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Parents out there can agree on one thing --- it’s really difficult to choose which food to feed your kids especially during their play time or on days when school’s out! Like summer, for instance. Every kid wants to bask under the sun, have long hours of play time and if possible, eat whatever they can lay their hands on. Read: cookie jar! It’s not like during those days when they have to go to school since parents can monitor their snacks and meals. One challenge for parents is what to give their kids as snacks during summer. After all, it’s not healthy if they merely eat junk food, cookies or even ice cream all throughout summer! So here’s an alternative - a perfect healthy, juicy and fresh alternative - how about fresh fruit arrangements from Edible Arrangements Hong Kong? Apart from the fact that these yummy fruit bouquets are made out of - well, fresh fruits - some fruits are also dipped in rich dark chocolate (a definite hit among the kiddies!) and the bouquets come in fun, kiddie designs! One example is the Delicious Fruit Design Happy House arrangement. Composed of pineapple daisies, strawberries, grapes, cantaloupe and honeydew, this eye candy comes in a cute house. 
On the other hand, if your little rascal is fond of sports, then why not order the Touchdown Delight (for football players wannabe), Slam Dunk (for the next Kobe Bryant) or the Triple Play Bouquet (for the one who wants to be like baseball star Derek Jeter)? These cleverly designed fresh fruit bouquets will really catch your precious little ones’ attention especially since they come in sport themed containers. They can even keep the containers afterwards and make them their very own keeper of pens, pencils or just about any type of knick knack. 
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Did you know that there’s an interesting story behind the origin of Thai fruit carvings? The widely recognized accounted appearance was reportedly at the Loi Krathong Festival or the Floating Lantern Festival in the Empire of Thailand roughly 700 years ago. The Floating Lantern Festival is held during the full moon on the month of December to thank the spirit of water by floating little decorated rafts with lanterns right along the river. 
These days, traditional Thai fruit carvings are often detailed watermelon table decors. Incoporated with these decors are delicate flowers with interesting animal designs. More often than not, the carvings are made out of vegetables and fruits that are all, of course, edible. Although almost any fruit can be used, watermelons remain to be the most popularly used for this purpose. Other things to be considered when creating Thai fruit carvings are that they should have unique colors (i.e. red, pink or yellow of the meat, the white of the rind and the green of the skin) and that they should symbolize the region where they’re from. Now all of these details may sound a little too much for you but did you know that there’s a simple way for you to have your own version of these Thai fruit carvings and of the Floating Lantern Festival without so much ado? You can actually just sit back and relax and have your own fruit carvings ready for pick-up or delivery! 
Just place an order at Edible Arrangements Hong Kong (www.ediblearrangements.hk) They produce the freshest, juiciest, most delicious and stunningly arranged fruit bouquets. They have a very wide array of choices for you that you can have your very own fruit party just about anywhere you want. It even does not have to be in Thailand. Visit Edible Arrangements HK :http://www.ediblearrangements.hk Like Edible Arrangements HK on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ediblearrangementshkFollow Edible Arrangements HK on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ediblearrangehk
Not only did popular Korean actor, singer, model and performer Rain take the breath away of thousands of fans (female ones, more particularly!) who attended the opening of MCM in Hong Kong Central, his appearance at the event also created quite a stir on Sina Weibo, the most popular microblogging site among the Chinese. 
Rain’s attendance at the opening of MCM in Hong Kong Central generated at least 450 tweets on Weibo and guess who was responsible for 40 of those tweets? SOUTV, of course! 
SOUTV, the digital publishing arm of PRDA Asia, is the one-stop source for entertainment, lifestyle, fashion and social media info that’s sure to capture everyone’s fancy. Needless to say, SOUTV’s tweets generated not only excitement for the event and for Rain but also, may we daresay, generated additional security challenges for the MCM peeps. Good thing the fans, guests and everyone else at the event were in their best behavior and the night was truly one to remember! MCM is a luxury German fashion brand. Its latest foray in Hong Kong is a stand-alone boutique in Harbour City shopping center in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong. The store is a 120 sq. m. luxury paradise filled with leather goods, shoes, hand bags and accessories. While it’s true that Korean eye candy Rain was one of the biggest draws during the event, people also came to meet legendary New York stylist Patricia Field (a.k.a. the woman behind those swanky threads on Sex And The City!), Hong Kong Canto-pop singer and actress Sammi Cheng and models Qiqi Yum and Jocelyn Luko. 
The launch was truly for the books and we have Rain (and social media, courtesy of SOUTV) to be thankful for. Cheers to MCM!
We all know that China has the biggest population in the whole world. Given that fact, it’s no wonder that more and more webmasters, bloggers, social media practitioners and even ordinary businessmen want to gain attention among the Chinese. One really good example of just how fervent the hope of people to get as much attention from China as possible is the very strong demand to be included in the popular Chinese search engine, Baidu.com That site is like the Google counterpart in China. Once your site is included, consider yourself a lucky man. 
You can also consider patting yourself on the back if you’re fond of writing about finance, investments and properties. This, because those topics are apparently the most browsed or searched for topics among the Chinese. According to an online article, Chinese people like searching for topics related to investments, properties or just about anything related to money and finance the most. This basically means that a rich Chinese man who surfs the web is most likely to look for topics on how to make himself even richer! The next topic that the Chinese web surfer also like to read is music information. Next up are topics about cars then literature and the arts then leisure, travel and vacation. Interestingly, the Chinese spend lesser time reading up on IT and communications. Rounding up the list are shopping and dining guides, education and training then lastly, relationships. Which practically means that wanting to get rich or even richer is the top most priority among Chinese these days than hooking up with someone. Is that good or bad news? 
Nonetheless, the figures tell us one thing: if you want to gain attention from the world’s biggest population, then just write about the greens, the bling-bling and the moneymakers.
One of the challenges faced by independent non-profit organizations is to let their causes be known by as many people - nay, as many donors, volunteers and other interested parties - as possible. Truth be told, this is the biggest challenge that a non-profit organization should, would and could face. And it does not help when you add the fact that the information dissemination should be done as fast as possible and in the most cost-efficient (read: lowest cost or better yet, free!) way possible. 
This was a challenge not unknown to Wheel2Wheel. Wheel2Wheel was founded by Morgan Parker to raise awareness and provide financial assistance to brilliant yet under-recognized charitable organizations throughout Australasia. An independent non-profit organization, Wheel2Wheel knew that they only had limited time and resources to spread the word. And to top it all off - Wheel2Wheel knew that they had to do everything alongside the fact that they also had to rally up interest for social responsibility as well as donations from generous souls. It was, no doubt, a big yet exciting challenge. 
That’s when they decided to work hand in hand with Prosperity Research Digital Agency (PRDA). PRDA was founded by Douglas White who loved the idea of social media being the most cost-efficient measure to exercise social responsibility. A social media agency based in Hong Kong, PRDA saw the magnanimity of Wheel2Wheel’s passion, dedication and goals. Hence, working together became an easy task. And it helped a great deal when the people behind PRDA liked working alongside organizations that do social good. After all, what’s social media if you don’t do it for the benefit of many? As soon as PRDA and Wheel2Wheel forged a partnership, everything just jelled together. Both proved that by working hand in hand, with social media as part of their driving force, no challenge is too magnanimous to overcome. http://www.facebook.com/Wheel2Wheelhttp://www.wheel2wheel.tv/http://twitter.com/#!/wheel2wheelteam
A lot of organizations, businessmen, eco and social entrepreneurs and other “green” and “organic” advocates have been busy promoting healthy lifestyle, practices, exercises and eco products the past few years. However, we all know that there is still so much to be done and this healthy lifestyle industry is still at its infancy stage. There’s still too much potential and a whole lot of possibilities. Plus, there’s the fact that organizations and offline businesses can only do so much. 
Enter --- social media and the many things it can do for the betterment of the healthy food industry. Yes, with just a few mouse clicks --- i.e. a few shares of tips, trends and helpful articles about the benefits of healthy food and healthy lifestyle via Twitter, Facebook, Plurk and other social networking websites --- the healthy lifestyle advocacy can really get its much needed shot in the arm. Social media can give this industry a big boost --- and for a minimal (or in many cases, free) expense as well! Just take the case of Edible Arrangements Hong Kong. They produce fresh fruit arrangements. Their fruit bouquets are widely recognized as great gift ideas especially since they use healthy, fresh and juicy fruits such as cantaloupes, honeydews, strawberries, pineapples, grapes and oranges. Since they know that this is a relatively new idea in Hong Kong, they got the services of social media agency Prosperity Research Digital Agency (PRDA) Asia. PRDA then worked its magic, tapping the vast and powerful social media industry to spread the word about Edible Arrangements Hong Kong and the good products that they have. Needless to say, the campaign has been a big success so far. 
Now just think of what this can do for other healthy lifestyle-related products and services! The possibilities are definitely endless! http://www.facebook.com/ediblearrangementshkhttp://twitter.com/#!/ediblearrangehkhttp://www.facebook.com/PRDA.Asiahttp://twitter.com/#!/prda_asia
Because a wedding is, hands down, one of the most important events in a person’s life, it is then completely understandable if a bride wants it to become the most memorable, most sentimental, most remarkable and, more often than not, most talked about! After all, while a wedding is both for the groom and the bride, the latter is mostly the “star” of the day. Hence, if you’re the type of bride who simply wants to make her own wedding a tad more unique, then here’s one new, fresh way to do just that! Why don’t you ask your wedding organizer about the fresh fruit bouquets and lovely wedding gift sets from Edible Arrangements Hong Kong? 
Don’t settle for the usual flowers. Instead, choose edible, healthy, juicy and fresh! Can you imagine how special it’d be if your wedding features fresh fruits designed, cut and arranged in such a way that they’d look like real daisies and sunflowers? You and your bridesmaids can even nibble on some while you have your hair and make-up done! Place an arrangement inside your groom’s room and for sure the butterflies in his stomach (due to excitement!) will calm down when he and his groomsmen see (and share) the cleverly designed fresh fruits. What’s more - Edible Arrangements Hong Kong can also produce fun and easy breezy wedding gift sets for you. To give you a better idea of what to expect when you have these beautiful and truly astounding fresh fruit arrangements during your wedding day, check these photos at Edible Arrangements HK Facebook Page .
So what are you waiting for? Ask your wedding organizer now to arrange an appointment over at Edible Arrangements Hong Kong. They have two shops - one at G05 Nathan Square, 348 Nathan Road, Jordan, Kowloon. (Tel. No. 852 2385 0158) and another one at 3012, IFC Mall - Podium, Central (Tel. No. 852 2295 1108). http://www.facebook.com/ediblearrangementshkhttp://twitter.com/#!/ediblearrangehk
By definition, social media is the medium for social interaction. Using web-based and mobile technologies, social media has literally made the world smaller --- with just a few clicks, a couple of keyboard taps and quick share of information, the world has become one big interactive platform. Because it’s easy to use and highly accessible, social media is now also being tapped for events, causes and things that can somehow create change in society. Enter - social media for social good. One perfect example of how social media is helping causes is by taking a quick look on the Clean Air Network and the good work they do. The Clean Air Network’s mission is to educate the public about the health impacts of air pollution and encourage Hong Kongers to speak out in favor of better air quality management, a flash mob type of event was held recently in Hong Kong. The event was very well participated in --- proving that there is, indeed, a clamor for better, cleaner and healthier air in Hong Kong. 
Social media played a big role in the promotion of this flash mob type of event. Via the power of social media, more Hong Kongers knew about the event. As a result, more decided to take part in such a cause that aimed to spread awareness and to encourage more people to fight for their rights. 
Which, ultimately, was in consonance with the goals of both PRDA Asia and Wheel2Wheel. Prosperity Research Digital Agency (PRDA), a Hong Kong-based social media agency, along with Wheel2Wheel, an independent non-profit organization, supported the Clean Air Network and even sent some representatives to join the flash mob. Both PRDA and Wheel2Wheel officials say that they wanted to highlight and honor the Clean Air Network and the good work that they do, hence, they joined the event and they attested that they truly felt empowered. Nothing beats joining events that are for the good of many! http://www.facebook.com/cleanairnetwork www.twitter.com/cleanairnetworkhttp://hongkongcan.org/
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