- The Asgard Room
- The Casino Royale Room
- The Bat Cave Room
- The Candy Land Room
- The Marakkesh (Sex in the City) Room
Thursday, October 29, 2015
VICTORIA COURT #VPARTYSERIES MIDNIGHT MYSTERIES: CAN YOU SURVIVE?
Monday, October 26, 2015
CDR-King’s advocates sustainable living thru California E-bike
Disruptors are welcome, from an old school perspective to the most advanced technological breakthroughs in power supply, whichever era you may be, CHANGE is inevitable.
Nikola Tesla during our primary days as student was sadly in obscurity till we reach high school. He challenged the existing and widely accepted manner of lighting though oil lamps to the macro voltage - electricity distribution system courtesy of his well-accepted Alternating Current most commonly known AC.
Nikola Tesla is not as famous as Tomas Edison as taught during basic education, but his works and legacy blazes up to this day. Same aspiration as CDR-King, your one stop media provider intends to manifest, to bring products and cost efficient means of power/electricity supply to every household.
California E-bikes, a CDR-King subsidiary, open its doors in TONDO. The branch is powered by a hybrid electricity system that enables sustainable solar energy. As environmental friendly as it should be, it also aims to display similar concept Solar-kit for ones household in turn helps you save thousands of your hard earned money on monthly electric bill.
California E-bike started its operation in the Philippines early 2013 with E-Scooter and later on came out with other variants of e-bikes. Today California E-bike offers more than 30 variants in more than 40 branches.
With the steady growth of e-bike followers, California E-bike is gearing towards its mission to improve transportation in an eco-friendly way, one e-bike at a time and reaffirming its efforts towards Green Living to save our environment.
Visit them at their newly opened Tondo branch or your nearest California e-bike store. You may also visit www.ebike.cdrking.com and http://solarquestph.com/
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Posted on behalf of CD-R King
Saturday, October 24, 2015
Herbalife Health Poll: 9 in 10 Filipinos ”Highly Concerned” About An Unhealthy Lifestyle's Potential Diseases
lifestyle changes can help improve their overall well-being.
cut down on unhealthy foods, 78 percent expressed their willingness to exercise more regularly, and 72 percent said
they would make better nutrition choices.
self-aware that they need to make some lifestyle changes to improve their overall well-being. It also gives Herbalife
an idea where we are needed, because as the survey revealed only four out of 10 would spend 10 to 30 minutes a day to make simple lifestyle changes,” said Rosalio Valenzuela, Herbalife Philippines General Manager.
exercise (75 percent), lack of time to make proper nutrition choices (64 percent), and high cost of healthy food (62 percent).
and eye health.
believe in the value of good nutrition and exercise as contributing to their overall well-being. We aim to play a
greater role in providing practical tips and information to people to help them understand that the journey to a
healthier, more active lifestyle is not difficult to achieve. With as little as 10 minutes a day, consumers can take positive steps to improve their nutrition and be more active, which will improve their overall well-being,” said
William M. Rahn, Senior Vice President and Managing Director, Herbalife Asia Pacific.
1,200 respondents across six countries, including the Philippines, on perceptions towards their health and current
lifestyle. Respondents from Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea, and Thailand were likewise included in the
survey.
of the various aspects of living a healthy active lifestyle. Its previous tours in the past three years saw close to 60,000
participants across the region.
make use of the little time they have to make simple lifestyle changes that will enhance their well-being.
management, brain health and aging; heart health; immunology; and skin care at the medical symposia being held in
Australia, Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand,
and Vietnam.
coming to Manila, is a leading expert in the field of nutrition and named as one of “The World’s Most Influential
Scientific Minds” by Thomson Reuters in 2014 and considered one of “The Best Doctors in America”; Dr. Lou Ignarro, a
Nobel laureate in Physiology or Medicine in 1998 for his discovery of nitric oxide’s health benefits; Dr. Gary Small, a
specialist in brain health and aging who has authored over 500 scientific works and has received numerous awards and honors, including the “Senior Investigator Award” from the American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry; Dr. Marion
Fltechner-Mors, a health nutrition specialist who is currently heading the nutrition and obesity research group
at Ulm University, Germany; and Dr. Wang Jae Lee, a physician and academic specializing in immunology and a
professor at Seoul National University College of Medicine.
Angeles, will be conducting a symposium for free to Filipino medical practitioners on October 23, 9am, at the Manila
Hotel. The symposium will gather a group of 100 doctors, nurses, physical therapists and medical practitioners. The title
of the symposium is “Obesity: More Than Just Being Overweight and Nutrition Forecast for 2020.” Seminars of Dr. Heber are recognized by US hospitals as part of Continuing Education Studies, which are often required of applicants. The
following day, Oct. 24, Dr. Heber will be holding seminars for thousands of Herbalife Independent Members in the same hotel. This is the first time Dr. Heber, who is also the Chairman of the NAB and the Herbalife Nutrition Institute, to
intended to support a healthy lifestyle. Herbalife products are sold in more than 90 countries to and through a network of independent members. The company supports the Herbalife Family Foundation and its Casa Herbalife program to
help bring good nutrition to children. To learn more visit Herbalife.com.
#MabiniMabiskeg: A Fundraising Project for the Typhoon-Stricken Youth of Pangasinan
mabiskeg enough to go through anything. Mabiskeg is the Pangasinense term for strong and firm.
Lando). In Mabini, schools are one of the hard-hit structures, and some of the structures are in isolated areas.
More often than not, people who watch the news or read the paper offer relief goods, clothes, medicines, and toiletries as forms of help. Only few give attention on the education of the children who are affected, how
the kids can go back to their schools.
can do so much especially that many families lost literally everything; it would help them get back on their feet and start again.
parents, knowing that their children go back to school is quite a relief.
Anyone from abroad may click the link to donate. Rest assured all monetary donations will be converted
into helping the children go to school again. In Quezon City area, donations can be turned in through Romelie Tamares (0936 694 9555). For Makati area, reach Koko Alviar (0917 826 1557). The crowdsourcing
campaign runs until the 6th of November 2015. The items will be delivered on the 7th of November 2015.
sororities to spearhead or partner with local teachers and government officials to help rehabilitate the
damaged schools. Interested parties may contact triumphjpaquino@gmail.com.
put it, the Filipino spirit is waterproof.