Nestle Philippines, Inc., makers of Nescafe, Milo, and Coffee Mate is helping ease out the unemployment rate in the country. By creating the Micro-Distributorship Program, Nestle Philippines provides livelihood to thousands of otherwise unemployed Filipinos. Their Micro-Distributorship Program allows high school graduates to earn by offering Nestle products to small stores all over the Philippines. The Micro-Distributors were given a Nestle tricycle which they use as their "delivery truck". Distributors are given 7% mark-up, not bad, eh? Nestle Philippines also offers Ice Cream Street Selling Program and Business on Wheels. If you are interested to earn (who will not be interested in earning???) through Nestle, visit the nearest Nestle office or main distributor in your area or you can visit their website.
The Cinemalaya Foundation is a non-stock, not-for-profit, non-government foundation, committed to the development and promotion of Philippine Independent film. Cinemalaya is now on its 5th year of giving quality independent films and is billed "Cinemalaya Cinco". Cinemalaya Cinco will feature 20 new digital films that will compete on July 17-26, 2009 at the CCP.
The competition is divided into 2 categories: Full-length and Short film.
10 Full-length category entries:
24K by Ana Agabin Ang Panggagahasa kay Fe by Alvin B. Yapan Astig by GB Sampedro Colorum by Jon Steffan Ballesteros Dinig Sana Kita by Mike E. Sandejas Engkwentro by Pepe Diokno Last Supper No. 3 by Veronica Velasco and Jinky Laurel Mangatyanan by Jerrold Tarog Nerseri by Vic Acedillo, Jr. Sanglaan by Milo Sogueco
10 Short Film Category entries:
Behind Closed Doors by Mark Philipp Espina BLOGOG by Rommel “Milo” Tolentino Bonsai by Alfonso “Borgy” K. Torre III Hulagpos by Maita Lirra Lupac Latus by John Paul S. Seniel Musa by Dexter B. Cayanes Si Bok at ang Trumpo by Hubert Tibi Tatang by Jean Paolo “Nico” Hernandez Ugat sa Lupa by Ariel Reyes Wat Floor Ma’am by Mike Sandejas and Robert Seña
Cinemalaya opens on July 17 and runs until July 26, 2009. Cinemalaya Cinco showing venues: Main Theater, the Little Theater, Dream Theater, Tanghalang Huseng Batute, Silangan Hall and the MKP Hall. Winners will be announced on July 26.
For tickets, you may call the CCP Marketing Department at 551-7930 or 832-1125 local 1800 to 1808 and the CCP Box Office at 832-3704 or 832-1125 local 1409.
Cinemalaya Cinco is presented by the Cinemalaya Foundation, Cultural Center of the Philippines, the Film Development Council of the Philippines and Econolink Investments Inc. Cinemalaya is an all-digital film competition aimed at discovering new Filipino filmmakers.
NNNN or Ntertainment News Na Naman is a segment of ABS-CBN gag show Banana Split. I really look forward for the weekly NNNN! I love how Angelica and Jayson portray Kris Aquino and Boy Abunda (their characters are named Crissy and Bhoy). This video was aired today, July 11. Lucky there's a fan quick enough to upload the video just after the show ended! This NNNN video is so funny! It's the one that has Angelica or Crissy wearing a replica of the hilarious choker/necklace (or whatever neck accessory it is)Kris Aquino wore last Sunday on The Buzz.
See how Angelica projects as Kris. Super! Kris na Kris. Funny!
Mafia Wars is a popular game for Facebook and MySpace users. Most users are looking for Mafia Wars Bookmarklets. A bookmarklet is a JavaScript code that's triggered when you use the bookmark. Though bookmarklet is very popular with Facebook Mafia Wars users, it was said to be illegal and can cause termination of your Facebook account. The Facebook Mafia Wars TOS states that "....use of any hacking scripting programs in Mafia Wars, ... we can freeze or terminate your account" and something like that.
Remember, if you are installing Mafia Wars bookmarklets, it is POSSIBLE THAT YOUR FACEBOOK ACCOUNT WILL BE TERMINATED. Mafia Wars Bookmarklets is considered as an automated system or unauthorized script, both of which are not allowed to be used on Mafia Wars in Facebook.
The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority or TESDA is a Philippine Government agency responsible for managing and supervising technical education and skills development in the Philippines. TESDA is offering training courses for qualified scholars all year round. If you are interested in any courses TESDA offers, visit their website at www.tesda.gov.ph. TESDA courses are divided into several branches like Automotive, HVAC (Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning), Electronics, Food and Beverage Processing, Tourism, Garments and Maritime Technology, to name a few. Once you have chosen your preferred TESDA course, you should go to the nearest TESDA office and take the National Career Assessment Examination (NCAE) or has undergone / should take the Youth Profiling for Starting Careers.
For the complete list of TESDA Courses, and for more information, please click here. You can also call TESDA hotline at 887-7777 and ask about the TESDA courses offered in your area.
