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In today's stressful working conditions and competitive working atmosphere, it is common for people to suffer from different ailments ranging from simple to complicated.   And most employers recognize this fact especially if they are aware of the long-term illnesses that are developed from working with them, that is why a medical benefit is one of the things employers dangle to their prospective young employees.  Now, I have nothing against HMOs,  I recognize the necessity of their products.  However, some HMOs really are not reliable.  Marketers aggressively sell them, make untruthful sales pitches just to get you to sign up, after signing you up, problems start to surface. Take Orly (fictitious name) for example, he is a diabetec and his doctor advised him to get an HMO, in anticipation of a long haul.  He was approached aggressively by a 'health counsellor' from a not-so-established HMO  (This HMO is not so popular yet)  this not-so-established HMO showed promis

You are probably wondering what Jar 'D In means, well, welcome to the club.  We know for a fact that Jar 'd In Salad House is the answer to our salad cravings, but just simply what it means?  According to Mr. Paul Gan, who is the young and dynamic proprietor of this salad resto, the name is inspired by the fact that their take out salad is contained in a jar, because it practically looks like a garden-inside-a-jar.  Add to that is the fact that the name Jar 'd In, when spoken in Spanish and Tagalog, is hardin , which means garden.   Well, looking at the array of salad selections, they do remind us of the vibrant colors of gardens in bloom during spring.  colorful and alive.     There are six (6) basic choices that Jar'd In offers, all catering to different tastes and preferences.   But they have recently added a Japanese-inspired salad, which is what you see here.   For only P300, you can enjoy this kani-mango-nori-soba noodles, combination of course th