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The best things in life are Libre
VOL. 12 NO. 183 TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2013www.libre.com.ph
ALL SEATS TAKENOKUPADO ang lahat ng mauupan sa breastfeeding ward sa Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital sa Sta.Cruz, Maynila, kahapon, simula ng pagdiriwang sa World Breastfeeding Week. Ayon kay Dr. RubenFlores, direktor ng Fabella, may 147 ang nanganak kahapon sa pagamutan. RICHARD A. REYES
MaibanamanNina Marlon Ramos at TJ Burgonio
LUMABAS si Teresita Soreta sa kanilang barung-barong sa gilid ng San Juan River sa Barangay Sala-pan, San Juan City, bago sumikat ang araw kahapon
upang tumungo sa covered court ng purok.Sinabayan ng 54-taong-gulang
na maybahay ang ilang daan paniyang kapitbahay na naghain ngmga papeles sa mga kawani ngDepartment of Social Welfare andDevelopment upang makalipat nasila sa proyektong pabahay ngpamahalaan sa San Jose delMonte City sa Bulacan.
Kabilang sina Soreta at angkanyang pamilya sa unangpangkat ng mga informal settlerna kusang nagbaklas ng kanilangmga tirahan upang malinis na ngpamahalaan ang San Juan River,isa sa mga pangunahing daluyanng tubig sa Metro Manila.
Me and my children are veryhappy because we now have a
chance to own a house, sinabi niSoreta sa INQUIRER. After fourdecades, we will no longer have tofear being washed away by floodsduring the rainy season.
Hindi tulad ng mga naunangdemolisyon ng mga maralitang pa-mayanan sa Kamaynilaan, natuloyang paglilikas sa may San JuanRiver kahapon nang walang kara-hasan at pagtutol mula sa mgaapektadong residente.
Why should we fight the gov-ernment? We understand that ourhouse is located in a danger zone.Were actually lucky that we weregiven a safe place to live in, sina-bi ni Leticia Manuel, kapitbahay niSoreta.
Demolisyong walang sakitan
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SIRA-SIRANG mga sasakyan, nagkalat ang dugo attubig, ugong ng sirena at masangsang na amoy ng
usok ang laganap kahapon sa lugar kung saansumabog ang isang car bomb sa Cotabato City
kahapon.JEOFFREY MAITEM
6 patay sa Cotabato car bombNgunit iniimbesti-
gahan ng pulisya kung
si Sayadi o kapatid ni-tong si Mayor JapalGuiani Jr. ang traget.
Sinabi naman niSecretary HerminioColoma ng Presiden-tial CommunicationsOperations Office nakinukundina ng Mala-caang ang use of vi-olence to kill andmaim our country-men who are peace-
fully going abouttheir daily lives.Dinagdag pa niya:
Well hold accountablethese criminals whoterrorize our society.
Wala pang tinukoyna suspek ang mgaopisyal, ngunit agadna inalerto ang mgapuwersa ng pamaha-laan dahil sa mgapagsalakay at pam-bobomba kamakailanng pangkat ng re-beldeng Moro na tutolsa usapang pangka-payapaan sa pagitanng administrasyon niPangulong Aquino atng Moro Islamic Lib-eration Front (MILF).
Sinabi ni SeniorSupt. Rolen Balquin,city police director, nanapakalakas ngpagsabog kaya na-
pugutan ang dalawa
Nina Edwin Fernandezat Williamor Magbanua, Inquirer Mindanao
COTABATO CityIsang malakas nabombang kinabit umano sa isangsasakyan ang sumabog dito Lunes nghapon, pumatay ng hindi bababa saanim na tao at puminsala sa 29 iba pa.
Sumabog ang bom-ba nang dumaan angbulletproof na SUV nasinasakyan ni City Ad-ministrator CynthiaGuiani-Sayadi.
Hindi nasaktan siSayadi, ngunit dalawa
sa mga pulis na body-guard na nasa isangsecurity van ang na-sawi, ayon sa mgaopisyal, dinagdag nahindi pa malinaw
kung si Sayadi angtarget ng pagsalakay.
sa mga biktima.Aniya, tila kinabit sa
sasakyan ang bomba.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2013 3NEWS
OKAY SA SAN JOSEHALOS 30 ektarya ang lawak ng lugar sa Barangay Muson, San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan, napaglilipatan ng mga informal settler na aalisin sa kinatitirikan nila sa gilid ng mga estero. May 4,000bahay ang gagawin dito. Kahapon, lumipat na ang mga taga-San Juan River. RAFFY LERMA
Pilipinas hihingi ng tawadsa pamilya ng taga-TaiwanT A I W A N M a g p a -padala ng sugo angPilipinas sa Taiwanu p a n g h u m i n g i n gtawad para sa pama-maril na ikinamatayng isang mangingis-dang Taiwanese, si-nabi ng anak na babaenito noong Lunes.
Dahil sa pahayag,umusbong ang pag-asang mapahuhupa
ng hakbang ang ten-syon sa ugnayan ngTaipei at Maynila ka-sunod ng pamamarilsa 65-taong-gulang nasi Hung Shih-chengn g m g a P i l i p i n o n g
coast guard sa pinag-tatalunang katubigannoong Mayo 9.
The Filipino sidehas agreed to apolo-gize to us in a publicm a n n e r, s i n a b i n iHung Tzu-ching, anakna babae ng mangi-ngisda, sa mga reportersa Pingtung City.
They have agreedto send a special en-
voy... we insist the rep-resentative must rep-r e s e n t t h e F i l i p i n ogovernment. They willlet us know in advance
who will be appointed.If we feel the designat-
ed representative isOK, then the time willbe decided, aniya.
Hindi naman agadmakapagbigay ng ko-m e n t o a n g m g aopisyal sa Manila Eco-nomic and CulturalOffice sa Taipei.
S i n a b i n i A n n aKao, tagapagsalita ngministring panlabasn g T a i w a n , n a d u -
m a d a a n p a a n g h i-dwaan sa mga pro-s e s o n g p a n d i p l o-matiko at ilalabas angmga resulta when thetiming becomes ma-ture. AFP
Dating pahinante sa panaderya milyonaryo naBAHAGI na lang ngnakalipas ang pagi-ging panadero niya.
Tinanggap ng taga-Bulacan na ama ngisang anak ang tsekepara sa P23.3 milyons a t a n g g a p a n n gP h i l i p p i n e C h a r i t y Sweepstakes Office(PCSO) sa Pasay Citykahapon makaraangmatamaan ang pre-m y o s a b o l a h a n n gL o t t o 6 / 4 2 n o o n g
Agosto 1.
A y o n k a y P C S OGeneral Manager JoseFerdinand Rojas II, na
nagbabantay sa pag-bibigay ng premyo,s i n a b i s a k a n y a n gnanalo na tumatayai t o s a l o t t o n a n gdalawang ulit sa loobng isang taon mulanoong 2008.
S a b o l a h a n n gA go s t o 1, l u m a ba sa n g k u m b i n a s y on g05-10-11-22-27-42 natinayaan niya.
Sinabi ng nagwagina hango ang kumbi-nasyon sa kaarawan
nilang magkabiyak atilang bilang na hinu-got lang sa hangin.
An i Ro xa s, ba la kng nanalo na iwananang dating trabaho atmagtayo ng sarili ni-tong panaderya.
I b a b a h a g i r i numano nito ang pre-myo sa mga mahihirapna kapatid, at mag-tatabi para sa anak.
HAWAK NI LUY MGA PAPELES
Napoles may P510M sa PAFsavings, loan association
sons she used wereeligible and whetherthese investments
were in keeping withAMWSLAIs limits ondeposits, ani Baligod.
Tinawagan ng IN-QUIRER ang tanggapanni Nolasco at mga tau-han niya ngunit hindipa sila tumutugon.
Sinabi ni Baligod nanais ni Napoles na higitna mapalago ang pon-dong nalikom ng mgapeke nitong NGO kayapinasok sa AMWSLAna nagbibigay ng upto 13-percent interest
earnings, tax free.
Aniya, tinanggap niNolasco si Napoleskahit hanggang P3-mi-lyon kada indibidwallang ang maaaringipasok sa AMWSLAI.
Batay sa papelesna pinakita ni Luy, napinag-asikaso niNapoles sa mga ta-laan ng pera nito,nagpasok si Napolesng kabuuang P510milyon bilang deposi-to sa AMWSLAI mulaOktubre 9, 2009,hanggang Abril 2011.
Mababasa ang de-talye sa INQUIRER
ngayong araw.
Ni Gil C. Cabacungan
MAHIGIT P500 milyon sa mga depositosa kooperatibang pautang at pang-im-pok ng mga sundalo at pulis ang nasapangalan ni Janet Lim-Napoles, kabiyakniya, mga anak at mga empleyadongnagpapatakbo umano ng mga pekengnongovernment organization (NGO).
Sinabi ng abo-gadong si LeviBaligod na hawak ng
whistle-blower na siBenhur Luy angbuong talaan ng pon-dong nakuha niNapoles mula sa mgakita ng mga pekeng
NGO nito na pinasok
sa Air Materiel WingSavings and Loan As-sociation Inc.(AMWSLAI) sa tulongng pangulo at chairng asosasyon na si Ri-cardo L. Nolasco Jr.
There are ques-tions on whether
Napoles and the per-
DOJ: 3 linggo na sa lookout bulletin si Napoles, kapatid niyaN A S A i m m i g r a t i onlookout bulletin nangmahigit tatlong linggona ngayon ang nego-syanteng si Janet Lim-N a p o l e s , a n g u t a k umano sa multibilyon-p i s o n g p o r k b a r r e lscam, at kapatid niyangsi Reynald Jojo Lim.
K aya dapat mag-
bantay ang mga opisyalk u n g d a d a a n a n gmagkapatid sa mga im-migration counter ngmga pandaigdigangpaliparan at pantalansa bansa.
S inabi ni JusticeSecretary Leila de Limakahapon na nilagay
sina Napoles at Lim sa
talaan noon pang Hu-lyo 15 sapagkat maaarisilang tumakas giventhe gravity or magni-tude of the allegationsand the Napoleses fi-nancial capacity.
N a u n a n g i n i-i m b e s t i g a h a n a n gmagkapatid dahil sa
u m a n o y l a b a g s a
batas na pagpiit kayBenhur Luy, na niligtasng National Bureau ofInvestigation nitongMarso. Sinumbong niLuy, pinsan at datingassistant ni Napoles,na kumukuha ito ngpork barrel fund paras a m g a p e k e n g
proyekto. COA, JRU
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SHOWBUZZ TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 20134ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor
Engaged couple China andGino find perfect recipe
For the first time, the excitedgroom-to-be talks about their
wedding plans. Congrats, Chinaand Gino! May your love alwaysbe served hot; may you alwaysbe each others aphrodisiac.
Tell us about your cableshow on the Lifestyle Channeland your restos.
Chefscapades is a traveloguewhich follows my dad (chefGene Gonzalez) and I as we goaround the country. We are en-tertained by a family that isknown for its [specialty] food.We cook our version of theprovinces specialty or use theproduce in that area to make adish. The show has a great con-cept and it is in line with mymission (and dads) to put
Philippine cuisine on the globalmap.
We have Caf Ysabel. I own
Buenisimo by Caf Ysabel andIm a partner at La Taqueria
Amiga Mia. We have take-outcounters in leading supermar-kets called Chef Ginos Gourmetand Caf Ysabel Kitchen.
How did you propose toChina?
I proposed in one of our fa-vorite places, Boracay.
It was Holy Week and I al-ready brought the engagementring. I think it took me threedays into the trip until I finallyasked her.
I was hoping to do it at sun-set but the sun went down sofast and we had a little argu-ment because I was delayingour plans
So I did, I knelt down and
said, Lets do this. Will youmarry me? Funny thing wasshe didnt hear it. She just as-
sumed I asked when I showed
her the ring because she wascrying already.
It was funny and cute at thesame time.
What was her initial reac-tion?
She was kilig.What made you decide that
China is the one for you?I kind of knew that a few
years back. I just knew Let us in on your wedding
plans.
It will be a destination gar-den wedding with harvest as athemenot too formal and nottoo casual. Color will be oldrose and gray.
Where will your honey-moon be?
We havent talked about thatyet but Italy and Morocco areon our to go list.
Dont you have any appre-hensions about marryingsomeone who comes from aninfluential clan?
None at all. The family of
China is kind and humble with
values of a Catholic family. I ac-tually admire that they hearMass together even if all ofthem have families already. I
will be part of that soon.Since China and you are
both chefs, dont you have un-spoken rivalry in the kitchen?
No, we actually work welltogether in the kitchen. When
we cook, we dont talk thatmuch but for some reason sheknows what she has to do and I
know what I have to do. Well,our attraction kind of startedwhen I held her wrist to helpher do tempura when we werestarting out.
Whats your fave amongChinas signature dishes and
whats her fave among allyour specialties?
Hmmm I love her crabswith garlic and basically any-thing she concocts. She lovesmy Thai dishes and anything Ibraise and basically every-thing I cook except tapa even if
I marinated it myself.
How many kids do Chinaand you plan to have?
Two, maximum of three.What excites and what
scares you most about mar-riage?
Well, the whole thing fromplanning to the day plus thechallenge of making the magiclast a lifetime which everybodysays is a lot of work but it canbe done.
What do you love most
about China?Her kindness and patience.If China were a dish, what
would she be and why?She would be a perfectly
seared sea bass with brown but-ter sauce. Sea bass is one of thebest fishes. It has delicate meat
yet its easy to cook. The sauceis very complex. Just like China.She is a person whos easygo-ing, but very precious. Her per-sonality is intriguing yet verytransparent just like the hazel-nut butter sauce.
By Dolly Anne Carvajal
CHINA Cojuangco and chef Gino Gonzalez arecuteness and coolness personified. After sixand a half years of being blissfully happy to-
gether, they are going to get hitched soon. The twochefs are so well-suited for each other. They havefound the right ingredients and perfect recipe to satis-fy all their cravings so they will never go hungry foranyone else except each other.
CHINA Cojuangco and chef Gino Gonzalez.
BOX-OFFICE HITJEFFREY Jeturians Ekstra, with Batangas Gov. Vilma Santos in the titlerole, topped the box office in all four venues of the just concluded
Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2013 5FEATURES
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Aug. 7ROMYHOMILLADA
Italians art doomed in Manila,
cherished in Mandaluyongof that period whenMonti shared his art
with Filipinos. Montidied in 1958 and wasburied at the San Fe-lipe Neri parish ceme-tery also in Mandaluy-ong.
Sense ofpreservationMy lament is that
sometimes the chil-drens sense of preser-
vation and history isnot that strong. Wehave to work doubletime. If we have aplace like (a muse-um) where we canpreserve all these,then we can bring thekids there and teach
them, Macasaet toldthe INQUIRER. The for-mation of the chil-dren has to be moreholistic and we need(to expose them) tothe humanities.
A thorough re-search may be in or-der for the plannedmuseum to also tellthe back stories be-hind every Monti
piece on campus.Macasaet surmisedthat the works werecommissioned by theschools pioneers, Ital-ian priests who mayhave been friends ofthe artist when helived in a studio innearby San Juan.
The images includethat of Don Bosco orSt. John Bosco, the
19th century Italianpriest who devoted hiswork to educating dis-advantaged youths orstreet children; St. Do-minic de Savio, one ofDon Boscos students;Jose Maria Delgado, ashipping magnate
who figured in thescouting movement inthe Philippines, andCardinal Santos, thefirst Filipino cardinal,
who had his priestly
formation at DonBosco when it wasstill known as SanCarlos Seminary.
According toMacasaet, many of theMonti pieces weremerely kept in a stor-age room for years un-til he ordered them tobe put back on display
when he became headof the school in 2008.
They remain in rel-atively good condi-tion, although the St.Dominic de Saviopiece has already lostits crucifix, he noted.
Apart from thesculptures, the muse-um will also featurethe memorabilia ofthe schools first Sale-sian priests, such asold coins and paint-
ings. It may behoused in a nearly300-year-old build-ing in the campus.
This is a work inprogress. After settingup a library in thatbuilding, we plan tohave the museumnext, Macasaet said.
The Don Boscoalumni communitymay have to be tappedfor support and the
target is to have theproject started by2016, when the build-ing hits its tercenten-nial year, he said.
By Kristine Felisse Mangunay
WHILE his decades-old art-work in Manila may soonbe torn down, his creations
in nearby Mandaluyong City are beingsaved and cherished.
The Don BoscoTechnical College isplanning to put up amuseum of theschools history, which
was made richer bythe contributions ofFrancesco Monti, theItalian sculptor wholived in the countryfor 28 years and
worked with leadingFilipino architects inthe 1950s.
Montis artisticlegacy made head-lines in the INQUIRERlast month, albeit ona sad note, when
word went out on thedemolition of a long-condemned privatebuilding in Ermita,Manila, which fea-tured his nine-meter
workThe Furies.Mayor Joseph
Estrada later suspend-ed the demolition of
the portion contain-ing the concrete bas-relief piece to allowthe Italian embassy tocheck the work on themold being preparedso the sculpture couldbe faithfully repro-duced for display at
Adamson University.But at Don Bosco,
Montis works live on.These include bustand medallion por-
traits of saints and re-ligious figures, includ-ing that of the lateCardinal Rufino San-tos, which can befound in various spotson the campus.
School rector Fr.Martin Macasaet saidthe school administra-tion believed that hav-ing a museum wouldhelp reconnect its stu-
dents with the historyand cultural heritage
MONTIS condemned masterpiece in Manila, TheFuries. NIO JESUS ORBETA
DON BOSCO rector Fr. Martin Macasaet with aMonti relief sculpture of Cardinal Rufino Santos.
ANDREW TADALAN
MONTIS St.Dominic de
Savio.ANDREW TADALAN
RENS Baarde,22, nag-aaral saOur Lady ofGuadalupeCollege.For modelingprojects:[email protected]
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6 FEATURES TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2013
MR. GAY WORLD TOP 10THE PHILIPPINES Erimar Ortigas(left) cracked the Top 10 in the
2013 Mister Gay World in Antwerp,Belgium, last Aug. 4 (Aug. 5 inManila). He also bagged the awardMister Gay Popular Vote foramassing the most number of voteson the Internet poll. Hong Kong-based Filipino expatriate Benjie
Vasquez Caraig (top, left), whorepresented that Chinese territory,
was proclaimed first runner up.Christopher Michael Olwage formNew Zealand inherited the MisterGay World title from compatriot
Andreas DWerleth. Matthew
Simmons of the Estados Unidos wassecond runner up. Olwage alsotook home the awards for NationalCostume, Swimwear and ArtChallenge.
MaDocs screens patientsfor operation on ovarian
and uterine tumorsTHE MANILA Doctors Hospital(MDH) is currently holding apatient screening for their in-house medical-surgical missionon ovarian and uterine tumorsuntil Aug. 29. Patient screeningsare conducted every Tuesdaysand Thursdays from 8 to 10 a.m.at the MDH CSR Clinic at U.N.
Avenue, Manila.The medical missionWomen
Empowerment through SurgicalHelp for Ovarian and Uterine Tu-mors (We SHOUT)is one ofMDHs annual medical-surgicalmissions that offer surgical helpto the underprivileged and un-derserved members of the soci-ety. Twenty-three indigent pa-tients will be given surgical assis-tance this year.
Done in cooperation with theMetrobank F oundation, WeSHOUT is the annual surgicalmission headed by MDHs De-
partment of Obstetrics and Gy-
necology (OB-Gyn) and hasbeen running for 14 years.
For further inquiries, call theDepartment of OB-Gyn at 524-3011 local 8124 and look forany OB-Gyn resident.
One of the leading centers ofhealth and wellness in the Philip-pines, MDH is a Metrobank Foun-dation healthcare affiliate. TheFoundation actively supports thehospitals operations and providesfunds for a wide array of socialservices, which includes subsidiesfor in-house charity patients, out-reach programs and health-relat-ed interventions in adopted com-munities, and research. Recerti-fied as an ISO 9001:2008 institu-tion and recently recognized asthe first private hospital in Asia tobe accredited by AccreditationCanada International (ACI), theMDH is poised to become a keyplayer in the growing medical
tourism industry.
Low-acid coffee
to perk you upMILLIONS of Filipinos drink coffee every day. In fact, itis estimated that eight out of 10 Pinoys drink at leasttwo cups of coffee daily, whether they are piping hot oriced cold. So what are the benefits of drinking coffee?
Aside from perking up lazymornings and sleepy after-noons, various studies revealthat drinking coffee in modera-tion helps reduce the risks fortype 2 diabetes, Parkinsons and
Alzheimers diseases, dementia,heart and cardiovascular dis-eases, stroke and cancers of theliver, kidney and prostate.
But while most Filipinos en-joy cup after cup of stimulatingcoffee, some cut back on theirbrew because it hurts theirstomach and they cannot toler-ate drinking more than a cupevery day.
To help drinkers with stom-ach sensitivities enjoy more
cups of coffee, Kopiko, the cof-fee specialist, introduces KopikoL.A. Coffeethe first low-acidcoffee mix in the Philippines.
Kopiko L.A. Coffee is madefrom selected grade one coffeebeans that undergo a controlledroasting process to reduce itsacidity and make it smooth andstomach-friendlyideal for cof-
fee lovers who have sour stom-ach.
We are very excited tolaunch L.A. Coffee, the latest in-novation from Kopiko. Its ro-bust coffee aroma, light blend,creamy taste and low acid levelmake Kopiko L.A. Coffee ahealthier choice, said MichaelTandas, Kopiko brand manager.
Kopiko L.A. Coffee is avail-able at all leading groceries andsupermarkets nationwide at on-
ly P6 per sachet. It is manufac-tured by PT Mayora and dis-tributed by TriDharma Market-ing Corp.
Score free Carly Rae ticketsPOP MUSIC fanatics are in foranother world-class music expe-rience as Canadian singer-song-
writer and the artist behind thehit song Call Me Maybe CarlyRae Jepsen visits Manila for aone-night concert at the AranetaColiseum on Aug. 7.
Get free concert tickets toCarly Rae Jepsen Live in Manila
when you get a Huawei AscendMate or Huawei Ascend P6 un-der Globe Best-Ever MySuper-Plan. You can also score freetickets when you purchase a pre-paid phonekit for both handsets.
For plan subscriptions at Plan999 and up, get two free VIP or
Patron* seats at the concert.Meanwhile, subscriptions atPlan 499 and All-Unli Plan give
yo u two fr ee Low er or Up pe rBox* seats. A prepaid phonekitalso comes with a free UpperBox ticket.
The Huawei Ascend Mate isfree at Plan 999 and is also avail-able at Plan 499 with a P200monthly cashout** over a 24-month contract period. Mean-
while, the Huawei Ascend P6 is
available for as low as P999
monthly at Plan 499 with P500monthly cashout** or at P1,199monthly at Plan 999 with P200monthly cashout** also for a 24-month contract period. Huawei
Ascen d P6 is a Globe-e xclus ivehandset while the leader in post-paid is the first telco to carry theHuawei Ascend Mate.
We are very excited to bepart of [this] musical extrava-ganza. Copresented by Globea n d H u a w e i , t h e C a r l y R a eJepsen Live in Manila will defi-nitely break concert records onceagain with thousands of Filipinoseagerly waiting for her and hermusic, said Raul Macatangay,
Head of Globe Postpaid.Huawei Ascend Mate boasts
of a 6.1-inch screen display,longer battery life with 4050mAH, quad-core processor andthe latest Android OS. Touted asthe worlds sl immest smart-phone, Huawei Ascend P6 has aquad-core processor, an 8MP rearcamera and a 5MP front camera,as well as the latest Android OS.
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Tuna brand getsmore exposureSAN Marino canned tuna prod-ucts are now available in all
Puregold outlets, said Pilar deGuzman, category brand manag-er of Foodsphere Inc., makers ofthe popular canned tuna brand.
Indeed, the entry of San Mari-no products in Puregold is an im-portant milestone for our brand,said de Guzman, adding that it
will further boost the companyseffort to reach out to more Fil-ipino consumers and offer themhealthy and delicious products.
Foodsphere has rolled out San
Marino Tuna variants includingCorned Tuna, Chili Corned Tuna,Tuna Paella, Blue Mackerel, TunaFillet, Tuna Spread and TunaEmbutido in all Puregold PriceClub, Puregold Junior and Pure-gold Extra outlets.
San Marino Corned Tuna hasthe delicious taste of Corned beefand the health benefits of Tuna.It has less oil than the usual tunaflakes in oil and has lot of tuna. Itis also rich in Omega 3 and DHA
which are good for the heart andbrain, De Guzman added.
Win a car, smartphonefrom messaging appLINE, the worlds leading mobilemessaging platform with 200 mil-lion users, has launched a promo-tional event to invite new Filipinousers to Line. Anyone can enterthis event by simply downloadingthe application until Aug. 19.
A quick and easy registrationwi ll gi v e th e pa rt i ci pa nt s achance to win the grand prize ofa 2013 Mini Cooper as well asS a m s u n g G a l a x y S 4 s m a r t -phones, adorable Line dolls andmany more. The lucky winners
will be announced on Sept. 2.The give away event is the ex-
tension of Lines efforts to be clos-er to Filipinos. Line has been of-fering locally-tailored services forFilipino users, illustrated by thefirst localized TV commercial,
wh ich sta rs yo un g ce le bri tie sJessy Mendiola and Matteo Guidi-celli who sing a catchy Line themesong that has quickly become fa-miliar to many Filipino fans.
The recently released free Linesticker series of Jessy and Matteoas well as multiple official ac-c o u n t s o f l o c a l b r a n d s a n dcelebrities are more examples ofLines efforts to becoming an inte-gral part of Filipinos daily lives.
Visit the apps event page for
more information.
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WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/BENJIE.CARAIG
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7ENJOY TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2013
SOLUTION TO
TODAYS PUZZLE
CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROY LUARCA
LIBRA
VIRGO
LEO
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GEMINI
TAURUS
ARIES
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AQUARIUS
CAPRICORN
SAGITTARIUS
SCORPIO
Kapalaran
UNGGUTERO BLADIMER USI
Love:Y Career:PMoney:
YYYYSusubuan ka niya
pero matatapon
Mabibili mong tubig,
bakit may flavor?
PDi ka lang makahihinga
ng alikabok, kakain pa
YYTitingnan ka sa mata at
hahawaan ng sore eyes
Bilis! Make tinda na
the goto with isaw
PPPPMay maiiwang
shampoo sa tenga
YYYYGugulo lang ang buhay
kapag umibig ngayon
Sige, kumain lang
ng Japanese food
PPPWag mainip, mabagal
talaga sa Pilipinas
YYYTalagang ganyan,
kailangan e
Sweet naman, regalo
sa iyo: 2 kilong asukal
PPPTapangan ang kape,
puyatan mamaya
YYYYKapag binigay ang oo,
hindi na mababawi
Gagawa ka, babayaranka, iyon ang usapan
PPTatamaan ng diarrhea,
magbagong-buhay na
YYDont make kalikot your
ilong sa harap niya
May ibibigay na sideline
ang isang kaibigan
PPPPPTindi mong mangagat,
palitan si bantay
YYYYType niya ang balbon
na legs, wag ahitin
Hindi mo na maibalik
kaya suklian na lang
PPPPLook and listen
bago ka tumawid
Y
Iba sinasabi mo sanilalaman ng puso mo
Hindi pala sila
tumatanggap ng tseke
PP
Ipahinga ang tuhod,hindi ka na bata
YYKausap ka niya pero
sa iba nakatingin
Doghouse pa lang ang
kaya mong bilhin
PPPScrerwdriver ang
gamitin, wag martilyo
YYYYAlam mo, say it with
flowers na lang
Lakas mong lumipad,
hiram lang pakpak mo
PPHindi fino-floor wax
ang blackboard
YYYYDelikado yang balak
niyong gawin
Wag ibenta ang dangal
sa murang halaga
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sabihin ang totoo
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yumakap sa iyo
Ang pera mo parang
sinturong maikli
PPPHuwag sasali kung
ayaw mong masaktan
OO3 LASING pumara ng taxi
Nahalata ng driver na lasing na lasing ang tatlo. Kaya ang ginawa ng
driver binuhay lang nito ang makina tapos pinatay ulit sabay sabi...DRIVER: Nandito na po tayo.Bumaba ang pasahero.LASING 1: Bayad ko! (sabay abot ng bayad)LASING 2: Manong, salamat ha?Nagulat ang driver ng sampalin siya ng malakas ng pangatlong pasa-
hero.DRIVER: Bakit po?LASING 3: Sa susunod bagalan mo takbo mo. Muntik na kaming ma-
matay!Kinuha s a Facebook fansite Pinoy Joke s and Quotes. I-like din
ang admin fb.me/iPogingCute
CRAZY JHENNY MONMON
ACROSS
1. Poke
4. Prize
9. Corrida cheer
10. Egg-shaped
12. Native American
13. Insect
15. Knee
16. Finish
17. Born
18. Former
20. German city
22. Spy
24. Shovel
27. Abominable snowman
31. Paddle
32. Bryants league
35. Lair
36. Cured
38. Wander
39. Cowered withg tiles
40. Native, suffix
41. Arranges again
42. Gender
DOWN
1. Unit of energy
2. Church feature
3. Toots
4. Memorizing process
5. Still
6. Custodian
7. Money dispensing
machine
8. Bridles
11. Youngster
14. Tiny peg
19. Bit
21. Pigpen
23. Mild
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25. Standard
26. Ridge
28. Rims
29. Taunt
30. Catalog
33. Eurasian plant
34. Increases
37. Sloths
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8 SPORTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2013DENNIS U. EROA, Editor
IRON LADYBAGAMAT mas mabigat ang timbang kumpara sa ibang kalahokay nauna pa sa swim event ang babaeng nagpawis sa CobraEnergy Drink Ironman 70.3 Philippines noong Linggo sa Lapu-LapuCity. Nagwagi si two-time Olympian Courtney Atkinson sa mensPro race, samantalang numero uno sa ikalawang sunodpagkakataon si Caroline Steffen ng Switzerland sa womens Prodivision. Nagwagi sa Filipino elite race si Banjo Norte samantalangika-lima sa pros si Pinay Monica Torres. AUGUST DELA CRUZ
JAPAN TINAMBAKAN
Gilas balik ang gilasNi June NavarroB
INAON sa limot ng Gilas Pilipinas ang pagkata-lo sa Chinese-Taipei upang tambakan angJapan, 90-71, kagabi sa 27th Fiba Asia Champi-
onship sa Mall of Asia Arena.
Sumiklab ang mga nasyonalsa pangunguna ni MarcusDouthit upang hindi pa-
pormahin ng Gilas ang Japan.Matibay ang depensa ng Gilasmula umpisa hanggang simulaupang hindi bitiwan ang maa-gang 17-14 agwat.
Umakyat ang bansa sa 2-1ngunit nahaharap sa malakingpagsubok ngayon kontra Qatar
(3-0).Samantala, gagamitin ngQatar ang mabagal laro upangsapawan ang bilis ng Gilas.
We know theyre (Gilas) quick
China, Chinese-Taipei sumiklabNi June Navarro
DALAWANG araw matapospaulanan ng tres ang GilasPilipinas, wala pa ring katapu-san ang pagpapakawala ng Chi-nese-Taipei ng mga bomba mulasa labas.
Dinurog ng Chinese-Taipeiang Hong Kong, 94-55, ka-hapon sa simula ng secondround sa Group E ng 27th Fiba
Asia Championship sa Mall ofAsia Arena.
Hindi nagpahuli ang kampe-ong China na sumandal kayZhou Peng upang bigwasan angKazakhstan, 73-67. Umakyat sa1-2 ang China.
May tig-tatlong tres sina LuCheng-ju at Taiwanese-Ameri-can Douglas Creighton upangmapanalunan ng mga Tai-
wanese ang ika-apat sunod laro.
Sinalpak ng Taipei ang 14 sa27 tira mula sa tres at mataasna 34 of 59 sa perimeter tungosa 58 percent overall.
Ganito rin katindi ang shoot-ing ng Taipei kontra Gilas nanag-resulta sa 84-79 panalonoong Sabado.
Nauna rito ay pinabagsak ngQatar ang Jordan, 75-61, upangtularan ang marka ng Chinese-Taipei.
Meneses sa
NAASCUopeningKABILANG si dating PBA super-star Vergel Meneses sa mgapanauhin sa pagbubukas ng13th National Athletic Assoca-tion of Schools, Colleges andUniversities Agosto 13 saMakati Coliseum.
Pangungunahan ng Aerial
Voyager ang ceremonial tosskasama si NAASCU chairmanDr. Jay Adalem at si Dr. VicenteO. Santos Jr. ng host Our Ladyof Fatima University at pangulong asosasyon.
Nagmula sa CEU IntegratedSchool of Malolos si Meneses nanagwagi na PBA Most ValuablePlayer noong 1995.
Kabilang din si Meneses saPBA Greatest 25 Players at sakasalukuyan ay coach ng JRU
sa NCAA.
ANGATMINALIIT ni Marcus Douthit ng Gilas Pilipinas ang depensa nina
Kosuke Takeuchi (kaliwa) at Ryota Sakuragi ng Japan upangmagpakawala ng jumper kagabi sa Fiba Asia sa Mall of Asia Arena.Balik sa winning feeling ang Gilas, 90-71. AUGUST DELA CRUZ
Lady Tam Sambile, EagletRavena lider sa UAAPNi Jasmine W. Payo
INIWAN ni Camille Sambile ng
Far Eastern University ang mgakatunggali upang manguna sakarera sa Most Valuable Playerng mga kababaihan mataposang first round ng labanan saUAAP womens basketball.
Numero uno ang nakaba-batang kapatid ni Kiefer Ravenana si Thirdy sa junior basket-ball. Tulad ng kanyang kuya aypambato ng Ateneo si Thirdy.
Tinulungan ni Sambile angLady Tamaraws na walisin ang
first round, 7-0. May 89.28
statistical points si Sambile naangat ng 20 SPs kay AfrilBernardino ng National Uni-
vers ity.May 74.42 SPs si Ravena up-
ang tulungan ang Eaglets sa 5-2marka. Lider ang NU Bullpupsna may 7-0 kartada.
May average na 19.7 puntossi Sambile, 11.4 rebounds, 1.9assists at 1.4 blocks.
Nasa ikatlong puwesto siMaica Cortes (65.42 SPs) ngUniversity of Santo Tomas ka-sunod si Ara Abaca ng De LaSalle University Lady Archers na
may 62.28 SPs.
and their quickness will give ussome problems. Weve got to pre-pare for that, sabi ni Qatar headcoach Tom Wisman matapostalunin ng Qatar ang Jordan, 75-61, gamit ang mabagal ngunittiyak na opensa kahapon.
Bagamat malapit nang mag-retiro ang mga pambato ngQatar nanatiling malakas ang
lineup sa pamumuno ninaturfalized forward JarvisHayes na napiling 10thoverall pick ng New JerseyNets.
