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•Ang lagay ng puso,career at bulsa momalalaman na saKAPALARAN page 6

•Visayas, Mindanaopagkukunan ng GULAYpara sa Metro page 2

•BIRTHDAY Bati, bakaikaw ang pinababati ngmga kasama mo saopisina page 4

YYYYMas ok itsura niya kungwala kang eye glasses

SERVATHON 2009ABALA sa pagpipinta ng pader ng surgery ward ng National Children’s Hospital sa Quezon City ang isang boluntir ng Lowe sa kainitan noongSabado ng Servathon 2009 ng Hands On Manila. Basahin sa page 3.

gayan Valley at Isabela, nasinalanta ng bagyo.

Nauna nang inihayag ni De-fense Secretary Gilbert TeodoroJr. ang pansamantalang pagtigilng opensiba ng militar sa mgakomunista na nasa lalawiganglubhang apektado ni Pepeng.

Nitong Linggo ng gabi ayitinigil na ng mga sundalo angpagtulong sa mga biktima ngBagyong “Ondoy” sa Marikina,Pasig at Cainta upang pumunta

sa hilaga na sinalanta naman niPepeng.

Dinala rin ng mga sundaloang kanilang heavy equipment,dagdag ni Brawner, upang ma-gamit sa clearing operations.

Sinabi niyang nauubos naang pondo ng AFP para sa reliefwork, lalo na ang pantustos sagasolina.

Umalis kahapon mula saCamp Aguinaldo sa QuezonCity ang hanay ng 32 trak ng

militar upang magdala ng 1,000galon ng tubig, 5,000 piraso nglumang damit, 2,000 kumot,2,000 banig, at 4,000 pakete ngpagkain para sa mga biktima niPepeng sa Baguio City.

Sinabi kahapon ng NationalDisaster Coordinating Councilna bukas na para sa maliliit nasasakyan ang isang lane ng Ken-non Road. Patuloy naman angpagsasaayos sa Marcos Highwayat Naguilian Road.

Friendship muna lahat tayoKahit maraming NPA sa mga evacuation center, ’di sila huhulihin kundi tutulungan pa

Ni Jocelyn R. Uy

M ISTULANG nagkaroon ng ceasefire sa pagitanng militar at rebeldeng komunista bunga nglupit ng Bagyong “Pepeng” sa hilagang Luzon.

Ayon sa Armed Forces, mara-mi silang nakikitang kasapi ngNew Peoples’ Army (NPA) napumupunta sa mga evacuationcenter at kumukuha ng reliefgoods, ngunit hindi nila ito di-nadakip.

“There are no enemies intimes like this. We also have tohelp them out,” sinabi ni Lt.Col. Romeo Brawner Jr., taga-pagsalita ng sandatahang lakas.

Aniya, ang mga kasapi ngNPA ay nanggagaling sa Ca-

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TODO-TRABAHO ang mga pulis sa pagpala kahapon sa putik galing salandslide sa mga bundok sa La Trinidad, Benguet. INQUIRER WIRES

MAPANGANIB pero tuloy pa rin kahapon ang mga naglakad sa gilid nggumuhong bundok sa Tuba, Benguet. AFP

TULOY ang basketbol kahit hanggang bewang ang tubig sa BarrioPungo, Calumpit, Bulacan. INQUIRER WIRES

KUNDI dahil sa lubid na makakapitan, malamang naanod ng rumara-gasang tubig ang mga residente ng Calizon, Calumpit Bulacan. RAFFY LERMA

Hindi handa mga opisyalHermogenes Ebdane Jr. naunang kukumpunihin ang mgakalsadang nag-uugnay sa Pan-gasinan at La Union.

Ayon sa mga lokal naopisyal, nagulantang sila ng tin-di at bilis ng pag-ulan, pagbahaat pagguho ng lupa.

Dumaing naman ang mgamiyembro ng rescue at disasterresponse teams. Anila, hindi silakulang sa pagsasanay at kaala-man ngunit nagkukulang sila sakagamitan tulad ng tali, pala,bangka at bulldozer. DelmarCariño, Frank Cimatu, Yolan-da Sotelo, Cristina Arzadon,Leoncio Balbin Jr., AnselmoRoque, Kristine L. Alave

L A TRINIDAD, Benguet—Nagulantang ang mgalokal na pamahalaan at hindi handa ang mga itoupang tugunan ang bangis at lupit ng kalikasan

na nagdulot ng malawakang pagguho ng lupa at pag-baha sa hilagang Luzon nitong nakaraang linggo.

Sinubukang tumugon ngmga opisyal sa Benguet upangtumulong sa mga biktima ngu-nit inamin nilang hindi sapatang kanilang kakayanan atpaghahanda.

Sinabi naman ng pamunuan

ng Department of Public Worksand Highways (DPWH) na ma-ngangailangan sila ng P1.43 bil-yon upang ayusin ang mgakalsada, tulay at iba pang im-prastrakturang nasira ng baha.

Inihayag ni DPWH Secretary

Itatama mga mali sa mga textbookHINDI insekto ang gagamba, hin-di lalawigan ang Paoay at hindi siRobert Louis Stevenson ang may-akda sa nobelang The Kidnapper.

Naglabas ang Department ofEducation (DepEd) ng 28-pahi-nang “Teaching Notes” upangitama ang 450 mali sa 10 En-glish textbook na inisyu noongisang taon upang gamitin ngmga mag-aaral sa Una hanggangIka-anim na Baitang sa mgapampublikong paaralan.

Hinikayat din ng DepEd angmay 500,000 guro nito na mag-ing “critical” sa mga ginagamitna aklat at maging mas masi-gasig sa paghahanap sa mali.

Sinabi ni Education Under-secretary Vilma Labrador na ni-

lalaman ng Teaching Notes angbuod ng pidbak mula sa mgapribadong indibidwal, mgatagarepaso ng DepEd, at mgamay-akda at patnugot.

“This is provided as yourguide in improving conceptualdevelopment and organization ofthe lessons and in correcting er-rors that may be [found] in thetextbooks you are using,” aniLabrador, tinukoy ang mga guro.

Nauna nang siniwalat ni “sickbooks” crusader Antonio CalipjoGo na maraming pagkakamali samga aklat. Nakasaad ito sa li-ham niya sa INQUIRER na may pa-magat na “English for Carabaosor Flip-glish” nitong Hunyo.

Philip C. Tubeza

P100M pinsala ng pagbaha sa CaintaAABOT sa P100 milyon ang hala-ga ng ari-arian, partikular mgaimprastraktura, na nasira sa ba-yan ng Cainta sa pananalanta ngBagong "Ondoy” sa Rizal atsilangang Metro Manila mahigitdalawang linggo na ang nakalili-pas, ayon kay Cainta Mayor Ra-mon “Mon” Ilagan.

“If you will count the damagethat the typhoon had causedother government facilities andinfrastructure such as healthcenters, multipurpose halls,school buildings and the like, the

figure could easily balloon to astaggering P100 million,” aniya.

Halos apat na ulit ang laki ngpagtataya ni Ilagan sa P26 mil-yong tantya ng municipal engi-neering office. Anang alkalde,kulang ang ulat, na sumukat langsa mga napinsalang lansangan.

Aabutin ng anim na buwanhanggang isang taon bago tu-luyang makabangon ang Caintamula sa pananalasa ni Ondoy,pahayag ni Ilagan.

Isa ang Cainta sa mga pinaka-malubhang nasalanta. DJ Yap

Vis-Min kukunan ng gulayNAGKUKUMAHOG ang Depart-ment of Agriculture sa pagkuhang gulay sa Visayas at Mindanaopara sa pangangailangan ngMetro Manila. Hindi makakuhang suplay mula sa Gitna at Hila-gang Luzon dahil sa malawak-ang pinsala sa mga daanan nadinulot ng mga bagyo.

Sinabi ni Agriculture SecretaryArthur Yap sa mga reporter namaliban sa mga panindang hindi

maibiyahe mula sa norte, maraminamang pananim na sinira ngbagyo at pagbaha sa Bulacan,Nueva Ecija, Laguna at Cavite.

Aabot sa 70 porsyento sa su-play ng gulay sa Metro Manilaang nagmula sa mga lugar na ito.

Sa pagsisikap na mapunan angpangangailangan ng Metro Mani-la, nangontrata na ang DA ng 45metriko tonelada ng gulay mulasa Visayas at Mindanao. RTO

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2009 3FEATURES

32 firms join annual ‘Servathon’done together withLowe, an ad agency,whose art departmentpainted a mural.

Sandy Prieto-Ro-mualdez, INQUIRERpresident and CEO,said each activity inthe service marathonwas “a way to igniteand remind corpora-tions that corporatevolunteerism is alive.”

Herself a formerchair of Servathon,she joined the muralpainting with her twosons at NCH. “Thinkof the joy of the peo-ple who will see thispainting,” she said.

Coca-Cola Founda-tion, along with ITcompanies NEC andEmerson, provided re-lief goods to St.Michael Parish inManila, Catmon inMalabon, and Habitatfor Humanity. Devel-opment Bank of thePhilippines construct-ed a portion of theHabitat for Humanitysite, while Chevronrefurbished thebarangay center inPandacan Area.

First Gen rehabili-

tated some of the ani-mal enclosures at thePasig City Zoo.

BPI renovated thecomputer room atIsaac Lopez Integrat-ed School, while lawfirm Romulo MabantaBuenaventura Sayocand De Los Angelestook care of theschool’s library.

HSBC andPlantersbank madeclassrooms look newagain at Nueve deFebrero ElementarySchool, while Philip-pine Transmarine Car-riers and Far EasternUniversity repaintedrooms at PlainviewElementary School.

Whole kitchenRockwell con-

structed a wholekitchen at Childhouseat the PCSO Com-pound in Quezon City.

Some groups pre-ferred to share whatthey do best. The legaleagles of Ateneo LawSchool Alumni Associa-tion provided free legaladvice in some com-munities, while topconsulting firm Accen-ture conducted a semi-

By Penelope P. Endozo

V OLUNTEERS from some 32companies gave up work andplay on Saturday to join

Hands On Manila’s “Servathon,” itsannual “service marathon” that aimsto generate volunteer involvement forthe sake of marginalized sectors.

Together, theyclocked in a record12,815 hours for vari-ous activities, helping12,025 students infour schools, 1,000families in 12 commu-nities, 20 single momsin a shelter and 4,000youths and children.

This year’s Ser-vathon took on a spe-cial meaning as someof the efforts weregeared toward reliefoperations in areas af-fected by TropicalStorm “Ondoy.”

Gianna Montinola,2009 committee chair,said if Hands OnManila (HOM) wereto put a figure onhow much Servathonhad achieved and do-nated, it would be inthe millions of pesos.

“But that is notwhy HOM was found-

ed almost seven yearsago,” Montinola said.“It was founded sim-ply to allow good-hearted people to givea precious commodity,which is time, in theservice of the people.”

Different folksCompanies are free

to choose how theycan best serve an or-ganization or a com-munity. They can con-struct and rehabilitaterooms and houses,provide relief goodsand or share their tal-ents in art.

On Saturday, the22-member INQUIRERteam painted two out-patient treatmentrooms at NationalChildren’s Hospital(NCH). They splashedon pastel colors,smiles and good vibes.A third room was

nar on resumé-writingat the Don Bosco Tech-nical Institute.

Debriefing kidsEON Relations

Firm helped the chil-dren of Welfareville inMandaluyong City re-cover from their trau-matic experiencesduring the back-to-back storms through

a special psychologi-cal debriefing andasked kids to drawwhat they have expe-rienced.

“They were able toexpress their feelingsthrough art,” he said.

Other companieswho gave their time,efforts and evendoughnuts included:

Krispy Kreme, GlobeTelecoms, KennyRogers, SM Super-malls, Cibo, PancakeHouse, ING Bank,Runners for Others,Max’s, TrueValue,Thomson Reuters,Central Azucarrera deDon Pedro and staffof the Philippine Sen-ate.

4 FEATURES TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2009

Libre pagbati namay blowout pa

Samantala, bin-abati ng INQUIRER LIBREang mga sumusunod:

Oct. 11— Rodel C.Regondola, 40, Manila;Precy Cautivar, 35, QC;Virginia Hiwatig, 50,Antipolo; AlexanderMichael L. Abucayn, 1,Caloocan; Carlito L.Cortez, 50, Marikina;Marites Tabuena, 35,Manila; Linda Belza,36, Cavite; MyriamBernarte, 38, Cavite;Rodolfo Rival III, 25,Manila; Maricel Vil-lacite, 32, Pasig; Be-berly dela Cruz, 23,Makati; Vi-an Rivera,19, QC;

Oct. 13— JaysonO. Almedilla, 20,Pasay; Jeromee Yao,40, Muntinlupa;Shirley A. Gois, 45,Malabon; RaphaelMiguel Mendiola, 7,QC; Jaya P. Villamor,13, Marikina; AngelMae B. Calayag, 1,Manila; Mary RuthSanchez, 27, Valen-zuela; Betchewell ma-tienzo, 29, Manila;Erika Amor S. Sales,23, Caloocan; Frede-lyn U. Repoylo, 26,Mandaluyong; RheaAngeline Malana, 25,Bulacan; John Vin-cent G. Mata 6, Lagu-na; Estrella Ca-bangisan, 61, LasPiñas; Mariel RemFernandez, 23, Pasig;

Darwin Francisco, 22,Bulacan; GwynGabriel M. Razal, 11,Cavite; Danilo P. Calu-paz Jr., 20, Antipolo;Aaron Butch Almen,27, Manila; NelsonGonzaga, 40, QC; Es-peranza Galit, 26,Pasig; Olivia C Cahilig,32, San Juan;

Antipolo; Joy O. Ibe,36, Pasig; Arwin Areva-lo, 20, Mandaluyong;

H APPY Birthday Rogene G.Pungtilan ng San Pedro, La-guna. Nanalo ka ng birthday

blowout for 10 persons sa DairyQueen Alabang Town Center branchpara sa 27th birthday mo sa Oct. 16.Hintayin ang tawag ng INQUIRER LIBREpara sa detalye ng blowout mo.

WITH

Perfume-making seminar setLEARN how to createyour own bottle of per-fume, and earn extraca sh . Jo in Go ldenTreasure Skills Devel-opment Program’s per-fume-making seminarat the Vermont BloomsUnlimited, 9 AnonasRoad, Project 3, Que-zon City on Oct. 18,from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Topics to be dis-

cussed will includesourcing of materialsand costing. There willbe a hands-on trainingon making perfumespray, cologne sprayroll-on perfume, creamtype perfume, and gels o l i d t y p e . B o n u scourses includes howto make body scrub,foot spa soap, foot

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Participants will re-ceive a certificate ofcompletion. Lunch,snacks, module andmaterials will also beprovided.

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Pinoy flavored fries to conquer LAFROM a small store that first offered flavoredfrench fries to Filipinos 16 years ago, PotatoCorner now has 10 outlets in Jakarta, Indone-sia, and is set to put up branches in Los Ange-les, California, in the United States.

Cinco Corp., the company behind Potato Cor-ner, will also launch a new concept café calledPotato Corner Spud Diner — a sit-down alterna-tive that will feature sumptuous potato dishes.

Potato Corner is still open for franchising.Call Mina Brodeth of Cinco Corp. at 534-5845to 46, send e-mail to [email protected] or visit the company at 869 Katarun-gan St., Barangay Plainview, Mandaluyong City.

Oct. 12— JohnDaryl Modesto, 19,Taguig; Wendel Hi-baya, 27, Taguig; Victo-ria Decker, 22, Manila;Christine Mariz Santia-go, 19, Manila; RodelA. Gulloy, 33, Pasig;Edgar N. Camania, 30,Caloocan; Eunice M.Dipasupil, 22, Manila;Hanzel A. Campol, 26,Taguig; Dominic Johandelos Reyes, 10, Marik-ina; Raniel A. Rivera,25, QC; Jerome Candi-do, 28, Taytay; WillemWalter A. Geopano, 16,Pasay;

OCT. 12— VictoriaDecker, 22, Manila

OCT. 14— DarwinPalad, 24, Saudi Arabia

Oct. 15—Stephanie AnnSuarez, 23, Manila;Brendo Bañadera, 19,Baclaran; Aurelia G.Abuel, 55, Manila;Jose Paulo Alaraz, 23,QC; Emmalyn Salin-gay, 32, Pasig; RogeliaLayug Daquioag, 49,Pampanga; Sashi San-telices, 6, Manila;

OCT. 15— Jaime P.Sanoy, 44, QC

OCT. 16— AlleineApple Maegh B. Lanot,5, Pasay

Oct. 16— TroyKevin D. Hacildo, 18,Manila; MarianneStacey Go, 5, QC; Cle-ofe Zuela, 28, QC;Daphne Faith Aban, 4,

Oct. 17— ElidaSantos, 35, Parañaque;Edgardo Manalastas,38, Bulacan.

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OCT. 17— Angel G.Vivar, 38, Bulacan

OCT. 17— NicholaiPullo M. Cuarenta, 3,Caloocan

Oct. 14— JaysonBiadog, 25, Mandaluy-ong; Mary Jane Virgo,32, QC; Maxine C De-lao, 8, Makati; Char-maine R. Panis, 21,Manila; Raul FebreoCastro, 43, Valen-zuela; Gemalyn Cabal-las, 25, Taytay; AliceYgana, 41, Makati;Razel C. Paunillan,Caloocan; Criselda P.Ocliaso, 47, Antipolo;

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SHOWBUZZ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2009 5ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor

Maui disownsnude photos

I cornered Maui if it’s reallyher in those nude shots. “Mara-mi akong kamukha,” she ex-plains. “If you take a closer lookat the pics, you’ll know that it’snot me. The breasts and tattoosare different from mine. I’m notbothered at all because I knowfor sure that Bryan never tooknude pics of me ... ” If a picturepaints a thousand words, it canalso paint a thousand lies.

ExcitedI am brimming with excite-

ment. I have a new show onlinewith esteemed colleagues RickyLo, Isah Red and ShirleyPizarro on PLDT MyDSL’sWatchpad which will belaunched on Oct. 19 at Estab-lishment (The Fort, Taguig).

It will be totally differentfrom my daily show on CignalTV’s Viva Cinema Channel, StopTalk & Listen, with Maui Taylorand Mr. Fu. Since Ricky, Isah,Shirley and I write for compet-ing newspapers, it would be in-teresting to see us join forces aswe swap show biz inside storiesin our new show. We promise togive you something else andsomething more.

Aging gracefullyMy beloved ‘second mom’ Ti-

ta Nena (Amalia Fuentes) sentme this text message after thealleged mistress of her ex, JoeyStevens, was put behind bars:“Seeing her in jail is priceless.All else I can buy with Visa.”

Tita Nena never loses hersense of humor no matter what.She looks at life straight in theeye and is ready to play herpart well. Talk about aginggracefully.

Lovi’s loveIs Lovi Poe the new apple of

Ilocos Sur Rep. RonaldSingson’s eyes? What about heron-and-off relationship with Jo-lo Revilla? Who could Lovi’s“official” love be?

PointblankI asked Nyoy Volante point-

blank: “Who would you ratherreconcile with, your ex-GF Ninaor Survivor castaway Jef Gai-tan?”

He chose Jef because they’ve

been longtime friends. It’s al-ways best to fall in love withyour best friend.

Teachers’ partyI had a blast at PLDT’s party

for their “Gabay Guro” mem-bers at Jills. Teachers from allover the country let their hairdown as they played variouswacky games.

PLDT also took them towatch Eat Bulaga in the studio,booked them in Legend Hotel,took care of their airfare, treat-ed them to lunch and pamperedthem at Flawless. After threedays they went home with lootbags, prizes and big smiles.Many more fun activities arelined up for the teachers. PLDTwill stop at nothing to teach theteachers how to live it up.

New TV seriesABS-CBN’s “next big” stars

will collide in the newest seriesto hit the Hapontastic slot, a TVremake of Nagsimula Sa Puso,directed by Malu Sevilla, whichpremieres today.

Maja Salvador plays Celina,a woman whose life goesthrough a routine because ofher obedience to her mother. Italso stars Jason Abalos , CocoMartin and Nikki Gil. The se-ries is meant for the CrazyHearts Club of which I am alifetime member.

‘Banana Split’Celebrate one year of fun

with the Banana Split barkadawith their daily servings (week-days, 3 p.m. and Saturdayevenings after XXX ) on ABS-CBN. Join Angelica Pangani-ban, John Prats, Zanjoe Maru-do, Jayson Gainza, Pooh, RREnriquez, Princess Ryan andPokwang in their wacky seg-ments like NNNNN, Brod, Bro,Bru, Boys Over Acting, and thenewest addition, Sosyal, Pa-sosyal at Wa Sosyal. Guests in-clude Piolo Pascual, KC Con-cepcion, Kim Chiu, Gerald An-derson, Donna Cruz and VilmaSantos. Every episode willmake you go bananas.

By Dolly Anne Carvajal

I GOT an intriguing e-mail which reads: “Why isBong Revilla persecuting Hayden Kho for his sexvideos? Didn’t his son Bryan allegedly take nude

pics of Maui Taylor when they were still together?Check out the attached pictures.”

Gerald-Kim or Gerald-Sarah?Ni Marinel R. Cruz

NAGA CITY—Ayon sa aktor nasi Gerald Anderson, may natu-tunan siyang mahalagang liksy-on sa aksidente sa set ng TayongDalawa kung saan nadamay angkanyang kapwa aktor na si Co-co Martin.

“I realized that it could hap-pen to me, too. It was traumat-ic for Coco and it was also dis-tressing for me. It could havebeen me or Jake (Cuenca, isapa nilang kapwa aktor sa Tay-ong Dalawa) sprawled on thefloor,” sabi ni Gerald sa IN-QUIRER Entertainment.

Nasugatan sa mata si Cocoat nalapnusan ng bahagyaang mukha nang isang blast-ing cap—na gamit upanggayahin ang putok ng bar-il—ang napaaga ang pagsabogsa taping ng katatapos lang ngsikat na teleserye. Dinala si Co-co sa UST Hospital kung saantinanggal mula sa kanyang kali-wang mata ang ilang piraso ngkanyang napunit na jacket at ngblasting cap.

“Kinabahan kami,” sabi niGerald. “I saw Coco writhing inpain. At first, we weren’t sure if

he’s OK. We saw a lot of blood.I helped carry him and broughthim to the hospital. He’s OKnow. It was good that the

wounds weren’t too deep.”Kasalukuyang mapapanood

si Gerald sa Agimat: Mga Ala-mat ni Ramon Revilla, kungsaan kinakailangan niyang gu-mawa ng ilang action scenes sapagganap niya bilang ang sikatna kriminal na si Tiagong Aky-at.

“I didn’t train for what I’mdoing in the series,” sabi niGerald. “I just rehearse with afight instructor on the set.I’ve been a fan of actionfilms since I was young. Ithelped that I like watchingJackie Chan films.”

Dagdag pa ni Gerald nagagawa siya ng isa pang pe-likula kasama ang on-screenpartner na si Kim Chui, at IkawNa Nga ang working title. Hul-ing nagtambal ang dalawa saromantic flick na I’ve Fallen ForYou noong 2007.

Napapabalita rin na gagawarin siya ng pelikula kasama siSarah Geronimo. “I’m open tomaking films with other actress-es,” sabi ni Gerald. “I’ve heardthat Kimerald (Kim-Gerald) fansare opposed to this. I under-stand them, but I know this willhelp me grow as an actor.”

GERALD

WARNER Bros.’ critically acclaimed satire “The Informant!,” based onthe true story of the highest-ranking corporate whistleblower in U.S.history, will be shown soon exclusively at Ayala Malls Cinemas (Glorietta4, Greenbelt 3 and Trinoma). Starring Matt Damon, “The Informant!” isdirected by Academy Award® winner Steven Soderbergh. The film is adark comedy about corporate espionage, multinational price fixing,wiretapping, embezzlement, FBI investigations and a high-levelcompany whistleblower.

6 ENJOY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2009

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UNGGUTERO BLADIMER USI

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SOLUTION TOTODAY’S PUZZLE

CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROY LUARCA

ANDOY’S WORLD ANDRE ESTILLORE

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CHOKING o MaxPEDRO: Doc, I accidentally swallowed a chicken bone!DOC: Is it choking?PEDRO: No, it is Max’s.DOC: I don’t mean ‘Chow King’, I mean, are you choking....PEDRO: No, Doc! Serioso ako, Doc!

—galing kay Andre Espino ng Malate, Manila ACROSS1. Bones5. Township10. Decays

11. Country12. Ensnare13. Greek lyric poet15. Monica of tennis

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DOWN1. Morsels2. Wounds3. Musty4. Tree5. Dot6. Onassis7. Egg-shaped8. Indonesian, for short9. Dissent14. Painting16. Celebrity

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2009 SPORTS DENNIS U. EROA, Editor

cast at www.v-league.ph. Ipa-palabas rin ang mga aksyon saNBN-4.

Binuksan ng FEU ang kani-lang kampanya sa pamamagi-

tan ng 25-13, 25-23, 25-16 panalokontra UP.

Ayon kay USTcoach Shaq DelosSantos masamaang laro ng USTkontra Adamson.

Naniniwala si Delos Santos naiba ang lalaruin ng Tigresseslaban sa determinadong LadyTamaraws.

“It’s a period of adjustmentfor us,” wika ni Delos Santos.“That’s why I still don’t thinkthat we are the favorites towin here.” Cedelf P. Tupas

MASAMANG pangitain sa mgakalaban kung paano binali ngUST Tigresses ang pakpak ngAdamson Lady Falcons sa simu-la ng Season 6 Shakey’s V-League noong Linggosa FilOil Flying V Are-na sa San Juan.

Tinalo ng Tigress-es sa pangungunanina Aiza Maizo atAnge Tabaquero angLady Falcons, 25-18,17-25, 25-17, 25-16.

Inaasahang lalo panggaganda ang laro ng Tigressessa pagtagal ng liga.

Masusubukan ngayon ngFEU Lady Tamaraws ang Ti-gresses. Makukuha ng man-analo ang solong liderato saliga na mapapanood sa web-

FEU, UST mag-aagawan

SBC LIONS, SSC STAGS

Duelo paranumero uno

KAKASA BA KAYO?MAKIKITA ang palaban na San Sebastian College Lady Stags na pupuntiryahin ang ika-limang sunod na titulosa NCAA women’s volleyball tournament. Sinilat ng Lady Stags ang karibal na College of St. Benilde LadyBlazers, 20-25, 25-21, 22-25, 25-19, 16-14, sa Game One ng best-of-three title series. Gagawin ang GameTwo Huwebes 4 p.m. Pambato ng koponan na ginigiyahan ni coach Roger Gorayeb sina Nicole Atienza,Jennelyn Belen, Analyn Joy Benito, Elaine Cruz, Janice Datar, Russel Angela Jalbuna, Maria Ara Mallare,Melissa Mirasol, Margarita Pepito, Marie Pierre Quigley, Mary Rose Reguine at Dafna Robinos. JIM GUIAO

PUNZALAN

NCAA WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALLMga laro sa Huwebes

(EAC Gym)11 n.u. – SSC-R vs UPHSD (jrs finals)2 n.h. – Letran vs SBC (men’s finals)

4 n.h. – SSC-R vs CSB (women’s finals)

SSC, Letran abot-kamay tituloNi Cedelf P. Tupas

ABOT-KAMAY na ng San Sebas-tian Lady Stags at LetranKnights ang mga titulo sa NCAAvolleyball matapos lusutan angmga kalaban Linggo sa EmilioAguinaldo College Gym.

Binura ng Lady Stags ang li-mang puntos agwat ng Collegeof St.Benilde Lady Blazers safifth at deciding set upang

makalusot, 20-25, 25-21, 22-25,25-19 16-14, sa Game 1 ngwomen’s finals.

Sinira ni Peter Pirante angdepensa ng San Beda upang tu-lungan ang Knights napabagsakin ang Red Lions, 25-23, 17-25, 11-25, 25-23, 19-17,sa men’s finals. Kapwa best-of-three ang mga salpukan.

Lumapit rin ang PerpetualHelp sa titulo sa juniors mata-

pos gulatin ang San SebastianStaglets, 25-19, 21-25, 25-21,25-20.

May 22 puntos si AnalynBenito at 15 puntos si MargaritaPepito na naging mitsa satagumpay ng SSC.

Pinaliguan ni Pirante ng 25hits ang Red Lions. Sinapawanni Pirante si San Beda star play-er Sylvester Honrade na may 21puntos.

FEU Tamaraws UAAP table tennis championsTALO sa basketbol, panalo na-man sa table tennis ang FarEastern University sa UAAPmen’s and women’s table tennistournament kamakailan sa BlueEagle Gym.

Binuhat nina Most ValuablePlayers Beverly Villar atMonarch Brogueza ang FEUpaddlers.

Tulad ng defending overallchampion University of Santo

Tomas, may tatlong titulo nangayong season 72 ang FEU.Hari rin ang Tamaraws sa men’staekwondo.

Sinorpresa ng Tanaraws angpaboritong UST Tigers, 3-1, atpinagharian ang men’s division.Tiniyak ni Vincent Arnibal nahindi makakawala sa FEU angkorona matapos niyang gapiinsi Martin Angelo Diaz, 11-5, 11-6, 13-11, sa fourth singles.

Bagsak si Brogueza kayZoren Mendiola sa opening sin-gles, 11-8, 7-11, 6-11, 5-11,ngunit tabla ang sagupaan dahilsa panalo ni Jhinno Selma kayMari Gentica, 11-8, 11-7, 5-11,11-6. An 11-5, 11-6, 12-10.

Nagwagi rin sa doubles angFEU na hinahanap ang unangtitulo simula noong 2006.

Naungusan ng FEU ang UST,3-2, sa women’s finals.

Ni Jasmine W. Payo

M AY DUELO ang kampeong San Beda at SanSebastian College para sa numero unong po-sisyon sa NCAA men’s basketball Final Four.

Nangyari ito matapos nalusutan ng Red Lions ang Stags,71-67, sa FilOil Flying V Arenasa San Juan.

Umiskor si Bam Gamalindamatapos niyang nakawin angbola kay SSC star Jimbo Aquinosa naghihingalong bahagi nglaro.

Kapwa may 16-2 panalo-taloang magkatunggali. Magsasagu-pa ang magkaribal bukas 4 p.m.kung saan ang magwawagi ayhaharapin ang Letran na nagta-pos sa ika-apat puwesto sa FinalFour.

Kapwa may twice-to-beatedge na ang Lions at Stags.

Nanguna si American rookieSudan Daniel sa Lions na may19 puntos, 13 rebounds at fourblocks.

Ngunit si Gamalinda angpinakamakislap sa manlalaro ngSan Beda matapos ang kanyanglay-up na nagbigay sa San Bedang agwat, 69-67, 33.8 segundo.MGA ISKOR (Srs)SAN BEDA 71—Daniel 19, Lanete15, Hermida 12, Pascual 6, DelaRosa 6, Gamalinda 6, Tecson 3,Caram 2, Marcelo 2, Tirona 0.SAN SEBASTIAN 67—Abueva 15,Sangalang 12, Pascual 12, Aquino9, Maconocido 6, Najorda 5, Ray-mundo 3, Semira 3, Marquez 2, DelRio 0.Quarters: 15-18, 28-35, 54-56, 71-67

MGA LARO NGAYON(FilOil/Flying V Arena)2 p.m.—Adamson vs

Lyceum4 p.m.—Univ. of Phils. vs

Ateneo6 p.m.—Santo Tomas vs

Far Eastern

8 FEATURES TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2009

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Wednesday,Oct. 14

Sunrise:5:46 AMSunset:5:38 PM

Avg. High:30ºC

Avg. Low:24ºCMax.

Humidity:(Day)77 %

RAIZEN AilesBirthday: Aug. 30Age: 4 years old

Nat’l Thank You DayFILIPINOS are invited to come togetherto honor extraordinary and inspirationalpeople in the Philippines in awardingceremonies to coincide with the 2nd Na-tional Thank You Day Awards at the SMMall of Asia on Oct. 20.

Spearheaded bySwiss chocolate brandToblerone, NationalThank You DayAwards honors indi-viduals whose talent,leadership, and vision

in their respectivefields not onlybrought recognitionto our country buttouched our lives andmade us grateful forbeing Filipino as well.

“We are giving eachFilipino the chance tosay his sincerest thankyou by nominating or

voting for the personhe thinks embodiesthe spirit of the Na-tional Thank You DayAward,” said CarloLicuanan, SeniorBrand Manager, KraftFoods (Philippines)Inc.

Among the nomi-nees are international

fashion designerMonique Lhuillier,Cannes Best DirectorBrilliante Mendozaand the late formerPresident CoryAquino, one of thegreatest leaders of alltime known for herfight for freedom anddemocracy.

Be part of a grate-ful nation. Join therest of the country asit honors the one per-son whom a gratefulnation will say a re-sounding thank you to.

For more informa-tion, visitwww.thankyoudayphilippines.com

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