Grrrl Scout and Locked Down Present: BootCamp

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It's Peanut Butter Party Time on July 19 at Cubao X as we give you free admission concert. Yes! It's Free!

Featuring: Syke, Gloc 9, Cheats, Duster, Gaijin, Pedicab, Glen Coco, Peryodiko, Flying Ipis, Wilderness, Yolanda Moon, Nameless Heroes, and The Butchercons
 
Sponsored by:

Marshall Headphones Philippines
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I'm Shoe in Love: Find Your Perfect Pair! : It's The 3rd Annual Event

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The metro's biggest shoe sale is back! Come and join them on July 20-21, 2013 at The NBC Tent from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM for the 3rd Annual I'm Shoe in Love: Find Your Perfect Pair!

Wanting to add a twist to the usual bazaars that we do, we thought about creating an event that the whole family can enjoy equally. It was back in 2011 when the idea of a shoe bazaar came up.

Just as our personalities are different, our preference for footwear also varies. There's the trendy style maven who can always be found wearing the latest heels and platforms, there's the equally sartorial male whose shoe collection can put some women to shame, the girl-next-door who collects flats in all colors and styles, the hip mother who is now all about comfortable yet trendy "walking shoes", the active father who's always looking for the best bargains in rubber shoes and walking sandals, the tiny tot unknowingly being dressed by his or her parents but would rather run in those squeaky shoes, and the grandparents who insist that they have more than enough shoes but we still insist on getting new ones for them anyway -- but regardless of our preferences there's always a perfect pair for each one of us.

For interested concessionaires, send us an email at imshoeinlove@gmail.com. We are also open to food and beverage concessionaires!

MD Juan Enterprises : Proudly Filipino-Owned Jeep Business in the Philippines

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So are you aware that there are several types of jeeps aside from the jeepneys that we see on the roads everyday. Many of these jeeps are now considered collectibles as they were a great part of history. Earning names like the "MacGuyver", the "MacArthur" and other names I could not recall at this time, they are indeed fascinating machineries that made up the days of our grandfathers during their younger years.

Many have used jeeps for military functions and some have also used them for private use as a collection to show off or to use occasionally for special functions or to flaunt at car shows. If you put a pimped-up jeep side by side with even the most expensive sports car, I bet both will get special attention from the crowd.

But these jeeps are most probably considered "extinct" in the Philippines. It's a different news in other countries as there is even a Filipino-owned company that manufactures jeepney metal parts for export abroad.

We learned about the history and a lot of very interesting facts about jeeps when we visited the manufacturing plant of MD Juan Enterprises in Caloocan proudly owned by the Juan family with Rommel Juan being the over-all head of the business.