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Dahil sa patuloy na ipinapakalat ng isang kalaban sa politiko na patay na...

BUHAY NABUHAY AKO– MAYORBERNABE

ISANG malakas at bu-hay na buhay na tawana lamang ang nagingkasagutan ni re-elect

Sundan sa pahina 2

Payo ng malalapit kay President Apparent Noynoy Aquino

Mga Director ng DPWH nanakinabang sa Administrasyon Arroyo magbalot-balot na!

Parañaque CityMayor Florencio“Jun” Bernabeng Lakas-KampiCMD party, sa

mga ipinapakalat ng balita nasiya ay ‘patay’ na dahil saatake umano sa sakit sa pusokamakailan ng isa sa kanyangnatalong kalaban sa politikasa katatapos na May 10, 2010elections.

Pahina2

Elect lady solonng Pasay…

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Trabaho, uunahinni elect Cong. Olivarez

Ito na angsimula ngbagong Pasay

- Calixto

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DPWH sabitsa bilyong

pisongraket ng Road

Boardimbestigahan;

MVUC fundnalusaw?

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DepEd Tech-Voccontinues toproducenationally-certifiedgraduates

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You shall receivePower when the HolySpirit has come uponYou; and shall beWitness to Me… toThe end of the earth.-Acts 1:8

THE BIBLE IN ONE YEAR:2 Chronicles 4-6John 10:24-42

WITNESS

In a criminal court case, witness provide vitalimformation about a possible crime. Being a witnessmeans telling the court the truth about what you know.

Just a criminal justice system relies heavily on witness,Jesus uses bold, faithful, and credible witmess to spread HisWord and build His church.

Before Jesus Ascended to His Father, He gave His disciple a final command-to launch a worldwide witnessing campaign. The Holy Spirit would come uponthem and give them supernatural power to be His witnesses throughout theworld (Acts1:8).

Jesus called these early apostles to go into a world where people did notknow about Him and give a thruthful account of what they had seen, heard,and experienced (Acts 4:19-20). Since they had witnessed His perfect life,teachings, suffering, death burial, and resurrection (Luke 24:48; Acts 1-5),they were to go out and give a thruthful testimony about Him.

In taking the gospel to the ends of the world, we are called to testify to thethruth about Jesus and how He has changed our lives. “How shall they believein Him of whom they have not heard?” (Rom.10:14.) What are you doing to tellother?-Marvin Williams

Lord and Savior, Christ divine,Reign within this heart of mine;May my witness ever be, Always, only Lord for Three.-BrandtGod has left us in the world to witnessto the world.

Acts 1:1-11May 28

Dahil sa ipinakalat ng isang kalaban sa politiko na patay na….

BUHAY NA BUHAY AKO – MAYOR BERNABE(Mula sa pahina 1)

Ayaw man sanang pat-ulan ni Mayor Bernabe,ang pagka-desperadonabigong politiko na kan-yang nakatunggali sa hala-lan, subalit hindi ito tumigilsa sunud-sunod na pag-papadala ng mga koronang patay, bulaklak atmass card sa kanyangtahanan.

At para ipaalam sa pub-liko at sa mga mamamay-an ng Parañaque na bu-hay na buhay na nagtatra-baho sa kanyang tangga-

malakas ang alkalde, ayhindi man lamang nitongnagawang lumuwas ngibang bansa o mag out oftown sa katatapos na hala-lan para makapag-relaksat ipahinga ang sarili da-hil sa ilang buwan rin ni-tong pagsasagawa ngpreparasyon at pangan-gampanya.

Sa unahin ang sarili, aynaisip pa rin nito ang ka-pakanan ng kanyang mgaconstituent at pagsilbihanang mga ito sa patuloy napagbibigay serbisyo pub-

liko para lamang hindimaantala ang takbo ngserbisyo sa loob at labasng city hall ganun din angmga proyektong nakah-andang ipatupad.

“Ang hirap kasi sa ilangpolitikong hindi matang-gap ang kabiguan ay na-sobrahan ang pagka-des-perado kaya sila aynagha-hallucinate at kunganu-ano ang naglalaro sakanilang isipan, sila rinang gumagawa ng sarili

nilang multo para ka-nilang katakutan, kayahindi ako magtatakabaka balang araw sakanila mangyari angbalitang kanilang ipina-pakalat”, ani pa ng al-kalde.

Tinalo ni Mayor JunBernabe si dating may-or at komedyante-aktorJoey “Tsong” Marquezat outgoing Parañaque1st Dist CongressmanEduardo “EDZA” Zialcita.

pan sa Parañaque Cityhall ay nagpatawag ito ngpress con para ipakitaang mga ipinadalangbagay para sa mga ‘patay’ng nabigong kalaban nito.

Sinabi pa ng alkalde, nawalang katotohanan na itoay inatake sa puso na da-hilan ng kanyang pagka-matay, aniya sa katunayanay nagagawa pa nitongmaglaro ng tennis sa Taha-nan Village sa nasabinglungsod kung saan isinaga-wa ang press conference.

Isa pang patunay naParañaque CityParañaque CityParañaque CityParañaque CityParañaque CityMaMaMaMaMayyyyyor Jor Jor Jor Jor Jun Berun Berun Berun Berun Bernananananabebebebebe

PBN-Reportorial Team

DAIG pa diumano ngtaga-National Road Boardang may mina ng ginto sakanilang walang habas napagwawaldas ng pondona nalilikom sa ilalim ngRoad Users’ Tax, o angMotor Vehicles UsersCharge (MVUC), ayon samga kritiko at analysts.Tinatayang may kabuuangmga Php50 bilyon na angnakokolekta na pondosapul ng maipasa ang Re-public Act No. 8794 noongHunyo 27, 2000. Sa malas,walang “accountability” opagpapanagot na si-nusunod ang mga Nation-al Road Board, kahit in-aatasan na sila ng Com-mission on Audit na hu-wag nilang basta-bastagalawin ang naturangpondo.

Pinakamalaking porkbarrel fund umano angRoad Users Tax na di-na-tataya, ayon kay SenadorMiriam Defensor-Santia-go. Isang kinatawan na-man sa Mindanao, si Rep.Mujiv Hataman, ang nag-siwalat na noong mga ta-ong 2004 at 2005, ginamitng Road Board ang hala-gang Php150 milyon bi-lang bonus para sa ka-nilang mga empleyado, sahalip na para sa pag-sasaayos ng mga sirangdaan.

Iniaatas ng batas (RA8794) na ang pondong na-lilikom ng MVUC ay ilalaanbilang pangunahing emer-gency fund sakalingmagkaroon ng aberya, odi-inaasahang pagkasira,pagkabuwal ng mga tulayat pagmamantini at pag-papabuti ng daluyan ngdaan (road maintenanceand improvementof roaddrainage), at paglalagayng sapat at matinong ilaw-trapiko at iba pang gamitpara sa kaligtasan sadaan (road safety devic-es), at pagkontrol sa po-lusyon sa hangin (air pol-lution control).

Sa malas, ang lumala-bas na siste ay ang pag-papalabas ng pondo parasa mga proyektong ito aydepende sa temperaturao gising sa umaga o“mood” na tinatawag ngmga taga-National RoadBoard kung magkano osino ang bibiyayaan nila ngpondo, ayon sa mga ek-sperto. “Walang malinawna patakaran o alituntuninkung ano ang matinongpamantayan ng RoadBoard sa kanilang pagre-release ng pondo para saisang partikular na daano highway sa anumang

Payo ng malalapit kay President Apparent Noynoy Aquino

Mga Director ng DPWH na nakinabang saAdministrasyon Arroyo magbalot-balot na!

PBN Reportorial Team

BINABALAAN kama-kailan ng mga taongmalapit kay Presidentin-waiting SenatorNoynoy Aquino namag-file na ng Volun-tarily Resignation angmga director ng DPWHna sobrang nakinabangsa panahon ni Pang.Arroyo, partikular ya-ong mga na-appoint nahindi naman kwalipika-do na hawakan angmga sensitibong posi-syon sa kagawaran.

Sinabi pa ng taongmalapit sa bagong Pan-gulo ng Republika, nakilala aniya nila ang mga

director na ito, kabilangdito ang Director ng Region8 (RD Angelito Twaño), CARRD (Guillas), NCR RD (Edil-berto Tayao), R-3 RD (Tolen-tino), at Region 1 RD (M.Alquiza), Region 5 RD (Da-nilo Manalang) at Region XRD (Jerome dela Rosa).Hindi rin ligtas na masibaksa pwesto ang ilan sa mgaPMO Director, at isa na ritoang si CAMANAVA PD Ma-cariola Bartolo na halosnag-iwan ng malaking ban-gungot sa Camanava dahilwalang nabago sa ka-nilang lugar sa laki ng prob-lema kaugnay ng FloodControl, NRIM II PD Mutuc,RRNDP PD Gil Villanueva,ADB-PMO PD Villar at Metro

Cebu PD Nilo Pamaylaon.Kasama na dito ang Bu-reau Director na matagalng umuukupa ng mga sen-sitibong posisyon, kahit nadi sila physically fit naisang batayan para hu-mawak ng sensitibong po-sisyon sa DPWH.

Marapat din daw na phys-ically fit ang hahawak saisang maituturing na “actionpost,” tulad ng Bureau ofConstruction, na hawakngayon ni Dir. Walter Ocam-po, na isang differently-ableperson, at naging biktima ngpolio, at hirap mag-ins-peksyon sa mga projectsites ng kagawaran.

“Kaya kung may delicade-za ang mga nabanggit na

mga director, dapat na mag-sumite na sila ng kanilangmga resgnation letter bagomaupo ang bagong Presi-dente ng bansa, upangmapag-aralan ng evaluationteam kung sino ang dapatna humalili sa kanila atmaipalit sa kanilang mga hi-nahawakan posisyon,”ayon sa mga source na mal-apit kay incoming PresidentNoynoy Aquino.

Napatunayan rin ng evalu-ation team ng susunod naAdministration na garapalannagkamal ng di maipaliwan-ag na yaman ang mga direc-tor na nabigyan ng poder, ikanga nayanig sa kontrober-siya ang mga Road Projectsng DPWH sa panahon ng Ar-royo Administration.

DPWH sabit sa bilyongpisong raket ng RoadBoard imbestigahan;MVUC fund nalusaw?

panig ng kapuluan,”ayon sa isang source.

Higit pa rito, walangpoder ang Kongreso sapagkontrol at pag-aallo-cate ng pondong na-likom sa MVUC dahil narin sa istipulasyon ngnaturang batas, kungkaya’t dapat itong maa-myendahan, ayon kayRep. Al Francis Bicha-ra. Wala ring pagkaka-pantay-pantay sa pon-dong ibinibigay para sa pagmamantini ng na-tional at provincialroads, wika ni Bichara.“At dahil nga wala itosa kontrol ng COA, tilamay mina ng ginto, opara lang namimitas ngpera sa puno ang RoadBoard kung saan nilananaiising gastusin angpondong nalikom na sakanila’y inilaan. Ito’y im-oral at ilegal, kung tut-uusin,” wika pa ngisang eksperto at kriti-ko.

May pitong (7)miyembro ang RoadBoard, na kung saanex-officio head ang ka-lihim ng Department ofPublic Works & High-ways (DPWH), at ex-of-ficio members namanang mga kalihim ng ka-gawaran ng Finance,Budget & Managementat DoTC (Dept. of Trans-portation & Communi-cation). Ang natitirangtatlong (3) miyembro aydapat manggaling sasektor ng transport atmga motorista. Subalitsinasabi ng mga ek-sperto na ang mgadirektor sa Road Boardang tunay na maka-pangyarihan sa pag-wawaldas sa pondo ngnaturang Board.” Angmga direktor ang siy-ang nagdedsisyon sapondo at daan napagkakagastusan nganumang pondongmailalabas, ayon samga nakaaalam.

Ganunpaman, angisang direktor na kasa-pi sa Road Board, si Di-rector Luis Mamitag ngBOM (Bureau of Main-tenance)-DPWH aynagwikang “iniwan”na siya ng mga kapwa-niya direktor sa natur-ang Board sa iba’tibang kadahilanan. Na-kahanda na raw “mag-pakulong” ang natur-ang direktor kungsakali at siya’y mai-imbestigahan at mapa-patunayan na may-sala sa kung anumanang ibibintang sa kan-ya.

PBN Reportorial Team

PANIBAGONG pag-asa ngayon ang hinihin-tay ng mga taga Pasaysa bago nilang inihalalna mayor na si incum-bent City Vice MayorAntonino “Tony” Calix-to sa katatapos na May10, election.

Ayon kay Calixto,mariing sinabi nito saharap ng kanyang mgaconstituent nang ip-rokalama ito ng ma cityboard of canvasserssa Cuneta Astrodome

ITO NA ANG SIMULA NGBAGONG PASAY-CALIXTO

kamakailan na, simula nang bagong Pasay, mata-pos ang mahabang pana-hon na panunungkulan niPasay City Mayor Wenc-eslao “Peewee” Trinidad.

Aniya, kapag pormal naitong maupo bilang alkal-de ng lungsod sa daratingna Hulyo 1, ay ipagpapatu-loy nito ang mga ma-gagandang sinimulan nioutgoing Mayor Trinidad atipapatupad nito ang kan-yang mga pangakong bini-tawan para sa mgaPasayeños.

Ang simulang magba-

bago sa Pasay, ay i-angatang ekonomiya ng lung-sod, i-angat ang kalidad ngedukasyon ng mga mag-aaral, kabuhayan at traba-ho para sa mga residenteat mga computer/skillsprogram.

Nagpapasalamat rinang bise alkalde sa kan-yang mga constituent da-hil sa tiwalang ibinigaynila para rito.

Mabibihisan na nga baang Pasay City!

Malaki naman ang pa-niniwala ngayon ng mgataga-Pasay kay Vice May-or Calixto, na mabibihisanna nito ang lungsod hindilamang sa panlabas atpanloob ng siyudad kun-di sa kasulok-sulukannito.

Ayon sa ilang grupo salungsod, ayaw nilangmaniwala na sa mga para-tang sa magkapatid naCalixto (Vice mayor Calix-to at nanalong Congress-woman Emi Calixto) na ib-inenta ng mga ito angPasay sa isang Jorge delRosario.

Anila, nilang pakana la-mang ito ng mga talunangpolitiko sa katatapos nahalalan kung kaya’t hindisila basta-basta manini-wala sa nasabing balitangnaglalabasan.

At ang tanging, inaasa-han nila ngayon sa lider-ato ng magkapatid naCalixto ay tuparin ang ka-nilang mga ipinangako atgampanan ang sinump-aang tungkulin .

“Sa tatlong taon ni May-or Calixto, siguro namanmay makikita tayonglinaw sa sinasabing niy-ang Bagong Pasay”, anipa ng mga ito.

Pasay CityPasay CityPasay CityPasay CityPasay CityMaMaMaMaMayyyyyor or or or or TTTTTononononony Calixtoy Calixtoy Calixtoy Calixtoy Calixto

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MULA sa matagump-ay na paglulunsad ngnakaraang “blood-let-ting drive”, ang City ofParañaque Multi-pur-pose Employees’ Coop-erative, sa pakikipag-ugnay sa PamahalangLungsod ng Parañaquesa ilalim ng pamumunoni Mayor FlorencioBernabe, Jr. ay mulingnaglunsad ng “blood-letting activity” na gi-nanap noong nakalipas

6th CPMEC blood-letting sa Parañaquena Mayo 21, 2010 mula8:00 a.m. hanggang 2:00p.m. sa Assessor’sLounge ng ParañaqueCity Hall at tinatawaganang lahat ng mga opisy-ales at empleyado(miyembro o hindi miyem-bro) gayundin ang mganagbabayad ng buwis atresidente na makibahagisa naturang aktibidad.

Ito ay ang pang-anim nasa na-organisa ng CPMECbilang bahagi ng serbisy-

ong programa ng natur-ang kooperatiba at kontri-busyon na rin sa pag-sisikap na mapataas atmagkaroon ang siyudadng sapat na suplay ngdugo na pansagot sa mgapangangailangang medi-cal.

“Ang bawat donasyongdugo ay maaaringmakasagip ng buhay.Kung kaya’t ito ang da-hilan kung bakit lubos nat-ing sinusuportahan ang

ganitong natatanginggawain at inaanyayahannatin ang lahat ng mgamamamayang may mgaginintuang puso na mak-ilahok sa gawaing ito,”pahayag ni Mayor Bern-abe. Dagdag pa ng punonglungsod na pinupuri niyaang CPMEC para sa patu-loy nitong pagsisikap namagkaroon ng sapat naimbak ng dugo.

Ang punong lungsod ayisang dedikadong taga-

pagtangkilik ng kilusangkooperatiba na maymalaking kontribusyon sapatuloy na pag-angat ngpamumuhay ng mgamamamayan saParañaque. Ang City ofParañaque Multi-purposeEmployees’ Cooperativeay kasalukuyang pinamu-munuan ni Engr. ArmandoArsenio na isa sa mga pi-nakaaktibong kooperati-ba sa siyudad.

Ang mga mamamay-

ang nagnanais na mag-bigay ng dugo para samagandang layunin aymagparehistro nangmaaga sa CPMEC namatatagpuan sa VCGBuilding, San Pancrasiocor. San Vicente FerrerSts., SAV I, Brgy San An-tonio.

Maaari din pong mak-ipag-ugnay sa naturangkooperatiba sa pam-amagitan ng telepono820-5963.

BUHABUHABUHABUHABUHAY NY NY NY NY NA BA BA BA BA BUHAUHAUHAUHAUHAY SI P’QY SI P’QY SI P’QY SI P’QY SI P’QUE MAUE MAUE MAUE MAUE MAYYYYYOR BERNOR BERNOR BERNOR BERNOR BERNABE.ABE.ABE.ABE.ABE. Nakipagpulong kamakailan si Parañaque City Mayor Florencio Bernabe, Jr. sa mga kagawad ng media upang patunayang hindi siyainatake sa puso, buhay na buhay at nasa maayos na estado ng kalusugan bilang pabulaan sa mga balitang pinakakalat ng kampo ng isang katunggali sa pulitika. Nagwagi si Mayor Jun Bernabe kontraaktor-komedyante at dating meyor Joey “Tsong” Marquez at outgoing Parañaque 1st Dist Congressman Eduardo “EDZA” Zialcita sa Halalan 2010 para sa kanyang ikatlong termino bilang punonglungsod ng Siyudad ng Parañaque. Nasa larawan: Ipinakita ni Mayor Jun Bernabe sa mga kagawad ng media ang mga korona ng patay at mass card na pinaniniwalaang ipinadala sa kanyang tahananng kampo isang kalabang kandidato na hindi matanggap ang kanilang pagkatalo.

OVER 3, 000 employ-ees of the Caloocan Cityand Navotas City gov-ernments got their mid-year bonus which theycan use to buy for theschool needs of theirchildren as elementaryand high school classesstart next month, localofficials said over theweekend.

In Caloocan, Mayor En-rico “Recom” Echiverri,who got fresh mandateafter getting reelectedfor his last and thirdterm last May 10 polls,said that the 1,700 regu-lar employees have justreceived their bonuses.

The bonus, whichcame just in time forfamilies preparing forthe reopening ofschools, is equivalent tohalf their mandatory 13th

month salary and half ofthe P5, 000 cash gift forgovernment workers,he said.

“The Caloocan Citygovernment has priori-tized the early release

THE Valenzuela govern-ment has initiated the es-tablishment of a P1.7-mil-lion hanging bridge whichwill connect the two riv-erside villages of Ugong inthe city and Talipapa inCaloocan City, according toMayor Sherwin Gatchalian.

Fresh from getting re-elected for the last andthird term as city chiefexecutive, Gatchalian saidthe proposed bridge,once built, will largely helpthe residents in the areaas travel time in going toCaloocan is expected tobe cut by half.

The hanging bridgenamed La Mesa Bridge,which will complementtwo other concrete bridg-es over Talipapa Riverwhich separates the twoadjoining cities, will haveits structural profile thatcan allow motorcycles topass through it, the may-or said.

According to RanierRonda of the local engi-

Midyear bonus granted to 3T Caloocan and Navotas workers

of the mid-year bonuseach year to enable all ourco-public servants whoare parents of school-aged children to providefor their needs in time forschool opening in June,”he said in a statement.

The release of bonus isalso expected to give em-ployees a relief amid theeconomic crisis.

Meanwhile, the otherhalf of the employees’ bo-

nus including their cashgift will be released in De-cember, Echiverri said.

In nearby Navotas, out-going Mayor Toby Tiang-co said that the over 1, 198City Hall employees havealso gotten their releaseof the midyear bonus andhalf of cash gift.

The mayor’s move wasprompted by the employ-ees’ wish for the earlygranting of the midyear

bonus in time for theschool opening and to al-low them to prepare forthe school needs of theirchildren.

Tiangco, who will be thecity’s representative forthe lone congressionalpost, ordered the con-cerned offices to facilitatethe early release of thefunds for the midyear bo-nus to allow the employeesto have enough funds fortheir children’s enrollmentand miscellaneous expens-es this coming school year,which opens next month.

Tiangco, who will besucceeded by his young-er brother, John Rey, whoboth ran unchallenged lastMay 10 polls, said prioritywas given to the early re-lease of the bonus.

“We want to help our cityhall employees to avoid theschool opening rush and tocope with the expected in-crease in the prices ofschool supplies as theschool opening draw near,”the three-termer city chiefexecutive said. (C.A.)

Valenzuela to build bridge toconnect 2 riverside villages

in the city to Caloocan

neering department, theproject, a 1.2 meter wideand 64-meter long sus-pension bridge, will bebuilt nine meters abovethe Tullahan River hoist-ed by cable wires andwill have steel plates forflooring.

He said the proposedproject, which is expect-ed to be completed nextmonth in time for thecoming rainy season,can hold up to 80 peopleat any given time.

Lighting fixtures willalso be put in the hang-ing bridge to deter crim-inal elements from do-ing their illegal activitiesin the area, according tothe mayor.

He told reporters thatit was part of the citygovernment’s infra-structure initiatives onTullahan River to im-prove accessibility andprovide safer foot traf-fic for residents livingalong the banks of theriver.

Meanwhile, the citygovernment hasalso opened the newly-repaired and improvedGSIS Bridge connectingthe two cities whichwas heavily damaged byfloods caused by Ty-phoon Ondoy. (C.A.)

NPD’s “Pulis Ko, Titser Ko” program needs sponsors for expansionTHE Northern Police

District (NPD) is appeal-ing to generous individ-uals or groups to helpout in the expansion ofthe first “Pulis Ko, Tits-er Ko” program in timewith the opening ofclasses next month.

According to NPD di-rector Chief Supt. Sam-uel Pagdilao Jr., theyhave decided to pushfor its extension follow-ing the success of thepilot program which in-volved some 480 Grade-4 pupils from at leasteight schools in Caloo-can, Malabon, Navotas,Valenzuela (CAMANAVA)area who graduated lastMarch 15.

“We have decided toextend the program toeight more schools, that

is why we are inviting peo-ple with kind hearts tohelp us continue with theproject,” said Pagdilao, alawyer.

He said he already di-rected the NPD’s chiefs ofseveral police communityrelations at the station lev-el to help find possiblebenefactors in order tosupport the continuationof the project aimed atteaching school childrensubjects that will helpthem become responsi-ble, productive and law-abiding citizens when theygrow up.

For the expansion of the“Pulis Ko, Titser Ko” pro-gram, Pagdilao said theproject will require addi-tional number of schoolsupplies, reading and in-formation materials and

other instructional mate-rials like the text books tobe used by the additionalpupils that the expandedprogram will cover.

During the first initiativewhich was launched onSeptember 19, 2009, theDepartment of Education’slocal school division and

the district’s Police Com-munity Relations Divisionunder Supt. Ferdinand DelRosario have collaboratedin the formulation of thecurriculum and the manu-facture the text book usedby the pupils under theprogram.

The curriculum was pat-terned with the standardteaching methods forgrade four pupils in les-sons on love of God, na-tionalism, respect for andobedience to our laws andlaw enforcers, and similarsocial norms, Filipino cus-toms and tradition withhope that these kids willemerge as responsibleand productive citizens ofthe country.

Also included in the cur-riculum were lessons oncrime prevention and per-

sonal safety, according toPagdilao, a lawyer.

The first program, whichwas concluded last March15, was a success becauseof the support given by thePhilippine Savings Bank(PSBank) and the Berna-best Food Corporation (Si-omai House), which provid-ed the snack for the dura-tion of the project, saidPagdilao who expressedgratitude to the sponsorsof the first project.

The NPD chief explainedthat the program was agreat leap on NPD’s lawenforcement for reasonthat it enabled the policeto prevent the people inthe community from fall-ing at the hands of crimi-nals through efforts thattranscend common policework. (C.A.)

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NAGBUNYI ang buong bayanng Banga, Aklan matapos

manalong landslide ang kanilangmabait na alkalde na si Mayor An-tonio “Antong” Maming noong na-karaang kauna-unahang automat-ed 2010 local and national elec-tions.

Nilampaso ng milya-milya angkanyang dalawang kalaban sa pu-litika sa pagka alkalde ng Banga,Aklan na sina Melanio Rentelio atDr. Mercedez Imperial. Sa totoolang kahit kailan ay hindi matatalosi Mayor Maming sa kanyang bay-an sa Banga dahil sobrang napa-kabait at mahal na mahal ng kan-yang mga constituents.

Ang bata umano’y ni GovernorCarlito Marquez ng administrasy-on na si Rentelio ay hindi kayangtalunin si Mayor Maming sa Ban-ga. Ayon sa aking mapapagkati-walaang source ginastusan umanong isang pulitiko si Rentelio na kal-abanin lamang si Mayor Mamingpero wala rin nagawa ang una.

Nanalo rin bilang isang gober-nador sa lalawigan ng Aklan si Mar-quez pero basang sisiw di umano’yang kanyang bata na si Renteliosa Banga.

Dagdag pa ni Mayor Mamingmaging sa lugar ni Gov. Marquezsa Banga, Aklan ay nanalo pa rinsiya ng malayo laban kay Rent-elio. Ayon sa mga tao walang gi-nastos na pera si Mayor Mamingsa kanyang bayan dahil isangmahirap na alkalde lamang peronapakayaman sa pakikisama sakapwa.

Diyan bilib na bilib ang taong-bayan kay Mayor Maming na so-brang napakabait at hindi pinaba-bayaan ang kanyang mga constit-uents. Ayon sa mga tao parangang nag laban sa Banga, Aklan aysi Gov. Marquez at Mayor Mamingdahil ang dalawa ay brutal na mag-kaaway sa pulitika. Pero sobrangnanaig pa rin si Mayor Maming la-ban kay Rentelio.

Inamin naman ni Mayor Mamingna wala talaga siya pera para gu-mastos sa eleksyon pero tangingang kanyang puhunan lamang oagimat ay pakikisama at dasal saPoong Maykapal para manalo attiyak hindi siya pababayaan ngkanyang mga kababayan.

Biro niyo sa Banga ay mayroon27 barangays at tatlo lamang dito

Matibay si Mayor Antong Mamingay hawak ni Mayor Maming. Peroang nakakapagtaka sa 27 baran-gays ay landslide ang panalo niMayor Maming. Dito kayo mag-isipat napakahusay ng political strate-gy ni Mayong Maming kung paanosiya nanalo.

Malungkot din isinalysay ni May-or Maming matapos siyang sus-pendihin ni Gov. Marquez ng tat-long buwan simula noong Oct. 13,2010 hangang January 13, 2010dahil hindi niya pinirmahan angisang building permit ng BiosmasPlant sa Banga, Aklan.

Pahayag ni Mayor Maming angnasabing proyekto ay itatayo salupa ni Gov. Marquez sa Banga naang lawak ay 27 hectares. Nanghindi pumirma si Mayor Maming sanasabing building permit ay kaa-gad sinuspendi ni Marquez.

Noong Abril 13, 2010 ay inab-suwelto naman ng Malakanyang siMayor Maming na nilagdaan ni Ex-ecutive Secretary Alejandro Men-doza. Ibig sabihin walang kasalan-an si Mayor Maming at pulitika la-mang ang dahilan kung bakit siyasinuspendi ng walang kalaban-la-ban ni Marquez.

Pero natuloy pa rin ang nasab-ing proyekto dahil pinirmahan angbuilding permit ng bise alkalde niMayor Maming. Ang Biomas plantay siyang nagsu-supply ng ener-hiya sa buong Aklan. Sa kasaluku-yan napakaganda ngayon ng Ban-ga, Aklan sa pamumuno ni MayorMaming at itinuturing isang sikatna bayan sa buong bansa.

Napakalinis ng Banga at disipli-nado ang mga tao sa pangungunani Mayor Maming. Sa totoo langwalang krimen na nangyayari saBanga at maunlad na bayan. Ayawkasi ni Mayor Maming na maguloang kanyang lugar at dapat pama-risan ng ibang bayan sa buong ban-sa.

Milyun-milyong mga proyektoang nagawa ni Mayor Maming sakanyang lugar matapos paganda-hin ang munisipyo at iba’t ibangpark. Ipinatayo din ni Mayor Mam-ing ang SB building, palengke atiba pa.

Kaya ang Banga sa panahonngayon ay isang napakagandangtanawin at maituturing na turistanglugar dahil lamang kay Mayor An-tong Maming.

Maging pitong taon gulang palamang na mga bata sa Banga,Aklan at ibang lugar ay kilalang-kilala na si Mayor Maming dahilmnapakahusay bilang isang amang nasabing lungsod.

Kung iisipin natin itong mgabata’y pagdating ng takdang pana-hon para sila’y bumuto ay tandana sa kanilang mga isipan na angiboboto ay si Mayor Maming. Kayapayo ko lang kung sino ang lala-ban kay Mayor Maming sa susun-od pang halalan ay huwag na kayotumakbo at sayang lang ang in-yong pagod.

Taos puso din ipinagmamalakini Mayor Maming ang kanyangmatalik na kaibigan na si MayorCharito Navarosa matapos mana-lo ng walang kalaban-laban sa Li-bacao, Aklan noong nakaraang firstautomated elections.

Ayon sa mga tao dati rati ang

NAG-CONCEDE na siManny Villar kay

Noynoy Aquino sa pres-idential race na hindi na-man kinakailangan dahilmalaki ang agwat ng ka-nilang boto. Mahigit kala-hati ang lamang niNoynoy kay Manny na pi-naniniwalaang mahigpitna magkalaban sa pres-idency until malantad nasi Erap pala ang talagangkalaban ni Noynoy. Kungsi Erap, sa halip na siNoynoy ang sinuportah-an ng Iglesia ni Cristo,ang former action starsana ang ating Presi-dente.

Hindi pa rin nagko-concede si Erap kayNoynoy sa presidentialrace hoping againsthope na maikonsideraang mga boto na hindiraw nabilang tulad ng saSan Juan at ibang bayanng Rizal kung saan pu-mangalawa o pumangat-lo lang siya.

Hanggang hindi rawipino-proklama ng na-tional board of canvass-

mga born again.Hindi nag-endorso ang

Catholic Church ngunitmapipiho na sila ang bu-moto kay Erap.

***Labanan din ng makato-

tohanan at bolang cam-paign line ang napansinnitong nakaraang eleksiy-on mula sa iba’t ibangpresidentiable. Notable ofcourse ang mga pinaghira-pan ng mga creative mindsng mga nangunang kandi-dato.

Nariyan ang kay Noynoyna “ Walang mahirap kungwalang korap” at “Hindiako magnanakaw”. Hindinaman nagpahuli si Man-ny sa kaniyang “ Wakasanang kahirapan” at “ Hindibawal mangarap ang ma-hirap”.

Nagklik sa masa ang“Kung may Erap may gin-hawa” kahit na parangscript sa pelikula ang dat-ing. Hindi naman masaya-dong pumatok ang “galingat talino” ni Gibo.

Hindi ko natandaan angcampaign line ng The

KUNG ang pagbabasehan ayang sinabi ni alyas “Robin”

na diumano ay tauhan ngCOMELEC, baka binili nga niBinay na tumakbo sa pagka-Bise Presidente ng halagangPhp 1.4 bilyon ang natamo ni-tong boto nuong nakaraan hala-lan 2010.

Na, ayon kay alyas “Robin” atKoala Bear na bansag naman niCong. Locsin, kaya lamang siyanapilitan magsalita ay dahil hang-gang sa kasalukuyan ay hindi panaibibigay nitong si Binay anghalagang napag-usapan.

Mariin naman pinabulaananni Binay ang akusasyon. Ayondito, wala siyang alam sa sinas-abi ni alyas “Robin”.

Sa ginawang panayam ngisang TV network kay “Robin”,kanyang binanggit na inalok dinnito si Senator Villar, ngunit hin-di pumayag. Kanyang ibineben-ta ang bawat boto sa halagangP10.00 sa lokal, P20.00 sa mgakuma-kandidatong National.

Tanging si Mayor Binay dawang tumanggap sa kanyang alok.Isang taon pa raw bago mag-ele-ksyon ay nag-aalok na itong al-yas “Robin” sa mga politiko.

Kung ganoon. . . lumalabasna kahit pala AUTOMATED na angsistema ng eleksyon, ay hindiparin siguradong walangdayaan. Posible pa rin mang-yari ang lumang sistemangdagdag at bawas.

Sa simpleng opinyon ng ma-rami, malakas ang kanilang pa-niniwala na may katotohanan angipinahayag ni alyas “Robin”. Hin-di madaling talunin ang dala-wang National Figuere na sinaSenator Legarda at Mar Roxas.

Kilala at nanilbihan na sabuong Pilipinas ang dalawangnabanggit na senador. Kump-ara kay Binay na isa lamang al-kalde at ngayon pa lamangsumubok at magpapakilala salabas ng Makati.

Kunsabagay, namigay ng mgasasakyan si Binay sa ilang mgaLokal Opisyal bago pa dumat-ing ang opisyal na pangangam-panya. Na, posibleng nakatu-long nuong eleksyon.

Si Senador Mar Roxas ay hindilamang may malaking pangalansa larangan ng National politics.May abante itong 7milyon boto salahat ng kanyang katunggali sapagka-bise presidente dahil dina-la ito ng religion Iglesia ni Kristo

MAY kasabihang makikilala mo ang tunay

na ugali ng isang taokapag ito ay nalasing onaka-inom ng alak lalona kapag ang alak ay inil-agay sa ulo at hindi satiyan..

Ang kasabihang ito aypinapatunayan lamangng isang mayabang nakagawad ng baranggay308 Zone 30 QuezonBlvd. Quiapo Manila na siGilbert Piamonte dahilsa walang tigil nitongpagmumura at pagdu-duro, tahasan pangnanghamon ng gulo, pi-nagsabihan pang gago,duwag at walang binat-bat ang inyong lingkod.

Lagi pang bukambibigat pagmamalaki pa nitona siya ay kagawad atmarapat na siya ang ma-susunod sa kaniyang si-nasakupang lugar.Alamkaya nitong si Gilbertang kaniyang mga pi-nagsasabi at pinaggaga-wa?

Pasado alas 7 ng gabiMay 16,2010 habangnaka-upo ako sa shopng pagawaan ng relosng aking anak bigla na la-mang akong nagulat da-hil nanghamon ng guloat gumawa ng kabastu-san itong si Piamonte nanaka-inom pa!gawain baito ng isang lingkod bay-an? naturingang ka-gawad ngunit napaka-gaspang ng pag-uugali!

Pati ang kapwa din nitokagawad kulang din saseminar,naki-usyoso paat mismong sa brgy.pa

nagyabang alam na nganiyang naka-inom itong siPiamonte sinusulsulan paat kahit saan pa umanomakakarating ang kaso,kahit sa brgy.bureau pasasamahan o susuportah-an umano niya si Piamon-te pinagyabang pa ng mgaito ang pangalan niCol.Nelson Yabut, tama ngaba naman itong si intrimit-idong kagawad na ito imb-es na awatin mas lalo pangpinalala ang sitwasyon,kayo ba ay nakaka-intinding GOOD MANNERS ANDRIGHT CONDUCT? O tala-gang mayabang lang kayo!kagawad pa lang kayo sak-sakan na kayo ng kayaban-gan?

Naku kung malalaman niCol.nelson Yabut ang pang-gagamit niyo sa pangalanniya siguradong may pag-lalagyan kayo at hindi kayokukunsintihin sa kagagu-hang pinag-gagawa ninyodahil hindi naman siya ka-pares ninyong garapal!!

Mabuti na lamang ka-gawad at naintindihan atnaunawaan ko ang ibigsabihin ng magandang asalat alam ko naman ang tamaat mali kaya hindi kita pi-natulan at pinansin pa da-hil wala ka sa katinuan atnasayaran pa ng alak angiyong pag-iisip kung ibangtao siguro ang hinamonmo siguradong bugbogsarado ang aabutin mo.

Sana maging aral sayoito kagawad,kaya upangmahinto ka na sa pangha-hamon mo at maka-iwassa gulo mas minabuti kunghumingi nalang ng policeassistance sa station3,taos-puso naman akongnagpapasalamat at agad naumaksyon si SPO2 RamonV. Tabora ang desk officerng gabing iyon at ipinukolora mismo sa PCP PlazaMiranda minuto lang angnakalipas at rumespondena agad ang 6 nakapulisan.

Dahil sa may angkingyabang nga itong si ka-gawad muli na naman ni-tong ipinagmamalaki atnagpapakilalang kagawadsa mga rumesponding pu-lis ni hindi man lang nag-

bigay ng galang at tina-tawag pang “pare”. Min-abuti na lamang ngkapulisan na idulog sabrgy.308 kay chairman An-gelito Lopez ang mgakaganapan,samakatuwidnagharap kaming dalawaupang maayos ang gulongunit pareho kaming hin-di magkasundo napag-de-sisyunan na lamang ng in-yong lingkod na ipa-blot-ter na lang si Piamonte sabrgy. at sa station 3 at pi-nagplanuhan ko na ringmaghain ng demanda sahusgado at Baranggay Bu-reau.

Naku Piamonte ka-gawad ka pa lang ubod kana ng yabang hindi mokaya disiplinahin ang iyongsarili,talo mo pa ang mgakapulisan pag-umastakana, pano pa kaya kungmagiging chairman ka nang brgy.?kung nagawa mosa isang reporter ang pag-mumura at pagduduromas higit lalong magaga-wa mo ang pagpapakita ngkagaspangan ng iyongpag-uugali sa mga sibily-an o sa walang boses namamamayan.

“Kagalang-galang??” nakagawad pinakita ko langsayo ang aking kaalamanat kabutihang asal kahitminumura mo ako at di-nuduro nagawa ko pa ringmagpayo sayo,sana hu-wag kang pamarisan,dahilbilang isang lingkod bay-an kayo dapat ang mode-lo para sa kabutihan atbantay para sa katahimi-kan sa inyong sinasaku-pang lugar,hindi iyongtaga-sulsol para sa kapa-hamakan.

Ipinaglalaban ko langang aking prinsipyo nahindi kaya bayaran ng sal-api na para duruin at mu-rahin mo ako sa harap ngmaraming tao o sa publi-ko kung makikita mo manakong naghahanapbuhaysa bangketa taas noo koparin itong ipinagmamala-ki dahil ito’y marangal at samalinis na paraan.Ikaw Pi-amonte, ginagampananmo ba ng mabuti at maay-os ang iyong tungkulin bi-lang isang kagawad?..

Eleksiyon: Labanan ng relihiyon!

ers, ang joint house andsenate for the presidentand vice president, nanan-atili ang pag-asa ni Erap namakakahabol pa siya kayNoynoy.

Ganoon din ang panan-aw ni Margaux Salcedo,tagapagsalita ni Erap at los-ing senatorial candidate KitTatad na nagtatanong dinkung saan napunta angmga botatante niya.

***Naging labanan ng mga

religious group ang na-karaang eleksiyon at nap-atunayan ng Iglesia ni Cris-to na mayroon silang bi-lang at may solid vote nangpapanulunin nila si Noynoy.

Sinuportahan ng gruponi Apollo Quiboloy si GiboTeodoro pero talo. Inindor-so ng El Shaddai ni MikeVelarde si Manny peropoor third lang. Kaunti langrin ang nakuhang boto niEddie Villanueva mula sa

Transformers ng tambal-ang Dick Gordon at BayaniFernando ganoon din angiba pang kandidato.

At the end, kung hindiman matupad ni Noynoyang pangakong poverty al-leviation through waragainst graft and corrup-tion, at least it is a com-fort to know that the pres-ident-elect knows whereto start.

And his public pledgenot to steal is a slap in theface of current adminis-tration. Not stealing doesnot ensure that the poorwill get better, at least na-kakasiguro tayo na hindikatulong sa pagpapahirapsa bansa ang ibinoto ni-tong Pangulo.

***Mas-magaling ang mga

politikong Pinoy kaysaprecinct count optical scan(PCOS) machines na in-arkila ng Comelec saSmartmatic. By the waygumastos ang Comelce ngmahigit sa P7Bilyon para sacomputerization ng 2010elections.

Habang nagdududa angmga national candidates saresulta ng automated elec-tion dahil marami daw botoang hindi nabilang, natiyaknaman ng mga local candi-date tulad ng congressmanat mga mayor na nabilangna ang boto nila bago paipasok sa PCOS ang mgabalota.

Scheme: Vote buying.One month bago ang cam-paign period, kumumuku-ha ng pang-kalahatang lid-er sa bawat barangay angkandidato na may allow-ance na P1,000 kada ling-go. In return kukuha na-man ng 20 lider ang chair-man na binibigyan ng P500weekly allowance bawatisa.

Ang lider naman ang in-charge sa pagkuha ngisang lider sa bawat pami-lya na binibigyan ng P300weekly hanggang sa hul-ing gabi bago eleksiyon.

That way, tiyak na angboto para sa kandidatobago pa pumasok ang mgabotante sa presinto.

Isang kagawad na abusado atpalamura, napagtripan ang

isang mamahayag

Libacao, Aklan ay maraming kri-men na nangyayari sa mga lib-lib na lugar pero ng maupo siMayor Navarosa ay biglang tu-mahimik. Ibig sabihin katulad dinsi Mayor Navarosa kay MayorMaming na mahusay mamunong isang bayan.

Sa ngayon ang Libacao, Ak-lan ay maituturing na pinaka-mayaman na bayan sa buongAklan dahil halos lahat ang mgatao ay mayroon trabaho. Abal-ang-abala ang mga tao sa pag-tatanim ng abaka, mga gulay atiba’t ibang kabuhayan.

Ang Libacao, Aklan ay kas-ing lamig din ng Baguio City atlahat dito inaangkat ang mgagulay at ibinibinta sa iba’t ibanglugar maging sa Metro Manila angibang bansa. Kaya dagdag pa niMayor Maming bawal ang tamadsa Libacao katulad din sa Ban-ga para umunlad ang bayan.

Ayon kay Mayor Maming ba-wat bahay ay pinupuntahan niMayor Navarosa upang magtra-baho ang isang tao at hindi umis-tambay. Kaya naman pala wa-lang mahirap na tao sa Libacaodahil lahat kumakayod sa bun-dok maliban na lamang sa ibangtao na nasa ibang bansa nagba-banat ng buto para sa ikauunladdin ng kanilang kabuhayan.

Hinimok nga ng mga tao siMayor Navarosa na tumakbobilang CONGRESSMAN sa sus-unod na halalan para sa ikauun-lad ng buong lalawigan ng Ak-lan. Mahal na mahal ng buonglalawigan ng Aklan si Mayor Na-varosa at tiyak susuportahan ngiba’t ibang alkalde katulad niMayor Maming.

Kung si Mayor Maming angmagiging leader ni Mayor Nava-rosa para tumakbong CON-GRESSMAN sa susunod na ele-ksyon ang huli ay tiyak manan-alo. Kilala natin si Mayor Mam-ing at Mayor Navarosa ay wa-lang DUNGIS ang kanilangpagkatao di katulad ng ibangmga pulitiko na nai-involve sakorupsyon.

Sa ngayon pa lang kahitkatatapos lamang ang eleksyonay marami na ang humihimokkay Mayor Navarosa na tumak-bo bilang CONGRESSMAN ngAklan at kalabanin si Gov. Mar-quez.

Kung magkakataon magan-da ang NAVAROSA-MARQUEZshowdown bilang kandidatongCONGRESSMAN sa lalawiganng Aklan sa susunod pang hala-lan. Maaga pa ito pag-usapanantayin na lang natin ang sus-unod na kabanata. Pero ayonsa mga tao maganda ang trackrecords ni Mayor Navarosa attiyak mananalo kung sinomanang kanyang magiging kala-ban.

Kaya ipinagmamalaki ngbuong lalawigan ng Aklan angpagkatao ni Mayor Navarosakatulad din ni Mayor Maming sasobrang kabaitan sa kapwa athindi na-involve sa anomanganomalya. Mabuhay kayo May-or Maming at Mayor NavarosaGOD BLESS YOU ALL.

Binay binili ang mga boto?

nuong botohan.Napaka-imposible raw na

basta maungusan ang isangMar Roxas kung sa maayoslang ginamit ang PCOS ma-chine. Palibhasa daw nagingHUKOS PCOS kaya na-letseang resulta.

Idagdag pa ang resulta ngimbistigasyon ni Cong. Teddy“Boy” Locsin. Lalong hindi nag-ing kapani-paniwala ang mganatamong boto nitong si Binay.

Ayon kay Cong. Locsin,Chairman, Committee onElectoral Surfrage. . .tatlongpresinto sa Makati City angnakitaan nila na may kabal-balan o hindi maayos.

Sa nakitang ER ni Locsinsa isang presinto, lumabasdaw na hindi nagkaroon ngbotohan sa tamang oras na

itinakda ng COMELEC. Luma-bas na nagsimula ang boto-han ay alas-diyes pasado nang gabi, bagay na wala namaneleksyon ng ganoon oras.

Sa imbistigasyon pa, luma-bas na ang Hokus Pcos daw saMakati ay nakapag-send agadng resulta bago pa makapag-report ang iba, bagay na pi-naghihinalaan dun ginawa angpagpapalusot ng boto.

Habang hindi pa natataposang canvassing ng Kongreso,sana lumabas ang tunay nakatotohanan sa pagitan ninaSen. Roxas at Mayor Jojo Bi-nay. Manaiig sana ang tunayna kagustuhan ng tao samananalong Bise Presidente.

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SANA isantabi munaang pulitika ngayon

bagkus ay magkaisa nalang tayo para sa ikakaun-lad ng ating bayan. Pan-galan ng Pilipinas ang di-nadala natin kaya dapat bi-gyan natin ng halaga ito.

Congratulations pala salahat ng nanalo sa halalanat sa mga natalo betterluck next time.

Napakaganda ng auto-mated poll machine, mabu-hay ang COMELEC, mabu-hay ang sambayanang Pil-ipino for the job well done.Isa lang ang gusto ng ta-ong bayan, they wantchange, that’s clear mes-sage.

I hope President Noy-noy will prosper, pleasehelp and support him.

***Hindi rin matatawaran

ang magandang perfor-mance ang Son-in-Law niComm. Nonoy Libanan da-hil akalain niyo landslide ang panalo niya sa EasternSamar, nanalo siya bilangbatang-bata na Vice Gov-ernor at doon din nag-umpisa si Comm. Nonoyna vice Governor din dati.Siguro iisa ang dahilannito kaya nanalo si Chris-toper Shane Gonzales aynamana niya ang magan-dang leadership at magan-dang performance niComm. Nonoy noongsiya’y nasa pulitika pa la-mang.

At siyempre isa na ditoyung kanyang magandangpagkatao. Dinala niya angmagandang record niComm. Libanan noongnasa pulitika pa ito. Isalang ang pahiwatig nito thepeople of Samar lovesNonoy Libanan and theyrespect him. Kaya si Chris-toper Shane Gonzales na-man ay nangako na gag-ampanan niya ang kan-yang tungkulin kasamaang kanyang maybahay nasi Eloisa Libanan. Sila ayhandang maglingkod ngtapat sa tao at sa bayan.

Kaya ito lang ang nagingaral sa halalan dapat wa-lang siraan and whoeverwins dapat talaga tanggap-in natin at tandaan natin itolahat ng kapangyarihan aymay katapusan. Kaya nak-ita kung paano manilbihansa Comm. Libanan. Nag-

Congrats Shane Gonzalesand Eddie Ballesteros

umpisa yan kila PresidentFidel Ramos, PresidentErap at President CoryAquino. Pero hindi niyo baalam ang ginawang sikre-to ni Comm. Libanan who-ever the boss? He alwaysfollowed the chain of com-mand. Kagaya noong siMadam Cory ang pangulosiya ang sumalubong saEastern Samar. Ganun kasiang ugali niya noon nonpartisan siya.

Kaya puro trabaho angginagawa niya kayaMasaya si Madam Cory sakanya. Kaya dapat ganyanang gawin natin magtra-baho pero kung sino angpresident susuportahannatin. Kaya naging mat-agumpay ang political ca-reer niya dahil survivorsiya at lahat ng hirap atpagsubok na dinaananniya sa buhay ay nalag-pasan niya kaya nagingmatagumpay siya. Sekre-to niya perseverance andhard work at dedication satrabaho.

Kaya ito lang ang masas-abi ko kay Shane, Con-grats. Mabuhay ang Liba-nan at Gonzales. Godbless us all, to God be theglory!

***Isa pang magaling na

Mayor elect ng Aguilar,Pangasinan ay itong siEngr. Eddie Ballesteros.Kanyang tinalo ang politi-cal dynasty ni Mayor AnoEvangelista. Matagal dingnaghari ang mga ito samaliit na bayan sa Pangasi-nan na may 30,000 regis-tered voter. Lumamangsiya ng 300 votes at sin-uportahan niya ang kandi-datura ni Noynoy at Gover-nor Amado Espino at Con-gressman LeopoldoBataoil. Kaya marami dinsiyang plano sa kanyangkababayan. Naubos angkaban ng Aguilar na dapatpara sa mahirap pero pin-aboran ni Evangelista angmga kamag-anak incorpo-rated.

Maraming gustonggawin si Mayor Eddie Bal-lesteros sa Aguilar, ma-papaayos niya ang sirangmga tulay at mga kalsa-da upang hindi mahira-pan ang mga taga baryona magdala ng kanilangmga kalakal sa bayan.

Noong una po ay angkanyang yumaong asawana si Mayor Emma Salga-do-Ballesteros ang nag-umpisa at naging pro-gresibo ang Aguilar Pan-gasinan pero naging cor-rupt ang pumalit kay May-or Emma Ballesteros kayanabankrupt ang kaban ngAguilar.

Pero sa ngayon ay tuloyna ang kaunlaran sa Agui-lar, Pangasinan at nanga-ko si Mayor Eddie Balles-teros na kung ano angnaumpisahan ng kanyangmaybahay ay kanyangitutuloy, kasama ang kan-yang mga anak na si Kris-tine at Kristal Salgado Bal-

lesteros at ang kanyangmother-in-law na si LolaLuz Salgado.

Kaya ito nagsisikap naibangon muli ni MayorBallesteros ang nawa-lang tiwala ng taga Agui-lar, Pangasinan sa datingalkalde. God fearing itongsi Mayor Ballesteros atnapakaganda ang planoniya para sa pag-unlad ngAguilar at maglilingkodsiya ng tapat sa tao.

Kaya naman maramiang nagmamahal kayMayor Eddie ay dahil narin sa ito’y makatao,maka-Diyos at makabay-an. Mabuhay ka MayorEddie Ballesteros atMabuhay ang mga tagaAguilar!

Congratulations Bayawand God bless you and toyour family! Give thanksto the Holy One.

***Tama lang ang naging

panukala at naging desi-syon ni Senate MajorityFloor Leader Migz Zubirina si Franklin Drilon angmaging Senate Presidentng Senado ng Liberal Par-ty.

Pero sabi rin niyaPwede rin si Sen. MannyVillar dahil Majority silapero kung hindi magba-bago ang ibang Senadorat parehas naman na ma-ganda ang mga trackrecord ni Drilon at Enrile.Watch and see na langdahil lamang pa rin angkampo ni Villar pero sanakikita ko maraming ba-baliktad na Senadors da-hil kay President Noynoyat siyempre alam niyonaman kung sino ang na-kaupo at lamang din sila,alam niyo na ang ibigkong sabihin.

Kaya ang magaling tal-aga ang mga suggestionni Senate Majority Lead-er Migz Zubiri. Ganyan siMigz Zubiri kung sino angmakakatulong sa bayanay doon siya. God blessSenator Migz! Keep upthe good work!

***Bakit walang nanalong

magdalo soldier? Isalang ang ibig sabihin nito.Guess as good as mine?

Congratulations saPhilippine Coast Guard sapamumuno ni AdmiralWilfredo Tamayo sa ma-gandang performancenila sa nakaraang halalan.God bless Philippine Na-tional Police at ArmedForces of the Philippinesfor the Job well done!Mabuhay kayong lahat!

***Nakakasuka yung mga

pulitiko at yumaman saAdministrasyong Ar-royo. Sila ay nagbalikta-ran, nakakahiya ang gi-nawa niyo! Dapat anggawin ni PresidentNoynoy Huwag niyangpansinin ang bulong bri-gade na parang mga lin-ta!

ISANG magandang tambalan ito sa lungsod ng

Pasay, ang pagka-panalong magkapatid na Calixtoat kapwa kasalukuyangopisyal ng lungsod sinaVice-Mayor Tony Calixto aynahalal bilang mayor nglungsod sa katatapos mayMay 10, election habang si2nd district Councilor EmiCalixto Rubiano naman aynanalong lone district con-gresswoman.

Kaya kino-congratulatenatin ang tagumpay na na-tamo ng magkapatid dahilnanalo sila sa kauna-unah-ang Automated Countingmachine sa bansa. Mali-wanag na sa isang malinisat maayos na paraan naku-ha nila ang kanilang tagum-pay at sila na rin ang iti-nadhana ng mamamayanng Pasay na mamuno paramabago naman ang takbong kanilang pamumuhay.

At magiging madali la-mang ito para kay Vice-Mayor Calixto dahil malibansa nagiging alkalde na rinang kanyang ama at maar-ing ipatutupad nito o diman ay ipagpapatuloy angilang mga bagay na ma-gagandang nagawa ngkanyang ama na si formermayor Eduard Martin Calix-to noong ito’y panahon ngkanyang panunungkulan,dahil makaalalay pa nitoang kanyang kapatid na

Congratulations samagkapatid na Calixto

siyang nanalo bilang ladysolon ng lungsod.

Alam ko na hindi bibigu-in ni Calixto ang kanyangmga constituent at ibibig-ay nito ang serbisyo-pub-liko na laan para samamamayan ng Pasay. Ha-los nasubaybayan na rinnatin ang pagiging ling-kod-bayan ng butihing al-kalde sa 14 na taon nat-ing pamamalagi rito salungsod.

Ang taong na siyang ma-giging alkalde na ng Pasaysa darating na Hulyo 1, ayhindi kayang sulsulan ni-noman o magpagamit sasinoman ma-impluwensiy-ang tao. Hindi nito, kayangibenta ang dangal at ipaha-mak ang kanyang mga ka-babayan para lamang sainteres ng ibang tao.

Siya ang taong ma-prini-sipyo at may paninindigan,kung saan ang tama ayduon siya at kapag alamniyang mali, kailanman ayhindi mo ito kayang sulsu-lan para lamang kumampisa mali, yan si mayor Calix-to. Matuwid ang pananawpara sa lungsod at hindibaluktot.

At dahil na rin sa kanyangprinisipyo at pagkampi satama ay minsan na rin siy-ang napahamak, subalithindi nito pinagsisihan angkanyang ginawa, sapagkat,napahamak man siya, hin-

CELLPHONE text ito,dear readers, ng isa

nating masugid na ta-gasubaybay.

Bale may “insideinfo”siya kina Olive atNoel. Si Olive aydiumano’y “Liaison Of-ficer” ng DPWH-RegionIII; si Noel nama’y stafferng IAS o Internal AuditService. Kapwa dawmaituturing na “bagyo,as in “Super Typhoon”ang dalawang ito. Hayaannatin na ang impormanteng pitak na ito ang mag-lahad sa inyo ng kanyangnalalaman at saloobin, towit:

Nababasa ko articleniyo at hanga ako sa mala-sakit nyo at sa mga ko-mento nyo dito sa DPWH.Kumbaga, additional in-formation lang ito.

Pwede niyo namanberipikahin kung gustonyo. Si Olive ay parangkamelyon na di mo alamkung anong papel meronsiya sa DPWH. Ang sabi,Liason Officer daw siyang DPWH Region III,ngunit sa central officenagre-report.

Sir Ed, si Olive po ayhindi na nagre-report sakanyang mother unit saDPWH R-3.

Ang opisyo ng Ale ditosa Main office ay “gapan-gin” lahat ng pagkakaper-ahan, as in sinolo niya la-hat ng grasya, magmulasa Budget at Accountingay kanya na itong pinak-ikialaman. How’s thatagain Dir. Apen (of Bud-get Office)? Dehins baabot ng radar mo ito sir?

Samantala ang Noel nayan ay tao ni IAS Dir. Ardel-iza Medenilla. Pero angbalita sa taong ito ay hindina rin siya nagpapakita kayDir. Medenilla. Kasi nama’ywala siyang nahaharbat saIAS, kaya ang siste, nag-aplay siya bilang sakristanni Olive, at laging nakabun-tot ang naturang mama,saan mang lupalop maypupuntahan ang kanyangamo. Nakaliyad pa kamoang mga palad ni Noelkapag may kliyente nangbibiktimahin, este aayusin,pala ang collections paramakuha ng dalawa ang ka-nilang komisyon. Kumba-ga, aayusin sabay tatagainsa tongpats ang naturang“subject.” champion di poba?

Isa umano sa kinuba-baw ng buwenas ay etongsi Noel kupal, ang datingnaglalakad (as in nagko-commute), naka-tsinelaslang kapag pumapasok saopisina, at kumakain saturo-turo. Ngayon, ibangNoel na ang “aura” niya,naka-CRV (car) na siya, atsa Korean at Japaneserestaurant lang namankung mananghalian angkumag— & all at the ex-pense of taxpayers’ mon-ey. Pls don’t publish my #kasi’y kilala po nila ako.

Ganito ang kadalasang tanong ng mga nakakak-ilala kina Olive at Noel. Silana lang ba na labas-masoksa OSEC (Office of the Sec-retary) ang maituturing namga “anak ng Dios?” Silana lang ba ang dapat namakinabang, o pati yaongmga director na kanilang

pinagsisilbihan? Isa poyan sa maraming tanongna nais naming maiparat-ing dito sa pitak niyo naINVESTIGATIVE FILES, at sainyong tagasubaybay.

Tanong ng pitak na ito:Ano ba talaga ang kalaka-ran ngayon sa DPWH?Palakasan system na ba?Sa susunod na labas ng pi-tak na ito, hindi na po tayotatanggap ng anumangtext messages unlesskung ibibigay ninyo anginyong pagkaka-kilanlan.Yun lang po at ma-raming salamat sa inyongpagtangkilik.

***SINO naman etong sek-

retarya ng DPWH na pasoksa pinilakang tabing dahilpatok ang kanyang act oflasciviousness, este mali,acting pala, kaya humakotng katakut-takot naswerte sa kanyang career,simula ng mapasok diu-mano bilang sekretarya ngmga director.

Nagsimula ang kanyangromantic love affair duringthe time of the late Dir. delaFuente. Ang “mahinhin” atmabait na sekretaryang itoay karinyosa pala sa kan-yang mga naging directorsa pelikula, ay mali naman,sa DPWH pala, lalo na kapagsilang dalawa na lang ngamo niya sa opis. Naku ha,totoo ba ito? Ratsada ngtunay na Pilipino?

Clue….ang sekretaryana binabanggit sa itaas naromampa ay mali, mahiligpala sa romansa, at tunaynaman pong nabibighaniang puso ng kanyang mgaamo ay si….Kapag ma-sipag kayong mag-analisa,sa tabi-tabi lang yan,www.yahoo.mais conyelo.sobrang mainit saMetro Manila!

***PARTINGSHOT...Nais ko

munang batiin ang akingmga kaibigan sa pangun-guna ni PM II Ceasar “CD”Darantinao, PM George Al-berto, PM Alex Bote atPJHL PD Maximo “Imo”Carvajal, nangungumustalang po ang InvestigativeFiles.Tutal napag-uusapanna rin lang angpagbati...Mention na rin ngpitak na ito ang isa sa pi-nakamagaling at matali-nong Project Manager ngPMO, si PM II ANDY SOSA,at URPO Project DirectorTOYET CASTILLO, Region 8ARD JOJO SUAN at CARARD ALEX CASTAÑEDA. Silayaong mga opisyales ngDPWH na tunay na maasa-han sa darating pang hen-erasyon.

How about you Ma’amMarie, accounting chief,watch your back pls.

Nagbuhay-reyna ang nu-mero unong actress (siOlive) na ito, Mr.Ed, di la-mang sa pagkakamal ngsandamukal na kwarta,kundi maging ng luho,kasama na rito ang ma-gagarang sasakyan gamitniya sa araw-araw. Naka-special (car) plate pa angale, na kung titingnan, daigpa ni Olive ang mga USECat ASSEC diyan sa main of-fice.

Si Noel naman, Mr.Ed, aykasangga ni Olive at datisiyang bagman ni datingDirector Cuenca.Sinasabipa na itong si Noel ay su-per DI, este mali, super ala-lay pala ngayon ni MadamDoña Olive.

OLIVE & NOEL NAGYAYABANGNA “SUPER TYPHOON”DAW SILA SA DPWH

PATUTSADAHAN• MARY PINEDA

di dahil sa may mali siy-ang ginawa kundi anghindi niya pagkampi samga maling gawain.

Hindi na rin nakapagta-taka kung bakit maram-ing naglalabasan hindimagandang balita sapagka-panalo ng magka-patid. Dahil sa tuwingmatatapos ang halalan,hindi matanggap ng ilangnatalo ang pagkabigokung kaya’t kung ano anuna lamang na mga pa-ninira ang ginagawa.

Muli, Congrats MayorCalixto!!!

ISA po tayo sa humahanga sa katatagan ng

butihing Barangay Cap-tain ng Mambog 3, Baco-or, Cavite na si Meng deQuiros. Sa kabila ng mgakabutihan ginawa nito sailalim ng kanyang panu-nungkulan sa barangay,nagtataka lamang tayokung bakit pilit umanosiyang hinihila pababa ngkanyang mga barangaykagawad.

Ang inyo pong lingkoday nanunuluyan sa CittaItalia, Bacoor Cavite,(nang halos limang taonna po hanggang sa kasa-lukuyan) at nasasakupanpo ito ng butihing Kapi-tan. Nakakalungkot la-mang isipin na binabale-wala ang kanyang mgamagagandang ginagawapara sa barangay dahilmay mga naririnig tayongpagbabatikos sa kanya atmismong mga kagawadpa nito ay sumasalungat.

Ang masaklap pa nito,ang gusto umanongmangyari ng kanyangmga kagawad ay sila ang

A Salute to Bgy. Capt.Meng de Quiros

masusunod at ang ka-nilang kapitan naman ngmagiging sunud-sunuranna lamang, aba’y bakit hin-di sila tumakbo na lamangna Kapitan noong panahonng eleksiyon para sila angmagiging Punong Baran-gay?

Ayon pa nga sa isa nat-ing kaibigan na PunongBarangay na halos kalapitlamang din ng amingbarangay, ay labis siyangnaaawa kay Kap. De Quirosdahil sa hindi umanongmagandang ginagawa ngmga kagawad nito sa kan-ya.

Sa totoo lamang kahitsaan anggulong tignanwala man lamang tayongmakitang hindi magan-dang ginawa itong Kapitanna ito? Mali ba yung, sun-din ang tamang batas?Mali ba ang umayaw ka sabaluktot na pananaw atpaniniwala? Mali ba angayaw mong sumama samga kawalanghiyaan? Maliba ang magpatayo ka ngoutpost o isang tanggapanng barangay sa Citta Italia

na mas nakakatulong sanakakarami? Sapagkat angmain na tanggapan ngMambog 3 ay sobrang layopara sa mga walangsasakyan na residente ngnasabing barangay.

Balita pa natin, ay maymga death treat pa atangnatatanggap ang Kapitanna ito, subalit nananatili parin siyang matatag at na-ninindigan.

Kaya para sayo Kap. Sa-ludo ako sa inyo! At sala-mat for a job well done!Lalo na sa peace and or-der ng barangay.

***Congratulations kay Ate

Lani Mercado-Revilla, nananalong Kinatawan saikalawang distrito ng Ba-coor, re-elect Bacoor May-or Strike Revilla, electImus Mayor Homer Saqui-layan re-elect Imus ViceMayor Mandy Ilano, CaviteGovernor Juanito Victor“JV” Remulla Jr.,.

Sana ay makapasok narin sa cityhood ang Baco-or, at maging Bacoor Cityna ang bayang ito.

Kung tutuusin, malayona ang narating ng Bayanng Bacoor, paangat ngpaangat ang ekonomiyarito at marami na rin angmga naglipatang manirah-an sa bayan.

Ang bayan ng Bacoor aymay dalawang SM ang SMBacoor at SM Molino mag-ing Puregold ay nagkalatna rin dito.

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THE Department of Ed-ucation’s strengthenedtechnical vocational(tech-voc) curriculumcontinues to produce anew generation of high-skilled workforce as ithas generated a total of1,751 holders of compe-tency certificate after hur-dling various skills testsadministered by a nation-al certifying body.

“With the kind of train-ing and preparation weare providing our stu-dents, we anticipate anincrease in the number oftech-voc graduates whopass the highlycompeti-tive skills test of Techni-cal Education and SkillsDevelopment Authority(TESDA),” said EducationSecretary Mona Valisno.

Under the Strength-ened Technical-Vocation-al Education Program(STVEP), DepEd supervis-es a total of 282 tech-vochigh schools where stu-

THE Philippines willhave a new president byJune 30, the day Presi-dent Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo steps down fromoffice, House SpeakerProspero Nograles as-sured recently.

Nograles gave the as-surance after Sen. Be-nigno “Noynoy” AquinoIII chided him for hissupposed plan to delaythe proclamation ofnew president and vice-president until June 30,which Aquino, the immi-

AFTER refusing to an-swer a question on a newaccusation of cheating inthe May 10 polls, Mala-cañang’s chief spokes-man lashed out at mediarecently saying that thequestion should bethrown to the one makingthe allegation.

Presidential spokes-man Ricardo Saludo toldmedia to throw back toMakati Rep. Teodoro Loc-sin Jr. his claim that thePalace was behind a so-called whistleblower onpoll fraud.

DepEd Tech-Voc continues to producenationally-certified graduates

dents can take specializa-tion in automotive, com-puter hardware service,cosmetology, furnitureand cabinet-making, gar-ments, air conditioningand refrigeration, foodproduction, crop produc-tion, food processing, fishculture, and fish capture,

among others.These fields of special-

ization are taken along-side academic subjects,thus producing graduateswho are ready for both theworld of work and highereducation whichever theychoose.

There are more than

4,000 tech-voc graduat-ing students nationwidethat have yet to com-plete this school year’sTESDA-administeredskills assessment.

Expectations are highthat a significant num-ber will pass TESDA’sskills test this year.

“We know that wehave achieved a level ofsuccess in this pro-gram because we’vebeen having 95 to 100percent passing rate inour competency as-sessments,” Valisnoadded.

DepEd continues toraise the quality of thetech-voc programthrough the provision ofc o m p e t e n c y - b a s e dcurriculum, teachers’training, acquisition ofphysical facilities, de-velopment of instruc-tional materials, provi-sion of manpower re-quirement, and other lo-gistics support. Tech-voc high schools aredistributed all over thecountry, and their spe-cialization depends onwhat is suitable in par-ticular regions, wheth-er fishery, agriculture,or arts and trade.

Despite initial goodresults, DepEd wants tothoroughly evaluate theprogram for whichMemorandum No. 11was issued. This isspecifically to assessthe efficiency of the useof a P461 million fundallocated for theseschools’ acquisition ofnew tools and equip-ment (P410 million) andcompetency assess-ment subsidy (P51.05million).

Nograles allays Noynoy’sfear of ‘power vacuum’

nent winner in the presi-dential race, said couldcreate a “power vacuum”that could lead to publicanxiety.

Nograles, in a state-ment, said Aquino hasbeen “misinformed” andclarified that he was onlyciting the constitutionalprovision that states thatJune 30 is the “ultimatedeadline” for proclaimingthe country’s top two lead-ers.

“I would be the last per-son who would even try toimagine a vacuum of pow-er in government,” he said.

He said there would beno delays in the procla-mation “so long as all thecanvass votes and docu-ments needed for an au-thentic and duly-executedCOC [certificate of can-vass] are present.”

The Congress is set toconvene on Tuesday as thenational board of canvass-ers (NBOC) that will offi-cially tally COCs for presi-dent and vice-president.

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Presidential spokesman blowstop over poll fraud question

“Why are you asking methat, he was the one whosaid it? Bakit hindi siyapatanungin nang maayos(Why are you asking methat, when it was Locsinwho said it? Why not askhim)?” Saludo said.

Locsin recently claimeda Malacañang “insider”was behind the so-calledpoll fraud whistleblower,who has been dubbed “Ko-ala Boy” in the media.

The koala-masked manclaimed massive fraud oc-curred during the May 10polls.

For his part, deputypresidential spokesmanGary Olivar recently calledLocsin’s claim “unsub-stantiated and illogical.”

But Saludo, when askedSaturday about what Loc-sin’s motives could be,blew his top. “Well don’task us, ask CongressmanLocsin,” he said.

He said he would notanswer the question be-cause it would be dignify-ing a baseless claim.

“Your editors should tellwhoever did that report-ing they should ask Con-gressman Locsin,” headded.

Saludo even said mediashould throw back ques-tions at the accuser, say-ing the media would haveasked Malacañang for

proof if it made accusa-tions against anyone.

“Why cant your report-ers covering Congress dothe same thing?” he said.

Saludo eventually apol-ogized to the anchors af-ter the interview. “Pasen-sya nagkainitan ang usa-pan natin (I am sorry thediscussion became heat-ed),” he said.

But at least one report-er covering the Palace beattwitted Saludo for his out-burst, saying it gave a badexample.

“Pag ganyan ang sagotninyo medyo naiilangkami. Pinagmalaki ninyokayo journalist, saan mun-do kayo nanggaling, sanaang tanong sagutin ninyo.Kung di masagot huwagninyo sagutin, huwag nin-yo ituro kung saan lang (Ifyou answer questions likethat we feel uncomfort-able. You called yourself ajournalist but please an-swer the question. If youdon’t want to, then don’tanswer it, but don’t lectureus like that),” said Leo PaloIII.

“Nakakaloko sa partnaming kami sinisisi ninyokung ano lumalabas sadyaryo sa TV at radio. Me-dyo siguro kumbaga sa die-sel i-calibrate ninyo angsasabihin ninyo (We do not

SENATOR Ramon BongRevilla Jr. now holds therecord as the nationalcandidate having the high-est votes garnered in anyPhilippine election.

As of the latest officialcanvass of the Commis-sion on Elections, BongRevilla got 19,414,795votes.

Senator Mar Roxasused to hold the recordwith 19,372,888 voteswhen he ran for senatorin 2004 election. Bong Re-villa finished second in thesame race.

The re-elected senatorexpressed elation on theoverwhelming support ofthe people.

“I am so honored whenI learned that more than19 million people casttheir votes on me. I do notsee it as just figures thatensure me for another

term in the Senate. I seethese votes as number ofFilipinos who have en-trusted their future in us,a number of people whomI will be accountable for ifI fail, but, nevertheless, anumber of people who willalso extend their hand inbuilding a better Philip-

Sen. Bong Revilla holds the record assenator with highest votes in Phil. election

pines,” Bong Revillasaid in an interview.

The senator, whosebills and laws he filedduring the 13th and 14thCongress can besummed up to directservice to people, im-proving the lives andenhanced the livelihoodof the people, vowed toformulate more lawsthat will equip people toaccelerate develop-ment.

Earlier, Bong Revilla ex-pressed his willingnessto support the administra-tion of President-appar-ent Senator Benigno“Noynoy” Aquino III.

He also appealed tohis colleagues in theSenate to strive for har-mony, stop bickeringand set aside opposi-tion-administration dis-tinctions in order to setexample to the peopleand encourage unityand healing.

Sen. Bong RevillaSen. Bong RevillaSen. Bong RevillaSen. Bong RevillaSen. Bong Revilla

More than 11,000 passlicensure exams for teachers

BASED on the resultsreleased recently by theProfessional RegulationCommission, 4,835 orjust 15.44 percent of the31,306 examineespassed the LET for ele-mentary education,while 6,483 out of the27,802 examinees or23.32 percent passed forsecondary education.

Only 4 out of the 109examinees who weregraduates of the Accel-erated Teacher Educa-tion Program likewisepassed the exam.

The LET was given onApril 18 in 13 testingcenters across the Phil-ippines and in HongKong, the PRC said.

Western VisayasState University has thehighest passing rate forLET for elementary edu-cation, with 71 passersout of its 84 examineesor 85 percent.

For secondary educa-tion, the University ofthe Philippines in Dili-man posted a 100 per-cent passing rate, fol-lowed by the Universityof Santo Tomas with 89percent.

Josephine Gail Porter ofUP Diliman topped the ele-mentary education examwith a score of 88.20 per-cent. Tied at second placewere Rageene VeraDueñas, also from UP Dili-man, and Englevert Reyesof the University of SanJose Recoletos with 87.40percent.

For secondary educa-tion, De La Salle Universi-ty-Manila’s ClarenceGatchalian got the highestscore 91.20, followed byJerome Macapagal of Pa-mantasan ng Lungsod ngMarikina with 89.80.

Tied at the third spotwere Melane Manalo of UPDiliman and Ma. AdeinevReyes of Ateneo de ManilaUniversity in Quezon Citywith 89.60.

The full list of results ofsecondary education canbe viewed here while re-sults for the elementaryeducation can be seenhere.

Meanwhile, results foreight examinees werewithheld pending final de-termination of their liabili-ties under the examina-tion’s rules and regula-tions, the PRC added.

Section 18 of R.A. 7836,known as the PhilippineTeachers Professionaliza-tion Act of 1994, states,“Every registrant shall berequired to take his pro-fessional oath before prac-ticing as a professionalteacher.”

Mass oath taking for theLET passers will be heldbased on the regional test-ing centers, and the datesand venues can be foundon the PRC website.

Oath taking tickets areavailable at the Office ofProfessional Teachers,3rd Floor, PRC Annex Build-ing for NCR and Region IVpassers starting May 26,and at the PRC regional of-fices for the passers fromthe other regions, accord-ing to the PRC release.

It added the require-ments for the issuance ofCertificate of Registrationand Professional Identifi-cation Card (ID) are the fol-lowing:

• a duly accomplishedOath Form

• latest Community TaxCertificate (Cedula)

• one 1" x 1" picture (col-ored with white back-ground and completename tag)

• two 2" x 2" pictures(colored with white back-ground and completename tag)

• metered documentarystamp for the Oath Form

• initial registration feeof P600

• annual registration feeof P450 for 2010-2013

Successful examineesshould likewise personal-ly register and sign in theRoster of Registered Pro-fessionals, the PRC said.

like being blamed by youfor everything that comesout in the papers, televi-sion and radio. If you canbe like a diesel engine, atleast calibrate what yousay before saying it),” headded.

Saludo was recycledas deputy presidentialspokesman and eventu-ally presidential spokes-man earlier this year, af-ter the death of PressSecretary Cerge Re-monde last January.

He was brought back tothe Palace after the Com-mission on Appoint-ments rejected his ap-pointment as Civil ServiceCommission chairman.

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MULI na naman sus-ubukan ng kanyangmga constituent angkakayahan ni 2nd dis-trict Pasay City Council-or Imelda “Emi” Calix-to-Rubiano, nang ihalalito bilang kanilang Kina-tawan ng lungsod saMababang Kapulungan.

Si Coun. Calixto-Rubi-ano, ay inihalal bilangnumber 1 sa konsehong mga mamamayanng Pasay taong 1998 ngsimulan nito ang kan-yang karera sa politikaay angat kaagad angratings nito sa mgaPasayeños.

Hindi marahil nagus-tuhan si Calixto-Rubi-ano ng kanyang mgakababayan dahil sa na-katatak ang pangalansa pangalan nito angkanilang ama na dati nadating alkalde na siformer Pasay City May-or Eduardo “Duay”Calixto, kundi ang pa-giging isang Calixto-Ru-biano na sensiro bilangisang public-servant.

At bilang isang kon-sehal, marami na rinsiyang mga nagawangproyekto, gaya na la-mang ng libreng serbi-syong medical at den-tal, murang serbisyo sanamatay, Operationcataract, Botika Binhi,Operation Smile, Feed-ing program, Livelihoodand Capital assistance,Scholarship grant parasa mga estudyantengkwalipikado at iba’t-ibang proyektong pang-imprastraktura.

Dati rin pinamunuanng butihing konsehala

Elect lady solon ng Pasay…

LIBELO dito, libelo doon! Ito ang pangunahing

puwersa ng bumabanggangayon sa hanay ng mgawalang kinatatakutan atkinikilingang mamama-hayag sa Pilipinas.

Sa pagnanais na maipa-hatid sa madla ang katoto-hanan sa likod ng bawatbalita, ng bawat kabuktut-ang nagaganap sa gobyer-no at pribadong sector, ka-song libelo ang pangunah-

TTTTTuldok sa Pruldok sa Pruldok sa Pruldok sa Pruldok sa Press Fess Fess Fess Fess Frrrrreedom?eedom?eedom?eedom?eedom?

Ang pagiging isang Konsehalani Emi Calixto-Rubiano

ang Pasay City SocialWelfare Department nakung saan sa ilalim ngkanyang pamumuno aytumanggap uto ng ma-raming parangal atawards dahil sa pagtugonat pag-alalay sa mga res-idente ng nasabing lung-sod.

Naging prayoridad rinnito ang Kalusugan ng ba-wat isang mamamayanng Pasay na kung saan aysinisiguro ang kalinisangaya na lamang sa PasayCity Public Market, ang

mga karne ng baboy,manok, at baka ay sinisig-urong malinis ito at ligtassa anumang sakit at ma-rami pang iba.

Nagpasa rin ng isangresolusyong ang nasab-ing Konsehala na nagla-layong panatiliin ang CityEngineering Office na ma-linis ang mga daluyan ngtubig o mga drainage sys-tem sa panahon ng tag-intbilang paghahanda sa tag-ulan, lalo na sa mga pan-gunahing pamilihan salungsod.

At pagtatatag ng PasayCity Business Council up-ang umagapay sa pag-un-lad ng mga negosyo salungsod at para mapadaliang proseso o mga tran-saksiyon sa loob ng cityhall.

Ilan lamang yan sa mganagawa ni Kon. Calixto-Rubiano, at lalo pang hi-higitan nito ang kanyangpagbibigay serbisyo samga Pasayeños, dahilsiya na ang uupong Kina-tawan ng lungsod sadarating na Hulyo 1 atmakakaaasa rito ang mgataga-lungsod. (M. Pineda)

We wish you all the best in life!Sana po ‘wag kayong magbabago

at magsawa sa pagbibigay ngtulong sa mga Pasayeños,

kailangan po nila kayo lalo naiyong mga indigents resident sa

lungsod ng Pasay.Muli Maligayang Pagbati sa araw

ng inyong kapanganakan (May 23, 2010).

HAPPY 54th

Sir Butch!Sir Butch!Sir Butch!Sir Butch!Sir Butch!

Greetings from : The Management and Staffof People’s Brigada News

Trabaho, uunahinni elect Cong. Olivarez

SA muling pagbabalikng Olivarez bilang public-servant sa lungsod, hindibibiguin ng bagong halalna Kongresista na si Ed-win Olivarez ang kanyangmga kababayan sa unangdistrito at ibabalik nito angpagseserbisyong ginawang kanyang ama na si Dr.Pablo Olivarez na datingalkalde ng lungsod.

Ayon kay Kuya EdwinOlivarez, sa darating naHulyo 1, unang araw nitosa tanggapan ng House ofthe Representative bilangKinatawan sa unang dis-trito ng lungsod, magsus-ulong ito ng batas namakakatulong sa kan-yang mga kababayan lalona sa hanapbuhay at pag-bibigay ng trabaho.

Maglalaan rin ng pondoang nasabing mambaba-tas para sa LibrengEdukasyon, na ang higit namakikinabang rito ay angmga out-of-school youth oang mga kabataan na wa-lang kakayahan makapag-aral sa elementarya,sekondarya at kolehiyo.

Alam ni Kuya Edwin nanoong panahon na na-

nungkulan ito sa lalawi-gan ng Laguna bilangisang Board Member atVice Governor ay naglil-ingkod rin ng kanyangama sa kanyang mga ka-babayan sa Parañaque.

At dahil mas ninais nang kanyang ama na tumu-long na lamang sa mgaParañaqueños na walangkatungkulan ay minabutina rin ni Kuya Edwin nasundin ang yapak ng amaat ipagpatuloy ang mganasimulan gawain nitopara sa mga taga-

Parañaque.Ginagawa ito ni Kuya

Edwin hindi dahil isa siy-ang mabait at masunur-ing anak, kundi mahalniya ang kanyang kaba-bayan sa Parañaque atang tanging hangad la-mang niya ay angmakatulong atmakapagbigay ng ser-bisyong totoo sa Diyosat sa tao.

Aniya, alam niyang(Cong. Olivarez) kayang-kaya niya na tapusin angkahirapan at solusyunanang bawat hinaing ngmga taga-unang distritolalo na’t nariyan ang kan-yang kapatid na konse-hal na si Erick na siyangkanyang katuwang sapagresolba sa lahat ngsuliranin.

Kaya naman paulit-ulit na nagpapasalamatsi 1st dist. Cong. Olivarezsa kanyang mga con-stituent sa tiwalang ib-inigay sa kanya atmakakaasa rin sila naang tiwalang ibinigay sakanya ay papalitan niyaito ng pagbibigay ngserbisyong totoo.(M.P.)

ing kasangkapan ng mganauupakan upang ang ka-totohanan ay mahadlan-gan.

May mga pagkakataonna di lamang sa paraan nglibelo napupunta ang la-banan. Sa katunayan, ma-rami na rin sa aming ha-nay ang nagbuwis ng bu-hay alang-alang sa katoto-hanan.

Ngunit hindi ito naginghadlang upang ang pinaka-

mamahal na propesyon aytuluyan ng lisanin. Bagkusay lalo pang nag-aapoy angaming mga damdamin up-ang tirisin ang mga idolona tiwaling gawain.

Ang gawaing ito ay ba-hagi ng aming karapatan,hindi lamang bilang mama-hayag, kundi bilangmamamayan sa ilalim ngSaligang Batas.

Patuloy din ang amingpanawagan para sa de-

kriminalisasyon ng libelo.Dangan kasi, paboritoitong gamitin ng yaongnasa poder upang ang am-ing karapatan ay unti-unt-ing sikilin.

Sa puntong ito, naisnamin ipahatid ang amingpakikiisa sa aming mgakapatid sa propesyon nangayo’y tinaguriang bikti-ma ng ganitong uri ng pa-ninikil.

Ipagpatuloy natin ang

ating krusuda’t pak-ikibaka sa pamamagi-tan ng lapis at papel la-ban sa mga makapang-yarihan idolo ng tiwal-ing gawain.

Sama-sama natin ihay-ag sa madla ang kanilangmga pagka-kasala.

Ating ipakita na kahitkailanman ang atingkarapatan ay hindi mat-utuldukan.

(Elena Borcelis)

Kon. Emi Calixto-Kon. Emi Calixto-Kon. Emi Calixto-Kon. Emi Calixto-Kon. Emi Calixto-RubianoRubianoRubianoRubianoRubiano

Elect Cong. EdwinElect Cong. EdwinElect Cong. EdwinElect Cong. EdwinElect Cong. EdwinOlivarezOlivarezOlivarezOlivarezOlivarez

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DETROIT, Michigan –Resting here at a

Filipino friend’s houseafter the conferencethat I attended in Chi-cago ended two daysago. It was the 4th In-ternational Conferenceon Climate Change (4th

ICCC) sponsored bythe Heartland Institute,h t t p : / / w w w .heartland.org/events/2 0 1 0 C h i c a g o /program.html. Ourthink tank, MinimalGovernment Thinkers,Inc. (www.mini mal-govern ment.net) is theonly Philippine-basedinstitute that was oneof many co-sponsorsof the event. I was giv-en a travel scholarshipby Heartland to attendthe 3-days conference,and out of the 700+people who registeredand attended that bigconference, I was theonly one from the Phil-ippines and fromsouth-east Asia.

Most of the partici-pants there were sci-entists – physicists,geologists, meteorolo-gists, climatologists,biologists, geophysi-cists, even former as-tronauts. Breakfastand lunch have twospeakers each, thenthere were four simul-

Governments and climate research

taneous tracks or paneldiscussions to choose,two on science and oneeach on economics andpublic policy.

Being a non-scientistand very much interestedin the scientific debateabout “man-made warm-ing”, I attended mostly thescience tracks. My briefarticle discussing brieflythe tracks or panels that Iattended on day 2 of theconference, entitled “Sealevel, the Sun and cli-mate”, can be found atmy blog, http://funwithgov-ernment. blogspot.com orat

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On the third and lastday of the conference, I at-tended the last 2 sciencetracks. On the first track,the four speakers were:Tom Segalstad of the Uni-versity of Oslo, Norway;George Kukla of the Lam-ont-Dohery Earth Obser-vatory at Columbia Uni-versity, USA; MadhavKhandekar of Environ-ment Canada; and Leigh-ton Steward of the Insti-tute for the Study of Earthand Man at SouthernMethodist University,USA.

Dr. Sevalstad had an in-teresting paper, “Geo-chemistry of Carbon Diox-ide: The whereabouts ofcarbon dioxide (CO2) onEarth”, and he explainedthat CO2 follows certaincycles, like day-night,wet-dry, El Nino-La Ninacycles, and stay just afew days or months orfew years, depending onwhere they are deposited(upper atmosphere, low-er troposphere, land sur-face, ocean, plants andtrees, etc.) and not “sev-eral hundred years” aspropagated by the UN In-

tergovernmental Panel onClimate Change (IPCC).

Dr. Kukla’s paper wasentitled “Interglacialsstart with global coolingand end with global warm-ing.” He looked at the“obliquity” or the angle ofthe earth on the Sun’sequator. He said thatbased on the angular po-sition of the Earth throughthe recent years, globalwarming, especially in thetropics, will continue, andthat humanity’s carbonmission has nothing to dowith this climate cycle ofcooling-warming.

Dr. Steward’s paperwas on “Empirical evi-dence (Paleoclimates)and the disconnect of cli-mate change” and heshowed that CO2 is a use-ful gas and food plant,that without CO2 there willbe no plants, crops andtrees on the planet andlife will not be possible.And that based on plentyof scientific studies, moreCO2 actually results inmore and faster plantgrowth, bigger harvest ofcrops.

The other science trackthat I attended had threespeakers: William Kinon-month of the Australasian

Climate Research Insti-tute in Australia; VictorVelasco Herrara of the In-stitute of Geophysics atthe National AutonomousUniversity of Mexico; andIan Palmer of the Univer-sity of Adelaide, Austra-lia. Prof. Kininmonth pre-sented a paper on “Natu-ral responses limiting an-thropogenic climate forc-ing” and argued that man-made carbon emissioncannot be a big factor inaffecting the Earth’s cli-mate.

Dr. Herrara, a youngphysicist in Mexico, pre-sented an interesting pa-per, “The new solar mini-mum and the mini-ice ageof the twenty-first centu-ry”. He showed solar ac-tivity and inactivity via so-lar cycles and geomag-netic field index, and pre-dicted a prolonged globalcooling from 2010 to2070. In the previousday’s presentation, a ge-ologist from the WesternWashington University,USA, was also observingthe Sun and the PacificDecadal Oscillation (PDO)and predicted that globalcooling will start in 2014and will last for the next30 years or more.

While it was mental-ly tiring for a non-sci-entist to follow the pre-sentations of those sci-entists who have beendoing climate researchwork for years and de-cades, it was also veryrewarding to realizethat there are plenty ofother factors, naturalfactors (the Sun, theocean, volcanoes, geo-logic degassing, galac-tic cosmic rays, etc.)that affect the Earth’sclimate, whether it isglobal cooling or globalwarming.

That is why I neverbelieve Mr. Al Gore, apolitician and not a sci-entist, and the IPCC, apolitical and intergov-ernmental body, not ascientific body, in their“man-made globalwarming” claims.

Readers who are in-terested on this topic,I am willing to discussmore about this topicand show new and up-dated materials on glo-bal temperature, polarice cover, sea level andrelated data. You cancontact me at minimal-g o v e r n m e n [email protected].

Late gain ends volatile weekfor the US stock market

THE stock market hadanother tumultuous ridethis week as disarray inEurope heightenedfears of a global eco-nomic slowdown. De-spite a late-day come-back on Friday, majorstock indexes are downabout 10 percent fromthe peak they reachedin late April.

Declines of that sizeare known as a “cor-rection.” They are nor-mal during a bull marketand are even seen as ahealthy way for a mar-ket to regain its bear-ings after a long periodof uninterrupted gains.The correction thatstarted this week is thefirst for the bull marketthat began in March oflast year.

Whether the correc-tion has mostly run itscourse or turns into abear market, defined asa decline of 20 percentor more, is anyone’sguess. Stock indexesended with solid gainsFriday after starting theday lower and dippingbelow 10,000; the Dowclosed up 125 points.

The Dow Jones indus-trial average plunged376 points Thursday, itsworst one-day drop inmore than a year.Stocks are now aboutwhere they were in ear-ly February and down 2percent for the year.

Jacob Gold, a finan-cial adviser and CEO ofJacob Gold & Associ-ates in Scottsdale, Ariz.,says the market col-lapse of 2008 is fresh inthe memories of clientswho have been pepper-ing him with calls and e-mails this week.

“They’re second-guessing themselvesbecause they don’twant to end up giving theeconomy the benefit ofthe doubt and having ithurt them,” he said.“People are still lickingtheir wounds from 2008and they’re not in a po-

sition to put themselves atrisk like they once did.”

The immediate catalystfor this week’s sharp de-clines was deepeningconfusion over how Eu-rope intends to get con-trol of its public finances,restore order to financialmarkets and instill confi-dence in the continent’sshared currency, theeuro.

Germany broke ranksfrom its European neigh-bors this week, single-handedly reining in specu-lative trading in Europeanbonds. And on Friday it wasrebuffed in its calls forharsh punishments forEuropean countries thatconsistently flout rules onfiscal spending limits.

Greece is struggling tocope with staggering debt,and investors fear it couldend up dragging othereconomically weak Euro-pean countries down withit. If Europe’s banks crackdown on lending, the think-ing goes, other banksaround the world could fol-low suit, tripping up econ-omies around the world.

The unsettling newsfrom Europe this weekalso reminded investorshow tepid the US eco-nomic recovery really is inhistorical terms. Grossdomestic product rose atan annual rate of 3.2 per-cent in the first threemonths of the year, butthat’s not nearly as strongof a comeback as is typi-cal after a deep reces-sion. Companies alsoaren’t hiring that much,unemployment is still 9.9percent and the housingmarket hasn’t recoveredfrom its slump.

“Normally you wouldget a much stronger snap-back,” said Paul Ballew,chief economist at Nation-wide Insurance in Colum-bus, Ohio, and a formersenior economist with theFederal Reserve. “Giventhe magnitude of thedownturn, growth shouldbe much stronger thanthat already.”

US markets openedlower again on Friday, buta rally in financial shareshelped stocks move high-er. JPMorgan Chase & Co.and Bank of AmericaCorp. were the biggestgainers in the 30 stocksthat make up the DowJones industrial average.They and other financialshares rose after the Sen-ate passed long-awaitedfinancial reform legisla-tion, removing a signifi-cant overhang for USbanks.

In other signs that someinvestors were regainingan appetite for risk, theprice of ultra-safe Trea-sury securities edgedlower after spiking onThursday, the dollaredged lower, commodityprices stabilized and goldprices fell.

The Dow rose 125.38,or 1.3 percent, to10,193.39. The broaderStandard & Poor’s 500 in-dex rose 16.10, or 1.5 per-cent, to 1,087.69. The Nas-daq composite index rose25.03, or 1.1 percent, to2,229.04.

About three stocksrose for every one that fellon the New York StockExchange, where consol-idated volume was 8.1 bil-lion shares, versus 8.5 bil-lion shares Thursday.

The Dow fell below10,000 during early trad-ing Friday before recover-ing. It last fell through thatlevel on May 6, when itbriefly plunged nearly1,000 points in an after-noon rout that was its big-gest intraday slide. Regu-lators have said they arestill unclear on whatcaused that brief plunge.

The three-week slidesince the market hit itsrecent peak in late Aprilhas shaved $1.3 trillion ofvalue from the S&P 500index in the 19 tradingdays through Thursday.That’s more than the $1trillion Europe and the In-ternational Monetary Fundpledged to shore up weakEuropean economies.

Alliance Global Group Q1 earnings hit P2.2 billionANDREW Tan-led con-

glomerate Alliance GlobalGroup, Inc. increased itsfirst quarter net income bymore than a tenth on theback of strong sales fromits real estate, food andbeverage, and fastfoodunits.

The company posted aconsolidated net incomeof P2.22 billion from Jan-uary to March this year, upby 12 percent from a yearago, the company told thePhilippine Stock Ex-change on Friday.

Its net income attribut-able to its shareholderswas P1.65 billion, up by afifth from 2009’s P1.37 bil-lion.

Alliance Global’s con-solidated revenuesreached P10.5 billion, up

by almost a fifth fromP8.86 billion in 2009.

The company is behindreal estate giant Mega-world Corp., beverage unitEmperador Distillers, andMcDonald’s Philippinesmaster franchiser GoldenArches Development Corp.

Megaworld contributed46 percent to the totalearnings, while its con-sumer units delivered 43percent.

The company’s earn-ings before interest, tax-es, depreciation, and am-ortization in the first quar-ter reached P3.3 billion, up15 percent year-on-year.

“Our first quarter re-sults show AGI’s contin-ued strength in the indus-tries it operates in. Webelieve that we are reap-

ing the benefits of thebusiness decisions wemade in the last coupleof years,” PresidentKingson Sian said in astatement.

The company ex-panded its various busi-nesses and recentlyventured into the tour-ism industry with Ma-laysian company Gen-ting Hong Kong Limited,which would build tworesorts in Metro Manilawith Alliance Global’ssubsidiary TravellersInternational HotelGroup, Inc.

Alliance Global said itwould invest over $500million (around P22.5billion) for three hotelprojects which wouldhave 1,300 rooms in all.

UniOil slashesgas prices by P1/liter

SMALL oil player UniOilPetroleum Philippines Inc.on Thursday reduced itsgasoline prices by P1 perliter.

The pr ice ro l lbacktook effect at 2 p.m. andcovered UniOil ’s un-

leaded gasol ine andQuantum Premium gas-oline.

The oil firm said theprice cut was broughtabout by decreasing oilprices in the world mar-ket.

UniOil corporatecommunications offic-er Leah Flor said Thurs-day’s price slashbrought to almost P2 thetotal price adjustmentimplemented by the oilfirm this week.

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WeddingWedding customsWedding customsWedding customsWedding customsWedding customs, Pinoy style!, Pinoy style!, Pinoy style!, Pinoy style!, Pinoy style!

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PERSTITIONS. FIL-IPINOS HAVE ALSODEVELOPED SU-PERSTITIONS THATARE RELATED TOMARRIAGE AND WED-DINGS.

Pre-colonial Filipinosuperstitions includethe groom or the brideshould avoid travelingbefore the nuptial to pre-vent accidents from hap-pening, the bride must notwear pearls as these are sim-ilar to tears, performing aprocession composed of menholding bolo knives and mu-sicians playing agongs todrive away evil spirits. Thismarch was also carried outafter the wedding ceremonyuntil the newly-wed couplereaches their abode. The pur-pose of this procession is sim-ilar to the current practice ofbreaking plates during thewedding reception, in orderto shoo away bad luck.

During Spanish coloniza-tion, the Spaniards intro-duced new superstitions,such as the avoidance of ac-tivities that may cause brokenmarriages or sadness and re-gret. These include not wear-ing wedding gowns in ad-vance, not wearing garmentsthat are colored black, and notoffering sharp objects as gifts.

Other Filipino beliefs includethat typhoons occurring on wed-ding days may bring bad for-tune; that – after the weddingceremony – the bride shouldwalk ahead of her husband orstep on his foot to prevent beingdominated by the male spouse;that an extinguished candle dur-ing the ceremony served as anomen that the groom or the bridewill die soon (depending onwhich candle was smothered bythe wind, the one at the groom’sside or the bride’s side); and thatan accidentally dropped wed-ding ring, wedding veil, or wed-ding arrhae will cause maritalmisery.

ship captain or airplane chief,military commander of a unit towhich a chaplain is assigned,in the absence of the latter, dur-ing a military operation onlyin marriages at the pointof death; and consul-gen-eral, consul or vice-con-sul only between Filipi-no citizens abroad areauthorized by law to sol-emnize marriage).

Marriage law in thePhilippines alsor e q u i r e sc o u p l e sto at-tend asemi-n a ro nfami-l yp l a n -n i n gbeforet h eweddingday in or-der to be-come re-sponsiblef a m i l ylife andp a r -e n t -hood.

The seminar is normally con-ducted at a city hall or a munic-ipal council.

Some officiating ministers orchurches require the couple topresent a certificate of no mar-riage record (CENOMAR), on topof or together with the marriagelicense and the authority of thesolemnizing officer. The CENOM-AR can be secured from the Na-tional Statistics Office or its des-ignated offices and branches.

MARRIAGE PROPOSAL. Thetraditional marriage proposal inthe Philippines takes the formof the pamanhikan or pamaman-hikan or the “parental marriageproposal”, a formal way of ask-ing the parents of the Filipinowoman for her hand. In this cus-tom, the would-be groom andhis father and mother go to thewould-bride’s home. Gifts offood or other items arebrought by the pro-posing family. Oncethe proposal hasbeen accepted,other matters dis-cussed duringthis meeting in-clude the weddingplan, the date of thewedding, the budgetfor the wedding, and the listof guests. The expenses for thewedding are generally shoul-dered by the family of thegroom.

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.After the pamamanhikan, thecouple performs the pa-alam or“wedding announcement visita-tions”. In this custom, the cou-ple goes to the homes of rela-tives to inform the latter of theirstatus as a couple and theschedule of their nuptial. It isalso during this visits when thecouple personally delivers theirwedding invitations.

The typical Filipino weddinginvitation contains the date andvenue for the wedding ceremo-ny and for the wedding recep-tion, as well as the names and

roles of the principal sponsorsof the bride. Weddings in thePhilippines are commonly heldduring the month of June.

CEREMONIAL PROTOCOL.Wedding attire: Barong Taga-log; A Filipino groom wearing acollarless version of the BarongTagalog. Bride’s garment;

The Filipino bride’s attire istypically made of a custom-madewhite wedding gown. This is fromthe American influence of dress-ing the woman on her weddingday. Groom’s apparel; The Filipi-no groom’s clothing is the Bar-ong Tagalog, a formal and tradi-tional transparent, embroideredand button-up shirt made fromjusi (also spelled as husi) fabricmade from pineapple fibers. Thisformal Filipino male’s apparel isworn untucked with a white T-shirt beneath, and over a blackpair of pants.

Generally, the wedding cere-mony proper in the Philippinesincludes the celebration of aone-hour long mass. The Filipi-

n o groom arrives onehour earlier than the

Filipina bride forthe purpose ofreceiving wed-ding guests at thechurch. The bridewill arrive lateronboard a wed-ding car, thengets off the vehi-cle to meet herwaiting groom.The groomcould be wait-ing with hisparents. After-wards, thegroom andthe bride per-forms thebridal pro-cession or

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nuptial, the bride holds an heir-loom rosary along with her tra-ditional bridal bouquet.

Ceremonial sponsors, wit-nesses, and participants. Theprincipal wedding sponsors –also known as special sponsors,primary sponsors, counselors,or witnesses of the marriageceremony – chosen by thewould-be spouses normallyincludes a multiple set ofpairs of godparents (typical-ly a total of 12 individual god-parents composed of 6 god-mothers or ninang, and 6 godfa-thers or ninong). Chosen sec-ondary sponsors are made upof the bridesmaids, groomsmen,and 3 more pairs of wedding at-tendants. The wedding atten-dants are responsible for thespecial parts of lighting the wed-

ding candles, plac-

ing the veil and thecords on the couple beingwed.Other official ceremonialparticipants are children, usual-ly males, with the role of beingthe coin bearer and the ringbearer.

Ceremonial paraphernalia inFilipino weddings include thewedding rings, the wedding ar-rhae, the wedding candles, thewedding veils, and the weddingcord. The ring bearer acts asthe holder and keeper of therings until the exchanging ofrings is performed, while thecoin bearer acts as the holderand keeper of the arrhae until itis offered and given by thegroom to his bride. Among thesecondary sponsors or wed-

Wedding rings and the ar-rhae. After the exchange of wed-ding rings by the couple, thegroom gives the wedding ar-rhae to his bride. The arrhae isa symbol of his “monetary gift”to the bride because it is com-posed of 13 pieces of gold, orsilver, coins, a “pledge” that thegroom is devoted to the wel-fare and well-being of his wifeand future offspring. Both ringsand arrhae are blessed first bythe priest during the wedding.

Wedding candles. The light-ers of the wedding candles,

known as thec a n - d l espon-

cord is called the yugal and iscustomarily shaped or loopedto form the figure of the num-ber 8, a shape that signifies“everlasting fidelity”. Specifi-cally, each loop of the cord isplaced around the invidualneck-and-shoulder area of thebride and the groom. Apartfrom being made of silk, vari-ations of the make of the wed-ding cord also include beinga string of flowers and as linksof coins. All of these signifiesinfinite marital bond.

Wedding reception. Dur-ing the reception, it is typicalto use a pair of white maleand female doves (placed in abell-shaped white cage or re-ceptacle hanging from theceiling, which can be openedby pulling ribbons or cords).These doves symbolize mari-tal harmony and peace. Aftertheir release from their cage,the person who catches them

may take them home to rearas pets. Tossing the bou-

quet is not the commonpractice for the bride.

Instead, the brideproffers it to the

Virgin Mary, to apatron saint,

or placedover thegrave of adeceasedf a m i l y

member orrelative.

F i l i p i n oMuslim wedding. A weddingdance performed by a Yakancouple from Mindanao. Fili-pino Muslims in the Mindan-ao region of the Philippinescommonly practice pre-ar-ranged marriages and be-trothal. These marital discus-sions involve the agreementon the dowry. The Tausog peo-ple’s wedding include thepangalay, a celebration or an-nouncement performed bymeans of the playing of per-cussion instruments like asthe gabbang, the kulintang,and the agong. Included inthe wedding ceremony that isofficiated by an Imam are read-ings taken from the Quran and

the placement of thegroom’s finger-print on the fore-

TRADITIONAL marriage cus-toms in the Philippines andFilipino wedding practicespertain to the characteristicsof marriage and wedding tra-ditions established and ad-hered to by Filipino men andwomen in the Philippines af-ter a period of courtship andengagement. These traditionsextend to other countriesaround the world where Fili-pino communities exist.Kasalan is the Filipino wordfor “wedding”[1], while itsroot word – kasal – means“marriage”.The present-daycharacter of marriages andweddings in the Philippineswere primarily influenced bythe permutation of native,Christian, Catholic, Protes-tant, Spanish, and Americanmodels.

HISTORY. A typical ancienttraditional Filipino wedding,during pre-colonial times, isheld for three days and wasofficiated by a babaylan, a trib-al priest or priestess.Thehouse of the babaylan was theceremonial center for the nup-tial. On the first day, the cou-ple was brought to thepriest’s home, where the ba-baylan blesses them, whiletheir hands are joined over acontainer of uncooked rice.On the third day, the priestwould prick their chests todraw a small amount of blood,which will be placed on a con-tainer to be mixed with water.After announcing their lovefor each other for three times,they were fed by the priestwith cooked rice coming froma single container. Afterwards,they were to drink the waterthat was mixed with theirblood. The priest proclaimedthat they are officially wed af-ter their necks and handswere bound by a cord or,sometimes, once their longhairs had been entwined to-gether. In lieu of the babay-lan, the datu or a wise eldermay also officiate a pre-colo-nial Filipino wedding.

After the pre-colonial wed-ding ceremony, while at thejust-married couple’s resi-dence, a series of giving-of-gifts ritual was also done to

sors, lightsthe pair of candles oneach side of the couple. ForChristians, this embodies thepresence of God in the maritalunion. From any of these light-ed pair of candles, the bride andthe groom will then light a sol-itary candle, known as the “uni-ty candle” which signifies the

joining of their two families.For Christians, this light-

ing of a single candlesymbolizes the invo-cation of JesusChrist into their lifeas a married couple.The use of the unitycandle is rooted from

Protestantism.Wedding veils. After

the ritual of lightingcandles, a pair of secondarysponsors known as the veil spon-sors will drape and pin a longand white-colored tulle veil overthe shoulder of the groom, whileanother veil is draped on thehead of the bride. These two veilssignify the clothing of two indi-viduals who have become onedue to the ceremony of marriage.Another form of veiling ritual isthe placing of a single white veilover the shoulder of the groomand on the bride’s head.

Wedding cord. After the veil-ing ritual, the pair of secondarysponsors, known as the cordsponsors, will then drape a cordover the shoulders of the groomand the bride. This decorative

TTTTTips for the June Brideips for the June Brideips for the June Brideips for the June Brideips for the June BrideWhy go contemporary when you can go vintage

with your wedding dress?Every bride wants to look her best and unique

on her very special wedding day. There is proba-bly no better way to become unique than going outfrom the norms. Why go contemporary when youcan go vintage? Classics have always been sobeautiful because it harkens you back to an earli-er era – an era which is far from the other brideslike you are in right now.

You will perhaps be the most unique bride intown! However, going vintage with your weddingdress still poses some pitfalls and you shouldwatch out for these when you are shopping forone! Here they are:

1. Avoid wedding dresses with stains or thosethat need repairs.

Since they are vintage, there must be somestains, holes and runs on them. So be very carefuland check carefully the wedding dress that youare eyeing to wear on your wedding day.

2. Don’t trust the oldest dresses.Fabrics do run so again, check the vintage wed-

ding dress really carefully.3. Set your budget before shopping.Vintage are still in so don’t expect that their price

are out. Set your budget first unless you want toreally get disappointed.

4. Regular size isn’t the size in vintage weddingdresses.

As humans grow bigger and taller, fabricsand clothing materials shrink and go smallerand shorter. So, make sure to get the size thatis higher in figure and number.

counter the negative responsesof the bride if asked to enter hernew home, if she refuses to goup the stairs of the dwelling, ifshe denies to participate in themarriage banquet, or even to gointo her new bedroom, a roomshe would be sharing with herspouse.

Spanish colonialism broughtchanges to these marriage ritu-als because of the teachings andconversion efforts of Spanishmissionaries, which occurred asearly as the 18th century. As aresult, the majority of current-day Filipino weddings becamepredominantly Christian orCatholic in character, which isalso because of the mostly Cath-olic population, although indig-enous traditions still exist to-day in other regions of the Phil-ippines. Parts of Filipino wed-ding ceremonies have becomefaith-centered and God-cen-tered, which also highlights theconcept that the joining of twoindividuals is a “life long com-mitment” of loving and caring.In general, the marriage itselfdoes not only signify the unionof two persons, but also the fu-sion of two families, and the uni-fication two clans.

REQUIREMENTS. The follow-ing are the legal requirementsthat must be met in order to mar-ry in the Philippines. To be spe-cific, the exact wordings as stat-ed in Philippine marriage laware presented as follows: Legalcapacity of the contracting par-ties who must be a male and afemale, 18 years old and above

without any impediment to getmarried; Consent freely givenin the presence of the solem-nizing officer; Authority of thesolemnizing officer (only incum-bent member of the judiciary;priest, rabbi, imam, or ministerof any church or religious sectduly authorized by his churchor religious sect and registeredwith the civil registrar general;

ding attendants, three pairs –each pair consists of a male andfemale secondary sponsors –are chosen to function as light-ers of the wedding candles, han-dlers of the wedding veils, andplacers of the wedding cord.

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nakabangga sa akin peronung una di ko pa naisipna naulit kasi nainis naako sa crush ko kasiparang sinasadya niyapero pagbalik ko sa bahaysaka ko lang naisipna”Hey parang naulitah?!”

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into domestic mode. Venus enters Cancer and yoursector of family and property this week and you’ll de-cide you like your own backyard more than anywhereelse on earth,

TAURUS (April 20- May. 20) - Get ready to ride anemotional roller coaster this week, Taurus. This

week you’ll find you’ve taken on a load that’s too heavyto carry. You have a big heart, but let your practicalitygovern how much aid you offer the next time a lovedone needs your help.

GEMINI (May. 21- June 21) - Happy birthday, Gemi-ni! Get ready to put on a party hat, throw some

confetti around, and celebrate! The radiant Sun entersGemini this week and you’ll be at your highest level inthe days and weeks ahead.

CANCER (June 22-July 22) - You’re very intuitive,Cancer. You can usually rely on your inner wis-

dom to navigate your life path, but this week the Moonin Cancer is quincunx hazy Neptune and your sixthsense will be off kilter.

LEO (July 22- Aug. 22) - Your word is worth itsweight in gold. When you make a promise to

someone, you deliver, no questions asked. However,not all your associates are as trustworthy as you, asyou’ll discover when Venus in your zone of friendshipsquares Jupiter in deceptive Pisces this week.

VIRGO (Aug. 23- Sept. 23) - You’re very practical,thanks to your Earth Sign, and you take a prag-

matic view of the worldThis week you’ll adopt a moreidealistic attitude when the radiant Sun trines Saturnin Virgo.

LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) - You cherish your sociallife, Libra. This week your interactions with as-

sociates will reach a new level of friendliness. You’lladd some acquaintances to your social network andbroaden your contact list.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24- Nov. 22) -Pack your bags, Scor-pio! This week the travel bug will bite you. This

week xc you’ll look for fun and excitement in areasthat are far from home. An associate will come to yourrescue on Friday.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- Dec. 21) - You’re in for abumpy ride this week, Sagittarius, so buckle your

seat belt. This week you’ll discover a family memberhas been less than honest with you in an importantmatter.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) - Prepare yourself,Capricorn! You’ll hear unsettling news this week

when Venus squares Jupiter in deceptive Pisces inyour zone of communication.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Feb.18) - Prepare yourself,Capricorn! You’ll hear unsettling news this week

when Venus squares Jupiter in deceptive Pisces inyour zone of communication. Before you leap to con-clusions, consider the reliability of the source.

PISCES (Feb. 19- March. 20) -You’ll certainly be ina positive frame of mind this week, Pisces.

You’re very emotional, and your mood of the momentoften guides how you feel about yourself.

Libangan

Natatandaan mo paba noong akoy bata pa?Binubuhat mo ko don,sabay tayong tumata-wa. Ngayong ikaw aymatanda na,lakas ay li-pas na, saya ng na-karaan ay sa akin nalamang ala ala.

Nakapagpasalamatna ba ako ama, sa pag-tataguyod mo sa atingpamilya? Tiniis mo noonang dusa,kapalit saamin ay ginhawa. Hindimo alintana ang hirap,dugo t pawis sa pag-sisikap, maibigay langang edukasyon, yan angiyong pangarap.

Napatawad mo na baako aking ama, sa pagsuway ko sayo atpagkakasala? Tinuwidmo ang aking daan, gin-abayan sa kabutihan.

Nasabi ko na ba ama,na mahal na mahalkita? Ikaw ang guro kosa buhay pakikibaka.Talos kong batid angpagmamahal mo atpagpapahalaga, angbuhay kong ito, utang koito sa iyo aking ama.

Along EDSA, Taft Rotonda, Pasay City

TINATAWAGAN ng pansin sa sinoman nakakakilalang nasa larawang ito na aksidenteng nasagasaan sapanulukan ng Roxas Blvd at Edsa ext. Pasay City,banding alas 12 ng hatinggabi noong nakalipas na May9, 2010.

Ayon kina P/Insp. Benjamin Cudal, hepe ng PasayTraffic police at PO3 Ricky Murillo, may hawak ng kaso,ng Station Investigation Division (SID) Pasay City police,ang biktima ay tinatayang nasa edad 50-53, may taas5’7, katamtaman ang pangangatawan, nakasuot ngmaong pants, itim na t-shirt at sandals.

Ang bangkay ng biktima ay nakalagak sa VeronicaFuneral Homes, Libertad, Pasay City.

Maari lamang kayong makipag-ugnayan sa telepononumber 554-72-96. (Ely Tanghal)

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PANAWAGAN

MISA NG PASASALAMAT-Kamakailan lang ay nagka-loob ng misa ng pasasalamat si Mayor Alfredo S. Limsa muli niyang pagkapanalo sa halalan. Nakiisa saokasyon sina Police Station-7 Commander Col. Re-megio Sedanto at Chief Task Force Kaayusan Engr.Severino Reyes. (Denz Tonel).

MANILA CITY HALL PRESS CLUB- Nagsagawa ng lun-cheon meeting ang Manila City Hall Press Club saGreen Sea’s seafood restaurant upang ipakita angpananatili at solido ng grupo matapos ang halalan2010. Pinangunahan ni Ricky Sunga (President) ayaYupangco (Vice-President) Jocelyn TabangcuraTresurer, (Remate Tonight) Onat Basilio (Hataw Sec-retary), Rey Salao (Remate)Auditotr, Jun Adsuara(P. Balita) Chair of thye Board Marvi Balute (Bandera)Director, Ed Gumban (Phil Star)Director, Tony“Mac”Macapagal (Manila Standard Today) Jess Bas-co (Radio DZRJ) at Denz Tonel Photographer ng Peo-ples Brigada News at Saksi Bomba.

Advance happy10th b-day toQuecel Mae V.Mirasol thiscoming May 31,2010 grreetingsfromyoour Swe-den, Potpot, Jun,Penpen Kakay &Daboy especiallyyour loving Papaand Mama.

ISANG araw may bata nakita nya na sinusubo ngmommy nya ang **** ng dad nya

BATA: Mommy dba busog ka na bakit ka pakumakain ng lumpia

MOMMY: Hayaan mo anak pagtapos kumain nglumpia sobrang busog na talaga ako

5 minutes later (bumalik yung anak)BATA: Mommy d ka pa tapos!pati yang dalawang

bolabolang maiitim tinira mo!masarap ba?patikimnga

MOMMY: Wag na, matigas***

Isang gabi nag dedate ang mag syota sa baywalkLALAKI: Babe,tingnan mo oh? laki ng bwanBABAE: Oo nga ehLALAKI: Alam mo pag bilog ang bwan tumatalab

talaga yun mga sinasabi ng zodiac .lalaki: Ang zodiac ko kasi ay cancerSamantalang ang babae ay boboBABAE: Hmmm...isip nga ko mas matindi pa sa

cancer{nagiisip}BABAE: Hehehe ako kasi zodiac ko almonaras

***Masakit mahalin ang taong hindi ka na mahalnakakapagod lang umasapero may mas sasakit pa bapag tumama ang pekpek mosa kanto ng mesa?

***TITSER: Ang pangit naman ng name mo “conrado

domingo” in short “Condom”PUPIL: Ok lang po yun mam, kesa naman sa

asawa nyo “Supremo Potenciano”in short “SUPOT”

***AMO: Inday nasaan yung sabon namin sa banyo?ginamit mo ba?INDAY: With due respect,I will not allow my skin to be touched bythat highly commercialized so calledanti-bacterial soap. Only belo touches my skin,who touches yours? safeguard?AMO: letche lumayas ka nga!!!

***Know what? your so cute and so niceKaya Love kita ehDead na dead ako sayo..And i have three words 2 say..

3 words that ul nvr 4get3 words that wil touch

u..***

Rod: Bakit badtrip ka ?Harry: nagtampo skin

ang u2l q.Rod: Bakit naman?Harry: nakalimutan ko

kasi ang birthday nyaRod: yun lang? anong

masama run?Harry: ang masam run..Twins kami!!! TWINS!!!!!

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ALAY umano ni WBO Oriental bantamweightchampion Michael Domingo sa kapwa Cebuanoboxer na si Z Gorres ang laban nito noong nakali-pas na Linggo sa Colombian boxer Luis Melen-dez sa Waterfront Hotel and Casino Brgy. Lahug,lungsod ng Cebu.

Ayon sa report, ipinangako umano ni Domingona hindi nito bibiguin ang mga kababayan lalo na

ang kaibigang Gorres.Para sa supporting bout, inaabangan dinang laban ng Cebuanong si Jimrex Jaca

sa Kenyan boxer na si James Kimori.

NAITABLA kamakailanni former two-time worldchampion Rafael Marqu-ez sa 2-2 ang “standing”sa pagitan nila formerthree-time world cham-pion Israel Vazquez.

Sa pang-apat napagkakataong pagharapng dalawa, tinalo ni Mar-quez ang katunggali nitovia 3rd round TKO saStaples Center, Los An-geles.

Nagtamo din ng sugatsa kaliwang mata nito siVazquez.

Samantala sa under-card fight, nauwi sa tab-la ang laban nina unbeat-en IBF bantamweightchampion Yonnhy Perezat unbeaten 2004 Olym-

2-time world champMarquez, panalo via

TKO vs. 3-timechamp Vazquez

pian Abner Mares.Batay sa score

cards, napanatili pa rinni Perez ang koronanito. (fightnews)

Laban nina Domingo atJaca, alay kay Z Gorres

Hinubaran ngayon ng titulo ngWorld Boxing Association (WBA) siwelterweight champion SugarShane Mosley, ito ay dahil umanosa kabiguan na sundin ang kondi-syon na itinakda sa nakaraang la-ban nito kay Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Maalala na sa nasabing laban,hindi pumayag si Mayweatherna gawin itong title fight dahilayaw umano nitong mabawasanang kaniyang panalo.

“The WBA is proud to countMr. Mosley among its world

champions and wishes him allt h e best for his career. The doors of theWBA will be always open for him,” ayon saipinalabas na kalatas ng WBA. Sa hiwalay nareport, sinasabing iginawad na ng organisasy-on kay Vyacheslav Senchenko ang welter-weight belt. (fightnews)

Shane Mosley,binawian ng title

belt ng WBA

MAY ilang linggo rintayong nawala sa

sirkulasyon, dahil sahindi natin inaasahanpangyayari. Pero sakabila nito, malaki pa rinang aking pasasalamatsa ating Poong Mayka-pal dahil hindi Niya tayopinabayaan.

***VICE MAVICE MAVICE MAVICE MAVICE MAYYYYYOROROROROR

ISKISKISKISKISKO MORENOO MORENOO MORENOO MORENOO MORENO,,,,,MAINIT PMAINIT PMAINIT PMAINIT PMAINIT PA RINA RINA RINA RINA RINAt sa ilang araw nat-

ing pananatili sa Ospi-tal ng Maynila, nalokaang inyong lingkod,nang makadaupangpalad natin ang wala parin kupas at hot na hotpapa pa rin na dating ngmakisig na bise alkaldeng Maynila si re-electVice Mayor Isko Morenoat naroon din ang butih-ing re-elect Mayor Alfre-do Lim.

Hay naku, naloka tal-aga ang beauty ko mgakapatid at bumilis angaking paggaling sa big-laan namin pagkikitangiyon ni VM Moreno.

At lalo pa tayong hu-manga kina Mayor Limat Vice Mayor Lim dahilkatatapos lamang hala-lan ay hindi man lamangsila nagpahinga, kundituloy-tuloy pa rin ang gi-nagawang serbisyo-publiko, matapos silangmaglagay ng bagongmachine equipment saOspital ng Maynila.

Isa na rito ang Radiol-

ogy machine na isa mgakagamitang pang-x-ray. Atnakapanayam rin natin siMayor Lim, sinabi nitongbukas ang Maynila sa la-hat ng pasyente kahitsaan man lugar ito nagmu-la basta’t kailangan angpangunahing lunas lalo nasa emergency.

Bilib rin tayo sa serbi-syo ng ospital dahil

naman halos mapuno nang pagamutan ang ibat’-ibang sulok ng Maynila sapatuloy na pagpapatayonito ng mga ospital salungsod at mga pampub-likong paaralan dahil ma-halaga rin para rito angedukasyon ng bawat ka-bataan.

Anyway, may isang pa-kialamerang nagtanongsa makisig na Vice MayorMoreno kung open pa rawba itong gumawa ng pe-likula at pabirongtinanong kung pwede pasiyang magbold. Siyem-pre naman tuwiran itongsinagot ng VM Isko na ta-pos na ang kabanata ngkanyang buhay rito.

Natawa naman angating kaibigan na koloka-didang na si Itchy Gabay-an ng People’s Journal,natawang sinagot nasiyempre hindi na,dapat papelan nani VM ang isangabogado, na iki-natawa namanni Isko.

Malaki rin ta-laga ang pa-sasalamatko kinaMayor Limat VMM o r e n od a h i lbubti nalamangat sa Os-pital ngMaynilaako na-admit, da-hil bukod samababait umistemaang mga doctor at nurserito ay magagaling pa.

Lalo na sa pangun-guna ng kanilang Di-rector na si Dr. IsiasCando, lovable namabait pa.

TTTTThanks God!hanks God!hanks God!hanks God!hanks God!

karamihan sa mga nag-papagamot rito ay mgataga Pasay, Makati, at La-guna. “Basta’t kailangan,gamutin, gamutin, hindikailangan kung taga saanman siyang lugar”, ani pani Mayor Lim.

Ganun kabait si MayorLim, sa katunayan masprayoridad para sa kanyaang kalusugan na bawatmamamayan Filipino kaya

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May 28 - 29, 2010May 28 - 29, 2010May 28 - 29, 2010May 28 - 29, 2010May 28 - 29, 2010

NNNNNicoletteicoletteicoletteicoletteicoletteHenson,Henson,Henson,Henson,Henson,masayangmasayangmasayangmasayangmasayangibalik kayibalik kayibalik kayibalik kayibalik kayRaj angRaj angRaj angRaj angRaj angkorona at titlekorona at titlekorona at titlekorona at titlekorona at titleNAGING masaya si Helen Nicolette Henson na

maibalik sa kanyang kaibigang si Maria Ve-nus Raj at Helen Nicolette Henson ang korona attitle nito at kahit anong mangyari ay walang mag-babago sa kanilang pagkakaibigan.

Maaalalang, ang second runner up na si Nico-lette ang ipapalit dapat kay Maria Venus upangirepresenta ang Pilipinas sa Miss Universe pag-eant nang maging issue ang citizenship niRaj.

At nitong nakalipas na araw ng Biyernesay nakuha na ni Venus ang kanyang Philip-pine passport na siyang tanging kondisy-on ng Bb. Pilipinas organization upangmapatunayang certified Pinay ang Bikola-na beauty queen.

Ayon kay Nicolette, masaya siyang nag-tagumpay ang kanyang kaibigan na ma-bawi ang pinaghirapang korona at title bi-lang Bb. Pilipinas-Universe.

Inaasam rin nito na sana raw ay mapa-nood niya ng live ang naturang pageant nagaganapin sa buwan ng Agosto sa Las Ve-gas.

NATULDUKAN na rinang mga kuro-kurong

naglalabasan na buntisang aktres na si SunshineDizon, matapos ang mgabulung-bulungan nanglumabas ang advise ngkanyang doktor na mag-ingat, inamin na rin ng

m a g -asawang

Sunshine Dizon,kumpirmadong buntis

Sunshine Dizon at Timo-thy na on the family wayna ang mga ito.

Ayon sa aktres, inaasa-han nila na magiging ka-mbal ang kanilang anak atgusto nga umano nila aylalaki.

Hindi maitago ni Sun-shine ang kasiyahan sakanyang married life. Ex-citing umano ang ka-nilang pagsasama dahilaraw-araw ay may nadid-iskubre silang bago saisa’t-isa.

Sa ugali ay hindi rinumano si la nagkaka-

layo kung saankapwa s i laseloso.

Napag-alamanna ikinagulat nalang ng lahat nangmagpakasal sapamamagitan ngcivil rights angdalawa.

Sa ngayonumano ay angchurch weddingnaman nila nagaganapin sasusunod na taonang kanilang pi-naghahandaan.

WALANG kagatol-ga tol na umamin ang

actress/singer na siGeneva Cruz, na dala-wang beses itong na-kunan noon na sanaay anak nila KCMontero.

Aniya, ito ang da-hilan kung bakit angactress/singer ay nag-

ing matatag dahil noongmga panahong iyon ay si-lang dalawa lang ni KC angumiinda ng sakit sapagkawala ng kanilanganak.

Samantala, itinanggi ngactress/singer na si Gene-va Cruz ang una nang na-paulat na hindi sila nag-pansinan ng pinsang siSheryl Cruz nang magka-sabay na mag-guest saisang show.

Geneva Cruz, umaming2 beses nakunan noon

Nilinaw ni Geneva nawalang isyu sa pagitannila ng pinsan.

Aniya, binabati niya siSheryl sa tuwingmagkikita sila.

Inihayag ng datingmisis ni KC Montero,galit siya sa mga gum-agawa ng ganitong isyudahil wala namanumanong katotohanan.

Dagdag pa ng singer,hindi lang sila masya-dong nagkausap ng pin-san noon dahil nagre-rehearse siya ng kanta.

BINIGYANG-suporta niSarangani Representative-elect Manny Pacquiao angkaibigang si Willie Revil-lame sa gitna ng kinaka-harap nito ngayon na kon-trobersya.

Ayon kay Pacman, tiwa-la siyang makakayanan ng“Wowowee” host ang pi-nagdadaanan nito ngayon.

‘Wag lang aniya mawalanng tiwala si Willie sa Pang-inoon. Inihayag ni Pacmanna hindi naman umanomagbibigay ng problemaang Panginoon na hindimakakayanan.

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kakakakakay y y y y WWWWWillieillieillieillieillie

Shane MosleyShane MosleyShane MosleyShane MosleyShane Mosley

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