A Good News For all Techies Out There From Cyberzone

This is a good news to all techies out there, for your convenience without having to shop from afar, SM Supermalls reaches out to the south communities via SM City San Pablo as it brings Cyberzone to San Pablo’s nearby towns and cities this coming October 28, 2016. As SM Supermalls’ ultimate technology and lifestyle center, it houses retail brands that consist of mobile phones, cameras, software, games, accessories and services, and everything that is needed to cope with the mobility and fast-changing technology today. Fulfilling its promise that #EverythingsHereAtSM, and to stay at the forefront of the rapid industry evolution, the tech authority opens on October 28, 2016 at the 2nd floor of SM City San Pablo which combines leading and established IT brands, dealers, and tech-related service providers, including the emerging IT trade players. These tenants not only offer #TechAssured and #TechQuality products and services, but also an easy access in the mobile world inside SM Supermalls. SM City San Pablo’s Cyberzone’s list of tenants includes the following: Asianic Earl & Kim Halo Samsung Asus Firefly Huawei Screen Secure BSD International Fonestyle I Robot Silicon Valley Cellboy Fuji Film Memoexpress SKK Mobile Cherry Mobile Game Place Express My Phone SST Laptop Chico Mobile Gameplace Express O+ Swiss Tech CKK Mobile Games & Gadgets Octagon The Vault Cloudfone Globe Oppo Your Mobile Comworks Green Tab Powerzone ZH&K Mobile Digibabe GSN wireless Presnet #SMCyberzone #EverythingsHereAtSM #SMSupermalls #SMSanPablo #SMCyberzoneSanPablo #tech #gadgets #certifiedbloggers

TravelBook Philippines Get Together At The Legend Villas

TravelBook.ph's Affiliate Program started last June 2016 with the primary objective of giving it's blogger affiliates the opportunity to earn commission through confirmed bookings with the use of different promotional materials on their wedsites. Now with the growing number of 800++ member, the program continues to widen its network of blogger affiliates across the country with various initiatives such as Blogger Getaway, stay cations, online blogger contest, trainings and seminars. Over the past months, TravelBook.ph Blogger Affiliate Program continues to support its promise to not just help bloggers earn , but to bring them to different Philippine destinations such as our latest Blogger Getaway in Camaroan wherein 15 bloggers joined us for four (4) days of fun and adventure. We also make sure that our Blogger Affiliates are recognized and are learning as well, as we launched our Monthly Top ffiliate starting last September and our bi-weekly trainings and seminars. As part of the series of events, TravelBook.ph will launch its very first Blogger Affiliate Get-Together at The Legend Villas in Poneer, Mandaluyong on October 29, 2016. Expect a full day of networking opportunities, surprises, games and fun! A short Hotel Tour around The Legend Villas followed by a festive buffet lunch at Lola Maria Restaurant will also be part of the program.

Meet and Greet with Dr. Ron Samaniego of ActiveLifeChicagoPT

Yesterday , I joined the Meet and Greet with Dr. Ron of Active Life Chicago PT. I was so excited because I super love Therapy and here in the Philippines when we say PT , it means "Massage", and I super love Massage specially the Aroma Massage- a Therapeutic Process. But ofcourse this one is different in so many ways....

During the intimate lunch with him, we had a chance to have conversation and ask what is Active Life all about. He shares to us the big difference of the 5 years of Physical Therapy course here in the Philippines to USA in many aspects like the approach, practice... Dr. Ron Samaniego is a licensed Physical Therapist from Chicago USA - Doctor of Physical Therapy with 17 years of experience in Chicago He is back in the Philippines to share to Filipinos about an Advance Approach in PT - Physical Theraphy. He started his clinic just last year and within a year He has 12 Branches already and soon will have 2 more with 40 employees now. He trained all his staff the standard procedure .He visits every branch twice a week or more to assure that the procedure is being practice in all his branches.They have many regular celebrity clients. They will celebrate their 1 year Anniversary This coming Saturday.

He even demonstrated a body balance check up with one of the Blogger and she is really amazed with the procedure and would love to try the treatment program soon...

It was a great day with Dr. Ron Samaniego, Thank you so much for being so generous in sharing to us this new thing about Physical Therapy , really impressive and I am including you in my prayers to have the wisdom as you start introducing this to different establishments like Hospitals, clinics or even Gyms and soon have a school for this and like what you have said, You know that it wont be that easy because many will surely refused change but still you will continue until you reach your goal . And I am looking forward to visit one of your clinic. Guys visit Active life Chicago PT to experience a new and upgraded approach , this is the Modern PT by Dr. Ron Samaniego. Here are the Services Offered in his clinic- They have sports rehab, post surgery rehab, acute and chronic pain therapy, vestibular rehab, shockwave, hands free ultrasound and stim combo. You can call them to inquire the check up rates and treatment programs . You can also check their Social Media Accounts FB - https://www.facebook.com/ActiveLifeChicagoPT/?hc_location=ufi Twitter - https://twitter.com/activelifechipt Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/activelife_chicago_pt/ check out my next blog after I visit one of his clinic and try one of their treatment, I am sooo excited... Here are the Branches List; MANDALUYONG: 415 Cityland Shaw Tower Mandaluyong City. Phone: (02) 997-5704 or (0977) 292 2215 Mon to Fri 9am- 6pm (until 5pm for walk-in) Saturdays 9am-4pm (until 3pm for walk-in) QUEZON AVENUE 1472-1476 Pacific Century Tower, Quezon Avenue, Quezon City Unit 805 Near Crossings Mall/National Bookstore (0977) 290 0650 Mon toSat You can walk in between 10-4 ALABANG 303 Philippine Business Bank corporate center 1906 Finance drive Madrigal Center 1, Alabang, Muntinlupa (Same building as Ringside) Pls call or text (0977) 292 1917 or (02) 772 0719 to schedule an appointment or walk in. Mon to Sat You can walk in between 10-4 CALOOCAN 12 Concepcion Condo Unit 212 & 214 General Concepcion, Bagong Barrio Caloocan City. Behind BIR building along Edsa before Monumento Circle. Free Consult Now OPEN MON to SATURDAY Mon to Sat 10-4 for walk ins 0995-840-7772 Globe 0950-634-7925 Smart NUVALI Gymboree Building Brain Train center Unit 108 Sta. Rosa Business Park, Greenfield, Sta. Rosa, Laguna Behind Medical City Santa Rosa Now open Mon to Sat Walk-ins between 10-3 Free consult (0995) 8441166 (Globe) (0950) 6347938 (Talk N Text) BINONDO Room 708 BPI Condominium Bldg 150 Plaza Cervantes Street Binondo, Manila Free consult Mon to Saturday 10-3 for walk ins (02) 2435398 FAIRVIEW Marian Medical Arts Building Unit 213 Dahlia, Fairview Behind FEU (02) 461 3322 or 0915-497-9469 Main office: (02) 997-5704 Mon to Sat

IT Girls Grand Party Launch

Last Tuesday ,October 18 is the Party Launch of IT Girls at the Manila House Remington Resorts World . IT Girls cast are the Asia's TOP Celebrity BFF Squad reveals their lives on a Brand New E! Original series. They are Isabel Daza, Georgina Wilson, Solenn Heussaff and Liz Uy, let us support them as they take the #SquadGoals to the next level . !t Girls debuts this coming Sunday October 24, 2016, every Monday at 8pm on E! For the first time fans would have an all access look to these four fabulous girls. We all know , they are all so gorgeously beautiful. Surely fans would love this show. Actually I am looking forward to see Georgina Wilson but sad to say she cant join us tonight.

Hosting the Night is Raymond Gutierrez , He is the E! News Asia host and star of E!'s It Takes GUTZ To Be A Gutierrez . Each of the episodes follows the crazy and colorful lives of the squads from their different roles as a public personalities and switching modes into their more personal lives as sisters, and wives. Drama abounds as the pressure of being a celebrity heighten and the ultimate question is what will this IT Girls compromise between life changes and their showbiz life. So watch it to find out !

Again, Catch the premiere of IT Girls this coming Sunday October 2, 2016, Mondays at 8pm only on E! E! is seen on SkyCable and Destiny Digital Ch. 57, Cignal CH. 25, Cable Link Ch. 33 and other cable operators Nationwide. Join the conversation on social media with #ItGirlsOne

My CROSSFIT MNL Experience

Intense, Extreme, but fun, exciting, challenging that is how I describe the moment during my #Crossfit experience. Well because it is my first time I find it so hard and almost want to give up doing those warm ups we had with our fitness coach but after I finished all the sets of movements, it is so satisfying, fulfilling and I feel so refreshed and energized... It feels great... I just really need to endure the process to achieve good health and fitness... I would like to thank our coach for being so nice in assisting us and helping us finish our class . and looking forward to our next schedule, with lesser pain until my body gets used to all the warm ups, so excited... I really want to improve my body, skinny to fit and healthy, stronger...I have to do this!

The place is great, they have enough space to do all the workouts , restroom are clean, lockers are okay, the frontdesk area are neat.

Thank You so much again #CrossFitMnl for such as a wonderful exciting fun workout experience . You can all check more about #Crossfit in their website at wwww.cfmnl.com They offer High Intensity Classes with dedicated coaches, Programs for every skill level and workouts are never the same each day. Visit them at Warehouse #6 La Fuerza Compound Alabang Zapote Road . You can also call them at 8690768 for details... #CROSSFIT #CFMNL #CROSSFITMNLSOUTH #CROSSFITFORALL

Gabi ng Parangal Para sa Pamilyang Pilipino

I had a wonderful time attending the Jollibee Family Awards Night last October 7, 2016 at the Rizal Ballroom Shangrila Hotel Makati. It was a night full of inspirations and hope. As I hear each of the Family stories , it reminded me of how bless I am. We often forget to count our blessings because we are too occupied with worries not realizing that there are so much to be thankful for. One of the story that touched my heart is "Starting with a P20 peso , buy a pandesal, and share with the kids on the streets"... It takes love to do it, and I truly admire people thinking about sharing what they have , so selfless, so amazing. We truly need not to despise small beginnings, we never know how far it would grow. I salute every family in this Gabi ng Parangal sa Pamilyang Pilipino. I pray that God will continue to pour out His blessing upon you. Let us continue to be a vessel of God's blessing to reach out and touch peoples lives and help them have a change of living as God our number one resource to supply all our need according to His riches and glory. Salute to Jollibee and to all the sponsors supporting this advocacies, you are all amazing! I pray that out of His glorious riches He may strengthen you with power through His Spirit in your inner being, 17 so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith. And I pray that you, being rooted and established in love, 18 may have power, together with all the Lord’s holy people, to grasp how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ.AMEN! @Ephesian3:16-18 President JJ Alano

With The Awardees #GabiNgParangal2016

PRESS RELEASE Jollibee honors everyday heroes in 6th Jollibee Family Values Awards The country’s leading fast-food brand, Jollibee hailed a new batch of outstanding Filipino families with admirable advocacies in the 6th Jollibee Family Values Awards. The months-long search culminated in Gabi ng Parangal para sa Pamilyang Pilipino, which was held recently at the Makati Shangri-La Hotel. Exemplary Filipino families whose notable advocacies enable hope to flow and spirits to soar for the less fortunate, the 6th JFVA winning families include: Mr. Rommel and Mrs. Analy Basa and family of Capiz, champions of the environment and sustainable livelihood for their community; Mr. Donato and Mrs. Merlita Bumacas and family of Nueva Ecija, dedicated to protecting and upholding the rights of indigenous people; Mr. Ian and Mrs. Cecilia Cabalza and family of Cagayan Valley, whose work centers on uplifting lives through health and education; Mr. Victor and Mrs. Elizabeth Castañeda and family of Quezon City, for leading the fight against cancer; Mr. Joe Dean and Mrs. Ardis Sola and family of Quezon City, for helping improve the lives of street children; and Mr. Marciano and Mrs. Josephine Par and family of Saudi Arabia, named as the Jollibee-Coca-Cola OFW Family of the Year for their mission in empowering underprivileged fellowmen both in the Philippines and the Middle East. In addition to the six JFVA awardees, Jollibee also conferred special citations to families focused on specific advocacies. Receiving the Special Citation for Education (co-presented with National Book Store) are Mr. Reynaldo and Mrs. Juliet Arquiza and family of Camarines Norte, for their educational and scholarship programs, while Mr. Alejandro and Mrs. Lilibeth Cabading and family of Zamboanga City are the recipient of the Special Citation for Environment (co-presented with Landbank) for their underwater clean-up efforts. The latest addition to the awards this year, the Special Citation for Youth, was given to Mr. Harry and Mrs. Malou San Gabriel-Eng and family of San Francisco, California, for their programs that benefit the youth. For their work on autism awareness, Mr. Noli and Mrs. Isabelita Vizcocho and family of Benguet are given the Special Citation for Persons with Disability (co-presented with National Council on Disability Affairs). Aside from being hailed as 6th JFVA winners, the Bumacas family received the Special Citation for Minority Groups. The Sola family was also given the Special Citation for Children (co-presented with Children’s Hour). The five JFVA families and OFW Family of the Year each received a cash prize of P300,000, a trophy designed by brass sculptor Michael Cacnio, and P10,000 worth of Jollibee gift certificates. The recipients of the special citations were each given P50,000 in cash, a plaque, and P3,000 worth of Jollibee gift certificates. “2016 marks the sixth year of our Jollibee Family Values Awards, Jollibee’s annual advocacy program that aims to promote timeless Filipino family values. With the Filipino family at the core of Jollibee’s brand, the JFVA is committed to reinforcing timeless and cherished values,” said Jollibee Philippines President JJ Alano. “We are proud to recognize families who can be considered as everyday heroes, families who truly exemplify how the power of Filipino family values can nurture and continue building a nation that can sail through the various challenges, calamities and adversities.” The 6th Gabi ng Parangal para sa Pamilyang Pilipino centered on the theme of the balangay, whose historical journey captures the solidarity, harmony, determination, courage, bravery and resilience of the Filipino community. The guests were treated to performances from Darren Espanto and Fourth Impact, culminating in a grand finale performance. Distinguished personalities known in their respective fields comprised the esteemed board of judges in this year’s JFVA, including Sen. Bam Aquino who served as jury chairman. He is joined by Mowelfund trustee and president Boots Anson-Rodrigo, Manila Bulletin columnist and TV host Suzi Entrata-Abrera, respected inspirational speaker and columnist Francis Kong, ANC news anchor Edric Mendoza, parenting and relationship consultant Maribel Sison-Dionisio, Coca-Cola Philippines Vice President for Public Affairs and Communications Atty. Adel Tamano, and columnist and child advocate Audrey Tan-Zubiri. Completing the board are Jollibee Global Brand CMO and Jollibee Philippines Marketing Head Francis Flores, Jollibee Philippines Head of Human Resources George Wang III, and Jollibee Group Foundation Vice President Belen Rillo. The 6th Jollibee Family Values Awards is supported by Coca-Cola Philippines, Crowne Plaza Hotel Manila Galleria, Holiday Inn Manila Galleria, and Rainforest Adventure Experience (RAVE), with official media partners, CNN Philippines and Philippine Star. 6th Jollibee Family Values Awards Special Citations Arquiza Family Daet, Camarines Norte Special Citation for Education • Reynaldo, 67 – Father • Juliet, 66 – Mother • Rey Franco, 38 – Son • Ma. Soledad, 33 – Daughter • Maria Regina, 32 – Daughter • Gemmalyn, 32 – Daughter The Arquiza family knows the importance of good education. Siblings Rey, Soledad, Regina and Gemmalyn consider themselves fortunate for getting scholarships that allowed them to study in reputable schools. Aiming to share their blessings, they established Aklatan sa Kostal in 2013. Aklatan sa Kostal currently benefits four barangays—Pambuhay, Magsalongsalong, Hinipan, and Matoogtog—in their province of Daet, Camarines Norte. The library initially housed books owned by the family and has since grown to include donations from relatives, friends, and other concerned citizens. Now, it carries titles for all levels, benefiting more students from nearby universities, schools, and daycare centers. Aside from books, the library has computers and audio-visual equipment such as television sets and DVD players, which are used for film showings. Aside from Aklatan sa Kostal, the Arquiza family also distributes free school supplies to underprivileged pupils and provides scholarships to deserving students. They are also planning to develop mobile libraries to bring the gift of education to more areas. Cabading Family Pasonanca, Zamboanga City Special Citation for Environment • Alejandro, 54 – Father • Lilibeth, 47 – Mother • Lanvin, 27 – Son • Diane Angeli, 26 – Daughter • Alejandro Jr., 23 – Son • Christine Joy, 15 – Daughter The Cabading family’s advocacies focus on caring for Mother Earth and improving the lives of those in need. Concerned about the deterioration of Zamboanga’s underwater treasures, the family initiated Scubasurero in 2006, a clean-up drive which also involves volunteer scuba divers from Cebu and Bohol. Together, their efforts help to clean and preserve the rich waters of Zamboanga’s coastline. Aside from the Scubasurero initiative, the family also established the Hope for Kids Zamboanga Foundation, Inc. which aims to help orphans. They also offer scholarship to commendable students, and lead medical and dental programs that reach out to less fortunate people. San Gabriel-Eng Family San Francisco, California Special Citation for Youth Empowerment • Harry, 49 – Father • Mailou, 52 – Mother • Cassie, 12 – Daughter The San Gabriel-Eng family is united in their goal to share their blessings and uplift the lives of those in need. Despite living in the United States, they keep their fellow Filipinos close to their hearts and do what they can to help the disadvantaged. At a young age, Cassie has been exposed to volunteer work by her parents, who are tireless supporters of various charitable organizations. Since turning six years old, she always celebrates her birthday by leading fundraising activities that benefit various causes back home. She also started Cassie’s Bag of Dreams which raises funds that are spent on backpacks and school supplies that encourage underprivileged children to pursue their education. Vizcocho Family La Trinidad, Benguet Special Citation for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) • Noli, 63 – Father • Isabelita, 63 – Mother • Jacqueline, 36 – Daughter • Jill, 34 – Daughter • Jennette, 33 – Daughter • Joana, 28 – Daughter • Josef Noli, 24 – Son For the Vizcocho family, people with special needs should be given extra special care. Knowing the joys and challenges of having a loved one with autism, they have made it their mission to raise awareness about this condition. Noli and Isabelita founded the Baguio chapter of the Autism Society of the Philippines in 2000. The organization provides counseling and therapy sessions for those with autism, as well as support and guidance for their families. They also hold fun activities, such as photography workshops, to nurture the talents of children with autism. Bumacas Family Gapan City, Nueva Ecija Special Citation for Minority Groups (For full profile, refer to 6th JFVA winners’ fact sheet) Sola Family Project 6, Quezon City Special Citation for Children (For full profile, refer to 6th JFVA winners’ fact sheet) 2016 Jollibee Family Values Awards Six Outstanding Families Basa Family Roxas City, Capiz • Rommel Basa, 48, Father • Analy Basa, 45, Mother • Cyprian Basa, 20 • Zyque Basa, 18 The Basa family believes in the power of community development and this passion was strongly shared by their two children who pursued various initiatives. Their eldest child, Cyp, has led community efforts since he was in high school and has pioneered “Farmer’s Project” in 2011 which has educated and trained more than 500 farmers in alternative pesticides. The younger child, Zyque, followed the footsteps of her brother by initiating community efforts that empowered people with disabilities in partnership with Balay Dalyunan. As a family, they have launched and implemented various projects such as Sama Sama Tayong Lahat Organization, Exit Youth Capiz, Awit Para Sa Mga Bata, Sagip Kalikasan, Sagip Buhay, Project Smile, feeeding programs, as well as relief operations and stress debriefing after Typhoon Yolanda hit their province. Rommel and Analy are heavily involved in the projects of their kids, serving as their advisers and sponsors. Bumacas Family Gapan City, Nueva Ecija • Donato Bumacas, 47, Father • Merlita Bumacas, 48, Mother • Lovelie Bumacas, 25 • Ledona Bumacas, 21 • Lyndon Bumacas, 19 Donato Bumacas is a proud member of the Kalinga tribe. Beset with difficulties commonly encountered by people belonging to minority groups, he worked hard to become a teacher. He believes after all that education is the greatest equalizer and his best tool to promote the welfare of his tribe. After earning his PhD from Kalinga Apayao State University in 1996, he, along with his family, began their advocacy of educating and providing for the needs of Indigenous People. Mr. Bumacas fought hard to create awareness and lobby for the rights of the minority groups like the Kalingas, Aetas, Badjao and Igorots. The Bumacas family also conducts feeding programs, provide school supplies, and even a water pump for the Aetas. The family is also heavily involved in environmental protection and reforestation. *The Bumacas Family is also the recipient of this year’s special citation for Minority Groups. Cabalza Family Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Valley • Ian Cabalza, 39, Father • Cecilia Cablza, 39, Mother • Christopher Bryce Cabalza, 15 • France Cabalza, 5 Dr. Cablaza began conducting free medical and surgical missions in 2006, around the same time that he set up a small clinic in his home. The facility offers minor surgeries and consultations, servicing medical needs of children, adults, and the elderly. His clinic oversees about 20 to 30 patients in a given day. Every month, the entire Cabalza family leaves the comfort of their town to extend medical assistance via their missions in various barangays, towns, and depressed areas in Tuguegarao, and Cagayan Valley, benefitting over 500 patients for each run. The family also provides schools with first aid kids and medicines through the Brigada Eskwela initiative. They also provide free basic life support and first aid training to caregivers, nurses and barangay health workers. Castaneda Family Tandang Sora, Quezon City • Victor A. Castaneda, 52, Father • Elizabeth “Cheche” T. Castaneda, 50, Mother • Emalinda Victoria “Evee” T. Castaneda, 24 The birth of the I love Enzoe: Fight Against Cancer Foundation was borne out of the tragedy of losing a dear member of their family, little Enzoe, in 2011. Victor and Cheche’s son Enzo was diagnosed with liver cancer at 2 ½ years old. At his tender age, Enzo would always ask his mom whenever they go out for check-ups to buy candies for the indigent children of the East Avenue Medical Center. Enzo’s generous heart gave his parents the inspiration to set up a foundation named after him when the little boy passed away. The family-run foundation has since provided for the needs of cancer patients in the EAMC by extending financial assistance, sponsoring chemotherapies, and donating wheelchairs and patients’ beds. The family has also sponsored children’s parties and school activities to help young patients experience life to the fullest. The family is also involved in Christmas gift-giving activities in Tondo. Sola Family Project 6, Quezon City • Joe Dean Sola, 53, Father • Ardis Sola, 56, Mother • Jerome Sola, 20 • Therese Sola, 19 • Marian Sola, 10 The Sola family dedicate their lives to helping street children by providing their basic needs such as food and education. Their foundation, He Cares Mission Street Children Caring Center, was founded in 1997 and has already produced 19 college graduates, one of whom is already a successful architect working in Abu Dhabi. What initially began as an intervention for street children through values formation has transformed into an organization that develops children using a holistic approach. Their program has several components including: Balik Aral, Balik Kalusugan, Balik Loob sa Diyos, Balik Bahay, and Balik Hanapbuhay. Each family member has grown to love and accept their roles in the advocacy that their parents have instilled in them. *The Sola Family is also this year’s recipient of the Special Citation for Children. Par Family (OFW Family Category) Saudi Arabia • Marciano Par Jr., 45, Father • Josephine Par, 47, Mother • Marc Joseph Par, 15 • Marc Ian Par, 5 The Par family proves through their ASTIG OFWCC (Overseas Filipino Workers Cooperative Council) program that wherever Filipinos are in the world, they are always willing to lend an extra hand to help one another. The ASTIG OFWCC, led by couple Marciano and Josephine Par, is a Filipino group formed in Saudi Arabia that aims to help and support Filipinos working and living with their families. Through Marciano’s leadership, the 40-member group regularly conducts several activities, including dinners for a cause which helped not just strengthen ties among the Filipino community but also extend relief during disasters, distribute school supplies, conduct medical missions and education and livelihood seminars, and provide temporary shelter for OFWs through a Tent City. The entire Par family is dedicated to this cause by making sure they lend a hand in packing the supplies, distributing relief goods, and by providing support to families away from home.