Jose Sarasola for FABE Magazine

I really enjoyed my interview with Jose Sarasola this afternoon! He's so makwela and makwento and was a great subject to talk with because he's sincere and warm - there was just no wall to break down at all! And he's so sexily 'tisoy' - and single and searching - so if you want to meet him, you'd have to be at the FABE magazine launch on November 10!!

John Spainhour in FABE Magazine

John Spainhour is the sweetest guy I have ever interviewed in my whole life!! I'm not kidding ladies! This is the exactly the kind of guy I would want you to have as your boyfriend! 

I saw him at the Cosmo Bachelors Bash a few weeks ago but he was definitely hotter and flawless and drop dead gorgeous this afternoon. And he's a fantastic subject to interview, very profound in his ideas and very humble and nice! And he's going to be in the FABE magazine launch on November 10!! No wonder BENCH got him as a model for their Boni-EDSA billboard coming up this November! It's surely going to be a traffic-stopper!!

Jeremy Sisto Has Become A Real Big Daddy!

Jeremy Sisto was one of my favorite actors during his Clueless days.  He was real hot then and now, well, he's still hot, in a way, because he's become one real big Daddy - on and off the screen!  I saw his new TV show, Suburgatory, where he plays the lover of Alicia Silverstone - who is the surrogate and is currently with child!  It's great to see Jeremy again after all these years!  It's great to see him back in a TV series I'm interested to watch every week!

My Look For the Keane Concert

Like Will Ferrell (he said this in an interview with David Letterman), all my clothes are in a queue where I have to wear the next shirt in line and just pair it with the appropriate color of pants or shorts.  This way, I get to wear ALL of my clothes and none of them get special treatment.  Of course the queue is longer for the t-shirts since the long sleeve shirts and the shirts with collar are only used for Sunday mass or for events like concerts.

So, for the Keane concert, I had to wear a long sleeve shirt since the airconditioning inside the MOA Arena is quite cold!   So I had to wear this Calvin Klein sweater in this shade of green.  Thankfully, I have my favorite pants in a shade of green - AND - my favorite pair of Bally shoes - in yeah, a shade of green!  So, it was a 'green' concert for me while watching Keane!

Thoughts on Simon Singh's Fermat's Last Theorem

I found this book of Simon Singh on Fermat's Last Theorem in a bookstore in HK, and I did not hesitate to snap it up!  I remember studying Fermat's Last Theorem in college and remembering how rigid the mathematical proofs had to be.  Truth is, even after reading this book, I haven't fully understood the proof since it would need some form of serious mathematical education to get it but I did get insights into how the truly mathematical mind works!

Here are some of the insights and things I've learned after reading this book -

#1  If only women were allowed to study before, and I mean before a hundred years ago, you could just imagine how fast mankind would've progressed.  Unfortunately, female mathematicians had to study in private since women were not allowed in universities then.  Some women even had to pretend to be a man!

#2  New fields of mathematics are created whenever new proofs are discovered - imagine that!  I didn't know that before.  And sometimes, these fields may not have any practical uses first, not until other scientists discover what they are for!

#3  Nothing beats hardwork and concentration!  Andrew Wiles, the one who solved Fermat's Theorem spent seven years working on it in isolation, keeping it a secret!  Of course, that set-up did not last forever since mathematicians also need to work with their peers, but the point is, Wiles was able to hide the real reason for all his inquiry.

#4  It was through this book that I saw how beautiful numbers were! They all just had unique characteristics which are absolute!  I am actually interested in getting Singh's other book, which teaches how to break codes!