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ACF Commercial Angelica C. Fernandez ACF Tipin (042) 567-5102 ACF is a heritage company in Odiongan that was established in 1988. It is engaged in trading and production of noodles and breads among others. When the owner noticed that the breads they produce contribute largely to their sales, they decided to specialize in it and started to deliver to small store owners in nearby barangays. The firm's fortitude in business was a product of manual work and basic equipment in baking such as an ancient oven, wooden banca and table among others. Before, their production capacity ranges only from 10' - 50,000 pcs. of breads. The firm went by this production system for a long time until 2014 when they learned about DOST's Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program. The intervention introduced modern baking equipment to the firm as well as packaging and labeling innovations. Upon approval of the RTEC, the firm was awarded with heavy duty baking equipment such as dough mixer along with other kitchen aids such as stainless table and stainless steel shelves. The assistance on packaging on the other hand includes P.E. plastic with direct printed label designs and sleek direct printed boxes for packaging of their hard bread varieties such as Tipin, Aglipay, Jacobina and Ugoy-Ugoy. Tipin, their best seller, was the focus of the packaging intervention as DOST wishes to develop an original Romblon product. Before, Tipin was sold in a thin plastic knot-tied to seal. Quality was compromised as the packaging used was not air tight resulting to crisp deterioration of the bread. Upon using the band sealing technology, the bread was packaged tightly and neatly and can now last for more than two months still crispy and milky. This improvement allowed them to export the product as far as Dubai, New Zealand and USA. The distinct taste of the Tipin captured the hearts of the consumers and the Undersecretary for Scientific and Technological Servises, Dr. Rowena Cristina L. Guevara, when she visited Romblon on April 2016. While enjoying the bread, Usec. Guevara did not help but suggest that Tipin as to its distinct and quality taste should be brought to the Duty Free and to the Philippines Airlines. It was heart-warming to listen to, thus, the aggressive move of ACF to further improve its product. In the 1st quarter of this year, ACF accepted the privilege to be a beneficiary of CAMPI and MPEX. The owner and its workers show diligent cooperation in the program that even the layout of the on-going construction of their new production building was patterned to the recommendations of the consultants. To date, ACF Bakeshop belongs to the rank and file in the baking industry in the province. Along with increase in population in Odiongan, however, is a concomitant increase in demand for the firm's breads. ACF Bakeshop wishes to clamp down this market bucket loads through a factory-level production capacity, thus its intention to reapply for SETUP. It has also fully settled its first obligation on the program as an initiative to ensure smooth flow in its reapplication process.
Arnel Agri-Based Products is owned by Mrs. Azucena E. Gamutia and located in Wescom Rd., Brgy. San Miguel, Puerto Princesa City, Palawan. The firm started introducing their agri-based products such as Hot Native Chili Sauce, Hot Native Chili Powder, Instant Turmeric Tea and Instant Salabat Tea way back in 2012. However, due to the inadequate supply of chili, they focused on the production of turmeric and salabat products. The firm aims to create and innovate salabat and turmeric tea that can aid in preventing cancerous illnesses and diabetes. Thus, they came up with a formulation which includes the infusion of turmeric, ashitaba, gotu kola, moringa oleifera, and ginger. Their turmeric tea can be enjoyed as a morning tea drink at a very affordable price. Arnel Agri-Based Products dreams of providing livelihood to their community and making their products known not only in Palawan, but all over the Philippines eventually. As of now, their market distribution increased drastically since some of the tourists in Palawan who bought Instant Turmeric Tea and Salabat Tea made repeat orders. The firm currently distributes their products to Coron, Manila, Quezon City, Cavite, Batangas, Laguna, Zamboanga and Cebu. As a matter of fact, there is one customer that made them proud of their products and motivated them to continuously improve their quality. One time, they received a phone call from a customer outside Palawan asking for details about their products who eventually made an order of 25 packs of Instant Turmeric Tea. While Mrs. Azucena E. Gamutia asked for the detail of the customer she found out that the customer that she is talking to is no other than the famous actress and singer Ms. Pilar Pilapil. After this phone call, there came orders made through phone calls from Cebu and these orders still come rushing in up until now. Moreover, since the firm is also featured in the MIMAROPA Venture, DOST's first e-marketing platform, they are able to promote their products for free and they are also able to connect with their customers not only in the country, but even those abroad. The firm is currently processing their FDA-LTO license.
Asosasyon ng mga Maghahabi at Magtatagak ng Cajidiocan (AMNAC) Carmelinda Juanzo Handloom-weaved scarfs, shoals, table-runners,etc. 09155530594 The association was primarily called as Nahot ng Sibuyan Association. It was established in 2012 as a community-based organization that would develop the abundant abaca resource in the island of Sibuyan, particularly in Cajidiocan. It sprung from the initiatives of the Romblon State University (RSU) Cajidiocan Campus and the DTI which initially partnered for the preliminary assessment of the resource and in training locals how to strip the fibers from the trunk of the abaca plant. This partnership led to the discovery that about 13 hectares plantation for abaca with about 13,000 plants was left by an environment conservation group (WWF) in Sitio Hagimit, Barangay Lumbang Este, Cajidiocan but remains untapped as the local do not have the knowledge for the utilization of the fibers. The DTI then referred the project to partner agencies in the Project GRACE (Generating Resources of Agencies for Community Empowerment) which promised assistance. The DOST promised GIA and institutional support through training and other technical assistance in the utilization of the fiber and other indigenous materials in the community. DOLE also expressed support in terms of funding for the acquisition of other equipment and supplies and materials. The association is composed of 20 members and is led by Ms. Carmelinda Juanzo, Campus Cirector. The association would be registered with the DOLE as a community-based group formed for environmental protection as well as for livelihood generation. The group and its project would initially be housed at the school as the school also plans to make the project a research platform as well as an income generating project for the community.
The BMSCC is a group of fisher folks that ventured into processing of anchovies using the improved-design vacuum fryer of DOST- Industrial Technology Development Institute. Under the BUB funds of LGU Mogpog, a cGMP-compliant processing center was established for the production of healthy alternative snack foods, the vacuum fried anchovies. With its continuous efforts on improving its processing facility and the whole business operations, the firm is now waiting for the release of their FDA-LTO.
BANSUD LIVESTOCK MULTI-PURPOSE COOPERATIVE (BLMC) Products: (Delivery only within Oriental Mindoro) a. Fresh & Young Longanisa b. Fresh Meat Giniling c. Fresh & Young Tocino Bansud Livestock Marketing Cooperative (BLMC) was formed by enterprising hog raisers on October 19, 2000. BLMC initially engaged in farm inputs trading and animal dispersal which further strengthened its livestock production. Equipped with skills acquired from various training on meat processing, the coop has produced a variety of products such as fresh meat, special tocino, footlong and longganisa, and skinless longganisa. In 2009, the cooperative's meat processing venture received a boost from DOST-MIMAROPA through its Local GIA amounting to PhP150,000.00 for the procurement of chest-type freezers, meat grinder, stainless table and other production accessories as well as nutritional analysis, product and packaging development. It has also added meat shop business to further strengthen the market for the swine produced by its 467 members out of its swine dispersal project.
DGM Marble Supply Denia G. Madeja Marble Lampshade 09479279899 The owner was once a corporate secretary in her cousin's marble plantation. Crude gasoline then was at hike, however and due to economic difficulties, the plant stopped its operations. The owner having in mind that the work is what she can do best and is the only source of her living, decided to buy a secondhand lathe machine. Fate went with her smoothly. One of her colleagues also offered her a space for display in the municipal shopping area. These became the start of her business. In 2005 with P100,000 cash for raw materials and other needed manpower, she formally registered her business under the name DGM Marble Supply. The firm goes steady through time and finally in 2011, to be able to make a stand of her own, she transferred to the next vacant space where at present became her new display area. The lathe machine she bought was small and other equipment are still missing, though. It limits the firm to produce large items which is mostly what the market demands. This is the reason of the firm's intention to avail of the DOST-SETUP.
The firm was established in 2002 after Mr. Villostas attended a seminar on soap production. The firm's products were readily accepted by the market as the herbal bandwagon was popular and patronized. From a single papaya soap in 2002, the firm now has 11 variants of soap named after the plant extract used in formulation. From a PhP50,000 capitalization taken from the family savings the firm had grown their assets ten times more including the constructed workplace and a service vehicle for hauling raw materials and products. The firm's first attempt on SETUP in 2010 proved well. They were able to supply their target market. Concomitant to this, however, is the relative hike in demand which the firm currently tries to handle. Several big-time buyers are approaching them to buy in bulk. This is what prompted the firm to again turn to the PSTC and avail of the SETUP assistance for the second time.
Glay's Deli Food Products Glay Neth F. Fiedacan Glay's Bagoong-Alamang Guisado Flavors: *Original *Spicy 09081239394 The owner is fond of eating mango. Her then suitor, now her husband, makes alamang for her as act of courtship until they got married. The alamang was undeniably appetizing and distinctive as it is a product of love and patience. With their friends' recommendations, they tried to sell their product packed in an ordinary plastic bag for only five pesos (5.00) each. They have few costumers then. Eventually though, more and more costumers began to look for their bagoong-alamang guisado for its distinct taste from other alamangs that are sold in the public market. When the couple noticed the increasing pattern in their sales, they decided to formally register the business in 2012. With the intention to improve on their venture, they began attending various seminars and trainings conducted by both private and government entities. When they learned about positive impacts of proper packaging and labelling, they look for possible help to improve their former product form. Until they knew of DOST's Packaging and Labeling Assistance and apply for it. By 2013, they receive free label designs and printing under the program for their bagoong-alamang guisado and balitsaw, a fish paste cooked with coconut milk, which they add as another product line. Subsequently in 2015, the firm has been included in DOST's pilot Mentoring program for MSMEs. For almost a year of the program's implementation, the proponent and her husband has been active on attending it. They claimed, to learn a lot from the Mentoring especially on value adding and business innovation and so in October 2015, they invested in another venture they named "Lazsaji Grill" where they use their Alamang and Balitsaw as side dish for their main courses composed mainly of inasal chicken and other grilled food selections. To date, their Alamang and Balitsaw are sold in the leading grocery stores in Odiongan and other nearby municipalities as well as in parts of Lipa, Cavite, and Manila. Lazsaji Grill, on the other hand, was becoming more and more popular to the locals. With the increase in demand, the firm needs to upgrade their production, thus applying for DOST's assistance. Glay's Deli Food Products Glay Neth F. Fiedacan Glay's Bagoong-Alamang Guisado Flavors: *Original *Spicy 09081239394 The owner is fond of eating mango. Her then suitor, now her husband, makes alamang for her as act of courtship until they got married. The alamang was undeniably appetizing and distinctive as it is a product of love and patience. With their friends' recommendations, they tried to sell their product packed in an ordinary plastic bag for only five pesos (5.00) each. They have few costumers then. Eventually though, more and more costumers began to look for their bagoong-alamang guisado for its distinct taste from other alamangs that are sold in the public market. When the couple noticed the increasing pattern in their sales, they decided to formally register the business in 2012. With the intention to improve on their venture, they began attending various seminars and trainings conducted by both private and government entities. When they learned about positive impacts of proper packaging and labelling, they look for possible help to improve their former product form. Until they knew of DOST's Packaging and Labeling Assistance and apply for it. By 2013, they receive free label designs and printing under the program for their bagoong-alamang guisado and balitsaw, a fish paste cooked with coconut milk, which they add as another product line. Subsequently in 2015, the firm has been included in DOST's pilot Mentoring program for MSMEs. For almost a year of the program's implementation, the proponent and her husband has been active on attending it. They claimed, to learn a lot from the Mentoring especially on value adding and business innovation and so in October 2015, they invested in another venture they named "Lazsaji Grill" where they use their Alamang and Balitsaw as side dish for their main courses composed mainly of inasal chicken and other grilled food selections. To date, their Alamang and Balitsaw are sold in the leading grocery stores in Odiongan and other nearby municipalities as well as in parts of Lipa, Cavite, and Manila. Lazsaji Grill, on the other hand, was becoming more and more popular to the locals. With the increase in demand, the firm needs to upgrade their production, thus applying for DOST's assistance.
The firm started its operations in 1991 and supplied the Bataan market with arrowroot starch. Bakers in Bataan bake the starch into cookies for the pasalubong as well as the export market. From 1991 to 1998 the firm enjoyed brisk business and was delivering an average annual production of 150 sacks valued at P330,000.00. The firm served as integrator and purchased arrowroot starch from farmers and delivered the same to buyers in Bataan. In 1998, however, the firm was blacklisted as one of theor farmer-suppliers delivered an adulterated starch composed of arrowroot and cassava. This prompted the buyers in Bataan to cancel all orders. As a result, all the arrowroot farmers in the area were affected and also stopped production. The owner, meanwhile, went to Jordan to work as an OFW. The firm was again revived in 2008 when the owner returned from working abroad. Noting the potential of the former business they have planted their four (4) hectare farm with arrowroot and had started producing starch. Learning of the firm's revival, the PSTC linked the firm with Rejano's Bakery in Marinduque which readily signified its intent to purchase whatever volume of starch or flour the firm would produce. This year, the firm had planted four (4) hectares with arrowroot and is expected to harvest about 60 sacks arrowroot starch valued at P140,000. The firm had also encouraged ten more farmers in odiongan to plant arrowroot. They would purchase the roots from the farmers and process them into starch. Moreover, the firm is also producing chic bamboo fans which can be seen nowadays in Kultura at SM stores.
The proponent learned to process tamarind into sweets from a neighbor while she was in Manila in 2002. She worked for her neighbor packaging the sweet tamarind while learning the craft herself. A year later, she went back to Romblon and made processing tamarind her business. With a P15,000.00 capital, she started purchasing tamarind fruits which abound in the locality and started processing them. Her product was slowly accepted until she found a following. With this acceptance, the firm also included yema and pastillas in its product line. Presently she supplies grocery stores, sari-sari stores. The firm had been promoted by DTI in fairs that feature Romblon products. Their candies were always cleaned up in shelves. The producer, however, could not get repeat orders for her goodies because her production volume could not meet orders and her packaging was not that impressive. The DTI had also provided the firm with a packaging material and a label design that the firm uses. The proponent, however, feels that development of the package and label still has to be made. In this light, the proponent applied for her first SETUP in 2009 in the form of package and label development for tamarind candy. With the SETUP assistance, the firm's success was manifested through the physical improvements in the workplace and a label design that was accepted by the market. The firm was able to purchase a delivery trike for Odiongan market but relies on a roving store for the distribution of her products within Tablas Island. The firm was also able to employ a growing workforce, from two before SETUP to six after the intervention. The firm was also assisted through MPEx. The consultants provided more ways for the firm to improve its productivity and the bottom line.
As a mother of four, the proponent relies to his husband's income from contract carpentry and masonry services to support their family and the education of their eldest son who is presently studying at the Romblon State University taking up Bachelor of Science in Information Technology. It was hard for their family to make ends meet especially with the low and intermittent income of his husband. When she was thinking of how to help her husband and her family, she became aggressive in attending livelihood seminars and trainings conducted by different government agencies. From there, she gained knowledge on how to start a business and thought of using her inert potential in cooking. She tried to cook coco jam out of the coconuts from her relative's farm. Upon making some finished products, she tried jump from one public office to another. When she visited DTI, one their employees encouraged her to pursue her business due her product's market potential. From there, her hopes were lifted. She then formally registered her business in DTI and regularly produced coco jam since then. To date, she produces at least 100 bottles per week. Demand on the other continuous to grow for the firm especially with the recent purchase order from the former mayor of Calatrava. The proponent wishes to upgrade their production facility and address the increasing demand for their product, hence tapping DOST for assistance.
KR Arts and Signs started in 2004. Their initial orders only cover ribbons, simple banners and printed shirts for specific activities of schools, private organizations, political campaign and fiestas. With the owner's passion, professionalism and quality workmanship, it's Php5,000 capital gradually increased over time. The business began to make a name and establish good reputation among their clients through their quality but affordable services. Their market eventually reached to neighboring municipalities of San Agustin and Simara. By then, they started producing large-size banners for bigger events and souvenir t-shirts and other novelty tokens for local tourism. While the owner is an elementary teacher, their shop became the main supplier of ribbons, streamers activity banners and printed P.E uniforms of all schools in Calatrava. Moreover, other schools from different nearby towns continue to come in for business deals. Their current production capacity however is limited because of lack of equipment. They are currently practicing hand/brush, silk screen and heat-press printing for their items which are tedious and time-consuming. With this limitations, they tend to turn down bulk orders and eventually lose customers. Having an initial engagement with SETUP in 2015 which greatly improved their customized shirt production, the firm believes that the program could again help them with this their constraint in banner/tarpaulin production, thus applying for DOST's assistance.
Merl's Native Delicacies is a family business that was started in 2000 by Mrs. Merlota R. Bolus, wife of Mr. Ferdinand Bolus, owner the business. At the time, the couple already had a ready-to-wear stall in the local public market but business was not profitable with the establishment of commercial centers in the province. Mrs. Bolus love cooking, and one day she tried preparing suman sa lihiya using a kilo of glutinous rice. The goodies were displayed in their RTW store and sold like hotcakes, the suman's imported counterpart. From then on, she prepared suman and sold them every day until the couple realize that Mrs. Bolus's passion for cooking native delicacies can be a way to provide an alternative source of income for the whole family. Eventually, the family decided to concentrate on the suman sa lihiya with coco jam business. As expected, the business experienced its share of ups and downs. In 2009, the firm produced a monthly average of 24,000 pieces of suman paired with coco jam in sachets and 900 bottles of coco jam. Though the number of suman orders grew, the business was limited by the old production equipment and accessories composed of two aluminium steamers, four heavy duty stoves, a 10 kf-capacity weighing scale, seven plastic crates, five impulse sealers, two casseroles, two cooking vates, three wooden working tables which limit their productivity and compromise food safety. Although the firm used cooking kettles with mixer in the preparation of coco jam, the volume of produced per day was limited due to the long cooking time which took about three to four hours per batch at two batches per day. The firm's workspace was also limited as the production area was also the family's residence. Coconut milk was also sourced from the wet market that made it prone to microbial contamination and shortened shelf-life. The downside from the said restrictions directly affected the firm's market reach which was limited to Calapan City. Nevertheless, the couple was not hindered by these challenges. Day in and out, they kept thinking of ways to improve their production and competitiveness of their products to capture a bigger share on the local market. MND decided to seek the assistance of DOST-MIMAROPA through SETUP to upgrade its production equipment and facility as well as to enhance packaging and label design in 2011. With these interventions, average volume of production of the firm on a monthly basis in 2013 recorded an average of 81,600 pcs of suman sa lihiya and 1,152 jars of coco jam or an equivalent percentage increase of 405.19% which directly result to increase in sales. Likewise, in terms of employment generated, an average of 53 workers were employed by the firm from 2013-2014. Generally, MND has gained popularity in the province as well as from other part of the country because of its delectable products. Parallel with these achievements, MND was awarded as 2013 DOST-MIMAROPA Best SETUP Adoptor 1st Runner-up and in 2014 as the Best SETUP adaptor in the region. At present, MND's suman sa lihiya is dubbed as one of the best pasalubong products of the province. The firm now produces and average of 460,800 pcs or 38,400 packs (12 pcs/packs) of suman sa lihiya per month and 6,000 jars of coco jam. With the steady demand for its products, the firm had already established 250 retail branches in other places namely; Manila, Batangas, Laguna, Quezon City, Cavite, Muntilupa City, Isabela, Taguig City and Pasay City and one (1) export market in japan. Additionally, the firm currently provide job opportunities to its 95 employed workers.
In 2011, the DOST-MIMAROPA provided innovation system support through the SETUP for the improvement of the package presentation of their cassava cookies. And in 2012, the firm was enrolled in the DOST-MPEX program for the proper plant layout and other recommendations for business operations. After realizing the potential of business expansion the firm started renovation of its production center to conform with cGMP and Food Safety standards as recommended by MPEX consultants. In 2015, the firm re-applied for DOST SETUP assistance and have received technical assistance for the acquisition of Fabricated Cookie Depositor, Heavy-duty Mixer and improved product package presentation. Ongoing process for acquiring FDA-LTO.
The owner learned about making homemade products like yema, pastillas and peanut butter from her high school teacher and started to sell her produce to her colleagues since. All the while she kept her interest and finally pursued her passion when she had her own family. Her products have always been in demand due to its health value and cheap price. When she secured a regular market, the owner formally registered its business in DTI under the name Neneng's Homemade Products. In 2002 with only Php5,000 cash at hand, the owner started to supply school canteens. Sales were not so favorable during its first stage. However, when she applied for the Package and Label assistance in DOST sales clambered up and more and more costumers ensued. Her products even reached areas in Manila, Canada, Saudi and Dubai for customers who make her goods their original Romblon pasalubong. Meanwhile, the firm presently experiences difficulty in supplying its fast growing market with limited set of equipment. For this the owner is turning again to DOST for assistance.
New Hope Women Association Squash Veggie Noodles Rice Noodles Canton Style New Hope Women Association (NHWA) is registered with the Department of Labor and Employment. NHWA members are wives of Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) beneficiaries. Both agencies are providing assistance to the association. DAR provided financial assistance for the construction of their production area. DTI supports through market exhibitions in local, regional, and national trade fairs. NHWA is currently the sole producer of rice noodles in the municipality of San Jose. Rice canton noodle is made of ground rice and malunggay leaves; Squash is a variant ingredient. Rice/squash noodles are pack in 125 grams and sold at PhP 25.00. NHWA received technology transfer from DOST-FNRI for the production of veggie noodles using squash. Squash is available locally all year-round. With the positive acceptance of veggie noodles (with malunggay leaves and squash), NHWA plans to continue production of the noodles and will continue to sell them directly to local supermarkets and join local, regional, and national trade fairs. From simple kitchen utensils and a portable pasta maker, NHWA was able to produce more number of veggie noodles through DOST technology assistance. Production before DOST intervention is done manually needing an average of 8 workers to complete the process. The association can only produce 100 packs once a week or 400 packs of rice noodles in 125 grams (1/8 kilo per pack) monthly. Lantern paper is used to pack the finished product. After DOST intervention, production of veggie noodles was reported at 216 packs 3 times production per week or 2,592 packs in a month. (in ¼ kilo weight per pack). Because there are available machines to use, only 5 workers are needed to complete the process. NHWA's monthly average sales last year was recorded at PhP 34,560.00. NHWA provided their kitchen tools such as basins, ladles, knives as their counterpart.
Gloria M. Sabay and her family left Antique for Malabon in 1981 with a pocket money of PhP 30.00, a small amount which gave her a sense of achievement. Her children were still young and are still in their elementary level of schooling. Her husband was a jeepney driver with not enough income for the family's needs. Mrs. Sabay thought of helping her husband. Living in a squatter community in Malabon opened opportunities for Ms. Sabay. Driven by necessity to help her husband, Ms. Sabay started her business after watching her neighbor making homemade candies. She first tried sugar-coated peanuts. After several years, she and her husband learned from her cousin that there is greater opportunity for her candy making in San Jose, Occidental Mindoro, hence, they decided to leave Malabon and settled in Occidental Mindoro since the community where they live was subjected to demolition. Perfecting recipes for homemade candies, Ms. Sabay's products carried the name GS Food Products for a single year in 1990 and then later carried the name of her first grandchild, Nicah. Through hardwork, Ms. Sabay and her husband were able to give better education for their four children. She also has provided jobs to her neighbors in the candy making. True indeed, opportunity opened the doors for Ms. Sabay that in 2009, the Department of Science and Technology through then PSTD Engr. Bobby Matira, afforded Ms. Sabay to upgrade her production process through SETUP. Nicah's Food Products are sold in small stores in San Jose public market by wholesale with various saleable products to choose. For Ms. Gloria M. Sabay, the time has come to pass on the management of the candy making to her eldest daughter Jeannette. Nicah's Food Products will become Nicah's Sweets.
At first the focus of the Obet Artworks Mindoro Souvenir is not for income but to promote the product because we they believe that if buyers will patronize the product, income will follow. Obet Artworks and Mindoro Souvenir is owned and managed by Norbert L. Cajayon and his wife Lilibeth. Obet , as he is popularly known observed that people are receptive to new ideas and designs, would usually try it out whenever they see something new; when they find the product with has quality and inexpensive, they will buyers patronizes and recommends it to others, Obet and Lilibeth believes that recommendations works effectively. By year 2012, Obet and Lilibeth decided to quit their job in order to focus on the business. Establishing your own business is not as easy as you think, but with passion and creativity as well as Originality, Best, Elegance and Timely" (OBET) everything is possible. One must plan and think a thousand times before starting a business, so as to avoid failure. However, as they say: "Fail a thousand times, succeed a million times." To pave the way to a more wider exposure, in 2012, Obet Artworks and Mindoro Souvenir put up a mini showroom beside their house for the purpose of showing their finished products to the customers. Also, during this year, the handicraft business began supplying souvenir items to other souvenir outlets in San Jose and Mamburao, two strategic municipalities in Occidental Mindoro and reaching likewise Coron in Palawan. By 2014, , Norbert and Lilibeth decided to register their handicraft home business under the name Obet Artworks.


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Sehwag slams blitzy ton, India seal series against Kiwis
Virender Sehwag, who made 125 not out, smashed the fastest ODI century by an Indian to fashion the team's commanding 10-wicket win in the fourth match, also giving the visitors their first one day cricket series win in New Zealand in Hamilton today. See Full Scorecard | Spl: The Final Frontiercricket Updated: Mar 11, 2009 19:09 IST
Virender Sehwag, who made 125 not out, smashed the fastest ODI century by an Indian to fashion the team's commanding 10-wicket win in the fourth match, also giving the visitors their first one day cricket series win in New Zealand in Hamilton on Wednesday.
Sehwag's 60-ball hundred, powered by 13 fours and four sixes, bettered Mohammad Azharuddin's 62-ball century against the Kiwis at Baroda (1988-89).
India had earlier restricted New Zealand to 270 for five in 47 overs after the match was truncated following a couple of rain interruptions.
For the hosts, Brendon McCullum (77) and Jesse Ryder (46) added 102 runs for the opening stand while Peter McGlashan (56) and Grant Elliot (35) starred in an unbeaten 95-run stand.
The Indian innings also encountered a few rain interruptions but neither the rain god nor the Kiwi bowlers could stop Sehwag and Gautam Gambhir (63 not out) who guided India to 201 for no loss in 23.3 overs which was enough to seal the match and the series.
Sehwag was ballistic and he virtually butchered the hapless Kiwi attack with a flurry of electrifying strokes, which warmed the cockles of the hearts of Indian fans on a cold, blustery, rainy night. Holi couldn't have been more riotous than it was tonight, away from home.
Sehwag and Gambhir tore the Kiwis apart, like wolves would of sheep. It didn't matter to them that the target was altered with each rain interruption, as India were initially set to make 281 from 47 overs to overhaul New Zealand's 270 for five.
Eventually, they needed to get a target of 220 in 36 overs. They were well on the way with a 201-run opening wicket partnership when the Duckworth-Lewis method declared them winners, handing them a 3-0 sweep in the five-match series.
Gambhir also played an innings of great value but it was overshadowed by Sehwag's sustained belligerence. The Delhi marauder, who notched his 11th ODI hundred, was brutal against debutant left-arm pacer Ewen Thompson and Iain O' Brien, carting the frazzled duo to all parts of the park with casual disdain.
Kiwi captain Daniel Vettori could do precious little, but look towards heaven for relief from Sehwag's onslaught. They had marked him as as their nemesis-to-be and Sehwag lived up to their expectations, gathering 259 runs in four innings, including today's blitzkrieg and two half centuries.
Earlier, New Zealand had overcome a subdued start to rattle up 270 for five through a rollicking 95-run partnership between McGlashan and Elliot.
Opting to bat, the Kiwis found themselves in a bind at the start as Zaheer Khan and Praveen Kumar found appreciable movement of the seam. Brendon McCullum (77 off 95 balls) and Jesse Ryder (46 off 57 balls) struggled to work the ball off the square, producing a mere 21 runs in the first seven overs.
They recovered to some extent but Yuvraj Singh and Yusuf Pathan made them gasp for runs, conceding barely 33 runs in 10 overs -- 15th to 25th -- between them.
McCullum, who survived a stumping chance on 43, was reprieved by Sehwag on 68 with Yuvraj being the unlucky bowler on both occasions.
It was out of sheer frustration that a bottled-up Ryder top-edged an intended swing off Yuvraj to Suresh Raina at short square and the hosts never really got out of the rut they had played themselves into, losing three wickets for 32 runs.
McCullum was consumed by a Zaheer yorker, while Jacob Oram failed to get going again, tickling Ishant Sharma to Dhoni.
It took lusty hitting by McGlashan and Elliot to put them in contention but Sehwag and Gambhir blew the Kiwis away with their aggressive stroke play.
The teams now move to Auckland for the inconsequential fifth one-dayer on Saturday.
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- Train All Summer Camp: Mon-Sat: $169 per person (Includes Uniform)
The train all summer camp is for new members only. New students can attend unlimited evening classes for their specific age ALL JUNE/JULY. The classes are offered Monday-Saturday of each week. See main class schedule for specific time.
- Weekly Skills Camp:
Mon-Fri: $99/week – $79/week for 2nd family member
The skills camp is a camp offered Monday-Friday from 10am-12Noon. The student will take two classes. The first class at 10am is a Taekwondo Class. The second class 11am is the X-Pro & Martial Arts Weapons Class.
- Weekly Full Day Camp:
$139/week /$129/week for 2nd family member
The full day camp is a camp offered Monday-Friday from 7:30am-4:30pm. The campers will take multiple classes over the period of the day (see schedule.) The campers will take daily field trips and take part in the scheduled activities throughout the day.
- Weekly Full Day Camp with extended Care:
$164-$189 week /$129-$179 week for 2nd family member
The full day camp with extended care is a camp offered Monday-Friday from 7:30am-6:00pm. $164.00 weekly
The full day camp with extended care is a camp offered Monday-Friday from 7:30am-6:30pm. $189.00 weekly
The campers will take multiple classes over the period of the day (see schedule.) The campers will take daily field trips and take part in the scheduled activities throughout the day. From 4:30pm-6:30pm the students will take part in the evening classes. All students attending the evening classes are required to wear their Tiger-Rock Uniform and Tiger-Rock Dri-Fit Shirt.
Tiger-Rock Martial Arts OFFERS Summer Camp for children ages 5 – 12. Our Summer Camps are much more than a typical day camp. In addition to learning Taekwondo, X-Pro Martial Arts and Martial Arts Weapons Training, each child will be taught valuable life skills. These life skills will help the campers learn how to avoid dangerous situations and what to do if approached by a stranger or abductor.
2020 Summer Camps
- Week 1: May 25th-29th
- Week 2: June 1st-5th
- Week 3: June 8th-12th
- Week 4: June 15th-19th
- Week 5: June 22nd-26th
- Week 6: June 29th-July 3rd
- Week 7: July 6th-10th
- Week 8: July 13th– 17th
- Week 9: July 20th-24th (Worlds)
- Week 10: July 27th– 31st
- Week 11: August 3rd-7th
- Week 12: August 10th-14th
- Week 13: August 17th-21st
Camp Hours:
- Training All Summer Camp: Mon-Sat: See Regular Class Time
- Skills Camp: Mon-Fri: 10am-12 Noon
- Full Day Camp: Mon-Fri: 7:30am-4:30pm
- Full Day with Extended Care: Mon-Fri: 7:30am-6pm/6:30pm
(Speak with a staff member for details:)
Example Daily Activities
- 7:30am-10am: Drop Off/Check In/ Arts & Crafts/Sports Games
- 10am-11am: Taekwondo Class
- 11am-12 Noon: X-Pro & Weapons Class
- 12Noon-1pm: Lunch
- 1pm-4pm: After Noon Field Trips
- Monday: Port Aransas Nature Preserve
- Tuesday: Sports Complex-Portland
- Wednesday: Rockport Beach Park
- Thursday: N.O Simmons Park
- Friday: McGee Beach
- 4pm-4:30pm: Free Time
- 4:30-6:30pm: Evening Classes
(All Campers staying for evening classes are required to have and wear a Tiger-Rock Uniform and Tiger-Rock Dri-Shirt to all evening classes.)
We do not provide any breakfast, lunch or dinner. All Campers are required to provide their own breakfast, lunch, dinner and additional snacks. The camp will provide water and 2 snacks during the day (Am Snack and Pm Snack.) The snacks will only be provided for students attending the Weekly full day camp and Weekly full day with extended care.
Enrollment Pricing
$10 per person/per week. The fee will be billed for each week that you register at the time of registration. This fee will hold your spot in that week of camp. This fee will apply to your overall weekly camp fees. This fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. (Summer camps only.)
- Train All Summer: Daily Classes Monday-Saturday: (See main class schedule)
- $169 Includes uniform
- Includes Unlimited Classes All June/July
- All Ages Tiger Cubs/Juniors/Teens/Adults
- Skills Camp: Monday-Friday: (10am-12Noon)
- $99 per week
- $79 per week for 2nd family member
- Weekly Full Day Camp: Monday-Friday (7:30am-4:30pm)
- $139 per week
- $129 per week for 2nd family member
- $79 per day (Daily Rate) (No multi-family discount)
- Weekly Full Day Camp: Monday-Friday 7:30am-6pm/6:30pm
- $164 1st family member/$154 2nd family member per week (6pm finish)
- $189 1st family member/$179 2nd family member per week (6:30pm finish)
- $79 per day (Daily Rate) (No multi-family discount)
(All Campers staying for evening classes are required to have and wear a Tiger-Rock Uniform and Tiger-Rock Dri-Shirt to all evening classes. All campers must have a credit card of file for billing.)
Late Registration fee:
$25 per person/per week. Only applies to students that register for camp Monday through Friday the week of camp. For example, if you register for camp any-time before the week of camp and up-to and including the Saturday before your camp you will not be charged any late registration fees. This includes all skills camps and full day camps. This does not apply to Train All Summer camps. Our main goal with this policy is the streamline the paper work process and staffing requirements for camps. Please speak with a staff member if you have any questions.
Late Pick Up Fee:
Campers will be charged $1 per minute for the first 30 minutes. Campers will be charged $5 per minute after the first 30 minutes. The fee will be charged at the time of pick up or at the end of the business day. Please be aware the staff members are schedule for specific hours and they have families and commitments to attend on a daily basis. As a group of staff we still have other work commitments or evening classes that we need to attend/complete. Please do your best to pick up your child at the scheduled time.
Camp Shirts:
Each Camper will receive 1 shirt with their camp registration. Camp Shirts are required to be worn every day during camp and on all field trips. All campers are welcome to buy additional shirts. All Dri-fit shirts cost $25 + tax.
Field Trip Fee:
The weekly field trip fees are included in our weekly camp fees. If the camper wants to bring any extra money for snacks, drinks or additional items it is the camper's responsibility to look after their extra money.
Weekly Field Trips (Subject to change):
- Monday: Port Aransas Nature Preserve
- Tuesday: Sports Complex-Portland
- Wednesday: Rockport Beach Park
- Thursday: N.O Simmons Park
- Friday: McGee Beach
If the camper has to be picked up early, please make sure that the pick-up takes place before the daily field trips or after. Campers cannot be picked up during the field trip or cannot be dropped off to the field trip location. All campers need to travel on the Academy bus to and from the field trip location.
Uniform Fee:
All campers that stay for extended care 4:30-6:30pm are required to have a Tiger-Rock Uniform with Tiger-Rock Dri-Fit Shirt. This uniform and shirt must be worn during the evening classes. Students may take off their jacket and wear their pants, shirts and belt if the student is too hot or prefers to work-out without the jacket. All jackets are required to be worn for all formal events.
- Full Uniform Cost: $100.00 + Tax (Includes Pants, jacket & belt.)
- Dri-Fit Shirt: $25 + Tax (This is the same shirt that the student receive when they check in for camp)
Registration Packet:
For additional information as well as forms needed for registration see the links below:
- 2020 Summer Camp Flyer
- Form 2935 Admissions Form updated
- Signature Acknowledgment Sheet
- Summer Camp Payment Agreement
Please note that registration is not complete or guaranteed until all paper work has been received. The staff will send you an e-mail to confirm your registration. Please make sure all registrations have the 4 forms that are in the links above. We are normally 80% full by the end of April, 95% full by the end of May and 100% full by June 1st.
Cancellation Policy:
Camps may be cancelled with two week notice. All camp cancellations with less than two weeks notice will be billed. The camper will be credited to another week in the 2018 summer camp schedule as long as we have space available. The $10 per person/per week fee is non-refundable and non-transferable and is billed at the time of registration to hold your spot in camp. The $10 fee is applied to your overall weekly camp fees for each week. All summer camps/credits/transfers will only apply to 2020 summer camps. If you any specific questions about this policy, please speak with a staff member.


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Shark sv1100 Vs sv1106 – Take Best One
The importance of vacuum cleaner in our world today cannot be overemphasized, imagine having to sweep and scrub through hard surfaces with your very hands daily. Maybe the only issue we face with vacuum cleaners today is that they are a lot of models out there, making it very difficult to choose one.
The Shark Sv1100 Vs Sv1106
Naturally, customers want to pay for a vacuum cleaner at a very cheap cost and vacuum manufacturers are trying so hard to meet up with that demand however difficult it may seem to be.
But dancing to the tune of the customers is very essential in any walk of business and to this effect, we are going to be introducing to you in this article to of the highest technical specification vacuum cleaner with high efficiency as usual that comes at a very cost-friendly price. these two products are Shark SV1100 and SV1106
You should already know by now that shark is one of the most reliable, creative and innovative manufacturers in the vacuum cleaner industry. A lot of customers who have in the past used a shark machine can testify to that. You can also check on the internet for the reviews and feedbacks that shark products keep garnering, it is simply exceptional.
However, for the shark to be in this position today, they have put in massive efforts, and it is being just a matter of time for them to get to the top which they are today. with the numerous products that they have put out already, the shark has gained massive production and marketing strategy, one which is second to none in this industry.
This has also made them be able to navigate their technology in such a way that they can match the demand of the general public. Some of the high tech products that shark have out there include shark rotator, shark navigator, shark rocket, amidst many others. Every one of these products has numerous models under them, and such is the work rate that shark put into their job.
The two models of vacuum cleaner we will be talking about today are from the shark navigator type of machine. The technology behind the makeup of shark navigator machines is such that they offer very high efficiency in cleaning floor surfaces like carpet.
Shark navigator machines are also known for their massive suction power, and working for long periods of time. Their edge against other types of vacuum cleaners is that they are very lightweight, easy to maneuver, and they are very easy to use this means that you do not need any expertise in operating shark navigator machines.
Shark SV1100 and SV1106 stand out has two of the most reliable shark navigator machines, and oftentimes customers find it difficult to choose between both machine models. To this effect, we are going to make a comparison of both, and bring to light their similarities and differences in such a way that you will know the one that is most suitable for you.
The Shark SV1100 VS SV1106 Review and Comparison
Comparing both models of shark products may be quite easy because they are both from the fine line technology of shark navigator, and so you can expect a number of similarities from them.
However, this does not imply that they are the same in all facet. We are going to be talking about the differences that they have based on their designs, portability, efficiency or cleaning performance, accessories and features, prices, as well as customer's feedback and reviews. At the end of the article, we hope to be able to convince you the major difference between Shark SV1100 and SV1106
Shark SV1100 vs SV1106 Comparison Table
|Shark SV1100
|Shark SV1106
|Motorized brush
|Rechargeable batteries
|Swivel steering
|2 speed modes for carpet and bare floors
|HEPA filtration
|7.2 lbs
|10.6 lbs
|7.2 lbs
|10.6 lbs
The Design
Both Shark SV1100 and SV1106 have a very similar outlook appearance. And this is one of the reasons why customers cannot differentiate easily from both models. The major reason for this similar outlook design. So that they are both models of the shark navigator freestyle cordless vacuum cleaner. But closely observing and paying attention to both machines. When they stand side by side, you are going to realize that there are actually some dissimilarities.
The first obvious difference is the color of both of them. Shark SV1100 is silver, while Shark SV1106 mostly come is pure white color. After that, another difference that they share is in the dimension and size of the products. The measurements on this are 10.5 X 9.8 X 46 inches, and 10.5 X 9.6 X 46 inches respectively.
However, outstandingly, both products are built in such a way that all and sundry are being taken into consideration. They are the most suitable models for old people that have spine-related products, as well as tall people so as not to bend too much.
The Portability
Shark SV1100 and SV1106 may look to be very large and study, both in the real sense of things they are actually very lightweight with sizes of 7.2 and 4.66 pounds respectively. If you are familiar with shark products, you will know that the swivel steering is their means of navigation and for Shark SV1100 and SV1106 models, this is not an exemption.
The steering allows for the easy maneuver of the machines through a room while cleaning it. The dust cup of both machines is also very easy to clean and empty, and they can last for a very long period of time.
Cleaning Performance
This is actually the most important part of every vacuum cleaner, and I envisage that you must have been earnestly waiting to hear about their efficiency. I will try to elaborate on this because as a vacuum cleaner enthusiast, I know that the cleaning performance is the most important aspect of the machine. That being said we are going to analyze these cleaning performances under the following points
- Shark SV1100 and SV1106 are very identical, as they both use the same type of battery; a 14.4 volts' battery. However, even with this similarity, there could be differences in the longevity of the batteries as the manual for Shark SV1100 states that charging it up can take up to 3 to 6 hours, and also it can run for about 17 to 24 minutes with the brush on and off respectively. Shark SV1106, on the other hand, can take 4 to 7 hours to recharge, and 12 to 17 minutes when the brush is on and off respectively.
- The dust cup helps inconvenience for the users, as it is quite large which means that it can take enough dirt. The dust cups are also easy to empty.
- Shark SV1100 and SV1106 are both designed with a very strong motorized brush that helps to trap the dirt effectively.
The Price
Like earlier mentioned, both models are manufactured to meet up with customers' demand for a good vacuum cleaner at a relatively affordable price. Hence Shark SV1100 and SV1106 are ideal for middle or low-income earners.
A lot of internet reviews have been quite positive with Shark SV1100 rates 3.8 and almost 60% of the customers giving it 5 stars. The portability and the suction power were really recommended, while most found the noise irritating.
For Shark SV1106, people were very satisfied with the lightweight of the machine, as well as its designs. The only complaints were its relatively long charge time.
The Conclusion
The Shark SV1106 seems to be an upgraded version of the Shark SV1100, however critically looking at the two there aren't notable differences. They share almost the same working performance and designs. However, you may want to go for the Shark SV1106 because it is the latest.
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Evoque is an elegant display of Italian design at the hands of Estro Milano. This handmade high end Italian leather sofa is beautifully crafted to compliment any home. Its headrests are made perfectly to help you rid yourself of any stress of the day. Evoque's soft leather will have you feeling like you are sitting on a cloud. This high end Italian leather sofa is crafted with care and precision. In addition, it is available in a number of styles and dimensions. You may customize your model to be the size of a loveseat or even an armchair. Thus, guaranteeing that Evoque will fit perfectly into your home. Moreover, Evoque comes in over 350 color variations, guaranteeing that the model you select will seamlessly compliment your home's decor.
Evoque – High End Italian Leather Sofa
Evoque's design is as functional as it is esthetically pleasing. This high end Italian leather sofa does not only allow you to customize the way it looks, but also the way it feels. Upon purchasing your sofa you are presented with three options for the foam's firmness. Your options include regular, firm, or extra firm. In addition, you may further increase your high end Italian leather sofa's durability and longevity by making a request for the no sag pocket spring construction on the seat cushions. Such a small addition to Evoque's structure will help increase the sofa's durability and extend its life.
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Time has this annoying quality where you never really realize how much it has passed until you're reminded of how much you've missed. I slaved away on this blog prior to launching it and yet I have somehow set it aside for the past 7 months. I've beat myself too much over this, wondering what got into me… Because I suddenly left this project hanging. But I have reached a peaceful conclusion with myself… And that is that I should swallow down my excuses and that the best way to apologize for my laziness is to make up for it by being active again.
I would like to explain, but I'm too lazy to, so I won't. There's no point anyway… What's done is done. What I can do though is to share what I have been up to for the past 7 months that I have gone AWOL. Of that, I most certainly can say that I have been proudly living quite a Neverlander life…
*** some posts are still "under construction".. Check back here once in a while.. I'll update them once the respective posts are done! :)
Moving to Istanbul has been in my plans since 2013. My priority at the time was to cross out my bucketlist items in the Philippines, so that I can move to another place in peace without any regrets. Finally, after 2 years of sneaky & meticulous planning, I have made the big move to Istanbul, Turkey.
You might be thinking, "But isn't there so many bad things happening there now? So many bombings? Riots? Terrorists? ISIS? *insert whatever horrible thought filled with danger and death here*". I'm not saying I wasn't terrified. Of course I was, of course I still am— But I guess I'd like to think that with a crapload of wishful thinking, I'll make it out in one piece. Haha.
I have secured a job as a Native English Teacher in Istanbul. To be honest, I'm not intensely passionate about being an English teacher… But if it gets me to live in a city that's literally part of two continents (Europe & Asia), what can be more exciting than that? If you'd like to read more about how I got the job, click HERE.
I am happy to say that after quite a long break from traveling, I have been Dora the Explorer-ish again! I traded traveling in exchange for chasing dreams in the Philippines for the past 1 and a half years, before leaving for Istanbul. But once I passed all my hurdles, I kind of made up for it a bit… Just click on the links below to read more about my most recent travel adventures.
Banaue-Sagada: Of Rice Terraces and Cave Spelunking
Biking Around "No Cars Allowed" Princes Islands in Istanbul, Turkey
Belgrade, Serbia: The City For Hipsters on Eastern Europe
Brown Christmas With My Family In Halden, Norway
Quick Christmas Family Trip To Coppenhagen, Denmark
My First Time Snowboarding!! In Kopaonik Serbia. (Plus 10 tips for your 1st ski trip)
Back To Bulgaria: My 2nd Sofia Invasion
As a Neverlander, I have an insatiable need to constantly chase dreams… I constantly feel the need to do things that make me feel happy, fulfilled, passionate and full of life. In line with this, I have just recently added a new page to the site: My Bucketlist.
On this page, I will list down the things I want to tick off before hitting the bucket. It's divided into two. The things I've already accomplished and the things that I've yet to do. If I have been a productive fairy, I will link the finished items to the blog post it's related to. If anyone out there can help me experience the things that I haven't, then it is completely a done deal that I will love you forever. Haha.
In line with this, I will also be putting up a new series about Catching Your Dreams… Containing all things that has to do with helping you get more items off your bucketlist. Dream big and live them! Yes, it's possible! Do keep a look out! Subscribe for instant updates! :)
Here are just some of the things I've crossed off My Bucketlist recently…
Taught Workshops & Seminars at an Academy in Norway
Get Nominated For An Award For My Writing
Run A School
Meeting people always excites me because I always love hearing about people's stories. The past 7 months have been so incredibly jampacked with continuously meeting such wonderful people! Quickly summarized, I've crossed paths with the students and staff of FRVMFI, Some very passionate and successful bloggers who inspired me and helped me create The Neverlander, having my very own Serbian family, having my very own Turkish family, having my very own Yabangee (that's Turkish for "foreigner") gang in Istanbul, the list just goes on and on and on…
I would feature everyone if I could, but because I'm not THAT hardworking, here are some of the awesome Neverlanders that I've met recently…
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These past few months have been nothing short of CRAZY. It has been a flurry of interesting experiences that I can't wait to write about more. So… if you would be so kind as to pardon my slothiness for the past few months… I promise to pester more. That excites me more than you anyway. :P
How about you guys? What fantastic experiences and new stories have you accumulated for the past few months? I'd love to hear about them! :)


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Special Masses for November 2019
The Communion of Saints
Friday 1st November - Feast of All Saints
Vigil – Thursday 31st October - Mary Help of Christians, Culburra 5:30pm
Vigil - Thursday 31st October - St Patrick's, Berry 6:00pm
St Michael's, Nowra - 7:00am and 11:30am
Holy Spirit, Vincentia - 8:00am
Shoalhaven Heads 3:30pm
Saturday 2nd November - All Souls Day ( Masses for the Faithful Departed)
St Michael's, Nowra - 8:00am and 11:00am (11:00am will be a Special Remembrance Mass for recently deceased).
St Joseph's Kangaroo Valley - 9:00am
Holy Spirit, Vincentia - 8:00am
The Feast of All Saints and All Souls Day connect us in a magnificent way through the Liturgy of the Church, with the Communion of Saints. The customary envelopes, on which you can inscribe the names of the deceased you wish to be included in the November Masses, are available at the Churches. Please return them as soon as possible.


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Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Klaipeda
- AddressS. Daukanto g. 15, LT-5800 Klaipeda, Lithuania
- CityKlaipeda
- Email[email protected]
- Fax+370 (46) 312158
- Phone+370 (46) 312156
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About Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Klaipeda
Swedish Consulate in Klaipeda runs an inclusive range of consular services to local, Swedish, and international citizens in Lithuania.The Swedish Consulate in Klaipeda supports Lithuanian citizens through its consular services, if they:
- Need general or specific info regarding Swedish economy, culture, sports, education and more
- Need information regarding requirements and process of getting Swedish Citizenship
- Specific contacts and information in Sweden
- Want to apply and obtain Swedish Visa
Visa and Passport services
Swedish passport and visa from are issued only to citizens whose main residence is in Sweden and Lithuania.
The process of issuing Swedish Visa and Passport of Sweden can take few weeks.*Please contact with Swedish Consulate in Klaipeda if you have any question as regards of visa and passport matters.
Swedish representations in Lithuania
In addition to the Swedish Consulate in Klaipeda, Sweden also has 2 other representations in Lithuania:
Lithuanian representations in Sweden
- Lithuanian Embassy in Stockholm is the only Lithuanian representation in Sweden
Swedish representations worldwide
Swedish Consulate In Klaipeda represents one of 285 consular and diplomatic representations of Sweden all over the world.
Foreign representations in Lithuania
Swedish Consulate In Klaipeda represents one of 41 foreign consular and diplomatic representations from around the world in Lithuania.


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If you're looking to improve your home, you may be thinking about investing in some home improvement projects. This can be a fun way to make your home look better. One change that you may not think of right away is updating the doors in your home. This can be an easy and great way to benefit. Take a look at the following information to better understand the reasons as to why you may want to update the doors in your home.
Improve the Look
If you have an older and outdated home, you may not be all that happy with its exterior appearance. Many people focus on shutters or their lawn when looking four fixes, but changing out your door can be an even easier fix. With so many door options and styles to choose from, you can have full control over your home's look. You'll be amazed at just how different it looks once you update.
Increase Your Home Value
If you're looking to sell your home in the future, it's a good idea to make smart home improvement choices so that you can also increase the value of your home. With an updated door, you can boost the value so that your home looks more appealing and so that you can potentially get more money when your home sells in the future.
Improve Home Safety
It's important that you take steps to keep your home safe so that your loved ones are protected at all times. If you have an older door or a faulty door, this could be putting your family at risk. By investing in new patio doors, you can choose a high-quality door with a great locking system so that you stay safe.
Stay Comfortable and Avoid Over-Paying for Energy
Just like with poor quality windows, poor quality doors can allow energy to be wasted. If you have a door that always seems to have a draft, it may be time to invest in a higher quality door option. This can help to lower your energy usage and energy costs. It can also help you keep more comfortable during the warmer and colder months.
As you can see, investing in door updates for your home can be a great choice. If you have any questions, or if you'd like to take a look at the many door options that exist, contact a local door installation company today.Share


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Vistaar Religare Film Fund, the country's first regulated film fund, has struck its maiden deal. It is investing around Rs 5 crore ($1 million) to pick up a minority stake in the movie 'Victory'. VCCircle has confirmed this deal with the fund. The fund, which is sponsored by Vistaar Entertainment and financial services firm Religare with a corpus of Rs 200 crore, will pay the amount for print and advertising campaigns for marketing the movie, making it a one of its kind deal for Bollywood.
Victory, a movie based on the game of cricket features new comer Harman Baweja (who made his debut last year with Love Story 2050 opposite Priyanka Chopra) and Amrita Rao. It is set to be released on January 30. The film is co-produced by Walk Water Media (a production house promoted by Manmohan Shetty).
Manmohan Shetty said in a release that this is the first such film finance deal in India where a third party is spending for print and advertising expenses related to the movie. Such expenses typically
accounts for 15-25% of the cost of a film.
Vistaar Religare Film Fund has nine movie projects in various stages of production. The investment management committee of the fund has names like adman R Balakrishnan, film maker Bhavna Talwar, actor Pankaj Kapoor, movie commentator Subhash Jha, ad film-maker Johnny
Pintoo, VC firm Helion co-founder Kanwaljit Singh, Religare COO Shachindra Nath besides Sheetal Vinod Talwar, a former banker and co-founder of Vistaar Entertainment Ventures, a film production venture that focuses on films targeting the international market.
There are quite a few film funds have in the market now. Cinema Capital Venture Fund, (CCVF) was launched this year with a corpus of Rs 500 crore. Then there is also Indian Film Company, which raised $110 million from the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) of London Stock Exchange. Theatre chain company Pyramid Saimira Theatre Limited (PSTL) is also planning to launch a Rs 250 crore private equity fund to invest in films.


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His marriage life was very successful and without any scandal. He got marriage very early age. He has 3 children, 1 daughter and 2 sons.
Moin Akhtar started his career from 6 September 1966, the program Pakistan Defence Day. Moin Akhtar worked in stage, drama, and film after then makes a team with Anwar Maqsood, Bushra Ansari and show many programes. He worked as director, producer, singer and author also. He acts in many languages like English, Sindhi, Punjabi, Memoni, Pashto, Guajarati, Bengali and urdu. His performance was popular in child, young and old people of all ages. He knew acting fun.
Stage, TV, and theater famous actor Moin Akhtar died on April 22, 2011, Friday evening 4: 30 in Karachi hospital. He suffered from heart disease for a long time, he had bypass operation. He died when his age was 61 years.
On the death of Moin Akhtar Pakistani Precedence, Prime Minister, Politician, Social Workers and celebrities expressed their grief. Moin Akhtar is first Pakistani artist whose will be made to adorn the Madame Tussauds Museum. You can find in this page moin akhtar biography in urdu, moin akhtar in india, moin akhtar show, moin akhtar family, moin akhtar awards list, moin akhtar stage drama list in Hindi and Urdu.
Moin Akhter 24 December 1950 mein Karachi, Pakistan mein paida huye. Moin Akhter shaishtah aur aik mzboot shakhsiyat par mabni shaks the. Unhone ne apni shadi ko beghair kisi scandal ke kamyaabi se guzari. Moin Akhter ne buhat
Pakistan ke sab se bare shehar Karachi se talluq rakhne wale Moin Akhter ne apne kaam ka aaghaz 6 September 1966 ko Pakistan ke pehle Yom e Dafaa ki taqreeb ke liye kiye gaye program se kia.
Unhon ne fun mezbani mein bhi apna alag mqaam paida kia. Unhon ne kayi sarbarahan e mamlakat o hokomat ke samne apne is fun ka muzahirah kia.
Moin Akhter ne stage par bhi apni salahiyatein manwaya, jab stage ka mahol un ke liye naqabil e bardaht ho gia, to unhon ne apna fun TV aur mukhtalif programon ki mezbani ke liye waqf kar dia. Film ka mizaj bhi in ke mizaj se hum aahang na ho saka aur inhon ne chand filmein maslan "Raaz", "Sab ke baap", Tabedar aur Mister K2 karne ke baad film industry se kinarah kashi ikhteyar karli. PTV ke long play "Rozi" mein Mis Rozi ke niswani kirdar se Moin Akhter ki mqboolyat do chand ho gayi. Stage show mein kaam karne ke baad Anwar Masood aur Bushra Ansari ke sath team bana kar kayi meiyari programes pesh kiye. Iske elawah inhon ne bator film director, producer, singer aur author kaam kia hai.
Unhon ne kayi zubanon mein mazahiya adakari ki hai jin mein English, Sindhi, Punjabi, Memoni, Pashto, Guajarati aur Bengali ke elawah kayi degar zubanein shamil hain aur Urdu mein kia kaam inko bache barey har umer ke logon mein yaksan mqbool banaya hai. Woh adakari ke lehar se waqif the.
Stage TV, aur theater ke maroof adakar moin akhtar Karachi hospital mein 22 April 2011, jumma ki sham 4:30pm mein inteqaal kar gaye, woh kafi arse se aarzah qalb mein mubtila the, aur inka bypass operation bhi ho chuka tha. Inhein jumma ki sah pehar doran ghusal tkleef mehsoos huyi jis par inhein moqami hospital le jaya gia tahum woh jan bar na ho sake aur Khaliq e Haqiqi se ja mile, inki umer 61 baras thi.
Moin Akhtar ke inteqaal par Pakistan bhar mein in ke sathi funkaron aur madahon mein saf e matam bich gayi, Moin Akhtar ke inteqaal par Precedence aur Prime Minister, sameit Politician, Social Workers aur sathi funkaron samet namwar shakhsiyaat ne apne dukh aur afsoos ka izhar kia hai.
Moin Akhtar ka mojassama Madame Tussauds Museum ki zinat bane ga. Dunya bhar mein momi mojassamon se shuhrat pane wale Madame Tussauds Museum ne pehli bar aik Pakistani funkaar ka mojassamah banane ki khuahish zahir ki hai. Moin Akhtar ki fanoon latifah mein lazawal khidmaat ko dekhte huye London mein qadeem aalmi shuharat yaftah Madame Tussauds Museum ne Moin Akhtar ke ahl e khana se rabtah kia hai. Moin Akhtar pehle Pakistani funkaar hon gay jin ka momi mojassama Madame Tussauds Museum ki zinat bane gi.
Television Drama Serials
Rozi (Long Play) ...................Ptv
Eid Train (Long Play)...................Ptv
Studio Dhai ...................Ptv
Studio Pony Teen ...................Ptv
Studio Char Bees ...................NTM
Show Time ...................Ptv
Show Sha ...................Ptv
Showtime ...................Ptv
Yes Sir No Sir ...................Ptv
Apka Anwer Maqsood ...................Ptv
Moin Akhter Show ..................Ptv
Such Much ...................Ptv
Loose Talk ...................ARY Digital
Half Plate ...................Ptv
Family-93 ...................Ptv
Fifty Fifty ...................Ptv
Mirza Aur Hameeda...................TV One
Hello Hello
Intezar Farmaye
Dollar Man
Makaan No 47
Bandar Road Se Kemari
Aangan Tehra ...................Ptv
Rafta Rafta ...................Ptv
Hariyale Banney ...................Tv One
Kuch Kuch Such Much..................Geo
Such Much Ki Eid ..................Geo
Such Much Ka Election ...................Geo
Nokar Key Agey Chaaker...................NTM
Choun Chan Ahoo...................Ptv
Kia Bane Baat...................Ptv
Moin Akhtar hosted the following events
King Husain of Jordan was invited.
The Prime Minister of Gambia, Dawoodi Al-Joza, was invited.
President Zia-ul-Haq was invited.
Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto was invited.
President General Yahya Khan was invited.
President Ghulam Ishaq Khan was invited.
President Pervez Musharaf was invited and he mimicked the
president in his presence.
Legendary Indian film actor Dilip Kumar was invited.
Songs and Albums
Album - Tera Dil Bhi Yun Hi Tadpe
Chhorr ke jaane wale
Choat jigar pe khai hai
Ro-ro ke de raha hai
Tera dil bhi yun hi tadpe
Dard hi sirf dil ko mila
Dil ro raha hai
Hoten hai bewafa
Mera naam moin akhtar


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Mini Mate SystemIdeal for small spaces as well as indoor locations as it is completely contained and will not spill
water onto floors. A great way to grow fresh herbs and salad greens that can be picked fresh
whilst preparing meals. It has been designed for easy transport and will fit into the back of
most station wagons and utes.
The system comes complete with the following:
- 1 x Planter / Fish tank
- 1 x Installation manual
- 1 x Plumbing and pipework kit
- 1 x Operations manual
- 3 x Expanded clay
- 1 x Pump
- 1 x Timer
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- Side access viewing ports
- UV Stabilised - Food Grade HDPE
- Low in maintenance
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- Inexpensive to run
- Easy to transport
- Wide range of colours
These come in a range of colours - please contact us for colours in stock.
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Getting Sucked In: The Dangers of Cognitive Tunneling (Middlesode)
Do you ever get sucked into the minutiae of writing projects? This week Nicole reflects on the dangers of cognitive tunneling and how to beat it. Join the conversation in the Writing on Wednesdays Facebook Group! (https://www.facebook.com/groups/WritingonWednesdays/) Until next week, happy writing! Nicole Roccas – www.nicoleroccas.com Sarah Bereza – www.sarah-bereza.com


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Snow Leopard
- Scientific name :
- Panthera uncia
- Class :
- Mammals
- Order :
- Carnivora
- Family :
- Felidae
The snow leopard's coat can vary from a light to a smoky grey and sometimes even a creamy yellow.
Snow leopards are found across a wide area in the high mountains of central Asia. They live in the Himalayas, in southern and western Mongolia and in southern Russia. But more than half of all living snow leopards are found in China, particularly in the autonomous regions of Xinjiang and Tibet, as well as Sichuan, Qinghai and Gansu provinces.
Snow leopards live on rocky and broken terrain. They favour long ridges for resting during the day and can be found in alpine and subalpine zones from altitudes of 900 to 5,500 m. During the winter, they sometimes move towards lower altitudes as they stalk their favourite prey.
Snow leopards are mainly active at dawn and dusk. They are also highly mobile and easily move from one location to another to hunt or mate. They are mostly solitary animals but sometimes live in mating pairs. Their body shape allows them to perform huge leaps and climb trees with ease.
Conservation statusStable Threatened Critically endangered


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On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate your self-confidence? Would it be right to say that most of the human population is not confident enough in their own abilities? How do we get to the point where we are happy with what we see in the mirror? How good is the feeling of walking with our head up high, where we are true to ourselves and don't give a damn about what other people think about us? Well, we do care, but we are confident enough in our way so people would just have to accept it.
Month: February 2019
Take a Risk – Make a Change
Here's a story: we had this short seminar at work where they talked about identifying "Your Strengths" leading towards using them to accomplish your goals. This is when I realised my Top Strength is Prudence. What does that even mean? It's about time I look inside, stare at the mirror and ask myself some serious questions. It's time to take more risks and make a change.


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Offering Full Traceability
Pure Oil provide consistent solutions to optimise fresh cooking oil without compromising food quality.
Our sales team will visit sites and work with chefs to ensure optimal life, guaranteeing that you get the most out of your catering oil.
To maintain product quality we test every tanker of oil we receive, carrying out a Free fatty acid test (FFA) and Peroxide Value (PV test) in our in house lab.
The Peroxide Value (PV) test is useful for predicting shelf life. In food, the presence of peroxides will immediately alter the taste. Once oxidation has run its course, the oxidized material will have essentially changed to a new substance, chemically different from its original form and potentially toxic, which is why it is considered rancid and unusable. We conduct these tests on all oil we receive to ensure that the customer is receiving the best product possible, with a long shelf life.To ensure that we offer our clients and their end users full traceability, all our bulk oils are batch tested before they are released to the market.
Quality Testing
Pure Oil supply market leading vegetable oils, ensuring that all our customers get the best value and longest life from their bulk catering oil.
Our vegetable oils come direct from the refineries to us, ensuring that we supply the freshest catering oil available.


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Winnebago Specialty Vehicles Highlights Zero-Emissions Healthcare Possibilities at the Mobile Health Clinics Forum
PR Newswire
CLEVELAND, Sept. 10, 2018
CLEVELAND, Sept. 10, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Eliminating exposure to vehicle exhaust emissions for patients seeking healthcare in community outreach vehicles, Winnebago Specialty Vehicles is showcasing an all electric, zero-emissions chassis at the Mobile Health Clinics Forum, September 14-17, 2018 in Cleveland, Ohio. The vehicle is slated to be the first eBloodmobile in service in North America. It eliminates the need for day long vehicle idling and the operation of two on-board generators allowing healthcare systems to collect blood donations in a clean and quiet environment. Based on the average cost of fuel in the US, the eBloodmobile is expected to save $150,000-$200,000 in combined fuel and maintenance savings. Winnebago anticipates the ROI of electric community outreach vehicles compared to internal combustion engine versions to be as little as three years.
"When people donate blood, they are giving of themselves and their time. With the introduction of our all-electric community outreach vehicle, people can now do this in a zero-emission environment," said Ashis Bhattacharya, Vice President, Strategic Planning and Development, and leader of Winnebago's Specialty Vehicles Division. "It's a dynamic time for the healthcare and transportation community, as states are providing more incentives and broadening anti-idling laws. We are seeing the medical community realize the possibilities of our customizable all-electric outreach vehicles to serve a variety of functions beyond blood donation, to such activities as lung or asthma screenings, dentistry or primary care, among others."
Winnebago partnered with Motiv Power Systems, Inc., the U.S. market leader in chassis for medium-duty electric vehicles, for the development and supply of the Ford eQVM approved EPIC all-electric powered chassis. Once fully equipped for deployment, the eBloodmobile will feature four patient beds, two interview rooms, a small waiting area, and small recovery area. The eBloodmobile is designed to hold enough battery charge for eight hours of service plus round-trip travel to and from its home facility. The vehicle has completed significant road testing and delivers an expected range of 85 to 125 miles on a full charge.
"Motiv's EPIC all-electric chassis, paired with Winnebago Industries' highly regarded commercial shell, brings unparalleled reliable performance and functionality as we work together to the support mobile outreach efforts of the healthcare community by providing a clean and quiet environment for patients," said Jim Castelaz, Motiv CEO & Founder.
The same chassis is also featured in world's first all-electric Mobile Lung Unit (eMLU) produced by Winnebago. Powered by a Ford F-53 based EPIC® 6 all-electric chassis from Motiv Power Systems, the specialty healthcare vehicle features the state-of-the-art Samsung NeuroLogica BodyTom Elite®, the world's first portable, full-body, 32-slice CT scanner. The eMLU vehicle is wrapped featuring the American Lung Association and the Ad Council'sSaved By The Scan initiative to promote the early detection of lung cancer through screening.
For more information, visit: winnebagoind.com and motivps.com.
About Winnebago Industries
Winnebago Industries, Inc. is a leading U.S. manufacturer of outdoor lifestyle products under the Winnebago, Grand Design and Chris-Craft brands, which are used primarily in leisure travel and outdoor recreation activities. The Company builds quality motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheel products and boats. Winnebago Industries has multiple facilities in Iowa, Indiana, Oregon, Minnesota and Florida. The Company's common stock is listed on the New York and Chicago Stock Exchanges and traded under the symbol WGO. Options for the Company's common stock are traded on the Chicago Board Options Exchange. For access to Winnebago Industries' investor relations material or to add your name to an automatic email list for Company news releases, visit http://investor.wgo.net.
Winnebago Media Contact:
Danielle Sullivan
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Society of Occupational Medicine Introduces a Voluntary Code of Wellbeing Practice
The Society of Occupational Medicine has introduced a self-assessment voluntary code of wellbeing practice for its members. It is derived from the World Health Organisation's five keys to healthy workplaces and translated into professional standards and outcomes by Evan Davidge, a freelance total reward and wellbeing expert.Read More
Why 'Good Work' is Critical to Future Generations in Wales
A summary of how good quality work will lead to a prosperous and thriving Wales under the aegis of the Wellbeing Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015. It proposes that Public Service Boards collaborate more with business groups and professional bodies.Read More
Workplace Wellbeing Practitioners' Forum – LinkedIn
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Why Workplace Wellbeing Should Not Be Like a Christmas Tree
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SPECIAL 2 for 1 Offer – Mastering Wellbeing Practitioners Certificate London – 2nd / 3rd October 2019
THE WORKPLACE WELLBEING PRACTITIONER'S CERTIFICATE | 2-3 October 2019, London This is a great opportunity to attend a two-day course, bringing along a colleague for free. The course covers workplace wellbeing in an organisational and international context. It provides delegates with the knowledge and understanding of environments in which they as practitioners can plan, implement […]Read More
Workplace Health & Wellbeing – It's not the size that matters but the approach
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E-Reward Financial Wellbeing Debut Showcase 2019
I'm delighted to be chairing and leading one of Europe's biggest conferences dedicated exclusively to financial wellbeing. Responding to huge demand from comp & ben professionals, E-reward is pleased to announce its debut financial wellbeing conference in London on 3rd April 2019. Recent joint research E-Reward and The Wellbeing Leader has shown that more than […]Read More
Workplace Wellbeing Practitioners' Survey
Attention all Workplace Wellbeing Practitioners We are excited to launch the first Workplace Wellbeing Practitioners' Survey, a joint research initiative from The Wellbeing Leader and E-Reward.co.uk. Here is a real opportunity to take part in a unique new research survey for workplace wellbeing practitioners, which can help to shape and define the future of this […]Read More
Case Study – Helping a client to 'Shape a Better World'
We worked with a large multinational engineering consulting firm to improve the health and wellbeing of their employees. Employer Profile 4,500 employees based in the UK Predominantly male demographic, highly educated, average age 34 3-year journey originating from a full review of their UK benefits We identified wellbeing as critical to underpinning their new benefits […]Read More
Wellbeing Leadership is Alive & Kicking
There is now an increasing recognition of the importance of organisation health and the role that leaders have in cultivating the right environment. Indeed, research suggests that leaders are pivotal to influencing improvements in wellbeing, which will result in higher workplace performance – in profitability, productivity and the quality of outputs or services. This article was written for the 2018 Annual REBA Wellbeing Survey Report and it focuses on the need to procreate effective leadership at all levels leadership to achieve optimum results with wellbeing.Read More
Wellbeing for Multinationals – Creating Ecosystems for Tackling Non-Communicable Diseases
A growing number of employers worldwide are starting to invest in the health and wellbeing of their employees. However, these strategies are also being developed against a growing global threat of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) brought on by famine, poverty, war, population / economic growth etc, which are affecting the future sustainability of organisations and the […]Read More
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