Gloria Diaz Promotes Neurogen-E with "Life In Your Hands" Campaign

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Gloria Diaz, the very first Miss Universe from the Philippines, is actively promoting Neurogen-E with the "Life In Your Hands" campaign.

Stregthening its resolve to curb the discomfort of nerve-aging among Filipinos, Neurogen-E has recently launched "Life In Your Hands" campaign, an advocacy program that seeks to touch the lives of mature Filipino women through initiatives that enable them to do more and be more.

Statistics say that 40.5% of the elderly suffer from nerve damage attributed to deficiency in Vitamin B12, the vitamin responsible for nerve regeneration and growth. Numbness, tingling sensations and burning pain in the hands and feet may progress to total loss of sensation which will eventually hamper the elderly from living a full and active life.

Bar-B-Screw-U : The Story of the Resto That Tried to Go Cheap-O

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Never in my life have I encountered such a restaurant where the management was a strange group of weird and struggling entrepreneurs.

I received an invitation on Facebook by this lady to visit a new restaurant in Timog Avenue corner Tomas Morato to try out their food. Below was her message:

"Hi there, a good friend of mine just opened a resto at Timog Ave in QC and I'm doing a bit of social media stuff for him. This is the first of its kind restaurant in the Philippines so I thought you might want to be one of the first bloggers to review it? Here is the facebook page of the resto with some pictures and videos.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bar-B-Screw-U/ If you want to come experience this new concept and do a review, let me know and I'll arrange a visit for you and a friend. Or if you prefer, just visit the resto in your own time. We are happy to provide a giveaway to your readers too, maybe we can discuss ideas about how we can work together? Look forward to hearing from you."

Facebook's Internet-for-All Advocacy via P100,000 Donation to a Global Filipino School in Bohol

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As part of its collaboration with Facebook and in support of the social networking site's internet-for-all advocacy, leading telecommunications company Globe Telecom turned over P100,000 to Bilar National High School to help rebuild the school which was damaged by the recent earthquake and to ensure that the students would have continuous access to technology and internet services.

"Similar to the vision of Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg to bring the entire world online, Globe also has an advocacy to make Internet access a reality to more and more Filipinos especially those in the rural areas. For over a decade now, we have been providing internet connection to public elementary and high schools across the country to givethe studentsan opportunity to keep up with what is happening in the rest of the world," said Fernando Esguerra, OIC, Globe Corporate Social Responsibility.

Esguerra said Globe has chosen BNHS to be the recipient of the financial assistance since it houses the Global Filipino School, an ICT center of excellence which Globe turned over to the Department of Education last year. It consists of an ICT laboratory with 24 specialized desktop computers and laptops connected to the internet.