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KUYA KIM SA INQUIRER READ-ALONGNAMANGHA ang mga bata nang gumamit ng mga tunay na hayop si Kim Atienza, na kilala sa mundo ng telebisyon bilang Kuya Kim, sa pagbabasaniya noong Sabado sa Inquirer Read-Along session. Tangan ni Kuya Kim dito ay isang gecko o bubuli. Basahin sa page 4. RODEL ROTONI

Ngayon, umaapaw sa damiang tao kahit pangkaraniwangMiyerkules at Linggo.Nagmahal man ang mga bili-

hin, hindi nagtipid sa donasyonang mga deboto. Bahagyang tu-maas ang koleksyon sa Baclaranng Miyerkules at Linggo.Paboritong takbuhan ng mga

nangangailangan ang Baclaran,humihingi ng tulong mula kay

Maria, Ina ni Hesus, at mula samabubuting Samaritanongbukas sa pagtulong sa iba.Sa mga unang Miyerkules ng

buwan, tumatanggap ang sim-bahan ng hanggang 4,000petisyon. Sa pangkaraniwangMiyerkules, 2,200 hanggang2,800 petisyon ang natatanggap.Marami sa mga petisyon ang

humihingi ng trabaho, dito sa

bansa o sa ibayong-dagat.Meron din para sa pagpasa sajob interview at board exams.“These petitions keep us

grounded in the day-to-daystruggle of ordinary people,”ani Fr. Ino Cueto.Binabasa ng mga pari ang

ilan sa mga petisyo sa Misa.Manolita A. Gonzales, Contrib-utor

Dumadami nananalanginKapuna-punang habang umiigting krisis, tumitindi pagdadasal ng mga Pinoy

(BASAHIN ang buong artikulo sa PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER ngayong araw.)

H ABANG humihirap ang buhay, mas tumitindiang pananalangin. Sa tanyag na “Our Motherof Perpetual Help” shrine sa Baclaran,

Parañaque, madalas nang umaawas sa patyo ang mgataong dumadalo sa nobena tuwing Miyerkules at saMisa ng Linggo. Dati, pinakamarami na ang 120,000katao ang dumadating tuwing unang Miyerkules ngbuwan.

Lord, salamat sa katatagang Inyong binibigay saakin. Nasa krisis ngayon ang maraming bansa, at nagpapasala-

mat ako dahil binigyan mo kami ng kakayahang harapin itopalagi. Patuloy Mo kaming ingatan at bigyan lagi ng lakas up-

ang lumaban. Amen (Genaro R. Gojo Cruz)

LIBRA

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LYN RILLON

300 Pinoy sumabay sa peace walkng Canadian na umiikot sa mundoKINAILANGAN ng Canadian nasi Jean Béliveau ng pagbabagosa kanyang buhay kaya sinimu-lan niyang maglakad mula sakanyang bayan walong taon naang nakararaan. Sa kasalukuyanay nadala na siya ng kanyangmga paa sa 55 bansa sa apat nakontinente.

Ngunit ang paglalakbay nanaudyukan ng paghahanap niBéliveau ng kahulugan para sakanyang sarili ay nagpapatuloyngayon bilang paghahanap ngkapayapaan para sa daigdig atng pangangalaga sa karapatanng mga bata.

Nasa Pilipinas ngayon ang53-taong-gulang na Canadianpara sa ika-56 na bansa ngkanyang paglalakad.

Pero kung sanay siyang mag-

lakad mag-isa, kahapon ay sin-abayan siya ng 300 katao sasimbolikong paglipat mula saMonumento ni Rizal sa Lunetapatungong Cultural Center ofthe Philippines.

Aniya, ito na ang pinakama-raming sumabay sa kanya sakanyang paglalakad upang mai-pakalat ang mensahe ng kapaya-paan at ang paglaban sa kara-hasan sa mga bata.

Ayon kay Béliveau, kadarat-ing niya mula sa isang 20-arawna paglalakad mula Pagudpudsa I locos Nor te patungongMaynila. Sabi niya, “You havevery lovely people here.”

Sunod siyang pupunta sa Ce-bu at sa 10 pang bansa bago bu-malik sa Montreal, Canada.

Jeannette I. AndradeRolito Go presong ‘live-out’ na

masa ng pribilehiyong live-out.Napag-alaman ng INQUIRER

na Biyernes pa nakalabas ngmaximum security compound siGo. Pinatawan siya ng habam-buhay na pagkakabilanggo parasa pamamaslang kay EldonMaguan noong 1991 dahil saaway sa trapiko.

Binibigyan ng live-out statusang inmate na halos nakabuona sa termino ng pagkakabi-langgo. Pinapayagan silangmaglakad sa pasilidad nangwalang security escorts, ngunitpinag-uulat sa Camp Bukang Li-wayway, ang minimum securitycomplex, pagsapit ng alas-5 nghapon. Pinagsusuot din sila ngbrown na kamiseta.

Ni Marlon Ramos

P INAHINTULUTAN si convicted murderer RolitoGo na lumabas ng maximum security complexng New Bilibid Prisons, isang hakbang na

sinasabi ng ilang source sa NBP ay maaaring magbigayng daan para sa tuluyan niyang paglaya.

Kinumpirma ni Supt. Bar-tolome Bustamante, Bureau ofCorrections executive assistant,na isang “live-out inmate” nangayon si Go kasunod ang utosni Director Oscar Calderonbatay sa rekomendasyon ngclassification board ng BuCor.

“He was not the only onewho was given this (privilege).There were several others whowere transferred from the maxi-

mum to medium and minimumsecurity complex,” ani Busta-mante sa telepono.

Ngunit nilinaw naman niCalderon sa INQUIRER na hindiisang live-out inmate si Go. “Hewas just given the minimum se-curity classification,” aniya.

Isa si convicted child rapist atdating Zamboanga del Norte Rep.Romeo Jalosjos sa mga tanyag nainmate ng bilangguan na tumata-

TSINA NAGMAMATIGASSINESERYOSO ng Malacañangang pagpapadala ng Tsina ngmakabagong patrol ship saSouth China Sea.

Sinabi ni National SecurityAdviser Norberto Gonzales ka-hapon na magpapatawag siya ngpulong ng security group ngGabinete upang talakayin anghakbang ng Tsina kaugnay ngprotesta ng Beijing sa paglalag-da sa Philippine ArchipelagicBaselines Law.

“The deployment of the pa-trol ship was a message and wecannot just ignore it,” ani Gon-z a l e s s a I N Q U I R E R s a i s a n gpanayam sa telepono. “We haveto take it seriously.”

Tinawag ng Tsina na iligalang panukalang-batas. Ayon sabansa, inaangkin ng Pilipinasa n g m g a t e r i t o r y o n i l a s aSpratlys na Huangyan Island atNansha Islands.

Christian V. Esguerra

Dumadami umaapilapara sa magulangna Pinoy sa JapanISANG alyansa ng mga overseasFilipino worker ang umapela ka-hapon sa pamahalaang Hapon nahuwag i-deport ang mag-asawang Pilipinong gumamit ngpekeng pasaporte sa pagpasok saJapan 17 taon na ang nakalilipas.

Sumali ang Migrante Inter-national sa mga pangkat saPilipinas at Japan na tumututolsa pagpapa-deport kina Arlan atSarah Calderon sapagkatmawawalay sila sa 13-taong-gu-lang nilang anak na babae na siNoriko, isang Japanese citizen.

Sinilang si Noriko sa Japan atNipongo lang ang alam na wika.

Nakatakdang umalis ng Japanang mga Calderon sa Abril 13.Maiiwan si Noriko sa kapatid niSarah na isang legal resident. JA

Pulis gigibainpresintongnakaharangsa sidewalkGIGIBAIN ng pulisya ng SanJuan ang isang presinto nito samapanganib na bahagi ng Ba-rangay West Crame upang mag-ing babala sa mga i l igal naiskwater sa lugar, anang hepe ngpulisya sa lungsod.

Wawasakin ang presinto bagomatapos ang buwan dahil naka-harang ito sa bangketa, aniSupt. Procopio Lipana. Sisimu-lan ang pagsira kapag nakaha-nap na sila ng paglilipatan do-on.

Ayon kay Lipana, hindi nilamapaal is ang mga i l igal naiskwater dahil mismong angisang tanggapan nila ay iskwaterdin.

“We decided to demolish thePCP to serve as an example tothem,” aniya.

Kapag naalis at nailipat naang police community precinctay sisimulan na rin nila angpaggiba sa mga bahay at istrak-tura na iligal na naitayo sa ba-rangay.

Kamakailan ay idineklara niMayor JV Ejercito ang WestCrame bilang “discipline zone”bilang tugon sa lumalala atlumalaking reputasyon nito bi-lang pugad ng mga kriminal.

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BINABATI ng INQUIRERLIBRE ng Happy irth-d a y a n g m g asumusunod:

M a r c h 1 5 —Christopher Caliste,2 8 , Q u e z o n C i t y ;Rayjohn Partosa, 15,Ca loocan; Vig ie L .M a m p o l i n o , 3 0 ,Cavite; Jeremy P. Abri-go, 20, Manila; VigieM a m p o l i n o , 3 0 ,Cavite; Jeremy P. Abri-go, 20, Manila;

March 16— Cher-rie Lou B. Supil, 21,Quezon City; Ruby D.Gallano, 31, QuezonCity; Clarice KimbaTse, 17, Manila; JueleKambal , 35 , PasayCity; Sheila San Jose,29, Rizal; BenjaminSaldana, 26, Manila.

I - t e x t a n g L I BRE(space) kumpletong pan-galan/magiging edad/lu-gar/petsa ng kaarawansa 0917-8177586 o sa09209703811.

Readers and reptileslished by the HaribonFoundation that talksabout the importanceof the environment andhow people could helppreserve it. An animallover, Atienza broughtalong two Leopard Ge-ckos, a Bearded Drag-on and a Blue-TonguedSkink as a “reward” tothe children.

Philippine prideHenry, meanwhile,read Bakawan, writ-ten by beauty titlistsCathy Untalan andReena Sarmiento, andchildren’s writer MaeAstrid Tobias. Baka-wan is published byAdarna House andMiss Earth Founda-tion. It will also bepart of Ronald Mc-Donald House Chari-ties Bright Minds

Read Program.“I liked the story

because it taught methe importance of re-cycling materials andto be kinder to na-ture,” said Stacey

Evangelista of PacoCatholic School.

Sophia Schoolfourth year pupilsRafael Antonio andFrancis Lyn Samacoacted the part of the

T H E P E N I N S U L AMani la wi l l hos t amodern art exhibitionfeaturing the works ofFil ipino artist IvanAcuña starting today.

The exhibit, whichshowcases metalscapecreations, will be heldat The Gallery, thirdfloor of the PeninsulaManila in Makati City.It will run until March21.

By Schatzi Quodala, Inquirer Research

TELEVISION host Kim Atienza treatedaround 90 children to a wildlife expe-rience as he showed a collection ofexotic captive-bred animals at Satur-day’s Inquirer Read-Along.

This capped thesession which broughtthe children to the ani-mal world with a four-part storytelling byAtienza, who read abook about animalsendemic to the Philip-pines; by Miss Earth2008 Karla Henry, whoread a story about agroup of animals living

in a mangrove; and byreturning storytellersfrom Sophia School inMeycauayan, Bulacan,who read stories abouta monkey and a turtleand of an overweightdog.

Atienza, host of themagazine show Ma-tanglawin, read TheGathering, a book pub-

monkey and the tur-tle, respectively, in aretelling of JoseRizal’s Ang Pagong atang Matsing. PrincipalAnn Abacan was thenarrator.

MISS Earth 2008 Karla Henry (kanan) at Miss Earth-Water 2006 CathyUntalan. RODEL ROTONI

MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2009 5Alam nyo ba?

DEAR Emily,Hindi ko na yata

mababago angmasamang ugali ngasawa ko. Madamotsiyang magbahagi ngswerte na dumaratingsa kanya.Ngayong malaki na

ang sweldo niya, hindiman lang siya tumutu-long magbayad ngmga gastusin sa ba-hay. Lahat ay inuubosn i y a s a r a n g y a a tpamimili niya ng kunganu-ano. At higit salahat , mapang-ap isiya sa kapwa niya.Nakikita ko ’yon satrato niya sa mga ka-mag - anak namingtaga-squatter.Gusto ko nang hu-

miwalay dahil walana kaming pag-ibig saisa't isa. Maglalabing-limang taon na kam-ing kasal pero walaman lang akongnadamang pagmama-halan namin. Nadis-grasya ko siya at hin-di na nasundan angnag-iisa naming anak.Mabuti na lang at so-bra ang bait ngbatang ’yon. Laki siya

sa pangaral ko at ta-lagang maipagma-malaki ko.

Ron

HABAAN mo pa angpasensya mo sa asawamo. Sinuklian namanng langit ang sama ngugali n’ya sa pagbibi-gay sa iyo ng mabaitna anak. Subukan mokayang pahabain nanghusto ang pisi mo sapamamaraan na ikawna ang magpadama saasawa mo ng pag-mamahal. Baka kasikulang siya sa pansino gutom sa pagkalingakaya binubuhos nalang niya ang sama ngloob niya sa shoppingat pagkakait ng tulongsa iba.

May kasabihangmas marami ka rawmaaakit na langaw sapamamagitan ng tamisng asukal kaysa sa asimng suka. May kasabi-han ding ’pag may tiya-ga, may nilaga. Parangbiro ang mga ito pero’pag pinag-isipan monang husto, matutuwaka dahil puno ito ngkatotohanan.

UP Fine Arts now accepting applicantsNapakasama ng ugaling misis ko

EMILY’SCORNEREmilyA. Marceloemarcelo@inquirer.com.ph

views and the TalentDetermination Test(TDT) is March 31.Application forms

and admi s s i on r e-quirements may bedownloaded from the

w e b s i t e www. u p -cfa.com. For more in-formation, call 468-8990 or 981-8500 loc.3977. You may also e-m a i l i n f o @ u p -cfa.com.

THE UNIVERSITY ofthe Philippines Col-lege of Fine Arts, theoldest and most pres-

tigious art school inthe country, is cur-rently accepting appli-cations for admissions

for the school year2009-2010. Deadlinefor filing applicationsto qualify for inter-

Are we slowly poisoning ourselves?GASTROENTEROLOGIST Anthony Bassler says“the intestinal toxemias (poisons) are the mostimportant primary and contributing causes ofany disorders and diseases in the human body.”Constipation is one of the colon’s frequent prob-lems, causing fecal matter to become con-densed and compressed, building up sedentarywaste. Retained fecal waste decomposes, releas-ing noxious toxins that are reabsorbed in theblood stream. Researchers of Spectrum Natu-rale, Inc. studied the problem and createdFiberHealth capsule, a product that will supportour body’s need to eliminate waste, undigestedand toxic material from our gastrointestinaltracts effectively and thoroughly. For inquiriesabout FiberHealth, text 0920-2040480. Fiber-Health is available in Mercury Drug stores.

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ANG WEATHER FORECAST NGAYONG LINGGOTuesday,Mar. 17

Wednesday,Mar. 18

Friday,Mar. 20

Thursday,Mar. 19

Monday,Mar. 16

Name: Sofia Marie B. PalevinoAge: 5 Height: 4’ Weight: 50 lbsGrade/School: Kindergarten saShining Angel Learning School

BIG fan ng High School Musical siSofia. Like niya equally sina Gabriellaat Sharpay. But more than thesegirls, love talaga ni Sofia si MarianRivera as Dyesebel. Kaya nga kino-consider niyang mag-swimminglessons this summer, prize niya sasarili for emerging among the topstudents in her batch.

BE the next Libre Top Model. Mag-email ng CLOSE UP AT FULL BODYSHOTS sa libre_pdi@inquirer.com.ph, isama ang pangalan atcontact details. ROMY HOMILLADA

SHOWBUZZ MONDAY, MARCH 16, 200910ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor

Starlet fights with ex,goes wild in hotel roomBy the Entertainment staff

S EXY starlet caused a commo-tion after a show abroad.

she quarreled with anex-boyfriend.

After the skirmish,broken glass wasstrewn all over thesuite — including

those from a bustedplasma TV.

SS’s handlers end-ed up footing the bill.

Hush giftThe brewing tiff

between Female Starand Show Biz Insiderwas mercifully avert-ed, according to asource, because FShas discovered SBI’s

weakness.FS allegedly gifted

SBI with an expensivetote as peace offering.

Secret of hissuccess

How does AgingActor maintain hishigh profile in media?

AA takes his cuefrom FS and regularlytreats SBI and friendsto gourmet dinners inhis house, as well asin his restaurant.Suspected starletCutie Hunk thinks

all is well betweenhim and former girl-friend, Sultry Starlet.

A mole claims SS

is a bit unstable andmanipulative.

SS has somehowconvinced her currentlover, rich ChineseBusinessman, that CHhad done her wrongand she needs to beavenged.

A common friendsuspects that SS andCB were behind theunidentified peoplewho harassed CH—anact of violence thatspooked the boy andhis family.

Calling‘Imbestigador’Show Biz Bigwig

allegedly uses an En-terprising Relative as“front” in producingconcerts abroad.

Using SBB’s power,ER manages to clinchhuge discounts fromsuppliers. Even thetalent fees of per-formers are purport-edly cut.

According to a witness—a fellowHot Babe—SS trashed a hotel room as

‘Sister Stella L.’to show at UPTHE UP Film Insti-tute is holding a spe-cial anniversaryscreening of Mike deLeon’s Sister Stella L.on March 20 at 5p.m. at the CineAdarna.

Dubbed SisterStella L. @ 25: Tuloyang Pakikibaka, theactivity is organizedby the Film 280 classin cooperation withthe Vilma SantosSolid International,Inc. (VSSI).

It stars Vilma San-tos as a nun pursuedby her ex-boyfriendbut whose heartgoes out to the labormovement.

Tickets are sold atP50. Call 0917-8071978.Cinemabuhay tiltThe PLDT Smart

Foundation (PSF)and Cinemabuhayhas set the deadlinefor submission ofscript entries to the2009 Cinemabuhay

competition on April15.

The PSF makes anannual award of P1million for a scriptby a new filmmaker.

Previous Cine-mabuhay awardeesinclude Numbalidiwain 2007 and Cul deSac in 2008.

Invitationalscreening

The action film 12Rounds from 20thCentury Fox willhave its invitationalscreening on March20 at the GatewayCineplex.

The film starsJohn Cena as DannyFisher, the belea-guered cop whomust complete 12rounds of dangerousentrapment by an in-ternational criminalwithin the city ofNew Orleans.

It opens March 25in local theaters.

MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2009 11SHOWBUZZArnel Pineda shinesin Journey concert

Two cuts from Revelationseemed to have a special mean-ing for most of Journey’s mem-bers. In a sense, the ballad Afterall these Years and the fast-paced Change for the Bettercould describe the trials andtribulations the band had gonethrough – including a 10-yearhiatus and losing StevePerry as lead singer in1997, which prompted afrustrating search for a re-placement, until Schonfound Pineda on YouTubein 2007.

High notesWhile comparisons with

Perry’s clean, high tenorwas inevitable, Pineda’s in-spired performance at MoArevealed his own distinctvocal quality, which is a lit-tle rough but neverthelessawesome in its ability toreach the high notes.

When Cain and Schonplayed an introspective,bluesy intro to Journey’smost famous power ballad,Open Arms, Pineda sangwith an emotion so effu-

sive, it sent a powerful vibe oflove and under-standing thatseemed to em-brace the crowd.

By the timeSeparate Ways,Faithfully, Don’tStop Believingand Any Way YouWant It – all bighits during Jour-ney’s peak yearsin the ‘80s –came on, thecrowd was inworship mode. Ifthe band wasnot exactly a fa-

vorite of critics because itssongs tended to hew close tothe pop-hook formula, the audi-ence at MoA, which cut acrossvarying age levels and socialclasses, couldn’t care less. Theywanted to have a good timeand did.

Beyond his wildestdreams

If there was a song that Pine-da could best identify with, itwas Wildest Dream. At onepoint during the gig, he re-ferred to his new-found fame as“the most precious moment ofmy life,” and later thanked theband “for trusting me with theirsongs.”

And if he gets to keep his jobas Journey’s front man and tryhis hand writing songs in thenext few years, that would sur-pass even his wildest dreams.

Standing onstage, his headbowed and eyes closed, Pinedaembodied all the hopes and as-pirations of his countrymen. Ashis voice filled the concertvenue with another soulfulmelody, the audience’s faces litup with pride.

By Pocholo Concepcion

A RNEL Pineda does not have the smolderingsexuality of a Jim Morrison, nor the wild an-tics of a Mick Jagger onstage. But on Saturday

night, Pineda wore leather pants and pranced like atrue rock star as he led Journey in a rousing perfor-mance before an appreciative audience of 25,000 atthe SM Mall of Asia (MoA) open-air grounds in PasayCity.

The 41-year-old native ofSampaloc, Manila, who begansinging professionally at 15 andworked as an OFW (overseasFilipino worker) musician inHong Kong for many years, wasa dynamic presence onstage. Hedanced, twisted his body, sprint-ed and even leapt in mid-air —in between singing — withoutskipping a beat.

Drummer Deen Castronovo,who provided excellent rhythmalong with bassist Ross Valory,sang lead vocals in several num-bers. Jonathan Cain multi-tasked – playing guitar, then theblues harp and later the pianowith enviable ease.

Old and newThe MoA concert was a mix-

ture of classic and new Journeymaterial. It opened with NeverWalk Away, an upbeat track offthe group’s latest release, thedouble album Revelation, whichdebuted at No. 5 on the Bill-board charts in June last yearand sold its millionth copy sixmonths later.

This was followed by Only theYoung from 1983’s Frontiers al-bum, prompting baby boomersin the audience to sing along tothe lyrics. A middle-aged Filip-ina was spotted mouthing everyline of most of the ‘80s songs,wh i l e c oup l e s a r ound he rhugged and swayed to the mu-sic. Later on, another tune,Lights, released only as a singlein 1978, delighted the crowd.

12 SPORTS MONDAY, MARCH 16, 2009

DENNIS U. EROA, Editor

Mahuhusay na, magagaling pa!

GABI NGPARANGAL saBahay Ng Alumni.Pinakamakislap sapagtitipon ngpinakamahuhusayna atleta ng University Athletic Association of the Philippines season 71 sina De La Salle UniversityGrandmaster John Paul Gomez (seniors) at volleybelle Alyssa C. Valdez (juniors) ng University of SantoTomas. Puno rin ng pagmamalaki at katuwaan ang mga pambato ng UST (itaas)kasama sina Mrs. FelicitasFrancisco at Fr. Ermito de Sagon,O.P., UAAP board trustees, na kinopo ang overall championships sa seniorat junior divisions. Nasa kaliwa ang mga atletang nagbigay parangal sa University of the East sa pamumunonina EVP Carmelita G.Mateo at Rolando M.Perez na kasapi rin ng Board of Trustees. Ginawa ang taunanggawad-parangal noong nakaraang Marso 12 sa UP Diliman. RODEL ROTONI

WINNINGEST COACH SALUDO KAY BABY D

ang kanyang dating dahil sakanyang paglalaro sa TownsvilleCrocs ng Australian NationalBasketball League.Mayroong 17 puntos si Ellis

sa first half at nanguna sa 14-2atake na nag-resulta sa 42-29lamang ng Aces.Nakakuha rin ng maayos na

laro ang Alaska kina LA Tenorio(15 puntos) at Tony Dela Cruz(20 puntos).Umiskor ng 19 puntos si Ker-

by Raymundo at 18 si JamesYap ngunit may sagot ang Acessa lahat ng binabato ng Giants.

Ni Musong R. Castillo

B INUTAS ng Alaska Aces ang win-column mata-pos ang tatlong sunod-sunod na pag-semplangsa gabing nakuha ni Tim Cone ang karangalan

bilang coach na may pinakamaraming panalo sa PBA.Dinala ni Rosell Ellis ang

Aces sa 94-84 panalo kontraPurefoods Giants kagabi saMotolite PBA Fiesta Cup elimi-nations sa Araneta Coliseumngunit natuon ang pansin kayCone na naitala ang ika-602panalo.Sa ikalawang laro, pinagan-

da ng San Miguel Beer ang ika-apat sunod na panalo at taluninang Coca Cola, 106-91.Buong kapakumbabaan na

tinanggap ni Cone angkarangalan habang kinakausapng mga manunulat matapos anglaro.Sinabi ni Cone na narating

niya ang marka dahil sa tiwalasa kanya ni Alaska team ownerWilfred Steven Uytengsu atdiniin na pinakadakila sa lahatng mga coach si Virgilio ‘‘Baby’’Dalupan.“I’m just happy to have an

owner stick with me all theseyears,” sabi ni Cone na 20-taonng coach ng Alaska. “Baby isthe legend and he deserves tobe the legend. To me, it wasjust longevity.”Kinalat ni Ellis ang 26 pun-

tos at humatak ng 16 reboundslaban sa Giants na bumagsak sa2-2 matapos ang 2-0 simula.“We’re just happy to have

him back,” sabi ni coach Cone.“I just hope his return puts usback in the championship pic-ture.”Dinala ni Ellis ang Alaska sa

kampeonato dalawang taon naang nakakaraan ngunit naantala

Donaire, Peñalosa, NietesElorde Boxers of the YearTATLONG boksingero na nai-de-pensa ang kanila-kanilangpandai-digang titulo ang aakyatsa entablado bilang Boxers ofthe Year sa 2008 Gabriel “Flash”Elorde Memorial Awards Marso25 sa Manila Hotel Tent City.Ang pinakamagagaling na

boksingero ay sina Interna-tional Boxing Federation fly-weight champion Nonito Don-aire, World Boxing Organiza-tion bantamweight titlist Ger-ry Peñalosa at WBO mini-mumweight title holderDonnie Nietes.Nauna ng inihayag ng Elorde

Memorial Awards napararangalan si Manny Pac-quiao bilang World’s BestPound-for-Pound Boxer. Si Pac-quiao ay kasama na sa ElordeBoxing Hall of Fame.Ang Elorde Awards ay bu-

mubuhay sa ala-ala ni FlashElorde na naghari bilangpinakamagaling na juniorlightweight sa mundo mula1960 hanggang 1967.Pararangalan rin ang best

boxing promoter, manager,trainer, best fight, mga person-alidad at samahan na tumutu-long sa pro boxing.

50 ni Wade bumuhat sa HeatMIAMI—Bumuslo si DwayneWade ng 50 puntos upang tu-lungan ang Miami Heat na bu-mangon laban sa Utah Jazz satriple overtime, 140-129 Sabadosa NBA.Binura ng Heat ang pitong

puntos na agwat ng Jazz sa hul-ing 55 segundo ng regulation atpuwersahin ang extra period.

Binigay ng Heat ang unang wa-long puntos sa first overtimengunit nagawa pa ring itabla anglaro tungo sa second overtime.Limang beses na nagtabla

ang magkatunggali sa thirdovertime at tiniyak ng dalawangfree throws ni Wade 44.4 se-gundo ang nalalabi ang panalong Heat.

Nilagpasan na ni Wade siAlonzo Mourning bilang nan-gungunang scorer ng prankisaat tinabla rin niya ang kanyangmarka sa scoring.KUMPLETONG RESULTA: Miami140 Utah 129 (OT); Minnesota 108Charlotte 100; Chicago 97 New Or-leans 79; San Antonio 88 Houston85; Denver 107 LA Clippers 94;Phoenix 106 Oklahoma City 95.Reuters

602nd win kay Cone

MGA LARO SA MIYERKULES(Araneta Coliseum)

4:50 p.m. – Burger King vsBarako Bull

7:30 p.m. – Barangay Ginebra vsRain or Shine

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—galing kay Fely Co ng MalabonACROSS1.Collar5.Porticos9.Turkish leader10.Steal

11.Claws14.Christmas carol16.Building extension17.Perils19.Smell

21.Friend22.Sodium symbol23.Tilt25.Coagulate27.Thus29.Pinch31.Arranges34.Duos37.Animal doc38.Seed cover39.Seem41.Parrot43.Unit of measurement44.Excrete45.Irritable

DOWN1.Afterward2.Straw mattress3.Pride4.Ground5.Tin symbol6.Twists7.Woodwind instrument8.Dance12.Beer15.Plant fluid

15.Forming adjective,suffix18.Pester20.Stimulates24.Tart26.Embankments27.Bet28.Paddle30.Military school, abbr.32.Beverage33.Wander away35.Sports apparel brand36.Quarrel40.Before, prefix42.On

Biyahe na sa ‘Piyestang Pamilya’MULI na namang iikots a b u o n g b a n s am a k a r a a n a n gmatagumpay na Biya-heng Bayan Caravantour na dumalaw samahigit 900 bayan. At

ngayong taon, kasamana rin ang SuperCatbilang major sponsor.

“P iyes tang Pam-ilya” ang tema ngay-on. Kakatapos lang ngLuzon leg ng Caravan

at nakatakdang tumu-lak sa Visayas at Min-danao simula Hunyo.

Ta t long taon naang nakalipas mulanang ilunsad ng Su-perFerry ang BiyahengBayan, na layong ipa-batid ang benepisyong pinababang presyong mga tiket nito.

Bahagi ng Caravanang pocket events namay kasamang palaroat papremyo sa mganapi l ing palengke,pagbebenta ng tiket namay presyong TodoTodo Sail Sale sa lugar,at pagkakaroon din nglibreng concerts saVisayas at Mindanao.N a k a p a g t a l a n g40,000 katao ang con-cert na ginanap noongnakaraang taon.

S a S u p e r F e r r yTripid Fares, P750 angt i k e t p a t u n o n g gCisayas at P1,150 angt iket pa-Mindanaobuong taon.

Maaari ding mag-padeliver ng SuperFerrytiket o mag bayad on-line gamit ang inyongcredit card o ATM PIN.

Tumawag sa 528-7000, i-text ang SF-T E X T < y o u r m e s-sage> sa 2327 (Globeat TM) o 0917-890-2327 (Smart, Talk ’NText). Bumisita sa saw w w . s u p e r f e r-ry.com.ph.

The travel exposhowcased around 20big resorts in Bulacanplus other tourist des-tinations in theprovince. This gaveMetro Manila resi-dents a wide array of

choices for the perfectsummer getaway.

Bulacan, dubbed asthe “Northern Gate-way from Manila,”has fast become anideal tourist destina-tion, and also has themost number of wavepools in the country.

This event was agreat tool in having afun-filled summerwithout long travelsand spending a lot.Hundreds of mall-goersvisited different booths,

gathered leaflets andinquired regardingtheir outing and vaca-tion this summer.

The event was sup-ported by Zest Air,Dermplus Sunblock,Regroe, Pregroe 4-in-1 Hair Care System,Tamayo’s CateringServices & Restau-rants, Ozeano FusionRestaurant, Yoshi-noya, Pizza Hut,Nesvita Cereals,Citibank Savings, Inc.,Fernando’s Bakery,Davie’s Paint, PinoyParazzi and Flash-manila.com, Rep. Lor-na C. Silverio and isorganized by BeyondHorizon Events Ser-vices.

Bulacan holds ‘Travelmart’

MAY panalangin kab a n g g u s t o m o n gmabasa ng ibang tao?M a y r o o n k a b a n gdasal na sa tingin mo’ymakatutulong sa kap-wa mo? Ipadala ito saINQUIRER LIBRE, atkung ito’y angkop sam g a p a m a n t a y a nnamin, ilalathala ito.Maaring nasa Filipino,Ingles o Taglish angpanalanging hindi hi-higit sa 350 characterswith spaces ang haba.I p a d a l a i t o s a l i-b r e _ p d i @ i n q u i r-er.com.ph

P1.2M 4 WFPWORLD Food Program Country Director Stephen Anderson (center)receives a check representing the P1,229,909 donation from Taco Bellcustomers and staff handed by Taco Bell Manager Lars Peterson. SocialWelfare assistant secretary Theresa Alano looks on. The awarding was held atthe Mandarin Oriental Suites at the Gateway Mall in Araneta Center, QuezonCity. RUDY ESPERAS

THE BULACAN Association of ResortOwners and the Provincial Govern-ment of Bulacan held the 3rd BulacanTravelmart at the Activity Area ofRobinsons Galleria last March 5 to 7.

Our company, STORES SPECIALISTS, INC. is a member of the Rustan Group of Companies which operates free standing and shop-in-shop boutiques in Metro Manila, Pampanga, Baguio, Cebu and Davao. We are the exclusive franchisee of some of the fi nest international names in fashion and personal care products such as: Lacoste Armani Exchange, Bass, Ferragamo, Anne Klein, Nine West, Gucci, Prada, Polo Ralph Lauren, Kenneth Cole, Calvin Klein, Makeroom, Beauty Bar, Lush and more….

Due to the continued growth of our company, we are opening new stores in different locations soon. We are in URGENT NEED of highly qualifi ed candidates for the following positions:ACCOUNTING CLERKSMale/Female, BS Accountancy graduate, not over 28 y/o, fresh graduates with good scholastic records are welcome to apply

DATA ENCODERSFemale, not over 26 y/o, 4 yr course graduate, with pleasing personalityLEGAL STAFFFemale, not over 35 y/o, 4 yr course graduate, with at least 1 year work related experienceCASHIERSFemale, not over 28 y/o, 5’2’’ in height, 4 year course graduate and with at least 6 months cashiering experienceSALES CONSULTANTSFemale, with pleasing personality, not over 28 y/o, 5’2’’ in height, college levelNAIL CONSULTANTS (MANICURISTS/ PEDICURISTS)Female, not over 35 y/o, at least high school graduate and with at least 6 months experience in Salon/SPAALTERERS (MANANAHI)Male/Female, with experience in alteration of suits, pants, shirts, etc., personable and can relate well with people

Interested applicants are invited to personally apply at the address stated below:

STORES SPECIALISTS, INC.Personnel Department

G/F Accelerando Bldg. 395 Sen. Gil Puyat Ave., Makati City(Walking distance from MRT Buendia Station/ beside Jaguar Cars Showroom)

or email us to: ssi-personnel@rgoc.com.phApplicants shall be entertained everyday starting at 9:00 am to 11:00 am. Please bring your

comprehensive resumé, TOR/Certifi cation of grades and recent photo.

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