Jinkee Pacquiao, a Belo Medical Group endorser and the wife of Pound for pound boxing champion Manny Pacquiao has been named one of People Asia magazine's "women of style and substance.

According to Joanne Rae Ramirez, the Editor-in-chief of People Asia said that Jinkee is an epitome of style and substance.

Jinkee was included on the top 18 list. She was able to made it not only because of her physical attributes but also to the fact that she is the wife of Manny Pacquiao. Pacquiao was included in the 100 most influential Asians of Time Magazine.

“Ngayon, kapag hinirang mo ang champ dapat hirangin mo din ang babaeng nagbibigay ng lakas sa kanya. Kaya iyon ang substance ni Jinkee. Siya ang babae sa likod ng kampeon," Ramirez told ABS-CBN News.

Included on the list were also ABS-CBN Foundation Inc. managing director Gina Lopez, Sen. Loren Legarda, and young businesswoman Camille Villar, daughter of Sen. Manuel “Manny” Villar Jr.

Disclaimer: This post is only intended for entertainment purposes and not for making any political propaganda. I just can't resist to post this funny email that I have received from a colleague. I might be sued for this or get shot in the head, for worse, (haha!) upon putting the Philippines's most powerful official in public ridicule. Now may I ask, who is more sincere? :P

It was a rainy Saturday morning and our shift is about to end. I was browsing my outlook messages from my office mates and I found one that I hadn't read (I usually don't read spam messages) .I was about to delete it when I suddenly managed to examine the contents. It was about the supposed "Facebook account" of God. I thought it was just a stupid account made by anyone who can't do anything on their lives but upon examining the way it was created I can say that it was done cleverly. It recalls the account were God created everything, or in the book of Bible it was the Genesis part. Try to look at the pics and you will surely be amused and impressed at the same time! Cool!

I can say that I am blessed with my career that I do have right now. I hardly sought this and it took me some time to get a hold of it. Now that I have what I wanted I thought I am okay. I am still dissatisfied. The feeling stays the same and it somehow gets worse.

Was there a some sort of "beast" lurking within the deepest recesses inside me? The answer is a loud "Yes" and I call it COMPARASITIS (comparing oneself to others). Last night, I had a chance to mingle with my very close cousin who happened to be my classmate and buddy all throughout my schooling era. (from elementary up to college) We were talking about some schoolmates-their whereabouts and what they are now. Some had traveled around the world due the job requirement, one had become a head nurse abroad. The other one became a supervisor in an advertising agency and another one, just got her Mazda 3 even after just working for 3 months in a cruise ship. That was a nice evening chat. I went home and slept. Morning came and I woke up. The thoughts about the last night's conversation came in with a brute force as I opened my eyes. Reality came in and I suddenly felt a sense of inadequacy. I was still living in a small, shabby apartment after working for two years. I was able to purchase some gadgets but all of them were lost except for my iPod.

That was just because of the things I heard on that last night. Success stories of other people made me feel inferior for the thought of their accomplishments are greater than mine. There was this belief that I should be better than them or worse, better than anyone else. I alwasy wanted to revert back on those times when everything was simple. I am simply contented on what I had
and what I was.

I searched for some articles at the website to seek answers on comparing oneself to others. I liked what the author said about overcoming this obstacle. Being contented is like a glass of water, being filled regardless of it's width or capacity to hold enough volume. I hope I could apply this simple principle. Though it's hard to implement, I will still have to try.

Dressed in a red gown, 18 year old Stefania Fernandez was hailed as the fairest of all the 83 contestants at the recently concluded Miss Universe 2009. The said victory made Venezuela hit the title twice in a row (2008 and 2009) and win 6 times in total.


The Peace crown which was chosen to by the majority of the voters fell to the floor as Ms. Venezuela jumps in joy while it was being handed over by the former Ms. Universe Dayana Mendoza.



She was joined by the other four finalists including the first runner up, Ms. Dominican Republic, followed by Kosovo, Australia, and then Puerto Rico.