Take the Elevator: Money Expo 2014

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No one is stupid not to want money for himself or for his family. Everyone wants to have money, budget the money, and save them for future use. But it's not like a stone that can be picked up anywhere; it should be earned the best thousand folds that we can.

Making money is like a big staircase. We can take it step by step until we reach the goal. Or we can take the elevator, shortcut to our success. It's really up to us. But if I were you, I'd take the elevator.

My couple of friends and I attended a pre-seminar about the upcoming event, Money Expo 2014. It's about the wise budgeting, earning and saving money. People will learn many things on how to generate income faster and make out of money wiser.

Baby and Family Expo 2013 : A Gathering of Family Preferred Brands

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We pamper our babies and young children during these times when they are vulnerable. They are so dear to us during this stage that we try to give them the best that money can buy.

Our kids are most tolerable during the age of infancy, toddler and that peculiar stage when we all cherish the moment of being a parent because it is inevitable that when they grow older, they will be a little shy to express freely their emotions.

A hug and a kiss will be less promising infront of a crowd or their peers. So let us take advantage of their innocent years while their are still fond of our "unli" embraces and public display of affection.

The Baby and Family Expo 2013 shares with the public an opportunity to buy the most affordable quality products for our children and also learn from the many talks from the invited knowledgeable speakers who are parents themselves, plus some child celebrities to add some fun and surprises for all.

Earth Day Jam On Tour: A Postscript

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Climate change is a pressing reality. With typhoons, floods, earthquakes and other environmental disasters looming, our Mother Earth has obviously chosen to cry out loud. But does the general public know the different causes of these calamities? Do they even care? Or has the all too familiar "it won't happen in my lifetime" concept gotten into everyone's heads?

The Philippines' longest running environmental awareness concert, Earth Day Jam, has brought together some of the country's biggest pop music artists, celebrities, public personalities, Socio-Civic groups, concerned companies and of course the general public for over 13 years now.

Through his musical tribute for Mother Earth, they address the most pressing environmental issues affecting the globe, most especially the Philippines, and push for aggressive community based and individual centered participative action. More than just a concert event, they continuously bombard their audience (predominantly teenagers) with audio visual presentations highlighting the importance of environmental preservation.