site ng Robinsons...dun sya sa dating Max restaurant...

i actually visit the forum everyday, lurk mode nga lang :) ...medyo busy pa kasi tayo...i wonder where the others are...allan_dude and the former regulars...



meron ding Gerry's Grill sa Calasiao, located near Jollibee malapit din sa site ng Robinsons...dun sya sa dating Max restaurant...

sila allan,tracy,nayki at tyronne ang magkaka batch sa thread na ito,sa ngaun asan kaya sila,saka ok lang dito naman tayo,mas marami pa nga tayo ngun,saka dont worry susulpot din sila someday,ano kaya noh mag akroon tayo ng ssc re union Pangasinan forumers,good idea ba ,kaso mga july pa ako bakasyon ulit,btw may facebook k b?

ibig sabihin 2 na ang branch ng Gerry's Grill sa Metro Dagupan ?

Local execs bewail 'presidential snub'

Thursday, December 9, 2010

LINGAYEN -- Several officials of Pangasinan led by Governor Amado Espino were disappointed that they were not invited in the first official visit of President Benigno Aquino III in the province.

The President was in Bani town Tuesday to lead the launching of a housing project in the area spearheaded by the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and the United Nations World Food Program (UNWFP).

But Espino, along with first district Representative Jesus Celeste and majority of the mayors, was not invited during the event.

"This is unusual and this has never happened before," said Lingayen Mayor Ernesto Castañeda, citing that he too had not received any invitation from the Presidential Management Staff (PMS).

In an interview, Espino also said that he did not attend because he was not also invited.

"The visit is the call of the PMS. The Presidential Security Group and the host local government unit," he noted.


Manpalikas ak met labat :)

Grabe nga yata ito. Paano na ang reconciliation.... on second thought kasi, nandoon ang mga Agbayanis so hindi talaga alam kung sino ang iimbitahin. Baka naman magkagulo sa arrangement lang ng upuan.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

^^Isama pa ang Mang Inasal at Dunkin Donuts / Mister Donut branches... :)

MASANTOS YA LABI KABALEYAN KO RAN PANGASINENSE TAN KAKAARON FORUMERS

Manpalikas ak met labat :)

Grabe nga yata ito. Paano na ang reconciliation.... on second thought kasi, nandoon ang mga Agbayanis so hindi talaga alam kung sino ang iimbitahin. Baka naman magkagulo sa arrangement lang ng upuan.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

HELLO kabayan ,oo nga sir @info_rene,naku nakalimutan ko po kau bangitin kapag naghahanap kami ng mga kababayan natin dito sa forum,salamat nan palikas kayo,may good news po ba kayo o pics?btw ,ganyang talaga ang buhay ng mga politiko ,kapag kaalyado ok pero pag hindi ay BIG "NO"hay naku ang mga Pinoy mula leader hanggang myembro ng gobyerno .TRAPO, hehehe,kaya maganda rin siguro ang nangyari na hindi na inimbita si gov.kasi baka nga lang magka riot pa.ang mahalaga maunlad na ngaun ang luyag natin kaysa nakaraang admin.bye agbayani....:ohno::ohno::ohno:sir@dapat lagi kayo tambay dito sa thread to update ang mga good news sa atin,nasa dagupan po ba kayo mamimirmihan?

^^Isama pa ang Mang Inasal at Dunkin Donuts / Mister Donut branches... :)

sir,masantos ya labi,oo nga po pala kaso hirap mag search ung website ng mang inasal ,branches category on going const.kaya di me makuha kung ilang mang inasal na mayroon sa atin luyag,red ribbon pa pala at many to mention.help sir post natin ang mga business estabishment, food and restaurant branches,and others

All For Juan Juan For All Eat Bulaga-Mangaldan Pangasinan

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gandang gabi @joe,musta weekend

eto busy sa requirements.. HAHAHA

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haha! loko ka ah.. ikaw kumusta?

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ay ito pala ang mga koleksyon moh ,kaya pala,,,hehehhe ano requirments o koleksyon mukhang .......whahahahaa

ok lang me ,laging bz rin ,kaso talgang walang magawa kaya dito a lang sa ssc palagi ,asan kaya ang mga kababayan natin bz rin ba sila,paskong pasko na ata dyan sa pangasinan....

haha.. oo malamig lamig narin ang panahon..

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student ka pa rin ba joe?

haha.. oo malamig lamig narin ang panahon..

naku dito sobrang lamig 0 degree ang lamig ngaun

The Dawn at SM City Rosales

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Máskara Productions’ “Celebration!”
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Erik Santos with Choro Animo and Star Power finalists

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Akafellas at SM City Rosales!
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A magical Christmas with Alakim

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/sm34.jpg

oh ayan ung mga lakwatsira at lakwatsiro ayan my update na kayo kung puputa kayo sa sm rosales yan ang mapapanood nyo.may fireworks events doon kaso search ko kung kailan ,tapos ung mga incoming movies try ko i update nexr time.

student ka pa rin ba joe?

oh ayan ung mga lakwatsira at lakwatsiro ayan my update na kayo kung puputa kayo sa sm rosales yan ang mapapanood nyo.may fireworks events doon kaso search ko kung kailan ,tapos ung mga incoming movies try ko i update nexr time.

^Saan ka nag-se-search para makakuha ng pinakabagong updates ng Pangasinan?

GANDANG UMAGA PAGASINA THREAD,MASANTOS YA KABWASAN PANGASINAN THREAD

^Saan ka nag-se-search para makakuha ng pinakabagong updates ng Pangasinan?

GANDAND UMAGA @Adre paulo,dito lang sa computer ko ,hehehhe,joke,search ko sya sa facebook at sa mga website,try mo gawin dami,makakkuha ng maraming info at photos, saka konting tyaga nga lang.para kahit dina tayo pumuntA DOON may ma i popost na tyo,tipid pa sa pamasahe hehhe:lol::lol::lol:

GANDANG UMAGA PAGASINA THREAD,MASANTOS YA KABWASAN PANGASINAN THREAD

^Kulang ng "N" ang PANGASINAN..:nuts:

@ordunapaulo, pati iyan tinatanong mo pa, pwede kang makakuha ng pinakabagong updates sa mismong website ng iyong gustong probinsya.:lol:

^Kulang ng "N" ang PANGASINAN..:nuts:oo nga sa sobrang puyat at di pa ksi ako naghilamos kaya ayan hehhee

@ordunapaulo, pati iyan tinatanong mo pa, pwede kang makakuha ng pinakabagong updates sa mismong website ng iyong gustong probinsya.:lol:

korek pasyal kayo dito maya kasi dami ko post bagong bago ,promise samba muna me

oo nga sa sobrang puyat at di pa ksi ako naghilamos kaya ayan hehhee



korek pasyal kayo dito maya kasi dami ko post bagong bago ,promise samba muna me

Okay lang iyan, ke sa magmadali.:lol:

Na-experience ko rin na mag-SSC bagong gising palang.:D









Wait ko iyan,

Haha, nag-offline si @paulo.

Okay lang iyan, ke sa magmadali.:lol:

Na-experience ko rin na mag-SSC bagong gising palang.:D









Wait ko iyan,

Haha, nag-offline si @paulo.

bore na siguro kaya off na sya ,grabe puyat me gabi gabi dahil sa ssc n ito :nuts::nuts::nuts:sge post ko maya mga 6 pa ng gabi ang balik o

Masantos ya kabwasan kabaleyans ditan Pangasinan! Post naman kayo ng photos ng Tondaligan beach and Bolinao.:D:D

Juan For All All For Juan-Pantal Dagupan City
Eat Bulaga 2nd Day in Pangasinan

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Alaminos City Airport gets higher priority
Posted on December 12, 2010 - Filed Under Headlines, News | Leave a Comment

BANI—Could politics be still be a criterion in determining priorities for projects under the Aquino administration?
This question was raised by Capitol observers after President Benigno Aquino III confirmed that the Alaminos airport is part of his administration’s priority projects while he seemed unaware of the status of the Sual Seaport Development Project.
Both projects already broke ground in the early part of this year and have started some work with initial funding from the government.
The Alaminos Airport was proposed and is being pushed by Mayor Hernani Braganza, a known ally of the President.
On the other hand, the Sual seaport is an initiative of Governor Amado Espino Jr. who comes from another political party.
P-Noy made his first official visit to the province last Tuesday but did not meet up with Espino as the governor was not invited by Bani Mayor Marcelo Navarro Jr. to the inauguration of the Core Shelter Assistance Project of the Department of Social Welfare and Development in the town.
The inauguration was the President’s main activity during the visit.
Aquino, in a media conference after the inauguration, said the Alaminos airport is deemed an important project to help attract more visitors to the Hundred Islands National Park (HINP), considered as one of the main tourist infrastructures in the country.
"I don't think it (airport) is one of the PPP (Public-Private Partnership) projects that we have ruled out,” Aquino told newsmen.
Land acquisition for the runway of the proposed airport started early this year using initial funds given by the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC)
Meanwhile, P-Noy said he will have to check if the Sual seaport is included in the book of PPP projects.
The Sual seaport also involves the DOTC as well as the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), the provincial government and the municipality of Sual.–LM

Dolphins spotted in Alaminos
Posted on December 11, 2010 - Filed Under Inside News, News | Leave a Comment

WILL dolphins soon be regular ‘visitors’ around the Lingayen Gulf?
This question came to mind among environmentalists when some 20 dolphins were sighted anew in Alaminos City last week.
Dr. Westly Rosario, National Integrated Fisheries Technology Development Center (NIFTDC) chief, said based on descriptions made by members of Alaminos City's Bantay Dagat, there were at least three families of dolphins that were in the flock, among them the Spinner dolphin, the Bottle-Nosed dolphin and the bigger Risso Grampus Griseus dolphins.
Members of the Bantay Dagat who first spotted the sea mammals swimming in pods off Lucap Bay were assisted in identifying the dolphins with the aid of file photos shown by a team whose members were earlier trained to identify and distinguish cetaceans (sea mammals).
Rosario sent the team upon the request of Mayor Hernani Braganza.
He said the sighted dolphins have similarities with the traits of dead dolphins which the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic resources had collected in various shores of Pangasinan and whose remains are now buried in the world’s first fish cemetery inside NIFTDC.
Rosario theorized that the dolphins entombed in the NIFTDC fish cemetery belong to the same family.
The Risso dolphins, also commonly called grampus, explained Rosario, look like whales since they have no snouts, a facial feature of the Bottle-Nosed dolphins.
Rosario said the spinner and long-snout dolphins have similarities but have different peculiarities when already under water.
The Bantay Dagat members said they did not see any dwarf sperm whale in the pod, which is considered a dolphin and not a whale, and a kind of dolphin that could be indigenous to the Lingayen Gulf.
Braganza said upon seeing the dolphins, the Bantay Dagat team patrolled Lucap Bay to ensure that no harm comes to the sea 'visitors'. The mammals were eventually guided back to the deeper part of the sea.
Rosario said dolphins are by nature gregarious or very sociable mammals and swimming in a pod is an indication that they are in a healthy state.
He added dolphins and other sea mammals swim towards the shore of the Lingayen Gulf at this time of the year when they are feeling weak and need to recharge in flowing water before returning to the deeper portion of the sea or to forage for food.
The mouth of a river is considered as the most productive part of the marine environment because it is there where natural food of the fish, called plankton qand small organisms can be found.
Sea mammals usually feed on fish that feed on fry of other kinds of fish.
This period of the year is considered as the spawning season for shrimps or alamang, a natural food of other fish and mammals.
He said this pod of dolphins just move within the vicinity of the Lingayen and may return again near the shore for food. —LM

Pangasinan Models!Loction: Lingayen and Dagupan City

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs738.snc4/65868_183292155017582_100000103950534_659591_3178269_n.jpg

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Agno Pangasinan

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^^Wow! That is my mother's hometown! :) Great Pictures!!!:)

.

anong co. po ninyo dito sa dagupan city



ayaw ko sana ireveal eh sguro ok lang DECORP po. Nakabalik na ko. Sensya na di ako nkakuha ng mga picture almost late na ng makarating ako CSI stadia. Pero ng enjoy naman ako after party punta kmi bonuan nkadyaming sa acoustic band sa isang bar duon n panay seafood ang pulutan syempre hindi mawawala ang masarap na inihaw na bonuan bangus.

i actually visit the forum everyday, lurk mode nga lang :) ...medyo busy pa kasi tayo...i wonder where the others are...allan_dude and the former regulars...



meron ding Gerry's Grill sa Calasiao, located near Jollibee malapit din sa site ng Robinsons...dun sya sa dating Max restaurant...

makalasyan.. yung jerry's grill sa calasiao, Dagupan Branch yun. sa calasiao lang nakalagay. parang Toyota Dagupan City, asa Calasiao pero Branch ng Dagupan City yun. =)

^^Wow! That is my mother's hometown! :) Great Pictures!!!:)

those are coral reefs... it resembles the Hundred Islands of Alaminos City pero mas maliliit ito...Yan ang umbrella rocks ng Agno Pangasinan

MASANTOS YA UGTO KABALEYAN KO RAN PANGSINENSE, bat kaya kagabi di me makapasok sa SSC?

Masantos ya kabwasan kabaleyans ditan Pangasinan! Post naman kayo ng photos ng Tondaligan beach and Bolinao.:D:Dgaling naman magpangasinan si sir,,,,ok hanapan kita ng bago post later,musta po ?

Alaminos City Airport gets higher priority
Posted on December 12, 2010 - Filed Under Headlines, News | Leave a Comment

BANI—Could politics be still be a criterion in determining priorities for projects under the Aquino administration?
This question was raised by Capitol observers after President Benigno Aquino III confirmed that the Alaminos airport is part of his administration’s priority projects while he seemed unaware of the status of the Sual Seaport Development Project.
Both projects already broke ground in the early part of this year and have started some work with initial funding from the government.
The Alaminos Airport was proposed and is being pushed by Mayor Hernani Braganza, a known ally of the President.
On the other hand, the Sual seaport is an initiative of Governor Amado Espino Jr. who comes from another political party.
P-Noy made his first official visit to the province last Tuesday but did not meet up with Espino as the governor was not invited by Bani Mayor Marcelo Navarro Jr. to the inauguration of the Core Shelter Assistance Project of the Department of Social Welfare and Development in the town.
The inauguration was the President’s main activity during the visit.
Aquino, in a media conference after the inauguration, said the Alaminos airport is deemed an important project to help attract more visitors to the Hundred Islands National Park (HINP), considered as one of the main tourist infrastructures in the country.
"I don't think it (airport) is one of the PPP (Public-Private Partnership) projects that we have ruled out,” Aquino told newsmen.
Land acquisition for the runway of the proposed airport started early this year using initial funds given by the Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC)
Meanwhile, P-Noy said he will have to check if the Sual seaport is included in the book of PPP projects.
The Sual seaport also involves the DOTC as well as the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA), the provincial government and the municipality of Sual.–LM

sana matapos na ito ASAP,para lalong unlad ang luyag natin,right!btw....4 na pala ang airports natin noh,lingayen,rosales,binalonan at itong AIA....galing kahit saan ka pala lumanding mapa west,central,east and south Pangasinan.:banana::banana::banana::banana:

Pangasinan Models!Loction: Lingayen and Dagupan City

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs738.snc4/65868_183292155017582_100000103950534_659591_3178269_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs902.snc4/71543_171756936171104_100000103950534_578259_2583360_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs459.ash2/73241_171891169491014_100000103950534_579330_955363_n.jpg

kamukha ni marimar/thalia/rosalinda ung pangatlong pics.grabe napaghahalataan ka sir @joe,mukhang mahilig ka talaga sa mga tsiks,:lol::lol::lol::nuts::nuts::nuts:nakakduling hehehe

Pangasinan Models!Loction: Lingayen and Dagupan City

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs738.snc4/65868_183292155017582_100000103950534_659591_3178269_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs902.snc4/71543_171756936171104_100000103950534_578259_2583360_n.jpg

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Agno Pangasinan

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identify as island ba ang mga rock na yan?kaay ganda ng Pangasinan...kaso torista pa ako sa sarili natin probensya:ohno::ohno::ohno:konti pa lang me napuntahan

ayaw ko sana ireveal eh sguro ok lang DECORP po. Nakabalik na ko. Sensya na di ako nkakuha ng mga picture almost late na ng makarating ako CSI stadia. Pero ng enjoy naman ako after party punta kmi bonuan nkadyaming sa acoustic band sa isang bar duon n panay seafood ang pulutan syempre hindi mawawala ang masarap na inihaw na bonuan bangus.
Wow DECORP,Dagupan Electric Corp.....sayang wala pics.ko lang po ung basta mahalaga na enjoy nyo ang party,i miss Dagupn bangus,,ung sariwa kasi ung bangus dito bilasa na hehehe.may nabago nb sa po Dagupan.sir .nextime kuha po kayo hehehhe,,hirt lang poh
makalasyan.. yung jerry's grill sa calasiao, Dagupan Branch yun. sa calasiao lang nakalagay. parang Toyota Dagupan City, asa Calasiao pero Branch ng Dagupan City yun. =)

so ang ibig sabihin 1 pa lang ang gerry's grill sa luyag,how about sm rosales or urdaneta wala pa ba?

MASANTOS YA UGTO KABALEYAN KO RAN PANGSINENSE, bat kaya kagabi di me makapasok sa SSC?

meron ding times saken na ndi ako makapasok...

may gerry's grill ata sa SM

kamukha ni marimar/thalia/rosalinda ung pangatlong pics.grabe napaghahalataan ka sir @joe,mukhang mahilig ka talaga sa mga tsiks,:lol::lol::lol::nuts::nuts::nuts:nakakduling hehehe

naaappreciate ko lang ang ganda ng mga taga-Pangasinan...:lol::lol:

wala ka bang pasok ngaun sir joe?

identify as island ba ang mga rock na yan?kaay ganda ng Pangasinan...kaso torista pa ako sa sarili natin probensya:ohno::ohno::ohno:konti pa lang me napuntahan

hindi yan identified islands.. umbrella rocks ang tawag sa mga yan

may gerry's grill ata sa SMsa urdaneta kaya,

naaappreciate ko lang ang ganda ng mga taga-Pangasinan...:lol::lol:

Pangasinense ba ang mga babae na yan akala ko mga model lang to promote the natural beauty ng Pangasinan,akala ko hilig mo talga sa mga babes,ok .i c

hindi yan identified islands.. umbrella rocks ang tawag sa mga yan

oo nga late ko na nabasa ung post mo about ur pics,sige joe out na me kasi pasok ulit,maya gabi ulit byeeeeee:):):)standby ka maya ha

galing naman magpangasinan si sir,,,,ok hanapan kita ng bago post later,musta po ?



Ayos labat. Salamat.:D:D

Maganggana manaya kabaleyans tayo ditan.:)

Pangasinan Models!Loction: Lingayen and Dagupan City

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs738.snc4/65868_183292155017582_100000103950534_659591_3178269_n.jpg

OMG! :happy:

MASANTOS YA LABI KABALEYAN KORAN PANGASINENSE TAN KAKAARO DYAD THREAD

San Manuel ,Pangasinanhttp://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/p5.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/p6.jpg Mangatarem,Pangasinan http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/p7.jpg Western Part of Pangasinan http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/p8.jpg

OMG! :happy:

sir.musta po long time no post,some forumers here was wondering about our pioneer forumers like you,also sir allan,tyrone,tracy.but sir igi master if im not mistaken is also one of the pioneer in our thread, right?btw ,thanks ffor visiting, we hope that your may keep posting in our thread.ay naalala ko taga Bayambang din po kayo ,taga wawa ak,mismo ,anta yo man ya barangay?

^^san ung panghuling photo? medyo mysterious...

Masantos ya kabwasan kabaleyans ditan Pangasinan! Post naman kayo ng photos ng Tondaligan beach and Bolinao.:D:D

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ton2.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ton1.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ton.jpgsir tarlaqueno saka na lang po ung bolinao photos hanap me muna ng bago,ok lang po ba ?

^^san ung panghuling photo? medyo mysterious...

na search ko yan site ng pangasinan sa facebook,ung nga lang di me alam kung saan yan place na yan,halos sa parting west ng Pangasinan yan.

busy busy ako. pangasinan ak... saka muna pic. iipon ko muna para minsanan. ingat na muna kayo lahat... lapit na mahati thread 7... hehe

busy busy ako. pangasinan ak... saka muna pic. iipon ko muna para minsanan. ingat na muna kayo lahat... lapit na mahati thread 7... hehe

ok ,basta ha sa next thread nati ihanda nyo ung pang new year ha,tapos dpat marami tayong bago na pics ,sa totoo rin bz me ka da download ng pics marami me naipon ang gaganda kaso try ko muna post kahit pa konti konti ,post ka rin nga kahit konti lang plsss

@sir ,amigable,,,dapat bago man pasko nex thread tila ta pyan si nga mega noche tayo walad tid dyad thread ,di ba hehehe

si sir@joe tulog na ata ,wala yata sa mode mag post ng mga collection nya hehehe,san kaaya si aliguas,zeekrom,saintm,makalasyan,kurimaw,maride,sa totoo lang dami natin kaso mukhang bz sila lahat ,paskong pasko naba dyan sa pangasinan,bat til now wala pa rin pics ng mga municipyo at plaza na naka post ,a-10-tion to all pangasinan forumers plss

si sir@joe tulog na ata ,wala yata sa mode mag post ng mga collection nya hehehe,san kaaya si aliguas,zeekrom,saintm,makalasyan,kurimaw,maride,sa totoo lang dami natin kaso mukhang bz sila lahat ,paskong pasko naba dyan sa pangasinan,bat til now wala pa rin pics ng mga municipyo at plaza na naka post ,a-10-tion to all pangasinan forumers plss

post ako ng town hall ng asingan bago magxmas... hehe! Promise!

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/p21.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/asin2.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/asin1.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/asin.jpgbuong luzon ba ang sinusuplayan ng Pangasinan ng asin?

post ako ng town hall ng asingan bago magxmas... hehe! Promise!

ayos,yan ang gusto kung makita mula sa hometown ni sir@joe at ni FVR.promise ha dapat sulit yan bawal ang bitin hah,mismo:banana::banana::banana:saan ka ngaun sir joe?

post ko lang ito para sa mga mahihilig magsipag inuman at magsipaglango ng alak hehehe.http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/p31.jpgnaku marami naman malalasing sa pasko nito,sino sino kaya ang mga lasengero sa mga forumers ng Pangasinan?:banana::banana::banana::lol::lol::lol:ummmm sarap sarap tagay pa:cheers::cheers::cheers:

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/p26.jpgito ang gusto kung gawin ulit pag uwi ko dyan sa Pangasinan,ung tsibogan talaga,inihaw na bangus,kamatis at sibuyas na may inihaw na talong at alamang ,,,wow sarapppppppppp

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/p25-1.jpggaano ba kalaki iton magic mall sa malasiqui?sana may makakuha ng pics ng buo.lagi na lang me search,buti na lang masipag me hehehhe,share ko lang..3 stories mall ba ito ?

mas maganda pa ang desig n ng Magic mall kaysa sa CSI mall http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/csi-1.jpgCSI the city Mall Bayambang

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs588.ash2/151038_147434308640180_100001208363883_276008_3405445_n.jpg

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs588.ash2/151038_147434315306846_100001208363883_276010_4977806_n.jpg

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xenxa.rush yan ngaun lang yan. lumabas ako kahiya naman kay pangasinan ak. nabura yung ibang nakuha ko. sa quintos bridge yan... yung sa magsaysay, nabura. mas maganda yun... makulay. kaka open lang ng mga ilaw na yan... mahigit 300 thousand ginamit sa ilaw ng bridge lang! magastos! hahahaha.
bukas nalang pag may time yung iba.

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/p26.jpgito ang gusto kung gawin ulit pag uwi ko dyan sa Pangasinan,ung tsibogan talaga,inihaw na bangus,kamatis at sibuyas na may inihaw na talong at alamang ,,,wow sarapppppppppp

Sarap naman iyan, nagutom ako bigla. he he. Kumusta naman ang onion harvest sa Bayambang? I think major product eto sa inyong bayan, dami kong nakitang taniman noong nagpunta ako doon matagal na.:)

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ton2.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ton1.jpg http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac251/okalim/ton.jpgsir tarlaqueno saka na lang po ung bolinao photos hanap me muna ng bago,ok lang po ba ?

Wow, salamat. he he. Namamasyal kami dati dito pag di ako umuwi ng weekend noong nagcollege ako sa U-Pang. Ang ganda pa rin ng sorroundings diyan. Lalo na pag "Pista'y Dayat, daming tao.:)