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VOL. 11 NO. 246 • MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2012www.libre.com.ph
RECYCLED NA DECORPAGKATAPOS ng Undas, para sa mga Pinoy, panahon na ng paglalagay ngdekorasyong Pamasko. Sa mga residente ng J. Felipe Street sa BarangayNuevo sa Makati City, mga parol na gawa sa mga recycled na materyalesang kanilang napiling isabit. NIÑO JESUS ORBETA
QC lupalop nani Big Brother
sanglaan, gasolinahan, bangko,mall, supermarket at paaralan.
Sinabi ni Bautista na simu-la sa isang taon, makakukuhalang ng pahintulot mula saBPLO ang mga negosyantekung mayroon nang mga se-curity camera na nakakabit samga establisyemento nila.
Hinayag din ng alakalde angbalak na pagkakabit ng siste-mang CCTV sa City Hall saisang taon, hiwalay pa sapagkuha sa P100-milyong hala-ga ng mga security camera naikakabit sa mga pangunahin atsekondaryang lansangan sa 142barangay sa lungsod, aniya.
Ni Jeannette I. Andrade
M ABILIS nang nagiging bahagi ng buhay ngmga Pilipino si “big brother.” Bilang hak-bang kontra-krimen, mahigpit na ipatutu-
pad ng pamahalaan ng Quezon City ang patakarang“No CCTV, no business permit” simula Enero ngisang taon, sinabi ng City Hall noong Linggo.
Inatasan ni Mayor HerbertBautista ang Business Permitand Licensing Office (BPLO)na paalalahanan ang mgamagbubukas ng negosyo naobligado na ang pagkakabit ngclosed circuit television (CCTV)sa mga establisyemento nila
bago kumuha o mag-renew ngpahintulot sa pagnenegosyo.
“Business establishmentswill benefit from using CCTVsespecially in the preventionand resolution of crimes,”anang punong lungsod, parti-kular na tinukoy ang mga
2 NEWS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2012
Editor in ChiefChito dF. dela Vega
Desk editorsRomel M. LalataDennis U. EroaArmin P. AdinaCenon B. Bibe
Graphic artistRitche S. Sabado
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PNoy nasa pulong sa Laosang mga karagatangmalapit sa baybayinng mga kapit-bansa.Pasok sa 200-mile ex-clusive economic zoneng Pilipinas angPanatag.
Inaangkin din ngVietnam, Taiwan,Malaysia at Bruneiang ilang lugar sa te-ritoryo.
Iginigiit ni G.Aquino ang multilate-ral o pandaigdigangsolusyon sa alitan,ngunit ipinipilit ngTsina ang pag-uusapsa pagitan lang ngMaynila at Beijing.
Hangad din ngPangulo na makausapang mga pinunongEuropeo upang himu-
kin ang mga ito namagnegosyo sa Pilipi-nas. Umaasa siya ngmga mamumuhunanmula sa Rusya, Fin-land at Espanya.
Europa ang ikat-long pinakamalakingkatuwang ng Pilipinassa kalakalan, pagkata-pos ng North Americaat Asya. LBS, AFP
SINABI kahapon ni Pangulong Aquinona uungkatin niya ang isyu ng sapin-sapin na pag-angkin sa mga teritoryosa West Philippine Sea sa pulong ngmga pinuno ng Asya at Europa nagagawin sa Laos ngayong linggo.
Sa gilid ng ika-9na Asia Europe Meet-ing (Asem) Summit saVientiane, inaasahangmakikipagpulong angPangulo sa mga katu-wang niya sa Italya,Norway, Poland,Switzerland, Euro-pean Council at Euro-pean Commission.
“At a time whenparts of Asia and Eu-rope are facing crisisand uncertainty, it isimportant for leadersof the two regions todiscuss issues they areburdened with,” aniyasa kanyang talumpatibago lumipad papun-ta sa pulong.
Kasama sa mgatatalakayin ng mga pi-nuno ay ang dagdagna tulungang pang-ekonomiya at angpaglimita sa epekto ngkrisis-pananalapi sailang bansa sa Europa.
Sinabi ni Pangu-long Aquino na hihi-ngi siya ng “sugges-tions on ways to crafta just and peacefulagreement on theWest Philippine Sea.”
Kasalukuyangsangkot ang Pilipinasat Tsina sa agawan ngisang pulo mula panoong Abril.
Inaangkin ng Tsinaang Panatag (Scarbor-ough) Shoal at angbuong West Philip-pine Sea, kabilang na
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Petilla, Almendras nanumpa naang kalakaran ng pa-mamahala, kabilangang gawain ng 20 ka-gawaran, tinatawag namga line agency, sa ila-lim ng sangay ng ehe-kutibo. “There is aneed for coordinationamong the agencies,”aniya.
“Secretaries likeme before was so fo-cused on just energy(concerns). But thereare initiatives that thePresident (likes toembark on), isn’t it?And, in that case, hewants (that) some-body is the one fol-lowing through,” aniAlmendras.
“The Cabinet sec-retary has been therefor what? Since 1987.So it’s not a new posi-tion,” aniya.
Ngunit dati nang
sakop ng executivesecretary, tinuturingna “Little President”dahil sa lawak ng ka-pangyarihang kaaki-bat ng puwesto, angpag-uugnayan sa iba’tibang line agency.
Bilang panguna-hing tenyenteng pam-pulitika ng Pangulo,sinasambit ng execu-tive secretary ang sa-loobin ng Pangulo atdinudulugan din ngmga kalihim.
Nilalagdaan din ngexecutive secretaryang mga pagtatalaga,memorandum, execu-tive order at ibanginiisyu ng Pangulo; atnakikipagpulong samga senador at kon-gresista upang isu-long ang adyendangpambatas at pampuli-tika ng Pangulo.
Ni Michael Lim Ubac
PINAMUNUAN ni Pangulong Aquinokahapon ang pagsasalin ng liderato saDepartment of Energy (DOE).
Hiwalay na pina-ngunahan ng Panguloang panunumpa niEnergy Secretary Car-los Jericho Petilla atang pinalitan nitong siJose Rene Almendras,na tinalagang secre-tary to the Cabinet.
Naganap ang pa-nunumpa sa Terminal2 ng Ninoy Aquino In-ternational Airport ka-hapon ng tanghali,isang oras bago tumu-lak ang Pangulo sa Vi-entiane, kabisera ngLaos, para sa dala-wang-araw na Asia-Eu-rope Meeting (Asem).
Malapit na kaibi-gan ng Pangulo si Al-
mendras, na hinawa-kan ang DoE mula saunang araw ng ad-ministrasyong Aquino.
Sa maiklingpakikipag-usap sa mgareporter bago sumakaysa eroplano, tinanggini Almendras na ka-ragdagang posisyonang puwestong bini-gay sa kanya, na maa-aring makapanghima-sok sa tungkulin ni Ex-ecutive SecretaryPaquito Ochoa.
Ngunit tinukoy niAlmendras ang panga-ngailangan sa isangopisyal sa Palasyo namay ranggong Gabi-nete upang matyagan
E-tag, bagong kontra kolorum,ilulunsad ng MMDA sa MetroIPATUTUPAD na nga-yong linggo ang elec-tronic tagging schemena nilatag upang tang-galin ang “colorum”na mga public utilityvehicle (PUV), sinabing Metropolitan Mani-la Development Au-thority noong Linggo.
Sinabi ni MMDAchair Francis Tolenti-no na i lulunsad ngahensya, kasama angi lang pangkat pan-transportasyon, angmatagal nang naanta-lang proyektong e-tagging sa Nob. 8. “It’sready to roll,” aniya salingguhang palatuntu-n a n n g M M D A s aradyo.
Pinanukala noong2012 ang proyektonge - tagg ing na mag-oobliga sa pagkakabitng mga radio frequen-cy identification de-vice (RFID) partikulars a m g a b u s u p a n gmatulungan ang mgaopisyal na haranginang mga sasakyangcolorum sa mga pa-ngunahing lansangan,o tumatakbo sa hindi
nito tinakdang ruta.Sinulong ng mga
pangkat ng mga ope-reytor ng jipni ang e-tagging bilang alter-natibo sa pagpipinturang mga palatandaan samga sasakyan, na nau-nang binalak ng MM-DA upang bantayanang mga colorum.
Sinabi ni Mila Sil-vestre, pinuno ng or-ganized bus route pro-gram ng MMDA, namalapit nang ilabasang mga panuntunanpara sa pagpapatupadsa proyekto.
N g u n i t i n a m i nn i y a n g m a a a r i n gabutin ng hindi baba-b a s a d a l a w a n gbuwan ang pagka-kabit ng RFID sa lahatng mga bus na saklawn g p r o y e k t o . M a y3 , 7 0 0 b u s a n g t u-matakbo sa Edsa palang araw-araw.
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6 NEWS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2012
INILUNSAD ni Cardinal-designate Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio G. Tagle ang ‘Taon ngPananampalataya’ sa isang Misa sa San Fernando de Dilao Parish Church sa Paco, Maynila noong Sabado.
NIÑO JESUS ORBETA
‘Wala nang Palparan sa AFP’WALA na sa militar ngkatulad ni retired Maj.Gen. Jovito Palparan,na binansagang “ber-dugo” ng mga militan-te, ayon kay Lt. Gen.Emmanuel Bautista,hepe ng Phil ippineArmy.
Sinabi ni Bautistana mahigpit na bina-bantayan ng ArmedForces ang mga opi-syal at tauhan ng mi-litar kaugnay sa pro-grama nito sa pag-galang sa mga karap-atang pantao.
Idiniin ng heneralsa isang panayam ngmga reporter at pat-nugot ng INQUIRER naseryosong tinutugu-nan ng AFP ang mgaparatang ng paglabagsa mga karapatangpantao at inuusig angmga sundalong guma-gawa nito.
“Is there someonelike him in the Army?Not any more. Evenyou can answer that,”tinugon ni Bautistanang tanungin kungmay mga tulad pa rinni Palparan sa AFP. “Ithink even you cansay that the military’shuman rights recordn o w i s m u c h i m-proved as comparedto the previous years.”
S a m u n g k a h i n gtinutulungan ng mili-tar ang mga tinutugisn a k a t u l a d n i Pa l-paran, ani Bautista: “Ican tell you I’m notcoddling Palparan.”
Nang tanungin kungsaan maaring nagtata-go si Palparan, sinabi niBautista: “Your guess isas good as mine.”
Walang kapangya-rihan ang Army na pa-panagutin ang dating
opisyal ng militar parasa mga umano’y kasa-lanan nito, anang he-neral. Aniya, wala nasa serbisyo si Palparanat isa nang sibilyan.
N a g t a g o s i Pa l-paran sa simula ngtaong kasalukuyanmatapos maglabasang Bulacan RegionalTrial Court ng warrantpara siya maaresto sakasong pagdukot sadalawang estudyanteng Unibers idad ngPilipinas noong 2006.
Pinaratangan siyang pagiging utak sailang pagpatay at sa-pilitang pagkawala ngilang makakaliwangaktibista.
Si Palparan ang na-ging mukha ng kam-panya noon ng pama-halaang Arroyo labansa mga rebeldeng ko-munista MR, ND HABILIN NG SANTO PAPA KAY ARSOBISPO TAGLE
‘Ilapit mo sila sa akin’ence, particularly ourtestimonies of faith,would become part ofhis thinking and enrichthe universal Church,”dinagdag niya.
Sa pagtatapos ngsermon niya sa SanFernando de DilaoParish sa Paco, Mayni-la, sinabi ni Tagle na“so unexpected” angkaganapan.
“This is not me be-ing recognized. It isthe whole people ofGod here in Manilaand in the Philippineswho are being recog-nized,” aniya.
Inalala ni Tagle: “Iwas named a memberof the ITC (Interna-tional TheologicalCommission) for fiveyears by Pope JohnPaul II in 1997. Butbecause there was ajubilee in 2000, ourterm was extendedfor one more year.Our head was thenCardinal Ratzingerwho is now PopeBenedict XVI.”
Nasa Paco si Tagleupang pormal nailunsad ang “Year ofFaith” sa Manila arch-diocese.
Ni Philip C. Tubeza
ILAPIT mo sila sa akin. Sinabi niManila Archbishop Luis Antonio “Chi-to” Tagle kahapon na ito ang bilin niPope Benedict XVI nang iluklok siyasa College of Cardinals, upang ma-pagyaman ang Simbahang Katoliko sabuong mundo sa pamamagitan ngpananampalayatang Pilipino.
Sa una niyang Misamula nang umuwigaling ng Roma, sina-bi ni Tagle na isangtanda ang pagpapabi-lang sa kanya sa ta-laan ng anim na pa-ring magiging cardinalsa Nob. 24 sa Vatican
na nais ni BenedictXVI na higit pangmatutunan pananam-palataya ng mgaPilipinong Katoliko.
“The Holy Fatherwants our archdioceseto be always close tohim so that our experi-
MILF umiikot at nagpapakalat ng impormasyonBUMUO ng mga pang-kat ang Moro IslamicLiberation Front (MILF)na mangunguna sa sa-rili nitong “massive in-formation drive” namagpapaliwanag ngBalangkas na Kasundu-an hinggil sa Bangsa-moro.
Sa opisyal na web-site na luwaran.com,sinabi ni Sheikh Mo-
hammad Muntassir, pi-nuno ng Da’wah De-partment ng MILF, naanim na pangkat angikakalat sa Sulu, Tawi-Tawi, Basilan, Zam-boanga Peninsula, La-nao, Davao, Maguin-danao-Cotabato atSouth Cotabato.
Ani Muntassir, pa-mumunuan ng mgakaanib ng Central Com-
mittee ng MILF angmga pangkat at tatayona “lead discussants.”
Iniulat din ng web-site ang sinabi ni Mo-hagher Iqbal, MILFchief peace negotiator,na “understanding theagreement is not easy.”
Aniya , may mgabahagi ng balangkasna “constructed am-biguously to give both
parties elbow room orspace for movement.”
Samantala, sinabini British AmbassadorStephen Lillie na angpagbababa ng armas,pagbuwag at pagsalimuli sa l ipunan ngmga MILF ay maaringmagpabagal sa pagka-karoon ng huling ka-sunduang pangkapa-yapaan. ND, CS, TJB
SHOWBUZZ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 20128ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor
Erich natuwa sa kanyangThai screen partnerNi Allan Policarpio,Kontribyutor
DAHIL halos kalahating pelikula niya naSuddenly It’s Magic
we eventually adjust-ed,” sabi ni Erich saisang katatapos napress con para sa pe-likula.
Dagdag ni Director
makeup artist atstylist, na parehongnanonood ng shoot,at nagsalita sa Thai.Ang sampalan pala saThailand ay gawa-gawa lang at hindimakatotohanan.
“Here, we don’tfake it,” paliwanag niErich. “Good thingMario was okay withit. I apologized, andasked his team if wecould do the sceneagain. They said: ‘No,only once!’”
Pero kalaunan,nakita rin ni Erich namay pagkakahawigdin ang mga Pinoy samga Thai.
“We’re both happyand hospitable peo-ple,” aniya. “I evencooked adobo forMario and his team!”
Masaya at magaanmakatrabaho siMario, sabi ni Erich.“He doesn’t have anounce of arrogance.He’s very professional... also very playfuland naughty.”
Nagbukas ang Sud-denly It’s Magic samga sinehan nitongOkt. 31.
Rory Quintos: “We’reusually very passion-ate and hyper, whilethe Thais are laid-back. They thoughtwe were crazy whenthey learned that weworked such longhours!”
Gawa ng Star Cin-ema, Suddenly It’sMagic ay tungkol saThai superstar MarcusHanson (Mario) na sapagnanais takasanang pagod at pagk-abagot sa show biz,ay lumipad sa Pilip-inas kung saan niyamakikilala atmakakainlaban siJoey Hermosa(Erich), isang baker.
Para sa mga Thai,ang ulo angpinakasagradong ba-hagi ng katawan ngtao, at bawal na baw-al silang hawakan ito.At dahil hindi itoalam ni Erich, saisang eksena nila,sinampal niya siMario, na ikinagulan-tang ng superstar.
Same-sameBiglang napatalon
ang manager niMario, maging ang
ang ginawa saBangkok, napalapit siErich Gonzales sakanyang leading manna Thai superstarMario Maurer.
Bukod doon, na-pansin din ni Erich nasumusunod ang Thaifilm crew sa 12-oras namaximum na trabahokada araw, hindi tulad
sa Pilipinas kung saanumaabot ang shootingnang higit 24 oras.
“They were verystrict about it, so itwas tough at first. But
ERICH
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2012 9
Frencheska Farr favors greyI LEARNED about E.L. James’ “FiftyShades of Grey” ontelevision. It’s a best-seller and I hear thatHollywood producersare searching for theperfect leads for amovie adaptation. It’san adult version of“Twilight.” I recom-
mend it because it’snot the usual love sto-ry. The guy is a bitpsychotic. I washooked because thestorytelling isgood—not linear, andit kept me guessingwhat would happennext. Unlike otherbooks, this one just
kept surprising me,making it more fun toread. It taught methat there are moresides to people thanwe readily see. It alsomade me realize howthe past, present andfuture can change aperson. Bayani SanDiego Jr.
FRENCHESKA
ChorusgirlsFILMMAKER PequeGallaga said showband Music & Magicrecorded the “Hum-ming Chorus” whichaccompanied the fa-mous burning ha-cienda scene in the1982 epic “Oro, Pla-ta, Mata.” He saidthat singers Eva Ca-paras,Angeli Pangilinanand Fe de los Reyeswere daunted by thepiece from “MadamaButterfly.” “Theythought it would beeasy, but they weremistaken.”
Pink powerQUEZON City
Mayor HerbertBautista wants to re-vive the Pink gayfilm fest. “I’m also infavor of same-sexmarriage,” he toldthe INQUIRER.Bayani San DiegoJr.
10 SHOWBUZZ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2012
Nakipag-golf kay big boss?Ng Inquirer Entertainment StaffNASA harap lang ngisang golf course angmansyon ni PowerfulBoss. One day, isangaraw, nakita ng mgaregular na golfer siPretty Starlet na ku-makain ng al-musal/tanghalian saveranda ng bahay niPB.
Makalipas angilang linggo, isa nanamang magandang
babae ang naispatangpahigup-higop ng tsasa terrace. Ayon saisang mole, hindi itocelebrity kundi em-pleyada sa kumpanyani PB.
TresspassingBago tamaan ng
trahedya, kasingtaasdaw ng saranggola lu-milipad itong si Con-troversial Celebrity.
Matapos ang isanggabing pagsasaya, ak-tibo pa rin ang drogasa sistema ni CC.Nang magising anglalaki, hindi niyaalam kung nasaansiya.
Tanong ni CC sakanyang shock nakapitbahay: “Anongginagawa mo rito?”Sagot ng kapitbahay,“Nakatira ako rito.Umuwi ka na.” Ay.Close encounter
Tanging yung mganakakaalam lang angmakapapansin. Nakitasi Influential Insidersa isang pagtitipon sashow biz gathering,kung saan isa sa mgafeatured stars si Sea-soned Actor.
Dati nang na-linksi SA kay II.Nagkataon pa,nakatayo si SA sa tabing pinto nang mag-grand exit itong si II.At tila walangpakialam samasamang intriga,marahang tinapik sabalikat ni II si SA.
Na-master na nilaang fine art of mak-ing dead-ma.
Malinis rawGusto ni Pretty
Starlet mapaniwalaang publiko na masmalinis pa siya sa bu-lak. Ngunit nagkalatang ebidensiya hing-gil sa ibang katoto-hanan, ayon sa mgatsismoso’t tsismosa.
Si PS diumano anglihim na kalaguyo niPhilandering Partnerni Powerful Insider.
Akala ng mga taoboring ang buhay niPS kapag wala siya saharap ng mga cam-era. Ito ba ang dahi-lan kung bakit sinabini Sultry Enemy namas iskandalosa angbuhay ni PS kesa sakanya?
Ito ba ang dahilankung bakit ipinag-utos ng mga boss nabawalan si SE namakapagsalita. Takotba sila na baka kunganu-ano na lang angilabas na baho ng dal-dalera?
SpottedSa isang special
sneak preview ng dig-itally restored filmOro, Plata, Mata saRockwell Power Plantmall, nakita ang mag-sweetheart na sinaJohn Lloyd Cruz atAngelica Panganibanna kabilang sa exclu-sive audience. Ang“sweet” ng eksena,sabi ng isang insider.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2012 11SHOWBUZZ
Hunk para sa kapayapaanNi Bayani San Diego Jr.Paglitrato ni Romy Homillada
K UNG magbihis itong si aktor ng GMA 7 na siMikael Daez, ito ay para maipakita kungano ang kanyang saloobin at hindi upang
ipasikat sa iba ang kanyang porma.
Matalas ang mata ng dat-ing modelo pagdating sa fash-ion at inilalarawan niya angkanyang mapino istilo bilang“laidback.” At bagamat hindinaman niya tinitingnan angsarili niya na matipid, nagig-
ing “control freak” din siyakuminsan sa mall.
“I buy only things that Ineed,” aniya, “but I treat my-self to a good find once in awhile.”
Parati niyang bitbit angkanyang paboritong gym bagdahil gumugugol siya ng
maraming oras sa pagee-hersisyo. “I lift weights. Idon’t use the treadmillbecause I need to bulkup.”
PangkapayapaanItinalaga na si
Mikael bilang isangPeace Ambassador ngOffice of the Presi-dential Adviser onthe Peace Process,kasama sina
apl.de.ap, Epy Quizon,Noel Cabangon, Chris-
tian Bautista, Anne Cur-tis, Gloc 9, Karylle, Derek
Ramsay, at iba pa.Bukod sa drama ng Ka-
puso sa hapon na Sana ayIkaw Na, kasalukuyan naniyang ginagawa angkanyang pangalawang peliku-la, ang lahok ng GMA Filmspara sa Metro Manila FilmFestival, ang Sosy Prob-lems—isang followup sakanyang naunang TemptationIsland.
T-shirtsGusto lang niya ng simple
a cool and simple. Marami
siyang shirts mula sa H&Mngunit nadiskubre niya ka-makailan ang Japanese brandna Uniqlo. “I have a lot ofPenshoppe (brand endorsersiya nito), Old Navy and Gapshirts, too,” aniya.
ShadesHilig din ni Mikael mag-
suot ng shades kaya mayroonsiyang iba-iba istilo at kulay. “Ihave red-rimmed Ray-Bans,H&M aviator glasses and Cot-ton On wayfarers,” sabi niya.“Shades change a person’svibe.”
JacketsHalatang mahilig din siya
sa sports-jacket. S isang biya-he niya sa Hong Kong, nakitaniya sa Giordano ang isang“gorgeous” leather jacket.“Luckily, it was on sale.”
Slim jeansMas nais niyang magsuot
ng slim-cut jeans. Size 32 siyaat marami siyang Penshoppejeans sa kanyang cabinet. “Iam very particular about fit,”aniya. Bumili siya kamakailanng Victor Jeans.
SapatosHindi siya adik sa sapatos,
mas masaya siyang magsuotng “sneakers” at tuwang tuwasiya sa kanyang lumangpares.” Kabilang sa kanyangmga paborito ang kanyangConverse Chuck Taylors atPenshoppe sneakers. Mayroondin siyang isang pares ng mgabotang H&M. “But I have DocMartens boots, too, and Sper-ry boat shoes.”.
PabangoIisa ang pabango ni Mikael:
Diesel Fuel for Life. Nabasaniya kasi na dapat masanaymga girls iisang bango.
MIKAEL Daez
12 FEATURES MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2012
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THE PHILIPPINES is one of thefirst countries in the world to seethe introduction of a range oflimited edition, buildable, col-lectible Ferrari models made frombricks. The unique LEGO modelsand LEGO Minifigures are avail-able after refueling with Shell V-Power Nitro+ or Shell FuelSave.
For every P1,500 worth of sin-gle or accumulated purchase ofShell V-Power Nitro+ Racing,Gasoline, or Diesel, customers geta chance to collect any of the six
LEGO model Ferrari cars or LEGOMinifigures for only P140 each,while filling up with P1,500 worthof single or accumulated purchaseof Shell FuelSave Unleaded orDiesel gives customers a chance topurchase a model for only P180.
Helix customers, on the otherhand, get a chance to bringhome a free LEGO model orLEGO Minifigures for every pur-chase of any participating ShellHelix Oil Change Package.
The new Shell promotion in-troduces six exclusiveLEGO models that arebased on some of themost iconic vehicles inFerrari’s motoring history.This exciting promotionbrings together three ofthe most global brands inthe world and celebratesover 60 years of passionfor performance betweenShell and Ferrari.
DEAR Emily,Mula nang umuwi sa pagka-OFW ang anak kong lalakina ngayo’y 45 years old na, nag-iba ang kanyangpagkatao. Dati ay masayahin siya at maasikasong tao,ngayon ay hindi na siya gano’n.
Naghiwalay sila ng asawa niyanang ito ay sumama sa ibanglalaki. Dalawa ang anak nila atang mga ito ay may mga asawana rin. Sa akin siya nakatira dahilsiya naman ang nagpagawa ngbahay ko. Hindi siya kumikibomaghapon at ayaw niyang maykasabay kumain. Gusto langniyang laging mag-isa.
May motor siya at nawawalana lang siya nang matagal, min-san ay dalawang linggo o isangbuwan. Wala siyang sinasabingpinuntahan niya.
May naipon siyang pera kayahindi niya problema ito. Ako na-man ay may karinderiang maliitkaya hindi rin ako kailanganghumingi sa kanya ng sustento.
Ayokong makialam kungmay problema siya o may di-
nadamdam sa katawan. Palagayko hindi tamang kipkipin nalang niya ang sinasaloob niya.Natatakot akong baka masiraang utak niya pag lumaon.
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Shell joins forces with LEGOfor new Ferrari collection
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NOV. 3— MaricarEsguerra, 30, Caloocan
NOV. 2— SherielTorrefiel, 22, Manila
NOV. 1— MerifeBernaldez, 22
Destiyero stages ‘Cubao’who frequently standson the street across herapartment at night; astudent’s fascinationwith two young andvirulent sisters turns in-to obsession, even ashe slowly uncovers thesisters’ sinister and vi-cious side.
Destiyero TheaterCommune is foundedand initiated by a coregroup of young profes-sionals in variousfields such as the arts,academe, business, ad-vertising and financialinstitutions who arebrought together andbound by their love oftheater. It aims tomaintain its projectsas geared towards thedevelopment of criticalthinking and aestheticsensibility or respon-
siveness. It aspires topresent thought-pro-voking works whichwill provide new af-fects that may lead toa reevaluation of heldbelief systems andideas.
Cubao, Pagkagat ngDilim will be present-ed at Cafe Alicia in-side the Orchid Gar-den Suites located at620 Pablo Ocampo Sr.St. (formerly VitoCruz) Malate, Manila,right across CenturyPark Hotel on Nov. 8,9, 15 and 16, at 5:30p.m. and 8 p.m. Fortickets, e-mail des-tiyero@gmail.com orcall 0916-2205097.Walk-ins are discour-aged because thevenue has limitedseating capacity.
DESTIYERO Theater Commune, for-merly known as Dulaang Laksam-bayanan, Inc., marks its relaunch andnew name with Cubao, Pagkagat ngDilim, a staging of Ang Mga Multo,Ang Maligno, and Ang Mga Man-ananggal, select stories from the land-mark collection Cubao Pagkagat ngDilim: Mga Kuwentong Kababalaghanby award-winning writer Tony Perez.
The pieces areadapted on stage forthe first time by TimDacanay, also a notedaward-winning play-wright.
Cubao, Pagkagat ngDilim explores the psy-che of four individualswhose personal andpsychological demons
are unearthed by theotherworldly: the frac-tures in a marriage aremade evident by thewhispering ghosts whoinhabit the couple’s an-tique chairs; a woman’sabhorrence of being ina relationship is dis-rupted by the presenceof a mysterious man
Name: Ma. Darlene V. BatacanNickname: DarleneAge: 20 Birthday: Nov. 9Height: 5’4” Weight: 88 lbs.School/course: Phil. School ofBusiness Administration-QC/BSAccountancyAmbition: To be a certified publicaccountant and a modelFor modeling projects:mdbatacan@ymail.com
TINANGHAL si Darlene na 2012Miss Lal-lo sa Cagayan Valley. Isasiyang freelance model na nagingsemifinalist sa 2012 Miss PSBA-QC.
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Go Out and Play atMcHappy Day Fun Run 2012Drop those video games and tablets and join this year’s biggest family event! McDonald’s brings McHappy Day 2012 on December 2 at McKinley Hill, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig and the whole family is invited.
McDonald’s brings family fun to another level with a different twist to this year’s McHappy Day. The day starts with the Fun Run with race distances of 1K for children ages 3-5 (P250 reg. fee), 3K for children ages 6-12 (P350 reg. fee), 3K family run of four members (P800 reg. fee), and 5K and 10K runs for individuals older than 15 (P650 and P850 registration fees,respectively).
The races are sure to pump you up with surpriseplay pit stops and special awards such as besthead dress for runners in the 3K children and5K, best costume for the family 3K, and mostcreative race bib for kids in the 1K dash.
The fee includes a race kit with bib, breakfast stub, program, singlet, and 100 worth ofMcMoney that can be used at the family fair to enjoy various activities.
This will be the fourth McHappy Day Fun Run celebrating World Children’s Day for thebenefit of the Ronald McDonald HouseCharities (RMHC), the charity of choice of McDonald’s and its banner program, Bright Minds Read (BMR). Bright Minds Read is a program in partnership with the Department of Education that provides reading toolkits to different public schools all over the country to teach beginning reading to grade 1 public
school students.
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OOOORIZAL O LAPU-LAPUTEACHER:: Okay class review muna tayo sa past lesson natin .. tanong, sino sijose rizal ??STUDENT: (tahimik)TEACHER: Again, sino si JOSE RIZAL?BALONG: Ma’am hindi po namin yon kilala!!JUAN: Ma’am classmate po ba namin siya?BERTO: Bobo, baka sa kabilang section yon!TEACHER: Sige change the topic. Tanong, sino pumatay kay Magellan?BALONG: Ma’am hindi po kami sure kung si Lapu-lapu nga.TEACHER: O bakit naman?BALONG: Kasi sabi po ng tatay ko masama daw po ang mambintang ng kapwakung hindi mo naman daw nakita ang totoo.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 2012 15SPORTSDENNIS U. EROA, Editor
kanan hamstring.Binigyan ng paunang-lunas
si Muros-Posadas sa Taipei CitySports Park Clinic. Matapos i-yelo ang kanyang hita ay isangoras nagpahinga si Muros-Posadas na malabo ng makasalisa long jump at 4x100 relay.
Sinabi ni Manny Ibay, pan-gulo ng National Masters andSeniors Athletic Association ofthe Philippines (NMSAAP) athepe ng delegasyon, na oob-serbahan nila si Muros-Posadassa susunod tatlong araw.
Sinira ng 32.26 metrotapon ni Lavandia ang markani 27.36 metro ni Kato At-suko ng Japan sa Chiang Mai,Thailand noong 2009.
CHINESE-TAIPEI—Sinagip niErlinda Lavandia ang kam-panya ng Pilipinas sa ikatlongaraw ng 17th Asia MastersAthletics ChampionshipsLinggo dito.
Gumawa si Lavandia ngbagong marka sa javelin samga atleta may edad 60-64.
Ngunit nakapanlulumoang nangyari kay Muros-Posadas na kinuha angmedalyang ginto sa 100-me-ter dash para sa mga man-lalarong 45-49 taon-gulangnoong Sabado.
Bandera si Posadas-Murossa 80-meter hurdles bago bu-magsak na namimilipit sasakit matapos mapunit ang
Lavandia walang kapantay;Muros-Posadas nasaktan
BITAWNABITAWAN ni San Antonio Spurs playmaker Tony Parker ang bola matapos pasukin ang depensa nina (mulakaliwa) Paul Millsap at Mo Williams ng Utah Jazz sa NBA Sabado. Pinabagsak ng Spurs ang Jazz, 110-100.Kumpletong resulta: Indiana 106, Sacramento 98, 2OT; Boston 89, Washington 86; Brooklyn 107, Toronto 100;Miami 119, Denver 116; New Orleans 89, Chicago 82; Portland 95, Houston 85, OT; Dallas 126, Charlotte 99;San Antonio 110, Utah 100; Milwaukee 105, Cleveland 102; Golden State 114, L.A. Clippers 110. INQUIRER WIRES
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T INAMBAKAN ng Rain or Shine ang Meralco, 106-81, upang somosyo sa ikalawang puwesto ng PBAPhilippine Cup kagabi sa Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Umakyat ang Elasto Painterssa 5-2 marka kasama ang Alaskaat San Mig Coffee. Lider ang Talk‘N Text na may 6-1 kartada.
Napanalunan ng Barako Bullang unang laro ng tripleheadermatapos ang tira ni RonaldTubid na nagbigay sa Energy ng95-94 panalo kontra Globalport.
Pinutol ng Energy ang three-game losing streak upang umak-yat sa 3-5 samantalang bumag-sak ang Batang Pier sa 1-8.
“Meralco is one of thehottest teams in the league andI am really surprised that webeat them in the manner thatwe did,” sabi ni Rain or Shinecoach Yeng Guiao. “I was look-ing forward to a tight endgamestruggle.
Bumagsak ang Bolts sa 4-3.Sa ikatlong laro, dinagdagan
ng San Miguel Coffee Mixers
ang problema ng BarangayGinebra Kings matapos iposteang 78-68 panalo. Ito ang ika-li-mang sunod ralo ng Kings mat-apos ang 0-2 simula.MGA ISKORUNANG LAROBARAKO 95—Tubid 19, Villanueva18, Pennisi 13, Najorda 11, Anthony9, Urbiztondo 9, Yap 9, Kramer 4, Al-varez 3, Ballesteros 0.GLOBALPORT 94—Yee 20, Miller17, Manuel 12, Deutchman 11, Ling-ganay 10, Vanlandingham 7, Vergara7, Al-Hussaini 5, Antonio 3, Adducul2, Mandani 0, Guevarra 0.Quarters: 22-18, 49-48, 77-74, 95-94IKALAWANG LARORAIN OR SHINE 106—Ibanes 23,Belga 16, Arana 15, Quinahan 10,Tang 9, Cruz 8, Chan 7, Rodriguez7, Norwood 6, Matias 5, Uyloan 0,Jaime 0.MERALCO 81—Cardona 20, Salva-cion 14, Buenafe 11, Hodge 9, Mer-cado 9, Hugnatan 6, Bulawan 5,Borboran 4, Reyes 3, Belencion 0,Ross 0, Sharma 0, Artadi 0.Quarters: 25-19, 41-28, 80-53, 106-81
POC Comelec ‘hahatulan’ si GoNi June Navarro
SUSURIIN ngayon ng Commis-sion on Elections sa ilalim ngPhilippine Olympic Committeekung may karapatan si athleticchief Go Teng Kok na tumakbobilang pangulo ng POC.
Gagawin ang eleksyon
Nobyembre 30 kung saan ay ha-harapin ni Go si Peping Co-juangco na hangad ang ikatlongsunod termino.
Pinapangunahan ni datingkinatawan at volleyball presi-dent Victorico Chavez ang Com-elec na kasapi sina Bro. BernardOca at Ricky Palou.
Lumakas ang loob ni Go naharapin ang dating kasanggamatapos na katigan ng SupremeCourt ang kanyang pagtakbo.
“The POC can’t ignore thehighest law of the land. There isno basis to disqualify my bid torun for president against Mr.Cojuangco,” wika ni Go.
PAG-ASATALAGA nga kayang totally offat wala ng pag-asa ang pinaka-aasam na face off ninaSarangani Congressman MannyPacquiao at Floyd “The Money ”Mayweather Jr?
For awhile tila may nasilipna pag-asa ang mundo paramaging reality ang dreammatch ng maging magka-ibigansina Pacquiao at 50 Cent nanoo’y manager ni Mayweather.
Pero, kamakailan lang napa-balitang nag-split na sina 50Cent at Mayweather at pumir-ma naman si Pacquiao ng an-other 2-year contract sa TopRank Promotions ni Bob Arum.
Sa paglagda ng new contractni Pacquiao with Arum,mukhang signs na ito na wala
na munang negosasyon kayMayweather.
Alam naman natin kunggaano kalaki ang galit ni FloydJr. dito kay Arum.
Samantalang sinimulan na niPacquiao ang final phase ngtraining sa Wild Card Gym saHollywood in preparation forhis fourth fight with JuanManuel Marquez naglabas na-man ng statement ang tatay niMayweather na si Floyd Sr.
Kung noon, tungkol sa drug
test ang dinadakdak ni Floyd Sr,this time wala daw kapana-panalo si Pacquiao sa kanyanganak.
Ang pinababasehan ngmatandang Floyd ay ang resultang laban ni Juan Manuel Mar-quez sa naunang tatlo kay Pac-quiao at nag-iisa naman sakanyang Jr.
Ayon kay Floyd Sr. na-pakadaling tinalo ng kanyanganak si Marquez, samantalangsi Pacquiao full 36 rounds ehpawang kuwestiyunable pa angresulta.
Anyway, kayang-kaya pala ngkanyang anak na talunin si Pac-quiao, eh bakit tila iniiwasan ni-la ang Sarangani congressmansa ibabaw ng squared ring?
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THE Red Lions andtheir supportersexplode in jubilation.
AUGUST DELA CRUZ
•BASERAMER: Bornwinnerpage 6
•Ang lagay ng puso, careerat bulsa mo malalaman nasa BILOG ANG BOLA
page 7
•LETRAN MENTORALAS: Family first page 2
• MAGSANOC Gloryroad page 7
•ALLANA LIM: FEU’sbasketball heroine page 6
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ALAS, not new to pressure-filled situations, stresses a point during ahuddle. AUGUST DELA CRUZ
LETRAN MENTOR ALAS PULLS AN ACE
My family, my lifeBy Ruth L. Navarra
U LTIMATELY, coach Louie Alas chose familyover basketball when he decided to step downas head coach of the Letran Knights.
The Knights were beaten bythe San Beda Red Lions, 67-39,in Game 3 of the NCAA finals.The experience and the intensi-ty of the Lions threw theKnights off guard. But Alas hadother reason for his resignation.
“I’ve been here for 12 years.Matagal ko ng iniisip, kungnanalo sana fitting farewellpero that’s life,” he said in ahoarse voice. “Nagsusumbongsila (his sons) sa mom nila nawala na silang ginagawangtama. Dun talaga ako na-touch.”
Two of his players in theteam are his sons, Kristoffer andKevin. Because he didn’t wantanybody accusing him of prefer-
ential treatment, Alas admittedthat he was extra hard onKristoffer and Kevin.
Under Alas, the Knightstrained as if there was no to-morrow. But at the end of theday, Alas would take the burdenof a loss not his players.
“It was a good day for them(San Beda) and a bad one forus. Sabi ko naman sa kanila,wala namang pwedeng sisihinsa inyo diyan. Kung meronmang may nagkamali dito, akoyun. So you don’t have to bowyour heads down. Just moveon,” Alas said.
‘‘The journey to the champi-onship had not been easy. Theirstory could have been a Cin-
derella story. They were able toget past the San Sebastian Stagsin the Final Four twice, earningthem a spot in the finals. Theywere able to defeat San Bedaon Game 2 when everybodyelse expected a sweep.”
“Ang tama naming ginawathis season is sobra kamingnagsacrifice. We always went tochurch every day. This game,yung inexperience took its tollon us sa finals,” said Alas.
Letran didn’t forget its spiri-tual side after getting batteredby the Lions. The Knights wentout of the locker room withrosaries around their necks.Alas wore two.
Alas noted that the gameoverflowed with emotion espe-cially for graduating playersJam Cortes and Carlo Lituania.
‘‘The bad thing was that welost and the good thing wasthat they learned a lot from it.
Hindi lang sa basketball maga-gamit ito kundi sa daily life ni-la,’’ he said. ‘‘I told the rest ofthe boys na may mga games panaman like the Champions’League. Sabi ko sa kanila, taposna ang NCAA. Now, studyhard.’’
He’s leaving the team but hemade sure that they will not belost without him. He says he al-ready recruited replacementsfor his graduating players. Whathe’s really trying to find are bigmen because he knows that the
team lacks the height advan-tage.
The players will go back totraining next week. He says thatthey will be trained on theirperimeter shooting because thatis what they badly need to im-prove on.
When asked what he woulddo the rest of the day, Alas isquick to answer.
‘‘I’ll be with my family. Kungpwede din yung buong team ngLetran tonight, gusto ko dinsilang makasama.’’
Canon PIXMA awardsfive Stand Out Students
Canon PIXMA, the number one inkjet printer brand in thePhilippines for 2011, ends its Stand Out Student Search withthe final batch of five talented and well-rounded individualsfrom across the nation.These commendable students represent the versatility thatCanon PIXMA promotes in its products. In celebration of theirmulti-faceted lifestyles, Canon PIXMA awarded each of themwith an official Stand Out Student certificate, a Canon Power-Shot A2300 camera, and a Canon PIXMA E510 printer. Inmore ways than just academically, these winners stand out intheir respective universities.
Jake Antenero, accountancy sopho-more from Ateneo de Zamboanga Univer-sity (ADZU) is the secretary of finance inhis student council El Consejo Atenista, amath tutor, a master debater & presidentof the science club and member of thedance troupe.
Patricia Regaladois an industrial engineering junior fromUniversity of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P)who teaches catechism and sports to schoolchildren, assists in the UA&P guidance intesting and database maintenance, facili-tates student congresses and leadershipseminars, an award-winning humanitarian,
a dean's lister, and mem-ber of the basketball varsity & universitychoir.
John Paul Hipolito is a communicationand marketing management super-seniorfrom De La Salle University (DLSU). Hemerited a scholarship from the United
States Institute on New Media and Jour-nalis and internships in New York Timesand Rogue Magazine. He is a student DJ &a multimedia editor for Philippine Global-ists.
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YES, rookie mentor Ronnie Magsanoc deserves a victory ride. AUGUST DELA CRUZ IT’S all over but all eyes are on Ivan Ludovice’s final shot of the 86th NCAA season.AUGUST DELA CRUZ
Fear the roar as Lions“Courage San Beda!/Have Coura
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LEGENDARY Lions cheerleader excites the Red Army. AUGUST DELA CRUZTHE Lions whoop it up after the final buzzer. AUGUST DELA CRUZ
paint the town REDage San Beda’’ F ROM start to finish, San Beda never
disappointed its Red Army of diehardsupporters.
After winning their first game with six healthymen, the Red Lions entered the Final Four with plentyto spare.
The Mendiola-based warriors downed PerpetualHelp Altas in the semis and got the boost when Letranstunned San Sebastian College in the other half of thedraw. The Stags tamed the Lions twice in the elimina-tions but self-destructed against the Knights in the F4.
Under the masterful guidance of former PBA gun-ner and San Beda Red Cubs star Ronnie Magsanoc,the Lions were clearly ahead of the pack.
They stumbled in Game 2 of the title series, but notto worry. It was just a temporary setback.
Lions’ pride is simply too much to handle for theKnights. Dennis U. Eroa
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“From thevery
beginning ithas alwaysbeen the
players,” saidMagsanoc.
“It’s aspecial
season forthe players.
That first win[where SanBeda won
with only sixplayers] was
veryimportant. We
were alsoable to go tothe Final Fourseamlessly.”A SMILING Bedan coach Ronnie Magsanoc (left) congratulates Finals MVP Baser Amer for a wonderful
demolition job. August dela Cruz
Baser Amer: Leading the PackBy Patrick Leonard Mayo
I N THE GAME of bas-ketball, there areplayers who really
have a knack for winning.These players not onlyhate losing but, more im-portantly, they know howto win.
And of the many prolificplayers in the NCAA, sopho-more Baser Amer of the reign-ing basketball titlists San BedaRed Lions is a perfect exampleof a winner inside the basket-ball court as he led the Mendio-la-based squad to a three-peatvictory, thanks to his champi-onship performance that earnedhim finals MVP honors.
‘‘Bago mag-Game Three, ini-isip ko kung paano akomakakatulong sa team, so nag-ing aggressive lang ako at fo-cused,’’ said the 20-year-oldpoint guard who hails from thesouth in Davao. ‘‘Last game na,do-or-die na, so bawal na tala-gang magkamali.’’
Baser gave it his all as he ex-ploded for 20 points in GameOne and 14 markers during therubber match that helped theRed Lions build a huge cushionin the first half en route to SanBeda’s record-setting 17thmen’s basketball title.
But Amer knows very wellthat being part of a winningsquad and a three-peat team atthat, requires a lot of patienceand a lot of sacrifices. ‘‘Yung la-hat ng mga pinag-daanannamin buong season, yung “Su-per Six” kung saan suspendedkaramihan ng mga playersnamin, yung mga times nabumabaha pero nag-training pa
din kami, lahat yun ginawanamin para lang manalo kami,’’added the 5’10” court generalwho was also hailed rookie ofthe year last season.
The second year Marketing
major is no stranger to successhaving won multiple titles dur-ing his high school years as aRed Cub but winning twostraight in the seniors divisiongave him a different kind of joy.
And with at least two moreplaying years for the big redschool in store for Baser, theMendiola dynasty has a goodchance of extending its reignfurther in the NCAA.
Coach Magsanoc basks in the glory of the momentRONNIE Magsanoc, PBA’s pointlaureate turned winning coach,didn’t want to look back at thepast.
The rookie head coach of theNCAA’s winningest team justwanted to savor the moment.
When reminded by PDI scribeJasmine Payo of his own successas a star high school player forthe school under the legendaryAto Badolato, Magsanoc an-
swered with a laugh.‘‘That was so long ago. At
this stage, you don’t think backanymore. You just think of thepresent. Just be grateful for thesituation that you can serve theschool.”
To the shock of the Letrangallery, San Beda turned a pre-dicted shootout into a massacre,67-39, before a jampacked crowdat the Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Both teams split the first twogames of the best-of-threechampionship and fans and ex-perts alike agreed that the de-cider would be ‘‘bloody.” TheKnights and the Lions went intoGame Three tied with 16 titles.
But San Beda, smooth and un-forgiving, had other things inmind as it took control of thematch right from the opening bellen route to crowning itself the
league’s winningest team.“From the very beginning it
has always been the players,”said Magsanoc. “It’s a specialseason for the players. That firstwin [where San Beda won withonly six players] was very im-portant. We were also able togo to the Final Four seamlessly.”
Magsanoc got the surprise ofhis life when he replacedFrankie Lim at the wake of the
controversial off-season brawlthat led to the suspension ofvirtually the entire San Bedasquad on its first game.
“There never really was aplan to be the coach of thisteam. Things happened andthey found me to be the head,”said Magsanoc, a member ofthe elite 25 all-time best playersof the pro league.
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Baste swingman sings Swan songBy Michael Angelo Jugado
IN his very last collegiategame donning the proudcolors of the San SabastianCollege-Recoletos GoldenStags, Ronald Pascual hadthe chance to win the gamefor Baste.
Pascual, never gun-shy totake the big shot when itmattered most, had thechance to will the Stags to areturn trip in the LastDance against their tormen-tors of seasons past— theSan Beda College Red Lionsand a shot at redemptionagainst their arch-nemesisthat denied them cage gloryin the NCAA the past twoyears.
But the basketball godsand goddesses had otherplans in mind.
He missed.Crestfallen by the bitter
loss of the ‘twice-to-beat’Baste to the upstart LetranKnights, who put an abruptend to his celebrated NCAAcareer, Pascual remains gra-cious even in defeat.
‘‘Kahit talo kami sa lastgame ay proud pa rin ako sateam ko at sa sarili ko dahilkahit paano natulungan koang team namin sa loob ngapat na taon,” said the 24-year-old Pascual.
And nothing is to beashamed of for the long tomartist, whose deadly outsideshooting and boundless ath-leticism catapulted him intohis stature as one of NCAA’sbig time gunners.
Pascual, a native of Mexi-co, Pampanga, bid adieu tohis collegiate stint with theRed and Gold of Recto withhis head held high.
‘‘Nagpapa-salamat ako samga pari, kay Mr. Gusi(Frank Gusi, SSC-R’s athleticdirector) at kay Mayor Pine-da sa suporta nila sa akin at
sa team. Maraming salamatsa Baste community, sa mgateachers, students at mgafans ng Stags kung ’di dahilsa kanila ay wala ako ngayondito,” he added.
The sweet-shooting Pas-cual, a part of the Stags’vaunted troika, known as the“Pinatubo Trio” which in-cludes now PBA super rookieCalvin “The Beast” Abuevaand reigning NCAA MVP IanSangalang, is playing for theNLEX Road Warriors in thePBA D-league.
‘‘Ang dadalhin ko sa NLEXna natutunan ko while play-ing for Baste is yung lumala-ban hanggang sa huli,walang gi-give up kahitanong mangyari,” said Pas-cual.
The high-flying Pascualpulled out from the 2012PBA Draft due to the pletho-ra of Fil-Ams who joined theannual event while also try-ing to get more time to recu-perate from his injury thatslowed him down early inthe season.
RONNIE MAGSANOC:
Trudging the Road to GloryBy Patrick Leonard Mayo
R IGHT BEFORE THE start of the NCAA’s 88thseason, the San Beda Red Lions’ lair wasfilled with turmoil, confusion and pressure.
Months before the start ofthe season, the team’s then-head coach Frankie Lim andsome of the teams playersgot involved in an altercationwith the volleyball headcoach of San Sebastian whicheventually led to Lim’s resig-nation and suspensions onsome of the players.
Now the chance of de-fending their basketball titleand repeating a three-peat allof a sudden turned dim.
Then came the hiring of ex-pro and former San Beda RedCub Ronnie Magsanoc as thenew coach of the team and
apparently the PBA’s “PointLaureate” had his own way ofdealing with the situation.
“I just tried to focus onthe things that I have controlof from the start.’’
Winning his first NCAA ti-tle as a coach in just his firstyear at the helm is somethingthat he attributes to thelessons and philosophies thathe taught and learned fromhis players the whole endeav-or leading to the school’s17th men’s basketball cham-pionship which made themthe league’s most successfulteam.
‘‘Marami akong natutunansa kanila, at marami silangnatutunan sa akin. Faithwithout fear was our battlecry and relying on confi-dence, composure andcourage also played a bigpart.”
He added: ‘‘We earnedwisdom through the manyfailures that you encounter,failures that really helped usreach this far and win.”
But more than the win-ning the title, the rookiecoach was all about his play-ers and about giving back tohis alma mater.
‘‘Thankful ako and I reallyappreciate this opportunity tohelp the players reach theirpotentials and this is our wayof giving back to the school,’’ended the winning coach.
NOVEMBER 5-12, 2012
Bilog ang Bola Ni Hormel Delata
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LIM:Unstoppable
ALLANA LIM
Limsanity of FEUBy Danielle Nakpil
IT WAS just another Sunday afternoonat the quarters of FEU athletes. Thehub was almost empty except forthe waiters, a few people diningin and a remarkably tall lady
with a visi-bly ath-leticphysiquesilentlysitting onone of thecouches whilemunching herburger.
She was surf-ing the internetusing her iPadas the replayof the UAAPwomen’sbasketballchampi-onshipgame was beingshown on theflatscreen.
‘‘Boss, nai-shootmo ba yung susun-od?, a man sittingnearby asked her, re-ferring to a freethrow. ‘‘Ewan. Hindiko na maalala eh,”the lady quipped witha smile.
That lady was MVPAllana Lim. The LadyTams beat the LadyArchers, completing a16-0 sweep. Lim nei-ther looked amusednor thrilled as shewatched herself onTV score 15 points,including crucial bas-kets down the stretchas FEU kept is crown.
A Cebuana, the 5-foot-9 forward for-merly played for theUniversity of Cebu La-dy Webmasters beforejoining FEU.
Surprisingly, lawntennis not basketballwas her first love.
‘‘College lang akonaglaro ng basketball.Kinuha lang nila akodahil sa height ko.Eventually, natuto na-man ako,” said the 5-foot-10 Lim.
Aside from tennisand basketball, Limalso loves to play vol-leyball, swim, surfand skateboard.
‘‘Sa sports, I don’treally have an idol.Michael Jordan, sig-uro. But my fatherBenito was thebiggest reason why Iended up loving andplaying sports.”
In Cebu, Allanaregularly played withfellow college ballstar and classmateJunmar Fajardo, whobecame the overalltop pick in the lastPBA draft.
FEU wrested the ti-tle from Adamson lastyear. Lim was votedFinals MVP.
‘‘Yung feeling ngpagkapanalo ng MVP,parang natural na lang.Bonus na lang yun eh.Ang importante talaga,championship. Doonkami talagang masaya.Yung MVP, individuallang yan.”
A member of thenational team, Lim re-mains an ordinarystudent-athlete.
‘‘Kahit tinatawagnila akong scoringmachine, simplengatleta pa rin namanako. Sa studies na-man, nahihirapan rinako sa major subjectsko.”
To aspiring cagers,Lim has this to say:‘‘If you don’t live forsomething, you’ll diefor nothing.”
NOVEMBER 5-12, 2012
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