Huawei Funds US$150 million for Seeds for the Future Program 2.0

Huawei just recently announced a 150 million US dollar funding for their Seeds for the Future Program 2.0 which aims to give access to education for talented young locals that have the knack for everything there is to know about ICT and have it shared to the rest of the world. This began in Thailand in 2008 and has grown into a bigger undertaking since the need for more IT and Communication professionals have grown.

Huawei's Chairman Liang Hua says "This is part of our commitment to develop talent in the next 5 years. This is done in the hopes to give more technical expertise especially for college students and younger ones, which we hope would benefit an additional 3 Million people. This will be in the form of talent development programs, scholarships, competitions and digital skills training. This will include 5G, cloud and AI technologies which includes those in the Asia Pacific region where Huawei currently operates. This amounts to about 40,000 ICT talent in the next five years which will be trained and skilled through multiple programs in the hopes of digital inclusion and sustainable development of this region."

For those who don't know, this particular program has benefited more than 100 students from the Philippines and with this , they've continued to partner with over 200 universities in countries across Asia Pacific. Part of this of which are over 40 universities and colleges in the Philippines. This was all announced at Huawei's "Tech and Sustainability: Everyone's Included" forum which was also hosted by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

POKWANG Does Magpakailanman This July 10th

Eagerly awaited for what's in store for her transfer, Marietta Subong aka POKWANG is now delving into a Magpakailanman episode that would bare her soul again on TV. This episode is called "Nanay Kontesera" written by Bengson Logronio and directed by Rechie Del Carmen set to air on July 10, 2021. As you may know, Ms. Pokie has undeniable talent when it comes to drama, so this is going to be a perfect fit to showcase what she can do on TV. This was also one of the things we talked about a few days ago when she was announced as part of GMA Artist Center.

This episode talks about the life of Helen who to make ends meet joins several local beauty pageants so she could raise her kids with the money won from them. She also sells stuff, is in a lot of debt, but does everything she can to make sure her kids have food on the table. She experienced a lot of bullying because of it, but steadfast wanted to make it in every instance she joined just so she could get the prize and make a living.

Pokwang says "I really loved the character I played in this MPK episode, and I'm sure you'll have a tough time figuring out when you're going to laugh or cry. Please make sure you watch this on Saturday because I'm so proud of what we did for Magpakailanman."

The cast includes Boom Labrusca, Tart Carlos, Ayra Mariano and Gold Aceron among others. Go to GMA on July 10th, at 8PM.

Raising Standards: RLC Residences

Robinsons Land Corporation just got their real estate residential division rebranded to RLC Residences. This is part of their thrust to improve the quality and style of their homes as they plan to continue to partner with world class companies for the design of their units here in the Philippines. This includes Robinsons Luxuria, Robinsons Residences and Robinsons Communities. Now that they are under one brand, the company would be able to provide seamless service and create safe spaces with their commitment to the Robinson's Land way of life. Here, you can definitely Raise, Live and Connect like what they want to achieve with their brand goals.

You can expect RLC Residences to have really good layouts as they have their residents lifestyle in mind. They think about the health and safety of individuals using their communal spaces, especially those who are just about to start raising their families. This includes how they design study areas, playgrounds and spaces for daycare. That's something that is important especially if first time parents are professionals who need these services.

RLC Residences have years of experience in tow, so they know how much you need a place for rest and recreation. If you need to be near work, places to buy food, drinks and essentials, religious structures, or have fun with your family, they will fit your lifestyle to a T so you can concentrate on what's important.

Changes also happen especially during the pandemic. Homes should also support work, make it easy for you to manage chores and stuff you want to do at home. Some of their units have smart appliances so you don't have to stress on things with the use of technology. This is just the start of what RLC Residences can do, modern and contemporary design that's homey, relatable and makes total sense. They want to lead in innovation and successfully adapt to the dynamic changes in the industry.

Who wouldn't want to live here?!

Living Dreams at Tagaytay Highlands

It's been a dream for many to have a home of their own. A cold breeze, a semi mountainous place, a huge lot not just to put up your house, but toil a parcel of land and have your own produce grown, picked then put on the table after a few days. A place wherein your family enjoy gardening, play a little, and bond over what nature has provided. Impossible? Fret not, because this actually can happen in real life at The Grove at Plantation Hills in Tagaytay Highlands.

It's been a while since we've all been confined in our homes, and true enough, our priorities have changed. We see the value and importance of connecting with nature, and how what we eat play a vital role in our family's health. The Grove’s Garden Lots range from 450 to 600 square meters, enough to please your inner plantito and plantita. You can just imagine how rich the soil is in this neck of the woods and how much flora you can grow and do farm to table things not just in theory, but in real life. 

The vegetable and fruits you can harvest would likely be turned into salads, soups, snacks and different viands. You can also mix it up with proteins and learn to pickle, the ideas run a mile. It's all under the well planned communities in this place that make it work, that's sustainable living. Now who wouldn't want to live in a place like this? That's Tagaytay Highlands. I've seen it, I've lived there for a few days and it was dreamy!

They follow strict protocols (even before the pandemic hit) and also have health personnel standing by if emergencies arise. If you wish to live in a place like this, inquire about The Grove at Plantation Hills in Tagaytay Highlands via +632 75052422 and +63917 515015 or their website www.tagaytayhighlands.com. You may also visit @tagaytayhighlandsofficial on their social channels, they've been very responsive over there too. All you gotta do is ask!