With telecommuting and distance learning likely to continue for at least another year or so, there is a need to have space arrangements for work-from-home individuals and students. This is a challenge for real estate developers – to provide quality, safe, and healthy living spaces so homeowners can live their lives with ease and in style in the new normal.
It is the time to celebrate again as today, September 17 or 917 is when Globe shows its huge appreciation to all its loyal customers. Inspired by the company’s original and longstanding 917 prefix, Globe is making the 917 celebration more meaningful not only with customer rewards and surprises but by sharing Globe of Good with others on its fourth year.
You might not know it but there are actually a handful of Museums you could find within Metro Manila. In fact just by taking a jeepney ride along Rizal Avenue or LRT-1, you could already be able to do a Museum day trip just in time for the International Museum Day coming May 18. Whether you like looking at art masterpieces or learning about science, history, and anything else under the sun, the Philippines main city got a museum you’ll love, all reachable by getting on the LRT-1.
December 1, 2018 is the 30th anniversary of the global commemoration of World AIDS Day. The Red Whistle marks this momentous milestone with #XXXWAD, a series of curated events intended to highlight our partnerships with business, government, and community-based organizations in our bid to “kiss AIDS goodbye.”
The Red Whistle has partnered again with Project Headshot Clinic, an innovative digital campaign that uses online profile photos to deliver timely advertising and advocacy messages. This year’s collaboration uses bright lights fashioned into three intersecting X’s as foreground and backdrop to the profile photos of the advocates.
The three X’s represent the Roman numeral XXX or 30. The intersections also symbolize our partnerships and the need for us to come together to act effectively in our fights to end AIDS. The headshots will be launched online on midnight of December 1.
Having more than 7,000 islands and 20,000 species of plants and animals, the Philippines is one of the 17 mega-biodiverse countries in the world. Yet with all these rich resources, unfortunately the country’s situation is bleak and saddening.
More than 50% of old-growth forests in the Philippines are lost. More than 30,000 hectares of mangrove trees are degraded. Families who have been displaced by natural calamities reached more than 900,000. More than 640 species of animals in the country are threatened or endangered. Metro Manila alone produces more than 861,967 tons of trash. And every day, more than 40 incident reports of animal cruelty are reported.