Rain or Shine, Get the Cool Comfort You Deserve With LG Air Conditioners

As the rainy season brings in welcome relief to the sweltering heat of summer, the wetter period brings with it a hidden adversary: heightened humidity. This excess moisture in the air isn't just an issue of discomfort; it becomes a nurturing environment for mold and mildew to thrive. Beyond just the threat to aesthetics, these uninvited guests pose significant health risks, especially for those with respiratory conditions. Enter LG Dual Cool Air Conditioners: a modern solution meticulously designed to counteract these moisture challenges, ensuring our homes remain dry, comfortable, and free from these unwanted guests.

A standout feature of LG’s Dual Cool Air Conditioners is the Dry Mode, which combats the often-uncomfortable surge in humidity. This innovative mode doesn’t just cool; it automatically adjusts to the optimal temperature and fan speed, extracting excess moisture from the room's atmosphere. This ensures living spaces are free from the clammy sensations that high humidity can induce.

For added safety and comfort, the Dual Cool Air Conditioners use Plasmaster Ionizer technology, which reduces toxic viruses and bacteria brought by precipitation from the air you breathe. It removes 99.9% of adhering bacteria in a room, ensuring clean, pure air that’s safe to breathe. But the cleanliness doesn’t stop there. For extra protection, LG’s UVnano technology helps prevent bacteria buildup by automatically sterilizing the wind-generating fan and evaporator. A 4-step air purification system is also utilized, trapping big dust particles and reducing allergens.

LG air conditioners, equipped with pioneering technology, stand as a testament to how modern innovation can seamlessly intersect with our daily needs. As the rainy season brings high humidity levels, homeowners can find solace knowing that, indoors, the air remains crisp, clean, and perfectly in balance.

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Manila Improv Festival is back this September!

4 days. 14 shows. 70 acts. 12 workshops. Over 15 countries and 300 improvisers.

Asia’s biggest improv festival is back! After 4 years, Manila Improv Festival is now bigger than ever with troupes from Seoul to Slovakia, Australia to Austria, Israel to India, Canada to Chicago, Tokyo to Taipei, and more!

Improvisational theatre, or improv, is a form of theatre where scenes and stories are created spontaneously and on the spot, inspired by audience suggestions. The result? One-of-a-kind shows that are filled with laughter and joy from the magic of spontaneity.

With this year's theme, “Brave the New”, the festival celebrates creative courage and fearless authenticity even in the face of change. So be ready to be treated to a hilarious festival filled with diverse stories, brave comedy, and never-seen-before shows! Here's a glimpse of an improv performance by SPIT and Third World Improv.

Happening on September 7-10, 2023 at the Ayala Malls Circuit Makati, make sure to be part of this vibrant, joyful, and intercultural celebration of spontaneity!

Get your tickets now at bit.ly/mif2023-tickets or via fb.com/manilaimprovfestival. You can also follow on instagram.com/manilaimprovfestival

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FTG’s Depiction of Love

The Far Eastern University Theater Guild, being the oldest theater organization in Manila's University Belt has already established a solid reputation not just in the metropolis but other parts of the Philippines for productions like “Confessions”, “Usapang X”, “Ang Pinakamakisig na Nalunod sa Buong Daigdig”, “Kung Paano Maghiwalay”, “Halu Halo”, and laboratory productions such as Saltik and Tamdula.

Closing the organization’s 89th theater season, the FTG proudly presents Tamdula VI: Love-Oratory, a series of eight monologues on love ranging from the romantic and sexual to the intimate and familial.

Tamdula VI: Love-Oratory is a laboratory production intended to train the FTG members in further enhancing their acting, stage designing, stage management, marketing, and branding. 

The production is directed by the FTG’s Artistic Head, Raffaelle Pascua (BS Psychology, 2024). The FTG’s Company Manager Jonas Cunanan (BA Communication, 2024) is the assistant director. Both directors are student artists who have been members of the FTG and have been gaining artistic experience inside and outside of the organization. They are directly guided by the FTG’s artistic director, Dudz Teraña.

1. The first play, “Against Any-Body" written by Drea Achas (BS Psychology, 2024), delves into the imperfections of womanhood and makes a social statement on how their self-acceptance transcends the opinions of everyone else. Starring Julia Ramas (BS Multimedia Arts, 2026) and Gwen Temprosa (BS Psychology, 2026) as each other’s alternates.

2. “Ang Pinakawalang Kwentang Kwentong Pag-ibig ni Tanga” written by Dudz Teraña, is about the difficulty of moving on from a non-committed relationship. Featuring Adam Labador (BFA Studio Arts, 2026) and Meldy Malig (BS Psychology, 2024) as each other’s alternates. 

3. “It’s Always You”, written by Davewyn Macawile (BA Communication, 2025), is a narrative from the point of view of someone who has been abruptly abandoned by their partner (or what is more popularly called as “ghosting”). Starring Maria Mayano (BA Communication, 2026), Jhoan Gemora (BA International Studies, 2026), and Ryana Azurin (BS Medical Technology, 2025) as each other’s alternates.

4. “Shake, Rattle, and Fall” written by Aaron Bayani (BS Computer Science, 2024), explores the twisted nature of one’s obsession and desperation towards finding love. Starring Drea Achas (BS Psychology, 2024) and Jharelle Villalobos (BS Medical Technology, 2025) as each other’s alternates.

5. “Mama Kong May Tama” written by Brigitta Marilla (BA International Studies, 2025), tells the story behind the unconditional bond a daughter has with her mother. Starring Heleina Li and Bjorn Pestaño both BA Communication students from the Class of 2026 as each other’s alternates.

6. “Dear God” by Dudz Teraña is a comedy that explains the thoughts of an 18-year-old wishing for a boyfriend. Starring Dianne Andallo (BS Tourism Management, 2026) and Renz Dotillos (BA Communication, 2026) as each other’s alternates.

7. “Colorblind” written by Franz Luis (BS Hotel and Restaurant Management, 2026), is about a character being medically --and romantically-- colorblind. Starring the FTG’s surprise guest artist.

8. Lastly, “Paghihintay ng Isang Libong Minuto Para sa Pag-ibig" by Dudz Teraña is a narrative about the definitions of romantic love and what or how much a person can give. Starring Arvin Javier (BA Communication, 2026).

Tickets are priced at 100 pesos for the FEU community including the other branches of FEU, FTG alumni, and FEU alumni (with an alumni ID); and 150 pesos for guests.

The Tamdula VI: Love-Oratory play dates are: August 29, 30, 31, and September 1, 2, 4 to 9, 2023 --- 6:00 PM at the FEU Center for the Arts Studio, Ground Floor, Engineering Building, FEU Manila, Nicanor Reyes Street, Sampaloc, Manila.

For more details, please visit the FTG’s social media pages: Far Eastern University Theater Guild on Facebook, @FTG1934 on Twitter, and FEU Theater Guild Official on Instagram and Tiktok.

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