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10/14/2015

PROMO ALERT! P250 OFF for any CLN Items Online!

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I ordered Circa Wedge Slide from them and use the code and yes its working! I first try Metro address and the shipping fee cost 100Php but when I changed it to my provincial address because I'm having trouble with my Paypal I choose Cash on Delivery (COD) and I got same shipping fee 100Php too.

10/13/2015

WARNING: Parent's with Kiddos Playing Online Minecraft

acodeza 10/13/2015 11:29:00 PM Reviews and Others , 0 Comments

Hello,

Sharing very important reminder:

"Dear parents, wanted to share this incident that happened first hand to a co-parent just a few minutes ago. Let's educate our kids not to share information to strangers. We don't know what can happen.

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Hi Parents,

Just want to share with you all what happened tonight. My son clark was playing minecraft using his ipad and meron cyang online voice chat. He usually play minecraft and use voice chat with children from other countries playing minecraft din. As we all know internet dami na nagagawa. Pero tonight he was chatting with this guy and i was beside him that's why i overheard the conversation. The guy sounded like 30 yrs old or something and i was wondering why would a man at this age play minecraft. Afterwards nagtagalog yung lalake so i realized pilipino yung kausap ni clark. Then the guy started to ask clark personal questions like do you have a facebook account, saan ka nakatira, ano work ng mama and papa mo, sino madalas mo kasama sa bahay and the last question was kelan wala dyan parents mo punta ako laro tayo. Thats the time na kinuha ko ipad nya and i ask the guy "ilang taon ka na?" Then he was talking to another person he said "pre katabi yung tatay."

then the other guy from the background said "ala na yan, hanap ka ng iba" then he disconnected from the game. Just want to give you all a warning especially if your children are playing online games. I'm pretty sure you all know what i'm talking about. And what could possibly happen."

FYI: This post came from a Facebook status and I am not sure who's the person who shared this but truth or not we parents should be extra careful with our kids. We need to talk to them, educate our kids about being careful talking to strangers and the possible outcome of giving out personal informations.

10/12/2015

‪#‎PILIpinas‬ Sino ang pipiliin mo? - Grace Bondad Nicolas

acodeza 10/12/2015 12:01:00 AM PressRelease , 1 Comments

Manila, Philippines---On October 12, 2015, The Commission On Election (COMELEC) headed by it's Spokesman, Director James Jimenez launched an initiative to educate and influence Filipinos to think better, empower their neighbors and to vote wisely with the launch of #PILIpinas on Social Media. It's a campaign in order for Filipinos to be ready for this coming May 2016 election with the following objectives:

1. To have a better Philippines by electing the right government officials starts from the lowest post in Barangays up to the Presidential hopefuls.

2. To choose better candidates who will represent the masses.

3. To elect public servants who are patriotic, ready to sacrifice their life for the Filipino people and will help the Philippines to be a first world country once again.

Filipinos right now are 100 Million according to statistics and based on the survey that our economy is getting stronger in terms of investors and employment rate which we're not everyone believes because of the visual poverty that we can see around like growing of indigent people in rural and urban areas and price increase of basic goods and services over the past years.

#PILIpinas is one way to enlighten, empower and share awareness to everyone on who are the right people to vote for this coming election.

#PILIpinas will give the public a chance on what they like to tell to the candidates via Twitter and Facebook. For more information please log on to http://www.pili-pinas.info.