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Thursday, August 09, 2012
PAG-IBIG Fund Calamity Loan Now Available to Flood Victims
PAG-IBIG Fund Calamity Loan Now Available to Flood Victims
Home Development Mutual Fund (PAG-IBIG) has just announced that flood victims from various areas can now avail of its Calamity Loan fund.
Here are the basic information needed when you want to avail of PAG-IBIG Calamity Loan:
LOAN PURPOSE
The program provides financial assistance to Pag-IBIG member-victims in calamity-stricken areas.
BORROWER ELIGIBILITY
Member must have made at least 24 monthly contributions;
Member is actively paying contributions at the time he applies for a loan, and commits to continuously remit contributions for the term of the loan. A resident of the area which is declared calamity-stricken.
LOAN AMOUNT
The member is entitled to borrow up to 80% of the Total Accumulated Value (TAV) of his savings.
For members with existing MPLs, the outstanding loan balance shall be deducted from the proceeds of the calamity loan.
LOAN PERIOD/RENEWAL
The loan shall be amortized over a period of 24 months with a grace period of 5 months.
Should another calamity occur in the same area, a borrower may renew his calamity loan any time. The outstanding balance of his existing loan, together with any accrued interests, penalties and charges, shall be deducted from the proceeds of the new loan.
AVAILMENT PERIOD
The Pag-IBIG member-victim must avail himself of the Pag-IBIG Calamity Loan within a period of 90 days from the occurrence of the calamity.
DOWNLOAD PAGIBIG LOAN APPLICATION FORM HERE
Wednesday, August 08, 2012
List of Flooded Roads as of Thursday Morning, August 9
List of Flooded Roads as of Thursday Morning, August 9
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has provided its latest list of flooded areas and roads in Metro Manila as of Thursday morning.
As of 8:30 a.m.
España-Lacson, Recto Blvd., Lagusnilad - not passable to all types of vehicles
Quirino-Taft, Recto – Mapua- not passable to all types of vehicles
Recto - Reina Regente- not passable to all types of vehicles
Recto- Binondo- not passable to all types of vehicles
P. Burgos- Finance- not passable to all types of vehicles
San Andres-Angel Linao- not passable to all types of vehicles
Tayuman-Dimasalang- not passable to all types of vehicles
Taft- Abad Santos- not passable to all types of vehicles
Philippine General Hospital - San Andres- not passable to all types of vehicles
Espana- Antipolo- not passable to all types of vehicles
Taft- Ayala- not passable to all types of vehicles
Romualdez - not passable to all types of vehicles
As of 8 a.m.
BBB/Mc Arthur – not passable to all types of vehicles
R. Papa/Rizal Ave - not passable to all types of vehicles
C4/Lascano- knee-deep
Fatima- above knee
Camia/JP Rizal to Poblacion - not passable to all types of vehicles
Marcos Highway Masinag, Filinvest, Vermont - not passable to all types of vehicles
Maysilo, Malabon- gutter-deep
Eagle St., SM Hypermart- knee-deep
Kalentong – gutter-deep
Araneta/Ma. Clara - not passable to all types of vehicles
Araneta/E. Rodriguez- waist-deep
Araneta/Victory – waist-deep
Roxas District - not passable to light vehicles
As of 7:00 a.m.
EDSA P. Tuazon tunnel both bound not passable to all type of vehicle
BBB to MC Arthur Valenzuela; not passable to all type of vehicle
R. Papa to Rizal ave. Caloocan; not passable to all type of vehicle
C4 Lascana Malabon; Knee deep not passable to light vehicle
Fatima Valenzuela; Above knee not passable to light vehicle
Rosario to Tramo/Ortigas Extn Pasig; not passable to all type of vehicles
Life homes to Cainta Jucntion; not passable to all type of vehicles
Marcos Hi-Way to Masinag Marikina ; not passable to all type of vehicles
Marcos Hi-Way to Filinvest Marikina; Above knee not passable to light vehicle
Marcos Hi-way to Vermount Marikina; Waist deep not passable to all type of vehicles
Maysilo Malabon; Waist deep not passable to all type of vehicles
C-5 Eagle st. SM Hypermart Pasig; Knee deep not passable to all type of vihecle
Kalentong knee deep - not passable to light vehicle
ESPAÑA-Lacson waist deep not passable to all type of vehicles
Quirino Taft Manila - not passable to all type of vehicles
Quiapo Manila tunnel - not passable to all type of vehicles
Recto to Tomas Mapua Manila - knee deeo not passable to light of vehicles
Recto to Tomas Mapua Manila - knee deeo not passable to light of vehicles
Araneta to Maria Clara Manila - not passable to all type of vehicles
Araneta to E. Rodriguez Manila - waist deep not passable to all type of vehicles
Araneta to Victory Manila - waist deep not passable to all type of vehicles
Camia JP Rizal to Rockwell Poblacion Makati waist Deep not passable to all type of vehicles
Source: ABS-CBNnews.com
August 9, 2012 Suspension of Classes Announced
August 9, 2012 Suspension of Classes Announced
Malacañang through Executive Secretary Paquito N. Ochoa, Jr. signed and issued Memorandum Circular No. 34 suspending all classes, in all levels, in the NCR and some parts of Luzon today, August 9, 2012.
NCR - National Capital Region (Metro Manila):
Manila
Caloocan
Las Piñas
Makati
Malabon
Mandaluyong
Marikina
Muntinlupa
Navotas
Pasay
Pasig
Pateros
Parañaque
Quezon City
San Juan
Taguig
Valenzuela
Other parts of Luzon:
Bataan
Bulacan
Cavite
Laguna
Pampanga
Pangasinan
Rizal
Tarlac
Zambales
August 9 PAGASA Weather Update
August 9 PAGASA Weather Update
Tropical Cyclone Update:
As of today, there is no tropical cyclone existing within the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR).
Rainfall Warning Signal:
This is to inform the Public that the Code GREEN in the PAGASA Rainfall Warning System is changed to ORANGE effective today, Aug 9, 2012. The rainfall warning levels are now "YELLOW, ORANGE, RED" the colors associated with awareness, preparedness and emergency.
In Metro Manila, rainfall warning signal is Code: Yellow.
Heavy to Intense (20.0-30.0 mm/hr) over North of Caloocan and QC while Light to Moderate (2.0-7.0 mm/hr) over Marikina, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela.
Due to the effect of the series of thunderstorms embedded in the Southwest Monsoon, expect Light to Moderate (2.0-8.0 mm/hr) rains with occasional Heavy to Intense (15.0-30.0 mm/hr) rains over CAMANAVA, QC, Manila, Marikina and nearby areas within 2hrs.
Source: PAGASA
PBB Teens Big 4: Myrtle Sarrosa, Karen Reyes, Joj and Jai Agpangan
PBB Teens Big 4: Myrtle Sarrosa, Karen Reyes, Joj and Jai Agpangan
Five is the new four, that is for the recent fourth season of the reality show Pinoy Big Brother Teen Edition where five people made it to the big 4 - twins Joj and Jai Agpangan, Roy Requejo, Karen Reyes and big winner Myrtle Sarrosa.
Students and Campuses Bulletin had a literal walk in the park with these kids recently and saw how simple, yet ambitious and career-driven they are.
Following are snippets from our interview with the PBB Teens top finisher, on how their lives were before PBB, their families, their struggles as teenagers as well as their dreams and aspirations, and why they believe in their hearts that they have a bright, bright future ahead of them.
Joj and Jai Agpangan
Two peas in a pod
Joj and Jai Agpangan are the wacky, 16-year-old identical twins from Bacolod City. Born to a community developer/ farmer father and an accountant mother, the twins graduated from Bacolod City Tay Tung High School although they do not come from a Chinese family. “The school was near our place. We thank the school for accepting us. We had a great time studying there where we learned to speak and write some Fookien and Mandarin.” They were classmates in freshman high school and had a blast playing pranks, oftentimes pretending to be the other twin.
Even with crushes, the Virgo siblings share a liking for the same person – young TV host and PBB Teen alumnus Robi Domingo! Joj and Jai both dream of working with him.
Both are inclined towards taking up Medicine. While Joj wants to be like famous dermatologist Dr. Vicki Belo, Jai wants to specialize in pediatrics. They want to enroll in Silliman University for college.
It is amazing how the twins can be the same not only in looks but also in attitude, in their likes and dislikes, and even in their attitude. Two peas in a pod, indeed!
“We’re like Disney Channel’s ‘Zack and Cody,’ always happy, wacky, and almost inseparable,” Joj exclaims.
Jai describes Joj as talkative but with a kind heart, probably the traits that housemate Roy liked in her. Joj says Jai is naughtier and a little bigger than her!
As early as now, the twins’ wackiness is earning for them some guesting spots, such as that in the noontime show ‘It’s Showtime!’ Fans may follow them on Twitter at @jojagpangan (for Joj) and @jyramay (for Jai).
Roy Requejo
Big Dreamer
If there is one thing common among the PBB housemates who had been evicted earlier, it was the fact that they all thought Roy Requejo deserved to be the big winner.
Roy, 17, was born in Naga City, Camarines Sur to a driver father and a beautician mother. He is the eldest of four siblings and is a graduate of Tinago High School in CamSur.
Life was hard for Roy who had to work as a construction worker at one point. His mother left them and went to Manila to work and for nearly a year, Roy and his siblings did not hear from their mother. It was not until the PBB Big Night that Roy was able to talk to his mother again. “We’re okay now,” he quietly says.
Growing up hard-up though has not stopped Roy from going on little romantic pursuits. Tall, dark, and handsome, Roy claims he has already had three girlfriends. “My first love was the girl next door. The other two girls, I met in school,” Roy looks back with a laugh.
He first aspired to become a seaman but with PBB, his plans have begun to take new turns.
“I’m still open to the idea. PBB has actually guaranteed me a scholarship to Mariner’s Polytechnic College in Bicol. But I have yet to enroll. I dream to finish school of course and make life better for me and my family. But I’m also open to other opportunities. If something better comes along, I’m open to it,” he says.
Roy likes to try new things, including learning how to play the guitar, and trying out acting. He idolizes John Lloyd Cruz (and dreams of working with him), Vhong Navarro, and Parokya Ni Edgar. But for now, he is doing the rounds of ABS-CBN live shows and looks back to that fateful big night that changed his life.
“I thank all those who voted for me, especially to the mayor of CamSur who announced his support for me. Thank you!” Roy says. Fans may follow him on Twitter at @requejoroy28.
Karen Reyes
Tough Teenager
She might have been the strongest, most noticeable personality inside the PBB Teen house but 15-year old Karen Reyes could also very well be the toughest.
Born to an OFW father who is now deceased, and a carinderia cook/ entrepreneur mother, Karen was originally from Makati City until she and her family moved to Calapan, Oriental Mindoro. She was a junior high school student at Jose J. Leido, Jr. Memorial National High School in Calapan before she joined PBB Teens.
“It was tough growing up without a father. My mother did her best to support us. I have two elder siblings who finished college and they helped out until they had their own families. We look after each other. I’ve had a normal teen life,’’ says Karen, the youngest among four children.
Her pretty face, being likened to that of a young Lorna Tolentino, has given her a newfound fame. Yet Karen still dreams of finishing high school and pursuing a course in Tourism in college. She says she is still a simple girl with simple joys, someone who enjoys texting, playing computer games, eating, and sleeping.
Aside from dancing, Karen has also acquired the talent of “seducing’’ the camera when posing for pictures. She idolizes actress Angel Locsin and says that she is open to any acting job. In fact, she has already been included in the cast immediately in the afternoon teleserye “Angelito” (Book 2) on ABS-CBN 2. Fans may follow Karen on Twitter at @iamkarenreyes17.
Myrtle Sarrosa
More than a cosplaying housemate
Myrtle Sarrosa, so unique among all housemates because of her passion for cosplay, is 17 years old and hails from Iloilo City.
An Accountancy sophomore at the University of the Philippines-Visayas before she decided to enter the PBB house, Myrtle is the youngest of two children of Iloilo City councilor Rodolfo Sarrosa and accountant Fatima Porlucas-Sarrosa of the Department of Finance. She is also a Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) chairman in their district.
Myrtle emulates famous cosplayer Alodia Gosiengfiao as she herself has been into cosplaying for four years now.
“I had a simple life before PBB but it has been a happy, amazing and wonderful experience so far. Everything feels new to me after the show. I never had any idea that I would become the big winner because I had the highest save percentage at 45.01 percent but also the highest percentage to evict at 11.09 percent.
It’s crazy! When Kuya admitted me to the PBB house, he told me ‘This will be a summer you’ll never forget.’ I still have yet to get used to all the public attention. I’m hesitant to have a Twitter account because I’m still holding on to my privacy. I have my Facebook though where I have my cosplay photos which are valuable to me,” Myrtle gushes.
With looks oftentimes likened to young actress Erich Gonzales and supermodel Niki Taylor, Myrtle says she is still the ordinary teenager that she has always been.
“I’m a girl who gives her best, with passion and enthusiasm – 100 percent,” says Myrtle who also sings, dances, and plays the piano.
Two things she is setting her sights on are participating in cosplays abroad and opening her own fashion line. After all, being a cosplay artist has taught her how to do her own hair and make-up and style her own costumes.
She also plans on taking on an advocacy for the youth. After fulfilling her duties as a contract talent, Myrtle intends to go back to school and fulfill her ultimate dream to become a CPA-lawyer someday.
At present, Myrtle has started guesting on TV shows and is gearing up for the Pinoy Big Brother tour. Fans may follow Myrtle at www.facebook.com/myrt.gail and or www.facebook.com/sarrosamyrtle
Article by Jaycon Yaneza
Photography JERICO MONTEMAYOR of Illuminati (assisted by NEIL EDGER RAMIREZ)
Creative direction JASER A. MARASIGAN
Styling JP DICHE and DICE SILVERIO (assisted by KAM UNTALAN)
Makeup KIT FABIA and SHEILA NIU TIU
Hair AARON CUNANAN and JAY MAR D. MARTINEZ
Clothes from LEE and CANDIE'S
Shoes from CONVERSE and PARISIAN (from SM Department Store)
Accessories from WWW (What Women Want from SM Department Store)
Tuesday, August 07, 2012
Manila Flood Photos
Manila Flood Photos
E. Rodriguez Ave. Q.C.
Sto. Domingo St, Brgy. Sto Domingo, QC.
North Luzon Expressway (NLEX)
Pasig River
Rizal Park, Taft Avenue Manila
Paso de Blas, Malinta Ext.
Gen. Kalentong, Shaw Blvd.
Las Pinas City
SM City Bacoor Cavite
Brgy. Tumana, Marikina City
Aurora Blvd. Q.C.
Rodriguez, Rizal
Photos are credited to their respective owners on FB
Monday, August 06, 2012
Malacanang Suspends Work in Call Center and Private Companies
Malacanang Suspends Work in Call Center and Private Companies
In view of the continuing inclement weather brought about by southwest monsoon, President Benigno Aquino III through Memorandum Circular No. 33, s. 2012, announces the suspension of work in private companies.
Presidential Spokesperson Edwin Lacierda, likewise, announced on Twitter (@dawende) that Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa, Jr. announces suspension of work in private offices in NCR, Zambales, Bataan, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Tarlac, Laguna, Cavite, Rizal n Bulacan.
GMA News also reported that the President through Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Abi Valte (@abi_valte) announced that BPO/Call Center is included in suspension of work.
GMA News also reported that the President through Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Abi Valte (@abi_valte) announced that BPO/Call Center is included in suspension of work.
August 7 PAGASA Weather Update
August 7 PAGASA Weather Update
As of today, August 7, there is no tropical cyclone existing within the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR).
However, strong to gale force wind is expected to affect the seaboards of Luzon. Heavy rains is also expected to occur in Metro Manila and the western section of Luzon (Pangasinan, Zambales down south to Batangas and Mindoro including the National Capital Region) and Panay Island due to the southwest monsoon, which may trigger flashfloods and landslides. Light to moderate rains will continue to be experienced over the rest of Luzon. Meanwhile, a shallow low pressure area was estimated at about 920 km East of Northern Luzon (17.5°N 130.5°E).
Fishing boats and other small seacrafts are advised not to venture out into the sea while larger sea vessels are alerted against big waves.
Source: PAGASA
However, strong to gale force wind is expected to affect the seaboards of Luzon. Heavy rains is also expected to occur in Metro Manila and the western section of Luzon (Pangasinan, Zambales down south to Batangas and Mindoro including the National Capital Region) and Panay Island due to the southwest monsoon, which may trigger flashfloods and landslides. Light to moderate rains will continue to be experienced over the rest of Luzon. Meanwhile, a shallow low pressure area was estimated at about 920 km East of Northern Luzon (17.5°N 130.5°E).
Fishing boats and other small seacrafts are advised not to venture out into the sea while larger sea vessels are alerted against big waves.
Source: PAGASA
Suspension of Classes August 7, Tuesday
Suspension of Classes August 7, Tuesday
Due to heavy rains brought about by southwest moonson, the Department of Education (DepEd), Commission on Higher Education (CHED) and local government units (LGU) prompted to suspend classes on Tuesday, August 7.
As of 8 a.m. today, the list of areas and schools where classes have already been suspended are:
Metro Manila - college classes, government offices
Manila - all levels
Quezon City - all levels
Caloocan City - all levels
Las Piñas City - all levels
Valenzuela City - all levels
Muntinlupa City - all levels
Navotas City - all levels
Taguig City - all levels
San Juan - all levels
Pasay City - all levels
Parañaque - all levels
Makati - all levels
Marikina - all levels
Pateros - all levels
Pasig City - all levels
Malabon City - all levels
Outside Metro Manila
Zambales - college classes, government offices
Bataan - college classes, government offices
Pampanga - college classes, government offices
Pangasinan - college classes, government offices
Tarlac - college classes, government offices
Cavite - college classes, government offices
Rizal - college classes, government offices
Bulacan - college classes, government offices
Laguna province - all levels, public and private; government offices
Cavite province - all levels, public and private; government offices
Antipolo City - all levels, public and private
Taytay, Rizal - all levels, public and private; government offices
Binangonan, Rizal - all levels, public and private; government offices
Cainta, Rizal - pre-school to high school, public and private
San Pedro, Laguna - all levels; government offices
Balanga, Bataan - all levels, public and private; government offices
Rodriguez, Rizal, all levels, public and private; government offices
Kawit, Cavite - pre-school to high school, public and private; government offices
Pilar, Bataan - all levels, public and private; government offices
Teresa, Rizal - all levels, public and private; government offices
San Mateo, Rizal - all levels, public and private; government offices
Obando, Bulacan - all levels, public and private; government offices
Calumpit, Bulacan - all levels, public and private; government offices
Adamson University - all classes and office work
Arellano University-Malabon - classes and office work
Asia-Pacific College - all classes
Ateneo de Manila University - all levels, grade school to graduate school
Ateneo Law School, Graduate School of Business, School of Medicine and Public Health, Salcedo campus - all classes
Centro Escolar University - all classes and office work
Colegio de San Juan de Letran - all levels
Colegio de San Lorenzo - all classes
De La Salle University - Taft, extensions - all levels
De La Salle-College of St. Benilde - all classes, office work
Don Honorio Ventura Technological State University (Bacolor and Mexico) - all classes
Emilio Aguinaldo College-Manila - all classes
Far Eastern University (Manila, Makati, East Asia College, Diliman, Cavite) - all classes
Lyceum of the Philippines University - all classes and office work
Manila Central University - all levels
Miriam College - all levels
National College of Business and Arts (Cubao, Fairview, Taytay) - all classes
National University - all levels, office work
Our Lady of Fatima University (Quezon City, Valenzuela campuses) - pre-school to high school
Pasig Catholic College - all classes
Philippine Christian University - all levels including graduate school
Philippine College of Criminology - Manila Law College
Philippine Women's University - all classes
Polytechnic University Philippines - all levels
Sacred Heart School (Malabon, Makati, Binondo, Sun Valley-Parañaque, Valenzuela, and Caloocan) - all classes
Samson College - all levels, office work
San Agustin Elementary School- Candaba - all classes
SOFA Design Institute - all classes
St. Paul College-Makati - pre-school to high school
St. Scholastica's College - all levels, including graduate school
Technological Institute of the Philippines
Trinity University of Asia - all levels, including offices
University of Sto. Tomas - all levels, including graduate school; office work suspended
University of the East - Manila and Caloocan - all levels
University of Perpetual Help- Las Piñas - all levels
University of the Philipines-Manila - all classes and office work suspended
University of the Philippines-Diliman - all classes
University of the Philippines-Los Baños - all classes
Xavier School - all classes
Manila - all levels
Quezon City - all levels
Caloocan City - all levels
Las Piñas City - all levels
Valenzuela City - all levels
Muntinlupa City - all levels
Navotas City - all levels
Taguig City - all levels
San Juan - all levels
Pasay City - all levels
Parañaque - all levels
Makati - all levels
Marikina - all levels
Pateros - all levels
Pasig City - all levels
Malabon City - all levels
Outside Metro Manila
Zambales - college classes, government offices
Bataan - college classes, government offices
Pampanga - college classes, government offices
Pangasinan - college classes, government offices
Tarlac - college classes, government offices
Cavite - college classes, government offices
Rizal - college classes, government offices
Bulacan - college classes, government offices
Laguna province - all levels, public and private; government offices
Cavite province - all levels, public and private; government offices
Antipolo City - all levels, public and private
Taytay, Rizal - all levels, public and private; government offices
Binangonan, Rizal - all levels, public and private; government offices
Cainta, Rizal - pre-school to high school, public and private
San Pedro, Laguna - all levels; government offices
Balanga, Bataan - all levels, public and private; government offices
Rodriguez, Rizal, all levels, public and private; government offices
Kawit, Cavite - pre-school to high school, public and private; government offices
Pilar, Bataan - all levels, public and private; government offices
Teresa, Rizal - all levels, public and private; government offices
San Mateo, Rizal - all levels, public and private; government offices
Obando, Bulacan - all levels, public and private; government offices
Calumpit, Bulacan - all levels, public and private; government offices
Adamson University - all classes and office work
Arellano University-Malabon - classes and office work
Asia-Pacific College - all classes
Ateneo de Manila University - all levels, grade school to graduate school
Ateneo Law School, Graduate School of Business, School of Medicine and Public Health, Salcedo campus - all classes
Centro Escolar University - all classes and office work
Colegio de San Juan de Letran - all levels
Colegio de San Lorenzo - all classes
De La Salle University - Taft, extensions - all levels
De La Salle-College of St. Benilde - all classes, office work
Don Honorio Ventura Technological State University (Bacolor and Mexico) - all classes
Emilio Aguinaldo College-Manila - all classes
Far Eastern University (Manila, Makati, East Asia College, Diliman, Cavite) - all classes
Lyceum of the Philippines University - all classes and office work
Manila Central University - all levels
Miriam College - all levels
National College of Business and Arts (Cubao, Fairview, Taytay) - all classes
National University - all levels, office work
Our Lady of Fatima University (Quezon City, Valenzuela campuses) - pre-school to high school
Pasig Catholic College - all classes
Philippine Christian University - all levels including graduate school
Philippine College of Criminology - Manila Law College
Philippine Women's University - all classes
Polytechnic University Philippines - all levels
Sacred Heart School (Malabon, Makati, Binondo, Sun Valley-Parañaque, Valenzuela, and Caloocan) - all classes
Samson College - all levels, office work
San Agustin Elementary School- Candaba - all classes
SOFA Design Institute - all classes
St. Paul College-Makati - pre-school to high school
St. Scholastica's College - all levels, including graduate school
Technological Institute of the Philippines
Trinity University of Asia - all levels, including offices
University of Sto. Tomas - all levels, including graduate school; office work suspended
University of the East - Manila and Caloocan - all levels
University of Perpetual Help- Las Piñas - all levels
University of the Philipines-Manila - all classes and office work suspended
University of the Philippines-Diliman - all classes
University of the Philippines-Los Baños - all classes
Xavier School - all classes
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Kapuso Station ID 2012 Video
Kapuso Station ID 2012 Video
GMA Network, Inc. (GMA), the leading Filipino broadcast company, has released its newest 4-minute Station ID on Monday, August 6, during the primetime newscast, ‘24 Oras.’ It will also be shown in SM cinemas nationwide starting August 8.
Watch GMa-7 Station Id 2012 below:
Watch GMa-7 Station Id 2012 below:
In its vignettes, the 2012 GMA Station ID shows what lies at the heart of GMA Network. Kapuso personalities are shown holding up photos of viewers from all walks of life who inspire them in their craft.
Husband and wife Ogie and Regine Alcasid are seen in their home, holding up the photo of a family, together with the youngest Kapuso personality in the SID, our very own baby Nate Alcasid.
Multi-talented actor Dingdong Dantes, who advocates education for the youth, is seen showing off his photo of students to fast-rising stars Mikael Daez, Benjamin Alves, and Alden Richards.
Meanwhile primetime queen Marian Rivera, known for her close relationship with her grandmother, goes dancing with senior citizens, accompanied by primetime princesses Kris Bernal, Sarah Lahbati, and Louise Delos Reyes.
And for his vignette, sought-after Kapuso leading man and environmentalist Richard Gutierrez goes camping with children, together with fellow actors Mark Anthony Fernandez, TJ Trinidad, and Mike Tan.
News and Public Affairs pillars Mel Tiangco, Mike Enriquez, Jessica Soho, Vicky Morales, Arnold Clavio, and Howie Severino are likewise shown holding photos that portray their commitment to carrying out Serbisyong Totoo in their lives.
The powerhouse line up of Kapuso personalities includes Michael V., Sen. Ramon “Bong” Revilla, Jr., Cong. Lani Mercado, Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto, and Joey de Leon, Cong. Manny Pacquiao, Carla Abellana, Lovi Poe, Heart Evangelista, Jennylyn Mercado, Rhian Ramos, Dennis Trillo, Aljur Abrenica, Geoff Eigenmann, Elmo Magalona, Julie Ann San Jose, Janno Gibbs, Jaya, Jillian Ward, Arkin Magalona, Mona Louise Rey and many more.
The soundtrack of the 2012 GMA Station ID is a new recording of the Kapuso Theme “Kapuso, Anumang Kulay ng Buhay”. This latest version of the song is a dramatic duet sung by Asia’s Songbird, Regine Velasquez-Alcasid and YouTube singing sensation, Julie Ann San Jose. Starting August 6, the Kapuso Theme will also be heard on Kapuso radio stations nationwide.
The 2012 GMA Station ID is produced by the same team behind GMA Network’s Lupang Hinirang music video, which won in last year’s New York Festivals.
The GMA project team is composed of multi-awarded cinematographer Ding Achacoso (Director of Photography), John Paul Arrojado (2nd Director of Photography), Paul Ticzon and Vince Gealogo (Directors), Neil Nanquil ( Assistant Director), Ingrid Navarro (Post Producer) and cameramen Allyn de Ocampo, Ricky Paras, Erwin Tolentino, Paul Bisda, Hanniel Aguilar, and Melissa David.
The whole campaign is spearheaded by GMA's Program Support Department composed of Regie Bautista (Vice President), Dong Tan (Associate Creative Director), Alex Almario (Junior Associate Creative Director), Dennis Tiu (Art Director), Charrie Miranda (Promo Writer), Hasmin Marable (Senior Project Manager), and Minette Lopez (Project Manager).
Information on the making of the 2012 GMA Station ID as well as exclusive promos related to the launch can be found on www.gmanetwork.com.
