May
9
Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel
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Boracay, Aklan. May 2012. Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel is a world-renowned, Triple-A resort located at the beachfront of Station 2 in Boracay Island, Philippines. The hotel has 52 rooms and suites and offers a modern Filipino design that captivates the essence of luxurious living in a tropical island setting. Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel is home to Don Vito Ristorante Italiano, an Italian Restaurant which was awarded as one of the Philippines Best Restaurant in 2011 by Asia Tatler Dining.
Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel also houses the famous Mandarin Spa, known for our therapists’ expertise in the traditional Filipino Massage and its foot spa. Experience incomparable pampering and enjoy the ultimate relaxation with a view of Boracay Island’s famous shoreline.
May it be an intimate affair or a grand convention, the best facilities and most heartwarming services are provided for every occasion. Our facilities can accommodate up to one hundred persons in a banquet set – up and can be partitioned to up to three break – out rooms for small meetings and gatherings.
For more information and details, email info@boracaymandarin.com or visit www.boracaymandarin.com.
About Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel:
Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel is a world-renowned, Triple-A resort located at the Beachfront, Station 2, Boracay Island, Philippines. Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel is also a Gold Brand awardee for 2010 to 2012. It houses 52 luxury rooms; a function hall fit for conventions and banquet celebrations. Boracay Mandarin Island Hotel also houses an Italian restaurant –Don Vito Ristorante Italiano, chosen by Philippine Tatler as one of the Philippines Best Restaurant in 2011 and is famous for its seafood dishes, authentic Italian Pasta and the much talked about wood fire brick oven baked pizza; Bucos Bar and Grill located at the beach front with live bands performing nightly; and the elegant Mandarin Spa, famous for its therapists’ expertise in the traditional Filipino Massage and its foot spa, which has a unique view of the Boracay shoreline.
May
7
The Wet Look’s new address
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THE WET LOOK / Tuason Auto Paint Technology Inc., the pioneer in 2K car painting and the only one that issues a 2 year warranty certificate on all its car refinishing has moved to a new, better and more accessible location to better serve its customers. The new shop is situated at 5444 South Super Hi way corner Gen. Lim, Bangkal, Makati City between the new Ducati sales and service center and the 3M office building.
For information on THE WET LOOK’s new address, products and services or rates, please call 02 8884342 or 02 7758920 or visit their website at www.thewetlook.com.ph
Mar
2
Here is an article we wrote for Juan Philippines Magazine years back:
TRAVEL LIGHT, TRAVEL RIGHT
- Pack light. Bring only essentials like sunscreen, medicine, at least two swimsuits, extra plastic bags, a pair of slippers, one formal clothing (just in case),toiletries, camera and extra money.
- Plan your outfits prior to leaving to avoid packing too much or too little.
- Write down all you intend to do to be more organized.
- Keep your cash hidden in different places—just in case you lose something.
- Make sure you leave some room in your luggage for souvenirs or purchases.
- Research about the place before travelling. It’s best to be informed about weather conditions, local customs, hangouts, etc.
- ID, ID, ID! Always make sure that it’s with you because that is your identity wherever you go.
Feb
21
Energy Saving Tips
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With the rising electricity costs and everything actually, here are some tips for every homeowner to follow to lessen that amount that always makes you frown every month:
From Lenddo.com:
- Unplug televisions and other electronic devices when not in use. Do not leave them on standby mode because this uses 10% to as much as 60% of the electricity, as if devices are switched on.
- Use compact fluorescent lights instead of incandescent bulb. Incandescent lamps really use a lot of electricity. A single 60-watt lamp which is used 5 hours/day would cost (at the present price of PhP 7/ KwH) PhP 63/month. If this lamp is replaced by a 12-watt Compact Fluorescent Lamp (CFL) – which gives out the same amount of light as a 60-watt incandescent lamp – the cost per month would go down to about PhP 13/month, resulting in a PhP 50/month savings for just replacing a single lamp!
- Use natural light during the day. Open the blinds and shutters and allow some direct sunlight into your home.
- Lessen the use of air-conditioners or electric fans by having good ventilation at home. Windows or other openings on opposite sides of your home will help draw air through.
- Use electric fans instead of air-conditioners. Fans use 98% less electricity.
- Iron your clothes all at once. You will save energy on warming the iron each time you use it.
- When drying your clothes, (especially in the summer time) instead of using drying equipments, wring out clothes and hang them directly under the sun.
- Open refrigerators only when needed. According to Home Energy Magazine, door openings account for 7% of your fridge energy use. Close the fridge door quickly so that it does not use extra power to return to its optimal cooling level.
- Use katol, instead of using electric mosquito repellants
- Use kettle in heating water, instead of using electric heating devices
If you have other tips, please feel free to post them here:)
Sep
12
Weekend Food and Lifestyle Market coming to the South soon! Vendors wanted!
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SODERNO@MOLITO LIFESTYLE CENTER – The newest weekend lifestyle market in the South!
Are you looking for a great place where you can enjoy shopping for innovative fashion fashion, arts and crafts and great-tasting food? Then come to SODERNO@MOLITO LIFESTYLE CENTRE – Your newest weekend food and lifestyle market in the South!
From the same organizers that brought you the successful Mercato Centrale@BGC, SODERNO@MOLITO LIFESTYLE CENTER – a destination weekend day and night lifestyle market where the whole family can enjoy THE BEST THAT THE SOUTH HAS TO OFFER. The market includes:
- FASHION. Innovative fashion finds and accessories from new designers.
- ARTS AND CRAFTS. Unique arts and crafts from up-and-coming artists.
- FOOD. Great-tasting gourmet dishes, delicacies and pastries from home chefs and bakers
- ORGANIC & NATURAL PRODUCE. Freshly harvested organic & natural fruits and vegetables and a selection of free-range meats, seafood and dairy products
SODERNO is a haven for emerging talents in fashion and the arts and for new and unique food finds!
We have the following market days:
- SODERNO LIFESTYLE MARKET every SATURDAY (7am-4pm). The Lifestyle market is the place to enjoy fashion, arts and crafts and food.
- SODERNO ORGANIC MARKET every SUNDAY (7am-4pm). The Organic Lifestyle market is the place to go for food, organic and natural produce and eco-friendly products.
- SODERNO NIGHT MARKET every FRIDAY & SATURDAY (6pm-3am). The vibrant Night market combines the best that each market has to offer: fashion, arts & crafts and, of course, food!
And you can enjoy SODERNO in a comfortable, well-ventilated, free wi-fi and pet-friendly environment!
SODERNO is located at the Molito Lifestyle Center (the location of the former Big Bang sa Alabang) at the corners of Alabang Zapote Road, Madrigal Avenue and Commerce Avenue (in front of Alabang Town Center and Ayala Alabang Village).
SODERNO starts on October 14 (Friday) and EVERY weekend thereafter! Make SODERNO your weekend lifestyle market habit!
If you have unique fashion finds or you are a fashion designer/entrepreneur, if you are an arts/crafts vendor/supplier or artist, or if you are a cook/chef/baker or food supplier/entrepreneur or you just like to cook/bake and are interested to be apply as vendor-partner, please email us at admin@soderno.com or text 09178401152. We have special discounted rates for those who apply before October 14. Please apply soonest as slots are limited.







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