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Lord, gabayan N’yopo ang aming pananalig lagi sa Inyo.Sa aming mapanlikhang isipan, gaw-in N’yo, O Diyos, ang aming person-al na pananalig sa paglago at pagpa-patuloy ng Inyong walang hanggangpag-ibig at sa bawat tao na angpananahan N’yo ay lubusang pagpa-pala ng buhay sa bawat isang ni-lalang. Amen (Rene Taleon).

Milyun-milyong komisyonng 2-porsyentong komisyon mu-la kay Napoles kada transak-syon sa PDAF na maihahatid ni-to sa isang NGO ni Napoles.

“A broker is someone who iswell connected and primary re-quirement is you can bridgeNapoles to lawmakers and makethem allocate funds to her con-trolled organizations,” ani Luysa mga naunang panayam ngINQUIRER. Lumalabas na maymahigpit na koneksyon ang mgaahente sa mga mambabatas.

Maging ang mga abogado niNapoles—sina Freddie Villamor

at Tet De Joya—naging ahentepara kay Sen. Jinggoy Estradaat ina niyang si dating Sen. LoiEjercito, mula noong 2005,ayon sa talaang tinago alinsu-nod sa utos ni Napoles.

Lumalabas na si Energy Reg-ulatory Commission ChairZenaida Ducut ang nangungu-nang ahente ni Napoles para samga senador at mga kongre-sista. Tumanggap din si Ducutng mga cash advance para kaySen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago,ayon sa talaan ni Luy.

Naging ahente, hindi lamang

para kay Estrada at Sen. JuanPonce Enrile, si dating Mala-cañang social secretary RubyTuason, na naging state witness,kundi maging kay Sen. EdgardoAngara noong 2008, ayon sanaturang talaan.

Lumabas din sa talaan nanaging ahente rin para kay Enrileang yumaong kabiyak ni Tuasonna si Butch, dating pinuno ngPhilippine Sports Commission.

Basahin ang talaan ng mganaging ahente at halaga ngtinanggap nila sa isyu ng PHILIP-PINE DAILY INQUIRER ngayong araw.

Ni Nancy C. Carvajal

NAGBULSA ng may P100 milyon ang mga ahentengnagsilbing tulay sa pagitan ni Janet Lim-Napoles atmga mambabatas sa umano’y paglilihis sa pondongpork barrel ng Kongreso papunta sa mga pekeng non-government organization (NGO) niya, ayon sa mga ta-laan ng whistle-blower na si Benhur Luy.

Kinopya ng INQUIRER anglaman ng hard disk ni Luy nangdumalaw sa tanggapan ng pa-hayagan ang pamilya niya atnoon ay abogado niyang si Levi-to Baligod noong Abril 27, 2013,upang humingi ng tulong na

mailantad ang umano’y panana-mantala ni Napoles at mgakliyente niya sa P10 bilyong pon-do ng bayan na nakalaan sana sapagpapaunlad sa kanayunan.

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Tsina maaringgumawa ngpaliparan saWest PH SeaTINUTULAN ng Pilipinas angpaggawa ng Tsina ng isang islasa Mabini Reef (internationalname: Johnson South Reef) saWest Philippine Sea ngunit bi-nalewala ng Beijing ang protes-ta, ayon kay Foreign SecretaryAlbert del Rosario.

Nang tanungin kung guma-gawa ng paliparan ang Tsina saMabini Reef, sinabi ni Del Ro-sario, “That’s one possibility.”

Ayon sa Department of For-eign Affairs, ibinunyag ni Pangu-long Aquino ang ginagawa ngTsina sa pulong ng Association ofSoutheast Asian Nations (Asean)sa Burma noong Linggo.

“This activity contravenes thespirit of the [Declaration on theConduct of Parties in the SouthChina Sea] and a security con-cern of all in the region,” ani De-fense Department spokespersonPaul Galvez, patungkol sa ka-sunduan ng Tsina at Aseannoong 2002. TQ, MR

PAYO NI BISHOP PABILLO

Kung dawit sa pork, leave munahur Luy. Samantala, 11 dati atkasalukuyang senador at 69kongresista ang sinasabing nasatalaang ibinigay umano ni JanetLim-Napoles kay rehabilitationczar Panfilo “Ping” Lacson.

“As to those who are sayingthey are innocent, they have tohelp facilitate an impartial in-vestigation [so] it’s better if theytake a leave first so that therecan be an impartial investigationthat may eventually clear theirnames,” dinagdag ng obispo.

Aniya hindi sapat na itanggisa midya ang alegasyon.

Ni Jocelyn R. Uy

NANAWAGAN kahapon ang isang obispong Katoliko samga senador at kongresista na nasa listahan ng mgaumano’y nakinabang sa P10-bilyong pork barrel scamna magbakasyon muna upang mabigyang daan angkapani-paniwalang imbestigasyon sa paratang.

Sinabi ni Manila AuxiliaryBishop Broderick Pabillo, totooman o hindi ang paratang,kailangang mag-leave ang mgamambabatas dahil sa deli-cadeza.

“All those mentioned in thelist must take a leave for at

least six months so that therecould be an orderly investiga-tion,” ani Pabillo, chair ngCatholic Bishops’ Conference ofthe Philippines public affairscommittee, sa Radio Veritas.

Hindi bababa sa 25 senadorang nabanggit sa talaan ni Ben-

NBI may kopya rin ng hard disk ni LuyKINUMPIRMA kahapon ni Jus-tice Secretary Leila de Lima namay kopya ang National Bureauof Investigation (NBI) ng harddisk drive ni Benhur Luy, nanaglalaman din umano ng mgapangalan ng nakatransaksyon niJanet Lim-Napoles, na utakumano ng pagnanakaw sa P10-bilyong pork barrel.

“The NBI has a copy of thathard drive. We also have that, butwe are having it authenticated,”ani De Lima sa mga reporter.

Sinabi kahapon ni LevitoBaligod, dating abogado ni Luy,na hinain ng dating finance offi-cer ni Napoles ang digital files ni-to sa Department of Justice (DOJ)noong Mayo 2013, at kapagda-

ka’y sa Office of the Ombudsman.Ani Baligod, nilagdaan ni Luy

kada pahinang nalimbag mulasa digital file, na umabot samahigit 2,000 pahina. Sinailalimang mga file sa pagsusuri ngNBI, dinagdag niya.

Sinabi ni De Lima na hindiniya binunyag ang mga panga-lang nakasali sa mga file ni Luysapagkat iniimbestigahan pa angmga i to . “Tha t ’ s a work inprogress. That has been ongo-ing,” aniya, dinagdag na ilalabasang mga ito kapag nagpasya angmga taga-usig na dumulog sahukuman.

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brewed in temperatures rangingfrom 70 to 60 degrees (Celsius).Anything beyond this will makethe tea taste bitter,” he ex-plained. “The brewing shouldtake nine minutes, because theleaves have to spread,” addedChang.

The chemistry doctorate de-gree-holder said Fiftea focuseson brewing the perfect tea,which is the base for all of thebeverages that the store offers.Whether using Jasmine, Oo-long, Green or Red, all teabases for the beverages must bebrewed the only way it shouldbe made, he explained, addingthe tea must stay for a periodno longer than three hours.

Aside from employing strictbrewing practices, Fiftea alsotakes pride in using only thefinest ingredients for its menuitems.

“All ingredients pass through

what we call ‘SGS laboratorytests’ to determine if they aresuitable in producing the per-fect milk tea,” Chang shared.

Because of this, the tealeaves and creamers used in thePhilippines are imported. Theonly locally-sourced ingredientsare the fresh fruits (especiallythe calamansi), milk, ice cream,and the brown sugar which isused in making the syrup.

And to make sure that thebest ingredients are perfectlyprocessed, Fiftea’s baristas un-dergo a crucial training pro-gram, to come up with an eliteplatoon of personnel who canguarantee that the company’sstrictest standards are appliedin all the products that comeout of the kitchen.

“A Taiwanese trainer taughtthe baristas for one month.Then he came back after twomonths to monitor their

By Armin P. Adina

IF YOU think you have tried all the milk tea in theland, think again. Even with the deluge of milk teastores that the Philippines has seen recently, Filipinoshave yet to discover the beverage maker that dominat-ed the Taiwanese market for two decades now.

Taiwanese milk tea store“Fiftea” brought its own brandof refreshments to the Philip-pines, the first market outsideTaiwan and China that thebrand has explored.

Dr. Si Chang shared at an in-timate gathering with the localmedia yesterday the experiencehe had with milk tea stores inthe country during a recent trip.

“I was surprised! They’re to-tally missing the point of the

’tea.’ What they’re just servingare tea-flavored drinks,” Changtold members of local media atFiftea’s third Philippine outlet atthe Rustan’s Supermarket in Al-phaland Place at the corner ofMalugay Street and Ayala Av-enue Ext. in Makati City.

Chang said the stores he ob-served either used tea bags, orwere brewing tea leaves the“wrong” way.

“Tea leaves should be

progress, and stayed for addi-tional training,” explainedChang. “And the Filipino baris-tas impressed the trainer,” headded.

Since opening its first storein Taiwan in 1994, Fiftea onlyset foot outside Taiwan last yearwith the inauguration of its firstoutlet in China. It took decadesfor the company to develop aunique franchising strategy be-cause it wanted to make surethat all products across all out-lets will carry the brand’sunique standards.

And with the Philippines asits first market outside Taiwanand China, Chang said Fifteaplans to make the country ahub for its further expansion inthe region.

“Baristas may be trainedhere in the Philippines, and thetrainees may be deployed to ei-ther Indonesia or Singapore, orother countries where Fifteamay open in the future,” Changshared.

But for now, Fiftea plans toopen around 40 more stores inthe country. It hopes to expandits customer base through wordof mouth. “Our customers bringin their friends, and then theirfriends come back with otherfriends,” Chang explained.

Fiftea stores are also locatedat the ground floor of LepantoBldg. and the Lower GroundFloor of Cityland III, both inMakati. A fourth store is set toopen in SM Davao next month.

La Union public schools get reading cornersPHILIPPINE Long Distance Tele-phone Co. (PLDT), through theBalik-Baterya program of Moto-lite and the Philippine Businessfor Social Progress (PBSP), insupport of USAID’s Basa Pilip-inas, donated reading corners tosix public elementary schools inLa Union.

“The accessibility of qualitybasic education is one of themost pressing concerns in ourcountry. Sadly, our public schoolchildren are often times chal-lenged to realize their potentialbecause of the inadequate re-sources that facilitate learning.”said Evelyn Del Rosario, PLDT’scommunity relations head, dur-ing the turn over ceremony atSanto Tomas Central Elementary

School, Santo Tomas, La Union.In line with PLDT’s business of

bridging people and communitieshere and abroad, PLDT chose thesaid project as its major Corpo-rate Social Responsibility (CSR)program. “PLDT believes that op-portunities are limitless to chil-dren who are equipped with ba-sic education,” said Del Rosario.

Recipients of the reading cor-ners are Santo Tomas Central El-ementary School, Cabaruan In-tegrated School, Sengngat Ele-mentary School, Rimos Elemen-t a r y S c h o o l , M a n g g a a nElementary School, and AringayCentral Elementary School.

To date, PLDT has donatedmore than 50 reading corners inLuzon and Visayas to public ele-

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The program, involves thecollection of used lead-acid bat-teries (ULABs) from companiesfor proper recycling and produc-tion of new automotive and in-dustrial batteries. Funds generat-ed from this project are used toimprove basic education in thePhilippines through provision oftext/workbooks, teachers’ train-ing, reading camps, supplemen-tal feeding, and support to thePres. Corazon Aquino SchoolDesks Pro jec t and DepEd ’ sBayanihang Pampaaralan.

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Great monster

The opening scene in Godzil-la takes place somewhere in thePhilippines in 1999. See themovie in a good theater so youcan hear clearly a few voicesspeak in Tagalog.

In the movie, a monsteremerging from deep in theearth in the Philippines gestatesfor many years in a nuclearplant in Japan, where theAmerican Joe Brody (BryanCrantson) works as a specialist.Joe loses his wife Sandra (Juli-ette Binoche) in an accident inthe nuclear plant, caused, at thetime unknown to the humans,by the gestating monster. Sincethen, Joe has devoted his timeto search for answers why theaccident happened.

Fifteen years later, the mon-ster wakes up and wreaks havocin Tokyo. As the humans scram-ble to defeat the monster, a sec-ond MUTO (Massive Unidenti-fied Terrestrial Object) appearsand wreaks havoc in the US.Scientist Dr. Serizawa (KenWatanabe) leads the human ef-fort to control the menace usinginformation collected by Joe.Joe’s soldier son, Ford (AaronTaylor-Johnson) joins the mili-tary charge. Just when thingslook hopeless for the humans, athird monster awakens from thePacific to fight the MUTOs. Thatthird daikaiju (great monster) isGodzilla.

This Godzilla is a differentGodzilla from the Japanese To-ho versions for a few reasons.First, I like the old Gojiramovies because they usuallyhad strong female charactersin the story. Because this newone is from Hollywood, thelead is male. Tsh.

The movie’s weaknessis with its lead character,Ford and the actor por-traying him.There’s littleto latch on Ford’s charac-ter, there's nothing toroot for him whether helives or dies—the more emo-tional story is with Joe. Taylor-Johnson looks miscast as alead—his screen presence isn'tstrong enough.

The movie itself is a little flat—it doesn't build up to an excit-ing monster battle in the cli-max. It just isn’t as fun as theother recent kaiju movie, PacificRim. Godzilla looks great,though, design and effects-wise.

Also, the Japanese movieshas Godzilla as a bad guy.There's a reason for this—be-cause every time Godzillaemerged to destroy cities, itbrought out the strength andresilience from humans, whowere to blame for the menacein the first place. Kind of likekarma.

This movie makes the lord ofmonsters a superhero. Tsh.

I ’m both happy and sad for this edition of the kingof monsters. Happy, because it is Godzilla. Sad, be-cause it’s not the same Godzilla from Japan, char-

acteristically speaking.

‘Banaue’ at the CCP on May 17

THIS movie version says Godzilla was made in the Philippines.

WE used to know Aaron Taylor-Johnson as the costumed hero Kick Assin the movie movie of the same name. He plays soldier here.

GERARDO de Leon’s “Ba-naue” will have a specialscreening at the Tangha-lang Manuel Conde of theCultural Center of thePhilippines (CCP) on Satur-day, May 17, 4 p.m. Thefree screening is part of theyearlong celebration of thecentennial of the nationalartist for film.

The movie’s lead actressand producer, Nora Aunor, isexpected to grace the occa-sion. The 1975 film tells thestory of the Ifugao tribe,builders of the famed Ba-naue Rice Terraces.

The screening is present-ed by the CCP, Society ofFilipino Archivists for Film,and the National Commis-sion for Culture and theArts. Seats are limited, soseating will be on a first-come, first-served basis.Bayani San Diego Jr.

NORA Aunor andChristopher de Leon star in

this Gerardo de Leon classic.

Review by Vives AnunciacionGodzillaDirected by Gareth Edwards

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DENNIS U. EROA, Editor

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2014 Miss TeenEarthPhilippinescontestant EllaEiveren C.Lubag. Thecoronationnight will beon May 27 atMOA Arena.

Mixers hangad titulo;Black humiling sa refsNi Musong R. Castillo

MAGANDA ang mga ala-ala niSan Miguel Coffee coach TimCone sa Game 3 na kabaligta-ran sa saloobin ni Talk ‘N Textcoach Norman Black.

Lumapit sa titulo ang Mixersmatapos ungusan ang TropangTexters, 77-75, nitong nakara-ang Martes upang kunin ang 2-1 agwat sa PBA Commissioner’sCup best-of-five title series.

Gagawin ang Game 4 saPhilsports Arena sa Pasig City 8p.m. kung saan nakuha ni Coneang unang titulo habang hawakang Alaska.

Nanatiling kalmado si Black.“I just hope that the game is

governed well, to give us a fairchance of winning,” sabi niBlack. “I just think that contactsshould be called evenly on bothends. If you call fouls on oneteam, the same should be calledon the other end. It’s for thefairness of the game.

“They (referees) stopped

calling fouls on San Mig afterthey (Mixers) picked up theirfifth (team foul) in the fourthquarter,” sabi ni Black.

Kung mananalo ang Mixersay patitibayin ang dominasyonng Mixers ngayong dekada.

“It has been years since we lastplayed there,” sabi ni Cone nahangad ang ika-17 korona. “I’vehad some good memories there.”

Ngunit sinabi ni Cone namatagumpay din si Black saPhilsports Arena. “Norman(Black, the Talk ‘N Text coach)also has good memories there.He won his Grand Slam (withSan Miguel Beer) there.”

Upang mapigilan ang ratsadang Mixers kailangang ibalik niBest Import Richard Howell anglupit ng kanyang opensa. May10 puntos si Howell sa Game 3.

Matindi ang kombinasyon ni-na James Yap at Peter June SI-mon samantalang mahirap lusu-tan si Marc Pingris.

Hangad ng Mixers ang ikat-long sunod tropeo.

Swimmer Yu makes YOG

SABITSUMABIT ang kamay ni Blake Griffin ng Los Angeles Clippers sa kamay ni Most Valuable Player KevinDurant ng Oklahoma City sa ilalim ng goal sa Game 5 ng Western Conference semifinals sa ChesapeakeEnergy Arena sa Oklahoma City. Inungusan ng Thunder ang Clippers, 105-104. AFP

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Hitik sa drama:Thunder lusotO KLAHOMA CITY—Bumuslo si Oklahoma City

star playmaker Russell Westbrook ng 38 pun-tos kabilang ang tatlong free throws sa huling

6.4 segundo upang biguin ng Thunder ang Los AngelesClippers, 105-104, sa Western Conference semifinals.

Upang makuha ang 3-2 ag-wat sa best-of-seven series,kailangang burahin ng Thunderang pitong puntos agwat ngClippers sa huling 50 segundo.

Kung umaapaw sa dramaang bakbakan ng Thunder atClippers ay nakaaantok ang la-banan ng Washington Wizardsat Indiana Pacers.

Tinambakan ng Wizards angPacers, 102-79 upang lumapit3-2 sa serye.

Tatlong free throws ang gi-nawa ni Westbrook matapossiyang ma-foul ni Chris Paul sathree-point area. Gumuho ang

Clippers matapos agawin niReggie Jackson ang bola kayPaul.

Iniskor ni Kevin Durant ang10 sa kanyang 27 puntos sahuling 3:23 ng laro.

Bumandera sa Clippers siBlake Griffin na may 24 puntosat 17 rebounds samantalangmay 19 puntos si Jamal Craw-ford. Gumawa si Chris Paul ng17 puntos at may 14 assists.

Hindi nakapalag ang Pacerssa lakas ni Wizards slotmanMarcin Gortat na may 31 pun-tos samantalang may 27 puntossi John Wall.Inquirer wires

FEU, AdUsalpukanPAGLALABANAN ngayon ng FarEastern University U at Adam-son ang huling upuan sa finalsng Shakey’s V-League Season 11First Conference sa Filoil FlyingV Arena sa San Juan.

Haharapin ng magwawagiang National University LadyBulldogs sa best-of-three finalsna sisimulan ngayong Linggo.

Winalis ng Lady Bulldogsang University of Santo TomasTigreses sa semifinals.

Aasa si FEU coach Shaq DelosSantos kina players Rachel Daquis,Jovelyn Gonzaga at BernadettePons upang talunin ang Adamsonna ipaparada sina Thai importPatcharee Sangmuang, Pau Sori-ano at Sheile Pineda.

“I think it was our defensethat helped us win (in GameTwo),” sabi ni Delos Santos.“And we will need to do that inGame Three for us to have achance to win this series.”

Nagwagi ang Adamson saGame 1 ngunit rumesbak saGame 2 ang FEU.

ROXANNE Ashley Yu made it tothe Youth Olympic Games slatedAug. 16 to 28 in Nanjing, China,by winning the girls’ 200-meterbackstroke gold medal in the57th Malaysian Open at BukitJalil Aquatic Centre in KualaLumpur last weekend.

The Philippine SwimmingInc. yesterday announced thatthe 17-year-old Yu made thecut in the A category when sheclocked two minutes and

19.53 seconds in ruling her fa-vorite event. She alsobreached the qualifying B timein the 100m back with a timeof 1:05.50 which earned her asilver in the same meet, aswell as the 50m back whereshe did 31.03 in Singapore lastMarch.

Jethro Chua also made thequalifying B cut in the 200mfreestyle with a 1:56.78 clock-ing in the Malaysian Open.