Kaya Mo, Pinoy!

Quick, tell me where to find Recto University.

If you are living in Metro Manila region, I’m pretty sure that you are familiar with this “school”.

If you are looking for job abroad but don’t have enough credentials, there’s a big possibility that you want to visit this “school”.

If you are student who is undergoing a deadline pressure to finish your essay or term paper, I guess you are thinking about this “school” also.

For those who are not familiar with this place, let me give you some background.

Recto is a street in Metro Manila that is very popular  in producing spurious documents from birth, marriage and death certificates, college diplomas, various government licenses,essays, research and term papers,  and almost all kinds of certifications and academic documents.  Of course, these are all fakes!

I’m just wondering why the authorities are not doing anything to stop  the establishments along this street that are producing these counterfeit documents.

If you are a student who wants to finish your term paper before the deadline but don’t have the time to do it, I suggest that you use the power of technology.

When I was a student, the internet was still in it’s infancy. To write my term paper was really a problem at that time because I had to spend a lot of time in the library to research for a particular topic that I want.

But thanks to technology – specially to Mr. G (also know as Google) , it is now easier to search for any topic that you desire to write. There are even a lot of companies providing cheap term papers.  If you are really, and I mean really loaded with a lot school tasks already, you can actually let these companies  write your term papers for a very low fee.  These companies  employ a pool of good writers and researchers that can provide you quality term papers instead of buying them from Recto University which we all know are mostly junk content.

Dear readers, please avoid enrolling or visiting Recto University. We should not be proud of  graduating from this unscrupulous “school”.

VENUE: AANI Herbal and Livelihood Center, Quezon Memorial Circle, Quezon City.

DATE: September 10-12, 2010

THEME: “A Sustainable FISH FARMING Philippines”

HIGHLIGHTS : Free BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES seminars and lectures on:

• FISH FOOD FARMING & ecologically innovative technologies (mariculture, aquasilviculture, fish feed formulation)
• Selling of fry, fingerlings, feeds
• Free Consultancy on production of shrimps, tilapia, bangus, shellfishes, crabs, sea cucumber, abalone, scallops, sea urchins, sea weeds, lapu lapu
• Marine and Aquatic Trade Fair and Exhibits
• Aquariums & Ponds
• Fish Shows
• Seafoods
• Aquatic plants
• Equipment and gears!
• And the Signing of a Public Manifesto for Sustainable Fish Farming Philippines

PROPOSED PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES

September 10, Friday
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1st INTERNATIONAL AYURVEDA, YOGA, WELLNESS & EXPO

Theme: Wellness For All

Date: September 25-26, 2010

Venue: College of Social work & Community Development (CSWCD) Magsaysay cor. Ylanan St., , UP DILIMAN, QC

PROGRAM:

DAY 1: A. Plenary I (9:00-12:45pm)
Topics: Origin and evolution of ayurveda; Scientific Basis for Ayurveda; Ayurveda and Home Remedies for prevention and cure; Necessity of Alternative Medicine in the New millennium

B. Workshops (2:00-500pm)
Topics: Preparation of Ayurvedic Medicines, difference between ayurveda and other alternative medicines; preparations of home remedies for common and viral infection – dengue, H1N1. Practice of yoga and Benefits for healthcare, Pranic healing.

Day 2: A. Plenary II (9am – 12:45pm)
Topics: Different Alternative Healthcare in the Philippines society; Effectiveness and affordability of Ayurveda in Philippine environment; Healing miracle of Ayurveda and Holistic healing; Philosophy of yoga and practice for holistic healing; How to maintain wellness for a happy life.

B. Workshops (2-5pm)
Topics: Nutrition and healthy food management; Cooking demo of healthy food; Aqua pressure and Aquapuncture for treatment; Practice of yoga, meditation and related topics for mental and spiritual healing; Naturopathy and healing; Homeopathy and practice; How Ayurveda cures so called Incurable; Special treatment for cancer and curative treatment for arthritis.

Registration: Php3,000.

This includes 1 free membership for the Ayurveda Learning Center (ALC) valued at P1000! ACL members will receive 20% discount on all seminars and conventions for the next 10 years.

For group registration, Ten (10) registrants will receive one (1) extra ticket. Student registrants must present a valid and current ID to avail of a 30% discount.

Registration fee includes kits, handouts, snacks, and lunch for Sept. 25-26.

Last day of registration is on Sept. 6, 2010 to avail the above mention discounts.
Regular entrance fee to the expo is P100. Studen5ts pay only P50.

Website: www.ayurvedamanila.com

For ticket selling and other concerns, please call the Contact Representatives:
Roni Panelo, RN
Dra. Tina Flotildes
Contact no. (02)453-1203
Mobiles: (0910)460-2635 / (0929)355-7342

Saving money is a way of life.

Saving money is a prerequisite of investing.

But how do you exactly save money? What’s your budget?

How much do you put away a week?
How much do you spend on food?
How much on gas?
How do you split your rent / mortgage up?

These are just some of the questions that you can find on OrlandoForums.com regarding our topic today.

Here are some of the answers  to those very basic and fundamental questions by the members of the forum (at random):

1. Save at least 10% of your income each month and you will surely go a long way in growing your money.

2.  5% on transportation but if  you drive – count  gas, insurance, maintenance and parking. This can go up to a little less than 20%.

3.  15% on food and groceries including toiletries.

4. 5%-7% – for all kinds of  bills such as electrical, phone, cable subscription etc.

5. 20%-30% – payment for mortgages, taxes and insurance.  Keep this  part as your savings if you’re not paying mortgages.

6. 5%-10% – incidentally a lot of the members are paying off  some kind of debts specially credit cards. Consider yourself lucky if you don’t belong to this group.

7. %% – the left over is for everything else such as clothing, entertainment, medical cost etc.

One of the senior members of the forum suggested the following  very practical ways to save money:

• Cook instead of eating out
• Don’t speed to save gas
• Make sure everything you don’t use is unplugged except for your fridge and alarm clock
• Ac temp never changes
• Got on a family plan for cell phone
• Paid off debt and never use a credit card unless you can pay the balance
• Paid off car debt, never buying a new car ever
• Teach your girlfriend how to be cheap like you.

I love the last point.

This is a public announcement brought to you by KayaMoPinoy.

As of July 30, 2010 – P137Million in CAP Educational Plan benefits are yet to be claimed.

CAP Head Office (Makati): 74M
CAP Pampanga: 12M
CAP La Union: 5M
CAP Batangas: 8M
CAP Tugegarao: 10M
CAP Cebu (Visayas): 13M
CAP Davao (Mindanao): 13M

If you know of a planholder who has already filed a claim, let him go to http://cap.com.ph/education to check if he has an unclaimed check.

For those who have not filed a claim yet, go to the CAP office nearest you or email to cap1@cap.com.ph.

Please help us spread the word that checks are available for the planholders’ tuition benefits.

My eldest son, who is already 7 years, arrived the other day with a note from their school dentist that he needs to have his teeth check for dental cavities. He’s two upper front teeth in the middle are already permanent but the others are still milk teeth or temporary.

My wife is too worried about the dental health of my son. Although my son who seldom eat sweets like candies and chocolates, we are still worrying what’s causing the decaying of his teeth.  We didn’t have any choice but to bring him to a dentist that same day. It’s good thing that there is a dental clinic near our place.

We consulted the dentist and she told us the decaying of our son’s teeth was caused by bacteria. Since our son is still drinking milk twice a day – first during breakfast and the second is before he sleeps – the dentist told us that he should wash his mouth with water specially at night after drinking his milk. This is to avoid the development of bacteria from the sugar in milk.

The dentist also reiterated that dental care for children begins well before a child’s first tooth appears by cleaning their gum periodically and should see a Pediatric Dentist about six months after the first tooth appears.

Tooth decay is a preventable condition. Let’s help our children to have healthy teeth by having a regular visits to a dentist.

I know that there are a lot of opportunities in making money online. There are PTCs, affiliate marketings, membership sites and so on. But have you thought of earning while playing an online games?

Yes, I’m not kidding. You can earn money with games.  All you have to do is register at AlienDollar.com and participate in their their weekly gamebattles.

In reality, this site is actually a social network site which, aside from playing games online, can give you an opportunity to meet new friends and connect with other  people who share your interests.

And by the way, the registration is free. Just make sure that you have a PayPal account to receive your earnings from them.

There are other ways to save our Mother Earth, Exlinkevents would like to invite you to take part on Tree 500 Movement that aims to plant minimum of 500 native seeds per quarter of the year at the Marikina Water Shed.

TREE 500 MOVEMENT is a Tree Planting project spearheaded by EX-LINKEVENTS aiming to plant a minimum of 500 Trees in Marikina Water Shed every 3 months starting August 28, 2010. Tied up with Haribon Philippines, this advocacy project will invest for the future trees that will restore the forest in Marikina Water Shed and help to prevent another “Ondoy” in the future. Our mission is to inspire, to engage and support people to take personal responsibility for the environment, making it safe, healthy, fun and sustainable and to share the results to the world.

The impacts of Global Warming, the looming threat of water shortages, drought, flooding, air and water pollution, high energy costs, tell us to do more. We know that these are closely related and largely the result of alteration people made to our landscape.

With your assistance, we can lessen the impact of these problems by being part of the TREE 500 MOVEMENT. This project is a great way to get exercise and meet people who share the same desire to heal the environment. Every new tree helps beautify our country, protect our water resources and improve our air quality.

BE A SPONSOR. BE A PARTICIPANT. BE A PARTNER.

CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES

CROWN SPONSORHIP (GOLD)      P 15, 000.00

- Five (5) trees named after your company
- Sponsor listing on all print and electronic media materials
- Sponsor listing on all event materials
- Company Name or logo on T-shirt to be used by the volunteers

Do you want to get more traffic?

Do you want your site be recognized?

Do you want to get your blog reviewed?

Blog review is the newest way to promote your website without spending much. This is an important step in making your site popular.

I’ve found a site that offer a blog review as one of their services.  They offer a very affordable blog review that cost only $5 with no back link required.

$5 is really way to cheap for a blog review.

Guess what? They also offer FREE blog review although you need to provide a back link to them.

They offer this service to any blog site except those with adult, porn or spammy in nature.  So get your blog reviewed and make your site popular on the search engine.

BizWiz And PLDT Present: A Free Business Simulation Workshop!

For most people, starting a business is a mystery. They look at it as a
dense, hazy fog that’s risky to walk into.

We aim to clear the fog to help you get started on doing business.

BizWiz Resources, a proudly Pinoy company, together with PLDT SME Nation,
proudly present you A Free Business Simulation Workshop!!! It’s a fun,
engaging business simulation practicum which aims to teach the participant
these:
1. The rules in business.
2. How to deal with the competition.

Unlike the usual seminars, this workshop empowers its attendees by
encouraging them to participate in its activities. This translates to better
retention of knowledge that can be applied in real life immediately.

This workshop is for FREE!!! Free dinner will be served to the first 30
guests.

Register now to reserve seats. Send your name, name of company where you
work,and contact details (mobile number and/or landline) to 0916-5387103

Date: August 12, 2010 (Thursday)
Time: 6:00 p.m.
Venue: Max’s Restaurant, Shangri-La Mall