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Alumni from Colegio Dela Purisima, Filamer Christian College, Hercor College, St. John College, PACE Computer College, Capiz of Institute of Electronics, Capiz Institute of Technology or CIT (now Capiz State University or CAPSU), Panay State Polytechnic College or PSPC (now Capiz State University), Capiz National High School, St. Mary’s Academy, Tanque National High School, Roxas City School for Philippine Craftsmen (RCSPC) and other schools / colleges in Capiz, try to find your classmates here!
You can leave your message for your classmates on the messageboard on the sidebar of this post or you can join the Capiz Forum and join the Online Capiz Community and you might find your classmates there. I hope you can your find your long lost friend and/or classmates from other places of the world and I’m hoping too that I might find my classmates in high school and college. 
Capizeño’s all over the world, if you’re planning to go to Europe, try this following tourists destinations:
Portugal is a major European tourist destination attracting over 12.8 million tourists. Annually. Tourism is playing an increasingly important role in Portugal’s economy contributing with about 5% of the the Gross Domestic Product.1. The largest 5 sources for tourists is : United Kingdom 21.8% 2. Spain 19.0% 3. Germany 12.3% 4. France 7.0% 5. Italy 5.2%
Cheaperthanhotels – Portugal caters for visitors from all of these major markets with its last minute and year round hotel reservation websites, translated into all of these languages. Check out these pages as samples: Portugal Hotels : Lisbon Hotels ; Algarve Hotels ; Madeira Hotels.
The popular tourist places to in Portugal are Lisbon, the Algarve and Madeira, but is currently new destinations are developing : Douro Valley, Porto Santo Island, and Alentejo. Portugal has many tourism regional areas that are being rapidly developed such as Douro Sul, Templários, Dão-Lafões, Costa do Sol, Costa Azul, Planície Dourada, etc. But as yet many of them are unknown to tourists and locals alike. These are the traditional regions: Costa Verde — The Portuguese green coast comprises all the northern coast of Portugal from the estuary of the Minho River to the city of Porto. Costa da Prata — Silver coast. The coast of central Portugal from Porto to Lisbon. Costa de Lisboa — Lisbon coast. The coast of the capital city and its important suburbs. Montanhas — Mountainous and interior regions of northern and central Portugal, namely Serra da Estrela and Trás-os-Montes. Planícies — The Portuguese plane region of Alentejo in the south. Algarve — The southern coast of Portugal. Madeira — The Madeira islands. Açores — The Azores islands.
Have a nice trip guys!
It’s Roxas City Mayor Vic Bermejo’s birthday this coming January 22, 2008 and the Roxas City, Capiz Philippines Blog would like to wish him a more wonderful and meaningful life to this coming years.
Actually, he sponsored the Sulong Roxas Capiz Chess Association, Inc. Chess Tournament this January 19, 2008 as part of his birthday celebration. Thank you Mayor for supporting this kind of sport that develops the skills of many young minds today in Roxas City, Capiz. I hope you’ll never stop from giving us opportunity to promote chess all over Roxas City and the province of Capiz.
Mabuhay ka Mayor Vic Bermejo and Sulong Roxas!
An imminent water rate increase welcomes the year 2008 of Capizeños in Roxas City, Capiz. Waaah! Almost everything is increasing except the salary rate. According to Inquirer.net:
MRWD board resolution No. 55, dated November 21, 2007, states that the district will impose a minimum charge of P189.20 for residential consumers; P302.70 for government agencies; P378.40 for commercial establishments; and P605.40 for industrial users.
Commodity charges for residential and government consumption of 11-20 cubic meters will be P22.90; and P45.80 for commercial and industrial users.
For consumption of over 40 cubic meters, the MRWD will be charging residential and government users P35.40, and commercial and industrial users P70.80 for over 40-cubic meter water consumption.
I actually received the notice last December but I didn’t notice that it’s about 10%. Maybe that’s why my wife is keep on asking me to turn-off properly the faucet after I wash my motor bike. Weeh, I’ll just take a bath once a day to conserve water and avoid unexepcted water expenses. I don’t know if Sen. Manuel "Mar" Roxas II knows about this because I think there’s a moratorium agreement that states that the increase in water rates should be implemented in 2010 not this year which I think he initiated.
Well let’s wait for more increases this year. Increase in Water Rates, Fuel Increase, Peso Increase (Dollar Decreases) and I hope a Minimum Wage Increase or Salary Rate Increase! Hope for the best and don’t expect for the worst hehehe!
