Angeles City honors Bonifacio

CL government execs laud Yeng for initiating dialogue
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Clark airport ‘taxi flights’
to boost N. Luzon tourism
By Joey Pavia
LAGAWE, Ifugao
– The provincial police director here called on the
Clark International Airport
(CIA) in Pampanga to pursue its plan to launch “taxi
flights,” allowing tourists
to have faster access to
premiere destinations in
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Oca thanks
voters thru
Freedom Day
street party
RE-ENACTMENT.
Local artists from the Uyat
Artista group presented a
re-enactment of the first
anniversary of the nation’s
celebration of Independence Day at the Pamintuan
Mansion in Angeles City.
(AC-CIO)
By Marna Dagumboy-del Rosario
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO--In
commemoration of the country’s
115th Independence Day,
the city government, led by
Third District congressmanelect and outgoing Mayor
Oscar Rodriguez hosted an independence and thanksgiving
party in front of the Partyland Restaurant in Dolores here.
Rodriguez, who won by a large
margin against outgoing Rep. Aurelio
“Dong” Gonzales in the May 13 polls,
hosted an independence and thanksgiv-
PNoy signs law
for new RTC
branches in AC
ANGELES CITY--President Benigno Aquino III has signed Republic Act 10582 or an Act that creates
six additional branches of the Regional Trial Court (RTC) in Angeles
City.
“We thank President Aquino
and Congress for such. This would
bring our total number of branches here to 12,” said RTC Executive
Judge Omar Viola.
It was only last January 29 that
Pampanga 1st district representative Carmelo Lazatin filed the bill
requesting for the creation of the
courts.
On the same day it was referred
to the Committee on Rules, a Committee Report was made, then calendared for reading.
“I am very optimistic that the
Office of the Court Administrator
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Angeles City honors Bonifacio
By Charlene A. Cayabyab
ANGELES
CITY--A
history professor led the
honoring of national hero
Andres Bonifacio during
the celebration of the 115th
Independence Day at the
Pamintuan Mansion.
Professor Ferdinand
Llanes, a commissioner
at the National Historical
Commission of the Philippines and a history professor at the University of the
Philippines, said movements for the independence of the Philippines
started from Andres Bonifacio.
“Nangyari
lamang
ang independence dahil
isinulong niya ang rebolusyon. Siya ang nagsa-
bi na independensya ang
dapat tahakin ng bayan,”
Llanes said.
This goal was manifested in Bonifacio’s writings including his popular
poem, “Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Lupa.”
“Si Gat. Bonifacio ang
nagsabi na tayo ay umasa
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SM Clark puts up
‘Kalayaan’ timeline
CLARK FREEPORT--A shopping mall
here put up a timeline marble that highlighted the resilience and tenacity of Filipinos in
line with the celebration of the 115th Philippine Independence Day celebration.
The timeline was created by Marco and
Del Guillen.
The marble timeline was a centerpiece
which houses an free-flowing fountain which
represents how eternally the characters as
Filipinos have been tested from one generation to the next.
However, Guillen said that “from the time
of our great ancestors and liberators, and unkalayaan timeline pagE 7
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JUNE 13, 2013
DPWH preps
Zambales
for rainy days
up a LED detachment in the
area will strengthen our efforts
to maintain peace and order
there,” Garcia added.
The Hanjin facility is located
in the mountainous Redondo
Peninsula, which is politically
a part of Barangay Cawag in
Subic, Zambales. It is about 20
minutes by boat across Subic
Bay or some 30-minutes’ drive
from the Freeport.
Garcia said that under the
agreement, HHIC-Phils will
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO--The
District Engineering Offices (DEOs)
of Department of Public Works and
Highways (DPWH) in Zambales
have completed a number of flood
control projects in the province.
This is expected to solve the perennial flooding of most areas here.
The 1st DEO reported that it has
completed the construction of the
P1.5 million slope protection along
the riverbanks at barangay Kiling in
Cabangan.
This will prevent flooding in the
low-lying barangays of Cabangan
where crops ready for harvest are
often inundated.
Also, the slope protection will
divert floodwaters from the national
highway which is impassable during
the rainy season.
Two major projects completed
by the Zambales 2nd DEO will
likewise protect the province from
widespread flooding.
The P9.2-million rehabilitation
of the Consuelo River in San Marcelino will prevent flooding in barangay Nagbunga and in Castillejos
and San Narciso towns.
The waterway connects Consuelo North Road to San Marcelino
going to San Narciso.
Also completed at the cost of
P11.853 million is the construction
of the slope protection of the Sacatihan River in Subic.
This slope starts from Sitio Gala,
passes through barangays Amingway and Panatawan till it reaches its
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SCULPTOR. Guagua renowned sculptor Willy Layug accepts a plaque of recognition from SM Regional Operations Manager Rheybie Nipas for mounting an exhibit at SM City Pampanga during the Independence Day celebration yesterday. Witnessing the awarding are SM Pampanga Mall Manager Lana
Erroba, Guagua mayor-elect Dante Torres, Mexico Mayor Teddy Tumang and City of San Fernando Mayor Oscar Rodriguez. --Photo by DENG PANGILINAN
SBMA to aid Hanjin shipyard in security
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT-The Subic Bay Metropolitan
Authority (SBMA) will be deploying personnel from its
Law Enforcement Department
(LED) to assist in the security
of the Hanjin shipbuilding facility here and help guarantee
the safety of workers and properties there.
The assistance is contained
in a memorandum of agreement (MOA) signed recently
by SBMA Chairman Roberto
Garcia and Hanjin Heavy In-
dustries Corporation (HHIC)–
Philippines, Inc. representative
Joong-Gyu Kin.
Garcia said the deployment
of SBMA-LED personnel in the
shipyard and its vicinity will
improve police visibility in the
area and deter unlawful activities.
Under RA 7227, otherwise
known as the Bases Conversion
and Development Act of 1992,
the security of the Subic Bay
Freeport Zone and the maintenance of peace and order there-
in falls under the responsibility
of the SBMA through its law
enforcement unit.
Under the MOA, six uniformed and armed LED personnel will be detailed inside
the shipbuilding facility owned
and operated by HHIC-Phils.,
the biggest locator in the Freeport with US$2 billion in investments.
“Hanjin’s shipyard in Subic is
located far from the Freeport’s
Central Business District or
local police stations. Putting
Grenade
Gadget helps
blast rocks cops arrest thief
Ecija police
station
By Rudy Abular
By Froilan Magtoto
ALIAGA,
Nueva
Ecija--Police are running after an unidentified suspect who lobbed
a fragmentation grenade
to the police station here
that hurt a policeman and
damaged a car early Monday morning.
Chief Inspector Roberto Sena, municipal
police chief, said the lawman identified as SPO1
Ramil Sanchez, who sustained shrapnel wounds
on his leg, has been declared safe by attending
CAMP OLIVAS, Pampanga – Police arrested a
notorious thief with the help of an application installed
in an Apple Ipad which he took along with other valuables and cash money from a house located at 60-Acacia
St., Gordon Heights, Olongapo City.
Chief Supt. Edgardo T. Ladao said the Olongapo
police were able to trace the suspect identified as Jessie
James Bandejas, 20, married and a resident of No. 80,
Barangay Upper Kalaklan, Olongapo City.
Last Sunday, at around 7 a.m., the suspect ransacked the house of sisters Glorielie and Cherylyne Moril
and took the victims’ black Apple Ipad worth P40,000,
a Samsung smartphone, a wristwatch and cash money
amounting to P10,500.
Police said the suspect entered the house of the victims by destroying the lock of the main door.
Upon discovery of the robbery, the victims immediately reported the incident to the Olongapo City police.
The sisters told investigators that they could track
their stolen Apple Ipad through an application “Icloud-
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The Samsung Galaxy S4
meets the Sun!
When the Samsung Galaxy SIII was released early last year, everyone
knew how big of a deal it was. After all, it was widely considered as the most
powerful phone of its time, well ahead of any other phone out there and
soon it became clear that the Samsung Galaxy SIII was THE phone to beat
of 2012.
It seems like only yesterday when the Samsung Galaxy SIII dominated
the market. But now, as a follow-up to the most powerful smartphone ever,
Samsung released the Samsung Galaxy S4, which, by the looks of it, is guaranteed to blow our minds with its multitude of functions and sheer power.
While not deviating too much from the SIII design-wise, the S4 improves on its predecessor where it matters most – the display and the insides.
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HON. Mayor Asiong
Macapagal
Mayor
Municipality of San Luis
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Republic of the Philippines
Local Civil Registry Office
Province of Pampanga
Municipality of Arayat
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In compliance with Section 5 of RA 9048, a notice is
hereby served to the public that ALFONSO ANGELES
MACAPAGAL, has filed with this office a petition
for change of first name for “ILDEFONSO” to “ALFONSO” in the Birth Certificate of ILDEFONSO A.
MACAPAGAL who was born on January 23, 1953
at Arayat, Pampanga and whose parents are LEON
MACAPAGAL and FRANCISCA ANGELES.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may
file his/her written opposition with this Office not later
than two weeks of publication.
(Sgd.) MA. GRETA P. DE ALA
Municipal Civil Registrar
HEADLINE Gitnang Luzon: June 06 & 13, 2013
Republic of the Philippines
Road mishap kills
2 in San Fernando
By Froilan E. Magtoto
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO-Two persons died when the tricycle they were riding was bumped
from behind by a truck in Barangay Telabastagan here Monday
night.
The fatalities were identified
as Querobin Soriano, driver of the
tricycle, of Barangay Mawaque,
Mabalacat City and Nicko Quiambao, a resident of Marcon Phase 2
also of Mabalacat City.
According to a police sketchy
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MALOLOS CELEBRATION. Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa Jr., joins provincial officials led
by Bulacan Gov. Wilhelmino M. Sy-Alvarado and Vice Gov. Daniel Fernando at the Statue of Gen. Emilio
Aguinaldo at the patio of the historic Barasoain Church in Malolos City during the 115th anniversary of
the declaration of Philippine Independence Wednesday morning. Also in photo are Central Luzon police
director Chief Supt. Edgardo Ladao and Malolos City officials led by Mayor Christian Natividad. (PNA)
CL government execs laud
Yeng for initiating dialogue
By Marna Dagumboy-del Rosario
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO--Officials of the
Central Luzon Association
of Regional Officers (CLARO) yesterday lauded First
District congressman-elect
and outgoing Pampanga
Vice-Governor
Joseller
“Yeng” Guiao for being the
first official to conduct a
dialogue with them to listen to their development
proposals.
Last Monday, Guiao
personally initiated a dialogue with CLARO to listen to their concerns which
he could elevate to the
House of Representatives.
The dialogue was attended by Department
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Local Civil Registry Office
Province of Pampanga
Municipality of Arayat
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In compliance with Section 5 of RA 9048, a notice
is hereby served to the public that ALICIA MALLARI
MATSUMOTO, has filed with this office a petition for
change of first name for “ELISIA” to “ALICIA” in the
Birth Certificate of ELISIA who was born on April 04,
1956 at Arayat, Pampanga and whose parents are
EDELBERTO MALLARI and PASENCIA DIWA.
Any person adversely affected by said petition may
file his/her written opposition with this Office not later
than two weeks of publication.
(Sgd.) MA. GRETA P. DE ALA
Municipal Civil Registrar
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EDITORIAL
Independence Day
(The following is an excerpt from the speech of President Benigno Simeon
Aquino III during the Independence Day celebration at Liwasang Bonifacio)
Lumipas na ang panahon ng pag-aaklas laban sa paniniil ng mga mananakop: ginawa na ito nila Rizal at Bonifacio, ng mga Katipunero at iba pang bayaning Pilipino. Ginawa nila ito dahil mulat silang walang ibang magtatanggol
sa ating karapatan; walang ibang magsusulong para sa kinabukasan ng ating
bayan; walang ibang magtutulak para sa ating ganap na kalayaan, kundi tayo
ring mga Pilipino. Wala nang iba. Salamat sa kanila, isandaan at labinlimang
taon na nating ipinapahayag sa mundo na tayo’y isang bansang malaya.
Habang nagbabalik-tanaw at binibigyang halaga natin ang ating kasarinlan, mulat ang pamahalaan sa tungkulin nitong pangalagaan ang kalayaang
ito. Kaya naman naninindigan tayo para sa ating mga karapatan bilang bansang
may sariling soberanya, bilang bayang nagbuwis na ng buhay para sa kalayaan,
bilang Pilipinas na may sariling bandila na kapantay ng lahat.
Malinaw po: habang may responsibilidad ang estado na ipagtanggol ang
bayan, tungkulin din nating tutukan ang mga pangunahing pangangailangan
ng taumbayan.
Ang kailangan natin: masusing pagpaplano, sa halip na padalus-dalos na
desisyon. Ang bunga nito: makabuluhang solusyon na tumutugon sa mismong
problema. Kaya nga nakapagpatayo na tayo ng 21,800 na tahanan para sa para
sa ating mga sundalo at pulis. Halos 14,000 na po ang natatapos na bahay para
sa Phase 2, na aabot sa 31,200 pagdating ng Hulyo. Pitumpu’t limang bilyong pisong pondo rin ang mailalaan natin sa Tanggulang Pambansa sa susunod na limangtaon dahil sa pagsasabatasngNewAFPModernizationAct.Sakatunayan,
bago pa man maipasa ito, sa loob lamang ng isang taon at pitong buwan, halos
pantayan ng mahigit dalawampu’t walong bilyong piso na inilaan natin para sa
AFP Modernization Program, ang tatlumpu’t tatlong bilyong pisong pondo na
nailagak sa nasabing programa sa nakalipas na tatlong administrasyon. Ganyan
ang tutok natin: hindi lamang para sa modernisasyon ng ating tanggulan, kundi
para rin maitaas ang dangal at moral ng ating mga kawal.
Kailangan nating timbangin ang ating mga hakbang ukol sa mga usaping
ito. Habang iginigiit natin ang ating karapatan, kailangan din nating ipakita ang
tunay na katangian ng mga Pilipino: Wala sa lahi natin ang pagiging agresibo,
pero hindi rin tayo titiklop sa anumang hamon. At habang naninindigan tayo
para sa ating mga karapatan, at nakikipag-ugnayan sa lahat ng panig upang
maghari ang hinahon at pagkakaunawaan, kailangan din nating iangat ang
kakayahan ng ating Sandatahang Lakas. Kasabay nito, kailangan din nating isaalang-alang ang kapakanan ng milyun-milyong Pilipinong maaaring
maapektuhan ng ating mga desisyon bilang pinuno.
Wala naman tayong ibang pakay kundi ang pangalagaan ang tunay na
sa atin. Hindi natin tinatapakan ang karapatan ng iba. Hindi natin inaangkin o
sinasaklaw ang teritoryong malinaw namang nasa bakod ng iba. Wala tayong
minamaliit, wala tayong inaapi. Wala sa kasaysayan natin ang manakit, o gumawa ng anumang hakbang para magtanim ng sama ng loob ang ibang bansa
sa atin. Hindi kailanman naging polisiya ng Pilipinas ang manlamang sa ibang
bansa. Kung may di-pagkakasunduan, saksi ang mundo sa kahandaan nating
umupo at makipagdayalogo sa mapayapang paraan. Wala tayong ibang hinihingi kundi ang igalang ang ating teritoryo, karapatan, at pagkatao, tulad ng paggalang natin sa teritoryo, karapatan, at pagkatao ng ibang lahi. Ginagawa natin
ito dahil mulat tayong ito ang susi upang mapanatili ang stabilidad, at nang sa
gayon ay magpatuloy ang pagtungo sa malawakan at pangmatagalang kaunlaran, hindi lamang sa loob ng ating bansa, kundi sa ating rehiyon, at maging sa
buong daigdig.
Si Andres Bonifacio na mismo ang nagsabi, “Itinuturo ng katwiran na tayo’y
magkaisang-loob, magkaisang-isip at nang tayo’y magkalakas na maihanap
ang naghaharing kasamaan sa ating Bayan. Panahon na ngayong dapat na
lumitaw ang liwanag ng katotohanan; panahon ng dapat nating ipakilala na
tayo’y maysariling pagdaramdam, maypuri,mayhiya,at maypagdadamayan.”
Malinaw ang nais ipabatid ni Gat Andres Bonifacio. Ayon sa kanya, umabot
ng mahigit tatlondaang taon bago nagpasyang magkaisa at matagumpay na
nag-alsa ang mga Pilipino laban sa mga Kastila. Huwag sana tayong maghintay
pa ng tatlondaang taon, o ng tatlong dekada, o kahit ng tatlong taon, bago tayo
magpasyang magbuklod para maging malaya tayo mula sa gutom, kahirapan,
o anumang banta sa ating soberenya’t seguridad. Hindi tama na mapahaba pa
ang pagtitiis ng mga Pilipino ni isang minuto. Kung pwede lang sana, kahapon pa
ito nagawa. Pero dahil imposible nang mangyari ito, gawin na natin ito ngayon.
Ngayon na mismo ang panahon para tayo’y magkaisang-loob, magkaisang-isip,
at magkaisang-tinig. Ngayon na mismo ang panahon upang ialay ang ating oras
at lakas. Ngayon na mismo ang panahon upang isang bansa tayong kumilos para
sakatuparanngmgakolektibonghangarinnatinparasaInangBayan.Alamkong
magagawa natin ito, dahil lahi tayo ng mga bayani, at oras na tanungin tayo ni
Jose Rizal, o ni Bonifacio, ni Ninoy, o ni Cory, at itanong “Pilipino, ano ang nagawa
mo para sa bandila at kapwa mo,” maaari natin silang titigan, mata sa mata, at
sabihing “Narito ang mga inambag ko sa aking bayan, at ibinuhos ko ang aking
buong puso’t kaluluwa upang mapabuti ang kanyang kalagayan.”
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Creativity in business (Last of Two Parts)
“Companies have to nurture crea- work life,” and we found that it ditivity and motivation—and have to do rectly influences creativity and other
it by building a compassionate yet per- aspects of performance in business
formance-driven corporate culture. productivity.
In the knowledge economy the tradiPrevious laboratory studies have
tional soft people side of our business demonstrated the causal relationship
has become the new hard
between emotion and creaside.”— Gay Mitchell, Exectivity. Our group research
utive VP, HR, Royal Bank
in a real-world setting
“The organizations of
bears this out, with posithe future will increasingly
tive emotion tied to higher
depend on the creativity of
their members to survive.
Great Groups offer a new
model in which the leader
is an equal among Titans.
In a truly creative collaboration, work is pleasure,
and the only rules and procedures are those that ad- Towards
creativity and negative
vance the common cause.”
feelings linked to lower
the
Light
— Warren Bennis
motivation and creativABEL SOTO
ity. (Data for our study are
“There is no doubt
based on diary evidence
that creativity is the most
that a subject actually did
important human resource of all. creative thinking that day, not on his
Without creativity, there would be no or her self-evaluation.) The diary findprogress, and we would be forever re- ings also showed a positive carry-over
peating the same patterns.”— Edward effect in creativity and productivde Bono
ity, one day and even two days after a
worker reported being in a good mood.
“Creativity is not the finding of a
The question at hand now is this:
thing, but the making something out What can managers and entrepreof it after it is found.”
neurs do to promote a healthy, posi— James Russell Lowell (1819- tive inner work life among employees?
1891)
A pat on the back or a company PingPong table is always welcome, but
When I was still taking up Man- what we discovered in our study was
aging the Arts Program at the Asian much simpler: People have their best
Institute of Management (AIM), I, days and do their best work when they
together with my classmates in the are allowed to make progress. And
Managing the Arts Program at AIM, this progress would always entail creconducted a study among 238 profes- ativity, the courage to take calculated
sionals from seven companies in the risks in order to produce significant
high-tech, consumer products and results.
chemicals industries, as a way to delve
Big breakthroughs are great, but
deeper into the link between motiva- what I found out was that even intion and creativity. Without revealing cremental progress evokes a powerthe focus of our study, we asked the fully positive inner work life. In my
subjects (all of whom were working Managing for Creativity course, we
on projects requiring creative effort) were asked to consider how we will
to fill out a daily electronic diary form establish a work environment that
that required numerical answers to will support the creativity and intrinquestions about their work that day, sic motivation of others. Our research
as well as their emotions, motivation suggests that most managers are not
and work environment. We also asked in tune with the inner work lives of
them to describe what they’d done that their employees; nor do they appreciday and to include a brief description ate how pervasive the effects of inner
of one event at work that stood out in work life can be on performance.
their minds. (Participants were asked
This is what needs to be strongly
to refrain from discussing the diary emphasized today among business
content with colleagues.) By the end executives and leaders: Fostering a
of the study, we had collected nearly positive inner work life, then, can be
12,000 entries, what we describe as a as easy (or difficult) as this: Support
“wonderful treasure trove of data.”
employees’ progress in their work eveWe have a window into how con- ry day. Set clear and meaningful goals
crete events affected knowledge work- for them; provide direct help, versus
ers’ thoughts, perceptions, emotions, hindrance; offer adequate resources
and motivations. We call this “inner and time; respond to successes and
failures by drawing on the experience
as a learning opportunity, not just a
moment to praise or reprimand; and
establish a culture where people are
treated with respect.
Studies of creativity at business
schools is a relatively new phenomenon, dating back to the 1980s or so. It’s
very new in one sense, yet the presence
of creativity in entrepreneurship is as
old as entrepreneurship itself. At Centre for Arts Foundation, Inc., where
I took up my certificatory courses
in
Performing
Arts and Creative
Writing, we define
entrepreneurship
as the pursuit of opportunity beyond
the resources you currently control—
so, obviously, creativity is a big factor.
Creativity always employs the skill
and strategy of making the most out of
what you have at present. And in business, this principle is never considered
a cliché: Minimize the cost; maximize
the benefit. This is where creativity always enters the picture in the business
world.
MuktiKhaire, a professor at HBS
Entrepreneurial Management, said
that there’s a construction of creativity
that involves many other actors in any
company or business establishment.
And this needs to be acknowledged
and recognized at the soonest time by
business leaders in order for them to
succeed in their business endeavours.
At AIM, we were taught that as a
manager, you need to create a culture
that will convince people to kick off
the filters they’re used to applying and
to think more broadly. Radical innovation should never be discouraged,
but should actually be encouraged by
managers. Ironically, while the emphasis in these types of transitions is
frequently on developing the capabilities needed to attack new markets, it is
the shift in the mindset of employees,
and most of the time conventional and
traditional managers, that can prove
most difficult. They hate paradigm
shifts. They are afraid to leave their
comfort zones, thinking that they will
always be comforted by these comfort
zones forever.
A lot of business managers nowadays are afraid to take risks, to venture into something new. But they
need to be reminded of this very simple yet significant truism: Nothing
stays forever in the world of business;
if managers and business leaders want
to stay in business forever, they should
start right away to make it their business to look at the creative side of business. ●
“Radical innovation should never
be discouraged, but should actually
be encouraged by managers.”
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Allen Iverson and I
“What happens when the
because the pain was getting unumost important part of a man’s idensual.
tity, the beam supporting the other
On my way to the doctor, I was
unstable matter, is no
starting to imagine the worse
longer there?”
possible things that could
This is one of the
happen like having a serimost catching lines I’ve
ous illness like cancer, blah,
ever read. The article
was about Allen Iverson, his road from fame
to nothingness. How
he had been one of the
biggest stars in NBA
and how his talents got
wasted because of his
conceitedness. He lost
his career, he got divorced and got broke; Pen Talks
he couldn’t even buy Aubrey F. Sembrano
himself a cheeseburger.
Nothing lasts forever I
know, but he could’ve enjoyed fame
blah,
a little longer if he only gave value to
blah (I know it’s stupid).
what he had.
As I walked my way to the docI believe God has given me this
tor’s clinic that line above came to
gift of voice to fulfill all his plans
me once again and I thought: What
for me. And, indeed, I landed a job
if the only thing that defines me is
where my voice is the main source of
gone? What if those stupid imaginamy income; I was given the privilege
tions came true? What if I was diagto become a radio personality.
nosed to have this viral infection in
I don’t deny that I, too, have enmy throat or whatever disease that
joyed the perks of being here. It is my
might lead to loss of voice and was
first job and I’ve been in love with it
advised to quit my job and find other
ever since. I knew this is what I’ve alcareer beside talking?
ways wanted and there’s no way that
I had this big question: What if
I intend to leave it for as long as I’m
you lose that one thing you know
happy.
you’re nothing without?
On Tuesday, I had my laryngeal
What kind of life is waiting for
endoscopy. I’ve been suffering from
me then if all I’ve ever known all
this sore throat for about a week now
my life was to spin music and talk
but I was too lazy to visit a doctor.
on the radio? What lies ahead for
Actually, it’s the waiting that pisses
those who were used to be on top but
me off. I hate long queues. I feel I’m
now dwindle and reach the lowest
wasting so much of my time whenpart of their lives. What happens to
ever I’m waiting for couple of hours
those who were forced to leave their
only to be checked for not even less
dreams behind and were never given
than five minutes. I did it anyway
second chance to prove themselves
“I had this big
question: What if
you lose that one
thing you know
you’re nothing
without?”
again? I wonder how those drag racers or bikers who lost their feet in
accidents manage to survive a day
after losing everything they have.
What if you lose everything
you’ve worked so hard all your life in
a blink of an eye?
I thought of Allen Iverson once
again. In the article, it was said that
people have learned to accept that
he’s gone from the NBA, but, AI, for
three years wanted to go back to the
life he used to have but fate won’t allow anymore so he recluses himself
now.
I was frightened for myself. I
thought about all the abusive things
I’ve done because I was too complacent I’d never lose it. After all, it’s
my vocal chord and no one can own
it or take away from me, I thought.
But, I was wrong and I realized that
every good thing we experience in
this world shall pass and if we don’t
watch out for it, it’ll be gone before
we even know it.
If you were Allen Iverson, are you
willing to start over? If yes, what for?
Where do you think it will lead him?
He’s way past his career. Most of
the players his age are retiring from
NBA because there are a lot more
good players now. They are young
and have good physical traits; determined and have this burning passion to be always on top. For a veteran like him to start over, will there
still be acplace for him?
Even if he starts over, where is he
leading to? Our dreams won’t wait for
us forever. Magigising ka na lang minsan napaglipasan ka na ng panahon. I
wish it isn’t too late for me to take good
care of everything I have this time.
Piece of advise: Do things right
the first time because we don’t get
second chances all the time. •
Flashfloods
Tuesday night’s heavy
downpour in Pampanga’s capital city San Fernando has caused
flashfloods in some low-lying areas including that portion of the
Jose Abad Santos Avenue that is
in between the giant malls
in the province.
elevated and concretized. The
problem on flooding lies in the
fact there are no line canals, culverts and drainages that were constructed. Roads are becoming the passageways
“The problem on flooding lies in the fact there
are no line canals, culverts and drainages that
were constructed”
***
The rain, lasting for
about an hour or more,
has drawn speculations on
whether the city and other
local government units
in the province are ready
enough for the rainy season. Well, yes, they said they are.
Some ask how ready they are, now
that we have come to the “wet”
months of the year.
***
That night’s rains submerged
portions under the Dolores flyover
intersecting the MacArthur Highway. While the area is perennially
flooded, solutions seemed to have
not been yet applied for about a
year now since it was last inundated. Residents, motorists and
even passersby would want to see
it again flooded, I heard.
***
The portion between the Dolores intersection up to the former
Paskuhan village has been made
a catch basin for flashfloods after establishments on both sides
of the road have elevated their
lots. There are not many drainage
alongside the road that rainwater
is stocked on the road per se.
In some villages in the province, there were many secondary and tertiary roads that were
of water after a rain.
may ask. This is so because the silt
materials that dredgers haul out
are merely placed on riverbanks
and, when the rain comes, such go
back to the rivers and
make it silted again.
iWrite
tomas m. garcia
***
Our rivers and other waterways
have become silted with trash and
other silt materials that make
them shallow. One need not be an
engineer to understand that these
materials displace water and that
these materials limit the capacity
of our rivers to contain water including floods.
***
Since the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in 1991, major tributaries
in Pampanga have been diverted
to other areas and were heavily
silted by lahar materials. Our rivers have become shallow and narrow, thus, they overflow. Informal
settlers lined along rivers often
throw their garbage in these waterways contributing heavily to
their siltation.
***
Dredging operations help declog our waterways although temporarily. “Why temporarily?” you
***
I was lucky enough
to witness the former
state of our rivers when
the waters in them are
still habitable for local
fishes and other life
forms. The water was
then crystal clear and
we can see how living
things thrive in our
rivers.
***
Our rivers today are murky
and, often, we can see plastics
floating in the waters. Shampoo
and coffee sachets, styro materials and other floating trash dominate our rivers. It’s a big trash bin
for some residents who indiscriminately throw in their unwanted
stuffs.
When the water in our rivers
gets high, our rivers get clogged
and bloated.
***
Happy anniversary to Headline Gitnang Luzon. It’s been a
year now that the most widely
distributed local daily was born.
Congratulations to our bosses and
colleagues in this paper.
***
For other opinions, comments,
suggestions or adverse reactions,
you may reach iWrite at 09184899920. ●
MAILI TA PA!
Romeo S. Rodriguez
Uling Yang E Na Buri
Ating baintaung bisang makyasawa
Sinabi nang lihim iti kang Ima na
“Malwat ku ne sanang buring dalan keka,
Ba meng akaliskis nung aburyan mu ya.”
“Dapat mung ipakit me kaku,” ngana
Ning matwang babaing balamu mwa ya pa
“King bakung abalu nung bage ya keka,
Uling nung mamili, e ka sadyang byasa.”
“E migaganaka, keti ke idala,
Kayabe la detang kakaluguran na
At itang gawan ku e ke pakilala
Ika nang mamili nung ninu karela.
Karas ning Dominggu ‘tilu ding panayan
Memanyiklod la pa king matwa dang disnan
Telatag nong agad ding atlung dinatang
Ning anak ban Ima yang mamili naman.
Maligwang milabas saguling penandit
Tildu ne ing karing adwa makasingit
Itang baintau tiniman yang pilit
Uling tinud ya’y Ma king buring akamit.
King tula ning anak inuma neng agad
Itang kayang Imang kile na makatas
“Map namu at balu ing kakung paninap?
Anya masaya ku ala nang ayawad.”
“Anta bakit wari e balung pilinan
Ing karapat dapat a kekang palsintan
Ing tutu na niti, ing buri mung iyan,
Ya namang e kapad at e ku kaburyan!”
My book of marriage
Relationships have three stages: dating, moving
in together or, commonly called in our society, “live-in,”
and marriage.
Dating is when two strangers start to get to know
each other. The casual “hi” and “hello” start the possibility of liking the other person. Flowers, chocolates, and
dinner in some fancy restaurant are ways of showing
the intention of a guy to his
prospective girlfriend material.
With the advancement
of our technology and influx of hi-tech gadgets, text
messaging, phone calls and
video chats are alternatives
to the conventional courtship we used to enjoy before.
Sending scented love letters
to the mail is now ancient.
The excitement of seeing the
postman with a letter in his
hand kicks your emotion
to cloud nine back then. In
this stage, butterflies in your ELLEZ J. DAVIO
stomach lift you to the level of
delirium. This is where sleepless nights and hallucinations
step in.
Falling in love is the last
part of dating and it is one of
the most wonderful feelings
a human could experience.
Moving in together is when
a couple decide to cohabit before marriage. It is like a trial
and error test to see if they really jibe as a couple. Convenience followed by testing their
relationship is their gauge to
a successful commitment.
Chances are, couples who
moved in together before
marriage have a higher rate
of separation anxiety than the couple who are married.
However, a study shows that some couples who
move in together without a clear commitment to marriage may wind up sliding into marriage partly because
they are already cohabiting. I know a lot of people who
are in this kind of relationship. Some are successful,
Now We
Know!
“One advantage
of being married
is that when you
fall out of love
with him and he
falls out of love
with you, it will
keep you together
until you fall in
love again.”
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of the wave into fame and fortune--a time of progress.
ARIES (MAR. 21-APR. 19)
This is a time of good fortune when things open up naturally. Situations are almost magically created
just for you and it is easy to see which path is the one to take. Circumstances tend to bend to your will
and things have a way of working out smoothly. There are real opportunities to work out difficulties
and projects that require both long-term effort and a high degree of discipline. All family members
seem to go in different directions this evening and it is good to see so many talents being expressed.
If you take a little time this coming weekend to quiz each one on the activities of this evening’s events
you might discover some unique talents or some fun interests that can be shared with all. Family
members blossom and are expressive and there is more.
CANCER (JUN 22- JUL 22)
This is a very good day for job-related events. You may shine in your particular job. You could
represent or speak for your company or talk about your skills. Looking forward to a long weekend
away from home, you will be confirming and planning the final details. You could be taking a day
vacation or it may mean you are involved with a company project, on company time. There is a love
of all children and animals and it is in these things you may share other parts of your attention. This
may mean some political responsibilities or opportunities for you now. Tonight is a wonderful time
to participate in outside activities with friends or loved ones--just simply, relax! Music is for relaxing
this evening--put your feet up.
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CAPRICORN (DEC. 22 - JAN 19)
Your positive outlook today lets you get right to the point. Careful--you may have little patience with
those who are not willing to help themselves. You will be introduced to people in an environment you
are not familiar with today but you have plenty of enthusiasm and you warm up to things and people
quickly. You have an inner self-confidence that burns with its own light. With all of this emotional
energy, you could speak very well. You have a lot of mental drive. This evening you may find that
you are in very different surroundings, perhaps an art show, play or museum. Your taste in art and
appreciation of creative efforts of people are heightened. There are plenty of ideas for your own
creative inventiveness.
GEMINI (MAY 21-JUN 21)
You are independent, confident and more than likely a little self-centered today. You love attention
and somehow manage to gravitate to the center of almost any group or happening. Others accept
you--they sense you are a leader and admire your ability to inspire others. Lecturing and teaching
and guiding others spiritually may be the times you enjoy the most. Rewards for your actions are
available. This could be in pay as much as good advertisement. This afternoon you may seek solace
in your family or a loved one or perhaps just time alone. Refurbishing your energy is most important
and you will often create times alone or with a loved one to do just that. A movie or a bit of stargazing
could be in order tonight.
LEO (JUL 23 - AUG. 23)
Your unique and unusual qualities are brought out today as someone younger than you seeks advice
from you. You could come up with a new idea or understanding that will help your progress. You may
not want center stage at this time but you certainly are in the mood to format some new plans for
yourself. There is a feeling of importance as you realize how much you impact another person’s life.
You feel good about your work position. Open your mind to some exciting new possibilities. Expect
delays later this afternoon--pace yourself. This evening your friends may want you to join them in
some fun activity. You may be feeling a little lazy after such a busy day but if you go with your friends,
you will be glad you did.
LIBRA (SEP. 23 - OCT. 23)
Being prepared by being organized may mean your success now. This is a time when you can expect
a little boost, some extra support or recognition from your peers for your talents. You may feel that you
are in touch and in harmony with others. The support you need is available for whatever you need to
do. Investment opportunities are available. You may find it silly to ask questions in this area, particularly
if it is a personal investment, but you will be wise to collect as much information as possible. You are
able to sense and feel in the more abstract mental areas and to bring far-out ideas down to earth. Your
many friends may fight to gain your attention--careful, others mimic your behavior. You are a leader and
bring positive insights to all.
PISCES (FEB. 19 - MAR. 20)
You may have difficulty letting go of some sensitive information today. Your no-nonsense, practical
approach makes subjects like the unity of life, ideals and dreamy stuff hard for you to take. However,
your responsibilities and your goals are very important to you and you methodically go about putting
them into a certainty. Progress is evident as you ignore the enormity of any one project to move
forward one step at a time. This thursday afternoon may be the time you will want to reschedule an
appointment; however, it may be better to keep on schedule. Personal difficulties may arise as a test,
not necessarily from these people but from a higher place. Sometimes difficulties can be worked
through and then forgotten quickly.
SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22 - DEC. 21)
You are very competitive--even pushy--when it comes to partners and other people. Take some time
to laugh at the intensity and find a fun way to look at the situation. Some of the competition today
may not have anything to do with where you really want to go. You have a great social drive and love
to work in a group or with close friends. Your mind runs to domestic issues; home and family are always on your mind. This trait could work against your career interests, especially if your job requires
managerial and organizational skills. Perhaps a home business or mail order business would be a
good choice for you. This evening is a great time to be with friends, perhaps to share an outdoor
barbecue or homemade ice cream.
SCORPIO (OCT. 24- NOV. 21)
Feelings are something you express with ease and you appreciate others doing the same. Emotional
drama is valued rather than avoided. You may be reminded of your various responsibilities today, in
order to keep the mind and emotions on the professional pathway! This is the time to get down to the
nitty-gritty and take care of some business you have postponed. Obligations from home may come
to your attention later today. A meeting with someone older or in authority is in the works and you
may be a bit tense about it. Never fear, all will work to the best end results. Your appetite for action is
probably well known and well noted. Sports, outdoor activities and everything physical are high on
your list of favorites this afternoon.
TAURUS (APR. 20-MAY 20)
Your outward seriousness and no-nonsense approach to things are obvious to all at this time. You really draw
the respect of others as you seem to know exactly what you are doing, where you are going and how to solve
whatever quandary might appear. This deliberate sense of responsibility comes across in the way you relate
to other people. You have a side to your personality that is very creative and lighthearted, but today you aim to
solve problems and get down to the essentials. A young person in your family is probably ready for his or her
first dental check and you may be reminded of your own checkups. Any physical maintenance is important
and you might make sure you are current for your own eye or dental exams.
VIRGO (AUG. 23-SEP.22)
You may find yourself having difficulty with concentration efforts today. You have been able to accomplish quite a lot in the workplace lately. Perhaps it is time to find better ways to thin out the responsibilities--or at least, eliminate the many steps that it takes you to achieve results. Pace yourself. Enjoy your
friends after work today; perhaps a meal together or a time of group sports could be enjoyed. It just may
be the best time to listen to others and gain some new energies as well as new insights. Stability and
permanence satisfy a deep emotional need. Music is likely to play a more important role for you than
usual--perhaps a play or concert would be invigorating this evening. A feeling of being at peace and
stable on the emotional level is present at this time.
Headline
Gitnang Luzon
JUNE 13, 2013
CLARK from Page 1
MISHAP from Page 3
Senior Supt. Angelito
Casimiro, Ifugao police director, said foreign tourists
who landed at the CIA or
the airports in Metro Manila had complained of the
long hours of land travel
to reach the rice terraces
in this province, three of
which are included in the
UNESCO World Heritage
Sites.
Casimiro handled tourism safety and community relations in Mindanao
for five years and is now
helping improve the facilities, including the comfort
rooms, in the areas near
the Banaue Rice Terraces.
“The tourists say it’s too
long and we don’t have time
when they learned that they
need at least nine hours
of one-way land travel to
reach Ifugao or Sagada,”
said Casimiro. He was referring to nearby Sagada
town in Mountain Province,
which is also a major tourist
spot at the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR).
Casimiro said they are
looking at the Bagabag
Airport in Nueva Vizcaya
province as the “most ideal
area” for the tourists to use
after landing the CIA. It
takes about an hour of land
travel to reach Ifugao from
Bagabag town.
Victor Jose Luciano,
president and CEO of the
Clark International Airport Corp. (CIAC), earlier
said he was into talks with
airline companies that will
offer “taxi flights” and they
will serve passengers coming from Luzon.
He cited the airports
in Cuayan, Isabela and
Bagabag.
“They are like taxi cabs
that will pick up passengers in North Luzon. Then
passengers will take on
the flights at Clark,” said
Luciano. He said that light
planes carrying at least 10
passengers can be used for
the airline service.
Luciano and other
CIAC officials are now preparing the airport and its
terminal for the Emirates’
daily Dubai-Clark beginning October.
Dubai, one of the members of the United Arab
Emirates, is in the Middle
East and is used as the major entry point of residents
of Europe.
Casimiro said Germans and French tourists
are frequently seen at the
rice terraces in Ifugao, including the one in Battad,
Banaue. ●
STREET PARTY from Page 1
ing party to thank his constituents in
the district who voted for him.
He said that the party is open to all.
As part of its Independence Day celebration, the city government highlighted
its street dance party, torch parade from
city hall to Partyland Restaurant and the
inauguration of the tourist road walk
funded by the Tourism Infrastructure
and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA).
In SM City Pampanga, Rodriguez
along with Mexico Mayor Teddy Tu-
mang, Guagua mayor-elect Dante Torres
and Mall Manager Lana Erroba led the
unveiling of the exhibit of the world famous Betis woodcarvers in the province.
The SM City Pampanga freedom
day exhibit highlighted the works of
the Mandukit Anluagi Ning Sta. Ursula
(MASU) and that of Presidential Merit
Awardee for Ecclesiastical Art Willy
Layug, who executed this year’s centerpiece design.
Meantime, SM City San Fernando
Downtown staged its very first Independence Day Celebration at the
ground level attended by Vice Mayorelect Jimmy Lazatin along with mall’s
office-in-charghe Engr. Bong M. Garcia
and other mall officials here.
During the event, the Dolores Rondangklung Ensemble performed their
“Makabayan” masterpiece, followed
by a ribbon-cutting for their Heritage
Inspired Photo Op with Authentic Kapampangan Muebles. ●
NEW RTC BRANCHES from Page 1
will prioritize the creation of the Angeles courts. The present courts try the cases of the 1,800 detainees at the Angeles City
District Jail. These cases emanate from the towns of Magalang, Porac and Mabalacat and Angeles City. The creation of these
courts will facilitate the disposition of these cases,” Viola added. ● (PIA 3)
KALAYAAN TIMELINE from Page 1
til these modern times, we
are bamboos swaying strong
against the often unmerciful
forces, which is a proof of our
humility.”
Guillen added that the
timeline also symbolizes the
“heroic drive of Filipinos to
break free from those who
held, and will hold, us and
our Motherland captive.”
The marble timeline was
unveiled to the public by the
Guillens, SMCC Mall Manager Ana Datu, SMCC Assistant Mall Manager Mark
SHIPYARD from Page 2
also provide adequate
and suitable quarters
for the use of LED officers, communication
equipment, and other
provisions necessary for
the conduct of patrol operations with the firm’s
internal security group.
LED personnel will
also help in enforcing
Carlo Herrera and Mabalacat City Marino “Boking”
Morales.
Also present were Ryan
Boyce of Pinoy Big Brother
Teen Edition, SMCC Assistant Branch Manager of the
SM Store Anthony Ochoa
and Regional Marketing
Manager Jefferson Suarez,
among others.
Before the unveiling of
the centerpiece, SMCC officials and guests honored the
Philippine flag and sang the
national anthem. ●CC
BONIFACIO from Page 1
laws, including traffic
rules and regulations;
arrest and investigate
violators of laws, except violation of criminal laws which shall be
coordinated with municipal police stations;
and other appropriate security actions. ●
(PIA-3)
DPWH ZAMBALES from Page 2
discharge point at Panatawan River.
DPWH Regional Director Antonio Molano
said these two projects alone will benefit farming
residents of the barangays in the various towns
comprising the district. ● (PIA 3)
GRENADE BLAST from Page 2
physicians.
Sena said Sanchez
was investigating a case
of vehicular accident at
around 2:40 a.m. inside
the police station, which
is a few meters away from
the main road, when they
heard the blast.
“Some
shrapnel
penetrated through the
glass window hitting
Sanchez,” he said.
7
The Honda VTEC
(UGW-866) owned by
Sena bore multiple shrapnel holes. The car was
parked beside the station.
Sena could not
specify possible motive behind the attack
on the police station
but said “it could be
a retaliation to any of
controversial cases we
handled.” ●
tayin sa iba ang ating kabuhayan. Inilantad niya ang katotohanan ng
ating paghihirap sa mga Espanyol, na wala tayong minana kung hindi
mga buwis,” Llanes said.
Llanes said the first statement of independence was when Bonifacio led the tearing down of cedulas.
In honor of Bonifacio, Llanes said his writings should be included
in the new K-12 curriculum in the Philippines.
The celebration at the Pamintuan Mansion is one of the seven official and permanent sites for the simultaneous flag raising rites conducted in the morning of Independence Day.
Other sites include Barasoain Church, Rizal National Monument
(Rizal Park), Aguinaldo Shrine, Pinaglabanan Memorial Shrine, Mausoleo
De Los Veteranos de la Revolucion (Manila North Cemetery) and Bonifacio
National Monument (Caloocan City).
During the celebration here, Mayor
Edgardo Pamintuan reminded Angeleños that the Pamintuan Mansion was
where the first anniversary of the Philippine independence was celebrated by
first President Emilio Aguinaldo.
Pamintuan also said the best form
of independence was when Angeleños
used their vote during the 2013 midterm elections.
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For the camera, Samsung has done something that
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DIALOUGE from Page 3
of Budget and Management director Elisa Salon,
Department of Public Works and Highways director Antonio Molano, Jr. and other high ranking officials from the Department of Agriculture,
Civil Service Commission, Department of Social
Welfare and Development, of Department of Trade
and Industry, Land Transportation Office, Department of Education, Department of Health, Department of Agrarian Reform Technical Education and
Skills Development Authority, National Bureau of
Investigation and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic
Resources, among others.
This move by Guiao has prompted CLARO officials to urge new and re-elected public officials to
follow the former’s lead and example.
“It was very good of congressman-elect Yeng
Guiao to see us. It was in fact his initiative where we
got to discuss so many areas where he volunteered
his assistance as representative. We think that
other elected officials should follow his lead as this
would help the region, Pampanga in particular, in
their development plans,” the CLARO officials said.
The top priorities resulting from the briefing
include the hosting by Pampanga of the Central
Luzon Regional Athletic Association meet at the
Bren Z. Guiao Convention Center in this city and
the National Secondary Schools Press Conference
this year at Clark Freeport.
Discussed during the event are possible infrastructure projects, essential legislative measures,
on top of the very important disaster and calamity
preparedness.
Guiao, for his part, said that he remains proactive as he prepares for the 16th Congress this July.
“I wish to thank our friends from CLARO who
gave me the opportunity to listen to their proposals
and concerns. I know there is this big task ahead of
us that is why we our starting our rounds of all sectors so we can immediately fulfill what we promised them during the campaign,” Guiao said. ●
NOW WE KNOW! from Page 5
SAMSUNG S4 from Page 2
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Speaking of mouthfuls, the Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 1.9gHz quad-core processor , coupled with 2GB of
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also made easier by the stylish TouchWiz user interface
that Samsung has installed in their latest flagship model,
seamlessly putting together apps and other functions
and making it easier for the user to access them, much
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report, Soriano was driving his tricycle and cruising along Macarthur Highway around 9:50 p.m.
when a speeding Isuzu close van driven by Armando Canlas of Barangay Sindalan bumped the
former’s tricycle from behind.
The report said Soriano and Quiambao sustained serious injuries. Soriano died on the spot
while Quiambao died while undergoing treatment
at the Sacred Heart Hospital.
Police said Canlas will be charged with Reckless Imprudence Resulting in Double Homicide
and Damage to Property.●
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ALLEN
DIZON
others let their relationships go under the drain.
I have also seen a few of LGTB (Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual and Transgender) relationships who continuously surpass the odds and eventually ended
up together. Their mantra: Love conquers all.
The barometer of this relationship is not the time
they spend together as a couple but on how well they
love each other. Marriage is the last stage where the
couple finally decide their future as one. It involves
the sacredness of matrimony. “What God hath
joined together, let not man put asunder.” Marriage
is all about commitment. Respect, trust and love are
the major components of a stable marriage. Open
communication is also a key to have a blissful one.
One advantage of being married is that when you
fall out of love with him and he falls out of love with
you, it will keep you together until you fall in love again.
Some couples want to grow old together, others
wish that their partner might as well disappear from
their lives. There is no such thing as “happily married
for life”.
All marriages have peaks and valleys. There will
be misunderstandings and hardcore fights to deal
with. Children play a pivotal role in marriage. The
adage “for the sake of the children” is always put into
consideration. Some couples succumb to the temptation of break-up, others manage to stay and fight.
Marriage is like an adventure full of mysteries
and complications. It’s like a suspense novel, you will
never know what will happen till the end.
And I am now in the next chapter of my book
of marriage. I hope I would not miss a single word
or moment of it. There is one thing that I loved being married, I get to annoy my husband every time
I want to.
Cheers!!! ●
GADGET from Page 2
Find My Phone” installed in the gadget.
Using the said application police were
able to trace the suspect at Paradito’s Beach
Resort located along
the National Highway
in Barangay Lower Kalaklan, Olongapo City.
Like in other countries, authorities now
can trace the location
of suspected criminals
through the “Global
Positioning System”
(GPS) installed in a stolen car or gadget.
The
so-called
modern technology is
now being utilized by
the National Bureau
of Investigation and
the Philippine National Police in their
fight against organized
crime groups in the
country. ●
SHOWBIZ
VOLUME II • NO. 2 • JUNE 13, 2013 • THURSDAY
Mga istarleta, La Ocean Deep at iba
pang dumi ng kuko sa GMA 7 at TV5
Istarleta means mga artistang di sumikatsikat, wala pang
launch, na ang tagal na sa showbiz,
obscure pa rin.
Gaya na lang ni
Maureen Larrazabal na apat na pala
ang anak, ayan at
starlet pa rin of
the nth degree,
kalurky,
talaga!
La Ocean Deep ay
yung kahit paano
naman pinag-usapan pero ang ending, ayan
nalaos nang wala sa panahon,
e.g. si Rosanna Roces,
ang laki ng pangalan
pero ngayon, bangkay
na lang sa showbiz,
walang buhay.
Here goes: Sandamakmak ang ganyan
sa GMA 7 at TV 5. Paano naman kasi di sila
marunong magbigay ng
corporate image sa mga
talent nila. Kumbaga,
ginawang mga bida pero
di naman binebenta, di
inaalagaan, ang ending
nga, kahit mga nagkaroon ng
Christian B. nagsisisi
sa paglipat sa 7?
Dalawang buwan pa lang nakalilipat si Christian Bautista
sa GMA-7 at ang Party Pilipinas ang kanyang first show sa naturang network.
Pero ikinawindang niya nang kasisimula pa lang niya,
tsinugi na ang show at nagbabu na nga sa ere just recently.
Yes, aminado si Christian na talagang nabigla siya sa
pangyayari.
“Nagulat ako nu’n,
medyo na-disappoint ako,
kasi ang bilis. Pero ganu’n
talaga, mayroon tayong circumstances na nangyayari
na we can’t change.
“So we just gotta
move on, take the dust off
and start,” sabi niya nang
makausap namin sa presscon ng With a Smile, ang
kauna-kaunahan
niyang
serye sa Kapuso.
Ayon pa sa singer,
nang mawala ang Party P.
ay napakarami niyang reactions na nabasa from Twitter
na sinisisi siya sa ginawa
niyang paglipat.
“Sa Twitter, sabi nila, ‘ayan, lumipat-lumipat ka pa kasi,
wala nang mangyayari sa ’yo!’ Wow! Nalungkot talaga ako
nu’n. Pero makikita mo rin naman na sa Twitter, mayroong haters, may supporters, halu-halo ’yan. At least, they care.
“Kung wala ka namang pakialam, ’di ka naman magsasabi nu’n. Nu’ng una, wow, bigat! Pero ’yun nga, may mga ganyan
naman talaga, may ups, may down.
“So, work again, start working from the ground and go
up.”
Pero siya ba, hindi rin ba niya sinisisi ang sarili niya?
“Ay, hindi na puwede. Kasi, lumipat ka na, eh. Nu’ng una
ngang presscon po namin dito, talagang whatever happens,
we pursue, we cooperate, we fight, we work hard whatever
happens.
“Dapat ganu’n, eh. Kung at this stage, sasabihin ko na
mali pala ang ginawa ko, then that means ’yung commitment
ko from the start doesn’t mean anything,” he said.
Sa presscon, proud na proud si Christian sa pagsasabing
ang With a Smile raw ang first lead role teleserye niya kaya
naman naitanong sa kanya kung ito ba ang dahilan kung bakit
hindi siya nag-renew ng kontrata sa ABS-CBN dahil hindi siya
nabigyan ng ganitong proyekto ng Kapamilya?
“Ah, mayroong plan ang ABS, and then there was a plan
in GMA, and of course, the soap was included, we weighed it,
what’s my status right now in life, what are my goals and nag-fit
po rito sa wonderful offer ng GMA-7 and that includes yes, to
grow in acting,” pahayag ng singer.
Hindi naman daw niya sinunog ang tulay at nagpaalam
siya nang maayos. Walang bad blood dahil nagkita-kita raw
sila ng ABS-CBN executives sa kasal nina Richard Poon and
Maricar Reyes at napaka-warm naman daw ng kanilang batian.
Nagmano pa nga raw siya kay Mr. M (Johnny Manahan)
ng Star Magic.
Magsisimula na sa June 17 ang With a Smile sa morning
slot at kasama niya rito sina Andrea Torres, Mikael Daez, Mikoy
Morales at marami pang iba.
Hindi naman daw nila tatapatan ang Be Careful with my
Heart at mauuna raw sila sa nasabing serye sa kabila.
Bukod sa With a Smile ay may isa pang bagong show si
Christian, ang Sunday All Stars, kapalit ng Party P.
Kasama naman niya rito sina Mark Bautista, Jolina Magdangal at Jennylyn Mercado. •
projects na malaki, starlet pa
rin.
Maraming ganyan sa dalawang networks na binanggit
namin, mga trying hard sila
and to name some, kasama sa
listahan sina Sheena Halili,
Glaiza De Castro, Diva Montelava, LJ Reyes, Rich Asuncion, Ryza Cenon, Vanness Del
Moral, Yasmien Kurdie, Karel
Marquez at marami pang
hanggang sa tumanda nasa
showbiz di pa rin napalaki ang
mga pangalan ng network nila.
Sa TV5 naman, andiyan
sina Eula Caballero na feeling
big thing, Ritz Azul, na ayan
kumakain ng apoy at tumutulay sa alambre, wala pa rin;
Sophie something na di artista
ang arrive at ilan pang obscure
names na sino na nga ba sila?
May mga male counterparts sila na super din sa
pagka-istarlet: Rocco Nacino,
Enzo Pineda, Mike Tan, Vin
Abrenica, Edgar Guzman, Mikael Diza at kung sinu-sino pa
at di na namin matandaang
mga pangalan sa TV 5.
In stark contrast, ang husay namang magpa-corporate
ng ABS, to the point na parang
binibili mo na ang mga artists
nila pag kinukuha sa mga outof-town shows. Imagine that
Enchong Dee commands a sixdigit amount. Ganoon din sina
Xian Lim, and Coco Martin na
kalahating milyon na, ayaw
pa rin. Si Daniel Padilla, 250
grand, gayung baguhan pa
lang. The secret is in putting
the image, mahusay sa ganyan ang ABS-CBN. They treat
their talents as great possessions kaya they also treat them
greatly.
Tama lang naman di po
ba?
Instagram photo of
CDO Cong. Benjie
Benaldo missing
her girlfriend.
Instagram photo of DAiana
Daiana Menezes battered
o nagpapansin lang?
Bakit naman kasi di tuwirang masabi ni
Daiana Menezes kung sino ang may kagagawan sa pananakit sa kanya? True kaya ito o
nagpapansin lang siya.
As far as we know, isang kongtesista’ng
lover ni Daiana na ipinakilala sa amin at ilang
kaibigan sa press noong December. They
looked happy together pero may suspetsa
ngayong siya’ng may kagagawan sa sinapit ni
Daiana. That is, kung talagang may taong nananakit sa kanya.
But if this is just a ploy or a gimmick para
sa isang indie ni Daiana, enough!
Naalarma nga ang mga kaibigan ni
Daiana Menezes sa sunud-sunod nitong posts
sa Instagram ng pictures at mga mensahe na
tila nahihirapan o may nagpapahirap sa kanya.
Isa sa pictures na pinost ni Daiana ay ang
braso niya na may sugat at may mga peklat na
tila hiniwa at ang caption ay: “Enough.”
May pinost din itong wedding rings na
ang caption ay “Till Death Do Us Part” at may
hash tag na #No to Domestic Violence at #N to
RAPE at “Till Deathdouspart.”
May pinost din itong “Lord please I can’t
take this anymore, I’m all by myself here,
prayers are much appreciated. But sa totoo
lang THANK YOU PO LORD I’M STILL
ALIVE.”
Sabi pa ni Daiana, “Ang sakit, it’s a physical, sexual and emotional pain that can’t be
explained.”
Tinanong si Daiana ng mga kaibigan gaya
nina Pauleen Luna at Almira Muhlach kung
okey siya, pero hindi sumagot.
Saka ’yung taong iniisip ng nakabasa sa
posts niya na nanakit sa kanya, nagpasalamat
sa suporta ng mother ni Daiana.
Ang latest post na nabasa namin, nagpapasalamat si Daiana sa ina niya na parang
susunduin siya rito at iuuwi na yata sa Brazil.
Ano nga kaya ang nangyayari kay Daiana
at sino ang nananakit sa kanya?
DAIANA
MENEZES