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Monday, November 17, 2014

Endless Battle



The long-running battle between the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) and Camp John Hay Development Corp which is also known as Camp John Hay in Baguio, led by businessman Robert John Sobrepeña  as he fights on and, from the looks of it, is nowhere near its end.

At stake is the control and possession of the 247-hectare section inside the former US military recreational facility in Baguio known as Camp John Hay. Sobrepeña’s group won the bid to develop the property in the 1990s, but stopped paying lease rentals to the government since 1998.
According to BCDA, the arrears of the Sobrepeña group have since ballooned to P3.4 billion (25 percent of which is supposed to go to the city government of Baguio).

Saturday, November 15, 2014

Fusion Mix

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Guests were treated to a classy yet modern lifestyle with frisky and colorful allure at the FUSION Lifestyle and Hello Dolly Trade Show slated last August 13 and 14, 2014, at the Manila Polo Club lobby. Featuring pre-loved and soon-to-be-loved infants and kids apparel, baby beddings, baby gift sets, towels, and bed and bath product lines from top brands such as Hello Dolly, Little Wishes, Disney, Winnie the Pooh, Baby Einstein, Little Einsteins, among others, each area brought to the table what patrons of the products have come to love all these years, plus new product offerings that are sure to catch the eyes and capture the hearts of customers.

Friday, November 14, 2014

9 out of 10 Filipinos Plagued With Cavities

Filipinos, regardless of age or socio-economic status, have all suffered from a cavity. Figures released by the Department of Health revealed that nine out of ten Filipinos suffer from cavities or tooth decay.[2] Your child could be one of them. Tooth decay or cavities is the top chronic health concern for children all over the world[3], which, when left untreated, can compromise a child’s eating and sleeping habits, as well as affect their self-confidence. A child suffering from severe cavities may experience difficulty in concentrating on school work, speaking, and even sleeping. Gerlie, a mother of two, shares, “I wasn’t aware that my child was suffering from cavities until one day he cried because of his very painful toothache. He couldn’t move and wasn’t able to do much else until the pain  went away. He didn’t even have the appetite to eat or the energy to go to school.”  These result in increasingly escalating detrimental effects on health, school and work performance, and even self-esteem. Aside from compromising a child’s eating habits, severe decay in baby teeth can have serious consequences for a child’s speech and jaw development.

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

The Secret to Great Hair

Ahglow Rebonding Cream Set   What makes a good rebond the best? Is it in the technique used by your hair stylist? Is it the salon you go for your regular sessions? Is it in brands used?
It’s really a little of all those and more. The best rebonds are made from the delicate and meticulous choosing of the people behind your chosen rebond. In contrast, there are many low-priced or cheap unregistered China-made rebonding products flooding the market whose quality is questionable and can leave the hair damaged and unhealthy.

Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Cordlife in the Philippines

As mothers, you will do anything for your child.  Even way before they are brought into this world, your instincts kick in and you tirelessly worry about your baby.  You want to learn everything there is to learn and more importantly, you want to protect them from anything and everything that can harm them be it the common cold or a fever; and if you had your way, you would gladly get sick for your child.  And your anxiety is not without reason, since there are many childhood diseases that can be harmful or even fatal to children. 

Saturday, November 8, 2014

K to 12 R. A. 10533 and Relevant Education Policies

   
Title of Book: K to 12 R. A. 10533 and Relevant Education Policies (About the Book), published by Vibal Professional Publishing imprint   Publisher: Vibal Professional Publishing

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Paseo Verde in Full Swing

Paseo Verde at Real The construction of LEED Inc.’s first project, Paseo Verde in Real, remains on track as construction goes full-swing to complete the first tower of the 1.1-hectare mid-rise condominium project. The first tower is targeted to be completed by the end of 2015, with turnover of units happening as early as the fourth quarter of 2015. Paseo Verde is expected to be a much-awaited landmark in Las Piñas, it will be the first, fully-integrated green community to rise in the area. It is located along Real St., Pulang Lupa Uno in Las Piñas City. Paseo Verde boasts to set a green standard of living for its owners through its efficient, eco-friendly features – amenities that focus on green architecture and puts emphasis to the company’s three environment focus: Climate change, the Clean Air Act, and the safety and health of its residents.

Sunday, November 2, 2014

Cord Blood Helps Leukemia

 A video of a mother from Quebec fighting against leukemia recently went viral in YouTube. Her desperate plea – to find a compatible umbilical cord donor, the only hope for her second battle against leukemia. Mai Duong, a 34-year-old Vietnamese-Canadian mother is among the many patients diagnosed of cancer every four minutes. Leukemia - cancer of the body’s tissues that are responsible for forming blood including bone marrow and lymphatic system is among the top eight common cancers in the Philippines.