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Sa Pasig Citymay planta natone-toneladang

basura ayginagawangalternative fuel

8Olympicmascotna siGinga

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VOL. 14 NO. 147 • THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 2015

 —Basahin sa page 2

Lord,malapit na naman po ang

eleksyon. Sana po kung

sinuman ang nagbabalak

na tumakbo itanim N’yo

sa kanilang puso’t isipan

ang kahalagahan ng kata-

patan sa lahat ng aspeto

ng kanilang buhay.Nawa’y ’di na po maulit

na ilang tao na naman ang

magbubuwis ng buhay 

dahil lamang sa posisyon

sa lipunan. Amen  (Jessica

Pag-Iwayan)

Kaya ng refuse-derived facility i-process ang 600 toneladang

basura araw-araw upang gawingalternative fuel ng mga pabrika

Crazy Jhenny,Kapalaran, atbp.6

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LOVE.LIFE

 WATTAHWATTAHKAHIT naka-motorsiklo nabibiktima ng buhos ng tubig mula sa kasali sa Wattah Wattah Festival ngSan Juan City na ginaganap tuwing pista ni San Juan Bautista.   AFP

Seryenaghihintay kay Juday 3

JADINEmagkalaban

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PANATA  ANG pagbabalot ng putik sa katawan nila angtaunang panata ng mga taga-Aliaga, NuevaEcija, na kung tawagin ay Taong Putik Festival,tuwing pista ng patron nilang si San Juan

Bautista.   GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE

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Sa Pasig City angbasura kinukunanng alternative fuel

dresses serious con-

cerns on increasingmunicipal solid wasteand disposal,” ani Eu-sebio. “The RDF facility also...addresses climatechange issues associat-ed with how municipal

 waste [is] managed.” Ayon kay Isabelita

P. Mercado, pangulong IPM na nangangasi-

 wa sa pasilidad: “Thisis the largest RDF fa-cility in the Philippinesto date.” RWD, MBB

PINASINAYAHAN ng pamahalaang

lungsod ng Pasig kahapon ang nila-rawan nito bilang pinakamalakingpasilidad na refuse-derived fuel (RFD).

Makapagpropro-seso ang pasilidad naRDF—isang proyektong pamahalaan ngPasig, IPM Construc-tion and DevelopmentCorp. (IPM) atMetropolitan ManilaDevelopment Authori-ty (MMDA)—ng 600

tonelada ng basurakada araw, halos ka-tumbas ng dami ngbasurang nakukuhasa lungsod araw-araw.

Sinabi ni MayorMaribel Eusebio namakalilikha ang pasi-

lidad ng fuel pelletsmula sa basura namaaaring gamiting al-ternatibong gatong samga planta ng semen-to tulad ng sa Lafargegroup sa Pilipinas.

Mayorya ng pasili-dad ang pag-aari ngBasic Environmental

Systems & Technolo-gies Inc.—na nasailalim ng MineralesIndustrias Corp.— atLafarge IndustrialEcology Internationalmula sa Pransiya.

“The facility ad-

Obispo: Iboto lang ang karapat-dapatM A S m a i n a m n a n gmag-iwan ng patlangsa halip na magbigay ng boto sa hindi kara-p a t - d a p a t , i t o a n gpanawagan ni Manila

 Auxiliary Bishop Brod-

erick Pabillo sa mgaPilipino para sa ha-lalan sa 2016.

“ W e s h o u l d n o ts e t t l e f o r t h e l e s se v i l . I f w e c a n ’ tchoose good candi-dates, it’s better not

to vote at all,” ani Pa-billo, chair ng perma-nent committee onp u b l i c a f f a i r s n gC a t h o l i c B i s h o p sC o n f e r e n c e o f t h ePhilippines, sa isang

panayam ng Radyo Veritas ng Simbahan .“Voters don’t have

to totally fill out theirballots. Only those

 w h o d e s e r v e t o b ee l e c t e d s h o u l d b e

 w r i t t e n t h e r e , ” d i-nagdag niya, giniit nad a p a t n a m a g i n gm a p i l i a n g m g aboboto pagdating sa

politika sapagkat da-pat ihalal ng taum-bayan ang mga kan-didatong nararapat sabansa.

P a a l a l a p a n i y a :“Let’s not be swayedby surveys. Those are

 j u s t g i m m i c k s . Wes h o u l d l o o k a t t h ecandidates’ traits.”

Sinabi rin niyang

d a p a t n a t u m i n g i nang mga boboto nanghigit pa sa “winnabili-ty” ng mga kandidato.

Tina G. Santos

DOH pinag-iingat publiko sa mga sakitSA PAGPASOK ng tag-ulan, hinimok ng De-partment of Health(DOH) ang publiko nabantayan ang kalusu-

gan upang maiwasana n g m g a s a k i t n akaraniwan sa pana-h o n g i t o t u l a d n gt r a n g k a s o , d e n g u efever at leptospirosis.

“To prevent comingdown with influenza,commonly known asthe flu, the public isencouraged to get a

 va cc in e ag ai ns t th e v i r u s a n d t o e a t a

healthy diet to boost

the immune system,”sinabi kahapon ni Dr.Lyndon Lee Suy, taga-pagsalita ng DOH.

Dinagdag pa niya:

“Hand washing canactually work both

 ways. It will help pre- vent the spread of the virus if you have it ori t w i l l p r o t e c t y o ufrom getting infected.”

Noong Martes, hi-nayag ng Philippine

 At mo sp he ri ce Ge o-physical and Astro-nomical Services Ad-ministration ang si-

mula ng tag-ulan kahit

pa magiging maiklil a n g i t o b u n s o d n g“moderate to strong”na El Niño sa hulingkwarter ng taon.

N a p u n a r i n n gDOH ang pagdami ngbilang ng mga kaso ngleptospirosis, k ayapinayuhan ni Lee Suy ang publiko na linisina n g m g a k a n a l a tp u s a l i u p a n g m a i-

 wasan ang pagbaha.S a p a g - i w a s s a

dengue, kailangangpuksain ang mga lamok at sirain ang pinamu-

mugaran nito. JR Uy 

MAY HANGGANAN ANG PAGTITIISSA UNANG talumpati ni Vice President Jejomar Binay matapos niyang magbitiw sa Gabinete, sinabiniyang hindi na niya matiis ang kapalpakan daw ng administrasyon Aquino. Siya na raw ang pinuno ngoposisyon.   RICHARD A. REYES

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Serye naghihintaypara kay Juday

since it helps in thebaby’s brain develop-ment. I had to relearneverything … Thingsare slightly more diffi-cult now because I’mfive years older.”

Binahagi ni Santos

na maaaring nabuoang sanggol sa tat-long-linggong bakasy-on ng pamilya sa NewZealand.

“I like saying thatit’s a kiwi baby,”aniya, dinagdag nanaghintay pa silanang dalawangbuwan bagomaghayag. “We had to

 wait to hear the heart-

beat—that was also what we did with Lu-cho. We had to makesure there’s a baby in-side. It’s harder to ex-plain to the public if 

 we discover later thatit was a false alarm.”

Ibang anak Nilabas ng Anvil

ang iba pang anak niJuday, ang cookbook na Judy Ann’s Kitchen.“In all my years inshow business, I neverimagined that I’d alsobe a book author,” aniSantos. “Coming up

 with a book is noteasy. It’s a long andtedious process.”

Dinagdag niya:“The dishes in the

Ni Marinel R. Cruz

KINUMPIRMA ng aktres na si Judy  Ann Santos, na nagbakasyon dahil samaselang pagdadalantao, ang pasyang mga boss niya sa ABS-CBN na hin-tayin ang pagbabalik niya bago ituloy 

ang paggawa sa seryeng pantelebiysonna Someone to Watch Over Me.

“I almost cried when Sir Deo (Endri-nal, business unithead) told me aboutthe decision of Dream-scape (series produc-er). I was touched,”ani Santos sa pressconference para sacookbook niyang Judy 

 Ann’s Kitchen.

“I was more than willing to give up theproject. I didn’t wantto be unfair to the restof the cast. I love therole, but I don’t wantto be branded unpro-fessional and selfish”

Kasama rin saserye sina Richard

 Yap, Diether Ocampo,Eddie Garcia, YamConcepcion at Tirso

Cruz III. Gagampananni Santos ang papelng isang ahente ngNational Bureau of Investigation sa serye.

“That would requireme to do action scenes.Right now, I’m OK withTV appearances andhosting gigs—nothingtoo stressful. I alsodon’t think I can han-dle heavy drama

scenes,” aniya.Sinabi ni Santos natatanggap pa rin siyang mga product en-dorsement. “Some of the companies are ex-cited about the newbaby,” aniya.

Tamad-tamaranSinabi ng 37-

taong-gulang na ak-tres na “slightly dif-ferent” ang pag-dadalantao niya ngay-on mula sa pag-

bubuntis niya kay Lu-cho, 4 taong gulangna ngayon 4. “I feellazy on most days. Ialso like to eat andsleep often. Maybe it’spsychological since I

 waited for this baby for a long time.” Sam-pung-taong-gulang naang inampon na anak 

na babae nina Santosat kabiyak na si Ryan

 Agoncillo, si Yohan. Ayon kay Santos,

ang sanggol angpinakamagandang re-galo kay Agoncillo parasa Araw ng mga Amanoong Linggo. “We’vebecome much closer asa couple. As for thekids, they are nowmore informed about

 what to expect withthe coming of anotherchild in the family.”

Sinabi ng aktres namalimit siyangmaghanap ng malulu-tong na pagkain. “Ihate anything malansa,but I try to eat asmuch salmon as I can

 James makakalaban si Nadinebook are those that Iserve at home. There’sa chapter on themeals I made for Ryan

 when we first movedinto our house. Thereare also recipes fordishes I cooked formy kids’ parties. I alsoincluded sections oncakes and cookies andhealthy organic foodso readers will haveplenty of options.”

Sinabi ni Santos nanagpatulong din siya samga kaibigan sa pag-susulat sa aklat. “It isin Filipino and English.I had to ask someoneto check everything. Idon’t want people topost all my errors onInstagram,” tinukoy niya. “If you notice, thelast part is straight En-glish—that means I

 wrote it with some-one’s help. But it stillcame from my heart.”

M A G I G I N G m a g k a l a b a n a n g

magkatambal na James Reid at Na-dine Lustre (o “JaDine”) bi langmang-aawit sa PhilPop songwritingcontest ngayong taon.

 Aawitin ni James ang  Musikaw  niMC Magno; kasama naman ni Na-dine si Kean Cipriano sa  Sa Ibang

 Mundo  ni Mark Villar.“We usually work together, so it’s

nice for a change. We support eachother’s entry and we’re happy to be apart of this event,” ani James sa mgareporter sa isang press conference.

“It’s healthy competition forus,” ani Nadine, na hinimok angmga tagahanga ng tambalan nilani James na suportahan ang 10 ibapang lahok sa finals. “This is for themusic industry.”

Pinasinungalingan naman nilaang balitang naging lubos silangmalapit sa Cebu. “We’re still friends,”ani James, habang sinabi naman niNadin na naging higit na malapit nanga sila. Allan Policarpio

SARILING putahe ni Juday ang binabahagi niyaMULA SA JUDY ANN’S KITCHEN

 JAMES(kaliwa)at Nadine

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LOVE.LIFE.

A love greater than thedistance of our birth yearsBy Smartlet

“TIME is not onour side.”Smartie’s

words left a mark in my 

mind, injecting a dose of reality that this blossom-ing relationship is differ-ent from what other cou-ples have—we were bornalmost three decadesapart. Odd as it is, I neverentertained the idea of usbeing together before.Not even hypothetically.Not in my wildest dreams.

We met in the office where

 we both work. I belong to therank and file employees whilehe’s one of the higher-ups, my boss actually, the one who signsmy performance cards and ap-proves my leave applications.But unlike other supervisorsand despite his multiple-pagedcurriculum vitae, his feet areplanted on the ground. He’s

 very approachable, easy to deal with and kind-hearted. He dele-gates tasks and I follow orders

 within my terms of reference.Tracing how it all started, Isurmise that the after-office din-ners with our colleagues drewus closer. We got to talk about

 work and things outside of our8-5 lives—from how he prefersless talk and shorter meetingsto interesting things about lawschool to him being a fan of sci-fi movies and to my unreason-able fear of snakes.

 Always ready with pieces of pragmatic and realistic advice,he taught me to simplify thingsand care only for those that re-ally matter, avoid regrets andtake only calculated risks. Forsome reason, it became com-fortable for me to share withhim my ideas, dreams, andopinions. We talked about any-thing for discussion’s sake, no

 judgments made. Our conversa-tions revealed how his eyes seethe world in a different lightnot most people do. I knew

then I found a mentor and a

good friend in him, until the wind steered us to a differentdirection last year.

One night, while reading cas-es for the next day’s class, hisname popped on my mobilephone’s screen. It was about himbeing usually shy whenever witha woman he likes. It was him …asking if we could go out togeth-er and talk over dinner. I was soflabbergasted it took me a littlelonger to respond.

“Maybe, when time permits.”Those were the only words

the feisty me was able to say. Ididn’t know what to tell him ex-actly. He was good to me, and Ididn’t want to avoid or pushhim away. Somehow, I wasthrilled because a guy apparent-ly showed interest in me. Butstill, a little apprehension per-sisted.

Then he began exertingmore effort—random food on

my desk, meals together andconstant exchange of messages. Yet, his kind gestures were notenough for me to take “it” seri-ously. Cautious and surprised, Ineeded words coming from hismouth telling straight to my face. Even if my generationlives in a world mediated by technology, hearing those three

 words remains non-negotiable.Love is demonstrated throughactions, I know, but one mustprofess it clearly in words that

no other meaning can be de-

duced except that a person is inlove with another. Sincerity dic-tates that love be made known,never to be left to the ambigui-ties of interpretation.

His invitation has awakenedme: There’s a place for him inmy heart. Or has there alwaysbeen? He has lent ears to all my fears, aspirations, and, yes,even corny jokes, and I was toooblivious in recognizing thesigns already screaming and

glaring right under my nose.We clicked well. We decided

to shove doubt into the deepestcorner and wait for what hap-pens next. Life’s really short, so Istarted loosening my uptight self and chased for bliss. Much as Ienjoyed the company, I remainedto be the kind of lover Barthesdescribed as the one who waits,a person who prefers to be still,like a hopeful waiting patiently,staring at the night sky, praying

for a meteor shower.The popular tip in answeringlaw school exams finds applica-tion in real life: Never to go be-

 yond what’s explicitly suppliedin the facts. Not to assume, un-less otherwise stated. Despitethe palpable special bond be-tween us, I guarded my heart.No words accompanied his ac-tions so attaching meanings tothem was like putting words in-to his mouth.

More so, one of the cardinal

rules of science trained me not

to easily jump into conclusions.Hence, even if my senses toldme how the sight of his mes-sages brighten my morningsand his scent calms all the wor-ries, I kept my feelings suspend-ed until I finally heard it fromhim, tasted the sweetness of hislove, and was embraced by his

 warmth.It wasn’t too long until he

confessed. He explained he triedto hold back until it was so irre-sistible. He took a chance, and

 we had an understanding. It wassealed with a kiss under thestars, in a place where we both

 walked and frolicked during our younger years albeit not at the

same time. We have resolved tokeep our relationship a secret fornow because of moral ascendan-cy issues.

It’s almost a year after thatbeautiful evening. The pastmonths had been generally calm with some misunderstand-ings due to difference in prefer-ences. I’m a globetrotter, he’s ahomebody. Occasions are spe-cial for me, while he thinks ev-ery day can be a celebration. I

like flowers, but he likes littlesurprises given out of the blue.One day, I know we’ll get thehang of handling our relation-ship. We can begin by acknowl-edging that we’re two differentpeople with divergent likes anddislikes. What’s important isthat we understand each other,at ease even if no words arespoken.

Loving him unraveled many realizations. One is regainingself-respect which was missingin my previous relationship. My personal happiness took thebackseat for another person’sdesires and insecurities. WithSmartie, I’m reminded not toapologize for being myself. A person always comes in a pack-age which his/her significantother must either accept orrefuse. Disagreements are al-

 ways there but the goal must beto compromise in the futureand not to find faults or point

fingers. Rough patches shouldnot be a blame game after all.

Quite unbelievable, given thedisparity of our ages, we cantalk unceasingly without run-ning out of topics and filteringstatements. The depth of histhoughts finds a match in my critical mind. Our mental con-nection is way too strong that ittranscends generation barriers;it’s greater and grander thanthe mile-long distance of our

birth years.

He may be a chapter in my life while I’ll be his last, he toldme once. Our time may not belong as what other relationshipscan have, but we’re going tocherish those moments. It’s notabout the length, but more of the quality of experience we’llhave in each other’s arms.

Life has surprised me bigtime with his coming into my life. The best lesson I’ve learnedis to keep an open mind whenit comes to love. If not for my openness to possibilities, I

 would have confined the idea of a partner based on social normsand nearly missed the opportu-nity of being appreciated by a

 wonderful man who can readmy mind and say the right

 words at the perfect time.“SMARTLET,” a struggling 

 writer, re ad somewh ere that if a writer loves you, you cannever die. So, she writes about

 people, things, and experiencesthat capture her heart, immor-talizing them one story at atime.

 JOSEPH GARIBAY   LOVE.LIFE

 An online weekly columnof contributed personal es- says sharing re al-life storiesabout love, relationships,

 sex—even, yes, tadhana. INQUIRER.net accepts

honest, well-written personalessays on the many facets of love—friendships, relation-

 ships, family t ies. The essayscan be about joys and pains,

 wins a nd losses, strugglesand triumphs, beginningsand endings, and all the in-betweens.

 Essays selected will be published in the Love. Life.column of INQUIRER.net.

Submit your essays tolovelife@inquirer.net.

 An online column is likelove itself; there are rules.

The essay should be atleast 2,000 characters long.

 Essays should be submittedas a Word document at-tached to the email. Subject

 should be written as: “Love. Life: (Title of essay).” 

 In your contribution, please indicate name, age,occupation, address, contactnumber and (though this isoptional) social media ac-counts.

 Include a short descrip-tion of yourself at the end of 

 your essa y.Only unpublished works

(in print and online) will be

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 Water Catherine Joy Marin mula sa

Bago City RICHARD REYES

Young backpackers face big

adventure in tour challengeCoaches. Throughoutthe duration of thechallenge, TV host andactress Iya Villania,musician Champ LuiPio, YouTube star Bog-art the Explorer, hostand DJ Joyce Pring,and travel writer JudeBacalso will stay intouch and cheer fortheir respective teamsthrough social media.

Here are the fiveteams:

Best friends ready to take on their nextadventure, DoelLozano (21, NotreDame Dadiangas Uni-

 versity), Marielle Padil-la (21, ACA SarGenFoundation College),and Rogen Sagarino

(20, Mindanao StateUniversity-GeneralSantos) make up“Team DoMaRo” withCoach Jude Bacalso.

“Team Extreme” ismade up of GioTiongson (22) of Ate-neo de Manila Uni-

 versity, and twinsMiguel Manalang(22) and Luigi Man-alang (22) of De La

Salle University.Coach Joyce Pring will mentor them.

Jassy Tomol (19),

Joyce Gonzalez (20),and Kat Locsin (20) of University of the Philip-pines-Cebu form “TeamIskapade” who will beguided by Coach Boga-rt the Explorer.

“Team Juan BigFight” is composed of 20-year-old Ateneo deManila University stu-dents Aaron Crisosto-mo, Asia Wy, and KyleFavis, and will be withCoach Iya Villania.

The youngest teamthis year, CheloiMarasigan (19), Mis-cha de Guzman (19),and Rae Argallon(19), of University of Sto. Tomas represent“Team Square” underCoach Champ Lui Pio.

Join these fiveteams as they take onnew adventures in theCebu Pacific Juan forFun Backpacker Chal-lenge 2015 by visiting

 www.juanforfun.com.Cheer for your fa-

 vorites and join theconversation on theJuan for Fun Face-book page (www.face-book.com/CebuPaci-

ficJFF), the teampages on Instagram orby using the hashtag#JuanForFun2015.

THE ULTIMATE backpacking adven-ture, Cebu Pacific’s Juan for Fun Back-packer Challenge is back on its fourth year, promising even more surprisesand thrilling challenges.

From June 23 toJuly 1, five teams of fun-loving students

 will explore severaldestinations in theCebu Pacific network,for eight straightdays-all for free.

The teams will be-gin their exciting es-capade in Bangkok,Thailand. After takingon the vibrant Thaicapital, they are freeto conquer any Philip-pine destination of their choice! This isthe first time the Juan

for Fun teams havethe freedom to ex-plore any destinationin the Philippines.

They should thenmake their way to theJuan for Fun 2015’sfinal destination—Davao—on July 1, forthe challenge’s culmi-nation.

Each group istasked to have as

many fun experiencesand discoveries, with-in their given travelallowance of $250

and P35,000. By theend of the competi-tion, the team withthe most number of fun activities out of their given budget,and highest rankingin special fun chal-lenges, will be namedthe Juan for Fun2015 Ultimate Back-packers. They get to

 win awesome prizesthey can use for moreepic adventures.

The three membersof the winning team

 will take home 12

round-trip tickets toany Cebu Pacific in-ternational or domes-tic destination; threeCanon PowershotSX600 cameras; threeSamsung Tab 3 Litetablets courtesy of Smart Bro; and,P30,000 worth of giftcertificates for Boreastravel gear.

To mentor the

teams as they go onan exciting quest foradventure are this

 year’s Adventure

THE five teams are joined by their coahces (top, from left) Champ Lui Pio, Jude Bacalso, Bogart the

Explorer, Cebu Pacific VP for Marketing and Distribution Candice Iyog, Joyce Pring and Iya VIllania.

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LIBRA

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LEO

CANCER

GEMINI

TAURUS

ARIES

PISCES

AQUARIUS

CAPRICORN

SAGITTARIUS

SCORPIO

Kapalaran

UNGGUTERO   B.C.U.

Love:Y   Career:PMoney:‘

YYYYMaaga siyang darating

kaya maligo na

‘‘‘Ok mangutang kung

di maniningil uutangan

PPTigilan na kagagalaw

sa tigyawat mo

YYYMag-walkout ka man,

babalik ka rin

‘‘Magtipid sa mantika,

maglaga ka na lang

PPPTapusin trabaho bago

kumain para di antukin

YYYHahalikan ka niya,

kaso sa noo lang

‘‘‘Tama na kahihingi ng

load, kahiya ka na

PPMalakas magpawis

mga paa mo

YYTatratuhin kang bata

kasi pakyut ka sobra

‘‘Ikaw na tutulong,

ikaw pa nanakawan

PPPGupitin na kuko,

huwag kagatin

YYYYPag-ibig parang

exercise, ok sa heart

‘‘Masisira screen, diin

mo kasing pumindot

PPTamad na tamad kang

pumasok today

YYMadadapa ka, tatawa

pa siya ng malakas

‘‘Lucky number:

wala, as in wala

PPPPMagbihis, get busy

at uminom ng kape

YYYYMay nagmamahal na

sa iyo diyan sa tabi-tabi

‘‘‘Tiisin ang gutom, ang

taba mo na sobra

PPPPHuwag mag-atubili

sabihin nasa isip mo

YY

Hahalikan ka sa pisngi,maghilamos agad

‘Sa kapapanggap na

may pera, mahoholdap

PP

Lalapad puwet modyan sa kakaupo

YYMasusugat hands sa

kalalaba ng briefs niya

‘‘Walang matutuloy sa

mga planong bakasyon

PPPOk lang magtaas

ng boses. Basta!

YMagkakatampuhan

kayo to the max

‘‘Mapapagastos sa

pagpapaayos ng buhok

PPMas nahihirapan ka

habang tumatagal

YYOverrated siyang

maging kasintahan

‘‘‘Mapapalaki masyado

ibibigay mong tip

PPPMagdala ng

maraming bolpen

YYBad feng shui kayo

sa isa’t isa

‘‘Tumatanda ka na pero

di ka pa yumayaman

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kumain ng saging

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 ANONG silbi ng utak mo kung hindi naman ako ang nasaisip mo?

 —Tweet ni @MisterBanatero. I-follow n’yo ang Twitter account.

CRAZY JHENNY    ALBERT RODRIGUEZ

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ISAA OFFICERS(Mula kaliwa) Santos, Delos Santos, Giron, Sta. Ana, Florentino,Onrubia, Asuque at Cristobal.   FACEBOOK/JONATHAN STA.ANA

Carnival tanggal; Kings

nakahabol sa playoffstimeout ni coach Frankie Lim ay naging maganda ang ikot ngbola ng Gin Kings na nag-resul-ta sa pasa ni Orlando Johnsonkay Aguilar sa kanto.

Malamig pa sa yelong sinal-pak ni Aguilar ang tres natumapos sa kampanya ng Carni-

 val na determinadong laro dahilsa pagdating ni head coach at

pambansang kamao Manny Pac-quiao.

Pinagharian ni seven-footerHamady N’ Diyae ang ilalim atnakakuha ng suporta kay LA Revilla na naging mitsa ngpaghabol ng Carnival mula 71-78.

Ni Musong R. Castillo

Isang tres ang sinalpak ni Japeth Aguilar upang un-gusan ng Barangay Ginebra ang NLEX, 110-107kagabi sa PBA Governors Cup sa Smart Araneta

Coliseum.Dahil sa panalo ay nakuha ng Gin Kings ang huling upuan sa

quarterfinals. Nagwagi sa unang laro ang KIA Motors laban sa Mer-

alco Bolts, 88-85, ngunitdahil sa panalo ng Gine-bra ay bigong pumasok sa playoffs ang Carnival.

Ganunpaman, mahirap angmagiging laban ng Gin Kingssapagkat haharapin nila ang

 Alaska Aces na hawak angtwice-to-beat advantage mata-

pos manguna sa eliminasyon.Tinapos ng Kings ang elimi-

nasyon na may 5-6 marka tu-lad ng KIA at Talk ‘N Text nahindi rin umabante dahil saquotient.

Tinabla ni Asi Taulava angmainit sagupaan, 107-107, 15segundo nalalabi. Matapos ang

PMMS host ng 7th ISAA seasonNAPILING host ng ika-pitongseason ng Inter-Scholastic Ath-letic Association ang PhilippineMerchant Marine School.

Nanatiling pangulo ng isa sapinakamatibay pang-kolehiy-ong liga ng isports si Melanie P.Florentino ng FEATI University.

 Ayon kay Ruel Dela Rosa ngManila Tytana Colleges na siyaring ISAA press relations offi-

cer, muling magpupulong angmga opisyal ngayong Hulyoupang ayusin ang pagbubukasng liga sa Agosto.

‘‘The entry of new members will be discussed,” wika niDela Rosa.

Bise-presidente ng ISAA siJonathan Sta. Ana ng St. Do-minic College of Asia, samanta-lang kalihim si Raul Santos ng-

Philippine Women’s University.Ingat-yaman si Antonio S.

Giron ng Manila Adventist Col-lege at tagasuri si Engr. Mar-lon Asuque ng PMMS.

Kabilang sa board sina An-dres Cristobal ng La Consola-cion College-Manila, Crispulo‘‘Pipo” Onrubia ng PMMS, Ro-gelio L. Delos Santos ng Mani-la Tytana Colleges, Josefa A.

Dimalanta ng St. Dominic atMarielle Benitez ng PhilippineWomen’s University.

Nagpahayag ng katuwaan siOnrubia sa pagkakapili saPMMS bilang host. Si Onrubiaang kasalukuyang pangulo ngNCRAA.

‘‘We welcome this oppurtuni-ty and we will make our hostinga memorable one,” ani Onrubia.

Hapee, Cafe France clash for title today By Jasmine W. Payo

 AFTER going through the dis-tance in the last two stages,Hapee hopes to survive anotherdo-or-die match when it dis-putes the championship againstCafe France in the PBA D-League Foundation Cup today.

“We’ve reached several Game3s, we’re used to this experi-

ence,” said Hapee stalwart Art

dela Cruz. “The pressure isn’ton us.”

The winner-take-all match isset at 3 p.m. at Ynares Sports

 Arena in Pasig City. After forcing a decider with a

76-70 triumph in Game 2, theBakers vow to come out withthe same firepower anchored onSamboy de Leon, Maverick 

 Ahanmisi and Eloy Poligrates.

“We expect Hapee to makesome adjustments, but I have somuch confidence in my play-ers,” said Cafe France coachEgay Macaraya. “They are moti-

 vated and very determined to win the championship.”

 A victory will give the Bakerstheir first league crown since

 joining the league in 2011.

DIKITNAGPAPALITAN ng mukha sina Virgil Buensuceso (kanan) ng KIA Motors at Meralco Bolts playmaker Mike Cortez kagabi sa PBA Governors Cup sa Smart Araneta Coliseum. Nanalo ang KIA, 88-85.

AUGUST DELA CRUZ

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FIELD OF DREAMSMAKIKITA ang mga namumuong ulap sa itaas ng maka-saysayang Wrigley Field (ibaba) samantalangmakintab ang mga ilaw ng Yankee Stadium (itaas)sa New York. Nasa gitna ang Nationals Park sa

 Washington. Umaapaw sa kasaysayan ang mga palaruan ng Major League Baseball.

GINGA BINUBUHAT ng mga manananayaw ang Olympic mascot na siGinga sa Olympic Day sa Maria Lenk aquatic center sa Rio de

 Janeiro.   REUTERS

Cray pasok saTop 10 atletang SEA Games

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INARANGALAN SI Fil-Am champion hurdler atsprinter Eric Cray bilang isa sa 10 mahuhusay 

atleta na nagpakita ng galing sa nakaraang28th Southeast Asian Games sa Singapore.

Napanalunan ni Cray ang100-meter dash at gumawa ngbagong marka sa 400-meterhurdles upang makuha angkarangalan naabot ni swimmerEric Buhain noong 1990s.

“Philippine track and field is very happy for him, we hope itsparks new interest in the sportespecially in the grassroots

 where young athletes look up toEric Cray as their hero,” sabi niPhilippine Amateur Track andField Association presidentPhilip Ella Juico kahapon.

Nagmula sa opisyal websiteng Singapore SEAG ang balitatungkol sa pagkakasali ni Cray.

Naorasan si Cray ng 49.40 sahurdles. Sapat ang oras upangmakapasok ang 26-taon man-anakbo sa 2016 Olympics saBrazil.

Kabilang sa mgapinarangalan sina CharmaineSoh (netball) at Wang Weny-ing (fencing) ng Singapore,Noppawan Lertcheewakarn(tennis) at Suthasino Sawet-tabut (table tennis) ng Thai-land, Evan Dimas Darmono(football) ng Indonesia, OoiTze Liang (diving) ngMalaysia, Nguyen Thi Anh

 Vien (swi mmin g) ng Vietn am,Nay Lin Tun (football) ng Bur-ma at Luisa Dos Santos (taek-

 wond o) ng Timor Lest e.

EAC Generals nais makaahon sa ilalimNi Mark Giongco Inquirer.net

BAGAMAT mahina ang lineup,naniniwala si head coach Andy de Guzman na malayo angmararating ng Emilio AguinaldoGenerals sa NCAA men’s basket-ball tournament.

“We’ll live and die with that15-man roster,” sabi ni de Guz-man na pinalitan si Gerry Es-

plana. “We’re not a strong team

and we’re probably the weakestteam compared to the otherteams in the NCAA but I keepon reminding them that we can

 win.”“Our goal is still to make the

Final Four and I keep on tellingthem that we can make the Fi-nal Four.”

Sasandal ang Generals kinaSidney Onwubere, Remy Mora-

da, Hamadou Laminou, Adoum

Mbang, Emmanuel Bonleon atskipper Francis Munsayac.

“As a leader, on and off thecourt, you see him (Munsayac)building the players’ cama-raderie. Everybody responds

 with his leadership and that’s what’s good about this team,”sabi ni de Guzman.

Tinapos ng EAC ang kampa-nya na may 4-14 marka tulad

ng Mapua Cardinals.

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