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The best things in life are Libre VOL. 12 NO. 78 • TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 2013

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RADYO INQUIRER BASTA BALITA, MAAASAHAN VOL. 12 NO. 78 • TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 2013 www.libre.com.ph

Love:Y

YYYYPayungan mo,

mainit di ba? Di ba?!

• Ang lagay ng puso,career at bulsa momalalaman na sa

KAPALARAN page 7

•Bam AQUINO, GracePoe umakyat sa serbey ngPulse Asia. page 2

• Ang ganda ng premyo saEARTH HOUR challengenamin page 6

QUEEN VICTORIA SA MANILA BAY NAKADAONG sa Manila Bay kahapon ang grandiosang cruise ship na Queen Victoria, (foreground) na ipinangalan sa dating reyna ng Britanya. JOAN BONDOC

Lord, salamat po at

nakakumpleto na naman ako ng

isang linggo sa aking OJT. Madalas

ay iniisip ko kung may saysay nga ba

ito. Hindi po ba’t ginagawa kaming

utus-utusan lamang ng ilan? Andiyan

na gawin kaming tagatimpla ng kape

o tagaligpit ng kalat sa opisina. Lord,

bigyan N’yo po ako ng mahabang

pasensiya upang makayanan ko ang

pagsubok na ito. Kailangan ko po ng

konti pang tiyaga upang maka-grad-

uate na ako. Gusto ko pong patu-

nayan sa mga magulang ko na

matatapos ko ang pinili kong kurso.

Pagtatapos sa krisispangkat na pinamumunuan ngkapatid ni Jamalul na si Ag-bimuddin Kiram sa baryo ngTanduao sa bayan ng LahadDatu sa Sabah noong Peb. 12.

Sumiklab ang karahasannoong Marso 1, at 61 katao—53 tagasunod ng sultanado at

walong pulis-Malaysia—ang na-sawi sa bakbakan sa pagitan ngmagkabilang panig.

Kapwa walang binunyag nadetalye ng talakayan sina Roxaso Esmail. Ngunit nagpahiwatigsila ng pagkakuntento sa naging

takbo ng talakayan.“Let’s just say it’s about dis-

engagement,” ani Roxas sa mgareporter makaraan angdalawang-oras na pulong. “They (the Kirams) were asking aboutthe process and mechanism.That’s one of their concerns.”

“We are satisfied with what we have discussed (with Rox-as), but we will have to wait forthe message of President(Aquino) after Secretary Roxasinforms him about our meet-ing,” ani Esmail.

Nina Marlon Ramos at Niña Calleja

M

AKARAAN ang apat na linggo ng mapait nasagutan, nagtagpo ang pamahalaan at ang

sultanado ng Sulu kahapon upang talakayinang “disengagement” ng mga armadong tagasunod niSulu Sultan Jamalul Kiram III mula sa Sabah.

Nag-usap sina Interior Sec-retary Mar Roxas at SultanBantilan Esmail Kiram II, kapa-tid ni Jamalul, sa loob ngnakasaradong tanggapan niRoxas sa Camp Crame, QuezonCity.

Ito ang unang opisyal napagtatagpo sa pagitan ng mgakinatawan ng pamahalaan at ngsultanado mula nang nagsimulaang sigalot sa pagitan ng mgapwersang panseguridad ngMalaysia at ng armadong

The best things in life are Libre

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HULING PULONGKASAMA ni Manila Archbishop Luis Antonio Cardinal Tagle (kanan) angilang kapwa cardinal na pumasok sa gusaling pagdarausan ng pulong naginanap sa bisperas kahapon ng conclave sa Vatican. Bukas ng gabipapasok ang mga cardinal-electors ng Sistine Chapel kung saan pipiliinang susunod sa Santo Papa. AFP

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Aquino, Poe umakyat sa serbey LUMUNDAG pataas samga pinak abagongserbey sina Paolo Be-

nigno “Bam” Aquino IV at Grace Poe, parehongkasama sa Team PNoy ng administrasyon,ayon sa resulta ng ser-bey ng Pulse Asia.

Sinabi ng Pulse Asiana nagpakita ng “sig-nificant gains in elec-toral support” sina

Aquino at Poe, at kasa-

ma sa 15 kandidato sapagkasenador na may “statistical chance of

winn ing” kung naga-nap ang halalan noongisang buwan.

Harapang tinanongmula Peb. 24 hang-g a n g P e b . 2 8 a n g1 ,8 0 0 rehistradongbotante. Ang serbey ay may margin of er-ror na plus-or-minus 2percentage points.

A y o n s a s e r b e y,s i y a m s a k a s a p i n gTeam PNoy at anim

mula sa United Nation-alist Alliance (Una)ang may malaking po-sibilidad na manalo.

Mula Team PNoy nasa “winning circle”sina Loren Legarda(56.7 porsyento), Fran-cis Escudero (54.9),

Ala n Pete r Cay eta no(52.8), Cynthia Villar(44), Aquino (43.2),Poe (42.1), Koko Pi-

mentel III (40.1) Anto-nio Trillanes IV (36.1),Juan Edgardo Angara(35.1).

Pasok mula sa Unasina JV Ejercito Estra-da (43.8), Nancy Binay (42.5), Gringo Hona-san (37.9), Juan PonceEnrile Jr. (36.6), JuanMiguel Zubiri (33.2),a t R i c h a r d G o r d o n(32.2). KP, CY, LBS

Multiple murder ikinasogo, sinabi ng ahensya na kakasuhan nito ngpamamaslang ang 35 kawani ng pulisya at mi-litar. Ngunit makaraan ang pagrerepaso, sinabing NBI kahapon na 11 ang inalis sa naunangpinaratangan ng murder at isa ang dinagdag satalaan.

“This is already a criminal case and not justa report so we reviewed it again, and there

was no participation from the first and thirdcheckpoints. We removed and added names.We also recommended additional nine respon-dents for obstruction of justice,” pinaliwanag niNBI Deputy Director Virgilio Mendez sa INQUIR -ER .

Naganap ang pamamaslang sa pangalawangcheckpoint sa national highway sa Atimonan.

Nina Erika Sauler at Christine O. Avendaño

SINAMPAHAN ng National Bureau of Investigation kahapon ng mga kasongmultiple murder sa Department of Justice ang 14 pulis at 11 sundalokaugnay ng pamamaslang sa hinihi-

nalang gambling lord na si Vic Simanat 12 iba pa sa Atimonan, Quezon,noong Enero 6.

Kinasuhan din ng NBI ng obstruction of jus-tice ang walong pulis at isang sundalo kaugnay ng insidente, na nilarawang isang “rubout,” osummary execution.

Sa ulat na nilabas ng NBI noong isang ling-

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Gamit ang dengue alert website ay regularna makikita ng mga pamayanan kung may peli-gro ng paglaganap ng dengue sa kanilang lugar,batay sa lingguhang pagbabantay ng may 45,000 pampublikong paaralan sa dami ng la-mok sa kani-kanilang komunidad.

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Nakadisgrasya

Umalis na ako satinitirahan namin atsinabi ko sa asawa kona hindi na ako baba-lik.

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nisipyo at magpatu-long sa mga abogadong Family Court kungano ang dapat mong

gawin. Kung nagkun-wari lang pala angasawa mo na siya’y buntis para langmapilit ka niyang

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ng anggulong maaari

ka niyang habulin atidemanda mapag-ar-alan mo nang husto

para hindi na lumaki pa ang problema mo.

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para magsisihan pa. Kaya nga ayusin mona ang maaaringayusin sa batas habanghindi pa nagtatagalang samahan ninyo.

Merong parte sabatas na kung pitong

taon na kayong hi-walay na walang con-tact sa isa’t isa, maaarina kayong ituring nahiwalay talaga.

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DEAR Emily, Ako ay napilitang mag-asawanoong isang taon dahil nadis-

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Ang text mate koay 24 at sales girl saisang mall. Nangmalaman niyang bun-tis na siya, pumuntaang mga kapatidniyang lalaki sa aminat sinabing mag-pakalalaki ako.

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Tuloy ang saya ngayong tag-araw

PASPAS PASTA

Ni Carlo RiveraTrainee

M A G H A N D A n a a tmagliwaliw sa pagda-t i n g n g s u m m e rkasama ang BananaBoat sa Great OutdoorFun na gaganapin saMarso 17 sa QuezonCity Memorial Circle.

“Banana Boat will we l co me th e mu chanticipated summerseason on March 17and we invite familiesand barkadas to spendt h a t f u n - f i l l e d d a y

with us,” ayon kay Ba-n a n a B o a t S e n i o rBrand Manager ClaireGuevarra.

“We promise thatthere will be plenty of exciting activities andgood times in store forthe entire family”, di-nagdag pa niya.

Sa halagang P250

activity stub para sapamilya at barkada ngapat, makatatanggapna ng libreng BananaBoat Sunscreen Lo-

tions at maaari nangsumakay sa carousel,

bump cars, pedaledgo-karts, bike ride atzip-line ride.

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Discover the beauty of SibuyanBy Marsha Abante,Trainee

GET READY to visitS i b u y a n I s l a n d a s2GO Travel teams up

wit h ABS -CBN Foun-dation’s Bantay Ka-l ik asan for anothertourism opportunity.

Sibuyan Island, lo-cated in the East of Romblon, is notable forbeing one of the dens-est and most biodi-

verse rainforests in the world. Various speciesof mammals, lizards,amphibians, birds and

vascular plants are en-demic to the place.

Due to lack of ac-cessibility before, its

beauty and wonderremains hidden, wait-ing to be grasped andexplored by thousandsof tourist around theglobe.

Through the part-n e r s h i p , a n e w s e at r a v e l r o u t e w a so p e n e d s t a r t i n gMarch 10, enablingeveryone to reach andexperience the rich

flora and fauna-laidenparadise of SibuyanIsland.

Travellers can now v i s i t B a n t a y K a-likasan’s ecotourismefforts in Sibuyan Is-l a n d b y t h e r o u t e“Batangas-Odiongan-Caticlan”.

Odiongan is one of Romblon’s municipali-ties and the nearestplace in Sibuyan Is-land. It also has i tsmain attractions inTablas Island—theTrangk al Cave andBusay Falls in Baran-gay Tuburan, Odion-gan, and the TablasFun in Looc where youcan experience ex-

treme escapade ridingan all-terrain vehicle(ATV) and jet ski in theexciting wilderness.

Vi ll a Mi ch ae la of Barangay Bunsuran,Ferrol, will not fail torevitalize your body after the whole day adventure, for the ac-commodation of theresort will satisfy yourneeds when it comes

to comfort.“We don’t have to

create anything, be-cause we already haveit,” said Gina Lopez,managing director of

ABS-CBN Foundation.The Philippines has

a lot of undiscoveredtreasures, and Sibu-

ya n Is la nd is on e of those. Mother Naturehas so much to offer.So what are you wait-ing for? Grab the op-portunity to witnessthe magnificent sce-nery of S ibuyan Is-land. Find out and seefor yourself that Rom-blon is not just bestfor their marbles, butalso in scenery that

w i ll m ak e y o u f e elrich and proud.For ticket inquiries,

contact 2GO Odion-gan Corporate Book-ing Office, OdionganP o r t A r e a a t 0 9 2 1 -3 0 1 2 9 1 1 ; o r 2 G OBatangas CorporateBooking Office, Termi-nal 2, Batangas Port

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ABS-CBN Foundation Managing Director Gina Lopez (center) seals the deal with (from left) ABS-CBN Foundation Program Director Eduardo DavidPardo, 2Go Travel VP Stephen Rey Tagud, 2Go Travel AVP Grace Golez and

ABS-CBN Foundation CSO Rodolfo Confesor. CARLO RIVERA, TRAINEE

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SHOWBUZZ TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 20134

ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor

Thankful for beinga superwoman’s daughter

Thanks more than words cansay to my INQUIRER family forstanding by me through all thecontroversies … to my Cinema

Evaluation Board family and TV 5 Ang Latest family for being

behind me no matter what … tomy loyal readers for their unwa-

vering support … to celebritiesfor trusting me with their sto-

ries, and to my kids, Bianchiand IC, who are my major

source of inspiration.How I wish my mom were

still around so I could dedicatemy award to her personally.Thank you, Ma, for teaching me

well. And thank You, Lord, forhelping me find the right wordsamid the show biz circus whereit’s often hard to tell what’s realand what’s not.

I remember my Ma used totell me that show biz could beso cruel and ungrateful. Butmoments like my Hall of Fame

win make me glad that I grewup in this maddening, wonder-ful industry.

Allow me to pay homage tomy late great mom, who paved

the way for me and so many other entertainment writers/TV hosts. Even now that she’sgone, people who recognize me

wherever I go usually say “Uy! Anak ni Inday, o!” I can’t helpsmiling every time I hear that.

It only goes to show that my mom left a permanent dent inpeople’s hearts.

Inday Badiday tipsHere are some “Inday Badi-

dayisms” from my superwoM-

OM. Till our next Eye to Eyemoment. Saranghamnida, Ma!

• Don’t keep track of what your competitors are up to. If you keep looking their way,they will overtake you before

you know it. Just focus on yourown path and do what you dobest.

•When a job is offered to you, you don’t have to be anexpert at it right away. Be will-ing to learn on the job. As longas you are interested, every-thing else will follow.

• At first you have to work more and be paid less. But if

you love what you do, one day you’ll get to the point where you’ll be working less and mak-ing more.

•Look at how a guy treatshis mom. That’s how he willtreat you eventually.

• When you are trying tofind out who’s telling thetruth … the one who says less

and doesn’t beat around the

bush is the one to believe.

• Lahat ng g usot, may lusot(There’s a way out of every mess)!

•Even if some people youhelped duped you, don’tmind it. Your help didn’t go to

waste as long as you see theirkids/families are okay.

•Don’t believe everythingthe stars say. Always try to digdeeper.

• When you are upset with someone, ask yourself why it should matter. You won’t spend the rest of yourlife with that person anyway.

• Be wary of people youdon’t know … but be evenmore wary of people you knowtoo well.

•Make sure that when youdecide to end a relationship,

you still have your self-respectintact. Don’t wait for when youare already devastated before

you call it quits.

• What you do to your

parents … your kids will do to you too someday.

•Even the falling of a leaf has a reason.

• Be thankful … for eventhe smallest of blessings.

•Don’t cry over a guy … who’s not crying over you.

•Go with the winners.

•It’s the little people youmeet along the way … that

will make the biggest differencein your life.

By Dolly Anne Carvajal

I

WILL spend eternity thanking the es-teemed deans and professors from

various universities who comprise

Gawad Tanglaw, especially Jaime Ang,Teresita Bagalso, Norman Llaguno andFlaviano Lirio for my Hall of Fame Award (best enter-tainment columnist for five years in a row). Kudos tothem for a well-attended affair at Colegio de SanJuan de Letran in Calamba, Laguna. I must say itfeels great to be a Teacher’s Pet, the Gawad Tanglaw

way.

INDAY Badiday

Dingdong Dantes:“I’M currently reading abook by Ferdinand Llaneson the stories contributedby young activists duringthe martial law era. It’scalled Tibak Rising with the

word tibak being the slang

for activist. This was a giftfrom my friend Joel Sara-cho, whom I’ve worked within I Heart You, Pare, andnow in Pahiram ng Sandali.

“I appreciated this be-cause I wasn’t really intobooks and have always

wanted to make readingand finishing a book my New Year’s resolution for somany years now.

“I find this book interest-ing because I want to learn

about the views of the peo-ple who participated in themovement. I want to knowtheir objectives, to comparethem to the youth of today.I’m interested in knowinghow (martial law) affectedtheir lives, what changes

were effected and what to-day’s youth can contributeto the community to makesure (human rights abuse)never happens again.” Textand photo by Marinel R.Cruz

NCCA confers Dangal ng Anihonor to Nora Aunor IT was just like a scenestraight from Himala.

After Superstar Nora Aunor was conferred with the presti-gious National Commission forCulture and the Arts (NCCA)Dangal ng Ani Awards for Cin-

ema, the CCP ushers and fans who saw the Superstar limp-ing as she was leaving, sur-prised her by lifting and carry-ing her to her van. Everybody

was visibly amused andthought it was a reenactmentof the final scene of Himala,Nora’s classic movie which

won the CNN Asia PacificScreen Awards' Best Asia Pa-cific Film of All Time in 2009.

The Superstar deserves theDangal ng Ani for winningtwo international Best Actress

awards during the 6th AsiaPaficic Awards at Brisbane

Australia and Bisato d'Oro Award in Venice, Italy in2012. Sharmaine Buencamino,Briliante Mendoza, Lav Diaz,

Aureaus Solito were also

among the honoress for cine-ma. Sarah Geronimo, whosang Lupang Hinirang, is alsoan awardee for Multi-Disci-plinary Arts along with KaraDavid.

The cineastes and literati who filled the Tanghalang Au-relio Tolentino burst with en-thusiastic applause as the pe-tite Aunor in blue ternomounted the stage to receivethe sarimanok trophy fromNCCA Chairman Prof. Felipede Leon. Pit M. Maliksi, con-tributor

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BRY Galon, 21,BA Journalismstudent saUniversity of the PhilippinesDiliman

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PH firms now hiring as they gear up for expansionJobStreet.com in2012, the most in-de-mand workers arethose for customerservices—in particular,those for business pro-cess outsourcing firms.

Yolanda R. Buyco,JobStreet.com market-ing director, said yes-terday that the othertop nine jobs availablethese days are thoserelated to finance-gen-eral cost accounting;

IT/computer software;technical and helpdesk support; IT/com-puter hardware; hu-man resources; mar-keting and businessdevelopment; sales(telesales and tele-marketing); IT/com-puter network, systemor database adminis-tration; and bankingand financial services.

Buyco announcedthe results of the sur-

vey during the launchof JobStreet.com’s Ca-reer Fair Manila 2013,

which will be held on April 1 and 2 at theSMX Convention Cen-ter in Pasay City.

She also said thatthere are jobs waitingfor fresh graduates,apart from positionsfor nursing or medicalsupport assistance;

hotel managementand tourism services;and clerical or admin-istrative support.

Citing data fromthe Commission onHigher Education,JobStreet.com notedthat there are500,000 fresh gradu-ates from collegeseach year.

Based on the com-

By Ronnel W. Domingo,

Inquirer Business

NOW is the best time to go jobhunting in the Philippines be-cause most local companies

are planning to expand their businessesthis year, according to JobStreet.com.

In a survey cover-ing 440 companies,the Internet job siterevealed that 52 per-cent of the country’sfirms plan to expandas early as this quarter.

Survey resultsshowed that the bulk of job vacancies werefor sales executives,but every segment

would benefit fromthe companies’ expan-sion, said Job-Street.com.

For example, it ex-plained, a surge innew hires for sales

departments will haveto be balanced by asimilar strengtheningof marketing depart-ments.

“There are alsomanufacturing firmsthat have transferredback from China, andforeign investors com-ing to the Philippines,”JobStreet.com said.“With this, job search

should be easier in thefirst quarter of 2013.”The company said

engineers and ac-countants should alsobe more optimistic of landing jobs this year.

Also, junior profes-sionals would find iteasy to look for work as JobStreet.com said57 percent of survey respondents said they

would be hiring peo-

ple with less than fouryears of work experi-ence, while 24 per-cent said they werelooking for supervi-sors and specialists.

“Competition re-mains high for topmanagement posi-tions, such as presi-dent and chief execu-tive, since only asmall sliver—1.6 per-cent—opened theirhiring doors for thisquarter,” Job-Street.com added.

Based on the totalnumber of postings at

pany’s data, there are170,500 unique jobsavailable for local jobseekers.

At an average of three vacancies forevery such job, thismeans there are

about 511,500 job va-cancies in Job-Street.com partner-companies alone.

“With these num-bers at hand, the grad-uating batch shouldnot be scared thatthere’s no place forthem in the corporate

world,” the company said in a statement.

JOBSTREET officials (from left) Senior Marketing Specialist Maricar Estrabo,Marketing Communication Manager Eileen Camarillo, Marketing Director

Yoda Buyco and Senior Marketing Manager Carolyn Enriquez during thelaunch of their Career Fair at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City.

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6 F EATURES TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 2013

Ang bagong kahuluganng ‘People Power’Ni Carlo Rivera,Trainee

M ASIGLANG dinaos ng PinoyME (Filipino Mi-cro Enterprise) Foundation ang kanilang convention na “ME Naman, Na Naman!” sa Dios-

dado Macapagal Hall ng Landbank of the Philippinesnoong Marso 7 kung saan dumalo ang mahigit 100 namatatagumpay na MEs (microentrepreneur) sa bansa.

Ayon kay PinoyME Founda-tion President Dan Songco, “of

the number of microen-trepreneurs that start businesses

with microfinance loans, only 20 percent are growth-oriented;the rest content on staying inthe informal economy. PinoyMEaims to change the dramatically in partnership with other insti-tutions.”

Nagtipon ang mga ME saprograma upang magbahagi ngkani-kanilang kaalaaman atkaranasan sa pagpapatakbo ng

negosyo bilang tulong kanila

kapwa negosyante. Inanyaya-han din ng foundation ang mga

bihasang lider at kanilang kaak-ibat, tulad nina Binalot FiestaFoods President Rommel Juan,Creative Synergy Inc. President

Vicente Romano III, Citibank Corporate Affairs Director

Aneth Lim, Philippine Amalga-mated Supermarket PresidentSteve Cua, ECHOstore Co-founder and Director JeannieJavelosa at PLDT HOME VoiceSolutions and Microbusiness VP& Head Patrick Tang.

“Ito ang bagong kahulugan

ng People Power para kay Cory,ang pagkakapit-bisig para sapag-unlad ng kinabukasan satulong ng pangangalakal,” sam-bit ni PinoyME ConsortiumSteering Committee Member

Viel Aquino-Dee.Tinatag ni dating Pangulong

Corazon Aquino ang PinoyMEnoong 2006, na naglalayongmapataas ang ekonomiya ngbansa upang mabigyan ng

kabuhayan ang mamamayan atmabawasan ang kahirapan.Bukod sa pagbibigay kaaala-

man at training sa mga MEs, tu-mutulong din ang PinoyMEFoundation sa pagbibigay ngpantay at abot kayang puhunansa gabay ng microfinance insti-tutions (MFIs). Hindi na kailan-gang mangamba ng mga Pinoy sapagkat ang PinoyME Founda-tion ang solusyon sa pagpapatu-loy ng kanilang hilig pagdatingsa pagnenegosyo.

Muli na namang mamimigay ng premyo ang INQUIRER LIBRE.

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Bread and cake baking seminar setTHE GOLDEN Treasure Skillsand Development Program willconduct a seminar on cake bak-ing and bread making at the Col-lege of Social Work and Commu-nity Development, Magsaysay

Aven ue, corn er Yla nan Stre et,University of the Philippines,Diliman, Quezon City, on March16, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The day-long seminar willfeature an actual demonstration,food tasting with some hands-onexperience on how to mak eflour-less chocolate cake, daf-fodil cake, Hawaiian cake, devil’s

food cake, angel’s food cake,madeline, banana bread, brown-ies, muffins, cup cakes, raisinbread, crema de fruta, chocolatechip cookies, apple pie, chiffoncake, butter cake, mocha cake,brazo de mercedez, egg pie, car-rot cake, food for the gods, sans

rival, pandesal with fillings, en-saymada, burger bun, cinnamonroll, sweet roll, cheese bread,empanada, hotdog bun, dinnerroll, and strawberry cheese cake.

Other topics to be discussedare sourcing of materials, cost-ing, step-by-step guidelines onhow to venture into baking busi-ness, and a bonus course onhow to make fondant cake withgum paste design and basic cakedecorating.

Participants will receive cer-tificates of training after theseminar. Lunch, snacks, hand-

outs and all the materials need-ed for actual demonstration andhands-on training will also beprovided.

For questions, call 913-6551,421-1577, 436-7826 or log on to

www.GoldenTreasureSkil ls.comor like us on facebook.

Celebrate the 1st National

Breakfast Day on March1

8ON MARCH 1 8 , McDonald’sPhilippines, together with 5,000McDonald’s restaurants in Asia,Middle East and South Africa

will stage the region’s first andbiggest breakfast activation todate—the National BreakfastDay—where over 5 million Mc-Muffins will be given away incelebration of this event.

Close to 300,000 free Mc-Muffins wil l be given in the

Philippines, nationwide, to en-courage customers to start theirmornings on a positive note witha delicious breakfast at McDon-ald’s. All McDonald’s restaurantsserving breakfast in the country

will be offering 1,000 deliciousMcMuffins from 5 to 9 a.m. viadine-in, take-out, or drive-thru.

McDonald’s President andCEO Kenneth Yang said, “Mc-Donald’s realizes the importanceof breakfast and the role it plays

in the lives of our customers-seen with our ‘Hooray for Today’campaign. With National Break-fast Day, we are taking ’Hooray

for Today’ to a new level by giv-ing Filipinos an opportunity totaste just how good breakfast atMcDonald’s really is.”

Yang added: “We are very ex-cited and have done lengthy preparations for this event. Ourstore crew and k itchens areready to serve our customers de-licious McMuffin sandwiches onMonday with a smile.”

Made with quality ingredi-

ents, McDonald’s Egg McMuffinis a tasty and filling sandwich tohave in the morning. The EggMcMuffin is made with lightly grilled Canadian bacon, freshly cracked Grade A egg and melty

Am er ic an -s ty le ch ee se sa nd- wiched between warm perfectly toasted English Muffins. Thisiconic and well-loved McMuffinis a great perfect breakfast choicefor people who are on-the-go andprefer a no-fuss handheld meal.

Set your alarm early on March18 and head over to the nearestMcDonald’s breakfast store from5 to 9 a.m. to celebrate the firstNational Breakfast Day and enjoy

your free McMuffin before goingto school or work.

For more information visit www.mcdonalds.com.ph or likethe official McDonald’s Facebook fan page facebook .com/ Mc-Do.ph. Share your excitementon Twitter by using the official

hashtag: #nationalbreakfastday.MCDONALD’S Egg McMuffin

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7 ENJOY TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 2013

LIBRA

VIRGO

LEO

CANCER

GEMINI

TAURUS

ARIES

PISCES

AQUARIUS

CAPRICORN

SAGITTARIUS

SCORPIO

Kapalaran PUGAD BABOY P.M. JUNIOR

UNGGUTERO BLADIMER USI

Love:Y Career:PMoney:‘

SOLUTION TO

TODAY’S PUZZLE

YYUmiyak kung

kinakailangan

‘‘‘‘Ibibigay sa iyo e

kaya tanggapin mo

PPPBalikan mo ang mga

dati mong contact

YYYYSummer na yata kaya

hot na hot ka na

‘‘‘Bawiin na ang mga

gamit na pinahiram

PPPPDon’t worry, mas

kailangan ka nila

YYTatawagan ka kaso

naka-silent mode ka

‘‘Wala kang pera kaya

gantihan ng kabaitan

PPPIntindihin kinokopya

sa blackboard

YYYYPayungan mo,

mainit di ba? Di ba?!

‘‘‘‘May sorpresa kang

makikita sa pinggan mo

PPMagtago ka man, hindi

ka nila hahanapin

YYYYYLahat ng sabihin mo

susundan niya

‘‘‘‘‘Sumweldo ka na,

babale ka pa

PPPPIlalagay sa trabahong

kayang-kaya mo

YYLumalaki ulo niya

kaya bitawan mo na

‘‘Takpan mata niya kung

dadaan sa fastfood

PPHuwag inumin ang

panghugas ng plato

YMaliit na bagay ang

pagmumulan ng away

‘‘‘Kailangang bumili

ng thermos

PPMag-ingat, malapit ka

nang mahuli

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Mauuna ang talikodbago ang ‘goodbye’

‘‘‘Ipagpaliban muna

ang usaping pera

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Pagpasok, may ibangnakaupo sa chair mo

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niya sa harapan mo

‘‘‘Stick to basics: bigas,

mantika, sardinas

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susundin ka pa rin nila

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ang makukuha

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ng damit at pantalon

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at condense milk

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ka next week

PPPPPumayag ka nang

gawing experiment

ACROSS

1. Capacitance unit

5. Gale

9. Corrida cheer

10. Pot

11. Tales

14. Heavenly body

16. Saturated

hydrocarbon, suffix

17. Horse-drawn vehicles

19. Aristocrat

21. Friend

22. Barium symbol

23. Forlorn

25. So far

27. Tin symbol

29. Sludge

31. Scrape

34. Hinders

37. Meadow

38. S-shaped molding

39. Shouted

41. Weapon43. Shelter

44. Nervous

45. Falsify

DOWN

1. Last

2. Wanderers

3. Alcoholic beverage

4. Glade

5. Street, abbr.

6. Acrobat

7. Woodwind instrument

8. Geniuses’ group

12. Lennon’s wife

13. Taste

15. Globe

18. Might

20. Constraints

24. Owing

26. Higher

27. Fire

28. Pester

30. Arid

32. Watch

33. Madrid priest

35. Signify

36. Identity40. Zodiac sign

42. Myself

CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROY LUARCA

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SA AIRPORT canteen nag-order ang isang KanoKANO: Will you pls. give me a few two.TINDERA: Wat sir?KANO: I said few two.TINDERA: Oh! You want PUTO!KANO: Yeah, that’s right! Is that how you pronounce it?TINDERA: (nagalit) Loko-loko ang Amerkano na ito. Puto lang pala, pa

few two, few two pa. Gantihan ko nga. Ah, wat color sir, few ti or few la? —padala ni Mhiexiel Regio ng Las P iñas

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8 SPORT S TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 2013

DENNIS U. EROA, Editor

Patok

TALAGANG patok na patok kumbaga sa pelikula ang gi-nawa ni Renaldo Balkman, im-port ng Petron Blaze noong Biy-ernes ng gabi kontra sa AlaskaMilk.

Kinompronta ni Balkman angisa sa tatlong refs , ipinagtu-lakan ang bawat teammate niya

na gustong umawat at sinakal si Arwind Santos.

Ang lahat ng ginawa ni Balk-man ay beamed live sa telebisy-on at nakita ng milyon-milyongPBA fans .

Nitong Linggo, sa press roominterview matapos na magwagiang Air 21 sa Global Port 106-94natanong si Coach Franz Pumarentungkol sa Balkman issue.

Well, lumabas ang galingmag-kuwento ni Coach Franz.

Una sinabi niya na hindi na

bago na nagkakaroon talaga ng

awayan ang teammates at mag-ing ang coach, pero first timedaw ang katulad ng kay Balk-man na nakita ng buong mad-lang PBA fans.

Nai-kuwento nga niya noongplayer pa siya ng San MiguelBeer at mentor niya si Talk n’Text coach Norman Black taong1988, nagkaroon sila ng Importsa katauhan ni Derrick Chievousfirst round draft pick ng Hous-ton Rockets na kalaunan ay lumabas ang ugaling ’Mis-

chievous”. Ayon kay Coach Franz maga-

ling si Chievous pero may pag-ka-head case, kaya dumatingang pagkakataon na pati sicoach Black ay nasagad na sakanya.

SA loob ng dug out nagka-hamunan sina Black at

Chievous.Sinabi ni Pumaren na um-

abot sila sa finals pero hindi na-sungkit ang championships.Pero siguro kung hindi pina-uwisi Chievous sila ang nag-kampe-on.

Nabanggit din ni CoachFranz ang isang insidente al-though hindi niya kinumpir-mang tutuo nang bugbugin siShell Rimula Helix import Dex-ter Shouse ng kanyang team-

mates sa loob ng dugout.

INHUDDLE

Beth [email protected]

Balkman tsugikasangga sa Petron.“He (Salud) basically said

I’m the leader and role a modelof kids, (and) that’s what really hurts the most,” sabi ni Balk-man. “In everybody’s eyes I’mthe villain, (but) I’m not thattype of guy.”

Nag-desisyon si Saluddalawang oras mataposumalis si Balkman at ang ko-

ponan sa opisina ng liga sa Li-bis, Quezon City.

“But like I said, that’s un-intentional. It was done inthe heat of the moment. They (teammates) know that I play

wit h a pas sio n for the gam e,”dagdag ni Balkman. “SinceDay 1 I said (that) this(team) is my family, that’s

wha t I fee l.“I treat my guys (teammates)

like my brothers. I’m willing to

make it up, do whatever toshow that I’m not that kind of guy. Whatever happens, if I’mhere I’ll still be part of theteam. I am a member of PetronBlaze right now that is the greatthing about it.”

Matapos ang insidente nanangyari sa huling segundo nglaro laban sa Alaska ay nagbatisina Balkman at ang mga Boost-ers sa Petron dugout.

Ngunit iba ang pananaw ditong PBA Commissioner’s office.

Ni Musong R. Castillo

N ANGAKO si Renaldo Balkman na magbabago.Ngunit sa ibang bansa na at hindi sa PBA makikita ang bagong Balkman.

Tsinugi ni Philippine Basket-ball Association commissionerChito Salud kahapon ang maga-ling ngunit tila bulkan nag-babadyang sumabog na Petron

Blaze import.Hindi na makalalaro ang

beterano ng NBA sa liga napinagmulta rin ng P250,000matapos ang insidente noongnakaraang Miyerkules kontra

Alaska Aces.Hindi lang mga reperi ang

nakatikim ng galit ni Balkmankundi ang coaching staff ngPetron at ang kanyang mgakasangga na nag-resulta sapagsakal ng import kay Arwind

Santos.Dumating si Balkmankasama ang buong koponan ngPetron na nagpakita ng suportasa beterano ng New York Knicksat Denver Nuggets.

May 5-2 marka ang Boosterssa pangunguna ni Balkman saCommissioner’s Cup.

Ngunit hindi nakaligtas kay Salud ang nakaraan ni Balkmankabilang rito ang headbuttingda Fiba-Americas na kung saanay lumaro ang import sa Puerto

Rico at sa Sinulog Cup laban sa Alaska.

“I also took into considera-tion Balkman’s evident disre-gard for local and the host

country’s sensibilities highlight-ed by his choking act on-court,in full public view, of his ownteammate,” pahayag ni Salud.

“Stiff as it may be, this de-cision upholds the tenets of contextual accountability andthe overall interest of theleague and its fans,” dagdagni Salud.

Sinabi ni Robert Non, chair-man ng liga at hepe ng basket-ball operations ng San Miguel

Group na hindi pa silanakatatangap ng opisyal kopyang desisyon ni Salud.

Noong Linggo ay sinabi niNon na bibigyan nila ngikalawang pagkakataon at hindipapalitan si Balkman.

Sasagupain ng Boosters angRain or Shine ngayong Sabadosa Panabo, Davao del Sur.

Humarap si Balkman samidya matapos ang miting saopisina ni Salud. Kasama niBalkman ang kanyang mga

SAKALNANGYARI ang hindi inaasahang mangyari matapos sakalin ni PetronBlaze import Renaldo Balkman ang kasanggang si Arwind Santos saPBA. Nawala sa wisyo si Balkman sa huling bahagi ng laro ng Boosterslaban sa Alaska na napanalunan ng Aces. PBA.INQUIRER.NET/NUKI SABIO

SMC maaaring layasan PBA HUMINGI ng paumanhin angSan Miguel Corporation sa PBA at mga tagasubaybay. Tinang-gap din ng San Miguel ang de-sisyon ng liga na patawan ng

‘‘lifetime ban” si Petron Blazeimport Renaldo Balkman.

Ngunit hindi rin inaalis ngSMC na pag-aralan kung magpap-atuloy pa ito sa pagsali sa liga.May tatlong koponan (Petron,San Mig Coffee Mixers, Barangay Ginebra Kings) at San Miguel saliga. Kilala ang Ginebra bilangpinaka-sikat koponan sa liga.

‘‘We do not condone his ac-tions. The mandate of our bas-ketball operations has always

been to entertain basketballfans and foster camaraderie anda spirit of healthy competition.We pride ourselves in havinggreat teams who serve as goodrole models to the youth andcommunity,” pahayag ng SMC.

‘‘As such, given the possiblelong-term effect of this incidentto the San Miguel organization’simage, and in consideration of our need to preserve our goodreputation, Management hasdecided to re-evaluate the com-

pany’s continuing participationin the PBA.”

Ayon sa San Miguel,masyadong pinalaki ang insid-ente na sumira sa magandang

pangalan ng organisasyon. Ku-malat rin ang balita sa buongmundo dahil sa online attradisyunal midya.

‘‘Our reputation is of utmostimportance to us because wehave worked hard to cultivatethis good name through thedecades. But it takes only oneunfortunate incident like this toundo all our efforts.”

Diniin ng manedsment napatuloy susuportahan ng SMC

ang isports at ang mga atletangPinoy sa loob at labas ng PBA.‘‘Moving forward, we believe

sports is a pillar of Philippinesociety and we will continue tosupport it and Filipino athletesin general in meaningful waysin and out of the PBA.’’

San Miguel ang tanging ko-ponan na orihinal miyembro ngPBA ng itatag ito noong 1975.PBA ang tinagurian kauna-una-hang play-for-pay basketballleague sa Asya.

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