When I was in college and graduate school, I could not study without my Post-it Flags. These are clear adhesive strips with colored tips that you stick onto your notebook or textbook as a placeholder or to highlight an important paragraph without damaging the book. I accidentally discovered them in National Bookstore, when I bought them because of their pretty colors. Once I discovered what they could do, they quickly became an indispensable tool, especially when consulting several thick books for writing papers. These flags helped me locate important passages in mere seconds, saving me time spent flipping through the pages, trying to find my way back.

This school year, Post-It provides a few tips on helping you get to the top of your class. The key is really just being able to organize your schedule and your notes effectively. Once you’ve got this down, studying and getting your projects done will be a breeze.

Calendar your Classes. The moment you get your schedule, map it out on a calendar to serve as your guide. Not only will this keep you organized, it also eliminates embarrassing moments like being late for class or even forgetting you had one! A calendar will be helpful as you memorize new class and org meeting schedules as well as extra-curricular activities. You can even make your own personalized calendar and express yourself as a daily reminder to be creative and fun despite the pressures of school.

Color Code Your Notes. Wrap different notebooks in different, eye-catching colors so you can find and reach for the right notebook during the right class. If you’re using a binder, make color-coded tabs for each subject and flip through each section easily. Use Post-it® Flags which come in different colors and are great for color-coding documents.

Keep an Organizer or Planner. A busy bee that you are you can’t be expected to keep track of all your deadlines mentally and you can’t always take your big calendar with you. Keep an organizer or planner on hand to jot down your meetings and assignments. You can buy one readymade or express yourself and make one of your own. Using Post-it® Arrow Flags can also help pinpoint important schedules and gives you extra space to write down changes in location or time.

Study in a Nook of Your Own. A classroom has so many distractions but if you have a study nook in your home or dorm, you can concentrate on reading the lessons for the next day and on completing your homework. Keep it colorful and fun by expressing yourself and decorating your study space. Whether you remember things better through words or through doodles, Post-it® Notes Original Cubes and Original Notes can help information stick to your mind.

Post-It products can be found at any bookstore or office supply store near you.————

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Guess who loves to shop at Divisoria ?

Me, of course and who else?

The former first lady, Imelda Marcos.

I took this photo sometime 2005 when I spotted her at 168 Mall

And perhaps you!

Not all of you are familiar with Divisoria so I took the liberty of placing a map here as a guide to your shopping needs.

Click to enlarge

Source of map: Taralets.com

Though Divisoria may look disorganized, each street has its own specialization of goods. Taralets.com gives a very comprehensive list of places to shop:

Juan Luna: Juan Luna Shopping Plaza (between Sta. Elena and Binondo Church) – wholesale clothes, bags, handkerchiefs, bandanas, raincoats, socks, towels, office supplies, novelty items, slippers

Juan Luna (from Recto to Sta. Elena): trapal, linoleum flooring, foam, tissues, dried marine products, styro, fishermen supplies, bed foam, banig, umbrellas, tents

Commercio: plastic bags and containers

Sta. Elena: strawberries and other fruits, tissue rolls, fried street food, 168 Mall – Bldg 1, New Divisoria Mall, New Divisoria Center (party supplies, toys, decorations and giveaways).

Tabora: souvenirs for weddings, debuts, halloween costumes, kitchenware, pillow cases, doormats, refrigerator towels, aprons, curtains, table runners, shorts and dusters, parts of fancy fashion accessories like beads, laces, rhinestones and crystals.

De Santos: vegetables, kitchen wares, plastic and glass containers, plates, cups, saucers, drinking glasses, ingredients for flavored beverages, atomizers, cream canisters (for repacking ointments and beauty products), nuts candied fruits, dried fish, Divisoria Mall

Planas: special fruits like fuji apples, ponkan seedless grapes, pears, grapefruits, 859 Fashion Accessories: rubber bands, hair clips, pony tails, belt bags, cellphone holders

Santo Cristo (left-side of Recto): school & office supplies, crackers, macaroni, sweet corn, gift wrappers, fancy jewelry, bracelets, bakery products.

Santo Cristo (right-side of Recto): vegetables

Asuncion: fruits

Chavez: hair accessories, wallets, stuffed toys, pillows, synthetic foam, anahaw fans, small baskets for give aways, laces, hats

C.M. Recto: school bags, slippers, clothes, toys, belts, plastic ware, party giveaways, bags, pillows, blankets, Tutuban Center, Yangco Bldg. (along Recto between Tabora & Ylaya Sts.) you’ll find all kinds of textiles, gowns, kimona and other clothes.

Bilbao and Padre Faura: Wholesale prices: red and white onions, bell peppers, young corn, cabbage, garlic, potatoes

Ylaya (left-side of Recto): fish, chicken, pork, eggs, string beans, eggplants, etc.

Ylaya (right-side of Recto): shirts, underwear, clothes for children, school uniforms

Soler: bed foam, textile wholesaler, linoleum, banig, trapal, umbrellas, tents

Dagupan to Malong: rice wholesalers

El Cano: bakery products, spices, beans, sago, gulaman, plastic bags, styrofoam cups and food package

The Divisoria Malls

1.New Divisoria Mall
2. 168 Mall
3. Tutuban Shopping Center
4. Tutuban Midnight Market (open 9pm to 12am)
5. Juan Luna Plaza Shopping Mall
6. Meisic Mall
7. New Divisoria Center – party supplies, toys, decorations and giveaways
8. Yangco Bldg. (along Recto between Tabora & Ylaya Sts.) – all kinds of textiles, gowns, kimona and other clothes.
9. 859 Fashion Accessories (Planas) – rubber bands, hair clips, pony tails, belt bags, cellphone holders

Don’t forget to bring extra shopping bags and a companion to help you carry your bags. Enjoy shopping!

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If you’re thinking of going to makeup school, wait for the opening of the Makeup Designory (MUD). That’s right – the largest makeup school in the United States as well as the pro makeup brand, is finally coming to the Philippines! MUD was founded ten years ago in Los Angeles by accomplished professional artisans, and soon after the birth of the second school in New York. This empowered them to bring excellence to make-up education.

With the emergence of MUD in our Philippine shores, student will be able to study the state of the art techniques in beauty make-up artistry, hairstyling, character and special effects make-up.

No news on the exact date of the opening just yet, but you can stay updated by liking Makeup Designory Philippines on Facebook. You may also learn more about the school at www.mud.edu.

Accomplished professional make-up artisans, who share a passion for creating an inspirational learning environment, teach our students practical and sophisticated skills.

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Looking for something to do with your kids on Easter? Come to Rockwell’s Easter Candyland and treat yourself to a soda-tasting, number-guessing & candy-filled afternoon with surprises from Hobbes & Landes, Build City, Maxiworks, Datablitz and Q Power Station! Program starts at 1pm until 5pm. Tickets are P500 each (good for 1 child and 1 adult). You may get your tickets from the Power Plant Mall Admin Office, P1 Level of the mall. For more inquiries, please call 898-1702. See you there!————

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In the span of just a day, Typhoon Ondoy displaced 300,000 families all over Metro Manila and killed around 90 people. The storm may have passed, but the worst is not yet over for those who managed to survive. The displaced families desperately need food, clothes, medicine, and blankets until they can reclaim their homes – and our government is doing nothing about it.

We don’t have to rely on our useless government to get things done. You too can help the victims of Typhoon Ondoy by donating the said items to a drop-off point near you. For those who are abroad and willing to help, you can make online donations through the following accounts. Together, we can help our fellow Filipinos overcome the tragedy and destruction caused by this devastating typhoon.

For more information on Typhoon Ondoy and how you can help, visit OndoyManila.

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The 14th French Film Festival in Manila opens at the Shangri-La Cineplex tonight, June 5, and will run until June 14. This year’s lineup is a conservative mix of 14 artistic films that were shown at the Cannes Film Festival, as well as local films like Raya Martin’s La Independencia, Janice Perez’s Sabongero, and Brillante Mendoza’s Serbis. Tout de Suite, which was part of the original screening list, was rated X by the country’s moral compass MTRCB (Movie and Television Review and Classification Board) and removed from the film festival. The Pianiste, which originally had two screenings, also got an X rating, but it received a special permit for only one screening. With an institution like the MTRCB around, should I really be surprised that there aren’t any French horror films in this year’s lineup?

Admission to all movies is free on a first-come first-serve basis. Look under the cut for the schedule of the 14th French Film Festival in Manila.

June 5, Friday
Home – 7:30 p.m.

June 6, Saturday
Un Secret- 12:30 p.m.
Ca Brûle – 3:00 p.m.
Jean de la Fontaine – 5:30 p.m.
Van Gogh – 8:00 p.m.

June 7, Sunday
Home – 12:30 p.m.
Marie-Jo et Ses Deux Amours – 3:00 p.m.
Flandres – 5:30 p.m.
Ma Saison Preferee – 8:00 p.m.

June 8, Monday
Van Gogh – 12:30pm
Flandres – 3:30 p.m.
Ca Brûle – 5:30 p.m.
Zim et Co – 8:00 p.m.

June 9, Tuesday
Zim et Co – 12:30pm
Marie-Jo et Ses Deux Amours – 3:00 p.m.
Flandres – 5:30 p.m.
Jean de la Fontaine – 8:00 p.m.

June 10, Wednesday
Ca Brûle – 12:30pm
Home – 3:00 p.m.
Van Gogh – 5:30 p.m.
Un Secret – 8:30 p.m.

June 11, Thursday
Dix-Sept Fois Cecile Cassard – 12:30pm
400 coups – 3:00 p.m.
L’esquive – 5:30 p.m.
La Pianiste – 8:00 p.m.

June 12, Friday
Sabongero – 3:00 p.m.
Serbis – 5:30 p.m.
Independencia – 8:00 p.m.

June 13, Saturday
Ridicule – 12:30 p.m.
Dix-Sept Fois Cecile Cassard – 3:00 p.m.
L ‘Esquive – 5:30 p.m.
Flandres – 8:00 p.m.

June 14, Sunday
Un Secret – 12:30pm
Jean de la Fontaine – 3:00 p.m.
Les Quatre Cent Coups – 5:30 p.m.
Van Gogh – 8:00 p.m.

Head over to spot.ph read the synopsis of the 14 films.————

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It’s the time of year when people flock to the nearest Starbucks to spend hundreds, maybe thousands of pesos on cups and cups coffee. All because they want to accumulate stickers for yet another Starbucks planner. The planner promo is a clever marketing strategy that boosts the coffee giants’ sales, but all it really does is encourage people to spend mindlessly on beverages and objects they don’t need.

Instead of wasting your money on expensive, designer coffee, why not get yourself a Journal that will Actually Change Your Life?

“This Journal will Actually Change your Life” is a 2009 Planner from Free Speech Publications, a new local publishing house that “aims to write & publish books that are visionary & life changing” and “to distribute books that provide fresh answers to the situations in contemporary society”. The 2009 Planner is hardbound in black with colored pages. And instead of subtle advertisements to make you buy more coffee, the pages contain interesting trivia, quotations, and other kinds of “useless” information.

Besides the usual monthly and weekly calendars, the Free Speech Publications 2009 journal also has lots of other useful features such as quarterly health check-ups and soul inventory, a weekly mood chart, a monthly expenses tracker, note pages, measurement conversion tables, an address book, even a little section on flags! Not to mention there’s also lots and lots of space for doodling and making other notes.

The Journal That Will Change Your Life is not only a useful planner to have around – buying one will actually help make a difference. All proceeds will go to the Lifeline Foundation Support Team, a non-profit, non-government organization dedicated to educating the poor and giving relief to the oppressed.

Grab a Journal That Will Change Your Life and make a difference for only Php 850 (less than what you would spend for a Starbucks planner!). Available at Fully Booked and Power Books.
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Red Box refines and redefines the karaoke bar experience. There’s nothing here but with excellent acoustics and top-of-the-line facilities that music-loving karaoke enthusiasts will enjoy. That’s because unlike the average karaoke bar, which offers cramped rooms and outdated beer garden songs, Red Box is catered to fit the lifestyle of city sophisticates.

You don’t have to stay in front of the TV the entire time you’re there. Rooms 11 and 12 bisected with a divider, with the TV and stylish leatherette chairs on one side and a pool table on the other. In Room 21 you can find a poker table at the bar and a balcony where you can relax and dance to the music blaring from the surrounding bars.

Red Box has branches in Greenbelt 3 and Trinoma. For inquiries and room reservations, call at 756188 or visit their website at www.redbox.com.ph.————

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Ayala malls are usually concentrated in the Makati and Alabang area but today, shoppers and leisure-seekers in northern Metro Manila can enjoy the Ayala mall experience. TriNoma is the newest and most exciting Ayala mall in Quezon City. It contains over 300 stores and is subdivided into several zones for your convenience – the Teen and Sports Zone, the IT Zone, the Home Zone, Wellness Zone, and Children’s Zone. For added variety, the mall is flanked by Landmark Department store and Crossings for your groceries and everyday essentials. Restaurants and coffee shops are placed at strategic locations, and the Trinoma park at the fifth floor of the building is an ideal place to kick back and relax after a long day of shopping.

There are pocket gardens on the fifth level and places where you can just relax. It’s quite a relaxing atmosphere for families when they are tired from shopping

Admittedly it’s a little difficult to find your way around Trinoma, especially if it’s your first time there. Its trademark Ayala mall design makes it easy for you to get lost in the veins of its twisting corridors. Fortunately there are maps to guide you and if all else fails, you can always ask a security guard to help you find the store or restaurant you’re looking for.

You can reach Trinoma by hopping on buses or jeepneys that go along Mindanao Avenue or North Avenue. Those from the south can get to Trinoma through the North Avenue MRT station, which is connected to the mall itself.

Anyway here are some of the 500 plus stores in TriNoma Mall

near Main Mall Entrance:

- Super Bowl of China
- Teriyaki Boy
- Pancake House
- Bacolod Chicken Inasal
- La Mesa Grill
- Kamay Kainan
- Avenetos
- Heaven & Eggs
- Bangus
- Gilligan’s
- Dencio’s
- China Bank
- Max’s
- Marina
- Mangan
- Pepper Steak
- Pho Hoa
- Mann Hann
- The Medical City
- Asian Eye Institute
- Chicken Bacolod
- Congo Grill
- North Park
- RCBC

some shops in tunnel area:

- Aling Ineng’s
- Andoks

M1 level:

North East Wing:
- David’s Salon
- Kevin’s Cut
- Besa’s
- LBC
- Picture City
- Icebergs
- HBC
- Made 4 U
- M. Lhuillier Jewelers
- Venice Creations
- Superstar
- Kisses & Co.
- Japan Home
- Mondi
- Blade
- Clipper
- Leaveland
- Caterpillar
- Bobby Novenario
- Broadway Gems
- Karimadon
- Blued
- Eye Shop
- Alberto
- Mercury Drug
- Mixed Gems
- Details
- Mirror
- Maxine
- Akita
- Manels
- Unica Hija
- Apple & Eve
- Banana Peel
- Seiko
- Meg
- Petit Monde
- All Boxed Up

M1 Level
East Wing:
- Anson’s Emporium
- Rusty Lopez
- Cinderella
- Tri Aesthetics
- Menage Salon
- Marcella’s
- The Optical Shop
- Shades & Sights
- YRYS
- Hush Puppies
- Diego
- Pink Soda
- Crossings
- Oxygen
- Forme
- Wade
- Blue Star
- The Body Shop
- Park Lane
- Girbaud
- Watch Republic

M1 Level
South Wing:
- Oki Oki
- Chronos
- Janilyn
- Gift Gate
- Folded & Hung
- Regatta
- Hang Ten
- Penshoppe
- Giordano
- Mendrez
- Kamiseta
- Freeway
- Plains & Prints
- Bayo
- Bench
- Kashieca

M1 Level
Activity Center Area:
- Kenny Rodger’s
- Tokyo Tokyo
- Red Ribbon
- Jollibee
- McDonald’s
- KFC
- Chowking
- Burger King

West Wing
- The Face Shop
- Gingersnaps
- Jag / Lee
- Glove Business Center
- Havin’ A Baby
- Toby’s
- Maldita
- Sarabia Optical
- BPI EPC
- Acme Jewelry
- Western Appliances
- National Bookstore
- Watch Forum
- Big & Small Co.
- Cafe Mary Grace
- Levi’s
- Mossimo
- Fino
- Pedro
- Celine
- Tango
- Van Heusen / Men’s World
- Merger
- Pad Der
- Via Venetto
- Memo
- Bossini
- Arrow
- Ensembles
- VNC
- Bench Body

M2 Level (2nd Floor)
North East Wing:
- Shoe Salon
- Skechers Concept
- Flojos
- Jelly Bean
- Gary Ramirez
- Artwork
- Converse
- Human
- People 4 People

M2 Level (2nd Floor)
East Wing:
- No Curfew
- Anti-Fit
- Silverworks
- Trunk Show
- Bench Fix
- T-Shirt Project
- Courtside
- Anson’s
- R Options
- Comic Alley
- Boyz Toyz
- American Boulevard
- Timegear
- Planet SPorts
- Handyman
- Tag Heuer

M2 (2nd Floor)
Computers Alley
- Electroworld
- Silicon Valley
- 5th Avenue
- Villman
- Smart
- Complink
- PC Gadgets
- Memoxpress
- The Sun Shop
- CD-R King
- Premium Logic
- Globotel

M2 Level
South Wing:
- Sportshouse
- Nike Women
- Cutting Edge
- Lil’s Hobby Center
- Merrell
- Shoeshop
- Mizuno
- Stoked
- Crocs
- Speedo
- Dairy Queen
- G-Force
- Anta
- Badminton Hub
- Rogue
- Nothing But Water
- GNC
- Royal Elastic
- Lonsdale
- Quiksilver

M2 Level
Activity Center Area:
- Pizza Hut
- Yellow Cab
- Taco Bell
- Sbarro
- Seattle’s Best
- Brother’s Burger
- Shoe Salon

M2 Level
West Wing:
- Aktiv
- Marc Ecko
- David & Goliath
- Nautica
- All Flip Flops
- Puma
- Res-Toe-Run
- Sebago
- Birkenstock
- Adidas
- Avant Abenson
- Nike Park
- Geox
- Big Wave
- Vision Express
- Bruno’s Barber
- Sandwich
- Naturalizer
- Iora
- Florsheim
- Izod
- Theme
- Omega
- Charles & Keith
- Dorothy Perkins
- Rockport
- Rolex

M2 Level
North Wing
- The Eye Shop Plus
- Odyssey
- JB
- Lets Face It

Some shops on the 3rd level:

- Cuts 4 Tots
- Hobbes & Landes
- Gift Factory
- Guess Kids
- Hallmark Baby
- Animaland
- Club Princess
- Ants & Bees
- Marks & Spencer
- Dimensione
- Cereo
- Showcase Carpet
- Aussino
- Asian Finds
- Galleria Quattrocentro
- Gymboree
- Vayu (Zeba)
- Abubot Asia
- Oshkosh Bgosh
- Shell Canvas
- See Optics
- Fitness First
- Automatic Centre
- Loft Details
- Toys R Us
- Power Books
- Shiseido
- Firma
- Beauty Bar
- Lacoste
- 9 West
- Liz Claiborne
- Mexx
- Celio
- Promod
- The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf

Some other shops on the 4th Level:

- Mrs. Fields
- Krispy Kreme
- Cold Rock
- Old Chang Kee
- Jamaican Patie
- Muscle Beach
- Taters
- Oliver’s
- Boost Juice
- Max Brenner
- NSG
- Bubba Gump
- Timezone
- Olympic World
- Bun on the Run
- Mcdonalds
- Fish & Co.
- TGI Friday’s
- Itallianis
- Creamery
- B-Connected
- Holy Kettle Corn

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