Jacko Wacko: Into the Waves

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Splash, fun and Cheers to great Music! Jacko Wacko has been talked about being one of the most SPLASHED party of this year. From social media, way before its launch, a lot has already spread the word about it. It’s a WATER, MUSIC, FOAM ALL IN ONE CONCERT PARTY EVENT- who won’t go for that?. Event was held at SM MALL OF ASIA OPEN GROUNDS BLOCK 22.

With the musical stylings of various OPM bands, country’s best performers and talented DJs coming together for one event, organized by DLSU Englicom.(Congrats guys!) and Styles Entertainment, Sperry, Pioneer& Pioneer, Close Up, Hawk Backpacks, Chalk Magazine.

Together with Wazzup Pilipinas, Magic 89.9, Urban Rave, ETC, Burger Company, Cold Stone Creamery. Red Baron Ribs, Spectrum Planet and Ruffles Bag. In cooperation with Manila Concert Scene, Philstar.com, Inquirer.net, Click the City, Partyphile, Entrep Negosyo, Circuit, RavePH , When In Manila, EDM Philippines, Chinoy TV, Guestlist.ph, Online Philippines and many more. Come on board and #LetsSailTogether, proceeds of the event will go to a chosen beneficiary.

Everyone was party ready wearing their colored or denim shorts, statement shirts and breezy tank tops, since the theme and hashtag is #RAVEINTOTHEWAVES #INTOTHE WAVES, so as expected get ready get wet and wild. There were only a limited number of tickets that were sold (The event was sold-out btw), A source told me that there were lot of hopefuls that wanted to join in the event, but just patiently stayed out, there were hundreds of them, I am not sure if they were all catered since limited tickets, I guess there were also walk-ins who got lucky. I don’t blame them, from a far you get to see how exciting it was. At registration you get a free glow stick.

Camp Braveheart 9: Nurturing Hearts with Compassion

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The Phi Kappa Mu Fraternity together with the Philippine Heart Association (PHA) Council on Congenital Heart Disease present the Camp Braveheart IX: Nurturing Hearts with Compassion to be held at the Enchanted Kingdom, Sta. Rosa, Laguna on the 28th of February 2015. Camp Braveheart is an annual whole day activity which treats over a hundred children with congenital heart disease to a day filled with fun activities and seminars for their parents, all designed to empower and uplift their lives. Co-founded by our brod, Dr. Jose Jonas Dino Del Rosario F 1986, more than 500 kids age 5-15 years old had joined us since 2007. 

The Phi Kappa Mu Fraternity of the UP College of Medicine has rendered unrelenting service to the Filipino people through the countless projects aimed towards the uplifting of the country’s health situation.

Celebrating its 82nd year, the Fraternity has served as a bastion of medical excellence in the Philippines since its founding. Boasting within its ranks persons such as Dr. Enrique T. Ona F1957, former Department of Health Secretary; Dr. Teodoro J. Herbosa F 1979, current DOH Undersecretary; Dr. Manuel T. Chua Chiaco F 1967, current Philippine Heart Center Director; Dr. Jose C. Gonzales F 1969A, current Philippine General Hospital Director; Dr. Jose Britanico S. Pujalte F 1990, current Philippine Orthopedic Center Director; and Dr. Manuel B. Agulto F 1969A, former UP Manila Chancellor, the Fraternity defines the very institution that is Philippine Health Care. 

U.S. Navy Patrol Squadron 45 Strengthens Partnership in the Philippines

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The Pelicans of Patrol Squadron (VP) 45 hosted members of the Philippine air force and navy aboard a U.S. Navy P-8A Poseidon for a familiarization flight to increase understanding and showcase the capabilities of the Navy's newest maritime patrol and reconnaissance aircraft during a detachment to Clark Air Base, Republic of the Philippines, Feb. 17.

The flight was a bilateral patrol mission in airspace off of Luzon Island and allowed the U.S. Navy air crew to demonstrate the P-8A's capabilities in both the littoral and open ocean environment and the flight characteristics of the P-8A in both high altitude reconnaissance missions and low altitude patrol regimes. The air crew also explained the operation of the aircraft's multi-mission sensors.

"It was a remarkable opportunity to work alongside the members of the Filipino Armed Forces," said U.S. Navy Lt. Matthew Pool, Combat Air Crew 4 patrol plane commander. "Sharing this aircraft's capabilities with our allies only strengthens our bonds."