CPA-educators join convention
Posted on February 5, 2012 - Filed Under News, People & Events | Leave a Comment
CERTIFIED Public Accountants (CPAs) in the field of education, including those from the Dagupan-based University of Luzon and University of Pangasinan-PHINMA, participated in the ACPAE-IV Second Annual Conference last January 27 to 29 in Baguio City.
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PAMMA routs UEP; LNU tames PIMSAT
Posted on February 5, 2012 - Filed Under News, Sports | Leave a Comment
JIMMY FERNANDEZ CUP
THE Pangasinan Merchant Marine Academy (PAMMA) Sea Lions, in a sterling performance, dealt the defending champion University of Eastern Pangasinan (UEP) Patriots their second consecutive loss in a week, 96-69, in their game Thursday for the ongoing Inter-Collegiate Invitational Basketball Championship of the 3rd Jimmy Fernandez Cup held at the DWAD Gym in Dagupan.
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Pangasinenses rally behind eco-tourism project
Posted on February 4, 2012 - Filed Under Advertisement, News, Political Feature | Leave a Comment
LINGAYEN–Residents of communities covered by an eco-tourism project here have reaffirmed their support for the big-ticket venture “because we know it will improve our quality of life through job opportunities and other decent sources of income.”
The manifestations of support to the development of an eco-tourism zone which includes an 18-hole golf course on a 264-hectare government property in this town during a multi-sector interaction covered by media representatives.
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Capitol hits “non-performing & ambitious” politicians
Posted on February 4, 2012 - Filed Under Advertisement, News, Political Feature | Leave a Comment
POLITICIZED ECO-TOURISM ZONE
LINGAYEN—“The project is being politicized by people who have not achieved anything for Pangasinan and by those who have plans to pursue their national ambition.”
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Birthdays/Anniversaries February 5 – 11, 2012
Posted on February 3, 2012 - Filed Under Birthdays/Anniversaries | Leave a Comment
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Submit dates of birthdays and anniversaries of friends and relatives to
sundaypunch2@yahoo.com as in below:
Ex:
January 29, Wedding anniversary, Dop and Snow Garcia, Los Angeles, CA
May 29, Birthday, Karmina Arrogante, Dagupan City
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
FEBRUARY 03 – (Manaoag) Melanie Andrada; (Mangaldan) Amelita Czarino, Rio Dacasin; (Pozorrubio) Marietta de Leon
FEBRUARY 04 – (Dagupan City) Rowena Rexie de Guzman
FEBRUARY 05 – (Dagupan City) Alex Centino
FEBRUARY 10 – (Manaoag) Gracelou Heart De Vera
FEBRUARY 11 – (Calasiao) Christian de Vera, Analiza Manzano
Happy birthday!
ANDREA ALEXA F. DELA CRUZ
(February 7 – MANAOAG)
Happy birthday!
RAYMUNDO G. ORTIZ
(February 8 – Manaoag)
AFFIDAVIT OF SELF-ADJUDICATION
Posted on February 3, 2012 - Filed Under Judicial Notices | Leave a Comment
Notice is hereby given that the estate of the deceased LYDIA SIAREZ, who died intestate on August 30, 2011 at Mapandan Community Hospital, Mapandan, Pangasinan, consisting of a parcel of land situated at Brgy. Luyan, Mapandan, Pangasinan containing an area of 1,808 sq. meters, covered by T.C.T. No. T-234496, is the subject of self-adjudication by the only heir Christopher SIAREZ, under Doc. No. 77; Page No. 17; Book No. 26; Series of 2012, under Notary Public Jose C. Odesada, Jr.
February 5, 12, and 19, 2012
Doomsday
Posted on February 3, 2012 - Filed Under Punch Forum | Leave a Comment
Tiburon
2 Feb 2012
Re: 2012 Doomsday wizzle-wazzle
The long-count calendar of the Mayas, as called, approximately – five (5) millennia or so ago – will end on December 12, 2012.
In this calendar, will culminate the 13th Bak'tun, a 400 year period, but an unbelievable break in this sequence comes to the fore. This long-count calendar will reset itself at the end of the 13th cycle, meaning, it start all over again, i.e., like a car odometer reaching 100,000 miles turning around to zero.
Was the end of the world predicted by the Mayas according to this cycle? There's no evidence, that December 12, 2012, is the end of the world as we know it.
Writings about Bak'tun 13, which seems to referenced this calamitous-event-going-to-happen are few, because most Maya scholars arguments basing on the Monument 6 stone tablet, is unreliably flawed. The words/symbols carved on the tablet were damaged beyond interpretation.
So, all these conclusions/predictions by several scholars are products of their imaginations fired-up by a lousy bottle of . . . cheap tequilla.
The horse's mouth . . .
Kooks like this . . . Professor Jaime T. Licauco . . . and other gloom and doom followers of voodooism, are here to stir the ever-so fragile mentality of the Pinoy, who will listen to everything thrown at them.
The gifted province Pangasinan . . . To invite this . . . snake oil salesman . . . Prof. Jaime Licauco, to regale this "illustrious" crowd of Rotarians on the ways of mumbo-jumbo should tell everybody how hackneyed Pangasinenses are.
The December 13, 2012 . . .
What will this screwball Prof. Jaime Licauco will tell the gullible Dagupan Rotarians, if nothing happens on this date because nothing will happen, unless a meteor 10 miles wide will hit the earth?
What the hell!! If this meteor hit will occur, there's nothing to talk about, and Prof. Jaime Licauco won't be around to talk-shit about Bak'tun 13, he should be melted in a blink of an eye.
Kimbog, not Kambog
Posted on January 31, 2012 - Filed Under Punch Forum | Leave a Comment
Tiburon
30 Jan 2012
Re: Kambogan ed kapokokan
Words being written and translated in the Pangasinan language, is unbecoming a Pangasinense should be talking about.
Let me clarify these words spoken here, where an idiot of a writer, blatantly murdered the language everybody's trying to resurrect and keeping it alive.
Case in point . . .
KAMBOG should be KIMBOG, the right spelling in Pangasinan . . . is to – stir the water – muddy to confuse the fish, the intended victim, usually in rivers/ponds using the fish net called . . . sabokol i.e., kinimbog da'y danom antis dan kemelen.
Not to catch fish in a drained pond.
While to catch fish in a drained pond or in shallow water is called . . . kolimes i.e., mankolimes ak dimad kapageyan.
In a different setting, it could be translated in . . . kinolimes to'y pokok nen Erminia.
The power of the press
Posted on January 31, 2012 - Filed Under Punch Forum | Leave a Comment
Edwin T
28 Jan 2012
Re: WHO WILL BE THE FAIREST OF THEM ALL?
I'm sure that Her Highness, Vice Mayor Fernandez, is aghast at the audacity of the town official of Binmalay. Imagine, sixteen scantily attired girls (women?) prancing around at the town plaza.
Imagine also the Punch taking on Her Highness by printing the pictures of these pageant participants. Hail to the power of the free press!
Religious hypocrisy
Posted on January 31, 2012 - Filed Under Punch Forum | Leave a Comment
Tiburon
25 Jan 2012
Re: the fairest of 'em all
This spellbinding display of home grown Binmaley beauties could do damage to an old man's heart, and possibly will drive him to call an … ambulance.
If this event did not create any furor among Binmaleyans on its content, how come the same event happening in Dagupan during that ill-fated Barangay Night made everybody crying bloody murder?
Religious hypocrisy?
Or, Dagupan is not ready yet, mired in ignorance about human sexuality.
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