Ampalaya Topic sa Veritas 846

Alam niyo po ba na ang Ampalaya ay kabilang sa sampung halamang gamot na itinataguyod ng Philippine Department of Health na mabisa sa pagpapanatili ng lebel ng ating blood sugar.

Ngayong darating na August 11, 2016, makakapanayam po natin si Dr.Emil Aligui, Medical Consultant ng Natural Quality
Corporation sa ating programang Baranggay Simbayanan ng 9:40-9:50 ng umaga sa Veritas 846.

Ang Natural Quality Corporation ay ang kumpanyang gumagawa at nagtitinda ng Ampalaya Plus. Isang natural dietary food
supplement na tumutulong sa pagpapanatili ng ating blood sugar
level.

Q44Q po saatin ni Dr.Emil Aligui, Medical Consultant of Natural Quality, ang mga benepisyo ng pagsasama ng ampalaya
sa ating pang araw-araw na diyeta.
Para po sa mga karagdagang impormasyon tungkol sa mga benepisyo ng Ampalaya plus, panoorin niyo po ang video
testimonial na kabilang sa post na ito.

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Multiple Nominations to MCA Music Artists for the Upcoming 29th Awit Awards

The list of nominees for the 29th Awit Awards has been revealed. The Awit Awards is a prestigious award-giving body, spearheaded by PARI (The Philippine Association of the Record Industry, Inc.), that gives recognition to Filipino performing artists and people behind the making of Filipino recorded music. MCA Music, the number one music company in the Philippines, is proud of having a total of 31 nominations this year led by Jason Dy with six nominations.

MCA Music nominees under Performance Awards: Darren Espanto for “I Believe” and Jason Dy for “Milagro” are both nominated for Best Performance by a Male Recording Artist. "Puedepende" by Edray and “If I Were a Boy” by Sassa Dagdag are nominated for Best Performance by a New Female Recording Artist and Juan Karlos Labajo "Para Sa Yo" for Best Performance by a New Male Recording Artist. Talents from The Voice Kids Lyca Gairanod with “Puede Nang Mangarap”, Elha Nympha with "Ikaw Ang Lahat Sa Akin” and Reynan Dal-Anay with "Magkaisa" are nominated for Best Performance by a Child/Children.  The First Philippine Kid Rock Band, Square One with “Letra” is nominated for Best Performance by a Group recording artist.


For Creative Awards: “Puedepende” by Edray and “Milagro” by Jason Dy both composed by Jungee Marcelo are nominated for Song of the Year and for Best Pop Recording and nominated for Best Ballad Recording- “Break My Heart Some More” by Jason Dy composed by Soc Villanueva and Kennard Faraon. “Why” by Pupil, composed by Ely Buendia and “Leader for a Day” by Nicole Asensio, composed by Ira Cruz are both nominated for Best Rock/Alternative Recording, “Ligaya” by Sitti is nominated for Best World Music Recording, “Tayo Ay Maglaro” by Lyca Gairanod, composed by Jamie Rivera is nominated for Best Novelty Recording, “Kung Wala Ka” by Reynan Dal-Anay, composed by Jeffrey Salin-Ay Mambucon and Eynard M. Pajalla and “Puso Ko’y Namamasko” by Jason Dy, composed by Jungee Marcelo are both nominated for Best Christmas Recording, “Laman Loob” by Stick Figgas, composed by Lester” Klumcee” Vano, Loonie and Ron Henley for Best Rap/Hiphop Recording, “Pero” by Conscious & The Goodness composed by Mike Constantino is nominated for Best Jazz Recording and “2 Have U” by Jason Dy is also nominated for Best R&B Recording.

For Technical Arrangement Awards Category , Para Sa’yo” by Juan Karlos Labajo arranged by Ferdie Marquez, “Leader for a Day” by Nicole Asensio arranged by Ira Cruz and “Pero” by Conscious and The Goodness arranged by Jesser Sisson are nominated for Best Musical Arrangement. Nominated for Album Packaging Excellence Award is “Zilch” by Pupil, designed by Ces Olondriz, album concepy by Erwin Romulo and Jason Tan and photography by Tim Serrano.

Nominees for Music Video of the Year are “Walang Anuman” by Nicole Asensio, “Why” by Pupil and “Laman Loob” by Stick Figgas.

MCA Music was already on a good spot with a roster that dominated the nominations. According to the Awit Awards objectives, the organization promotes the Philippine music industry, artistry and legacy and to recognize the Filipinos’ undying passion for music. Awit Awards honors performing artists and people behind the making of Filipino recorded music. They also aim to champion music-making and production and one of its main advocacies is to fight the rampant piracy in the Philippines.

For bookings and inquiries, contact MCA Music Artist Management at +639209682991 or email mcabookings@umusic.com. For more information on MCA Music artists- log on to the following sites: Facebook- MCA Music (Universal Music Philippines), Instagram- mca_music, Twitter- @mca_music.

Nick Vujicic for the Second Time here in the Philippines!

photo credit to gmanews

For the second time around, world renowned motivational speaker Nick Vujicic visits Manila last July 29, 2016

Nicholas James “Nick” Vujicic (/ˈvujitʃitʃ/ voo-yee-cheech; Serbian pronunciation: [ʋûjitʃitɕ]); born 4 December 1982) is an Australian Christian evangelist and motivational speaker born with Phocomelia, a rare disorder characterised by the absence of legs and arms. As a child, he struggled mentally and emotionally as well as physically, but eventually came to terms with his disability.

As expected, his visit here is not only very inspirational and revealing as well. Talking about "Limitless Possibilities" as he is the living testament of the phrase. He gave his life story and how he became the known personality that he is even before his popularity spread online.

Unexpectedly, his sign of being a motivational speaker didn't came from his parents  but from his his own high school, a 61-year-old janitor from India named Arnold that told him, “Nick, you’re gonna be a speaker. You need to speak to the students at lunch. You have a story to tell.”, and after 3 hours of debating about whether he can do it or not he finally got convinced that he can do it and so he started with a few students at school when he was younger until he grown up and started to call colleges and universities to speak for them. He told all the possible failures that someone like him had encountered when he was starting and how he became successful. Today, Nick gets about 100 invitations a week and has received 35,000 invitations to date. And so Nick Araneta: “If you fail, are you a failure? How many times are you willing to try? Is it okay to fail? Does everyone fail? Is it okay to try again?

Not like everyone taught that he had all the support from the government but he didn't, he worked hard for it and eventually got a scholarship out from his perseverance. His life story is definitely not all about success but rather the opposite, he failed and failed so many times that he became tougher as a person as his faith as equally strong, his desire to have arms and legs that he almost committed suicide in the process but he didn't gave up. There are so many challenges in life that we think we cannot overcome but hey aren't we still trying and surviving in the process. His presence alone is already encouraging so much more on the lessons he impart that day. I can't discuss all as good as he does but I are some phrases that I think had a big impact in me:

If you're not happy single, you won't be happy married


Today is a day closer to my goal

In everything you do, do it with Love

Family is more important than business. Family is more important than money

and one that he's father told him: “You may lack limbs, but don't let that define what you can or can't do.”

By the end of the talk, the audience got a chance to ask questions to Nick via sms and relayed by Francis Kong


*This experience is made possible with the sponsorship of LIGHT NETWORK Channel 33, Magaan Dito Kaibigan "
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