Friday, May 8, 2015

XyXon’s HeartCore®, Asia’s leading Web Content & Customer Experience Management platform partners with Asia Digital Marketing Expo 2015

"For a company, a website is an integral marketing platform. HeartCore does more, however, than provide a simple website creation tool - in addition to supporting businesses, sites, and business scenes of all shapes and sizes and making it much more efficient to operate the websites that represent your company to the market, HeartCore can serve as the foundation of your marketing activities." 
This is according to the company's website. XyXon’s HeartCore® is the Asia’s leading Web Content & Customer Experience Management (CXM) platform partners with Asia Digital Marketing Expo 2015 with Lewis Hong as one of the speakers who will be coming from Singapore to share his expertise.

Friday, February 20, 2015

[PRESS RELEASE] TREE TOP ADVENTURE

ADVENTURE on a TOP of the TREES..

Last week, we're bound to Baguio to use our purchased ticket of TREE TOP ADVENTURE which will going to expire this end of the week..  At first I am hesitant to go but I still push it even for a day just to lessen your worries and stress from work. 

What rides catches my attention is, the Tree Drop... Where in your hanging around 60 feet high and dropped in a seconds. 

Uhmmhh.. What I can say?... "I want to try it more, even up to 5 times and in  more than 60 feet". Sorry, I don't have a souvenir copy of the photo because its too expensive if you want to have a copy of it.. 



Monday, August 18, 2014

[PRESS RELEASE] Save the Children Calls to Action for a 500 Day Countdown to the End of the UN MDGs

Mobile Health Clinic  – A mother watches her baby after a health check
at a mobile health clinic set up by Save the Children.

MANILA, Philippines – 
Today marks 500 days until the Millennium Development Goals reach their conclusion and the Philippines looks set to miss the target for reducing preventable child deaths.

The 2015 MDG 4 target for Philippines is 20 deaths per 1,000 live births. Whilst there has been some improvement from the 60 deaths per 1000 in 1990, there has been little progress in cutting down neonatal mortality (deaths in the first month of life), which makes up almost half of all under-5 deaths.

Save the Children’s global study on newborn deaths. released earlier this year reveals that Philippines is one of the top 10 countries in the world with the greatest gap in equality for newborn deaths between poorest and wealthiest, and between rural and urban households.  Babies born to the poorest and hardest to reach groups are most at risk of dying within few days after birth.

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