Alodia Gosiengfiao Talks About Responsible Gaming

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Alodia Gosiengfiao posted online something worth reading and reflecting to. The shout out was an update to accompany her Facebook profile photo. She talks about gaming and casually defends it against issues of addiction and interfering with studies. For me, gaming is not bad as long as you know how to control yourself. Know your limitations to avoid getting negatively hooked.

Some gamers have become arrogant and have big bad manners. It's great that someone like Alodia Gosiengfiao does these kind of shout outs to remind some players to keep chill in the gaming world. In this times, some students are staying at gaming shops rather than attend their classes. Hoping some of those gamers that follow her at social networking sites get this message.

"Most cases of "video game addiction" which has been popularly used to demonize gaming mostly involve people who already have deep personal underlying issues. It just so happened that their escape was video games. If they didn't do video games, they'd be abusing some other form of escape.

Of course, because it's a complicated issue, most people don't even try to educate themselves on it which is a real shame. Sure, video games have the tendency to really hook you and you lose hours into it. But if you're already a responsible person to begin with, you can always manage it and not let it be something detrimental to your personal life."

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Lol. I was laughing out loud after reading this.

"Sheesh!!!...Huwag mong ipagyabang na marami kang backlogs or pending tasks dahil ang ibig sabihin niyan ay mabagal ka o mahina ang utak para makagawa ng mabilisan.

Yung tanggap ng tanggap ng trabaho pero hindi naman pala kayang gawin lahat agad ay buwakaw at sugapa naman ang tawag diyan.

Huwag ring ipagkalat na marami kang na-decline. Gusto mo bang malaman ng iba na hindi sila kasing importante ng mga in-accept mo? Sasama lamang ang loob nila sa iyo at baka masabihan ka pang "Ang hina ko naman sa iyo."

Yung maraming oportunidad, mas mabuti pang ibahagi mo na lang sa iba kung hindi mo magagawa lahat para may makinabang naman at hindi mapunta sa wala.

Pero ingat rin kung kanino mo ipapasa dahil baka pangalan mo naman ang masira. Marami rin kasi diyan na paaasahin ka lang at magkukunwaring mangmang kapag hinanapan mo na ng kanilang obligasyon.

Danny Javier On Surviving Death And Making Healthy Lifestyle Change

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Danny Javier has spent four decades in the music industry, composing some of the country’s best-loved songs and performing worldwide with two of the industry’s equally loved music icons. The trio composed the popular singing group, The Apolinario Mabini Hiking Society, better known as APO.

With more than two-dozen albums under their belt and numerous songs that inspired the entertainment industry and generations of musicians, the APO gave their final curtain call in May 2010 for their farewell concert. Only a year after, Javier battled numerous life-threatening diseases that could have ended his life.

“I was diabetic, then one thing led to another. I had kidney failure, liver collapse, emphysema, congestive heart failure, and sepsis,” he shared in a recent media event.

He intimated how, in 2012, he fought for his life by making healthy changes in his lifestyle and maintaining an all-natural diet. He said he had to consciously follow a health regimen in order to maintain his wellbeing.

“After about a year and a half, my body has recovered; the next problem was maintaining it. I met this guy, Andy Lugtu, who formulated the Malungai LifeOil. It is pure oil extract from the leaves and seeds of Malunggay,” he said.