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Angeles City - ABC Hotel My personal Experience !!! After cheque out i got a shuttle ride to my next hotel , " ABC " , here my room was still not ready so i went scouting around and had some food at the " Phillies Gril Bar " with a good view of the on going construction work....... Hotel Deposit 7000 Peso Location It`s around 10 min ride with the tricycle to walking street , and 20 min walk....... Staff Attitude Very good and attentive for details , sometime a little bit stuck up attitude , the overal personal was good and very friendly...... Wifi System Generaly speaking it was " Excelent " and very fast , thats for inside the room and outside , on the pool deck it was also , good and restaurant area even in the Cabana`s ATM facility There is one in the hotel lobby , and one right outside , very convenient Swimming Pool Was oke , got clean everyday..... Food & Beverages Was good for my taste did not had no complain Accommodation Ladyboy and more then two girls friendly , no one need to show there ID on arrival and you will get a call when your guest leave Security Excelent , they are everywhere and they keep a close eye on everyting and everyone.......

You can indeed takeout 10.000 peso at once , but at most ATM you can repeat this 3x so in general you can take out 30.000 peso a day i know that some ATM in manila will allow you to pin 10.000 5x time so you can have 50.000 when done...... The fee right now is 250 peso each time you make use of the ATM , in my case i Always travel with cash € euro and change it there on the spot Greetz , Stealth

Some pic of the new club that is going to open soon " Mega Dance Center "

There is lot of construction and changes going on there in AC , so is the new Sport Bar And Bistro " Envy " ready and up and running and last week i got some inside pictures of one of the clubs that will open its door " Mega Dance Center " everybody is looking out for its opening to see if High Society will get any competition , who knows we will see soon....... Next pic of the sport bar and food that they serve......

My Last Big City Tour - Nov-Dec 2017 I was not suppose to make this trip at all , but one month after my birthday Aug 30th was my Lucky day and i won € 25.000 lottery after the tax office took there share i stay with around € 17.000 , so i decide to move up my vacation instead of this year may to last year ½ Nov and ½ Dec , during this Lucky charm vacation as i call it i celebrate also my birthday in style like i Always wanted to do there in the phillippines , so we rent a presidental " Cabana " I personaly call it my " Last Big City Tour " because i was for a long time planning to move out of the dirty big city and go look up more nature , beaches , waterfalls , and the open sea and the province life , so i use this uniek opportunity to close it all with a big bang My first stop was "Angels City " i was there for two weeks , its Always fun to be in the phillippines around Xmas time the ambience is Always awesome , during my stay i meet my regular girls and ladyboys from my net work and we had a lot of fun with each other , first in line was lovely " Barbara " she is sucha cuttie , come from a middle class familie that own a pig farm and rent out rooms for other ladyboys and they all live in the korean town.... During my stay , lovely " Marsha " was also in town for two time a ST , she is nearly going to ( Korea ) to live for good there with her boyfriend

My ladyboy princess " Barbara " - Angeles City

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Hotel Lobby

Pool Deck With The Famouse Awesome View

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Angeles City - Central Parks Hotel My personal Experience !!! After cheque out i got a free shuttle ride to my next hotel , " Central Parks Hotel " , right away cheque inn was there also not a problem Hotel Deposit 1000 Peso Location Perfect , stone drop away from walking street , and still not in the middle of all that bussy movements Staff Attitude Very good and attentive for details , sometime a little bit stuck up attitude , the overal personal was good and very friendly...... Wifi System Generaly speaking it was Very Good , thats for inside the room and outside , on the pool deck it was also , good and restaurant area ATM facility There is one in the hotel lobby , very convenient Swimming Pool Was oke , got clean everyday..... Food & Beverages Was good for my taste did not had no complain Accommodation Ladyboy and more then two girls friendly , no one need to show there ID on arrival and you will get a call when your guest leave Lift Security Key You need to activate the lift so you can go up to the rooms

Beside that the place is still very popular among the locals when it come to holding activity`s , saw two weddings and a hugh birthday party and there where some models that came to just take pictures at there famouse decorated stairs

Pool Deck Restaurant

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Angeles City - Lewis Grand Hotel My personal Experience !!! When i arrive at the airport , my pickup service was waiting to take me to my hotel , the fair was 3195 peso , one way from Manila to Angeles City Once at the hotel i did not need to wait for my room to be ready i could have enter it right away , i reach around 12.00 PM The place is decaying slowly but surely and thats a pitty for once such a great hotel , the new owner look like balkan boys , during the 4 days i stay there each morning when i had brakefast they will come together to talk and some time some of the hotel staff will sit with them , hope they will begin to load money in that place and fix it back as it use to be , you can see the scare of decay also in the room , carpet that is long overdue to be renew Hotel Deposit 4000 Peso Location Perfect hide out if you dont want to be seen with a ladyboy or anybody`s girl , lol , there is free transportation to fields on request so i made a few time use of it , or just a 50 peso trick ride.... Staff Attitude Very good and attentive for details , they know your name after a few days , i did not had no issue during my stay but they will Always ask if everything is according to my wishes , the overal personal was good and very friendly also...... Wifi System Generaly speaking it was avarage , not very fast and not to slow , did fall out a few time , specialy during the day time Swimming Pool Was oke , got clean everyday..... Food & Beverages I notice that there where not many guest staying at the hotel so the buffet choice was not so big each day they change only one meal and the rest was the same....... Accommodation Ladyboy and more then two girls friendly , no one need to show there ID on arrival and you will get a call when your guest leave

Mayon Warning Level went to 5 , video made before night fall..... Mayon_Vulcano_-_23_-_01_-_2018.avi

" More than 300,000 Filipinos could be deported in Trump immigrant crackdown " More than 300,000 Filipinos living illegally in the United States could face deportation, Manila’s special envoy to the USA has claimed. The claim comes just days after President Duterte said he “would not lift a finger” to help any of his countrymen who were breaking US immigration laws. Special envoy Babe Romualdez said: “I received information from our friends in Washington, that there’s a list from, I think, homeland security that there are about 310,000 Filipinos up for deportation,” he told CNN Philippines. “These are mostly undocumented Filipinos that they are able to identify,” he added. The Philippines is not part of Trump’s executive order that recently banned citizens from seven mainly muslim countries from entering America. However, Mr Romualdez warned warned that Filipinos could be affected as authorities step up efforts to deport illegal immigrants as part of efforts to secure America’s borders. He suggested that any compatriots in the US illegally should start thinking carefully about returning to the Philippines. “I think they should really be prepared to go home,” he said. The Department of Foreign Affairs has recently confirmed that out of 3.4 million Filipinos in the US, just under ten per cent are undocumented. The National Alliance for Filipino Concerns (NAFCON) has been vocal in protests in both California and New York against Trump’s immigration policies. Aurora David, Secretary General, believes the threat to undocumented Filipinos is very real. In a campaign speech last August, she says, Trump named the Philippines as being among “terrorist nations” whose citizens could be banned from the US. (See our report here.) NAFCON claims that up to one million Filipinos could be affected by Trump’s policies. “Trump has used anti-immigration words and sentiments and scapegoated immigrants for what’s happening in the US,” she said. Earlier this week, President Duterte said that if any of his compatriots were in the US illegally, that was solely their own problem. “To Filipinos in the US, you better be on the right track,” he said at a press briefing on Monday. “If you are not allowed to stay there where you are staying, get out because if you are caught and deported, I will not lift a finger. You know that it is a violation of the law. “If he has policies to protect his country, I will understand. So, out of respect, I will not interfere.” Sung Kim, US Ambassador to the Philippines, insisted that Trump’s order wasn’t driven by racism or islamophobia. “This is not racism. This is not unfair prejudice,” Kim said, speaking at a gathering of businesspeople in Manila. “How do you remain as open as possible, but at the same time make sure that you do everything possible to make the environment safe for your citizens?” He hoped the next few days would reveal “better clarity regarding the exact parameters of the executive order”. Kim also said he understood that many would be worried about travelling to the US. “I understand, all of you are worried about visas. “I want to emphasise that, despite many rumours out there, we continue to welcome Filipino visa applicants.”

Looks like what we saw was just a show , now come the real , " BANG " " Health alert as Mount Mayon spews huge plume of ash " Mount Mayon has sent a huge plume of ash and steam 10 kilometres into the sky, prompting respiratory health warnings. The alert level has been raised to four, on a scale of five, meaning that an explosive eruption is possible within hours or days. The noontime explosion today (Monday, January 22) sent superheated lava, molten rocks and steam cascading down Mount Mayon’s slopes and shrouded nearby villages in darkness, said Renato Solidum, chief of the Philippine Institute of Seismology and Volcanology (Phivolcs). The danger zone around the volcano has now been was extended to eight kilometres (five miles) from the crater. “If the eruption is vertical, it’s possible pyroclastic flows or pyroclastic density currents may cascade down in all directions,” Mr Solidum said. More than 27,000 villagers have fled since Mayon started looking restless on January 14. Philippine Red Cross Chairman Richard Gordon has urged people near the volcano to wear face masks and remain alert for other health hazards. He said: “We urge the affected individuals to wear dust masks or anything to cover their nose and mouth to protect themselves from catching harmful emissions from the volcanic ash. “We also advise the residents to report immediately to their local health centres and nearest Red Cross chapter in case of health concerns from volcanic ash.” Exposure to falling ash can cause a variety of respiratory problems such as nose and throat irritation, coughing, bronchitis-like illness, and discomfort while breathing. Eye irritation and minor skin problems are also among the possible effects of exposure. According to the Department of Health in Bicol, 516 evacuees have already been diagnosed with respiratory tract infection. They are all said to be stable condition. Classes were suspended in all levels in Albay today and Legazpi Airport has been closed. Mount Mayon has erupted about 50 times in the last 500 years, sometimes violently. In 2013, an ash eruption killed five climbers who had ventured near the summit despite warnings. Mayon’s first recorded eruption was in 1616 and the most destructive, in 1814, killed 1,200 people and buried the town of Cagsawa in volcanic mud. The Philippines lies in the so-called “Ring of Fire,” a line of seismic faults surrounding the Pacific Ocean where earthquakes and volcanic activity are common. In 1991, Mount Pinatubo, near Angeles City, exploded in one of the biggest volcanic eruptions of the 20th century, killing about 800 people.

Plans where in the making for me to go and visit that one by next yr , the travel agent was selling some cool package with ATV quad tour and all , tja , it need to cool off first before i give it another try , been to pinatubo and taal already..... Greetz , Stealth

Duterte changes tune anew, says he supports same-sex marriage Reversing his stance, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte expressed his support for the legalization of same-sex marriage in the country. Speaking before the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in Davao City  on Sunday, December 17, Duterte suggested the possibility of legalizing the union between same sexes in the Philippines, as the current law provides that marriage is only between man and woman. “Ako gusto ko (I want) same-sex marriage. Ang problema we’ll have to change the law. But we can change the law. Eh ang batas kasi  (Because our law states that) marriage is a union between a man and a woman,” Duterte said in his speech. As stated by the Executive Order (E.O.) 209, marriage is “a special contract of permanent union between a man and a woman entered into in accordance with law for the establishment of conjugal and family life.” But the president expressed that he does not have “any problems making it marrying a man, marrying a woman or whatever is the predilection of the human being.” He continued, “If that is the trend of the modern times, if that will add to your happiness, I am for it. Who am I?” The president also assured the LGBT community in the country that he will not tolerate discrimination against all sectors of society. In the same speech, Duterte likewise said he is willing to appoint members of the LGBT community to his Cabinet, giving them until the second week of January to choose their nominee. “Now find me the brightest dito sa Pilipinas (here in the Philippines). Bigyan ninyo ako ng bright na tao (Give me a bright person). He might be gay, he might be lesbian. I’d like to nominate or appoint somebody upon the nomination,” Duterte said. He added, “You nominate the representative from the LGBT sector kasi (because) I fired the entire [Presidential] Commission for the Urban Poor (PCUP), the head for traveling so much in so short a time, as if he was using the money of the people like his own.” Earlier this month, the president had fired all the commissioners of the PCUP, headed by its former chairman Terry Ridon, because of their alleged unnecessary trips and supposed failure to hold meetings. It is not clear, however, which government body Duterte was referring to when he made the remark about appointing a member of the LGBT community to his Cabinet. “I’d like a gay there somewhere or a lesbian… You nominate somebody who is honest, hardworking. And I would like to show that any, any ma-bakla man o ma-tomboy (gay or lesbian) can—well, can always work just like an ordinary human being,” Duterte said. During his taped TV appearance on “Gandang Gabi Vice” in 2015, Duterte told gay television host Vice Ganda that same-sex marriage is “good,” adding “everyone deserves to be guaranteed happy.” But in his speech before the Filipino community in Myanmar earlier in March this year, Duterte insisted that marriage in the predominantly Catholic Philippines is between a man and a woman. He clarified, however, that he respects the lifestyle of the people in the LGBT community, sharing that some members of his extended family are gay. Following Duterte’s recent bid to legalize same sex marriage, some Catholic Church leaders in the country reiterated their stance against it. In a statement, Sorsogon Bishop Arturo Bastes maintained that the Catholic Church will never approve the union between same sexes. He also called on the Filipinos to never allow its legalization. “The trivialization of marriage is one of the fundamental reasons [for] the breakdown of individuals and human society,” Bastes said. In a separate statement, the Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches (PCEC) also voiced its objection as it noted that such union was against the central teachings of both Christianity and Islam. “Union between the same sex, for instance, directly contradicts a central teaching of Islam and Christianity—that marriage is only between a man and a woman,” the PCEC said. (Dana Sioson/AJPress http://asianjournal.com/news/duterte-changes-tune-anew-says-he-supports-same-sex-marriage/