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Vol. 4 No. 86 • 10 pages www.commuterexpress.phFRIDAY, October 1, 2010

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HALLMARK CONTRACT SIGNINGFilstar Distributors Corp., the exclusive licensee of Hallmark Cards in the country, has commited to help children affl icted with leukemia after it has teamed up with the Leukemic Indigents Fund Endowment (l.i.f.e.) foundation to create the charitable venture, Hallmark for l.i.f.e. The project creates a support system that raises public awareness and generates funds for young leukemic indigents through the sale of specially crafted Christmas cards. Hallmark for l.i.f.e. renews its commitment to these children whose future deserves a second chance. Maria Katrina Yatco, l.i.f.e. business co-chairman (left); Bernardo Maac, Hall-mark for l.i.f.e. contributing artist (middle); and John Aroa, Filstar Distributors Corp. assistant vice president for sales, sign the Hallmark for l.i.f.e. Year 15 contract during a simple ceremony.

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Oplan Zero Tambay

Sa bagong episode ng OPLaN ZERO TaMBaY (OZT) sa darat-ing na Linggo, 10:30 pm sa TV5,

kakaibang kuwento ang inyong matu-tunghayan. Sa apat na tambay na aming napuntirya, may papalarin at mabibigyan ng trabaho at mayroon ding hindi. at bakit?

Sino ang papalarin at sino ang hindi? abangan ang kanilang mga kuwento.

* * *Nais kong bigyang daan ang ilang

mga reaksyon ng ilang mga viewers na nakapanood ng OZT, at nais kong samantalahin ang pagkakataong ito upang sila ay pasalamatan na rin. ang kanilang mga reaksyon ay ipinadala sa facebook ng OZT.

Jay Crisologo: Congratulations po to idol Raffy Tulfo and his staff for this show oplan zero tambay, truly a very inspiring show at napakaganda, aside from that, e nakakatuwa at nakakagalak po sa dam-damin ang inyong programa kc feel ko ang inyong sincerity sa pagtulong. Good job sir and to your staff. Thank you!

Nelson Nism Reyes: ang kawalan ng trabaho ang isang dahilang ng krimen at kahirapan. ang bagong programa niyo Mr. Tulfo ay napakagandang op-portunity sa mga tambay para magkaron ng marangal at maayos na simula ng pamumuhay. More power po sa inyo.

Iyikie Teleb: lagi ko pong pinapanood ang inyong program, dahil nakakatulong ito para magkaroon ng oportunidad ang mga taong hindi nakakapagtrabaho. Sana hindi po kayo magsawa na tumu-long sa iba, at sana noon pa ito pinalabas pra wala ng tambay at magkaroon ng trabaho ang lahat ng tao.

almin Tampoc: Maganda itong show na ito yan ang public service! I hope our local government make something like this.

Jojo adoptante: I was amaze when i saw this show. Raffy Tulfo helping those people na walang work. and I was shock and a little bit of suprise. Sana po tumagal pa show mo Sir Raffy Tulfo. Your show is the best sana marami ka pang taong natutulungan. Two thumbs up. Good luck po sa show and more power.

alvie Montimor: Sir Raffy sana ay matulungan niyo po akong makahanap ng trabaho. By the way nga po pala, maraming salamat at nagkaroon po ng ganitong klaseng programa na talaga namang naiiba sa lahat. Sana marami

pa kayong matulungan. More power sa show at good luck.

Norielyn Espinar: Sir, gusto po ng papa ko na magka-trabaho, kasi po isang buwan na siya walang trabaho, siya lang po ang nagpapa-aral sa amin at inaasahan naming magka-kapatid, marunong po siya mag-maneho, tapos din po sya ng 2-years vocational, sana po matugunan ninyo ang hiling ko, para matapos ang dalawang taon kong pag-aaral sa kolehiyo.

Kristine Tenorio añonuevo: Tamang-tama po iyang programa niyo dahil maraming mga nagkalat lang diyan sa daan na mga tambay at mga pasaway.

Norman Cuna: ayos po talaga yang show niyo kaysa manood ako ng sisihan sa kongreso mas masarap manood ng show nyo puro pag-asa lalo na sa tulad kong walang trabaho. Salamat sa TV5 nagkaron ng ganyang show.

Choi artillero: Lupet niyo sir! IDOL!

* * *Para kay Norielyn Espinar at alvie

Montimor, maaari kayong makipag-ugnayan sa pamamagitan ng text sa cell-phone number hotline na 09177926833 at ipatukoy ang inyong mensahe kay Sierene. Susubukan naming tugunan, sa abot ng aming makakaya, ang inyong kahilingan.

Nasira, nasayang…

Naalala ko ang sariling kong karanasan sa

bar examination may dalawampung taon na ang nakakaraan.

Naalala ko bigla nang mangyari ang nakaka-hiya at nakakahindik na insidente kung saan maraming nasaktan na mga bar examinees at law students nang pumutok ang karahasan sa huling araw ng bar exams nitong Linggo, ang pinakamasayang araw sana para sa mga nangangarap maging abogado.

Noong panahon namin, masaya ang mood, festive at talagang parang nasa ulap kaming lahat kahit exams pa lang iyon lalo’t last day na ng pagsusulit. Nasa huling parte pa lang kami ng bar, yung legal ethics na huling exam ay naririnig na namin ang ingay nang pagsasaya sa labas mula sa aming mga kaibigan, pamilya at mga taga-suporta.

Noong matapos ko ang exams ay pumunta ako sa tambayan ng sarili kong fraternity, ang LEX LEONUM, at doon ay sinalubong ako ng hiyawan, palakpakan, mga tunog ng tambol, at binuhusan pa ng beer kaming lahat na kumuha ng pagsusulit.

Napakagandang tradisyon ng pagsasaya at selebra-syon, dahil kahit hindi pa man kami ganap na abogado noong huling araw na iyun ng bar exams, naramdaman na namin ang kaginhawaan sa puso dahil tapos na ang walong taon ng pagsusunog ng kilay mula kolehiyo hang-gang sa law school.

Kailangan munang maranasan ng isang tao ang bar exams bago niya maintindihan ang pakiramdam ng sinasabi kong tradisyon ng selebrasyon ng suporta sa examinees.

at dahil sa nangyari noong Linggo, tuluyan na nga bang nasira ang tradisyong ito? Napakalaking krimen ang ginawa ng mga salarin. Binago nila ang buhay ng ilan sa examinees noong Linggo, lalo ang buhay ng biktimang si Raisa Laurel.

Sinira nila ang isang mayamang tradisyon ng fraterni-ties and brotherhood at dinungisan ang legal profession sa bansa.

Kailangan managot sila, maparusahan ng mabigat at, kung totoo man na ang mga may kasalanan ay mga fraternity members, matanggal dapat sila sa good favors ng kanilang ka-brods.

Sinira rin ng mga kriminal ang reputasyon at magan-dang mga intensyon ng mga ligal at duly accredited ng mga schools na mga fraternities na hindi mga war freak at may mga responsableng mga miyembro.

ako, bilang abogado at frat member, galit at panghi-hinayang ang aking nararamdaman.

Gaano katagal na naman ang imbestigasyon tungkol dito at sa loob ng mga panahong ito, ano ang gagawin ng lahat ng mga apektado, lalo ang mga biktima, para makatayong muli, makapag-umpisa ng bagong buhay at sana ay malinis ang mga nasirang reputasyon at nasayang na magandang tradisyon?

Mag-text po kayo sa akin tungkol sa usaping ito sa 09215186724. O kaya ay email sa: [email protected].

tapped at present.But to Elijorde’s wife, Dailen, 43, the project site sits right below

where her family’s and the villagers’ houses stand. It is also below the designated area for small-scale miners who have made a living here since the early 80s.

Daileen’s family has lived and worked here for 25 years. She is worried that they would have nowhere else to go once a large-scale mining company operates here.

“We will be forced to vacate our homes and our livelihood because it would already be very unsafe for us,” Dailen told Davao Today.

On the PMDC’s May 13 bid bulletin, the government washed its hands off any responsibility or “liability” on the winning bidder’s mining operations. The government has placed the accountability of what will happen to the site solely on the winning bidder.

In a village assembly before the first PMDC-scheduled bidding on May 14, Mt. Diwata villagers opposed the plan to bid the area out to large mining firms, citing the grave hazards that could result. They also rejected the annual 20 million pesos social development projects dangled to them from the winning bidders.

“all we want is our safety and our livelihood,” Dailen said.

‘Better Option’“The government and the existing minders should develop

the area,” village councilor Ismael Herbolingo said in an april news conference.

Small-scale miners had been “straight-jacketed” to mine only the designated 729-hectare gold rush site in the above 600-meter above-sea-level elevation. The small-scale mining area being managed by another government-controlled agency, the Natural Resource Development Corporation, has been almost completely mined-out.

“We’re already lucky if we get one gram of gold ore per sack. It was so unlike before when we get high-grade or about five grams of gold ore per sack,” Velasco said.

Big mining firms threaten to displace thousandsConclusion

Manila-based environment group Kalikasan said on June 9 that of the four prequalified bidders, the Philex Mining Corp would most likely win. Philex is the country’s largest mining firm which figured in a mining. Among the disaster in Northern Luzon where it operates Benguet mines. Other firms prequali-fied to bid are the APC Group Inc./South China Resources Inc., the Carrascal Nickel Corporation and the construction firm FF Cruz & Co. Inc.

The winning bidder will tap the area underneath the 729-hectare populated gold-rush site which largely remained un-

C O M M E N T A R Y

In the bidding process, small-time miners have no match against big-time bidders.

Environment group Panalipdan said Diwalwal’s problems would not go away if government would not reverse its policy of exporting minerals.

“Government should take over the control of the industry, regulate and plan its usage,” said Francis Morales, spokesperson of Panalipdan in Southern Mindanao.

“This extractive policy only benefits the big capitalist nations such as the US, China, Canada and australia and the corporations that have anchored their economic profits and industrial mineral needs on our own resources.” Bulatlat.com

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THE assistant general manager of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Of-fice (PCSO) yesterday denied receiving “jueteng” payola and a P2-million Mini Cooper car from an operator of the illegal numbers game.

Conrado Zabella, PCSO assistant general manager for online lottery sec-tion, said he vehemently denies all the allegations pointing to him as one of the two PCSO executives who are receiving a monthly payoff from “jueteng.”

Zabella said he was dismayed upon learning that he was the PCSO official being alluded to in the privilege speech of Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago and also at the testimony of “jueteng” whistle-blower Sandra Cam, who testified in a Senate investigation.

Zabella also branded as baseless reports tagging him as the official who got a Mini Cooper car from a certain gambling lord from Pampanga, as alleged by Santiago and Cam.

“Hindi ako nakatanggap o tuma-tanggap ng jueteng payola. Wala, wala Mini Cooper or anything. Paano kami tatanggap niyan ‘di naman kami protec-tor ng jueteng. Hindi ko nga alam itsura ng Mini Cooper, ‘di pa ko nakakakita niyan,” Zabella said.

Zabella said he only has a Hyundai Starex van that is registered under his name and he got it through a car loan from the PCSO.

He said in his 34 years in government service and 22 years of that he dedicated at the PCSO. He said his name had never been tarnished by allegations of graft and corruption.

Zabella pointed out that he has never

been involved in any anomaly at the PCSO from the time he worked at the government charity institution.

“Thirty four years in government ser-vice and I’m about to retire, then masisira ka lang ng ganun. We deserve naman due process kasi ang public opinion matindi talaga,” he quipped.

The office of Zabella handles and screens the applications of duly registered corporations that want to operate the small town lottery.

Zabella said he welcomes any in-vestigation by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to finally reveal the truth behind the allegation. “We welcome NBI’s initiative to conduct a probe to determine the veracity of the report.

Zabella is now on sick leave due to his slip disc problems.

Jonathan Vicente

PCSO exec deniesreceiving payola

THE National Bureau of Investi-gation (NBI) has yet to come out with a clear report as to the motive and identities of the perpetrators behind Sunday's post-Bar examinations violence that left over 40 persons injured.

Justice Secretary Leila De Lima said the NBI held a case confer-ence earlier yesterday and the mo-tives behind the grenade explosion outside the De La Salle University DLSU) campus in Manila remain

undetermined.“There is no clear angle yet, even

the fraternity war. There were five young men around the area who did not look like law students. At this point, they're (NBI) unwilling to state clearly that it's a fraternity war,” said De Lima.

Conflicts among law school fra-ternities are widely believed to be the cause of Sunday's violence, charac-terized by a grenade explosion and throwing of beer bottles.

Still no clear suspects in Sunday’s blast

DepEd working on teachers’ pay for barangay pollsTHE Department of Education (DepEd) is iron-

ing out agreements with other government agen-cies and lawyers' groups to ensure the security and compensation of some 450,000 teachers that will man the October 25 barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections.

DepEd spokesman lawyer Alberto Muyot said agreements need to be forged particularly with the

Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Com-mission on Elections (Comelec).

Muyot said they want the teachers to get their honorarium in lump sum instead of installment basis as in past elections.

He said they will also push the Comelec to provide insurance coverage for the teachers, espe-cially those assigned to dangerous areas.

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T I L A m a r a m i ang nadismaya nang hindi nila

mabasa ang mga deta-lye ng Indian wedding nina Robin Padilla at Mariel Rodriguez sa Star Studio at The Buzz magazine.

Puro photos na kuha sa India ang nakalagay doon at wala ni isang balita kaugnay sa nag-pakasal nga ang dalawa at hindi nga binanggit kung saan sa Taj Mahal sila nagpakasal.

Ang siste pala, ayaw ni Robin na ma-publish ang kanilang wedding. Actually, wala naman pala sa plano nila ang magpakasal talaga. Kaya lang, napakaro-mantiko ng lugar kaya naman niyaya na ng action star ang TV host-girlfriend niya na mag-pakasal.

Tama ang sinabi ni Robin sa kanyang in-

terview na noong una ay ayaw niyang isa-publiko ang kanyang wedding kay Mariel. Kaso, nagdesisyon na rin ang ang dalawa na aminin na ang tsismis na nagpakasal sila sa India.

Ang tsika sa amin, talagang sinabihan ni Robin ang editor ng The Buzz at Star Studio magazine na ‘wag ila-gay na nagpakasal sila sa Taj Mahal sa India. Iyon talaga ang kabilin-bilinan ni Binoe na ta-laga namang tinupad ng mga editor ng nasabing magazines.

At para nga raw masiguro na walang leakage sa kanilang kasal ay pinakiusapan ni Robin ang kanyang manager na si Betchay Vidanes na basahin ang mga naturang maga-zine from cover to cover para masigurong hindi mapa-publish ang ka-nilang kasal. Ang nang-yari tuloy, puro pictures lamang sa India na may captions ang nakalagay.

Isa pa raw request ni Robin na si Mariel lamang ang banggitin sa nasabing magazine. Ayaw raw nitong kalka-lin pa ang kanyang past at ang mga babaeng nakarelasyon niya.

* * *Talaga palang wa-

lang modo ang aktres na ito. Kapag kasi tu-matawag ito sa util-ity sa taping ay sutsut lang ang ginagawa nito na para bang aso kung

kanyang tawagin ang isang taong gusto ni-yang utusan.

Napakasama ng imahe ng aktres na ito lalo na sa utility men. At palasigaw daw ito kapag hindi kaagad na-susunod ang kanyang ipinag-uutos. Ang akala mo raw ay nabili na niya ang staff at parang reyna kung umasta sa taping.

Kung hindi magba-bago ng kanyang ugali ay tiyak na maagang malalaos ang aktres na ito na popular sa kama-lditahan.

Sabi nga ng friend namin, tila naging mon-ster na ngayon ang ak-tres.

Hindi na kami mag-tataka ngayon kung bakit marami na ang naaasar sa aktres na ito. Obvious naman sa karakas ng kanyang mukha na maldita na-

EK through the yearsFrom the time Enchanted Kingdom

opened its doors to an adoring public and declared that “the magic is here,” the spell that it had cast over all guests that have gone through its gates have never ceased and continue to live on and on. That “magic” has continued to fascinate and create countless experi-ences that will forever live on among those who have visited the country’s first and only world-class theme park.

EK, in the course of the last fifteen years, had become witness to countless giggling pre-school and elementary children during their initial visit, who have since gone back as teens and young adults, now more than ever qualified to experience and enjoy all of the Kingdom’s rides and attractions. They shriek with joy and excitement as they “feel the magic” with every swing of Anchors Away and every cycle of the Wheel of Fate.

In fact, the gondolas of the Wheel of Fate also gently rotate as mute wit-nesses to professions of love and af-fection among families, friends, couples and lovers of all ages. The magic has lived on with these couples who have found Enchanted Kingdom to be a truly special and romantic place. As a matter of fact, some of these couples may be the same happily married ones who now bring their children to enjoy the rides and attractions at our Boulderville Zone!

Enchanted Kingdom has also served as a venue for professionals and career-driven parents and adults who just want to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city with its traffic

congestion, noise and polluted air. It is a place where one is able to let their hair down, bring back memories of their youth or just enjoy the laid back ambiance of the Grand Carou-sel at Victoria Park Zone or a quiet stroll along the quaint main street of Brooklyn Place.

EK, in all its years of existence, was able to carve out a special place in the hearts and minds of its guests, bringing lifelong positive experiences and memories. Truly, “the magic stays with you” with every visit to Enchanted Kingdom.

As Enchanted Kingdom celebrates its fifteenth anniversary, “the magic lives on” and will continue to do so for generations to come as we of continue to strive to provide magical experiences through our rides, attractions, and themed entertainment.

A lifetime of magical experiences – this is Enchanted Kingdom’s promise.

EK’s 15th Year Logo There are a number of symbolisms

in Enchanted Kingdom’s 15th Anniver-sary Logo. Of course, the numeral “15” represents the number of years being commemorated.

The numeral “15” is rendered in crystalline form as “Crystal” represents 15 years. The crystalline numeral “1” represents a subliminal rendering of EK’s newest and upcoming ride attrac-tion – “EKstreme Tower Ride” – our 15th Year Anniversary offering to all our valued and faithful patrons.

EK’s new EKstreme Tower Ride rises 150 feet into the sky, symbolically, 10 feet for every year that Enchanted

Kingdom has been continually providing magical experiences. Eldar the Wiz-ard’s hat sits as the “crown” on top of the ride representing Enchanted Kingdom’s “towering” milestone achievement and continued leadership in the country, being the first, and continues to be, the only world-class theme park in the Philippines.

EK’s True Mission The shareholders, management

and all cast members of Enchanted Kingdom will continue to be an active source of happiness and well-being to all those we touch as a way of spreading God’s Kingdom here on earth, because at Enchanted Kingdom, Jesus is the REAL CEO.

Enchanted Kingdom is open Thurs-days and Fridays from 12NN to 7PM and from 11AM to 9PM on Saturdays and Sundays until December 17. Fire-works display is staged at 8:30 PM. For more details you may call (632) 584-3535 or 584-4326 to 29. You may also log on to www.enchantedkingdom.ph.

The magic of Enchanted Kingdom lives on

T I L A m a r a m i T I L A m a r a m i T ang nadismaya T ang nadismaya T At para nga raw masiguro na walang

kanyang tawagin ang isang taong gusto ni-

Pagpapakasal nina Robin at Mariel, wala sa plano

man talaga siya at pak-itang-tao lamang ang kanyang pagiging sweet on-cam.

Naku, ‘wag n’yo na akong hingan ng clue dahil iisa lang ang masasabi ko, talo pa niya si Bella Flores sa kamalditahan.

* * *Kilalang fashionista

ang isang female sing-er na ito kaya marami ang nagtaka kung bakit hindi man lang nag-ayos ang hitad nang magpunta siya sa isang kalapit-bansa natin.

Marami ang nagulat nang makita nila ang female singer na walang kayaos-ayos nang rum-ampa ito kasama ang il-ang celebrity friends sa bansang mainit ngayon ang mga mata sa mga Pilipino.

Mukhang losyang ang hitsura ng hitad at walang kadating-dat-ing. Parang nawalan na raw ito ng ganang mag-ayos.

Naku, hindi kaya broken-hearted na na-man ang lokah kaya hindi siya inspired these days at wala siyang in-terest to make herself look beautiful?

Sino ang singer? Ang anak niya ang kapan-galan ng isang popular American hero. ‘Yun na!

By Alex Brosas

MARIEL AT ROBIN

NAINTERBYU ko si Cheska na kapatid ni Patrick Garcia last Tues-day sa isang event ng StyleBible sa Greenbelt 5, Makati.

Kinamusta ko muna sa kanya si Patrick kung ano ang mga napansin niya simula ng magka-ayos na nga ito kay Jennylyn, ang ina ng kanyang anak na si Alex Jazz.

“Sobrang iba na si Pat! Syem-pre kapag araw ng pamamasyal nila ni AJ, maaga siyang gumigis-ing para sunduin ang baby niya at never siyang na late. Madalas nga siyang may panahon ngayon para makipag-bonding sa anak niya. Usually three times a week kung ilabas niya ito. May time din na one week silang magkasama, malaki talagang pagbabago iyon na napansin ko sa kanya. Laging looking forward siya sa pagkikita nilang mag-ama. Madalas din na dinadala niya si AJ sa bahay para makalaro ng baby ko, makikita mo sa kanya na masaya yung mukha niya,” masayang kwento ni Cheska.

Kung natatandaan ninyo ang episode namin sa Tweetbiz na ininterbyu ko si Jen kung napag-usapan na ba nila ni Pat ang tung-kol sa sustento at ang schedule ng pagpapahiram niya kay AJ.

Sinabi ni Jennylyn na ok na nga raw sila ng ama ng kanyang anak, maayos na raw sila at wala ng dapat pag-usapan sapagkat napagkasunduan na nila ang tungkol sa pinansiyal na suporta ni Pat sa kanilang anak at ang

araw ng pagpasyal nito sa bata.

Tinanong ko rin si Cheska kung napapag-usapan na ba nina Pat at Jen ang tungkol sa pagpalit ng pangalan o apelyido ni Alex Jazz?

“Well, ang alam ko napag-usapan na nila ang tungkol dyan. Napag-usapan din namin ni Pat iyan. Nakukuwento ni Pat iyong mga plans niya pero siyempre ayoko namang sumali sa usapang iyan. Lalo na kapag tungkol0 sa pagpapalit ng name. Gusto ko sila na lang ang mag-salita sa bagay na iyan,” saad ni Cheska.

Pero kung ikaw ang tata-nungin, gusto mo ba na mag-ing Garcia na si AJ? Bigla kong tanong sa kaniya. “Oo naman!

Siyempre tinatanong pa ba ‘yan?” ang agad naman niyang sagot sa akin.

Buhay nga naman, parang kailan lang, kahit ang anino ni AJ ay hindi maipakita ni Jen-nylyn kay Patrick, pero ngayon nasasabi pa ni Jen kung gaano ka-responsable ang ama ng kanyang anak. PAK!

* * *Mga ka-tweetmoza, huwag

ninyong kalimutang manood mamayang gabi ng TWEETBIZ sapagkat meron kaming bagong mga bisitang artista na makakasa-ma bilang mga paparazzi! Huwag palampasin! 8 p.m. at may replay ng 10:30 p.m., walang iba kundi sa Qtv 11! Get well soon nga pala kay Ate Jo at sa kanyang Mother! And Happy Birthday to Edwin “Bibay” Lansang!!! PAK!

NAINTERBYU ko si Cheska na kapatid ni

araw ng pagpasyal nito sa bata.

Siyempre tinatanong pa ba ‘yan?” ang agad naman niyang sagot

Cheska, gustong maging Garcia ang anak ni Jennylyn

JENNYLYN CHESKA

HOLLYWOOD TATTLE

STAR Wars fans are set for a truly out-of-this-world experience -- producers are re-working the sci-fi franchise in 3D.The hit space fi lms are set to receive the Avatar treatment for theatrical re-release from 2012, and effects technicians are

already promising the newly revamped versions will be “fantastic.”The fi rst of the six movies to be converted into hi-tech 3D will be Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, but bosses are

adamant they will not rush to complete the project.Visual effects supervisor John Knoll says: “Getting good results on a stereo conversion is a matter of taking the time and

getting it right. It takes a critical and artistic eye along with an incredible attention to detail to be successful. It is not something that you can rush if you want to expect good results.”

“For Star Wars we will take our time, applying everything we know both aesthetically and technically to bring audiences a fantastic new Star Wars experience.”

* * * TUESDAY’S episode that featured the star in some dream-sequence cameos drew an estimated 13.5 million viewers.The Nielsen Co. says it was the second most-watched episode of the show ever, behind last spring's return from a hiatus.That's also an increase from the 11.1 million people who had tuned in to the Glee season premiere a week earlier.Spears was also a trending topic on Twitter during the telecast, exemplifying one of TV's biggest new trends: viewers using

social media to correspond with friends while watching.The show's cast performed fi ve Spears songs during the episode, including “I’m a Slave 4U” and “Stronger.”

* * *Whoopi Goldberg says she channels her grief from her mother's death last month by staying busy.The co-host of The View attended the New York launch party Wednesday for purewow.com, a website with daily tips for

women 35 and over. She is an investor.

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sagot sa nakaraan

PAHALANG

1. Kislap 8. ---o; Taksil11. Babaeng mandirigma12. Isa13. Makikisama15. Pangalan ng babae16. Ibigay sa heredero17. Palayaw ng lalaki18. Klase ng damit19. Pantukoy20. Sining ng paglilok

21. Ipautang25. Itago28. Iabrigo29. Gupit30. Bitin31. Sulyap32. Sabi ko33. Produktong tabako34. Panghalip paari

PABABA

1. Salansan 2. Gumalaw ang tubig-dagat

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Milo Champ Camp helps kids aim for the championship

EvEry day, in its ultra-modern plant located at the Laguna International Industrial Park (LIIP) in Biñan, La-guna, Gardenia Bakeries Philippines, Inc. (GBPI) bakes more than a hundred thousand packs of the soft, aromatic and “healthy-licious” loaves that literally changed the way Filipinos choose, eat and enjoy their bread.

The Best of the Breads

For one thing, Gardenia has invested in technolog-ically-advanced equipment sourced from internation-ally renowned suppliers from Germany, the Netherlands, U.K. and the U.S. This allows Gardenia to meet the grow-ing demand of their superior quality baked goods.

The hygienic system Gardenia employs complies strictly with current Good Manufacturing Processes (cGMP) and follows the highest standard for food quality and safety through the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and the Hazard Analysis and Criti-cal Control Point (HACCP) practices.

When Gardenia loaves

get to the supermarket or to your “suking tindahan,” it is sealed using the pio-neering color-coded G-lock system that tells you the day of the week for which the bread was baked for. The G-lock color coding is part of Gardenia’s quality control system.

The technology Gardenia employs and the processes it has put in place guarantee the freshness of bread – indispensible to enjoying the texture and taste of the bread that’s so good, it can be eaten without “palaman.” Indeed, while there have been many new brands available in the market, no one has matched Gardenia’s softness, aroma and breadth

of new products.Every piece of Gardenia

bread is baked using pre-mium flour from U.S. wheat, especially milled to Garde-nia’s world-class standards. The sugar it uses for its baked goods is calibrated to the grade Gardenia requires. The milk comes from the U.S., Australia and New Zealand, while all the other ingredients are sourced from the best suppliers from all over the world.

With such superior in-gredients, it is not surprising Gardenia has always been the favorite brand that is so delicious that it can be eaten on its own, even without “palaman.”

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favorite brand that

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Believing in the power of nurturing sports champions from the grassroots levels, the Milo Philippines’ Champ Camp Team is visiting schools nationwide to teach students the fundamentals in sports, the importance of proper nutrition, and the sports lessons they can use in the bigger world as they grow up.

For the Milo Champ Camp School Tour, the students are divided into three batches. each batch is ushered to the activity area where they will learn the basic skills of three popular sports: basketball, baseball, and soccer from certified Milo coaches. After 15 minutes, the coaches will rotate the batches so that all the children will get a feel of the three sports.

The camp also has activities for parents who will be given lectures on the benefits of sports and how to prepare meals that provide proper nutrition for a healthy, growing kid. Parents will also be taught to encourage their kids to be active and get into sports to develop values such as confidence, self-esteem, patience, teamwork, leadership, and an overall posi-tive and mature outlook.

The Champ Camp is very timely, considering that data from the Food and nutrition institute (FnRi) show that a growing number of Filipino children are becoming overweight at a younger age and are more likely to be obese (or having 120 percent of the desired body weight vis-à-vis a person’s height), which in turn puts them at a higher risk for car-diovascular diseases and hypertension, two health issues that rank among the top ten leading causes of death among Filipinos.

in a 2003 study, FnRi said that 1 percent of young children (1-10 years old) and 3 percent of adolescents (11-17 years old) were classified as over-weight. Among private school children specifically, there was an even higher prevalence of obesity that ranged from 25 to 50 percent. The major reasons stated for the development of obesity in both studies were a sedentary lifestyle and a consistent intake of high-calorie, high-fat food.

Of the 700 schools targeted by the MILO Champ Camp, 460 public and private schools have already been reached by the tour.

“The Milo Champ Camp aims to provide the students all over the country the basic skills needed for the sport of basketball, soccer and softball,” said Papasin. “We want them to experience the benefits of sports at an early age for them to be active and fit from a young age.” She added that the Champ Camp is also an avenue for “late-bloomer” athletes. “After experiencing Champ Camp in their school, these kids decided to have serious and proper training in the sport of their choice.”

The Champ Camp is ongoing in different schools until December this year.

In addition, Gardenia matches yumminess with the highest health stan-dards, making its transfat-free breads fortified with vitamins A, B1, B2, B3 and C and enriched with minerals like calcium, iron, and folate. Folate is one of the water-soluble B-complex vitamins that is good for pregnant women as it helps in averting birth defects such as brain or spinal cord defects, and may also help people of all ages in cell regeneration.

In this vein, Gardenia also extended its line of “healthy-licious” bread prod-ucts including High Fiber Whole Wheat Bread, High Calcium Milk Bread, Sugar Free 12-Grain Loaf, Honey Oat Loaf and Slim & Fit Wheaten Bread.

Its commitment to taste and health has also led to campaigns advocating the importance of breakfast in the household, particularly among kids. It created a Well-ness Team of nutritionists and dietitians to educate consumers on why breakfast

is important to good nutrition, its lifelong benefits and how it plays an important role in a healthy, active lifestyle.

Because Gardenia has consistently proven itself head and shoulders above the other brands when it comes to freshness, taste, aroma, softness and nutri-tive value, Gardenia offers true value for money – a fact supported by many who would rather go without bread than serve another brand to their families.

When Gardenia was first introduced to the market 12 years ago, people weren’t very particular about the kind of loaves they served on their breakfast table. Gardenia almost instanta-neously changed the Fili-pino’s bread-buying habits. A single try made Gardenia the instantly preferred brand for loaves because nothing in the market came close to Gardenia’s freshness, taste, aroma and softness.

Today, more than a decade later, nothing still does.

CHAMP CAMP TOUR. Trained coaches facilitate the MILO Champ Camp where they teach the basic skills of basketball, soccer, and softball.

Friday, October 1 , 2010 7

POLL RECOUNTFormer Manila Mayor Lito Atienza leads a mass of protesters in marching toward the Commission on Elections (Comelec) in Intramuros to push for the election recount after he filed a petition before the Comelec following the May 2010 elections against Manila Mayor Fred Lim.

ROBERT GINES

THE government will study the feasibility of using nuclear energy in addressing a foreseen power shortage in the country.

In a media briefing in Malacañang, Energy Secretary Jose Rene Almendras said the Department of Energy (DOE) is now working for the approval of some P50-million budget for the study on nuclear technology.

“If that is approved, hopefully we can start that next year,” Almendras said.

Almendras said the Philippine study is in line with the commitment of member countries in the Association of South East

Asian Nations (ASEAN) to implement activities on the peaceful and safe use of nuclear energy when he attended the 28th ASEAN Ministers on Energy Meeting (AMEM) in Da Lat, Viet Nam last July.

“The study we want to do is non-military use of nuclear energy. This is really along the lines of something that we agreed to with the rest of the As-sociation of South East Asian Nations in Da Lat where we agreed with all the ministers of energy that we would like to work together in preparing the safety standards for non-military nuclear use,” Almendras said.

PDEA nabs young drug peddlerAGENTS of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) announced

yesterday the arrest of a suspected notorious pusher during a buybust opera-tion in Muntinlupa City last Monday.

PDEA Director General Dionisio R. Santiago identified the suspect as Andrew Kim Santos Mercado, 20 years old, married, jobless, a resident of No. 613 Argana Street, Poblacion, Muntinlupa City.

Dionisio said the suspect is reportedly a member of the Nancy Anduru Drug Group, which operates in Muntinlupa and other nearby cities and provinces.

Mercado was caught by operatives of the PDEA Metro Manila Regional Office, led by Director III Wilkins M. Villanueva, after he sold a heat-sealed transparent plastic sachet containing suspected metamphetamine hydrochlo-ride or shabu to a PDEA undercover agent who acted as poseur buyer.

Also recovered from his immediate possession and control were 10 heat-sealed transparent plastic sachets containing the suspected illegal drugs with an aggregate weight of 45.2 grams.

A case for violation of Section 5 (Sale of Dangerous Drugs), Article II of Republic Act 9165 was filed against Mercado. Government eyes nuke energy

to address power shortage

Filing of bgy. poll CoCs

starts todayCANDIDATES for the Oct.

25 barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) elections are expected to troop today (Octo-ber 1) to the Office of the Elec-tion Officer in their respective localities to mark the first day of filing of their Certificate of Candidacy (COC).

The aspirants are to file a “sworn certificate of candi-dacy” in person or through a duly authorized representa-tive at the office of the elec-tion officer during regular office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

In Resolution No. 9029, the Comelec en banc says those who are qualified to run for the position of Punong Barangay must be a Filipino citizen, 18 years of age on the day of the elections, able to read and write Filipino or any local dialect, and are registered voters and resi-dents of the Barangay where they intend to run for office for at least one year prior to election day.

SENATORS asked President Aquino to grant amnesty to soldiers accused of involvement in the dif-ferent uprisings during the Arroyo administration.

Resolution No. 217, signed by 17 senators, called on the President to clear all current and former members of the Armed Forces of the Philip-pines (AFP) who were involved in the July 2003 Oakwood mutiny, the February 2006 Marine standoff, and the November 2007 Manila Peninsula siege.

Senator Vicente “Tito” Sotto III filed the measure on Wednesday and was signed by Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile, Senators Jinggoy Estrada, Lito Lapid, Edgardo Angara, Alan Peter Cayetano, Loren Legarda, Ferdinand Marcos Jr., Gregorio Ho-nasan II, Sergio Osmeña III, Manuel Villar, Ramon Revilla Jr., Juan Miguel Zubiri, Franklin Drilon, Ralph Recto, Teofisto Guingona III, and Francis Escudero.

Sotto expects the Senate to adopt the resolution on Monday.

Senators seek amnesty for ‘mutineers’

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While he was working on the ground floor, a few of the girls were painting on the third floor. He could hear them singing praise choruses in harmony as their voices echoed down the wide-open staircases. Song after song minis-tered to him. “It was the most beautiful sound I’d ever heard,” he told me later. “And it lifted my spirits.”

Colossians 3 reminds us, “Let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord” (v.16). Not only were those teenage girls giving sweet praise to God, they were ministering to a co-worker.

Whatever you’re doing today, cultivate an attitude of praise. Whether it is through song or conversation, let your joy in the Lord reverber-ate to others. You never know who you might encourage.

Our words of praise and songs of joy Can be a welcomed gift

To those who need encouragement— Whose spirits need a lift. —Sper

WIN-Loss record na 16-0.Sweep 16.Walang talo. Record.Ang galing ng San Beda.

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BEAMING WITH PRIDERyan Garcia proudly displays his trophy after being adjudged most Valuable Player for Season 73 of the UAAP. Garcia is the leading scorer for the Tamaraws, which battled Ateneo Blue Eagles in the finals.

TUNYING PENAREDONDO

JRU remains hopeful for Final Four bid

JOSE Rizal outlasted Mapua, 83-78, yesterday to remain in contention for the last Final Four berth in the juniors’ division of the 86th NCAA basketball tournament at The Arena in San Juan City.

Cris dela Paz fired 21 points while Kevin Oliveria and Jerome Garcia scattered 20 points apiece to help send the Light Bombers in a three-way tie with the St. Benilde Junior Blazers and Letran Squires on 9-7 (win-loss) slate.

Jose Rizal and Letran, however, drew the lowest quotient scores and would fight it out in a knockout match at 10 a.m. tomorrow with the win-ner battling it out with CSB, which emerged with the highest tiebreaker, on Monday in a another no-tomorrow contest for the fourth and last slot in the Final Four.

Orcollo joins RP Team

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Pool Masters champion Dennis Orcollo will com-pete in the 2010 Pattaya 9 Ball Invitational Pool Competition from Oct. 1 to 3 at the Royal Garden Plaza in Pattaya, Thai-land.

Orcollo, top player of star-studded Bugsy Pro-motions, expects an uphill battle in the 32-man field tournament.

“I’m ready. It’s a big challenge for me, but I will do my best for flag and country,” said the former fisherman from Bislig, Surigao del Sur.

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Ateneo captures grand slam victoryTHE Ateneo Blue Eagles

whipped top-ranked Far Eastern University (FEU) Tamaraws, 65-62, yesterday to capture their third consecutive UAAP title this season 73 at the Araneta Coliseum.

Blue Eagles coach Norman Black brought his grand slam touch to the UAAP men’s basketball tournament as he led his team to win the crown this season.

Black, who steered the San Miguel Beermen to a three-peat in

the PBA in 1989, accomplished his second Triple Crown following the upset win over the Tamaraws.

“This is the most difficult championship that we’ve won. It’s a total team effort. Thank you to the Ateneo community for sticking with us,” said Black, who now joins the ranks of former col-legiate coaches Franz Pumaren of La Salle, Aric Del Rosario of UST and the legendary Baby Dalupan of UE in winning three consecutive

UAAP crowns.While Black mapped out Ate-

neo’s plays in every huddle, it was Ryan Buenafe who did most of the damage inside the court.

Buenafe, who struggled of-fensively this season, delivered the knockout punches in the payoff period as he helped the Katipunan-based squad complete a two-game sweep of their best-of-three Finals showdown against the Tamaraws.

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