Max's Restaurant Partners with Gilas Pilipinas: Formal Launch and Contract Signing Event

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The Gilas Pilipinas national basketball team has found a new ally in Max's Restaurant. The restaurant chain formally forged a partnership with the Nationals at the Max's Restaurant branch located at 21 Scout Tuazon Street, Barangay Laging Handa, Quezon City.

Chief Executive Officer Karen Salud and Marketing Director Mark Gamboa represented Max's Restaurant, while Coach Chot Reyes and players Jimmy Alapag, Jayson Castro, Ranidel De Ocampo, Larry Fonacier, Junemar Fajardo, Marc Pingris, and Jared Dillinger came for Gilas Pilipinas.
According to the multi-titled PBA coach, talks about the partnership began when he was invited to speak in front of the Max's restaurant managers and franchise partners. More meetings happened, and the team-up was sealed soon afterwards.

Hughes Center for Aesthetic Medicine Offers Conventional Cosmetic Surgery

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Facial cosmetic surgeons are every body’s technician, When some parts of our body are missing then they are the best person to consult. When there’s excess body fat they know when and how to remove them.

These cosmetic procedures are popular not only in the Philippines, but also in Philadelphia and New Jersey.

The Hughes Center for Aesthetic Medicine surely knows the qualities that sets apart from other facial cosmetic surgery practices.

Hughes has new techniques that is conventional cosmetic surgery offices have been practicing for decades.

With pride and dignity it offers state-of-the-art, cutting edge options for today’s woman who wants to look beautiful and natural, not “worked on,” and the man who wants to return to the workforce looking restored.

Philippine Volcanoes Climb to 52 in World Rankings

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The International Rugby Board (IRB) on its official website cited the Philippines as reaching new highs in the IRB World Rankings released on Monday, May 19.

“In the Asian 5 Nations, the Philippines edged Sri Lanka 26-25 in Colombo to climb four places to a new high of 52nd and condemn their hosts to a six-place drop to 48th, the biggest fall of the last seven days.”

This is not the first time the Philippines has been singled out by the IRB since its debut at number 72 on the list in 2012. During that same year, the Philippine Volcanoes’ successive wins in the Asian 5 Nations Division 1 competition propelled the team to a 16-place climb to 56 in a span of just two weeks. This feat earned the Philippines the distinction of being one the biggest climbers for the whole of 2012.

The Philippines will have another chance to improve their ranking when the Volcanoes face South Korea (ranked 26) on Saturday, May 24 in Southern Plains Field, Laguna. The fixture is the final match for both teams, who have both won their games against Sri Lanka and lost versus Hong Kong (ranked 23) and Japan (ranked 13) in the Asian 5 Nations (A5N) 2014 series. The winner of the match will come third in the A5N Premier Division, while the loser will be relegated to Division 1 in 2015, along with Sri Lanka.