Saturday, February 16, 2013

Sensodyne: Introduces Repair & Protect!

What is tooth sensitivity?
Tooth sensitivity occurs when the dentine underneath the tooth enamel becomes exposed. When exposed dentine comes into contact with hot or cold, sweet, sour or even your toothbrush it can trigger the nerve, causing a short sharp pain.

NEW TECHNOLOGICAL BREAKTHROUGH:
Repair & Protect

“Helps repair sensitive areas of your teeth”



How does the new Sensodyne Repair & Protect work?

New Sensodyne Repair & Protect is different from other toothpastes. It has a unique, clinically proven concentrated calcium formula that helps repair vulnerable areas with the natural building blocks of your teeth.

¬When Being Sensitive Becomes A Bad Thing
Nobody wants to be around an insensitive person.
You know the type–the guy who never thinks twice when speaking his mind. The tactless girl who spills everybody’s secrets. The abrasive ones.
But neither does anyone want to be someone who’s too sensitive.
We Pinoys have a term for it: balat-sibuyas. The one who’s easily hurt or offended from the smallest joke. The one who can’t take a chill pill and raises an insurrection against anything that remotely makes a negative observation about his or her quirks.
To think about it, being too sensitive might even be worse than insensitivity.
And no, it’s not just emotions we’re talking about.
Let’s Talk About Dentine Hypersensitivity
In the study entitled “The everyday impact of dentine sensitivity: personal and functional aspects”1, conducted by professionals from the University of Sheffield and the University of Toronto, the researchers noted that “the emotional impact of dentine sensitivity is directly linked to the major distressing factor of the oral condition – pain, its unpredictability and detrimental effect on natural and supposedly pleasant daily routines of food consumption. Affective evaluation of physical pain occurs simultaneously or soon after sensitivity episodes, in bringing mind and body, invoking ‘displeasure, anxiety, sadness and anger that are fully emotional.’”
In the Philippines, a consumer survey revealed that 7 out of 10 Filipinos* have sensitive teeth. 78% of people experience the phenomenon known as pangingilo when eating or drinking something cold, while 47% experience this when eating or drinking something sour, and 45% reported pain when consuming hot food or drinks**. However, because of the natural tendency to dismiss this condition, dentine hypersensitivity persists, to the detriment of its sufferers.

Yes – Pinoys are Too Sensitive

Remember when some of us launched a Twitter war versus an international teenage singing sensation and his horde of fans when the famous teen pop star posted mocking photos of a Filipino boxing hero right after his crushing defeat?

How about the Amerasian actress who “doesn’t want to look Filipino” incident? Or when we cried foul because a Hollywood actress said Manila was infested with rats and cockroaches?

Fine – maybe it’s a matter of us Pinoys defending the national pride.

NOVAMIN® formula releases the building blocks of teeth: calcium and phosphate. These ions form a protective mineral layer to repair the vulnerable areas of the tooth.

Usage:
Brush twice a day and not more than three times, minimize swallowing and spit out. Close cap after each use to protect contents from moisture. Do not use if foil seal on the nozzle is broken. Remove foil seal before use.

Suggested retail price for Sensodyne Repair & Protect is Php198.00. Available nationwide in leading supermarkets, drugstores, groceries, hypermarkets and department stores.

But here’s a thought: what if we’re just being too sensitive?

Funnily, a recent global poll revealed that Filipinos are the most emotional people – ranking higher than El Salvador, Bahrain, Oman, and Colombia.1

Are we too sensitive for our own good? Maybe.

And surprisingly, we’re not just talking about emotions here.

Hypersensitive Filipinos

In a consumer survey conducted, results revealed that 7 out of 10 Filipinos* have sensitive teeth – a condition Pinoys often refer to as pangingilo.

Visit here: https://www.facebook.com/SensodyneMe?fref=ts

Thursday, February 14, 2013

GEB SuperClub: The newest disco in Quezon City


A new entertainment disco club situated at the heart of Tomas Morato, has risen to feed every individual's hunger for party, dancing and booze. Opened and launched last November 2012. GEB Superclub revolutionizes the party scene and the dance floor that will bring out the club kid in you. Another great addition to the nightlife in Quezon City. Once inside the club, you'll be amazed at disco balls, laser lights and high-end speakers that will surely soulshake and groove your world. It caters to certainly any group of people who have the heart for good coversation, socialzing or recreation. A not too loud nor too tame crowd that will give you a coy and relaxing ambiance. Beverages and food of different kinds is also served to satisfy our cravings. A hub where you can just sit back , sip a drink andd just be YOU. It is near to every establishment that you can think of . Indeed a perfect place to go to after work to unwind,. kill time and release one's tension.

Wednesday is themed as Ladies' Night, Thursday gets hotter with Model's NIght, Friday is Thanks GEB its Friday, and Saturday is Jampacked Saturdays! So if you have upcoming social event and cooking up an unforgettable night where your group needs to do things such as eating, drinking, dancing talking or partying to the high energy sounds, this is indeed the place to see and be seen. Make it happen. Book now or be on the guest list!

On Twitter: @GEBsuperclub

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Playing For Keeps Movie



Playing for Keeps is a romantic comedy which tells the story of a charming but down-on-his luck former soccer star (Butler) who returns home to put his life back together all over again. Trying to rebuild his estranged relationship with his son, he gets roped into coaching his son’s soccer team. Though he tries his best to become a real “adult” he can’t help but get attracted to soccer moms who keep pursuing him at every turn.

The movie stars Gerard Butler, Jessica Biel, Uma Thurman, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Dennis Quaid. Playing for Keeps is directed by Gabriele Muccino known for directing the critically acclaimed Will Smith film, The Pursuit of Happyness. 

About SM Cinema
SM Cinema is the country’s leading exhibitor—boasting 246 cinemas and 6 IMAX Theatres in 45 branches nationwide. SM Cinema continues to expand and lead the country’s development in cinema technology. For a more convenient way of watching a movie, experience the newest from SM Cinema—the CINEMOBILE: Your mobile, your movie ticket. With its turnstile system, SM Cinema delivers a more convenient movie-going experience to its patrons.  

You may also avail SM Cinema’s e-PLUS (Entertainment, Privileges, Lifestyle, Upgrades and Surprises) card to make your movie-watching more convenient, rewarding and fun. On top of the reward point scheme, e-PLUS is loaded with VIP privileges, special promos such as discounts on select movies, seasonal offers, quarterly raffles and invites to exclusive events. e-PLUS members can also avail of promos and discounts from partner merchants. The e-Plus starter kit comes with your personalized e-Plus card, free movies, snacks and a premium item.

To know more about SM Cinema, visit their website at www.smcinema.com
To get updates, like them on Facebook (facebook.com/smcinema) and follow them on Twitter (twitter.com/sm_cinema). 
To connect with IMAX on Facebook, like facebook.com/imaxsmcinema and follow them on Twitter.com/imax_smcinema.





Mr. Ube: The Souperstar

Mr.Ube Rice and Noodle House

In the competitive space of the culinary business, only the toughest survive. The saying “If you can’t take the heat, stay out of the kitchen” is indeed true for most food entrepreneurs.

But for Gerry Chua, a businessman with both a vision and a mission, the heat in the kitchen even more fires up his passion to offer the best dining experience. Try visiting his restaurant Mr. Ube Rice and Noodle House and you’ll find out for yourself why this food mecca is already making noise among culinary connoisseurs.

Although Chinese cuisine constitutes majority of Mr. Ube Rice and Noodle House’s menu, there are an array of food offerings that will surely tickle your taste buds. Take your pick: noodle soup, rice toppings, stir fry noodles, dimsum, and a lot more. 
Sweet and Sour Pork Rice Topping (P100)

Lechon Macau Rice Topping (P110)
Pork Maki Mi Noodle Soup (P110)

“We take pride in the restaurant's specialty: our noodles. Our noodles are made fresh every day. We use state-of-the-art Japanese technology in making them,” said Chua. “Our ingredients are natural and they have no preservatives. I am proud to say that the food we serve at Mr. Ube Rice and Noodle House are MSG-free and they are non-grease.”

From the very basic chicken noodle soup to wanton noodle, Mr. Ube Rice and Noodle House also features a variety of international noodle soups. Want to try Thai? Order Thai Tom Yam. Hungry like a lion? The Singaporean Laksa is for you. Craving for Japanese? Sip some Japanese Shoyu. If Chinese is your choice, then Gokong Noodle should be on your plate. These and more will let you experience a gastronomic adventure in this noodle house.

Thai Tom Yam (P120)
Singaporean Laksa (P120)

Japanese Shoyu (P120)
Gokong Soup (P120)
Since Chua is also the visionary behind Eng Bee Tin Chinese Deli, some of its varied product ranges can also be ordered at Mr. Ube Rice and Noodle House. Its most famous ube hopia and all-time favorite tikoy can be have when you visit any branch.
Eng Bee Tin Tikoy

With a rich history that can be traced from humble beginnings in Ongpin, Eng Bee Tin has mastered the art of producing world-class Oriental delicacies. Because Chua knows his way around business, he found a way to reinvent a rather usual hopia by blending it with ube, the most popular ice cream flavor at the time. The rest is history as Eng Bee Tin’s ube hopia became a household name. 

Eng Bee Tin Mochi Kreme (P250)
Eng Bee Tin products are locally available in various supermarkets, groceries, restaurants, office, and school canteens. The company is also one of the biggest international exporters of hopia, delivering to Asia, the Middle East, Europe and the USA.

Chua also ensures that quality is key. The company uses automated hopia manufacturing processes and implements a strict hygienic standards of quality control by running the final product through metal detectors, and packaging it in a hygienic pillow pack.

Though a businessman, Chua knows his responsibility to the community where his businesses operate from. In Ongpin where Eng Bee Tin is found, the company donated to the local volunteer fire brigade as evidenced by the purple fire engines that make their way through fire incidents and situations in the vicinity. His other business, Cafe Mezzanine, is also making an impact to the community as its revenues are completely donated to Binondo Paco Fire Volunteer. Recognizing the efforts and hard work fire volunteers put into their job, they get a 20-percent discount when they dine at Cafe Mezzanine, located at the heart of Chinatown. That is if their free coffee is not yet enough.

“Our commitment to our society should be never-ending,” said Chua. “Mr. Ube Rice and Noodle House aims to acquire five units of ambulance to serve the indigents who can’t afford to pay for ambulance service to hospitals.”

Indeed, Chua’s entrepreneurial vision is deliciously complemented by his life mission to touch lives. No wonder he is one accomplished man and his businesses, successful without a doubt.

For more on Eng Bee Tin, visit http://www.engbeetin.com
Facebook: iloveengbeetin

MR. UBE RICE & NOODLE HOUSE BRANCHES:

707 ONGPIN ST. BINONDO MANILA
TEL 288-8888 LOC. 131

284 E.RODRIGUEZ SR. AVE. QUEZON CITY
TEL 722-4505

GROUND FLOOR GU-16  LUCKY GOLD PLAZA
ORTIGAS EXT. PASIG
TEL. 791-7389

ENG BEE TIN CHINESE DELI BRANCHES

628 ONGPIN ST. BINONDO MANILA
288-8888 ; 241-9999

650 ONGPIN COR. E.T. YUCHENGCO ST BINONDO MANILA
288-8888 ; 232-1223 LOC. 219

518 QUINTIN PAREDES ST. BINODO MANILA
TEL 522-2289

ONGPIN COMMERCIAL CENTER 
ONGPIN COR. G.PUYAT  ST. STA.CRUZ MANILA
735-4658

UNIT G-84 ODEON TERMINAL MALL
C.M. RECTO COR. RIZAL AVE. MANILA
TEL. 735-0755

GL 8 WELCOME PLAZA
TAFT AVE. PASAY CITY
TEL 8836-2670

LEVEL-2 WALTER MART CENTER
CHINO RECES COR A. ARNAIZ MAKATI
TEL 843-7256

G-41 VICTORY CENTRAL MALL
MONUMENTO CALOOCAN CITY
TEL 332-1579

B-16 LG VICTORY PARK & SHOP MALL
ANTIPOLO RIZAL
TEL 661-7615

GROUND FLOOR CASH & CARRY MALL
SOUTH SUPER HI-WAY MAKATI
TEL 401-6229

LEVEL 1 PADREA FAURA WING ROBINSON'S PLACE
ERMITA MANILA TEL 401-3063

CAFE MEZZANINE BRANCH

MEZZANINE FLOOR - 650 ONGPIN COR E.T. YUCHENGCO
BINONDO MANILA
TEL 288-8888 ; 241-9999 LOC 230

Livin' La Vida Imelda by Carlos Celdran!



Since 2004, performance artist and cultural activist CARLOS CELDRAN has been performing his multi-media 1970's Philippine history and disco themed Livin' La Vida Imelda tour/ performance at the Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex. His performance explores issues of Cold-War geopolitics, the global influence of Hollywood, Philippine Post-colonial cultural identity and it's constructs, the ideals of democracy in developing nations, and the creation of what CELDRAN likes to call: "State sanctioned arts & culture". 

This gossipy performance is framed by the biography of the Philippine's flamboyant former first lady Imelda Marcos and set to disco music. 

In lieu of the setting provided by Mrs. Imelda Marcos' commissioned architecture, CELDRAN will be using handmade visual guides, multi-media and selected artworks among the Silverlens collection as a jumping point for the Livin' La Vida Imelda narrative. This is the third time CELDRAN has transposed the performance to a gallery setting. "Livin' La Vida Imelda - The Performance" premiered in 2011 at Twist Gallery in Toronto, Canada.

There will be 19 show dates, these are scheduled on: 
February 13*, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 28 
March 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16

All shows start promptly at 7:30 pm and will be held at Silverlens Gallery located at the 2/F YMC Building II, 2320 Don Chino Roces Extension (formerly Pasong Tamo Extension), Makati City. Regular tickets sell for PhP1,100 while student tickets sell for PhP550. The performance runs one hour and forty minutes long with a 15-minute intermission. 

TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AT SILVERLENS: 2320 PASONG TAMO EXT., MAKATI CITY, PLEASE CONTACT KATH PUNONGBAYAN AT imelda@silverlensgalleries.com OR TEXT 0916-335-8018. 

Sunday, February 10, 2013

TXTFIRE Philippines


It's already February and March is fast approaching. March is the Fire Prevention Month.
This is the time when most fire cases are very frequent. Lives and properties are important. Why? Your property and precious life is on the line at anytime, accidents and disasters occur when you least expect them. I highly recommend to you guys to join TXTFIRE Philippines. 


What is TXTFIRE all about?
The TXTFIRE PHILIPPINES FOUNDATION, INC. is a non-profit organization that helps disseminate fire alerts, alarms, and information thru an SMS Dispatcher Server.

Such as:
•   Location
•   Time 
•   Status of Fire

SMS Dispatch Server has 60 modems and can send up to 1,000 messages per minute.

TXT FIRE IS THE WORLD'S FIRST DISPATCH SYSTEM THRU SMS!!! And ALL THESE FOR FREE!!

How TXTFIRE works?
When the system receives a report, it will be verified by an operator. If verified, the information will be dispatched instantly to all fire stations and firefighters.

How it all started?
Mr. Gerry Chua, Founder and President of TXTFIRE PHILIPPINES FOUNDATION, INC., a.k.a. Mr. Ube was very fond of texting. He loves to forward text jokes and news to his friends and relatives. Since Mr. Chua is a fireman himself, he decided to might as well text to his friends where the fire is. Until later, a friend called him and asked him not to send these messages as they were just disturbing him. Mr. Chua being a busy man forgot to erase his name on the group text. Until one day his friend approached him, and said thank you. Thank you because if not for the text of Mr. Chua, he would not know that there was a fire at back of his house. His friend at that time was in the market and his kids were still at home sleeping. 

So then did Mr. Chua decide to make this bigger, better, and faster!
Today our TXTFIRE SMS System Dispatcher has more that 170,000 members nationwide.

TXTFIRE PHILIPPINES affiliates: 
•    Bacolod
•    Cagayan de Oro
•    Cebu
•    Cotabato
•    Dagupan
•    Davao
•    Iloilo
•    Legaspi
•    Naga
•    Sorsogon
•    Tabaco, Bicol
•    Tacloban
•    Tarlac


And soon! On Baguio, Zamboanga, and many many more!

What’s more?
They conduct relief operations, outreach programs, fire safety drills and seminars, medical
missions, distribution of posters and flyers on fire safety tips, and more.






All these for FREE!

How to report a fire incident? 
How to volunteer at TXTFIRE Philippines? 


Follow TXTFIRE Philippines and help save lives today!

Facebook: TXTFIRE PHILIPPINES
Twitter:  
@TXTFIRE

LOVE TAILS FOR THE LUV-A-BULLS

Celebrate LOVE at the most unique Valentines event for a Cause -- "LOVE TAILS FOR THE LUV-A-BULLS" for the benefit of CARA Welfare Phils & Save the Laguna Pit Bulls on 16 February 2013 at the Greenbelt 3 Park.



Schedule of Activities:

4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
FUN FAIR (Open to the Public)
Donate and treat your babies to yummy pet yappetizers, Grooming Harem by Paws N Tails, Petiquette by Pup Culture, Talk to the Doc (Free consultation) by PetCentric Vet Clinic and more SURPRISES!

6:00 pm - 9:30 pm
SAHARA NIGHT BANQUET (Limited Seats Only)
PAW Reading, Pet Caricature, PAWto Booth, My Sweet Malentine, Luv-A--Bull Corner, Grooming Harem by Paws & Tails Grooming Salon and Boutique, sPAW Massage by Aromapet Dogspa, raffle prizes etc. The banquet will feature a scrumptious buffet for pet parents, a mouth-watering dog buffet by ALL4PETSParty.com and a heavenly candy bar by Baby Moon for Pets.

Come in Arabian Nights inspired costume and you may win lots of awesome prizes for you and your furry valentine!

Dinner Banquet Tickets are available at the following locations:

PAWS N TAILS - PUV Terminal, Alabang Town Center, Ayala Alabang & SM Center Las Piñas Branch
AROMAPET DOGSPA - 133 Tomas Morato Ave. Quezon City
PUP CULTURE - Unit E, G/F, Fort Palm Spring Condo, 1st Ave, Fort Bonifacio
PETCENTRIC - C23 Ground Floor South of Market 26th St. Cor 11th Ave. Fort Bonifacio

100% net proceeds will be donated to CARA Welfare Phils & Save the Laguna Pit bulls.

For more information, visit https://www.facebook.com/lovetails4theluvabulls or email info@all4petsparty.com

Friday, February 8, 2013

Suaveng Ahit, Gwapong Schick Barangay Tour Launched





Looking and feeling good is not just about taking care of yourself; it’s about caring for the things around you and the world you live in. This is precisely what razor brand Schick strives to promote with its ongoing Suaveng Ahit, Gwapong Schick Barangay Tour.

As one of the most trusted personal grooming brands for both men and women, Schick goes all out in pushing its advocacy by reaching out to their valued patrons. Through this project, the brand hopes to continue its goal of imparting positivity and self-confidence not only on a personal level but on the community scale.

The tour got off in on a rousing start last December when the caravan rolled into Salamalabanan Subdivision in Imus, Cavite, where the group initiated different activities focused on engaging and educating the community on proper physical grooming, healthy and active lifestyle, and community awareness.

The project was well received and garnered positive feedback from the community—something that Schick hopes to replicate in other locations within the metro. “We could not have asked for a better start to this tour,” says Claire Guevara, Schick senior brand manager. “The Salamalabanan community here in Imus, Cavite was very gracious and receptive to what we were trying to accomplish as a brand. We greatly appreciate the effort and the participation put forth by the community and we hope that the same goes with our next destination.” 

The tour will continue to visit designated locations throughout 2013, including communities around the area of Caloocan, Muntinlupa, Antipolo and Quezon City. 

As part of the brand’s continuing mission to make people feel good both inside and out, the tour’s initiatives include activities such as giving free shaves and haircuts to residents, as well as conducting clean-up drives that help encourage community awareness of health and safety among the youth.

In the first leg the tour also hosted competitions that included a three-on-three basketball game, a free-throw and half-court shootout, as well as a dance showdown, all of which promoted good sportsmanship and camaraderie within the community. The winners and participants received cash prizes and gift packs from Schick.

The group stayed true to its promise of reaching out to the grassroots level. Together with celebrity host Regine Tolentino, the caravan visited tricycle terminals, groceries, and sari-sari stores and immersed themselves in the community while handing out free Schick products.

For more information on other tours, prizes, and promos, visit Schick’s website (www.schick.com.ph) or connect with the company via Facebook (facebook.com/schick.ph). For Twitter updates, follow @schicksuave. 

ABANGAN ang Suaveng Ahit, Gwapong Schick Barangay Tour sa inyong Barangay!

February 9, 2013
Cupang Covered Court, Ma. Corazon Subdivision, Brgy Cupang, Antipolo City

February 10, 2013
Dagohoy Covered Court, Purok Dagohoy, Bargy UP Campus, Quezon City


February 17, 2013
Parang Covered Court, General B.G. Molina Street, NGI, Parang, Marikina City (beside Parang Brgy Hall)

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

30@75 Education Scholarship Exam dates


Diwa Learning Systems Inc and the Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP) announced the dates and hub schools for the 30@75 Education Scholarship Examinations. The exams are scheduled on February 16 and 23, 2013 and on March 12, 2013. The conduct of the scholarship examinations will be held nationwide through the CEAP school hubs in different region.

St. Paul College of Ilocos Sur will be the hub school for Region 1,  First Asia Institute of Technology and Humanities (FAITH) for Region IV , Ateneo de Naga High School for Region V , La Consolacion College, Bacolod for Region VI and St. Scholastica’s College, Tacloban for Region VIII.  Region IX  will take Claret School of Zamboanga, and Xavier University High School for Region X. University of the Immaculate Conception for Region XII and Notre Dame of Dadiangas for Region XIII. The school hubs for other regions will be announced in the coming weeks.

Diwa Vice President for Corporate and Marketing Communications Armel Espiritu said all examinees will be given 1 hour to finish the online exams. “We are still accepting applications for the scholarship and we will be entertaining walk in applicants as long as they have the complete requirements,” he added. Applicants are required to submit the completed scholarship application form, copy of the most recent report card with a certification from the school principal/directress of scholastic standing and meager financial means and a letter of recommendation from the CEAP Regional Trustee.

The 30@75 Education Scholarship Program aims to contribute to the development of the teaching profession in the country. It is a joint undertaking commemorating Diwa’s 30th year anniversary this 2013 and is part of the celebration leading up to the Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines’ (CEAP) 75th year anniversary in 2016.

The top 30 students who will pass the online examinations will be awarded the 4-year BS Education Scholarship at the First Asia Institute of Technology and Humanities (FAITH) in Tanauan, Batangas for school year 2013-2014. Another round of scholarship examinations will be held same time next year for another 30 scholars for school year 2014-2015.

Information on assigned dates and time for the said region can be accessed by sending an inquiry at 30at75.CEAP.DIWA@diwamail.com. Application forms can be downloaded at 30@75 website at www.diwalearningtown.com

Monday, February 4, 2013

My Bloggin' Valentine : Pre-Valentines Day Party





Register now for the Biggest Bloggers event for 2013 !!!! 

February 13, 2013 9 PM to 12 Midnight 

Free to all BLOGAPALOOZA and WAZZUP PILIPINAS Bloggers and their special guest (preferably a special someone), but you can bring any plus one. 

All bloggers attending and blogging about the event will receive an extra 1k GC as token. 

All must fill up the registration form and submit your blog URL at the comments section of the form so we could add you all to the guest list. 

Non-BLOGAPALOOZA members may also join by liking the Wazzup Pilipinas and When in Manila Facebook pages, and joining the Blogapalooza Bloggers and Wazzup Pilipinas Facebook group to qualify and get an automatic invite to the event. 

Wazzup Pilipinas Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/wazzuppilipinas 

Wazzup Pilipinas Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/240688409400258/


Please register here

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Bakery Fair 2013

BAKERY FAIR 2013, the 7th International Exhibition on Bakery, Confectionery and Foodservice Equipment & Supplies is the largest show in the Philippines completely dedicated to baking and foodservice industry.


To be held on February 21-23, 2013 at the World Trade Center Metro Manila, the event has been designed to provide a forum where suppliers, small and large bakers and buyers of baked goods can meet on common ground and conduct business. It has seen an unprecedented growth with more than 400 booths showcasing and taking 10,000 square meters of space of World Trade Center, Philippines.

Aside from the daily demonstrations and seminars on centerstage, highlighting the event is the Bakers Cup Philippines 2013 Baking Competition in two categories. The Original Bread Competition showcasing a variety of Baguettes, Rolls, Sandwich Loaves and a Freestyle California Raisin Bread. The second category is the newly launched Steamed Buns Category backed by Angel Yeast. This will challenge the competitors on making the best mantou, siopao and push their creativity on artistic presentations of Steamed Buns.

The event is participated by its members and allied industry players and is being supported by the International Federation of Chinese Bakery and Confectionery Association. Bakery Fair is a non-profit event organized by the Filipino Chinese Bakery Association, Inc.

For more details, please call (63 2) 254-2518, (63 2) 254-2526, (63 2) 781-0873 or email: info@fcbai.org

Friday, February 1, 2013

Repertory Philippines: No Way To Treat A Lady

Repertory Philippines proudly announces its second offering for the year 2013 with “ No Way To Treat A Lady ” - a musical comedy thriller with book, music and lyrics written by award-winning author/composer Douglas J. Cohen.

Directed by Audie Gemora, “ No Way to Treat a Lady ” is a dark, energetic and funny musical about good boys, bad boys, and the women who shape their lives focusing on themes like betrayal, death, friendship, Jewish/Yiddish issues, love, parenting / family.


The musical was based on the 1964 novel of the same name by William Goldman which was made into a motion picture in 1968.

The dynamic cast of five ( portraying seventeen characters ! ) features Audie Gemora as Christopher ‘Kit’ Gill; Joel Trinidad as Morris Brummel; Carla Guevara-Laforteza as Sarah Stone; Sheila Francisco as Flora Brummel; Pinky Marquez as Alexandra Gill; and Jamie Wilson as Christopher Gill (Stand In).


Set in summer 1970’s New York City, “ No Way to Treat a Lady ” tells the story of Christopher "Kit" Gill (Audie Gemora), an unsuccessful actor turned serial killer - a maniac with mommy issues who is on a rampage, and the NYPD detective on his trail, Morris "Moe" Brummell (Joel Trinidad). Brummell is a Jewish bachelor, who still lives with his overbearing mother, in the shadow of his successful brother, the doctor.


The detective leads a rather unexceptional existence, and yearns for a way to make a name for himself. His goal is shared by an unlikely person, a serial killer seeking notoriety and attention from the police, the press and the city at large. The killer phones Moe one day and the two begin a taunting game of cat and mouse that results in a strange dependence on one another.


Moe's plan to track and eventually trap the killer is temporarily waylaid when he meets a beautiful, rich society girl who lives in the apartment building of the first victim. Woven into the main story of cop vs. killer are two subplots ---- what made Kit a killer and Moe's relationship with his mother and his new girlfriend.


NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY received a Fred Ebb Award for Musical Theatre Songwriting, a Richard Rodgers grant, and a nomination for Best Revival by the New York Outer Critics Circle.

Co-presented by the City of Makati, the artistic team of “No Way To Treat a Lady” is composed of Baby Barredo (Artistic Director); Audie Gemora (Director); Liesl Batucan (Assistant Director); Dingdong Fiel (Musical Director); Mio Infante (Set Designer); Raven Ong (Costume Designer) and John Batalla (Lighting Designer).

The production team of “No Way To Treat a Lady” is composed of Juno Henares (Officer in charge); Gidget Tolentino (Production Manager), Gold Soon (Stage Manager); Denis Lagdameo (Technical Director), Pol Roxas (Sound Technician), Pablito Salvador (Lighting Technician) and Adul Lasin (Set Execution and Scenic Artist).

The marketing, sales and publicity of “No Way To Treat a Lady” is led by Toots Tolentino (Publicist), Charlie Barredo with Oliver Usison, Letty Barredo, Marie Talay and Rose Silva (Marketing and Sales).
“No Way To Treat a Lady” a kooky, clever musical --- very entertaining and a fun way to treat an audience.

“No Way To Treat a Lady” is presented through special arrangement with Samuel French Ltd. Inc.

Contact Details:

For details of show, please call (63 2) 571-6926, (63 2) 571-4941 or email: info@repertory.ph or Ticketworld at (63 2) 891-9999.

Venue: Onstage Theater
2nd Level, Greenbelt 1, Greenbelt
Paseo de Roxas cor. Legaspi St., Ayala Center
Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines
Show Dates:
Friday March 1, 2013
Saturday March 2, 2013
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Sunday March 3, 2013
Friday March 8, 2013
Saturday March 9, 2013
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Sunday March 10, 2013
Friday March 15, 2013
Saturday March 16, 2013
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Sunday March 17, 2013
Friday March 22, 2013
Saturday March 23, 2013
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Sunday March 24, 2013