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From left to right: Atty. Gay Marie Francisco, Executive Director of MDF; Dr. Mauro De Gulan, Schools Division Superintendent of Muntinlupa; Dr. Antonio Rocha, Principal of Muntinlupa National High School-Tunasan Annex; Dr. Brian Belen, President of BBFI; and Ms. Tessie De Galicia-Robles of MDF. Muntinlupa National High School-Tunasan Annex leveled up their most recent Brigada Eskwela Aside from the usual cleaning and painting of classrooms, and repairing fixtures in preparation for the upcoming school opening, they received a donation of an e-learning package that includes a digital cart, Genyo e-Learning (Genyo), and a set of Android tablets called YoPad. The donation was made by the Muntinlupa Development Foundation (MDF) and Bato Balani Foundation Inc. (BBFI) through the Bato Balani e-Learning Systems Training (BBEST) program. The package is virtually a mobile computer laboratory. Using Genyo learning management system, teachers can create original lessons or cust

Top local audit and tax advisory services firm KPMG R.G. Manabat & Co. (KPMG RGM&Co.), a member of KPMG International, recently hosted a cocktail celebration for its Japanese clients and the Japan business community here in the Philippines. The special guests were Sec. Ramon M. Lopez of the Department of Trade and Industry and Tsutomu Takahashi, chairman of KPMG Japan. Leading the local team was KPMG RGM&Co. chairman and chief executive officer (CEO) Roberto G. Manabat, who welcomed both Sec. Lopez and Takahashi, noting that the event aimed to highlight – and further bolster – the close economic ties between the Philippines and Japan. KPMG RGM&Co. vice chairman, chief operating officer, and head of the Japan desk Emmanuel P. Bonoan then introduced Sec. Lopez, who extolled the strong trade relations between Japan and the Philippines. “Japan is our largest trade partner,” Sec. Lopez emphasized. “The Philippines has a trade surplus with Japan, which is also the larg

Atty. Rene “Rebo” Saguisag, Jr. Atty. Rene “Rebo” Saguisag, Jr. is a multifaceted individual who, despite his busy profession, never turns down an opportunity to work with his passion. Aside from being a notable lawyer, following the footsteps of his father, prominent human rights lawyer Rene Saguisag Sr., he was also a former BEST Center coach and is currently the UAAP commissioner for two consecutive seasons, 78 and 79. On top of that, Atty. Rebo is also a strong advocate of sports development among the youth naming the Mindanao Peace Games as one of his involvements.  Recently, he even volunteered to manage his son’s little league baseball team. How does he balance his passion and profession? “I don’t,” Saguisag wittingly answered. “I just married the perfect wife who fills all my shortcomings.” Law practice and basketball seem like two different worlds. Managing each would require his undivided attention as they are both time-consuming and emotionally draining. He expl

Filipinos loves to eat, and rice is always present in every meal whether it is breakfast, lunch or dinner. Merienda, which is a light late morning or mid-afternoon meal or snack is a bit of Pinoy's tradition. Some of common merienda are noodles, bread, food on sticks and of course native delicacies like suman, puto, and bibingka. Last weekend, I've got a chance to taste not the usual suman we tasted from somewhere else, this is actually an extra-ordinary! Why extra-ordinary? Just watch the video and I tell you...you will crave for this! Suman Latik is made up of 100% Sticky Rice (Malagkit), it is usually wrapped in a palm leaves and steamed for a long hours. Then it poured with a Muscovado Latik and not the ordinary brown sugar. This yummy rice cake dessert I'm talking about is offered by Senyor Juan Suman Latik with many branches nationwide. If you're looking for a food with a twist include Senyor Juan Suman Latik on your list. They served

Summer has always been the perfect season for the ultimate family bonding experience, especially since the kids are on vacation. While you may plan and do a lot of summer activities, there are some activities at home, which can let you have a #PrimeSummer experience. Thank you for this Special Mega Prime Summer goodies! One of the activities that your kids will surely enjoy is to let them help you in preparing some fun and exciting summer refreshments. It allows them to learn new stuff while satisfying your family's craving for cool drinks and snacks, as a way to beat the summer heat. At home, I made a #MegaPrime Sweet Corn Ice Candy . It's very easy to prepare and I assure you that it is very yummy because the corn I used is very tasteful! #MegaPrime Sweet Corn Ice Candy Ingredients: 1 can of Mega Prime Cream Corn 425g 1 can of  Condensada 2 cups of water Procedure: 1. Mix  Mega Prime Cream , Condensada, and water in a bowl. Mix well.  2.

Colgate's Minions toothbrush and Minions toothpaste Kiddos loves to eat especially their favorite junk foods like candies and chocolates. I  encourage my nieces and nephews to brush their  teeth  every after meal. If they don't take  care of their teeth, cavities and unhealthy gums will  make their mouth very sore .  Brushing teeth  is vital to kid 's  dental health so at the early age I told my nieces and nephew the benefits of brushing. Our family only used a trusted brand and that is Colgate. For long years, this brand is  proven effective and  efficient that's why we also recommend this to our friends and  colleagues. Good to know that there is a new Colgate's Minions toothbrush and Minions toothpaste.  Minions are my nephews & nieces   favorite cartoon characters and they're so excited about  that news.  These cute, small, yellow creatures  will surely make brushing more fun to my  family  because like Minions they are capa

Millennials are individuals born between 1982 and 2004 .  According to Rappler, in the  Philippines, Filipino millennials make up 1/3 of  the country’s total  population. Almost half  of the employed Filipinos in 2015 were  millennials. They are the next leader  and decision  makers. They shape the future of our  country.  Two months from now, I’m turning 35. My age says that I belong to the generation of   Millennials  and I'm proud of that.   I’m still single, living my own life, had a regular job,  buys anything I want  and need. I must  admit  that I feel stuck in a cycle – work, eat, sleep,  repeat. I feel blessed  that I do not worry  the electric and  water bills nor supports education  and  finances of other  members of the family  and other expenses  though I share money to  my  mother during  payday.  I have small  savings  in the bank but I’m sure it’s  not enough for  my  future. I have  plenty of plans and feel scared to fail