Are you tired of looking for place where to conduct conference, seminars and meetings? Here's the place you can stay and have relaxation while on meeting, the Pandaragupan Grill. The Pandaragupan is located at the heart of Dagupan City at AsiaCareer College Foundation, Perez Blvd., Dagupan City.
It has mini-bar, restaurant and live bands during fridays and equipped with WiFi for internet connectivity. Visit and experience the ambiance of this place.
Pandaragupan Grill Station
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Pangasinan Technological Institute
The Pangasinan Technological Institute (PTI) , formerly known as the Pangasinan College of Fisheries (PCF) was renamed by the virtue of Republic Act No. 9798 in the year 2009 under the initiative of Former Governor Victor Aguedo E. Agbayani.
It is situated at Barangay San Isidro Norte, Binmaley, Pangasinan. It is approximately 300 meters away from the San Isidro Norte main road going to Barangay Buenlag.
It is started as the Binmaley School of Fisheries by the of Republic Act No. 685 in 1966 and renamed as Pangasinan College of Fisheries in 1969. Its offerings were focused on secondary and technical vocational courses levels.
In 1979, the Pangasinan State University was created and the collegiate courses of the Pangasinan College of Fisheries was integrated into to the PSU system and its supervision under DECS. All degree programs, including all support staffs were also transferred to PSU. The secondary school / post secondary - technical vocational education and training remained with the Pangasinan College of Fisheries (Binmaley School of Fisheries) under the supervision of Department of Education (DepEd).
In 1994, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) was created. The post secondary / non-degree / technical vocation education and training courses of Pangasinan College of Fisheries were transferred to TESDA-Pangasinan College of Fisheries.
Prior to the renaming of the Pangasinan College of Fisheries under TESDA, other technical vocation courses were offered. These are the following courses offered by the institution: Computer Hardware Servicing NC II, Commercial Cooking NC II, Housekeeping NC II, Food and Beverage Services NC II, Aquaculture NC II, Food Processing NC II (read more. . .
Jejemon as the "Word of the Year"
Filipinos are very creative. There are bunch of ideas that makes people to be known to the world. One of these is the creation of these what we called "JEJEMON". Jejemon is originated when an SMS from our cellphones came out. Since these phones' SMS is limited to 160 characters, sometimes texters shorten their word like the following: right - ryt, busy - bz, house - hauz and many more.
But, sometimes more complicated jejemon words are really hard to understand. And even misleading our future generations for misspelled words. I'm not against these jejemons. But we must be aware that jejemon are not acceptable in English language.
I suggest to the concerned jejemon users that we should not forget our the proper and correct spelling of used words in jejemon style.
Do you have any suggestions? Write it here.
Puffer Fish dish kills 2, downs 5 in Pangasinan
A fish dish prepared for a drinking spree turned deadly for at least two residents of a village in Pangasinan province Monday night.
Radio dzRH reported late Tuesday that at least five other were hospitalized after eating the "butete" (puffer fish) dish in Binmaley town.
The fatalities were initially identified as Jerry Sevillano and Albert Quitalig.
Now undergoing observation at a local hospital are Zaldy Diaz, 18; Marcelo Diaz, 16; Jeffrey Diaz; Aleralo Diaz, 21; and Joven Diaz, 19, all residents of Urbiztondo town and temporarily staying at Binmaley.
Initial investigation showed the men had the fish cooked for a drinking spree Monday night, but complained of stomach pains after eating the dish.
When they started to vomit, they were taken to a hospital in Lingayen town.
Courtesy of http://www. gmanews. tv/story/197149/fish-dish-kills-2-downs-5-in-pangasinan
Poisonous Fish Kills 2 in Binmaley, Pangasinan
BINMALEY, Pangasinan -- Two persons died after eating puffer fish, a poisonous fish, locally known as "butete" last Monday in Barangay Baybay Lopez, a barangay along Binmaley Beach.
A puffer fish (Tetraodontidae) is the second to the world's most poisonous vertebrae. It is banned to eat such a fish due to its high toxicity for humans its skins and some internal organs. But its meat is considered as a delicacy in Japan, Korea and China. It must be skinned while they are still alive. This is to prevent the toxins to seep into the edible portions of the fish. Beware of these fishes. You might be the next victim.
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