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Tuesday, August 7, 2012

CARLO ROSSI: California Sweet Red A Matter of Taste


Philippine style of merry making almost always includes wine drinking, be it during birthdays, wedding, baptism and during a simple get-together or karaoke session.

Moderate intake of red wine improves cardiovascular health. A fact, that was backed up in 1992 by Harvard researchers. They specifically suggested that red wine is the most beneficial to your heart health. Yes, you read it right, drinking red wine in moderation is one of the eight proven ways to reduce coronary heart disease risk. The cardioprotective effect has been attributed to antioxidants present in the skin and seeds of red grapes.

Scientists believe the antioxidants, called flavonoids, reduce the risk of coronary heart disease in three ways: 
  • by reducing production of low density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol (also know as the "bad" cholesterol) 
  • by boosting high density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol (the good cholesterol) 
  • by reducing blood clotting. Furthermore, consuming a glass of wine along with a meal may favorably influence your lipid profiles following that meal.
One study found that the antioxidant resveratrol, which is prevalent in the skin of red grapes, may inhibit tumor development in some cancers. Another study indicated that resveratrol aided in the formation of nerve cells, which experts believe may be helpful in the treatment of neurological diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

As a symbol of status and celebration, wine-drinking has become a part of many Filipino festivities and has become evident in Philippine lifestyle. While it has become a common sight, one may note that a hurdle to wine drinking among Filipinos is the preference for sweetness.                   
Carlo Rocci is a Sweet Red California made Red Wine. Experts described the Sweet Red as soft, mild, and sweet. At 8% as an alcohol delivery system it's more effective than beer.

A red wine that fits the Filipino taste, Rossi Sweet Red provides a well balanced palate, complemented by fresh fruit flavors and a velvety soft-finish.
 
As a symbol of status and celebration, wine-drinking has become a part of many Filipino festivities and has become evident in Philippine lifestyle. While it has become a common sight, one may note that a hurdle to wine drinking among Filipinos is the preference for sweetness.
“We Pinoys are known to have sweet tooth. We love sweet delicacies and it is apparent in our usual practices like cooking.                     
                                                                      
For instance, most of us enjoy our spaghetti because it’s sweet. There’s no wonder we also look for that sweetness in drinks, even in wines. Globally also, there is a growing preference for sweet wines,” shares Von de Torres, Managing Director of Emperador Distillers, the company that distributes the Carlo Rossi brand of red and white wines in the Philippines.

The market of wine drinkers has been growing and can be somehow attributed to the openness of females to wine drinking because of its perceived health benefits. However, the preference for sweet wine is dominant since they find dry wines bitter. To satisfy this, the company brings to the market, from Carlo Rossi, the No.1 Imported Wine in the Philippines-Rossi Sweet Red.

Crafted from grapes grown in California’s sun drenched vineyards, Rossi Sweet Red is soft and sweet, with layers of vanilla and flavors of bright cherry and wild raspberry. It is guaranteed to burst with flavor and aroma with the right alcohol content, so Rossi Sweet Red isn’t just grape juice packed in a wine bottle.

Furthermore, Rossi Sweet Red innovates a creative means to drink wines: Have it on the rocks. The ice complements the rich, deep red color and allows the drinker to enjoy its sweet taste in the smoothest way possible.

A lot of people say that this is the best wine to serve to non wine drinkers . I you want to have a toast with people that do not drink wine , and you are not willing to drink cheap wine coolers this is the option to go with .

It has a great aroma . It is sweet, but not too sweet . It has non tanine flavors or after taste . You can actually taste the wine.


It can be compared to Italian sweet wines , but with the plus side that Carlo Rossi is actually reasonably priced. 


This wine is light to medium in body. The palate is well balanced. Bright red fruit and floral hints lead to a crisp finish.


“This is a perfect fit for a tropical country such as ours,” says de De
Torres.                                                                                
                                               Bottle-and-stemless-glassRET

The status and symbol that wine-drinking connote still remains but overall, the most important thing is still satisfaction.

Discover a different kind of sweetness from Rossi Sweet Red Wine, best enjoyed on the rocks.

Well balanced, this light to medium-bodied sweet red wine has flavors of bright red fruits and fresh floral notes with a nice crisp finish.


FLOOD AND TRAFFIC ALERT PLUS EVACUATION ADVISORY


FLOOD ALERT | via Marikina City PIO| 7 August 2012 - as of 12:35AM ->> THIRD (3rd) ALARM is now Raised for Marikina River NOW AT at 17.1 meters ABOVE sea level.

All gates of Manggahan Floodway open.

RESIDENTS of Brgys. Tumana & Malanday are advised to evacuate.
#marikina_river #dnd_forum

Huwag na po maging matigas ang ulo ninyo, para po sa kapakanan ninyo ang pagpapa evacuate sa inyo.

From National Disaster Risk Reduction & Management Council
44 minutes ago

TRAFFIC Alert | via MMDA Traffic Center | 6 August 2012 as of 11:35 PM

R. Papa Rizal Ave in Caloocan city. 37 inches, not passable to light vehicles. @mmda @dnd_forum

Kuha ito sa may LRT - R. Papa Station sa Rizal Avenue, Manila. Lubog na sa baha ang kalsada roon. 

Be Safe everyone! Keep Dry!


UPDATED LIST: Class suspensions for August 7, Tuesday


Class suspensions for August 7, Tuesday
by ANC 24/7 on Monday, August 6, 2012

PRESCHOOL-HIGH SCHOOL
Caloocan (public & private)
Mandaluyong (public & private) 
Navotas (public & private)
Quezon City (public & private)
Cainta, Rizal (public & private)
Binangonan, Rizal (public & private)

ALL LEVELS
Las PiƱas (public & private)
Manila (public & private)
Muntinlupa (public & private)
San Juan (public & private)
Taguig (public & private)
Laguna (public & private)
Balanga City, Bataan (public & private)
Pilar, Bataan
Taytay, Rizal (public & private)
Bacoor, Cavite (public & private)

VALENZUELA
A. Deato Elementary School
Arkong Bato National High School
Coloong Elementary School
Isla Elementary School
Nuestra Senora De Guia Academy
Pasolo Elementary School
Pio Valenzuela Elementary School
PR San Diego Elementary School
Rincon Elementary School
San Diego Parochial School
Tagalag Elementary School
Wawang Pulo Elementary School

SCHOOLS
Ateneo De Manila University (all levels including graduate school)
Adamson University (all classes, office work)
Colegio de San Juan de Letran (all levels)
De La Salle-College of St. Benilde (all classes, office work)
Philippine Christian University (all levels including graduate school)
Philippine College of Criminology - Manila Law College
Polytechnic University Philippines (all levels)
Trinity University of Asia (all levels, office work)
University of Santo Tomas (all levels)
University

*LIST BEING UPDATED AS SOON AS WE RECEIVE INFO.
Last updated August 6, Monday, 9:55pm

KEEP SAFE AND DRY!


HOTLINE NUMBERS: In case of Emergency


It's been raining non-stop all over the metro. We hope you and your family are safe and dry. Here are some hotline numbers in case of emergency.

Keep safe!
I hope the traffic situation in different areas in the Metro will ease up.

The traffic in Taft Ave. is so vicious according to some netizens who got stuck in the traffic. It took them 2 hours to get to Kalaw  from Vito Cruz . The flood is knee deep in that area. Quezon Avenue,  Araneta and E. Rodrguez Araneta was not passable. 

One friend got stuck in Monumento in knee deep water.

A netizen said that the water in Sta.Mesa is already waist deep! Scary!

Ingat po kayo keep dry!

I hope everybody is safe. What if situation is still like this until tomorrow?



God bless us all!


LIST OF THOSE AREA WHO HAVE NO CLASSES TOMORROW



It's been raining non-stop all over the metro.  We hope you and your family are safe and dry. Marikina Sto. Nino stream gauge is now at 16.67 meters.

Pag-asa calls what we are experiencing siyamsiyam or 9 days of raining and 9 days without the sun according to sir Orly's wall.


Monday, August 6, 2012

LONG WEEKEND: August Holiday


LONG WEEKEND: August Holiday
 
There will be a four-day long weekend this August as officially announced by Malacanang.

Wow! Ang saya saya na naman ng mga estudyante, mga nag tra trabaho sa buong Pilipinas! Bakit? Dahil sa long weekend from August 18, 19, 20 and 21, 2012.

August 18 is Saturday

August 19 is Sunday

August 20 is end of Eid’l Fitr, Eid-al-Fitr (Eid al-Fitr, Eid ul-Fitr, Id-Ul-Fitr, Eid) is the first day of the Islamic month of Shawwal. It marks the end of Ramadan, which is a month of fasting and prayer. Many Muslims attend communal prayers, listen to a khutba (sermon) and give zakat al-fitr (charity in the form of food) during Eid al-Fitr.

August 21 is a non-working holiday as it is the Ninoy Aquino day.  

Furthermore, August 29, a Monday  have been declared non-working holidays by Malacanang.

August 29 marks National Heroes’ Day 
 
Sa mga hindi kumbinsido eto po andg Proclamation No. 295 for your guidance which you can found here.
Enjoy! Don't forget to be grateful for all your blessings!

God bless your heart!


Sunday, August 5, 2012

CARLOS CELDRAN:Sudden Barter tour!


Oh la la! My favorite Carlos Celdran announced a SUDDEN Barter tour! 

When: Monday, August 6, 2012
Time: 4pm 
Where: Meet at Fort Santiago entrance. 

Pay the basic museum fees and go on an Intramuros tour through BARTER. 

Trade a tour for anything! Food, a condo, live plants, cured meats. Anything. Plus heI'll give you a FREE Breakfast magazine too!  O saan ka pa! Go na kayo! Don't forget your payong!



KOREAN FOOD: Affordable Authentic Korean Food At Chef's Noodle


What could be a nicer way to spend a rainy day than spending time with your friends and love ones, sharing good stories, laughing your hearts out and eating Korean food at Chef's Noodle
Want to read more? CLICK HERE!


BAYANI AGBAYANI: Bayani Ang Tatay Ko




Funny man Bayani Agbayani stars in “Bayani Ang Tatay Ko" an Indie Film about life and struggles produced by M&N Film.

Filipinos are known worldwide for having positive attitude in handling difficulties in life. Filipinos tackle problems with a smile. I remember during "Ondoy" those people with water up to their neck and yet you can see them smiling despite being struck with the wrath of nature.
We Filipinos spend our life’s most vivid moments with the people we love. Bayani Ang Tatay Ko does not only wishes to instill family values but also provides entertainment and at the same time honor the law enforcers.

Actor-comedian and host Bayani Agbayani plays SPO3 Nicanor Corpuz , a decorated cop, loving dad and husband to his wife Susan played by Yayo Aguila, and son, Adrian played by child actor Yogo Singh. They live a simple, happy life until an incident took their lives on a different turn. One morning while in the police detachment where he is working, Taning played by Rommel Montano, a toughie from an influential family came looking for his colleague, SPO1 Joey Ponce. Ponce apparently shut down his illegal “videokarera” business and refused to accept a bribe, making the latter furious. Taning was scandalizing the station so he took a policewoman, SPO2 Pinky Madrigal hostage prompting Nick to defend his colleague.

Nick was suspended from service and he turned to selling “isaw” to make ends meet. Failing to do so, his wife Susan decided to go to Hongkong to work as a domestic helper. To help him in his business, Susan sent his brother, Ading played by Gene Padilla to help Nick tend to the isaw business. But the former cop realized that he is not cut for business, so he asked for his ninong, Col. Roberto Ugarte to give him an assignment. Colonel Ugarte referred him to the city hall where he worked as a traffic enforcer. As a traffic enforcer, Nick has learned to be happy with his new job because he wears a uniform and arrests violators. It was at this time when he was informed that his colleague, Ponce has remained missing since the precinct incident; SPO1 Fernandez had been looking for him. Worse, his wife Susan called to tell him she was victimized by an illegal recruiter.

All these tribulations that had happened to Nick and his family occurred very untimely. Witness how will a typical Filipino family face these challenges in a comedic and a bit of dramatic way with a sting of action to highlight the story.

Joining the lead stars are actor/model and ex-PBB housemate, Johann Santos, Ms. Jet Claveria, Butch Elizalde, Pinoy T.A.L.K. host Paul Quimbo, Ms. Jing Javier and Paulo Ponce and is under the helm of Ellen Argano.  “Bayani...Ang Tatay Ko...” is one of the official entries to the 2nd PNP Film Festival and subsequently, the awarding will take place at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) on August 7, 2012.

Being a policeman is indeed a noble profession. As we all know, it is both a difficult and extensive task to be on call for the continuous protection of the public and their property as well and maintain law and order. Preventing crime, reducing fear and ensuring the improvement of every citizen’s quality of life are no way an easy job. So let us all salute our officers. Yes. the all-time “bayani” of every community.

“Bayani...Ang Tatay Ko...” will have its premiere showing on August 5, 2012, Sunday at SM North Edsa Cinema 5, 5:00- 6:30 PM. Please be guided for further announcements and updates of the movie’s scheduled screenings in various theaters nationwide. For the movie's block screening and sponsorship matters, please contact Ms. Nanette or Grace at these numbers: 425-1658 and 0915-8170505

For more info and updates please visit and like their Facebook page: Bayani Ang Tatay Ko


Saturday, August 4, 2012

NUMBER CODING



Locations
 
Pasay City (NCR-Area I)
Mezzanine Floor., Roxas Strip Bldg.
Roxas Blvd cor. Arnaiz Ave
 
Makati City (NCR-Area II)
Rizal Memorial Coliseum
P. Ocampo (formerly Vito Cruz), Manila
(use Vito Cruz entrance)
 
Mandaluyong City (NCR-Area III)
Hi-way 54 Plaza, 986 Stanford corner EDSA
 
Caloocan  City
5F Araneta Square mall,
Bonifacio Monument Circle
Rizal Ave. Ext. Cor. Samson Road


Form Request For Helmet/ Visor ICC Stickers


Sample Form Request For Helmet/ Visor ICC Stickers. Please note that this form is FREE. You could get a copy of this form at the designated DTI offices or  download this here. If somebody ask for money please report them to the Head of that department.


Republic of the Philippines
Attachment 1
DEPARTMENT OF TRADE AND INDUSTRY – Region
Provincial Office


REQUEST FOR HELMET/VISOR ICC STICKERS
Control #:

Date:

Name : Address: Contact No(s).:
Brand of Helmet:
Date Acquired: Source from/ Bought
from (Establishment/Location):

I certify to the correctness of the above information and futher certify that the helmet has not been subjected to impact, dropped or used during a road accident.




Printed Name and Signature

Note: To be filled out by Standards Officer / Authorized Officer during evaluation:


Brand:

Other description / identifying marks:




Condition of helmet:
a. Safety parts complete & not broken (Shell,
- retention system, protective & comfort paddings
b. No dents, deformation or breakage nor signs of
- cracking or appreciable distortion

- c. No traces of application of paint, stickers, petrol or other solvents
d. Brand name and size still evident on the face of
- the helmet. Brand has not been altered.

- Others:



To Standards / Authorized Officers: Please encircle name of parts if available
Findings:
- Helmet compliant with BPS MC 1-A:2012

- Helmet not compliant with BPS MC 1-A:2012


Action: - Non-issuance
Issued ICC Sticker No.:
- For issuance




Name & Signature of Standards Officer / Date


LIST OF DTI-CERTIFIED MOTORCYCLE PROTECTIVE HELMET:Updated Version


LIST OF DTI-CERTIFIED MOTORCYCLE PROTECTIVE HELMET
(As of 24 July 2012)

ICC CERTIFICATE HOLDERS (2012)
BRAND
ATG5 Trading Corporation
VOLTZ
Cebu Reliance Motor Parts, Inc.
WHEIZ GEAR/AERO-X
Countless Tradding
BEN-2
CWORLD Trading, Inc.
AGV/SPACE CROWN/VCAN/TANKED
DNC Trading
INDEX
Dan’s Bike Shop
SPARX
Double E Trading
BEN-2
Eastway Racing Company, Inc.
INDEX
Eastworld Motor Industries Corporation
INDEX
Exsol Trading Corporation
EXSOL
Fastroad Motorcycle Enterprises
YOHE/YEMA/GDR
Gentrade International (Phils), Inc.
POWERCYCLE/TRANSCYCLE
Grayeagle Enterprises
GPX/MRC
Honda Philippines, Inc.
INDEX
Impressions Impex International Corp.
STUDDS
Kart Plaza Manufacturing
ARAI
Kellsons Corporation
GLF
Levant Trading
WEILANG
Manila Safety Cycling Devices Corporation
HPH
Minton Multiresources, Inc.
POSH
Motoactive Corporation
AINON/KOR/KOR HF/NEXX/XPOT
Motorcycles & Scooters, Inc.
VCAN/TANKED

Mworld Trading
AGV/CABERG/KBC/LS2/NOLAN/
SHOEI/ZEUS/SUZUKI
Mybike, Inc.
HONGYING BIO HELMETS
New Fullspeed Marketing
YEMA
Philippine SGC Corporation
PENGUIN/ST/SUN
Philippine Suntal Corporation
SUN
Richflow Trading
ZEBRA/CARTING/GDR/HNJ
Roshan Commercial Corporation
SPYDER
Speciailst Motorcycle Parts and Accessories
AXA
Stavellan International Company
BIO/H
Timeless Trading
SNELL
Triumph JT Marketing Corporation
HJC
Urrutia Trading
KH
Vicma Marketing Corporation
AM
Yamaha Motor Philippines, Inc.
HJC/YAMAHA
Yohingco Trading
LEV3/SOL



LIST OF DTI-CERTIFIED MOTORCYCLE PROTECTIVE HELMET
(As of 24 July 2012)




ICC CERTIFICATE HOLDERS (2009 - 2011)
BRAND
ATG5 Trading Corporation
VOLTZ
CWORLD Trading, Inc.
VCAN/SPACE CROWN
Countless Trading
BEN-2
DNC TRADING
INDEX
Eastway Racing Comppany, Inc.
INDEX
Eastworld Motor Industries Corporation
INDEX
Exsol Trading Corporation
EXSOL
Gentrade International (Phils), Inc.
POWERCYCIE/TRANSCYCLE
Honda Philippines, Inc.
INDEX
Impressions Impex International Corp.
STUDDS
Kart Plaza Manufacturing
ARAI
Manila Safety Cycling Devices Corporation
HPH
Minton Multiresources, Inc.
POSH
Motoactive Corporation
KOR HF/KOR/NEXX/XPOT
Motorcycles & Scooters, Inc.
VCAN/TANKED
Mworld Trading
2/ZEUS/CABERG/NOLAN/AGV/SHOEI
Mybike, Inc.
HONGYING BIO HELMETS
New Fullspeed Marketing
YEMA
Philippine SGC Corporation
PENGUIN/ST/SUN
Philippine Suntal Corporation
SUN
Roshan Commercial Corporation
SPYDER
Speciailst Motorcycle Parts and Accessories
AXA
Timeless Trading
SNELL
Triumph JT Marketing Corporation
HJC
Urrutia Trading
KH
Vicma Marketing Corporation
AM
Yamaha Motor Philippines, Inc.
HJC/YAMAHA
Yohingco Trading
LEV3/SOL/


Friday, August 3, 2012

UNIQLO NORTH SOON TO OPEN



New UNIQLO store is underway! This is good news to all fashionistas out there who imply love Uniqlo clothing.
 

I bet, you saw this same wall a few months before the June opening of UNIQLO, Japan’s No. 1 Fashion Brand, at the SM Mall of Asia.
 

Now let's play some guessing game. Where is this new one located? Block off your calendars and go North one of these days to have an idea.

UNIQLO opened its first store in the Philippines last June 15 in SM Mall of Asia, one of the largest shopping malls in the world, occupying a waterfront site on Manila Bay spanning 407,000 square meters. This massive shopping complex hosts a wide range of retail tenants, including a number of major fashion brands, and is a major draw for both tourists and local residents. The new UNIQLO Mall of Asia Store will be one of SM Mall of Asia’s largest tenants.


Asia offers enormous growth potential for UNIQLO and is a key regional focus of the brand’s global expansion strategy. By January 2012, UNIQLO’s network of stores included 851 locations in Japan and 234 in other global markets, of which 214 are throughout the rest of Asia. UNIQLO started opening its first stores in Thailand in September 2011, following its successful expansion into Singapore and Malaysia, increasing its lineup in Southeast Asia to 11 retail locations. Now, as the brand continues to accelerate its regional expansion efforts, the UNIQLO Mall of Asia is set to offer the joy of truly great clothing to shoppers in the Philippines.
 

UNIQLO Official Facebook Page and Website goes online on February 9

We will be releasing the latest information and regular updates through the following sites.

So please “Like” 
www.facebook.com/uniqlo.ph and visit www.uniqlo.com/ph.


VIRAL VIDEO: The Good Samaritan in Edsa


A short video was making the rounds via Facebook. It was taken allegedly by a motorist by the name of Lyndon Santos while he was caught in the traffic under the Edsa-Timog flyover in Quezon City last Monday. 

The video showed a young woman giving her coat to a young girl, perhaps five or six years old, apparently naked until the mystery woman gave the little girl her coat. There was more than just a drizzle. Typhoon “Gener” was raging, after all, and the other pedestrians were seen running past with their umbrellas.

The young woman had stopped to take the hooded coat off her back, and had knelt down to button the jacket neatly around the child. After giving the child a gentle pat, the young woman rushed off. 

The video clip lasted for only 35 seconds but it was moving, and I hope her fine example (and Lyndon’s initiative to post it for all to see) would be repeated countless times in quiet acts of charity that affirm our innate humanity and bring out the noble self that was inherent on each one of us.
In this wifi age, brutal hazing resulting to death, insensitive souls abound. So I never thought that the Good Samaritan story that I've read from the bible is still being followed by Pinays/ Pinoys.

Would I have done the same thing in that same situation? 

I don't know. Maybe not. 

What I do, whenever I eat out, I ask the waiter to wrap whatever food that was left on my plate and I give them to beggars or co-passengers in the MRT.

The other day, I was inside the MRT, and a small child around two years old, dirty,  poor, and her mother said she couldn't speak yet,  was intently looking at another child who is not only cute but also look rich, eating marsh mallows. Maybe she don't understand why the other child is eating and she doesn't have anything to eat. Since the mother of the rich child did not bother to offer food to the poor young child, I offered the chocolate cake I have on my bag. 

The child's face brighten up when she tasted how delicious the chocolate cake is. She smiled at me. I felt happiness in my heart. You know that it was a sincere smile from a person who can't give anything back to you.

I gave her my noodle soup and instructed the mother to add hot water. She was gesturing bye bye and smiling at me, when they get off at the next station.
Maybe it is impossible for us to change the world. But the mysterious woman taught us, that if we wish to change the world that we live in right here, right now, we can do it ourselves in the course of our daily work. No need to wait for the next coming of God. We can do little things for others.

You, yourself can find your own miracle. Maybe while walking to school, at the mall or under the flyover, bridge or even just within your own community.

John F. Kennedy said: “Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country.”

The miracle woman on Edsa showed us, in the wordsof a Facebook post, that “there are still good and kind people out there.” By her example, she taught us that we can make a difference in simple ways, and that we don’t need wait for some big issue or be like those corrupt traditional politicians who lend a helping hand only because of publicity.

The mystery woman reminds us that doing good, calls for actual sacrifice. She gave up a coat. Yes, her act of kindness did cost her something. She gave up a coat during a typhoon. She risked getting wet and sick on her way home.

The episode under the Edsa-Timog flyover is special. It is one of those quiet acts of kindness: 
  • unrehearsed
  • unplanned
  • spontaneous 
  • and real
A moment solely between the woman and the child she was helping. I bet, God is smiling from ear to ear. I hope and I pray that the kindness that the mystery woman showed that morning would be returned to her a thousand fold. Mabuhay ka!


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