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Samsung, the global market leader in high-tech electronics and digital media, is the youth’s curator for their passions and imaginations with its exclusive youth-oriented campaign, Samsung I Imagine. The digital world and fashion becomes the youth’s platform to voice out and be heard as Samsung collaborates with the coolest purveyor of trends, Folded and Hung.
The Samsung I Imagine Shout-out Making Contest was done online where over 10,000 entries from students aged 15 to 25 registered and posted their shout-outs about the three categories Talk, Play, and Love. They were also able to able to give their two thumbs up and vote for their favorite shout-outs. Winners of the contest get bragging rights as their shout-outs will be printed in cool and hip Folded and Hung hoodies which will be sold in Folded and Hung stores in Mall of Asia, Robinson’s Place Galleria, Unimart, SM San Lazaro, Southmall, Market Market, Shangri-La Plaza, Robinson’s Place Ermita, SM Megamall, Trinoma, Glorietta 2, Eastwood Mall, SM North The Block, and Alabang Town Center. The hoodies will be available starting on the first week of January 2010, proceeds of which will be donated to Samsung Hope which sends kids back to school.
Tonight, the campaign culminates in an installation event dubbed as “I Imagine” featuring the visuals of renowned fashion photographer Ronnie Salvacion. TALK is represented by Erin Torrejon (DLSU), Jessica Mendoza (ADMU), Marc Catubay (Southeast Asian College), Melissa Gohing (DLSU) and Simon Atkins (DLSU) while Migo Llamas (Colegio de San Juan de Letran), Tricia Gosingtian (ADMU), Jasmine Maierhofer (Adamson University), Riki Flores (UP), and Elmer Espiritu (UE) poses for his lenses for PLAY. A video installation on LOVE with Andi Manzano (Miriam College), Jai Reyes (ADMU), Monika Sta. Maria (DLSU), Nico Salva (ADMU), and Joshua Webb (DLSU) completes the categories.
Migo Llamas: “I Imagine that I’m cheering for a good cause.”
Tricia Gosingtian: “I Imagine breathing art to life.”
Jasmine Maierhofer: “I Imagine that after several years, Philippine fashion would be at par with Paris, Milan, London and other international fashion districts.”
Riki Flores: “I Imagine public service for the greater good of the people and not for the greater good of the ego.”
A fashion show featuring Folded and Hung’s collections rule the ramp. The 2009 Holiday Collection inspired by a collage of vintage glam and pop that features the Drummer boy look. There is a feel of classic modern vibe that makes this collection very interesting. Then there is the FH Filipino Heroes Shout out Collection that is inspired by modern day heroes of our country which started at the height of typhoon Ondoy where we witnessed the Filipino spirit of Bayanihan, people helping each other unconditionally. With the emergence of Manny Pacquiao and Efren Penaflorida Jr. our heroes of the year who have brought us international prestige and have made us all proud to be Filipinos. The FH Filipino Heroes Shout Out collection features a series of nationalistic slogans and icons. Lastly, there’s the preview to The Folded and Hung’s 2010 summer collection that transcends the typical beach looks. Tribal elements and inspirations feature a fresh and young urban fashion statement that’s nothing you have ever seen this year. With silhouettes that are loose and comfortable, you will definitely enjoy your summer in style.
Finally, the winners of the Samsung I Imagine Shout-out Making Contest will be awarded and their shout-outs, unveiled. The shout-outs were judged according to Relevance to the Chosen Category (40%), Creativity (40%), and Total number of online votes (20%). On TALK, Isabella Martinez from University of Sto. Tomas (UST) wins with her shout-out, “I imagine and I will make it happen.” On PLAY, Guillermo II Francisco also from University of Sto. Tomas (UST) wins with his shout-out “I Imagine our generation united in one beat.” Lastly, on LOVE, Phili Jacinth Dayupay from Rizal Technology University bags the prize with his shout-out “I Imagine total peace in 3, 2, 1”.
Aside from proclaiming their shout-outs to the world of fashion through Folded and Hung, the winners will also take home exciting prizes such as P30,000 cash, the Samsung Corby mobile phone, Samsung ST500 Dual LCD Camera, Samsung CLP-315 printer, Samsung LapFit LD190G TV, 5 Samsung “I Imagine” hoodies to keep or giveaway, and P10,000 worth of gift certificates from Folded & Hung. Their schools will also receive a Samsung LCD TV.
There will also be a raffle draw for all who registered whether to upload their own shout-out or vote, in the website www.samsungimagine.com. Each registration is equivalent to one raffle entry which will be drawn on December 15, 2009. Up to 500 Samsung I Imagine hoodies, 20 Samsung phones and 20 Samsung DVD players are up for grabs.
The highly successful Samsung I Imagine campaign proves that the youth wants to be heard and to make a difference. Given an avenue for them to shout-out their true passions and imaginations, they will take the chance to inspire us all and encourage us to act on what was once just an imagination.
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In search of a banner hymn that would best capture the spirit of its upcoming Quadricentennial celebration, the University of Santo Tomas has launched the Q Song Writing Contest, inviting all Thomasian alumni, faculty members, employees and students to participate as the University marks another musical milestone in its 400-year history.
Entries maybe individually or collaboratively authored and written in English or Filipino with a duration of at least two minutes but not exceeding three minutes. Submitted entries must be in CD format, sung by a solo singer/ artist with or without instrumental accompaniment, together with hard copies of the lyrics and the accomplished application forms placed in sealed brown envelopes. The entries must also be certified original by the contestant.
A screening committee will choose five finalists based on their entries’ musicality (70 percent) and lyrics (30 percent). The finalists shall pick their own interpreters, preferably professional singers, who will perform in the Grand Finals on December 10 at the UST Medicine Auditorium.
The winners will receive Php 150,000 for the first prize, Php 100,000 for the second prize and Php 75,000 for the third prize. The fourth and fifth placers will take home Php 20,000 each.
Deadline for the submission of entries is on November 5 at the UST Office of Public Affairs. International and regional entries may be submitted through mail or courier and must be postmarked on or before November 5. Entries may also be e-mailed at opa@mnl.ust.edu.ph.
For more inquires contact the UST Office of Public Affairs at 731-3544 and look for Ms. Reina Serador or Ms. Micha Lagniton.
Click the photos to view mechanics and entry forms.
Pay it forward. Let’s all lend a helping hand to our less fortunate brothers and sisters. Participate in Tulong Tomasino, a donation drive for the victims of Typhoon Ondoy.
Time: September 30, 2009 to October 2, 2009
Location: UST TAN YAN KEE STUDENT CENTER
Organized By: UST OSA AND UST OCD
TULONG TOMASINO : The University of Santo Tomas Tan Yan Kee Student Center (UST-TYK) is open from
8am -5pm today, Sept. 30 until Friday, October 2, 2009 as
the CENTER OF RELIEF OPERATIONS FOR THE VICTIMS OF BAGYONG ONDOY,
Immediate Needs:
- rice
- canned goods
- water
- old wearable clothes
- medicine & toiletries
We are also accepting cash donations.
Marami pong Salamat!
*UST Office for Community Development (OCD) and
UST Office for Student Affairs (OSA)
The rainfall brought by Typhoon ONDOY to Metro Manila and nearby areas in a span of six hours on September 26, 2009 was the most in recorded history, surpassing the previous record in 1967. This calamity has caused tremendous loss for the people of Manila. Let us make a move and help our fellowmen.You can help them by giving out food, clothes or cash. Every little thing we do counts.
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1. Victory Fort is opening its doors to those affected by the typhoon. Call 813-FORT.
2. NoyMar relief Operations: Clare Amador (+639285205508) or Jana Vicente at +639285205499). Drop off for relief donations is at Balay Expo Center across Farmers Market Cubao.
3. Miriam Quiambao drop off points: One Orchard Road Building in Eastwood, or message http://www.twitter.com/miriamq for more details.
4. Philippine Army Gym inside Fort Bonifacio or GHQ Gym in Camp Aguinaldo are now distributing donations for Ondoy Victims.
5. Team Manila stores in Trinoma, Mall of Asia, Jupiter Bel-Air and Rockwell shall be accepting relief goods (Canned Goods, Ready-to-drink Milk,Bottled Water and Clothes) for distribution by Veritas.
6. Caritas Manila Office at Jesus St., Pandacan Manila near Nagtahan Bridge (+632-5639298, +632-5639308)
7. Radio Veritas at Veritas Tower West Ave. Cor EDSA (+632-9257931-40)
8. Aranaz Stores in Rockwell & Greenbelt is accepting donations of any kind for Payatas communities affected by Ondoy
9. Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan Task Force Noah, a disaster response arm of the Jesuits, is accepting donations. Please drop it off sa Ateneo Cervini Dorm.
10. Philippine National Red Cross‘ different ways to Donate.
11. Red Cross Load Donations: Right now the easiest way to make donations from the seat of your chair is via mobile phone load. The Red Cross Rescue and Relief Operations. Text: RED [space] AMOUNT to 2899 (Globe) or 4483 (Smart)
12. Ateneo de Manila University is now accepting donations for the victims of Ondoy. Donations can be dropped at MVP Lobby. For those stranded/those who need help: To all students who need help or know of people who need help. Please text the name, location, and contact number to (+6329088877166). ATENEO, which is now an open shelter, accepts refugees. Call (+632917-8952792)
13. Papemelroti stores in 91 Roces Ave. / Ali Mall Cubao / SM City North EDSA / SM Fairview / SM Megamall / Glorietta 3 in Makati / SM Centerpoint / SM Southmall are accepting relief goods (canned goods / milk / bottled water / clothes – NO CASH pls.)
14. TXTPower now accepts donations via SmartMoney 5577514418667103, GCash 09179751092 and Paypal http://is.gd/3GvuN
15. Our Lady of Pentecost Parish (+632-4342397, +632-9290665) per Gabe Mercado, donations are very much welcome. The Parish is located at 12 F. Dela Rosa corner C. Salvador Sts., Loyola Heights, Quezon City.
16. Hillsborough Village Chapel – Water, blankets, shoes, and clothes may be sent to Hillsborough Village Chapel in Muntinlupa City. These will go to families whose houses were washed out in the nearby sitios.
17. Greenhills/Mandaluyong/San Juan Area, if you want to help out with the rescue and relief operations, you can drop off your donations (clothes, food, etc..) at La Salle Greenhills Gate 2 tomorrow or volunteer from 9am to receive, sort, repack the donations.
18. LUCA stores (Rockwell, Shang-rila, Eastwood, or GA towers): Send your old clothes & donations (no cash pls).
19. “LUZON RELIEF: Volunteer / Donate / Pray”: Donations can be brought to RENAISSANCE FITNESS CENTER, 2nd Floor, Bramante Building, Renaissance Towers Ortigas, Meralco Avenue, Pasig City starting MONDAY (Sept.28) / 9am – 7pm Contact Person: Warren Habaluyas (+632929-8713488) or email at luzonrelief@gmail.com
20. MOONSHINE boutique in Rockwell also accepting relief good to help Ondoy victims in Marikina and Cainta.
21. Katipunan Avenue. Contact Erica Paredes at (+632917-4741930) — they need bread, packed juice, sandwich filling (tuna, chicken, anything) You can help her make them, deliver the sandwiches to her house, or help her distribute! Call for more details.
22. Manor Superclub, Eastwood City will accept goods and other emergency items starting Sunday at 10 am.
23. Citizens Disaster Response Center (CDRC): Relief goods for typhoon victims being accepted at 72-A Times St., West Triangle, QC. Tel (+632-9299820/22)
24. MINISTOP IBARRA (Espana cor. Blumentritt, Sampaloc Manila) is also accepting relief goods, Food (non-perishable goods only) Clothing, Medicines, Beds, Pillows, Blankets, Emergency Supplies to help Typhoon Ondoy victims.
25. Whitespace 2314 Chino Roces Ave Ext as a Mkt drop-off for relief goods.
26. Tulong Bayan hotlines for donations and volunteers are (+632908-6579998) Marilyn, (+632939-3633436) Jenn (+632-9137122, +632-9136254 & +632-9133306).
27. AKBAYAN’s taking donations, call 433-69-33/433-68-31 to donate or volunteer.
28. Worldvision Foundation is also accepting donations/volunteers to pack relief goods in QC. For $donations, BPI:USDacct #4254-0050-08
29. Xavier School in San Juan is now accepting donations, please bring to Multipurpose Center (MPC).
30. ABS-CBN through Banco de Oro account number 56300-20111 account name: ABS-CBN Foundation Incorporation
31. Move for Chiz is asking for volunteers at Bay Park Tent, along Roxas Blvd., beside Max Restaurant and Diamond Hotel in Manila, or at Gilas Minipark at Unang Hakbang St., Gilas Q.C.
32. Sen. Kiko Pangilinan is accepting donations @ AGS Bldg Annex, 446 EDSA Guadalupe Viejo. Contact Vina Vargas at (+632917-8081247)
33. Operation Rainbow (Zac Faelnar Camara) at Ayala Alabang Village needs Canned Goods, Ready-To-Eat Food, Bottled Water, Ready-To-Drink Milk/ Juice, Clothing, Blankets, contact (+632-4687991)
34. Relief Efforts for Pasig at Valle Verde 1 Village Park, contact (+632916-4945000, +632917-5273616)
35. World Vision partners with Phil Coast Guard and kind individuals for relief distribution to 3k families. Call (+632-3747618 local 242) or text (+632917-8623209) to help
36. PLAYSCHOOL INTERNATIONAL in Better Living is open to receive relief goods. Feel free to drop it there for your convenience. No Cash Pls.
37. Sagip Kapamilya hotlines (+632-4132667, +632-4160387)
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* FINDERSERVICE. For Smart, text “wis
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Up and coming all-girl band Slambug screams rock music while making sure that they go on stage in style. Composed of Alyssa Tambago on lead guitars, Diane Santos on rhythm, Jerus Trinidad on vocals, Jam Cinco on bass guitars and Vina San Juan on drums, Slambug was initially formed while the five were still attending St. Mark’s Institute in Las Pinas City.
“We first met in school. We like to hang out a lot and just like ordinary girls, we love fashion. However, the greater force that brought us together is our passion for music,” says Slambug drummer Vina San Juan.
She adds, “Now that we just graduated from our secondary courses, we can’t wait to let the world know that girls know how to rock too!”
Definitely, Slambug exudes girl power like no other!
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