Meet this Hot and Sexy Female DJ from Tarlac City

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Who here likes to get down and partayyyyy, When In Pampanga and Tarlac?

#FeaturedBlog by: Taga Tarlac Ka Kung

The local night club scene is alive and thriving, fueled by the freshest beats served up by the best DJs in town. But admit it– it’s more fun to stand in the middle of the club and pump your fists like you just don’t care when the music isn’t only pleasing to the ears.

In a casual interview by blogger (Ma. Era Cecilia Nunag) i ask her general background, look what I've know: Charisse Rosario Tañedo is a 26 years old graduated at Tarlac State Univesity with the degree of AB English and she's a college teacher by profession. She work in Pampanga as DJ (of course). Her residencies are Aqua Beach Club. she said: "(you can check it's details online it's a 5 star hotel/club)" (~*wink*~) Robs Gastropub and Fallen Angel Bistro owned by a Korean DJ.

And last, she's a beauty queen on her generation, a former Miss TSU, Miss Tarlac Tourism 2010 3rd Runner Up, Miss Cirps 2007 and represented schools and universities in the entire region 3 back then and she was Miss Pasuc 2008 3rd runner up.

This one of the hot DJ in Central Luzon who bring both looks and talent into one awesome package!

Warning: This photos might make you run to the nearest club! Party on, yeah?

If you are reading this. This blog written originally by Maria Era Cecilia Nunag. Please let me know if there's some bloggers who copyright my works. Thank you.

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The 26th Anniversary Of The Eruption Of Mt. Pinatubo

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"The lessons of those years and the values that we have learned must never be forgotten. They should be kept alive for future generations to learn from."

By: Era Nunag

Today marks the 26th anniversary of one of the most significant eruptions of the last century the 1991 eruption of Pinatubo in the Philippines. The eruption is a landmark event for a number of reasons. First, it was one of the great successes of modern volcano monitoring - the cost in terms of lives and property were greatly reduced thanks to excellent mitigation, monitoring and emergency management. Second, it was an eruption that showed how a single event on the planet can have a global impact, as the "Pinatubo Effect" caused a 4-5 year period of cooling around the globe.

Governor of Pampanga on June 13 urged Kapampangans to never forget the valuable lessons from the 1991 eruption of Mt. Pinatubo and how the destructive forces of the subsequent lahar flows have proven the indomitable courage and resiliency of the Kapampangan spirit.

Executive Order No. 09-2017 declares the suspension of Work in all government offices and classes in both public and private schools on June 15, 2017 duly signed by Gov. Lilia Nanay Pineda in commemoration of the 26th Anniversary of the Mount Pinatubo Eruption.

A Beautiful Disaster

(Bursts of gas-charged magma exploded into umbrella ash clouds, hot flows of gas and ash descended the volcano’s flanks and lahars swept down valleys. The collaborative work of scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), and the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) saved more than 5,000 lives and $250 million in property by forecasting Pinatubo's 1991 climactic eruption in time to evacuate local residents and the U.S. Clark Air Force Base that happened to be situated only 9 miles from the volcano.

U.S. and Filipino scientists worked with U.S. military commanders and Filipino public officials to put evacuation plans in place and carry them out 48 hours before the catastrophic eruption. As in 1991 at Pinatubo, today the USGS is supported by The US Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance to provide scientific assistance to countries around the world though VDAP, the Volcano Disaster Assistance Program. The program and its partners respond to volcanic unrest, build monitoring infrastructure, assess hazards and vulnerability, and improve understanding of eruptive processes and forecasting to prevent natural hazards, such as volcanic eruptions, from becoming human tragedies.)

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Unknown Gender Fetus Found In A Garbage In Mabalacat, Pampanga

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PAMPANGA, Philippines – A dead fetus was found in a garbage dump beneath a road in Mawaque Mabalacat, Pampanga on May 27, 2017 (Saturday).

Netizen Kimberly Ann Reyes posted a photos of a fetus inside a box. She was discovered the fetus while they were scrounging for scraps in a garbage dump along Mawaque road Mabalacat, Pampanga.

The fetus reportedly had almost complete body parts, but the gender was not revealed.

A proper burial was given to the fetus. An investigation was launched to determine the mother of the fetus.

Police also suspect that the fetus may originated from a different location, but was swept away by the road during at night.

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LOOK: This "HELLO KITTY" Jeepney In Angeles, Pampanga Is So CUTE!

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You’ve heard of Hello Kitty restaurants, Hello Kitty cafes, and other Hello Kitty establishments. Now, get ready for… a Hello Kitty jeepney.

Yup, you read that right. There’s a Hello Kitty-themed jeepney that exists in Pampanga.

Paul Sese shared the photos of this rare jeepney on Facebook, gaining popularity from netizens.

In Paul’s photos, we see that the jeepney’s interior is completely covered with all things Hello Kitty. From the steering wheel to the passengers’ seats–it’s all Hello Kitty pink.

Paul shared that he was on his way back home when he saw this jeepney in the terminal. It so happened that he was the first passenger at that time, and that’s why he was able to take great photos of it.

It was a great experience, said Paul. He also noticed that all the other passengers would instantly smile at the sight of this themed jeepney.

One of the jeepney’s greatest characteristics is that it serves as a canvas for the creative minds of jeepney drivers. You’d probably notice how jeepneys would have all kinds of interior decorations and even paintings on the side of the jeep. This one is the best I’ve seen.

What do you think of this themed jeepney? Have you seen any other cool jeepneys? Share it with us below!

Disclaimer: This article is originally from When In Manila

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7 Destinations You Should Visit This Semana Santa

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What are your plans this Holy Week? Be a Catholic or not, these spots are good destinations for a relaxing long weekend.

By:  Ma. Era Cecilia Nunag

Every Holy Week, many Filipinos take the chance to travel or to relax for a whole week at home. But for devout Catholics, it’s the time for prayer, and for many, the perfect time to go on a Visita Iglesia.

The Philippines is ripe with religious destinations. Around Manila alone, pilgrims can visit beautiful churches and shrines to do their Stations of the Cross.

If you’re still unsure where to go for your yearly Visita Iglesia, these destinations can be easily reached from the metro.

 National Shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage, Antipolo, Rizal

Also known as the Virgin of Antipolo, the statue of the Black Madonna is a wooden image of the Blessed Virgin Mary, brought to the country in 1626 aboard the galleon Almirante. The 17th century image has been attracting devotees since the 19th century, and it is believed to be miraculous. Even during the construction of the church, the statue would mysteriously disappear and would be found on top of a tipolo tree. The statue had been temporarily placed in Cavite and even brought back to Mexico a couple of times, but it’s now in its permanent home in Antipolo, Rizal.

 

Banal na Bunduk Dalan Ning Krus, Mt. Arayat, Magalang, Pampanga

Banal na Bunduk Dalan Ning Krus, or Holy Mountain Way of the Cross,  is found at the foot of Mt. Arayat. Life-sized statues depicting the 14 stations of the cross lead the way to the mountain summit. Devotees who seek to pray and to sacrifice can consider this destination.

 

Monasterio De Tarlac, San Jose, Tarlac 

Located at Brgy. Lubigan San Jose, Tarlac’s Eco-Tourism Park, Monasterio de Tarlac was constructed to serve as hermitage for monks. Now, it also stands as a popular place of worship for Catholics. The church’s proud white façade is a welcoming sight after a long journey to the province.

There’s also a 30-foot high statue of the Risen Christ, which is reminiscent of Rio de Janeiro’s Christ the Redeemer.

 

Kamay ni Hesus Shrine, Lucban, Quezon

Kamay ni Hesus Shrine located at the foot of Mt. Banahaw in Quezon is not just known for its towering 50-ft statue of the Ascending Christ and 305-step grotto with statues of the Stations of the Cross. It’s also a favourite destination of many Catholics for the healing masses led by healing priest Rev. Fr. Joseph Ayala Faller.

For those looking for a spiritual retreat, Noah’s Ark was constructed to provide sanctuary and guidance to lost or tired souls.

 

 Regina Rica Queen of the Holy Rosary, Tanay, Rizal

The astounding 71-foot-tall statue of the Queen of the Holy Rosary is a sight to behold once you enter the compound. Devotees flock the 14-hectare sanctuary managed by Dominican sisters to pray, to contemplate, and to see for themselves the bigger-than-life statue of the Queen. The place of worship has a waterfall, a creek, and an estimate of 10,000 trees, helping devotees commune with God and with nature.

Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto, San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan

A well-known religious and ecological destination in Bulacan, Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto is a replica of France’s Lourdes grotto. For faith seekers doing Visita Iglesia, the 14 Stations of the Cross are depicted through life-sized statues at Calvary Hill.  There’s also a Rosary Hill featuring 155 large beads, and a natural spring known to have healing powers is located below the Our Lady statue. 

Tatlong Krus, Paete, Laguna

Tatlong Krus (three cross) sits on mount Humarap overlooking Laguna de Bay Paete, Laguna. This place has stunning views and during Holy hundreds of people take a two hour hike to reach this place.

 

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