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The best things in life are Libre

VOL. 14 NO. 138 • FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2015

6Salamat kay Salamat

4Loveafterhealing

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Mulingbabangonang ‘Met’—NCCA 

Lord,   today willbe something special to me.

It’s my first day of work and

I’m honestly anxious about what may happen. Please,

God, let the odds be ever in

my favor. Help me get

through the day successfully.

 And whatever may come for 

this day, I’m hoping that

 you, my dear God, will not

leave my side. I know this

day will be great when I’m

 with you. Thank you, Lord

(Trisha Andrada)

At bakit hindi

pinahintokonstruksyonng Torre de

Manila, tanongng kongresistaDahil sa surprise visit, nagalitsila Rep. Castelo, Gutierrez atBatocabe sa pag balewala ng

pagpapatigil ng paggawa

 —Basahin sa page 2MALIGAYANGARAW NG KASARINLAN

 ABALA sa pag-eensayo kahapon ang mga sundalo ng Philippine Army para sa flag-raising ngayong Araw ngKasarinlan sa Rizal Park sa Maynila. Nasa likod makikita ang pataas ng pataas na Torre de Manila.   JOAN BONDOC

 L a t e b r e a k e r 

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2 NEWS   FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2015

The Met. Ang gusaling may dis-enyo na 1931 Art Deco ay nabilisa Government Service Insur-ance System (GSIS) sa halagangP270 million.

 Ayon kay NCCA chair Feliped e L e o n a n g M e t a y  makadadagdag sa Cultural Cen-ter of the Philippines. “Rightnow, the CCP hosts many high-end performances. The Met,meanwhile, will be the people’stheater, a theater for the mass-es,” sabi ni De Leon.

 Ang antigong dulaan ay may laking 7,533-square meter sabandang Arroceros.

 Nathaniel R. Melican

NGAYONG halos walong dekadana ang edad ng t inaguriang“Grand Dame” muling babalik atmabubuhay ito para sa taum-bayan.

 Aa bu ti n ng da la wa ng ta onang trabaho para mapanumbalik ito. Ganumpaman, kapag mulingnabuksan ang makasaysayangManila Metropolitan Theaterbinabalak gawin itong sentro ngmga de-kalidad na palabas napangkultura na abot-kaya ngmasa.

Ito ang bisyon ng NationalCommission for Culture and the

 Ar ts (N CCA ) ma ta pos mul in gmakuha nito ang pag-aari ng

 Muling babangon ang ‘Met’—NCCA

5SHOWBUZZCrazy Jhenny,

Kapalaran, atbp.   7 ENJOY

Christopher Lee, 93

Editor in Chief Chito dF. dela Vega

Desk editorsRomel M. LalataDennis U. Eroa Armin P. Adina

Graphic artistRitche S. Sabado

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At bakit tinuloy pa rin ang Torre deManila, tanong ng mga kongresista

Rep. Winston Castelo,nagsagawa siya at

dalawa niyangkasama ng “surprise

 visit” sa work site ngkontrobersyal naTorre de Manila saTaft Avenue at nakitanila kung paano tuloy na isinasawalang ba-hala ng kumpanyaang cease and desistorder (CDO) na inil-abas limang taon naang nakalipas ng Na-

tional Commission forCulture and the Arts.

Sinamahan siya ni-na Akbayan party-listRep. Ibarra Gutierrez,at Ako Bicol party-listRep. Rodel Batocabesa pagbisita, sabi niCastelo.

“DMCI is continu-ing its construction inthe absence of a TRO(temporary restrain-ing order) on theCDO,” text ni Castelo.

Ni Gil Cabacungan

BINATIKOS ng mga kasapi ng Kon-gresso ang property developer DMConsunji Inc. (DMCI) dahil sa “blatantdisregard” nito sa isang utos ngpamahalaan na itigil ang pagtatayo ngcondominium sa Manila, dahil sinirang tumataas na istruktura ang tanaw-in sa Rizal Park, isa sa mga lugarkung saan ipagdiriwang ang Araw ngKalayaan ngayong araw.

 Ayon sa kinatawan ng Quezon City na si

8 batang babaenailigtas mulasa online sex denNAILIGTAS ng pulisang walong dalagin-ding na may edad 13hanggang 18 mula sa

isang bahay sa TaguigCity kung saan sila di-umano’y pinilit mag-palabas ng malalaswas a h a r a p n g m g amanonood online mu-l a p a s a E s t a d o sU n i d o s , J a p a n a tibang bansa.

Ginanap ang raidMiyerkules ng gabi atnaaaresto ang hinihi-nalang mastermind, si

Christopher Villanue- va, 33; at ang ina ngtatlong bata, ayon sam g a o t o r i d a d k a-hapon.

Inakusahan si Vil-lanueva ng sapilitangpakikipagtalik sa mgababae at sa isa’t isa sah a r a p n g m g a w e bcamera.

Kumilos ang mgapulis batay sa tip mu-la sa US Departmentof Homeland Security.

Natagpuan sa bahay a n g m g a s e x t o y s ,mga web cam at lap-top computers.

Kasamang inarestoang ang ina ng tat-l o n g n a a b u s o n gb a b a e a t p i n a n i n i-

 walaang nakatira langmalapit sa bahay, tu-lad ng ibang bata.

 An g on li ne ch il da b u s e a n g p a n g u -n a h i n g k r i m e n n amay kinalaman sa cy-berspace sa bansa ni-tong nakaraang taon-

ayon sa Departmentof Justice. A y o n k a y A l e x

Nuqui, pinuno ng an-tihuman traffickingdivision ng NationalBureau of Investiga-t ion, naningil diu-mano si Villanueva samga kostumer niya ngmula $50 hanggang$ 1 0 0 u p a n g m a-panood nakikipagta-l i k a n g m g a b a t a .

 Inquirer wires

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FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2015 3NEWSLet’s Celebrate #JuanVibe!

 VIBER celebrates its 21-million-strong users in the Philippinesthrough a campaign that cham-pions what Filipinos value themost

 Viber, the Philippines’ lead-ing messaging app, celebratesits 21 million Filipino users as itcontinues to lead the chat appcategory in the country.

With Viber’s free chat andcalls, connecting with our lovedones has become an integralpart of everyday Filipino life.We’ve made Viber our own

through our real connections with the people that matter tous—our family and barkadas.Dubbed as #JuanVibe, Viber of-ficially launches its latest cam-paign, celebrating how Filipinos

 value family, friendship, andcultural values.

“We at Viber are really excit-ed about #JuanVibe as it’s allabout how we treasure our rela-tionships with family & friends

in the most Filipino way. Thenew campaign shows how Viber

is part of daily Pinoy life andhow we share this experience with them, whether on mobileor via Viber Desktop,” said Crys-tal Lee, Viber Country Managerfor the Philippines. “It’s a callfor everyone to bond and cele-brate the most important thingsthat make us Pinoy!”

With the success of last year’s “ #OneVibePH”, where Viber celebrated its then 18 mil-

lion users as “One Nation. OnePride.” through a massive musicfest, it has reinvented nationalpride with a deeper focus onFilipino values and culturethrough #JuanVibe.

To launch this nationwidemovement, all Viber users areinvited to join the #JuanVibesocial media campaign by ask-ing this question to their ViberGroup: “Anong mahalaga sa ‘yobilang Pilipino? (What’s impor-tant to you as Filipino?)” Viberusers can post their chat screen-

shots via Twitter and tag@ViberPH with hashtag #Juan-

 Vibe. Amazing surprises are instore for the participants andstay tuned for announcementson the #JuanVibe city invasionseries coming soon.

Follow #JuanVibe on ViberPublic Chats at

 www.viber.com/viberph for up-dates and start living the#JuanVibe.

Mayweather, Pacquiao

highest paid na atleta,ayon sa Forbes Mag ANG mga boksingerong sina Floyd Mayweather Jr. atManny Pacquiao, ang mga bumida sa pinakamalakinglaro ng boksing, ang pumaibabaw sa pinakabagong lis-tahan ng mga atleta pinakamalaki ang bayad, ayon saulat ng Forbes.

Nabasag ni Mayweather, nakumita ng $300 milyon, ang

rekord na hawak dati ng golferna si Tiger Woods, na kumitang $115 milyon noong 2008.

Ito ang pangatlong beses saloob ng apat na taon na pinan-gunahan ni Mayweather ang lis-tahan, ayon sa US magazine.

Pumangalawa naman si Pac-quiao, na kumita ng $160 mily-on, na nagtulak sa kanya pataasmula sa dati niyang ranggongpang-11 noong nakaraang taon.

"The (May 2) fight was a

dud in many people’s eyes, butit smashed every financial

record in boxing, including pay-per-view buys (4.4 million andclimbing), total gate ($73 mil-lion) and sponsorships ($13million). The fight is expectedto gross $600 million once ev-erything is counted,” sabi ngForbes sa website nito.

"Pacquiao’s $125 million haulfor the Mayweather bout wasfour times his previous high fora boxing match,” dagdag napagtutukoy ng Forbes.

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4 F EATURES   FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2015

Salamat kay Salamat 6SPORTS

HOTARU NIITSU

LOVE.LIFE

Love after healingBy Sher Pauline Palola

I REMEMBER I once apol-ogized to my journal be-

c a u s e a l l I c o u l d e v e rwrite was how heartbro-ken I was. It is quite evi-dent whenever I scan my  journal now because I canbarely read what I havewritten there. My tearshad made my unreadablecursive handwriting evenmore difficult to read.

I had a rough time convinc-ing myself that love still existed.

I grew up with an image of m y f a t h e r d a n c i n g w i t h m y  mother on the wee hours of themorning on their wedding an-niversary while Eric Clapton’s“Wonderful Tonight” played inthe background. Dressed in pa-

 jamas while clutching my teddy bear, I told myself that when Igrow up, I would look for a man

 who wou ld als o swe ep me off my feet and dance with me allnight.

But l ik e all dances, every song eventually comes to anend. My parents separated whenI was in college and the image Ihad in my mind was replaced by images of annulment papers be-ing signed.

I t w a s j u s t a f e w m o n t h s

away from my graduation and Icouldn’t afford any form of  stress or problems that would bedetrimental for me to get that

 ve ry fi rs t La ti n ho no r in ou rfamily. Looking at the medal I

 worked hard for hanging in my 

room now, I’ve always wonderedhow I was able to survive it.

I u s e d t o b e a s h a m e d o f  t e l l i n g t h i s s t o r y b e c a u s e Ithought that people would look at me very lowly because I camefrom a broken family. But they 

and sisters in the community gave their love and support

 whe n the Phil ipp ines was rav-aged by Supertyphoon “Yolan-da.” Love was when I heard ourcountry being prayed for in theChurch of Reconcil iat ion. I

 would never forget how one sis-ter cried with us Filipinos whilereading news articles and view-ing pictures from the Internet of the devastation the typhoon hadcaused.

Love was when the othergirls I was living with threw asurprise birthday party for meand made me feel I was neveraway from home.

 And love was when I receiveda letter from a man I left in the

Philippines.I was so sure back then that wi th th e he ar ta ch es I’ d be enthrough, I would not be able tolove again. But life is always fullof surprises.

Ours was a love story no oneever saw coming. We were bothserving the Church and I lookedup to him as an older brotherand a friend. But I guess Cupidhad other plans for us. Our loveh a s d e v e l o p e d , g r e w a n dbloomed into a union which we

are now both cherishing andpraying for to be eternal.

He is someone whom I al- ways cons ider a grea t surp riseand a blessing from God. Hecame into my life at the mostperfect time as I swore never tobe blinded with a shallow illu-sion of love.

Every time he holds my hand,I am certain he is the one Godsent for me to never feel aloneagain. Looking at his eyes, I now

know I have a shot at happy endings.

SHER PAULINE PALOLA is a 23-ye ar old coll ege instr uctorat a seminary in Pangasinan. Ahopeful romantic, Sher lives tolove.

 LOVE.LIFE An on li ne we ek ly co l-

umn of contributed person-al essays sharing real-life

 stories ab out love, relation-

 shi ps, sex —eve n, yes , tad-hana.

 IN QU IR ER .n et ac ce pt shonest, well-written per-

 son al ess ays on the man y  facets of love—friends hips,relationships, family ties.The essays can be abou t

 joy s and pai ns, wi ns an dlosses, struggles and tri-u m p h s , b e g i n n i n g s a n dendings, and all the in-be-tweens.

 Es sa ys se le ct ed wi ll be published in the Love. Life.column of INQUIRER.net.

Submit your essays tolovelife@inquirer.net.

 An online column is likelove itself; there are rules.

The essay should be atl e a s t 2 , 0 0 0 c h a r a c t e r slong. Essays should be sub-mitted as a Word documentattached to the email. Sub-

 jec t sho uld be wri tte n as:“Love. Life: (Title of es-

 say).”  In yo ur co nt ri bu ti on ,

 please indicat e name, age,occupation, address, con-tact number and (thoughthis is optional) social me-dia accounts.

 Include a short descrip-tion of yourself at the endof your essay.

Only unpublished works(in print and online) willbe accepted.

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Mayweather, Pacquiaohighest paid na atleta 3

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had told me that, in their eyes, I was a woman of stre ngth whoheld on to her faith and filledher heart with forgiveness, com-passion and a massive amountof understanding for her par-ents.

Perhaps God needed me touse this experience to help otherp e o p l e a n d t e l l t h e m t h a tbreakups, separations, annul-ments, and divorces are nevereasy. They are painful. They testone’s character and strength.They are experiences whichmake you question if you canstill love again. But just like allpainful experiences, they alwayscome to an end.

My heart needed t ime to

heal. I got that healing when I was sent by the Cathol ic Bish-ops’ Conference of the Philip-

pines Episcopal Commissionon Youth to a three-month

stay in the Taize community in France. I was healed

through praying threetimes a day and by thepeople from all over the

 wo rl d in th at co mm un it y  who showed me that love exist-ed in other forms.

Love was when the brothers

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SHOWBUZZ   FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2015   5ROMEL M. LALATA,  Editor 

Now showing, now naJurassic World

 Directed by Col in Trevorrow; stars Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, BD Wong

To boost ticket sales, di-nosaur theme park’s scientistscreate a genetically-enhancedhybrid monster that leads to amajor catastrophe. COMMON-SENSE MEDIA  says “reboot of leg-endary franchise … should thrilland frighten.” F ANSIDED.COM re-lates: “Fans … are spreadingthe word, and so far the word isfantastic.”

Outcast Directed by Nicho las Powell;

 stars Nicolas Cage, HaydenChristensen, Yifei Liu, Andy On

Crusader and outlaw teamup to protect prince from hismurderous brother. TORONTOSUN’s Steve Tilley compares it toa “Chinese pseudo-historicalsoap opera that’s been crashedby a couple of white dudes.”GLOBE AND M AIL’s Brad Wheelerremarks: “Action-drama … cuts

 with the blatancy of a

broadsword.”

 Visitant Directed by Jon Binkowski; stars Janie Michele Simms, Patty  Bender, Stephe n D eWoody 

Fake psychic brings home theghost she supposedly banishedfrom a client’s house. 28DAYSLAT-ERANALYSIS.COM calls it “a com-pelling indie feature … [that]plays out like a characterstudy.” HORRORNEWSNET-WORK .NET’s Bill Burn agrees:“Concept of hauntings ... passedon like a virus is stimulating …

 well-played.”Tooken

 Directed by John Asher; stars Lee Tergesen, Reno Wilson, Lau-ren Stamile, Jenny McCarthy 

Operative-turned-mall guardteams up with mom to defeathis nemesis. INFLUX  magazine’sNav Qateel concedes: “About asgood as parodies get … don’texpect to rush out to buy it onBlu-ray, though.” UNDERTHEGUN-REVIEW.NET’s James Shotwell

quips: “Yet another mindless

parody ... that will quickly be

forgotten.”Demon Baby  Directed by Corrie Greenop;

 stars Carina Birrell, Cameron Jack, David Wayman, Anya Nixon

 A man and his pregnant girl-friend go on a camping trip inthe Scottish Highlands wherethey are haunted by spirits.Rare Horror asserts: The direc-tor “has constructed a tale thatis both visually and tonally stunning.” UK HORROR  SCENE’sStuart Smith concurs: “Well-constructed and stunningly pho-tographed … unnerving.”

Devil’s Chosen Directed by Rustam Brana-

man; stars Jeremy Sumpter, Eliz-abeth Di Prinzio, Brett Davern

College buddies encounter astrange little girl in a secludedfarmhouse. HORRORSOCIETY .COMrecounts: Originally titled TheCuling, it “has creepy dolls ...supernatural elements … to

keep ghost enthusiasts happy.”

SCREAMHORRORMAG.COM’s Jessy Williams notes: It has “an in-triguing … tense buildup … butnot enough is left to our imagi-nation.”

Dragon Ball Z:Revival of F

 Directed by Tadayoshi Yama-muro; with the voices of Masako

 Nozawa, Ryo Horikawa, Ryusei

 Nakao

Minions revive the villainFrieza, who then seeks revengeon the Saiyans. DBTAIZEN.TUM-BLR .COM describes it as a “finefilm [that] wraps things up withan eye-rollingly obvious plotcontrivance.” INTERCOMICSPOD-CAST.COM raves: The series “hasnever looked better. Traditionalanimation … looks gorgeous. A 

lot of dumb fun.”

SUPER Saiyan God SS Broly in ‘Dragon Ball Z: Revival of F’

Christopher 

Lee, 93LONDON—Christopher Lee,the prolific, aristocratic Britishactor who brought dramaticgravitas to screen villains fromCount Dracula to James Bondenemy Scaramanga, has diedat age 93.

Lee appeared in more than250 movies, including memo-rable roles as the wicked wiz-ard Saruman in  The Lord of the Rings trilogy and the evil

Count Dooku in two of GeorgeLucas’ Star Wars  prequels. Butfor many he will forever beknown as the vampire CountDracula in a slew of  Hammer

 Horror movies — the gory,gothic thrillers churned out by the British studio in the 1950sand 1960s that became hugely popular.

Christopher Frank Carandi-ni Lee was born in London onMay 27, 1922.

“I didn’t have dreams of be-

ing a romantic leading man,”Lee in 2002. “But I dreamedof being a character actor,

 which I am.” Inquirer wires

CHRISTOPHER Lee as Saruman in ‘Lord of the Rings’ and ‘The Hobbit’

...as Count Dooku in ‘Star Wars’   ...and Dracula during the 50s-70s.

Non-independence day THE irony is not lost on mostfans. According to the rumormill, actress Toni Gonzaga anddirector Paul Soriano will tiethe knot today, Independence

Day. The couple wanted tokeep details secret, but for thepast few days, the bride's

home network has been com-ing out with a series of reportson the impending nuptials.Gown is by Vera Wang, saidone account. They met at a

Gary Valenciano concert, re-called another.  Bayani San

 Diego Jr.

TONI Gonzaga and Paul Soriano

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6 SPORT S   FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2015DENNIS U. EROA,  Editor 

KAMPEONHAWAK ng mabunying si Marella Vania Salamat ang kanyang bisekleta. Kinuha ng 21-taon gulang siklista angginto.   RAFFY LERMA

Salamat kay SalamatNi June NavarroSINGAPORE—‘‘I was really aim-ing for the gold even if this wasmy first race out of the coun-try.”

Ito ang sabi ni Marella VaniaSalamat matapos kunin ang gin-to sa women’s individual timetrial ng 28th Southeast AsianGames.

 Apat buwan nagsanay siSalamat para sa SEA Games.Lumahok siya sa Ronda Pilip-

inas, Le Tour de Filipinas, Vuel-da de Dagupan, Tour de Tarlacat Tour of Subic bilang pagha-handa sa SEAG.

‘‘I guess I have traveled overa thousand kilometers on my bike, and I made sure that

 when I race, I compete with thetoughest,” sabi ni Salamat.

Naorasan si Salamat ng 44minuto at 46.38 segundo upangsapawan ang kampeong siChanpeng Nontasin ng Thai-land.

Si Salamat ay nag-aaral ngdentistry sa University of theEast.

Samantala, bigo si Mark 

Galedo na mapanatili ang ko-rona sa mga kalalakihan.Sumemplang sa ika-anim po-sisyon si Galedo.

Magpaliwanag kayo: PH divers palpakNi Marc Anthony Reyes

SINGAPORE — Pinagpapali- wanag ni Philippine Sports Com-mission chair Richie Garcia si

aquatics chief Mark Joseph mata-pos ang hindi magandang pinaki-ta nina John Elmerson Fabriga atJohn David Pahoyo sa 3-meterspringboard na kung saan ay nangulelat ang Pilipinas.

Nakita ng buong mundo angginawa ng mga pambato ngPilipinas na kung saan ay bu-magsak na una ang mga likodaty dibdib ng mga Pinoy. Dahildito ay tinagurian bilang‘‘Splash Brothers” sina Fabriga.

“I will give the opportunity forthe Philippine Swimming Inc. pres-ident to explain because he foughtfor these divers to come here andcompete,” sabi ni Garcia. “I saw

these boys train at Rizal Memorialand they are good.”

Sinabi ni Garcia na aalaminniya kung sinadya ng mga diversang masamang bagsak na taliwas

sa ‘‘fighting to the end” sigaw ngpambansang delegasyon.ld not take away the fact

that the Philippines is doing well in other sports like athlet-ics and boxing.

Diniin ni Garcia na hindi da-pat masapawan ang mahusay resulta ng kampanya ng Pilip-inas sa ibang isports tulad ngathletics at boxing.

“Let’s not remove our goodperformance because we focuson the negative like the invert-ed flags,” sabi ni Garcia na tinu-tukoy ang nangyari sa mga uni-porme nina Eric Cray at Kayla

 Anise Richardson.

Ginto sa baguhan;basketbol umiskorNi Marc Anthony Reyes

S

INGAPORE—Naiwasan ng Pilipina mabokyamatapos padyakin ng baguhang siklista na siMarella Vania Salamat ang ginto sa individual

time trial ng Southeast Asian Games Huwebes dito.Nakuha ni Salamat, 21, ang

pinakamabilis oras sa 30-kilo-metrong padyakan sa Gardensof the Bay upang kunin ang tit-ulo. Naorasan si Salamat ng 44minuto, 46.38 segundo upangtalunin si Thailander ChanpengNontasin (45:32.34) at Singa-porean Dinah Chan (47:44.91).

Samantala, nabuhay angpag-asa ng Pilipinas na makuhaang golden double sa basketbol.

Pinabagsak ng Perlas Pilip-inas ang Malaysia, 74-63samantalang dinurog ng Sinagang mga kalalakihan ngMalaysia, 100-48.

Lumaki ang pag-asa ng mgakababaihan na tapusin angpagkauhaw sa korona mataposgulatin ng Malaysia ang kampe-ong Thailand.

Sa volleyball, bumangon angPilipinas matapos matalo sa In-

donesia sa women’s volleyball.

Pinabagsak ng mga Pinay sapangunguna nina Rachel AnnDaquis, Alyssa Valdez at Aby Maraño ang Malaysia, 25-15,25-18, 25-16.

Hindi nagpahuli ang mgakalalakihan na tinalo angMalaysia, 20-25, 25-23, 25-28,25-19.

Sa athletics, nabigo si CalebStuart na makuha angikalawang ginto matapospumang-apat sa discus throwsamantalang ika-lima si TylerRuiz sa high jump.

Binulsa ni Melvin Guarte angikalawang pilak matapospumangalawa kay VietnameseThai Duong sa 1,500 meters.Pumangalawa rin si Guarte sa800 meters.

Natalo sa photo finish ang4X400 meters relay team saThailand upang kunin ang

pilak.

Warriors eyeto even series

CLEVELAND—The top-seededGolden State Warriors are feelingan unfamiliar sense of urgency tosort out their offensive woes intime to even up the best-of-sevenNBA Finals with the LeBronJames-led Cleveland Cavaliers.Cleveland silenced league MostValuable Player Stephen Curryand the Warriors’ run-and-gun of-fense for the bulk of Tuesday’s

Game Three to open up a 2-1 se-ries lead that will surely test Gold-en State’s resolve. “I’ve alwaysbeen challenged my whole careernot to let made or missed shotsaffect what else you do on thefloor,” Curry said on Wednesday.“It’s not a good trait for any bas-ketball player to kind of have yourgame reflect whether you’re mak-ing or missing shots.” Curry had ahorrendous start to Game Threebut somehow found a rhythm lateand finished with a team-high 27points as Golden State clawedback from a 20-point deficit to trail

by one late in the final quarter. Ac-cording to Curry, bringing that mo-mentum into Thursday’s GameFour will be crucial to helping histeam avoid being pushed into ado-or-die situation for the first timein these playoffs. “It does help tosee shots go in, and you start tobuild a rhythm and build momen-tum,” said Curry.   Reuters

ISAA HOSTTODO-PIRMA si Pipo Onrubiang Philippine Merchant MarineSchool at Melanie Florentinong FEATI kahapon sa pormalna paglilipat ng hosting ngdarating na Inter-Scholastic

 Athletic Association saPMMS. Pangulo rin ngNational CapitalRegion Athletic

 Association siOnrubia.Magbubukas angika-pitong seasonng ISAA Agosto 12sa Cuneta Astrodome.Kasapi ng ISAA ang FEATI,Manila Tytana Colleges, LaConsolacion-Manila, PWU,St. Dominic at PMMS.

PBA ACTION

(Smart Araneta Coliseum)4:15 p.m.—Blackwater vs

Talk ‘N Text

7 p.m.—Globalport vs NLEX

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7 ENJOY   FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 2015

LIBRA

VIRGO

LEO

CANCER

GEMINI

TAURUS

ARIES

PISCES

AQUARIUS

CAPRICORN

SAGITTARIUS

SCORPIO

Kapalaran

UNGGUTERO   B.C.U.

Love:Y   Career:PMoney:‘

YYYStick to one ka lang,

huwag magtaksil

‘‘‘Babagsak isang

piraso ng kisame

PPPPGagawin kang

lider ng grupo

YYYMaghanap ng oras

para kausapin siya

‘‘Ingat, baka ma-snatch

mahal mong shades

PPPDi ka makakaihi sa

dami ng trabaho

YYYYYMabenta ka sa mga

bading, sa babes hindi

‘‘‘‘Snub ka ng salesman

dahil sa bihis mo

PPPPMag-imbento ka

ng bagong putahe

YYYYHihingi crush mo

ng advice sa iyo

‘‘‘Masisira sapatos kaya

magbaon ng tsinelas

PPPNgitian mo lahat ng

taong masasalubong

YYYYMapapansin niya

ang kabaitan mo

‘‘‘Paayos mo lang zipper,

puwede pa yan

PPPUbos ang araw

sa kaka-FB

YYYYMag-date kayo,

walang pasok

‘‘‘Tipid nga magluto,

ubos naman oras mo

PPPMare-reshuffle buong

grupo ninyo

YYYParati siya male-late

kaya masanay ka na

‘‘Delayed upa mo, buti

mabait landlord mo

PPPMaiiwan mo notes mo,

ok lang walang pasok

YYYYParang ang dali-dali

niyang mahalin

‘‘‘

Bumili ng drinkingwater, huwag sa poso

PPWalang makakalusot,

lahat sasabit

YYPalitan love song niyo,

malas sa relasyon e

‘‘‘Ok lang installment

basta zero interest

PPPPTahakin mo landas na

di mo pa natatahak

YYYYIpagtatanggolka niya

kahit ayaw mo sana

‘‘Wag gumamit ng credit

card ng isang buwan

PPPCheck mo, tapos

double check mo uli

YYYYNgayon niya itatanong

ang ‘big question’

‘‘‘‘Dapat 50% agad ang

downpayment mo

PPMas ok produkto ng

kakompitensiya nyo

YYYYYMas ok siya habang

mas nakikilala mo

‘‘‘Ang nagbabayad,

nakakautang uli

PPPWalang pasok pero

ikaw overtime ka

 O O

TRANSLATION

TITSER:  Isalin sa Filipino ang sumusunod: “I was happy when I saw your face!”

JUAN: Mam! Mam! “Masaya ako pag nalagari ko ang mukha mo!” —Tweet ng Pinoy Best Jokes. I-follow ang Twitter account na ito.

CRAZY JHENNY    ALBERT RODRIGUEZ

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