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The Queen of All Media started delivering the ‘padama’ when LBC surprised media by  sending ‘padala’ to celebrate her launch as their first celebrity brand endorser The Queen of All Media started delivering the ‘padama’ when LBC surprised media by sending ‘padala’ to celebrate her launch as their first celebrity brand endorser Manila, Philippines – In an event titled From LBC to the World, With Love, Kris Aquino was recently launched as the first celebrity brand endorser of LBC Express, Inc., the leading courier service, logistics and money remittance provider in the Philippines. Just as Kris’ every step continues to capture the collective imagination of the Filipino people wherever they are, LBC brings the “padama” in every “padala” with 4,400 branches, partners, and agents in more than 20 countries. Before the event, guests were asked to name their favorite city and if they thoughtfully did, they would receive a box full of goodies representing that city – a curated mix of signature delicacies, curios, and fun stuff.  Some of the surprised guests were lucky enough to receive their packages the morning after the event. Two weeks later, happy guests are still posting their boxes full of treats from around the world. To highlight LBC’s global presence, employees from as far as Italy, United Arab Emirates, and the United States of America personally greeted Kris Aquino through a wall-to-wall panoramic screen in The Eye at Green Sun. A high-energy video montage of employees around the world dancing also entertained the excited Read More …

BY MARISSA ACIERTO l SCCPRESS.COM www.facebook.com/PTEHope SAN DIEGO – On May 23rd, 2015 the 4th Annual Pagasa-Tumainisha-Esperanza-Hope, Inc. (PTE-HOPE, Inc.) Multicultural Festival was held at the Bonita – Sunnyside Branch, San Diego County Library, 4375 Bonita Road. The organization was sponsored by the County of San Diego Board of Supervisor; Supervisor Greg Cox; Supervisor Dave Roberts; San Diego County Library and Friends of Bonita – Sunnyside Library. The Three Wise Men one of the hottest DJ on Wednesday at the Gaslamp District in Downtown performed.  The DJ’s are Alvin Guarin “Sleepy”; Randy Jingo “J-Mauve”; Mark  Mon “Sikbeatz” and Jayar Semano “J-Eazy”. The emcee was Cheryl Daen – White, one of the top 5 finalist for Miss California to Miss America.  She was former Miss San Diego, Miss Orange County, founder of EDUCATE and entrepreneur for Cherie & Co. The opening remarks were given from the following official attendees were Donna Ohr, Deputy Director, San Diego County Library; Dr. Maxine Sherard, Vice President of PTE-HOPE, Inc.; Marisa Lowe, Branch Manager, Bonita-Sunnyside Library and co-host chair of the PTE-HOPE, Inc. Multicultural Festival; Pledge of Allegiance given by Darlene Montgomery, Treasurer, Friends of Bonita-Sunnyside Library; Invocation given by Emmanuel “Manny” Cabildo, Co-founder Concerned Filipino American Club (CFAC) & former President/Secretary, Filipino American Veterans Association San Diego & President, Fleets Reserve Association, Branch 84;  U.S. National Anthem “The Star Spangled Banner” sung by Melanie Jimenez, Winner of “San Diego Got Talent” and Finalist of a Hollywood Talent competition. CBS TV Announcer broadcasted her LIVE on TV as the Next Read More …

By Stefanus Ian Olympic-bound Filipino-American Eric Cray swept to 100m victory at the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games on Tuesday as he led a Filipino-American assault on the athletics competition. Cray, who will represent the Philippines at next year’s Olympics in the 400m hurdles, switched to 100m but easily won with a personal best of 10.25sec. (Photo posted on Facebook bearing Eric Cray’s name) Singapore, Singapore (AFP)  – Texas-based Eric Cray swept to 100m victory at the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games on Tuesday as he led a Filipino-American assault on the athletics competition. Cray, who will represent the Philippines at next year’s Olympics in the 400m hurdles, switched to 100m but easily won with a personal best of 10.25sec. The Philippines’ California-born Kayla Richardson, 17, edged Thailand’s Tassaporn Wannakit in the women’s 100m, and Caleb Stuart smashed the Games’ men’s hammer record to take gold. Cray, 26, dominated the men’s 100m, topping the heats and then winning the final by 0.2sec from Indonesia’s Boby Yaspi, with Thai defending champion Jirapong Meenapra fifth. Some critics question the Philippines’ policy of recruiting overseas talent with Filipino heritage, but Cray said it was an honour to represent his mother’s country. “I just feel that if you have Filipino blood and you cherish the traditions of the Philippines, you know it’s a great honour for me to be able to represent and I am just happy that they allow me to,” he told reporters. “My mother is Filipino and she was born in Olongapo and Read More …