RHIAN RAMOS is one promising and controversial young actress. Acting projects were offered to her after her stint as the commercial model of McDo years ago. She was paired with the hottest kapuso actor and later on appeared in a number of movies and tv shows.
She is always on the tabloids and fan magazines because of a number of nasty rumors. I actually found most of them really funny.
Who would have thought that the lady just turned 18 years old just last October 3?
What do Ai-Ai de las Alas, Eula Valdez, Claudine Barretto, Joyce Jimenez, Ara Mina, Mylene Dizon, Paolo Contis, Jamilla Obispo, Toni Rose Gayda and Bobby Andrews have in common?
All of these stars underwent the laser-assisted liposuction procedure called SmartLipo under Dra. Vicki Belo of the Belo Medical Group.
18 years ago, a lot of people were afraid to undergo the traditional liposuction procedure because it was really painful and the minimum recovery period is two weeks.
We are so lucky these days because we have a more better and more sophisticated procedure called Smart Lipo, a bloodless, state-of-the-art procedure that uses laser on the surface of the body part where there is unwanted fat. The famous cosmetic surgeon acquired the procedure from on of her trips to Milan, Italy.
The best thing about the Belo Smartlipo is that it is painless and the process of removing of fat is easier and it has better skin contraction. There’s also less bruising and swelling that one can go back home the same day and go back to work a day after!
Another procedure introduced early this year is the AquaLipo. It is a breakthrough water-assisted jet liposuction technique. It was developed by Hartmut Meyer, a German plastic surgeon where Dra. Vicki Belo had her training.
This technique is safe and gentle. Sexy actress Katrina Halili is the female endorser of AquaLipo and she managed to go back to work ASAP after the procedure.
Ok, so why am I telling you all about Smartlipo and Aqualipo? Hmmm…
I have some good news to share to you weeeee 🙂
Before I left Dagupan to work here in Manila, I met up with my college friend Dana for a small chat over coffee. We were talking about her bestfriend named Sep, who is based in Sweden. She told me that she’s kinda disappointed with her friend’s decision to postpone her trip here in the Philippines because she luckily got in the first round of auditions in Swedish Idol. I can say that Dana loves her friend so much and they constantly keep in touch through emails, chats and expensive phone calls hehe 🙂 I remember her stories years ago about their trip to Hundred Islands. They even have plans of visiting the Belo Medical Group to avail some of it’s services.
Just last week, I read Dana’s post at Multiply that Sep, popularly known now in Sweden as SEPIDEH VAZIRI got in the Top 16 of Idol 2008.
Just this morning, Dana sent me a text message telling me that Sep is finally one of the Top 11 finalists!
(Random facts, pictures and videos after the jump)
Though my beloved Black wallet was stolen in the MRT last Tuesday morning, I can say that I didn’t have a bad day at all.
I went to Kimono Ken at Tomas Morato at lunch time for the mini-presscon of Rakista director Quark Henares. See, I’ve been a fan of Quark since he wrote and directed the movie Keka, which I consider as one of the best Filipino movies of all time mainly because of the unique concept, great actors (I didn’t see Katya Santos as a Viva Hot Babe in that movie) and because of some coincidence in the names of the main characters.
Moving on..
I’ve known Quark online two years ago because he is one of my LJ contacts. I constantly commented on his posts and he also did in some of my entries (especially the Super Noypi-related ones LOL). I finally met him just last May 2008 in a birthday party at Mag:Net Cafe and yep, na-starstruck ako! I never thought that he can can really entertain the guests well with his “Straight” and “Gay” version of Lisa Loeb’s “Stay”.
Last year, I read his post regarding his new baby entitled “Rakenrol”. It is an indie movie about bands and all that. The movie stars Glaiza De Castro, Jason Abalos, Ketchup Eusebio, Alwyn Uytingco and Diether Ocampo. I heard that they only have two shooting days left and the movie might be released anytime next year.
So while working on a number of stuff which includes teaching college students, taking photos at blow-up babies, rocking the rockeoke nights of Mag:net Cafe, directing music videos and tvs and writing scripts for his upcoming projects, he managed to direct and produce TV-5’s RAKISTA.
RAKISTA is being shown every Thursday night at 7pm with replays on Sundays at 1pm. It stars Carlo Aquino (Caloy), Denise Laurel (CC), Rea Nakpil (Bebe), Alcris Galura (Nix), Charles Christianson (Ted) and Wincy Ong (Sven).
Carlo Aquino as Caloy
Here are some random facts about the show:
* The role Caloy is really intended for Carlo Aquino. The producers handpicked him because of his talent as an actor and as a musician.
Simula ng ako’y magtrabaho sa Lungsod ng Makati, lagi na lang akong sumasakay ng MRT para makarating agad sa aming opisina sa pinakamabilis na paraan. Araw-araw kong inaakyat ang matataas na hagdanan ng Santolan-Annapolis station at nakatunganga sa pwesto ko na hindi lalagpas sa dilaw na linya. Ayoko rin naman lumagpas dun kasi wala pa akong planong magpakamatay o kung ano pa man.
Marami na akong narinig na kwento tungkol sa MRT. May mga nakakatawa, may nakakainis, may aksyon, may romance at may drama din. Dati ay naiplurk ko ang tungkol sa dalawang babaeng nasa 40’s na naghamunan magsapakan at tinakot pa nila ang isa’t isa. Meron din akong nasubabaybayan na eksena na ang isang lola ay pilit na prinoprotektahan ang apo na special child. Meron din akong nakitang dalawang babae na “extra sweet” sa isa’t isa. Meron din akong nakitang nakatunganga tulad ko.
Anywayz, ayun nga. Kanina, ang aga ko pang nagising. Masarap din kasi ang tulog ko kagabi. Hindi ko na ugali ngayon ang mag-almusal kaya “ligo, bihis, alis” palagi ang drama ko tuwing papasok ako sa opis. Tulad ng inaasahan, tulakan, sikuhan at siksikan na naman kanina sa MRT. Labas-pasok ang mga tao sa bawat istasyon hanggang sa para na kaming mga sardinas na nakakulong sa isang lata at may mga sardinas pa na pinipilit na isiksik ang kanilang mga sarili. Hay!
KUNG PWEDE LANG SUMABIT SA TREN, GINAWA NA NAMIN!
Guminhawa ang aking pakiramdam nang akin nang makita ang liwanag ng Buendia station. Isang akyat lang sa hagdanan, konting lakad at isa pang hagdanan mararating ko na ang exit. Yes! Isang sakayan na lang!
Sa sobrang haba ng pila kanina sa sakayan ng FX sa oras na 8:20AM, napagpasyahan ko na mag-jeep na lamang. Hinawakan ko ang aking bag at nagtaka ako kung bakit nakabukas ito. Akala ko nakalimutan ko lang isara o baka binuksan ko ng di ko namamalayan.
At pumila ako para sumakay ng jeep. Wala din akong payong kanina kaya sobrang init. Nang makasakay na ako, unahan na naman ang mga nagmamadaling kapwa ko “corporate slaves”.
“Bayad po.. Bayad po.. Pakiabot ang sukli”
Ayun! Kelangan ko nang magbayad. Ilalabas ko na ang itim kong wallet. Ay, hindi ko siya makapa. Wait lang…
Nandito ang aking cellphone, ang kikay kit, ang camera.. asan ang wallet ko?
NASAAN ANG WALLET KO?
It was a night full of foods, drinks, name switch, prizes, music and fun. It was a night where bloggers took a break from their heavy school/workloads and more.
It was nice to see my old and new blogger friends. We talked about our whereabouts, took photos with the wackiest poses ever, exchanged calling cards, exchanged identities (haha LOL) and talked about the latest chismax in the blogosphere.
Since it is a drinking event, I decided to drink one bottle of beer. I am not really an alcoholic person, so i felt like i am tipsy already. However, one of my alcoholic friends started to overcome his alcohol addiction with the help of a reputable rehab like Pacific Ridge, try to see here now for more info!
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To be able to fight this alcoholic spirit trying to conquer my mind and body (naks LOL), I went to the WiFi station and blogged an entry about some of the stuff that are bugging me from time to time when suddenly I won an Mp3 player in the raffle (rejoice rejoice!).
I saved the entry and made it exclusive for my Multiply contacts. I went to the redemption booth to get my loot bag and bid farewell to some blogger friends. I wasn’t sure if I should go home or what, but I decided to stay.
I quietly enjoyed the music while i’m grooving on my sit. I really want to dance last night but no one was on the dance floor. When I noticed that some of my Plurkfiesta buddies were in the other side of the venue, I approached them talked about the stuff that are not really “plurkable”. We were discussing some points when the topic focused on me. It was nothing really offensive and I do really appreciate what they told me. I will not elaborate further, but it has something to do with Carlo, my advocacy, my family, my life, ME.
Continue readingDo you remember the 21st night of September? *Insert dancing banana icon here 100x*
After months of waiting, The 2nd Philippine Blog Awards finally pushed through on the 21st night of September, 2008 at OneEsplanade.
I remember arriving on the venue at around 4:45pm. I saw a lot of familiar bloggers waiting outside and all the sponsors were busy setting up their respective booths. The organizers and volunteers were tired since most of them were already fixing the venue at 9am, but you can really see the passion and drive to make this awards night extra special.
Fresh (or rather tired) from the Auction.PH event , Eric, Jehzeel, Hannah and I went straight to the World Trade Center for to catch the talk of Dr. Hayden Kho Jr. and Dra. Vicki Belo at the Health, Beauty, Fitness and Lifestyle Asia ’08. The event was participated by different companies that is related to the beauty and fashion industry.
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Fortunately, we were able to catch the talk. Dra. Vicki Belo looked younger in her pink dress and she discussed about the surgical and non-surgical procedures done in the Belo Medical Group. The visitors asked questions and she gladly answered all of them.
Doc Hayden is popularly known as “Doc Henry” these days because of his stint in “Ako si Kim Sam Soon” at GMA-7 Primetime block. He introduced the latest offering of the clinic called the Belo Life Coach Program and the Ike and Nena Foundation.
Last Thursday, Jehzeel asked me if I would like to join them in the Inaguration of the new chairman of Auction.ph in Pampanga. I was a bit hesitant and torn between working at the office to get more offset credits and enjoying my weekend with the bloggers. Obviously, I chose the latter.
I was almost late when I arrived in the meeting place. I was happy to see Eric, Ederic, Jonel, Bong and later on Jehzeel. Together with the rest of the Auction.ph crew, we went to Clark, Pampanga.
I was surprised when I found out that the company is owned by Koreans. All the while I taught Auction is originally a Filipino company. It was a formal event and everyonewas in their smart casual attires.
It was my first time to attend a somewhat exclusive event that is comprised of Filipino and Korean officers. The Filipino Host spoke in english and later on, the Korean conterpart interprets everything.
The thing that I like most in the program is the AVP’s of the Korean officers. AVP’s of the career of the CEO of Auction Korea and the new chairman is rather inspiring than intimidating.
Welcome to MICAMYX.COM!
Yupyup! After months of planning and wanting to get my own domain, I haz it now! 🙂
I was still in college when I started blogging at Micamyx.i.pH. It was in the blog where I posted my daily rants about life, school, showbiz, politics, fun, love, family, photos and all that. I was a just a simple student who wanted to graduate from school ASAP.
I am now based here in Manila and I am working as a Web Marketing Specialist somewhere in Makati. A corporate slave at day, a fun-loving girl at night.
I met a number of cool individuals in the blogosphere in the past months when I attended a number of events. That kind of pushed me to get my own domain and start anew.
I am really happy right now weee I’m also planning to launch two blogs soon. I want this blog to be really personal so there. Welcome to my new home! 🙂