TraveLife Magazine presents Rockwell's Travel Fair

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A three-day major travel exposition that will bring together some of the biggest airlines, hotels and travel agencies, and travel suppliers in the Philippines, to offer discerning consumers the best discounts and bargains.

Travelife Magazine's Rockwell Travel Fair. Amazing discounts and great bargains. Jan. 17 - 19, 2014.

Please put this on your calendars and make sure you don't miss this.

TRAVELIFE Magazine's ROCKWELL Travel Fair will offer the best of: Hotels & Resorts, Airlines, Cruises, and Travel Essentials. They're going to be giving away the world.

Those who wish to participate as an exhibitor at TRAVELIFE Magazine's ROCKWELL Travel Fair can contact Meg Caligner at Travelife Magazine: tel 8138400 or 8922620.

Wait Until Dark: A Mystery Psychological Suspense Thriller Set to Open on January 17

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Repertory Philippines proudly announces the start of its 2014 season with its first challenging production entitled WAIT UNTIL DARK --- a thriller written by Frederick Knott.

The play that the New York Post deemed “a first rate shocker,” WAIT UNTIL DARK is a suspense about a blind housewife named Suzy who finds herself terrorized by three strange men. The men search for a doll that has been filled with heroin and little does Suzy know, her husband has mistakenly transported the doll across the Canadian border and into their apartment. Suzy must rely on her instincts, with the help of a neighbor girl and the cover of darkness to outwit the dangerous strangers and protect her life.

WAIT UNTIL DARK premiered on Broadway in 1966 with Lee Remick portraying the role of Suzie, which earned her a Tony Award nomination for best actress in a play. After 374 performances, a film version was released in 1967 which starred Audrey Hepburn, Alan Arkin and Richard Crenna. Hepburn garnered Oscar and Golden Globe nominations for her portrayal in the film. The Bravo network ranked the film 10th on its list for 100 top scariest moments.

Generic Versus Branded Medicines

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We all know that our health is precious, so we spend our money to the doctors to cure us in the times when we are ill. And we go to the nearest pharmacy to buy medicines that we believe to cure us from our illness. But do we wonder what separates the, so-called “generic” medicines and “branded” medicines? This article will be discussing these for the information of the people reading my article.

First of all, only registered pharmacists can dispense and sell medicines to exclude physicians from this practice under the Republic Act 5921 or the Pharmacy Law of the Philippines. Thus, it is illegal for any physician to sell their medicines in their clinic. And also the physician is giving us the so-called “prescriptions” which our medicine name is written. And it is presented to the pharmacist to ensure safe and correct medicine.

Unfortunately, this practice is being abused by some opportunistic health care professionals and pharmaceutical companies.