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By PBNREPORTORIAL

TEAM

DOBLE-KAYOD ngayon si in-coming Pasay City Mayor atoutgoing Vice Mayor Antonino“Tony” Calixto, (Liberal Party)upang hindi biguin ang kanyangmga constituent at supportersna hindi siya iniwan sa katata-pos na May 10, 2010 electionsmatapos makakuha ng mataasna boto mula sa apat niyang ka-tunggali na sina incumbentMayor Wenceslao Trinidad, ex-solon Connie Dy, at retire policeofficer Ding Santos.

Ayon kay Calixto, puspu-san ang kanyang gina-gawang pagtatrabaho sacity hall dahil alam niyangmarami siyang aayusin par-tikular na ang pamunuan salungsod at sisiguraduhin niy-ang hindi ito makakaapektosa mga mamamayan naPasay at tuloy-tuloy ang pag-bibigay-serbisyo.

MAYOR CALIXTO,MAGDODOBLE KAYOD

Sundan sa pahina 12

Olivarez,wala pa rin

kupas saParañaque!

MARAMING , MARAMINGSALAMAT, PARAÑAQUEÑOS!

— BERNABE I Basahinsa pahina 2

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Talamak naanomalya sa RoadBoard, ibinuko…

Bilyong pisongpondo ng MVUC,nawawala? I Basahin

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Dahil sa palakasansystem…

V. Luna Hospital,binatikosI Basahin

sa pahina 2

Angara callsfor innovative

watermanagement

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DepEd reportszero election-

related violenceagainst teachers

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MAYOR CALIXTO,MAGDODOBLE KAYOD

KALIWA- PARAÑAQUE CITY KALIWA- PARAÑAQUE CITY KALIWA- PARAÑAQUE CITY KALIWA- PARAÑAQUE CITY KALIWA- PARAÑAQUE CITY 1st district Congress-man Edwin Olivarez, 1st dist. Coun. Erick Olivarez (kapwaLiberal Party) at ang kanilang na si former Parañaque CityDr. Pablo Olivarez.

PARAÑAQUE CITY PARAÑAQUE CITY PARAÑAQUE CITY PARAÑAQUE CITY PARAÑAQUE CITY 2nd district Councilor Benjo Bern-abe at Parañaque City Mayor Florencio “Jun” Bernabe, (TeamBernabe-Lakas Kampi-CMD) habang nagpapasalamat sa ka-nilang mga constituent sa tagumpay na nakamit.

MULA-KALIWA- IPRINOKLAMA NAMULA-KALIWA- IPRINOKLAMA NAMULA-KALIWA- IPRINOKLAMA NAMULA-KALIWA- IPRINOKLAMA NAMULA-KALIWA- IPRINOKLAMA NA ng City Board of Canvassers ang mga nanalo sa lungsod ng Pasay sina Kon. Marlon Pesebre,(PMP) bilang Vice-Mayor, Kon. Emi Calixto, (Liberal Party) Congresswoman, Vice Mayor Antonino Calixto (Liberal Party) City Mayor, nakisaksi rinsa tagumpay ng kanyang mga anak ang tatay nina Calixto na si Eduardo Martin Calixto na dati rin nagsilbi bilang alkalde ng naturang lungsod.

(Kuha ni Denz Tonel)

14 Yearsna saSerbisyoPubliko!

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READ: Acts 3:1-10Silver and gold I donot have I give you.—Acts 3:6

THE BIBLE IN ONE YEAR:1 Chronicles 13-15John 7:1-27

Is Jesus enough? That’s a question many Chris-tians need to ask themselves. They have abundant ma-terial possessions. But do these believers depend onJesus? Or on thier stuff?

While having wealth is not con- demned inScripture as long as priorities are in order and theneeds of others are addressed, those of us with relativewealth must remind ourselves that Jesus-not r i c h e s - s u s -tains us.

The apostle Peter helps us with this in the story of the lame man begging atthe temple gate in Jerusalem. This man asked Peter for money, but Peterreplied, “Silver and gold I do not have, but what I do have I give you: In the nameof Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk” (Acts3:6)

The man lying at the gate though the answer to his problems that the theywas money, but Peter showed him that the answer was Jesus. And He still is.

I read about the group of Chinese Christians who have much to teach us asthey seek to spread the gospel in their homeland and beyond. These believerssay, “We can’t afford any big programs or fancy gospel presentations. All wehave to give people is Jesus.”

Jesus is enough for our brothers and sisters in China. He is enough for thepoor. Is He enough for you?-Dave Branon

You may have much gold and grandeur,Yet by God be reckoned poor;He alone has riches trulyWho has Christ, though nothing more—Anon.Our greatest riches are the riches we have in Christ.

Is He Enough?May 21

TAOS-PUSONG nag-pasalamat si re-elec-tionist Parañaque CityMayor Florencio “Jun”Bernabe, Jr., sa ikat-long pagkakataon namuli siyang inihalal ngkanyang mga constitu-ent, isa lamang itongpatunay na magandaang ginagawa ni MayorBernabe sa lungsod atpatuloy na nagmamahalsa kanya.

Ayon kay Mayor Bern-abe, nagpapasalamatsiya at hindi nangingiba-baw ang kasamaan sakabila ng sangkatutakna paninira at batikos

MARAMING , MARAMING SALAMAT, PARAÑAQUEÑOS! BERNABEPBN Reportorial Team ibinato rito na labis na ape-

ktuhan ang kanyang pam-ilya, subalit naging mati-bay pa rin siya ganun dinang kanilang mga sup-porters at basta-basta na-niniwala sa mga kasiraaninilabas ng kanyang mgakalaban sa politiko.

Ikatlong termino na niBernabe, kaya magigingtriple na rin at lubos-lu-busin nito ang kanyangpagseserbisyo at ibigayang nararapat para samga mamamayan nglungsod at suklian angpagmamahal at tiwalangibinigay ng mga support-ers sa kanilang pamilya.

Hindi rin pinalagpas niBenjo Bernabe ang

na ito ay patay na .At para patunayan

‘alive and kicking may-or of Parañaque’, isangpress-con ang isinaga-wa ng alkalde na dinalu-han ng iba’t-ibang me-dia entity upang ibigayipakita nito na buhaysiyang nagsasalita saharap ng media ay ngmamamayan ngParañaque.

Ayon pa sa alkalde,hindi siya nalulungkotsa mga pinapadalangsulat, text msgs, mgabulaklak, at condolenc-es na ipinaabot sa kan-ya, kundi mas nalu-lungkot siya sa inaastang mga naninira sa kan-ya sapagkat sobrangdesperado na ang mgaito.

“Ang ikinatatakot kolamang rito, sa sobrangdesperado na nila (mgananinira) ay baka buma-ligtad ang kuwentokung hindi man sila tu-luyan mabaliw baka tu-luyan sila ang maglahosa mundong ibabaw”,ani pa ni Mayor Bern-abe.

“Hangga’t maari ngasana ay ayaw ko ng maykaaway, sino ba namanang gusto ng kaaway,hindi ako ang nagdalasa sarili ko kunganoman ang kinatat-ayuan ko ngayon, kundiang taumbayan angmay gusto, dahil alamnilang wala akong gi-nawang masama sakanila”, pagtatapospang saad ni Bernabe.

ANG pagka-panalo ngmagkatapid na Olivarezsa Parañaque City, ayisa lamang itong pal-atandaan na hindi pa rinnawawala o nabuburaang kanilang pangalansa politiko sa naturanglungsod at nakaukit parin sa mga mamamay-an rito ang tatak na Oli-varez na dating pinamu-nuan ng kanilang amana si Dr. Pablo Olivarez

Si Edwin Olivarez aynanalo bilang Kina-tawan sa unang distritong lungsod habang angnakababatang kapatidnaman nito na si Erickay Konsehal sa unangdistrito rin, na lubos na-man nagpapasalamatang kanilang ama na siformer Parañaque May-or Dr. Pablo Olivarez.

Kasabay nito, nag-pasalamat ang magka-patid na Olivarez satagumpay na kanilang

Olivarez, wala pa rin kupas sa Parañaque!PBN Reportorial Team

natamo at hindi sila bini-go ng kanilang mga sup-porters na siya rin datipang nagmahahala sakanilang ama at ito ay ip-inamana sa kanila dahilalam ng kanilang mgaconstituent na may

kakayanan silang mamu-no at alam nila kung anoang kanilang responsibil-idad bilang mga inihalal namga bagong opisyal nglungsod.

Ganun din sa kanilangama (Dr. Pablo Olivarez

former mayor), na full sup-port ang ibinigay sa ka-nilang kandidatura, kayaganun na lamang din angkasiyahan naramdamanng dating alkalde dahil bi-lang isang ama hangga’tmaari ay hindi hahayaanmasaktan ang mga anako mabigo sa mga panga-rap na ninais lalo na’tkung para sa bayan angipinaglalaban.

Ayon naman sa Kongre-sista, bilang pasasalamatsa tiwala at suportang ib-inigay sa kanilang magka-patid ng kanilang mga ka-babayan ay makakaasasilang maglilingkod ito ngtapat at pagbubutihin pabilang isang represen-tante sa Mababang Kapu-lungan.

Alam ng magkapatid naOlivarez na ang kanilangtagumpay sa katataposna halalan ay simula palamang ng kanilang ha-mon bilang mga lingkod-bayan at sila ang susun-od sa yapak ng kanilangama.

Talamak na anomalya sa Road Board, ibinuko…Bilyong pisong pondo ng MVUC, nawawala?PBN Reportorial Team daan sa bansa.

Isa na rito ang infra-structure project sa Halse-ma Highway sa Cordilleraat pagguho ng isang tulaysa bayan ng Boston, MatiDavao Oriental, (dating pi-namumunuan ni RegionalDirector Mariano Alquiza)na umano’y malasado angpagkakagawa rito o hindimasyadong matibay na ti-nipid lamang ang matery-ales o sub-standard, kungkaya’t isang babala rin nadapat mag-ingat angmamamayan, kapag angproyekto ay si Alquiza angnamamahala.

Idinagdag pa ng source,na nilayasan na rin ng mgamatataas na opisyal angnaturang tanggapan at angtanging naiwan na lamangay si Director Luis Mamit-ag ng Bureau of Mainte-nance-DPWH.

Nalaman din, na dahil samga anomalya ay tahasanumanong sinabi ni Mamit-ag na nakahanda itongmagpakulong anumangoras sakaling ito’y tuluyanng pa-iimbestigahan.

MISTULANG parangbula umanong naglahoang bilyong pisong hal-aga ng pondo ng MotorVehicle User’s Charge(MVUC) na siyang dapatna pondo ng Depart-ment of Public Worksand Highways (DPWH)para sa maintenance samga kalsada at tulay omas kilalang Road andBridges MaintenanceFunds.

Ayon sa mapagkati-walaang source ng Peo-ple’s Brigada News, ib-inuko nitong talamak

ang raketan sa loob at la-bas ng nasabing kagawa-ran matapos madiskubrena ang nasa likuran nito ayisang malaking grupo ngsindikato at pumapapelkaya hindi na malamankung saan napunta angnasabing pondo.

Sinabi pa nito, na kayahindi rin umano nakapag-tataka kung bakit, maram-ing kalsada at mga tulayang hindi nakukumpuni odi kaya’y madaling nasisirasa iba’t-ibang sulok ngbansa dahil sa kakulangano kawalan ng pondo pararito.

At ito ang isang malak-

ing katanungan para sanangangasiwa ng MVUCat dapat lamang na mag-paliwanag kung saannapupunta ang mga ki-nakaltas na buwis mula samga may-ari ng mgasasakyan sa buong ban-sa na direktang ipinapa-sok ang bilyong salapi nanakokolekta sa accountng MVUC.

Nabatid din na ang pon-do na nakapaloob sa RoadBoard, ay pangunahingemergency fund sakalingmagkaroon ng mga ab-erya o di inaasahan pagka-sira, pagkabuwal ng mgatulay at mga pangunahing

Ex-DPWH Sec. nanalonggov sa Zambales

NAIPROKLAMA na si dat-ing Public Works and High-way Secretary Hermo-genes Ebdane Jr., bilangbagong gobernador sa la-lawigan ng Zambales.

Samantala, nabigo na-man si Josie Dela Cruz namakabalik sa kapitolyo ngBulacan makaraang mata-lo kay Willy Alvarado sa la-banan sa pagka-goberna-dor sa lalawigan.

Nakakuha si Ebdane ngkabuuang boto na 125,202mula sa 13 bayan sa Zam-bales, kontra sa 96,112boto ni reelectionist GovAmor Deloso.

Sa kanyang pahayag, sin-abi ni Ebdane na ang kan-yang panalo ay indikasyonna naghahanap ng pagbaba-go ang mga mamamayan sapamumuno sa lalawigan.

“By voting for change,you have breathed new life

NAGPAKUHA ng larawan ang mga supporters ng mga Olivarezkasama ang kanilang bagong Kinatawan sa unang distrito na siCongressman Edwin Olivarez.

NAKISAYA ang mga supporters ni Mayor Jun Bernabe, mataposmuling i-upo bilang ama ng lungsod sa katatapos na E-day, mata-pos itong iproklama ng City Board of Canvassers sa San Antoniogym ng lungsod.

pasasalamat sa kunganuman suporta na ibini-gay sa kanyang ama (May-or Bernabe) ng kanilangmga supporters ay ganundin ang ibinigay sa kanya.

At bilang isang konse-hal sa ikalawang distrito,lalo pa niyang pag-ibayu-hin na makatulong sa mgakabataan at magsusulongbatas na makakatulongsa lungsod tulad na la-mang kung paano so-lusyunan ang basura nagagastos na malakingbudget ang lungsod pararito, nang sa gayon aymailalaan pa ang pon-dong matitipid sa ibangproyekto na mas kapak-inabangan ng mga taga-lungsod.

Ang mag-ama ay nag-papasalamat sa lahat ngsector ng gobyerno salungsod at hindi nila nitobinigo LGU’s, NGO’s, Se-nior Citize, Religious sec-tor (Iglesia ni Cristo), In-dependent group at mgaBusiness group.

“Ang tagumpay ko, aytagumpay nating lahat namamamayan ngParañaque, walang im-posible kung lahat tayo aymagtulungan at magkai-sa, muli maraming sala-mat sa inyong lahat”,pagtatapos pang wika niMayor Bernabe.

Kaugnay nito, mataposiproklamang alkalde siMayor Bernabe, inuulanpa rin ito ng mga paninirang kanyang mga kalabansa politiko at hindi pa rinmatanggap ang kanilangpagkatalo at pinalalabas

INULAN ng batikos ng il-ang sundalong pasyenteang pamunuan ng V. LunaHospital sa Luna Road Qu-ezon City, dahil sa hindiumano magandang tratosa ilang pasyente rito mag-mula sa security officer,doctor at nurse.

Base sa reklamong na-karating sa People’s Briga-da News, ng ilang sundal-ong ayaw magpabanggitng kani-kanilang pangalan( sa takot na matanggal saserbibsyo), hindi na nilamakayanan ang hindimaayos na sistema saloob ng naturang pagamu-tan at pagtrato lalo na mgasundalong pasyente namababa lamang ang mgaranggo.

Anila, ang ibang pasy-ente rito lalo na ang nasailalim na operation ay in-abot na ng buwan na naka-admit sa dahilang walaumanong gamot na duma-rating para sa kanila, sub-alit kapag may mga bagu-hang pasyenteng sundalo

Dahil sa palakasan system….

V. Luna Hospital,binatikos

PBN Reportorial Team na may ranggo ay inuu-na pang inaasikaso atang gamot na para sakanila ay gagamitinmuna duon sa opisyal nasundalo na kaka-admitlamang.

Iginiit pa ng mga ito,na hindi sila basta-bas-ta magtanong sa mganurse at doctor na naka-asayn duon dahil tiyakna pagagalitan sila at lalolamang silang hindi ma-gagamot at makakalabassa ospital.

Ikinatatakot rin nila nasa halip na gumaling silasa kanilang mga sakit aybaka lalo pang lumalaang kanilang karamda-man sa hindi agaranpaggamot.

Dahil tinatawagan ngpansin si DR. CYNTHIA P.IGNACIO, Chief of Clin-ics, kung alam nito anghindi magandangnangyayari sa V. LunaHospital.

Hindi nga ba dapat atang ating mga sundalo aybigyan ng importansiyadahil sila itong nagbubu-wis ng buhay para sa ban-sa at no. 1 tagapagligtasng mamamayan Filipino?Pero tila yata nababalewa-la ang paghihirap na gina-gawa ng ating mga po-breng sundalo.

Malaking katanunganrin, bakit nagkukulang sagamot ang nasabinghospital sa kabila ngmalaking pondo nakalaanrito ng gobyerno, saan itonapupunta? Kapag nag-patuloy ang ganitongsistema sa ospital, mala-mang, maliban na mauu-bos na mamamatay angating mga sundalo sa pa-kikipaglaban sa mgamakakaliwang grupo.Hayaan rin bang mamatayang mga ito kamay mis-mo ng ating gobyerno?

Dapat din malaman itoni AFP chief of staff Gen.Delfin Bangit.

to or common dream ofrealizing the true develop-ment of Zambales and itspeople,” anang dating ka-lihim.

Matatandaan na nagpa-hayag noon si Ebdane nginteres na tumakbongpresidente sa ilalim ngpartido ng administrasyonngunit umatras kay datingDefense Sec Gilberto Te-odoro Jr.

Bukod kay Ebdane,naiproklama na rin bilangpanalo sa katatapos nahalalan sa Zambales si Ra-mon Lacbain bilang vicegovernor; Rep AntonioDiaz (2nd district) at Rep.Mitos Magsaysay (1st Dis-trict).

“This team (Ebdane, Diazand herself) will work asone to spur developmentin the province,’ ayon pakay Magsaysay .

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ParañaqueTeam Bernabe angat

pa rin ParañaqueMULING gumawa ng

pangalan si Mayor Floren-cio Bernabe, Jr. ngParañaque matapos ni-tong ulitin ang kanyangpanalo noong mga na-karaang eleksyon ng2004 at 2007 sa katata-pos pa lamang na Halalan2010.

Nakakuha si Bernabeng 87,127 boto samanta-lang ang kanyang mgakatunggali na sina Edu-ardo “EDZA” Zialcita aytumanggap ng 70,317 atsi Joey “Tsong” Marquezay nakapagtala ng 39,459boto.

Si Zialcita ay ang “out-going” na Representanteng Unang Distrito ngParañaque sa MababangKapulungan ng Kongresosamantalang si Marquezay isang dating mayor nanagsilbi sa Parañaque saloob ng siyam na taon.

Si Mayor Jun Bernabeat ang kanyang mga ka-partido na sina re-eleksy-onista Vice-Mayor GusTambunting, 1st Dist.

Councilors Rufino Alla-nique, Raquel Gabriel, Ve-nesa Alma Moreno-Salic,Jason Webb at nagbaba-lik na konsehal Eric Baes, reeleksyonista 2nd Dist.Rep. Roilo Golez, 2nd Dist.Councilors FlorenciaAmurao, Carlito Antipues-to, Edwin Benzon, Conch-ita Bustamante, Rico Go-lez, Valmar Sotto at bagu-hang mambabatas Flo-rencio Benjamin “Benjo”Bernabe III ay opisyal naiprinoklama bilang mgananalong kandidato saHalalan 2010 nitong Mar-tes, May 11, 2010, nghapon sa San AntonioGym, lungsod na ito ni Parañaque Election Offic-er Atty. Jonalyn Sabellano.

Ayon sa mga manunurisa larangan ng pulitika,ang panalong ito ng TeamBernabe ay pinagkakahu-lugan bilang patuloy na ti-wala ng iba’t-ibang sektorng komunidad sa inte-gridad at pagganap satungkulin ng kasalukuy-ang administrasyon. Si

Mayor Jun Bernabe aykinikilala na siyangnagdala ng asenso atnagpaunlad sa Lungsodng Parañaque.

Sa kaugnay na kaga-napan, patuloy pa rinang ginagawang pa-ninira sa nanalo at ip-rinoklamang punonglungsod ng Parañaque na si Mayor Jun Bern-abe. Hangad na lituhinang taumbayan, mulingipinakakalat ng mgakalaban sa pulitika nadiumano ay “inatake sapuso at nasa kritikal nakundisyon ang meyor”.“Hindi po totoong ina-take ako sa puso atnasa kritikal na kundi-syon. Nasa inyong harappo ako at kayo mismoang makapagpapa-tunay na hindi ako na-stroke, nasa maayos naestado ng kalusugan atmas malakas pa ako sakalabaw!”, pahayag niMayor Jun Bernabe saginanap na press con-ference kamakailan.

ALINSUNOD sa BatasPambansa (BP) 72, angNational Statistics Of-fice (NSO),sa pak-ikipagtulugan ng mgapamahalaang lokal(LGU) ay magsasagawang “Census of Popula-tion and Housing (CPH2010)” sa bawatsiyudad at munisipal-idad sa buong bansanang magkakasabaysimula Mayo 17, 2010.

Layon ng CPH 2010 namakabuo ng estadistikaukol sa karakteristikong populasyon kabilangang katangiang pantao,pang-ekonomiya at de-mograpiya na gagamit-ing basehan sa pagbal-angkas ng pangkaun-larang plano, programaat alokasyon ng pi-nagkukunang-yaman.

Sa Lungsod ngParañaque, pinulong niMayor Florencio Bern-abe, Jr. ang City Census

P’que handa na sa CPH 2010Coordination Board bilangpreparasyon para sa na-turang pag-aaral sa pop-ulasyon. Hinirang ngpunong lungsod ang CityPlanning Office na pina-mumunuan ni Engr. Beni-gno Rivera bilang tagapag-ugnay ng mga aktibidadtungkol sa nasabing sen-sus.

“Sa pamamagitan ngCPH 2010 ay makabubuotayo ng mga sariwang da-tos na esensyal sa pag-gawa ng mga programapara sa kapakinabanganng mga mamamayan.”,pahayag ni Mayor Bern-abe

Para sa nasabing cen-sus, ang mga guro sa mgapampublikong paaralanna nasa ilalim ng ng pan-gangasiwa ng Depart-ment of Education-Parañaque Division of CitySchools ang magsisilbingmga “Enumerators”.Magbabahay-bahay sila

upang kapanayamin angmga “head of the family(HF)”.

Simple lamang ang mgakatanungan, “walangtama o maling sagot”; ka-raniwang iikot ang mgatanong hinggil sa bayangsinilangan (city or munic-ipality of birth), edad,kasarian (gender, sex),pinagkakabuhayan (liveli-hood, work, business),may sariling bahay o wala(own house, renting, livingwith relatives) komposi-syon ng pamilya at iba pa.

Hinihingi ng pamaha-laan ang kooperasyon ngmga mamamayan dahilang publiko ang ultimongmakikinabang. Malibandito, ang mga kinaukulangprobisyon ng batas (BP72) ay maaring ipataw samga mamamayangtatangging magpa-inter-byu na itinuturing na pag-labag sa ilalim ng natur-ang batas.

P’QP’QP’QP’QP’QUE MAUE MAUE MAUE MAUE MAYYYYYOR NOR NOR NOR NOR NAHALAL MULI. AHALAL MULI. AHALAL MULI. AHALAL MULI. AHALAL MULI. Muling gumawa ng pangalan si City Mayor FlorencioBernabe, Jr. ng Parañaque matapos nitong ulitin ang kanyang panalo noong mga nakaraangeleksyon ng 2004 at 2007 sa katatapos pa lamang na Halalan 2010. Tinalo niya sina outgoing 1st Dist.Congressman Eduardo Zialcita at dating mayor Joey Marquez. Makikita sa larawan si Mayor JunBernabe habang masayang itinaas ang “certificate of canvas” sa kanyang proklamasyon bilangmuling halal na punong lungsod na isinagawa sa San Antonio Gym lungsod na ito . Makikita rinsa larawan sina City Board of Canvassers Vice Chairman Prosecutor Amer Hassan Paudac(kanan) at Special Services Officer,G. Dean Calleja (gitna). Sa sumunod na press conference,pinabulaanang muli ng punong lungsod ang mga mali at mapanirang impormasyon na mulingipinakakalat ng kanyang mga katunggali. “Hindi po totoong inatake ako sa puso at nasa kritikal nakundisyon. Nasa inyong harap po ako at kayo mismo ang makapagpapatunay na hindi ako na-stroke, nasa maayos na estado ng kalusugan at mas malakas pa ako sa kalabaw!”, pahayag niMayor Jun Bernabe.

BIKTIMA NG SUNOG SA P’QBIKTIMA NG SUNOG SA P’QBIKTIMA NG SUNOG SA P’QBIKTIMA NG SUNOG SA P’QBIKTIMA NG SUNOG SA P’QUE,UE,UE,UE,UE, PIN PIN PIN PIN PINAAAAAGKALGKALGKALGKALGKALOOBOOBOOBOOBOOBAN NG AN NG AN NG AN NG AN NG TULTULTULTULTULONGONGONGONGONG..... Tungosa kanilang kapakanan, ipinagkaloob kamakailan ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Parañaque sailalim ng pamumuno ni Mayor Florencio Bernabe, Jr. ang mga “lot assignment” sa 33 pamilyangkasapi ng La Huerta-San Dionisio Neighborhood Association na nasunugan ng bahay kamakailan.Makikita sa larawan si Mayor Jun Bernabe (gitna) habang iniaabot ang lot assignment kay Ms.Claire De Asis (pangalawa mula sa kaliwa). Iba pang nasa larawan: Urban Mission Area DevelopmentOffice Chief Julie Ann Pascual Torres (pangatlo mula sa kanan), National Housing AuthorityOperations Manager South Engr. Bing Natino (kanan) at La Huerta-San Dionisio NeighborhoodAssociation Inc. President Ver Llaban (kaliwa).

BIKTIMA NG SUNOG SA P’QBIKTIMA NG SUNOG SA P’QBIKTIMA NG SUNOG SA P’QBIKTIMA NG SUNOG SA P’QBIKTIMA NG SUNOG SA P’QUE,UE,UE,UE,UE, PIN PIN PIN PIN PINAAAAAGKALGKALGKALGKALGKALOOBOOBOOBOOBOOBAN NG AN NG AN NG AN NG AN NG TULTULTULTULTULONGONGONGONGONG..... Tungosa kanilang kapakanan, ipinagkaloob kamakailan ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Parañaque sailalim ng pamumuno ni Mayor Florencio Bernabe, Jr. ang mga “lot assignment” sa 33 pamilyangkasapi ng La Huerta-San Dionisio Neighborhood Association na nasunugan ng bahay kamakailan.Ang programang palupa at pabahay (land acquisition and socialized housing programs) aypinangangasiwaan ng Urban Mission Areas Development Office (UMADO) na pinamumunuan niMs. Julie Ann Pascual Torres. Nasa larawan: Puno ng galak, magiliw na niyakap ng isangbenepisyaryo si Mayor Jun Bernabe (kaliwa) sa pagpapakita nito ng pasasalamat sa punonglungsod.

P’QP’QP’QP’QP’QUE MAUE MAUE MAUE MAUE MAYYYYYOR NOR NOR NOR NOR NAHALAL MULI. AHALAL MULI. AHALAL MULI. AHALAL MULI. AHALAL MULI. Muling gumawa ng pangalan si City Mayor FlorencioBernabe, Jr. ng Parañaque matapos nitong ulitin ang kanyang panalo noong mga nakaraangeleksyon ng 2004 at 2007 sa katatapos pa lamang na Halalan 2010. Tinalo niya sina outgoing 1st Dist.Congressman Eduardo Zialcita at dating mayor Joey Marquez. Nasa larawan: Maingat na ipinasokni Mayor Jun Bernabe, (gitna) ang kanyang balota sa PCOS sa kanyang presinto sa TahananVillage, Brgy. Makikita din sa larawan ang kaniyang kabiyak na si Maria Fe “Girlie” Bernabe (kanan)matapos bumoto sa nasabi ding presinto. Sa sumunod na press conference, pinabulaanang muling punong lungsod ang mga mali at mapanirang impormasyon na muling ipinakakalat ng kanyangmga katunggali. “Hindi po totoong inatake ako sa puso at nasa kritikal na kundisyon. Nasa inyongharap po ako at kayo mismo ang makapagpapatunay na hindi ako na-stroke, nasa maayos naestado ng kalusugan at mas malakas pa ako sa kalabaw!”, pahayag ni Mayor Jun Bernabe.

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MALIWANAG pa sa sikat ngaraw na ang magiging ikal-

abing limang Pangulo ng Pil-ipinas ay ay si Senador Beni-gno Aquino III matapos ang kau-na-unahang automated 2010 ele-ksyon noong nakaraang Mayo10. Halos lahat ng mga kalaban niSenador Aquino III maliban nalang kay dating Pangulong Jo-seph Ejercito Estrada ay nag-concede ngunit ilang milyonang lamang ng una. Si Senador Manny Villar, angmahigpit na kalaban ni SenadorAquino III, Gilbert Teodoro, angbata ng Malakanyang at iba paay maagang nag-concede kayNoynoy na umano’y tinatanggapna nila ang kanilang pagkatalo. Ganun talaga ang eleksyonkahit saan sa mundong ito ay mayroon natatalo at mayroonnananalo. Pero marami ang hu-mahanga kay Villar mataposmaagang mag-concede kay

Si Noynoy naang kapalit ni PGMA

Senador Noynoy. Natuwa namanang sambayanang Pilipino namalinis na malinis ang kauna-unahang modernong 2010 pollsat walang dayaan na nangyari. Ngunit mangilan-ngilan pcosmachines ang nagaberya peronabigayn din kaagad ng solusy-on at mapayapa ang halalan.Ibig sabihin walang dudangdayaan nitong nakaraang hala-lan ngunit mayroon din kagulu-han na nangyari sa ibang lugarat ilan din ang patay mataposang eleksyon. Sa bise presidente naman,kasalukuyan pa rin nangungu-na si Makati mayor Jejomar Bi-nay at nakabuntot naman sa bi-langan si Senador Manuel “Mar”Roxas. Umaasa pa rin si SenadorRoxas na mananalo siya kay Bi-nay dahil hindi pa natatanggapang un-transmitted boto sa kan-yang lugar lalo na sa Capiz.Maging si Senador Aquino IIIayumaasa pa rin na si Roxas angmananalo. Kailangan ni Roxas na luma-mang ng malaki sa Bisaya paramaungusan niya si Binay at siyaang magiging bise presidenteni Aquino sa July 1, 2010. Maitu-turing si Aquino na ika-15th pres-ident of the Republic of the Phil-ippines at ika-labing apat namansi Pangulong Macapagal-Arroyona magtatapos ng kanyang ter-mino sa katapusan ng Hunyo2010. Marami ang umaasa kay Pan-gulong Aquino na magigingmaunlad ang ating bansa dahilsa kanyang mga binitiwang sal-ita habang nangangampanya sapresidential elections na KUNGWALANG CORRUPT AY WALANGMAHIRAP.

THERE have been many lessons this 2010 elections

had taught us. More impor-tantly, these salient lessonsmight serve as a blueprint ofour country and our people’sfuture.

The highly-acclaimedPCOS machines seemed tostun us citizens with thespeed of the results in just amatter of hours after castingvotes. It is definitely a speed-ster, a stunner at that also.However, could we equatespeed with the accuracy of itreading our votes and decid-ing our future leaders?

Does speed equate with theeradication of our traditional

linked with the NBN-ZTE Deal,among others, and who bor-rowed much more from IMF-World Bank than the combinedborrowings of former presidentsFidel V. Ramos, Corazon C.Aquino and Joseph Estradawhich effected nothing from theviewpoint of the masses.

GMA also posted the slogan –“Ramdam ang Kaunlaran,”while Noynoy, an offspring ofthe much-acclaimed heroes Ni-noy Aquino and Corazon Aqui-no now endorses the slogan“Kung walang corrupt, walangmahirap”, Noynoy may reallysound as the change this pitifulcountry of us awaits.

But wait, we may probably be

PAG-UPO kaya ng bagonghalal na Pangulong Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III,

magkakaroon din kaya ng pali-tan sa pamunuan ng LandTransportation Office? (LTO) Syento porsyentongmagkakasibakan. . . Kunsabagay, pangkarani-wan na ang ganitong kalakalan.Natural lang na kapag bago anghari, bagong pag-uugali. Syem-pre, naririyan parin at nanana-tili ang lumang kaugalian. Unang binibigyan ng puwes-to ay ang mga taong nakatulongng malaki. Mga taong nagpakitang buong pagsuporta sa iba’tibang bagay nuong panahon ngkampanyahan. Ang mga ito angnakahandang ilagay sa mga pu-westong mababakante. Sa LTO tiyak na unang ma-sisibak ay ang Sekretaryo ngKagawaran at ang mga Under-secretary (Usec) nito. Si PGMAang naglagay sa kanila, kayangayon panahon na ni“Noynoy” ito naman ang mag-papalit. Co-terminos ang tawag sakaramihan sa mga “PresidentialAppointee”. Meaning, manana-tili sa puwesto ang kanyang in-apoint na tao hanggang siya(President) ay nasa kapangyari-han. Once na ito ay nawala na saposisyon, kasabay ang mga in-apoint nitong bababa sa puwes-to. Ganito ang sasapitin ninaDOTC Sec. Anneli Lontoc, Usec.Elena Bautista at iba pa. Si Assistant Secretary Alber-to Suansing ng LTO na kailanlang nabalik buhat sa LTFRB,tiyak na kasamang masisibak.

Nalibang kung bumalimbing itoat nagpalit ng manok Papaano naman kaya sinaAtty. Jimmy Pesigan na pumalitkay Suansing sa LTFRB ati tong si LTO-NCR DirectorCamilo Guarin. Although siPGMA ang nag-appoint sa ka-nila, matatagal na sila sa LTOdahil “career” ang mga ito.Iba’t ibang posisyon na anghinawakan. Si Atty Jimmy Pesigan aydating Executive Director ngLTO bago hinirang ni PGMA saLTFRB kamakailan. Samantalangsi NCR Director Camilo Guarinay nalagay sa kanyang posisy-on ngayon bunga ng mahaba

nitong serbisyo bilang Assis-tant Director. Kung masusunod angkaugalian sibakan, paranghindi makatarungan mad-amay ang mga ito. Mahabangpanahon din nilang pi-naghirapan sa nasabing Ka-gawaran bago nakuha angkasalukuyan nilang kinala-lagyan. Walang masamang rekordang mga mamang nabanggit.Hindi naman siguro nilakasalanan kung dahil sa ka-nilang magandang serbisyoay maitaas sila ng posisyon. Sana makita ng bagongadminstrasyon ang bagay naito. Kung sadyang hinihinging pagkakataon na ibigay saiba ang kanilang mga kasa-lukuyan kinalalagyan, pana-

TAPOS na ang halalang2010, maraming kandida-

to ang labis na natuwa dahilsa kanilang tagumpay at ma-rami din naman na naluha samatinding kabiguan.

Sa lalawigan ng Batangasmga kautol halos maglulump-asay sa kalsada ang ilang na-talo sa local na eleksiyonkung kaya’t hindi maialis sakanilang isipan na mulingbabangon sa pagkakalugmoksa pamamagitan ng mulingpagtakbo sa susunod na hala-lan.

Dalangin ng ating mga ka-babayan sa lalawigan ng Ba-tangas mga kautol na sana’ypatigilin na ang lumalalangiligal na sugal lalo na angSmall Town Lottery (STL) da-hil walang ipinagkaiba angsugal na ito sa iligal gam-bling na JUETENG.

Nagtataka nga ang mga ka-babayan natin sa probinsiya

ng Batangas kung bakit hindipinuna ng tanggapan ng PCSOang nasabing iligal na sugaldahil tatlong beses ang gina-gawang bola ng mga ito at cen-tralized pa ang resulta ng nana-long numero.

Sana naman daw bigyan nang pansin ng bagong Pangulong bansa ang iligal na mga sug-al sa bansa natin para hindi namagmistulang Las Vegas angPilipinas.

Ayon sa ating mga impormantemga kautol balak umanong ha-wakan at mantinihin ng isangkilalang negosyante ang iligalna sugal sa lalawigan ng Batan-gas kung kayat sobra na angpangamba ng mga mamamayandahil muli na naman dawmamamayagpag ang iligal nasugal.

Sa kasalukuyan hawak daw ngmga ito ang segunda distrito ngBatangas sa mga iligal na sugalat ibang kauri at ang ipinagtata-ka ng marami ay kung bakit hin-di kayang pigilan ng mga aw-toridad ang nasabing mga sug-al.

Ang iligal na sugal ang siy-ang ugat ng mga hindipagkakaunawaan ng mga politi-ko sapagkat ilan sa mga gus-tong makinabang dito ay hindinapagbigyan ng kapahintulut-an ng ilang ma-impluwensiyangmga politiko sa lalawigan ng Ba-tangas.

Ang iligal na jueteng sa Ba-tangas ang siyang nagbibigayng kapangyarihan sa ilang poli-tiko para kumandidato sa kada-hilanang dito nila kinukuha angperang gastusin para sa kam-panya.

Hiling pa ng mamamayan ngBatangas sa mga bagong up-ong kandidato na sana’y bigy-ang pansin ang paglaganap ngiligal na sugal sa kanilang lugardahil maging ang mga kabataanat musmos pa ay natutong tu-maya at magsugal ng kontinghalaga sa iligal na mga pasug-alan.

Maging ang mga panawaganng ilang kaparian particular nasi Arch. Bishop Ramon sa go-byerno na bigyang aksiyon angganitong problema subalit hin-di pinapansin. At hanggang sakasalukuyan ay tumigil na dinang kanilang panawagan sahindi malamang dahilan kungang mga ito baga ay nabibigyandin ng biyaya mula sa mga gam-bling lord.

Naniniwala ang TIRADOR mgakautol na maputol na ang iligalna sugal sa lalawigan ng Batan-gas sa oras na maupo na angbagong pangulo ng bansa.

Siyempre, papalitan na dinnito ang nasa gabinite magingang chief PNP dahil sa umano’ypagiging inutil nito na masug-po ang mga iligal gambling sabansa.

Kasalukuyan mga kautol, pat-uloy na namamayagpag ang STLo Jueteng dito sa lalawigan ngBatangas Sana’y mapigilan naito ng bagong pamahalaan.

Sa kasalukuyan mga kautol,maraming nagluluksang mganatalong kandidato at hindimalaman ng mga ito kung pa-paano bawiin ang malaking hal-agang nawala sa kanila nitongnagdaang eleksiyon. Sana’ymagtanda na ang mga ito kunggaano karumi ang halalan.

Post-elections: Weexpect a lot from Aquino

rotten electoral system of“dagdag-bawas”? We cannotsay for sure. It did even call toattention former COMELECChairman Christian Monsod tohighlight a non so proud event.When the media asked theCOMELEC panel its assessmentof the first-time automated elec-tions, the media was referred toSMARTMATIC. This is like sayingthat a student would be the oneto make an examination to testhis learning and he or shewould also be the one to makehis or her grade.

As to the result in the presi-dential race, it may now be safe-ly said that Noynoy Aquino willrun the country in the next sixyears. Noynoy representschange for the majority of theFilipino people, it cannot bedenied. Coming from a nine-year presidency of GloriaMacapagal Arroyo who made amockery of our electoral systemthrough Virgilio Garcillano andsaying “I am sorry.”, who was

blindly missing the point. Andyes, admittedly we are. Even ifNoynoy remains true to his wordof non-corruption it cannot savethe country. Trust me, trust thestudies, trust the statistics. Cor-ruption is just one of the manyproblems that keep this coun-try poor and subservient to theinterests of foreign nations andto the whims of the elite few.

These other problems wouldinclude the lack of political willto prosecute and condemn thehuman rights violations in thecountry, and the lack of will tochannel much-needed fundsfrom the automatic appropria-tion for debt servicing to ap-propriations for basic socialservices such as education,health and housing.

It is dismaying that Noynoyidentified, and stuck to, thefight against corruption as theonly thing needed to developthis country. For a man entrust-ed with the future of this coun-try, it is perplexing that he onlyknows and cares about thisone area of concern when manyother more important concernsare faced by the Filipino peo-ple everyday. We have neverheard of Aquino speak any-thing of his plan of action asregards education, land re-form, wage increase, and manyother things.

While some would argue thatthis is expecting a lot fromNoynoy, well, they are right. Wehave all the right to expect allthese things from him, and thisright has accrued to us not onlynow that he is the President-apparent but even as far backas when he filed a COC to runand campaign for the presiden-cy. We dare say that we will bewatching the son of the heroesclosely, and see if he can doanything or just proudly wearhis inherited name while leav-ing us all with a white elephant.

STL o Jueteng ugat ngkahirapan sa mga lalawigan

Matalino si Noynoy at hin-di kanyang diktahan ng si-numan kapag umupo na siyasa Malakayang dahil alam naniya kung ano ang gagawinpara lalong umunlad angating bansa at walang cor-ruption na mangyayari sakanyang bagong administra-syon. Nakakalungkot nga langisipin na ulila na siya sa kan-yang mga magulang na sinadating Senador Benign Aqui-no Jr., at ang kanyang may-bahay na si Corazon Cojua-ngco-Aquino. Si SenadorAquino Jr., ay pinasalangnoong Agosto 23, 1983 sa Tar-mac, Airport, Pasay City mata-pos ma-exile sa Estados Uni-dos. Si Aquino Jr. ang brutal nakaaway sa pulitiko ng yuma-ong Pangulong FerdinandMarcos. Si Tita Cory namanay namatay sa sakit na coloncancer kamakailan lamang saMakati Medical Center kungsaan siya naka confine. Marami ang nagmamahalkay Nonoy at tiyak libu-li-bong tao ang sasaksi sa kan-yang oath taking ceremonybilang ika-15th president ngating bansa. Tiyak uunlad angating bansa at wala ng maghi-hirap sa kanyang panu-nungkulan bilang PANGULOng bansa. Sana magkaisa ang taong-bayan na tulungan si Pangu-long Aquino III sa kanyang pa-nunungkulan at bantayan angCORRUPTION at anumangkatiwalian.

For comments, suggestionsor inquires, e-mail atongbom-bq [email protected].

LTO – ANO KAYA MANGYARI PAG-UPONI NOYNOY ?

tilihin nalang sana sila sa LTOo sa ibang posisyon.

****Congrats to LTO Chief Romyand Gay Dela Cuesta’s “bas-ketball team” for making FirstRunner-up in competition lastLTO Foundation Day. Bilibtayo sa husay ng inyong mgamanlalaro. God Bless andmore power. . . Congrats din to LTO ChiefJoselito “Bogs” Luarca of MakatiAgency, for being “Outstand-ing District Office” selected bythe panel. Award given also lastLTO Foundation Day. Mabuhaykayo and more power. . .

Ayon kay Acuña, nagha-handa na ang PNP para sasmooth and peacful tran-sition of power mula kayGMA tungo sa bagongproklamadong Pangulo ngbansa na gaganapin saHunyo 30. Hangad ng PNPna tulad ng nagdaang ele-ksiyon ay maging mapa-yapa ang pagdaraos ngpaglilipat ng kapangyari-han para sa pinakamataasna posisyon ng ating pam-ahalaan.

Tunay nga na sa kabilang mga pangamba namagkaroon ng malawa-kang dayaan at violent re-lated incidents ay nagam-apanan ng mga kapulisanang tungkulin nilangmaghari ang peace andorder gaano man kabigatang hamon sa pagpatupadnito.

Mabuhay po kayo mgaSirs!

Sa ibang sangay namanng PNP, kasama rin sa mgapatuloy na matagumpay natumutupad sa kanyangtungkulin si Gen. OrlandoMabutas, Higway PatrolGroup (HPG) Director up-

Safeguarding our Election’s Peace andOrder…The PNP Did a Good One!

TUNAY ngang maituturing na isang

malaking tagumpay ngmga Pilipino na maid-aos ang kauna-unahangautomated election sabansa.

Natapos ang halalanng may pangkalahatangkapayapaan at katagum-payan sa kabila ng kabi-kabilang hamong kina-harap ng Comelec atmaging ng mga sangayng gobyernong kaaki-bat nito sa pagdaraosng eleksiyon.

Sa kabila ng napa-karaming agam-agam ataberya, natapos din itoat napakanibangan ngmga mamamayan angmga hi-tech PCOS ma-chine noong Mayo 10.

Nagkaroon man ng ilangkaguluhan o karahasan namay kinalaman sa pulitika,ayon sa datos ay bumaba

naman ang bilang ng mgaito kumpara noong mganagdaang halalan.

Nararapat lamang natingpasalamatan at papurihanang mga magigiting natingkapulisan sa katauhan ngPhilippine National Policeunder the sterling leader-ship of PNP Chief DirectorGeneral Jesus Verzosa.

Gayon din naman angmga katuwang niya samatagumpay at mapaya-pang eleksiyon na sinadeputy director generalfor admin Jefferson Sori-ano at deputy directorgeneral Ed Acuña, deputydirector general for oper-ations na siya ring pinunong Task Force HOPE (Hon-est, Orderly and PeacefulElections).

ang pamahalaan ang kan-yang mga tauhan.

Patuloy na bumababaang bilang ng mga karnap-ing at karahasan sa mgapangunahing lansangandahil sa pagbabantay ngating mga highway patrol-men.

Tintututukan din sakasalukuyan ng HPG angmaiwasan ang mga saku-na sa lansangan sa dakong mga probinsiya kungsaan madalas na sangkotsa aksidente ang mgapampasaherong bus nabumibiyahe sa mga lalawi-gan.

Patuloy na inaalarma niGen. Mabutas ang kanyangmga regional chiefs napaigtingin ang kampanyang seguridad at pagbaban-tay upang maging ligtasang mga pasaherong lulanng mga bus panglalawigan.Isa sa mga maayos na nag-papatupad ng direktibangito kung saan sinisegu-rong nakalagak ang mgaroad safety points sabuong Region 4A ay si HPG-Calabarzon chief Sr. Supt.Antonio Gardiola.

Gayundin, hindi rinnagpapabaya sa kan-yang tungkulin bilanghepe ng HPG Motor Ve-hicle Clearance Office(MVCO) si Col. Ruel Obu-san na kilala rin natingmahusay at matalinongchief ng sangay na ito.

Sarili niyang kaisipanang proyektong one-stop-shop at drive thruMVCO sa loob mismong Camp Crame na hin-irang na isa sa mga pi-nakamahusay na Citi-zen’s Charter branchng PNP.

Marami mang mgahindi magagandangbagay tayong naririnigtungkol sa iilang pulis…well, siguro ay patunaylamang ang mga katan-gian ng mga nabanggitkong magigiting na opi-syal ng PNP na maramipa ring matitinong pulissa organisasyon.

Let us look at the oth-er side of the coin andgive due merit to thesegallant and excellent po-lice officials. Congratula-tions mga Bossing!

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ANG taong bayan ang nagsalita na kung sino talaga

ang gusto nilang magingleader sa ating bansa, kayanaman pinapupurihan ko angsambayanang Pilipino dahilnaidaos ng maayos ang hala-lan sa pamamagitan ng auto-mated result polls at maraming kandidato ang agadnaiproklama. Thanks God.

***Salamat sa lahat ng Philippine

Coast Guard personnel sa pam-umuno ni Commandant AdmiralWilfredo Tamayo na talagangthey work hard para alalayan angArmed forces of the Philippinesat Philippine National Police.Magaling si Tamayo, siya’y mak-abayan dahil ginamit ang lahatng resources ng Coast Guardpartikular ang mga loose fire-arms na kanyang pinatutukanupang hindi makapag hasik nglagim ang mga warlords kayamadami ang ginawang magagan-dang accomplishment ang PCGat nasa heighten alert sila bagomaghalalan. Pinasalamatan niTamayo ang kanyang mga tau-han mula sa pinakamababa hang-gang pinakamataas for the Jobwell done.

Kaya sa darating na pag-upo ni Pangulong NoynoyAquino total support ang ka-nilang gagawin at follow thechain of command ang ka-nilang gagawin.

Sabi ni Admiral Tamayo ipi-naabot niya kasama ang kan-yang buong tauhan ang ka-nilang taos pusong pagbati atpagtanggap sa bagong pan-gulo ng ating bansa.

Sila’y masaya dahil nagingmatagumpay ang halalan atwalang masyadong nasaktankaya nagpapasalamat siya sa

Congrats Noynoy!

Panginoon dahil andun yungpagmamahal ng taong bayan saating bansa at sana naman hu-wag ng magkanya-kanya paralalo pang mapaganda angekonomiya ng ating bansa.

Panatilihin ang pagsisilbi ngtapat sa bayan, yung tinatawagna serbisyo publiko sa bayankaya si Tamayo naman ay maslalo pang paiigtingin ang tra-baho nila sa dagat at sa lupa.

Kaya Guardian of the sea andland ang tawag sa kanila dahilkapag kailangan sila ay andyankaagad sila.

World class na ang CoastGuard ngayon dahil maramingbinago at pinaganda si AdmiralTamayo.

Kaya pati sa smuggling ay tu-tulong na sila dahil mandatonila yan at kasama sa bagongbatas ng Coast Guard Law lalona ang mga droga at baril na

pinapadaan sa dagat.Kaya naman naniniwala si

Tamayo na magiging magandapa lalo ang Coast Guard sa da-hil sa bagong halal na pangu-long Noynoy Aquino.

Ang sabi pa ni AdmiralTamayo noong dumaan ang labini Madam Cory sa tapat ngCoast Guard kapag gusto natinna manatili ang ala-ala ni Mad-am Cory ay sundin natin anggusto niya dahil siya ang Inang demokrasya at isa-puso anglahat ng iniwan niya at yung ala-ala ng EDSA 1 ay ating sundin.

Yan si Tamayo ang ama ngdemokrasya sa Coast Guard.God bless sir!

***Tama lang ang ginawa at de-

sisyon ni PNP chief Jesus Ver-soza na Totally gun ban dahilnasubukan na nila na success-ful ang kampanya sa loose fire-arms at naging matagumpay anghalalan na hindi masyadong du-manak ng dugo. Bakit ka matata-kot kahit walang armas na dalakung wala kang kasalanan diba?

Kung may threat ka bahala angPNP na bigyan ka ng security.Okey lang yun para mabawasanang krimen at kayabangan ng ilannating kababayan na magkahan-gin sa utak. Diyan makikita namaganda ang kampanya sa mgaillegal firearms pero “take note”PNP chief Jess Versoza sir, sanahindi maabuso ito ng ilang pu-lis na nagsasagawa ng check-point dahil maraming gago napulis na pinagkakakitaan angcheckpoint kaya kabsat JessMabuhay ka at ang buong PNP.Congrats sa magandang perfor-mance itong nakalipas na hala-lan at nakita ko kung gaanomagtrabaho ang iyong mga tau-han magmula sa pinakamababa

hanggang pinakamataas naopisyal ng PNP. Kaya yung totalgun ban okey lang yun, ang na-tatakot yung maraming gina-gawang kasalanan sa kapwa.

***Congratulations pala sa ak-

ing kababayan na si General Le-opoldo Bataoil ang bagongcongressman ng 2nd District ngPangasinan. Congrats aro thebest ka talaga. Ang tawag kosa’yo ngayon CongressmanBataoil. He! He! He!

Si Congressman Bataoil aykaibigan ko at kababayan at ma-rami magagandang accomplish-ment na nagawa noong siya’y nasaPNP pa. Lalo noong siya ang nag-ing NCRPO chief, Regional Di-rector ng Region 1 at ProvincialDirector ng Pangasinan. Onceagain Congrats aro, mabuhay angPMA class ’76. Si Aro ay kaklase niPNP chief Jess Versoza na pare-hong magaling, matalino at matu-lungin sa kapwa.

***Congratulations din pala sa

Son-in-Law ni CommissionerNoynoy Libanan na bagong Vicegovernor ng Eastern Samar nasi Shane Gonzalez na landslidesa buong Samar.

Maganda ang performance ngFather-in-Law niya sa politicsnoon kaya andun na rin ang res-peto nila kay Vice Governor Shane.

Iisa lang ang ibig sabihin nitomataas ang paghanga nila kayComm. Libanan at talagang and-un parin yung bakas ng magan-dang pamumuno niya noongsiya’y Congressman pa at nag-ing magaling na leader ito.

Kaya naman nagwagi si ViceGovernor Shane Gonzalez da-hil sa tapat itong maglingkodkagaya ng kanyang Father-in-Law. Ang asawa po niya ay siEloisa Gonzales na anak niComm. Libanan.

Congrats Vice Gov. Shaneand more power to you. Mabu-hay ang waraynon sa EasternSamar. Ang tunay na pagmama-hal sa bayan ang aatupagin niShane at ikakaganda ng ka-nilang probinsiya. Masaya na-man si Mam Elda Libanan atCommissioner Nonoy Libanan.Mabuhay ang Libanan at Gonza-les. God Bless us all!

***Congratulations din pala kay

Atty. Floro Balato Sr. sapagkakapanalo bilang Boardmember ng Eastern Samar.

Talagang manang-mana angkanyang Junior sa kanya namatalino at gwapo na si Atty. YoyBalato na nasa sa Bureau ofImmigration na magaling din saserbisyo publiko.

Subok na ang pamilya nilana matulungin sa kapwa, sila’ypusong makatao , maka-Diyoskaya naman ipinagmamalaki silasa Taft at sa Borongan. Biruin

IKA nga kapag ang isang punodaw ay hitik na hitik sa bunga

ay binabato para malaglag. Sub-alit, ang mali sa mga bumabatoay hindi muna nila inalam kunganong klaseng puno ang ka-nilang binabato at kung bakithindi man lamang ito matinag-tinag.

Maihahambing natin sa isangpuno ng NARRA si ParañaqueCity Mayor Florencio “Jun” Bern-abe Jr., dahil sa kanyang katata-gan sapagkat hindi ito basta-basta mabuwal-buwal ng kan-yang mga kalaban. Idagdag parito, ang matibay na pundasy-ong kanyang itinayo.

Isa na tayo rito, sa humahan-ga kay Mayor Bernabe, malibansa kanyang mga constituent atdito ay taos-puso natin siyangbinabati sa muli na naman niy-ang tagumpay bilang kanyangikatlong termino sa pagka-alka-lde. Maski pa man nuon nagingvice-mayor ito ay halos natata-pos niya ang kanyang termino.

Isa lamang ang ibig sabihinnito, taliwas ang mga inaakusasa alkalde ng kanyang mga kal-aban at hindi kayang sapawanng mga nagawang kabutihan niBernabe sa lungsod.

Sa dami ba naman ng naga-wa ni Mayor Bernabe saParañaque ay hindi na natin itomabilang pa sa ating mga dali-ri, kung paano binago angmukha ng lungsod na dati aytambak ng basura ang bawatkanto sa mga bara-barangay nahalos umaalingasaw ang amoydati, subalit ngayon ay mala-langhap mo na ang malinis at

Congrats, Mayor Bernabesariwang hangin.

Ganun din ang mukha ng tah-anan ng lungsod o ang city halldating tambakan ng kung anu-anong sirang kagamitan ngpamahalaang lungsod ngayonay naging malinis na at maay-os. Computerized na rin anglahat ng tanggapan kaya namannagiging mabilis at maayos attakbo sa bawat proseso sa loobng city hall, tulad na lamang ngpagkuha ng mga business per-mit, ay hindi na pahirapan atsandali lamang.

Ang patuloy na pag-angat ngekonomiya ng lungsodpagdami ng mga mamumu-hunan na nagsipagtayuan ngiba’t-ibang establisyemento, tu-lad ng SM at Puregold. At mgakakalsadahan na dati ay sira-siraat halos hindi na madaan nanagresulta gn matinding trapik.Ngayon ay pino na ang daan, atgumaan na rin ang daloy ngtrapiko at mga pailaw. Isangmalaking ang daan na ginawasa Don Galo, Coastal Road.

Peace and order ng lungsoday nabibigyan na rin ng solusy-on ni Mayor Bernabe. Kampantena rin ang mga mamamayan ngParañaque, umuwi ng kanilangdis- oras ng gabi sa kanilangtahanan galing sa kani-kanilangtrabaho, ay mabilis na nahuhu-li ang mga masasamang ele-mento sa lungsod tulad ng mganagkalat na holdaper at adik salungsod.

At dahil binigyan muli ng mgaParañaqueños si Mayor Bernabeng isa pang termino at nais ni-lang makumpleto ang alkalde ang

panunugkulan nito, tiyak naganun din ang butihing alkal-de, bago nito tapusin ang kan-yang termino ay may magan-dang itong legacy na iwan sakanyang mga constituent nasiyang ipagpapatuloy namanng susunod na magiging al-kalde ng lungsod.

MABUHAY KAY MAYORBERNABE, SA MULI MONGTAGUMPAY! Alam Niya namalapit ka sa Kanya, kaya ikaway pinagpapala at hindi kaNiya pababayaan sa lahat ngiyong gawain, ipagpatuloymo lang maganda mongnasimulan at magtatapos itong maganda rin. Muli, CON-GRATS MAYOR!

(Part 2)

INUULIT ko, walang malisyasa kolum ko ke G. Favorito

et. al. Ano nga ba ang batayanng malisya? Sang-ayon saisang batikang abogado, nahalos ilang libong newsmenna ang ipinagtanggol, probono (dahil naniniwala siyasa karapatan ng Fourth Es-tate), “The test of malice aslaid down in the NEW YORKTIMES vs. Sullivan, and reit-erated in St. Amant vs. Thomp-son, is that there is a recklessdisregard for the truth, thatthe defendants entertainedserious doubts as to the truthof the publication. “In thiscase,” {isang kaso natinalakay ng naturang aboga-do—Ed M.}, “the issue of cashadvances and the trips wereclearly a legitimate topic to bediscussed not merely by mem-bers of media but by the pub-lic, as it involved dispensa-tion of taxpayers’ money. Soit cannot be said that the ‘reck-less disregard’ test has beenmet by the prosecution.”

Dagdag pa ng naturangabogado, na may puso parasa mga crusadingjournalists,”The inferencedrawn from the informationfurnished them may havebeen false, but the same doesnot warrant a conviction forlibel. It is not to be expected

Favorite harrassment weapon vs media

official misconduct and/or goodmotives and justifiable ends formaking such allegations wouldnot only be contrary to Article361 of the Revised Penal Code,it would above all INFRINGE onthe constitutionally-guaranteedfreedom of expression. It woulddeter citizens from performingtheir duties as members of aself-governing community. ‘Pub-lic discussion is a political duty,and the greatest menace to free-dom is an inert people.’ (Florvs People GR139987, March 31,2005, 454 SCRA 440).”

Anong dahilan upang magka-roon ako ng malisya sa pag-sisiwalat ko ng hinaing ng mgaempleyado ng DPWH sa aktu-wasyon ni Dir. Favorito? Mali-naw na wala. Kung ako’y hus-tler at tirador na “journalist,”disin sana’y si Favorito na angnilapitan ko, at tinira ko na angrank-and-file ng DPWH. Mas mepera ke Favorito kesa sa mgaempleyado! Pero I took up thecudgels for the govt workerskasi’y nakakaawa talaga angmga ordinaryong trabahador ngDPWH. Isipin ninyo naman namagpapasko nuon, pero yungmatagal na inaasam-asam nilangbenepisyo na mapapasa-kanilaay ipinagkait pa nila.Hindi langunfair ito sa kanila, injustice paito sa rank-and-file.

Sa katunayan, sila nga po—ang mga ordinaryong empleya-

do ng DPWH—ang aking nag-ing sources sa mga reklamo atexpose na ito laban nabanggitsa itaas. So, saan ang malisyako dito? Pati po sa bagay ngToyota Vios, sila rin po ang nag-bigay ng impormasyon ukoldito. Kung walang katotohananito, sana’y pinasubalian ito niFavorito. Kumbaga, para map-atay ang usok. Di ba sabi, kapagmay usok, may apoy?

Kung nagpakita sana ng mat-ibay at solidong katibayan siFavorito na walang basehan atkatotohanan ang reklamo at ex-pose sa kanya ng mga rank-and-file sa DPWH, disin sana’yinilabas natin ang panigniya. Pero wala e. Gusto nga ngmga empleyado ng DPWH na i-subject si Favorito & Co sa “lif-estyle check” at iba pang paraanng pagtaya ng yaman ni Favori-to ng DPWH. Kung pumayagsana dito si Favorito, at legalnaman niyang naipundar anglahat ng yaman niya, di sana’ysinulat din natin ito.

Willing tayo na isulat nuonang “side” ni Favorito, kungmay panig sana siya. At titiyakinko ke Favorito, kahit sa SaudiArabia at iba pang panig ngmundo, na me sirkulasyon angaming dyaryo, mababasa angpanig niya, pati ni Queen Eliza-beth ng Great Britain ay maba-basa niya ito.

Ang problema ay ang mal-ing akala ng tulad nila Favori-to & Co na mapapatigil nila angmga crusading newsmen sapagkakaso nila ng libel sa atin.No Sirs, you can’t. Katunaya’yyou’re just making us ten feettall or even taller! By your ac-tion, you make this newsman,in all humility, tunay na kapi-t a - p i t a g a n a n , t u n a yna journalist!

Pero sa mga maloko sa goby-erno, dalawa lang naman angpwede ninyong gawin, ayon saKorte Suprema, batay sa well-established jurisprudence atruling ng SC. Sa mga binabana-tan na taga-gobyerno, sabi ngSC, to paraphrase them, “youcan never be too onion-skinnedor too proud as to be free fromthe scrutiny of the Press.” Yunlang pagiging “public servants”nila ay kasama na rito ang pag-busisi ng Press na armado ngPress Freedom. Kung ayaw nin-yo ma-criticize, umalis kayo sagobyerno, ayon sa SupremeCourt. Sabi nga ng isang USpresident, “If you can’t standthe heat, (then) get out of thekitchen!”

I rest my case, HON. PROSE-CUTOR GERARDO L. MERCADO!

that public journalists will al-ways be infallible. If a writer inthe course of temperate and le-gitimate criticism falls into er-ror as to some detail, or drawsan incorrect inference from thefacts before him, and thus goesbeyond the limits of strict truth,such inaccuracies will not causejudgment against him. Besides,false statements alone are notactionable; there must be mal-ice in making such falsestatements, which may be shownonly through knowledge of fal-sity and reckless disregard oftruth or falsity.”

Sa pinal na argumento ngmaka-PRESS na abogadong ito,wika niya: ”The failure topresent the information as wellas other evidence to prove {de-fendant’s} claim that he hadconducted an investigation toverify the information passed onto him should not be takenagainst him. Placing on the ac-cused the burden of showingthe truth of the allegations of

PINATUNAYAN ng mamamayan ng San Jose Del Monte

na talagang mahal nila ang kan-didato ng Team Key sa pangun-guna nina Governor Wilhelmi-no Sy-Alvarado, Vice GovernorDaniel Fernando, Lone DistrictCongressman Arthur Robes,Mayor Reynaldo San Pedro, ViceMayor Dudz Roquero at Konse-hal Benjie Acibal kung saan nan-alo ang mga ito ng landslidevictory laban sa aming mga kal-aban sa pulitika.

Si Governor Willy Alvaradoay nakakuha ng botong 55,805,si Vice Governor DanielFernando naman ay lumamangnang halos kalahating boto sakanyang kalaban na si BoyAniag, samantalang si Con-gressman Arthur Robes ay na-kakuha naman ng botong 98,000samantalang ang kalaban nitona si Oca ay nakakuha lamangng 19,000 votes.

Sa Mayoralty race naman aynanalo ng landslide victory siVice Mayor Reynaldo San Pedrona kung saan nakakuha ito ngboto na 68,995 samantalang angmahigpit nitong katunggali nasi Mayor Angelito Sarmiento aynakakuha ng boto na 48,509 atang baguhang si Vice MayorDudz Roquero ay nakakuha na-man ng 70,569 votes samanta-lang ang kalaban nito na si Cel-so Francisco ay nakakuha la-mang ng 27,476 votes at angkaisa-isang Konsehal na nana-lo sa partido ng Team Key sa

Congressman Robes, Mayor San Pedroat VM Dudz Roquero, mahal ng masa

District 2 ay pumangatlo si In-cumbent Councilor Benjie Acibalsamantalang ang inyonglingkod ay nakakuha ngpwestong pang-siyam.

Nagpapatunay lamang na ka-hit walang pera ang Team Keylalo na ang aming mayor na siReynaldo San Pedro ay nanaloito ng landslide victory at in-aasahan natin na lalo panggaganda ang takbo ng pamu-muhay ng San Joseño sa pamu-muno ni Mayor San Pedro nauupo sa darating na July 1.

Samantala lubos kong pina-sasalamatan ang mamamayan ngSecond District ng San Jose DelMonte sa kanilang pagboto sainyong lingkod kung saan hin-di tayo pinalad mapasama sa sixmembers ng Sangguniang Pan-lungsod ng San Jose Del Mon-te.

***PRODUKTO NG RACAL,

PRESYONG PANG MASA Para sa mamimili, tangkilikin

ang Racal Ceramics BargainCenter, Inc. dahil bukod sa muraang mga produkto nilang“Tiles” kumpleto pa ito sa mgakulay at tiyak magugustuhanninyo ang produkto ng RacalCeramics Bargain Center Inc.dahil pawang de-kalidad at muraang produkto ng Racal na ma-gagamit ninyo sa inyong mgapangangailangan para sa pag-papagawa ng bahay, opisina atiba pang establisyemento, kayahindi kayo magsisisi kapag

produkto ng Racal ang inyongbilhin at makakatipid pa kayong malaki dahil mura ang pre-syo ng kanilang produkto.

Mahigit 40 branches may-roon ang Racal Ceramics Bar-gain Center Inc. na matatag-puan sa Metro Manila at karatiglalawigan, bukod sa kanilangceramic products ay mayroondin silang bagong negosyo;ang motorcycle sales corpo-ration at marami na rin itongbranches, tiyak mura din angpresyo nito, kaya magandangpang-hanapbuhay ito parapampasada dahil de-kalidadito at garantisado na panglong distance ang kapasidadnito at matipid pa sa gasolina,kaya makakatipid kayo ng mala-ki kapag produkto ng Racalang inyong bibilhin o tangki-lin.

Sa mga nangangailangan ngCeramic products at motorcy-cle, pang personal na serviceo pang negosyo magmadali naat pumunta sa pinakamalapit nabranches ng Racal CeramicsBargain Center Inc. at Motor-cycle Sales Center Inc. paramakapili at makabili kayo ngmura at de-kalidad nilangprodukto. Kumpleto sa brandang Racal dahil bukod sa mgalocal products nito ay import-er din ito ng Ceramics katuladng “Tiles” na mura ang hala-ga, kaya lahat ng klase ng in-yong kailangan ay sa Racal Ce-ramics Bargain Center langninyo makikita at makakapam-ili kayo ng maganda dahil sanapakalaki at napakarami ngkanilang produkto sa bawat tin-dahan nito.

Sa mga mamimili! Pumuntana kayo sa pinakamalapit naRacal Ceramics Bargain CenterInc. at Racal Motorcycle SalesCenter upang bumili ng iba’tibang kulay at de-kalidad na ce-ramic products at motorcyclepara makapamili kayo at maka-mura sa lalong madaling pana-hon bago tumaas ang ating ce-ramic products at iba pangprodukto na katulad ng Racal.

Libel Case vs Investigative Files

mo magnunumber one ba yankung hindi maganda ang recordhindi ba? Kaya naman Mabu-hay ang mga Balato, again mywarmest congratulation!

***Again my warmest congratula-

tion to the president elect Beni-gno “Noynoy” Aquino. It’s Godswill kaya siya nanalo, asahan na-tin na good governance anggagawin dahil yan ang gusto niMam Cory at Senator BenignoAquino Sr. kay Noynoy kaya prouddin kami na manalo siya dahilnaging secretary po ang akinglolo na si Don Mariano Salgadong Central Azucarera de Tarlac at Iwas born in Central Azucarerapero lumaki ako sa Pangasinan.

Kaya proud din kami sa loloko dahil andun sa memorabiliang Aquino ang litrato niya. Kayagive President Noynoy a chancekaya ito lang ang masasabi koPresident Noy yung bulong bri-gade iwasan mo dahil siguradomaninira yan at paimbestigahan.

Ito lang ang masasabi ko sayohuwag kang pauto sa mga smug-gler na nagbabayad lang ng 19thousand per container. Diyos koang laman misdecleration at il-ang daan milyon ang laman, nakupo lugi ang gobyerno. Pero silaakala mo kung sino, kayo, ikawmr therapy huwag kang masya-dong magdrama sa Customs da-hil milyon ang mga utang mo sakanila. Yun pala parang car ex-change ang quarantine. PresidentAquino alam kong hindi ka pa-bobola sa mga taong ito. Puronamedrop ang ginagawa. Puromatataas na opisyal ng gobyer-no ang binabanggit, alam konghindi kukunsintihin ni Pangu-long Noynoy ito. Sabi pa nga ngmga agent kapag umasta akalamo nagbabayad ng tamang bu-wis sa gobyerno at akala niyakanya na ang Customs. Kaya tig-ilan mo na ang kayabangan mo,saan ka nakakita na nagpapatalong 1.5 milyon sa sabong at maynakarinig na sinabi niya isang

misdec lang yan, kaya pala ga-nun kung magpatalo ng kalak-ing halaga. At ito walang kahi-hiyan pati ang mga tauhan niyakapag nagbibigay ng for theboys parang nag-shopping saRustan. Biruin niyo pwede na-man itago yung pera pinanga-ngalandakan pa. Ano kaya anggustong palabasin ni Junior.Ito lang ang masasabi oh tie ayellow ribbon ang magpapa-hinto sa iyo next month. Si-nisiguro ko yan!

***Belated Happy Birthday

pala sa ating kaibigan na Pub-lisher ng Customs Balita nasi Nap Sanota. Talagang ma-rami ang nagmamahal sa kan-ya dahil isa siyang mabait atmaasahang kaibigan. Angwish ko lang sayo pare aymore blessing to come andkeep up the good work. Sanadumami pa ang kagaya mo namaraming natutulungan. Godbless and Mabuhay ka!

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ISANG petisyon letter na ipinadalang sa pamamagitan na e-mail sa LTOCentral Office at DOTC mula sa mga lehitimong empleyado na humihinging panalangin sa hindi kanais-nais na manungkulan ang isang bagong hepena alyas “Money First” sa kanilang ahensya sa LTO ng licensing center.

“Sir/Madam,Kami ay ilan lamang na mga lehitimong empleyado sa LTO Las Pinas

Licensing Center ay dumaraing sa inyong tanggapan upang humingi ngtulong sa inyo na pabalikin na lamang sa Butuan City ang bagong hepenaming, kasi ng maupo ang bagong LTO chief ay dumami po ang mgafixers na walo(8) sa mga non-organic ang dinala ng hepe na galing pa saLTO Taguig at ibang ahensya na binigyan ng iba’t-ibang puwesto at lame-sa sa LTO.

Sila ang mga hari at reyna ngayon dito. Ang sabi ng ilan sa kasamahanniyang lalaking hepe ay mabait ang hepe naming ngunit sa totoo langkontrolado ang mga transaksyon.

Ang nakakagulat pa ang kapatid ni Dolly Eola na si Helen Masinas naisang contractor ay dating ginawang assistant cashier naming na ku-mukolekta ng pera sa mga aplikante na may problema sa RSU na naka-pending transaksyon. Pansamantalang nirelieve ito ng bagong hepe nam-ing dahil may reklamo sa kanya ang isang aplikante na si Adriano Salva-dor. Ang kakilala naming MEDIA babae ay binigyan ng grave threat. Inil-agay si Helen Masinas sa Record Section, paminsan-minsan ay tinatawagito ng hepe upang muling gampanan ang gawain assistant cashier sa kaha.

Inalis ng hepe ang ibang kasamahan naming empleyado sa written ex-aminers at ipinalit ang kanyang ibang non-organic at contracual kahitwala pang office order ay umakto na.

Papaano magiging isang matinong ahensya ang LTO kung ang hepe atmga tauhan gumaganap ay mga walang sapat na kakayahan?

Parang hindi hepe ang aming bagong LTO chief dito sa Las Pinas licens-ing center sa kanyang sariling opisina. Nakataas ang dalawang paa saibabaw ng mesa habang natutulog sa oras ng trabaho (makapanaghalian)at kung minsan sa kanyang paninigarilyo.

Diretsahan na sinabi ng hepe sa amin mga empleyado na “Walang masa-ma na tumanggap sa fixers dahil sila ang bumubuhay sa atin.”

Parang walang delikadesa ang bagong hepe namin.Amsakit magsalita sa amin mga lehitimong empleyado ang kanyang

mga tauhan na non-organic at walang ibang bukang bibig na tawaginkaming “TANGA.”

Palagi pang may halong pananakot sa aming buhay kung magsalita saamin kung hindi naming sundin ang paguutos ng kanilang amo ang bagonghepe naming dito sa LTO Las Pinas licensing center.

Baka, sir, di magtagal iba na po ang LTO rito sa amin, pera-pera nalamang. Sana po ay huwag ng ilipat sa ibang ahensya ang hepeng ito.Pabalikin na lamang siya sa Butuan City dahil gagawa at gagawa pa rinng hindi maganda ang hepe ito sa LTO sakop ng NCR.

Sana po ay mabigyan nyo ng agaran pansin at aksyon ang aming hina-ing.

Lubos na gumagalang,CONCERNED LEGITIMATE EMPLOYEES

LTO LAS PINAS LICENSING CENTER”

Gayunpaman, inaasahan natin lahat na agaran gawin aksyon ni LTO As-Sec Alberto Suansing at DOTC Sec. Annali Lontoc sa LTO Las Pinas licens-ing center ang hindi kanais-nais na gawain ng pag-upo ng bagong hepe namukhang malalim ito at mapanganib dahil ang nakapalibot ay puro mgabuwitre. (Elena Borcelis)

DPWH & PICE INKED MODPWH & PICE INKED MODPWH & PICE INKED MODPWH & PICE INKED MODPWH & PICE INKED MOA FOR ENVIRA FOR ENVIRA FOR ENVIRA FOR ENVIRA FOR ENVIRONMENTONMENTONMENTONMENTONMENTAL PRAL PRAL PRAL PRAL PROGRAM.OGRAM.OGRAM.OGRAM.OGRAM. DPWH Secretary VictorDomingo and Philippine Institute of Civil Engineers (PICE) National President and DPWH UndersecretaryJaime Pacanan signed the Memorandum of Understanding for the implementation of “Philippine GreenEngineering Project” (PGEP). PGEP is a environmental campaign program of the PICE which aims toreduce the environmental impact of construction industry. Also present during the event are (left to rightseated) Engr. David Sanchez- PICE-PGEP Chairman, Usec. Pacanan, Sec. Domingo, Sr. Usec ManuelBonoan and Usec. Bashir Rasuman and (standing left to right) Usec. Romeo Momo and Asec. DimasSoguilon. (WJ)

LTO LAS PINAS LICENSING CENTEREMPLOYEES NAGMARSHAL?

ANGARA CALLS FOR INNOVATIVEWATER MANAGEMENT

BALER, AURORA - Senator Edgardo J. Angara calls for innova-tive management of water resources to achieve energy, foodsecurity, disaster mitigation and sustainable development goals.

Speaking at the Water WATCH(Wise Adaptation of Technologiesfor Clean H20) conference in hiswater-rich hometown Baler, An-gara said, “we must find innova-tion-based water solutions forour towns and cities, and createa viable policy and business cli-mate for the effective use of tech-nology to solve our water prob-lems.”

“Technology may be key tosolving our water problems. Wa-ter purification, desalinization andwastewater treatment technolo-gies continue to be developedand commercialized. The possi-bilities are exciting and promis-ing,” he said.

Angara added that such inno-vative technologies - combinedwith sound national policies, ad-

equate investments in infra-structure, sanitation and sew-erage, and serious environ-mental conservation - will“ensure that this generationand the ones after us will haveenough water to drink.”

Water WATCH is hosted bythe Congressional Commis-sion on Science & Technolo-gy and Engineering, a jointcongressional body formedand currently chaired by An-gara to address technologyand innovation issues.

Featuring top experts in thefields of water and sanitation,with nine internationally-rec-ognized speakers, the confer-ence discusses water andsanitation in terms of supply,

demand, and governance.It relates water to the

vital, specific issues of ag-riculture and food produc-tion, water and energy,and water and climatechange and flood control.

Participants are from lo-cal and international finan-cial institutions, non-gov-ernmental organizations,as well as local and nation-al leaders.

One of the highlights ofthe conference is a technol-ogy exhibit that showcasescurrent trends and the new-est technological innova-tions in the water industry.

The conference alsoforges a new path of inno-vation by encouragingPublic-Private Partner-ships.

“We want the province

of Aurora to be a modelprovince in water manage-ment. Our goal is to be aneffective and vital supplierof water to neighboringcommunities through prop-er water technologies andpractices. Ultimately, thiswill allow us to develop anational model that will ad-dress water and sanitationissues in the entire coun-try,” he said.

House seriouslylooking at early

canvass of votes forpresident and vice-president: NogralesSPEAKER Prospero C. Nograles recently said

he is seriously considering the proposal of Sen-ate President Juan Ponce Enrile for the conven-ing of the joint session of Congress for theearly canvassing of votes and the proclamationof the country’s next president and vice-presi-dent as he praised the Commission on Elec-tions and Smartmatic Inc. for its credibility inconducting the first ever nationwide automatedelections in the Philippines.

Nograles added that he may also ask theHouse special congressional oversight com-mittee on poll automation to immediately con-duct random manual audit of ballots in certainclustered precincts nationwide to dispute pub-lic allegations that so many of Smartmatic’sPrecinct Count Optical Scan (PCOS) machineshave been pre-programmed to favor certaincandidates.

Congress will resume session on May 31 asoriginally scheduled. On resumption, both cham-bers of Congress will adopt a resolution to con-vene in joint session and fulfill its constitution-al mandate to act as the National Board of Can-vassers for the Presidential and Vice Presiden-tial votes.

“We are determined to ensure the credibilityof our electoral processes,” the House Speakerdeclared, adding that he and Senate PresidentEnrile have already mobilized the secretariatsof both chambers, with the full cooperation ofthe Commission on elections, the military andthe police, in preparation for the congressionalcanvass.

All constitutional and legal steps will be fol-lowed, Nograles said, citing the on-going re-ception of Certificates of Canvass by the Con-solidation and Canvassing System (CCS) suc-cessfully installed and validated by the Comelecearlier and initialized by Senate President En-rile who pushed the button to officially start theCCS operation.

THE Commission on Elections(Comelec) should not make the fi-nal payment to Smartmatic-Total In-formation Management Corp.(Smartmatic-TIM), supplier of thevote counting machines in thecountry’s first nationwide automat-ed elections, until after country isassured that the May 10 polls wereindeed a success, House SpeakerProspero Nograles said recently.

COMMISSION on Electionofficials in Cotabato prov-ince’s capital city asked lo-cal candidates recently tohelp remove campaign ma-terials that continued to lit-ter the city.

“I am now appealing tothose candidates [to] takethe initiative to help thecommission in cleaning thetrash of those irresponsi-ble candidates in the previ-ous elections,” city electionofficer Mercedes Pijo said.

Pijo added posters andstreamers remained plas-tered on common posterareas six days after the May10 polls.

She added that while theComelec has launched the“Operation Baklas” to re-move the campaign materi-als, winning or losing can-didates still have the “mor-al obligation” to clean uptheir mess.

Pijo admitted that the op-eration is an additional bur-den to the local Comelec’sduties due to lack of man-power.

For her part, Antipastown election officer JoelCelis said they have askedlocal police offices to helpin the cleaning operationsin his municipality.

“The commission has nosufficient manpower to dothe clean up. I appealed tothe village officials in Anti-pas to help cleaning theirrespective areas,” Celissaid in a text message.

Comelec toCotabato

candidates:Clean up your

mess

WITH the close of voting hours,the Department of Education hasreported that there has been noconfirmed report of election-re-lated violence against the 229,020teachers who served in the76,340 clustered precincts of the2010 national elections.

Secretary Mona Valisno ex-pressed elation at this develop-ment saying that this is a goodomen for the teaching sector.“We are pleased that our teach-ers serving in the frontlines ofthe election were spared fromwhatever form of violence.”

The PNP has reported 82 inci-dents of election-related violencein the country since January 10,2010 but none of these involvedteachers. As of May 9, there arestill 207 incidents that remainunconfirmed and potentially elec-tion-related, according to the PNPNational Operations Center.

Assistant Secretary JonathanMalaya, DepEd Spokesperson,said that their Regional Task Forc-es reported that no teacher ormember of the BEI so far hasbeen affected by any of the bomb-ings that took place in La Union,Lanao del Sur or Masbate.

DepEd reports zero election-relatedviolence against teachers

He expressed hope that thetrend will continue becausethis will encourage moreteachers to serve during elec-tions. “Election time shows ateacher’s professionalismand patriotism,” he said.

Valisno attributed this de-velopment to the fact that it isnow the machines that reador appreciate the ballots andall the teacher has to do is tooperate the counting ma-chines. “There is no more anydiscretion on the part of theteacher to appreciate the bal-lots, thus there is no reasonto intimidate or harass ourBEIs,” she said.

“I think we can say that au-tomation has made it safer for

the teacher,” she said.Malaya noted that the

2007 elections had someshocking cases of elec-tion-related violenceagainst teachers particu-larly the burning of theschool house in Taysan,Batangas that led to thedeath of Nellie Banaag, apublic school teacher serv-ing in the BEI.

Moreover, four teachersin Maguindanao were kid-napped in 2007 so that theycould not perform their du-ties. While two teachers inAbra were wounded afterthey were shot while trans-porting ballots to the can-vassing center.

IN preparation for the nextschool year, the Departmentfor Public Works and High-ways in Cagayan Valley Re-gion reported the completionof 141 school buildingprojects.

DPWH Secretary Victor Do-mingo said that these 141school building projects cost-ing a total of P68.7 Million wasfunded by the Department ofEducation and was imple-mented by the DPWH districtengineering offices in the re-gion.

As the government infra-structure arm, we are alsoprioritizing the immediatecompletion of the govern-ment’s school building pro-

DPWH completes 141 schoolbuildingprojects in Cagayan Valley Region

gram to improve the qual-ity of education in thecountry, Domingo said.DPWH Region II Director Eu-genio Pipo Jr. said that hehad assigned a schoolbuilding project team lead-er to focus on the imple-mentation of the project tostrictly monitor the imple-mentation of the project. “Out of these 141 schoolbuilding projects, the Isa-bela 3rd District Engineer-ing Office has completed30 school buildingprojects, followed by Ca-gayan 1st with 19 and Isa-bela 2nd with 15 projects”Pipo said.

Meanwhile, a total of 13

Don’t pay Smartmatic-TIM yet-Nograles

other infra projects such asmulti-purpose hall and cov-ered court buildings underthe Various InfrastructureLegislative Program (VILP)are also completed in theregion.

“[The Comelec] should notfully pay Smartmatic until suchtime as [when the] Congressjoint oversight committee [onpoll automation] can give thepublic a clean bill of healthabout the first automated polls,”according to a text message sentby the office of Nograles.

Smartmatic is the foreign part-ner of Filipino company TIM, the

consortium which bagged theP7.2-billion Comelec contract toautomate the May 10 elections.

“It is hard exactly to say howmuch” the commission had al-ready paid Smartmatic-TIM of theP7.2-billion, because the finan-cial report is yet to be made final,Comelec spokesperson JamesJimenez said in a separate textmessage to GMANews.TV.

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niCamachoSr. sa ‘dikilalangkalaban

IKINAGULAT ng mgaboxing fans angpagkatalo nitong na-karaang araw ni five-time former worldchampion Hector “Ma-cho” Camacho Sr. (79-6-3, 38 KOs) sa isangpiniling journeyman nasi Saul “Baby” Duran(37-16-2, 30 KOs) mata-pos matalo sa tenround unanimous deci-sion sa Kissimmee Civ-ic Center sa Kissim-mee, Florida.

Si Camacho na mag-48-anyos na ngayongbuwan ay palagingyumayakap na lamangsa kanyang kalaban atmalayo na sa kanyangkagalingan noong ka-

bataan niya.Ang akala ng ilang tag-

amasid ay pipitsugin la-mang ang kalaban ni “Ma-cho Man” kung saan siDuran ay umakyat ng ringna meron ng walong talosa kanyang 10 huling la-ban.

Sa kabuuan ng kanilangpaghaharap, nagingagresibo si Duran na hin-di na nakayanang sabay-an ng may edad na boxinghall-of-famer.

Ang muling paglaban ngtinaguriang living legend

ay bilang promoter din.Bago ang scheduled

fight nabanggit na rin niHector ang marami pangmga plano bago sana sar-han ang kanyang napaka-habang career.

“This is the first step inclosing my career the wayI want to end things. Iwant to fight maybe fourto five more times, aroundthe country and over-seas. I’m talking to someEuropean promoters, andwould like to have achance to perform for my

fans around the world be-fore I move on to the nextphase of my life.” ayon pasa charismatic champion.

Gayunman, binigo siyani Duran sa kanyang mgaplano at winakasan angmahabang pakikihamoksa lona ng dating kampe-on. (fightnews)

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Australian Michael Katsidis, hangadang panalo para makalaban si Marquez

ISANG malaking labanang nag-aantay sa Aus-tralin boxer na si Micha-el Katsidis sakalingmalampasan niya bukasang baby-faced Britishboxer na si Kevin Mitch-ell para sa World BoxingOrganisation interimlightweight title na gaga-napin sa Upton Park,West Ham, London, Unit-ed Kingdom.

Sinuman ang manana-lo sa dalawa ay posiblengmakaharap ang manana-lo naman sa July show-down nina Juan ManuelMarquez at Juan Diaz up-ang madetermina kungsina ang dapat kilalanin nadivision’s best fighter.

Nauna rito kapwa pasoksa official weigh-in angdalawa kung saan si

Mitchell ay tumimbang sa134.5 pounds habang siKatsidis naman ay nagta-la sa 134.3 pounds.

Ang 29-anyos na si Kat-sidis ay may impresibongrecord na 26-2 with 21knockouts, habang ang25-anyos naman na siMitchell ay may 31-0 with23 KOs, subalit hindi pa

nito nakakaharap angisang may kalidad naboksingero tulad ni Kat-sidis.

Noong nakaraangtaon ay nakuha ng Aus-tralian warrior ang ba-kanteng WBO Asia Pa-cific lightweight title saCebu Coliseum, CebuCity.

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Lucy TLucy TLucy TLucy TLucy Torres at Richard Gomez, sabayorres at Richard Gomez, sabayorres at Richard Gomez, sabayorres at Richard Gomez, sabayorres at Richard Gomez, sabayna magsna magsna magsna magsna magseseseseseserbisyo sa taga-Ormocerbisyo sa taga-Ormocerbisyo sa taga-Ormocerbisyo sa taga-Ormocerbisyo sa taga-Ormoc

INAMIN nitong nakaraan ng TV

host na si LucyTorres-Gomez nabagito pa siya pag-dating sa pulitika.

Noong inalokumano siya ng mis-ter na si RichardGomez na pumalitsa kandidaturanito, ang unangsagot talaga niyaay “No.”

Subalit napag-isip-isip din umanoni Lucy angplataporma ngasawa kung kaya’t

pumayag na rin siya.Tiniyak naman ni Lucy

na kanyang seseryosohinang kanyang responsibil-idad kahit wala umano sakanyang panaginip namaging pulitiko.

Hindi rin iiwan ni Mrs.Gomez ang showbiz sakabila ng kanyang pagig-ing kinatawan ng ika-apatna distrito sa Leyte.

Dagdag pa ng TV host,hindi lang siya ang mag-seserbisyo dahil silangdalawa umano ngasawang si Richard angmagtutulungan para saOrmoc.

Mommy Dionesia, mamahaling jewelryMommy Dionesia, mamahaling jewelryMommy Dionesia, mamahaling jewelryMommy Dionesia, mamahaling jewelryMommy Dionesia, mamahaling jewelry s s s s set ang natanggap na birthday giftet ang natanggap na birthday giftet ang natanggap na birthday giftet ang natanggap na birthday giftet ang natanggap na birthday gift

mula kina Manny at Jinkeemula kina Manny at Jinkeemula kina Manny at Jinkeemula kina Manny at Jinkeemula kina Manny at JinkeeNAGKAKAHALAGA

ng P800,000 angdiamond jewelry set naregalo ng mag-asawang Manny at Jin-kee Pacquiao sa 61stbirthday ni Mommy Di-onesia.

Engrande ang nagingselebrasyon na ginan-ap sa KCC ConvetionCenter dahil pinag-isana lang umano angkaarawan ng ina niPacman gayundin angvictory party ni Con-ngressman MannyPacquiao.

Kaugnay nito, dala-wang dance numberang inihandog ni Mom-my Dionesia sa mgabisita.

Sinasabing apat nabeses nagpalit ng outfitang birthday celebrantngunit hindi nakaligtaangmagsuot ng gown na em-erald green na siyang ku-lay ng motiff sa bong-gang pagdiriwang.

Parang debutanteang ina ni Pacman da-hil mayroon pang cotil-lion sa birthday cele-bration kung saan isi-nayaw ng mga lalaki siMommy Dionesia withmatching bigay pa ngbulaklak.

At tulad ng inaasah-an, si Pacman ang

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Vicky Belo, pinag-retreatVicky Belo, pinag-retreatVicky Belo, pinag-retreatVicky Belo, pinag-retreatVicky Belo, pinag-retreatsa US si Haydensa US si Haydensa US si Haydensa US si Haydensa US si Hayden

BAGAMA’T may kinakaharap na kaso, nakalabas

pa rin ng bansa ang datingcelebrity doctor na si Hay-den Kho.

Kinumpirma ng datingkarelasyon ni Hayden na siDra. Vicky Belo na nasa

Amerika ngayon si Kho atsumasailalim sa retreat.

Sa Hunyo pa umano itomakakabalik ng bansa. Nil-inaw naman ng celebritydoctor na wala siyang bal-ak sundan doon ang lalak-ing dati niyang karelasyon.

Ngunit inamin ni Belo nasiya mismo ang nag-ayosat humiling sa korte napayagan munang makala-bas ng bansa si Hayden.

Hiniling daw niya kayHayden na mag-retreat itobilang birthday gift na rinng lalaki sa kanyang sarili.

Napag-alaman na si Hayden aynahaharap ngayon sa kaso dahil sapagkuha nito ng video sa pagtataliknila ng aktres na si Katrina Halili.

Charice PCharice PCharice PCharice PCharice Pempempempempempengco, iengco, iengco, iengco, iengco, inihalintulad ni David Fnihalintulad ni David Fnihalintulad ni David Fnihalintulad ni David Fnihalintulad ni David Fosterosterosterosteroster

kay Michael Jacksonkay Michael Jacksonkay Michael Jacksonkay Michael Jacksonkay Michael JacksonINIHALINTULAD ng bati

kang songwriter/pro-ducer na si David Fosterang Pinay singing sensa-tion na si Charice Pem-

pengco.Sa isang artikulo na

kanyang isinulat, inihayagni Foster na siya ringmentor ni Charice, nakung pagkanta langumano ay hindi sapatngunit ang t inaguriangpop star na si Charice aymayroon umanong entirepackage.

Parang katulad umanong yumaong King of Pop nasi Michael Jackson ang Pi-nay singer na mapag-kumbaba ngunit isang ge-nius.

Alam umano nito kungsaan ang kanyang patutun-

guhan. Napag-alaman naang international singleni Charice na “Pyramid”ay pumapangalawa nangayon sa US chartsisang linggo mataposniyang inilunsad angkanyang album sa OprahWinfrey Show.

“She’s a little bit likeMichael Jackson in thehead...Michael Jackson wasvery soft-spoken and quietand all that, but he was ge-nius inside his head. Heknew exactly where he wasgoing, and she truly is themaster of her own destiny,”ani Foster.

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Business

NOW that the elections are over, we

go back to our regularwork. And while weexpect our newly-elect-ed (and re-elected) po-litical leaders to begood and not corrupt,we citizens should doour part. Below aresome simple thingsthat we can do.

One, obey the basiclaws and rules. Do notsteal, do not kill, do notrape, do not extort. Traf-fic laws say stop on redlights, so stop on redlights. Environmentallaws say do not throwyour garbage just any-where, so put your gar-bage only on designat-ed places. Let us helppromulgate the rule oflaw in our country.

Two, report directlythe law violators. Or ifwe are afraid to direct-ly confront those whothink they are above thelaw, take pictures orvideos, write or blogthose whom we saw orobserved, to be violat-ing the laws. Like po-lice cars or any othergovernment vehicles,media vehicles, etc.that do not obey sim-

Simple ways for responsible citizenry

ple traffic rules. Let ushelp promulgate the ruleof law in this country.

Three, take good care ofour own body and that ofour family members.Healthcare is first and fore-most a personal and pa-rental responsibility, notgovernment responsibili-ty. Do not over-drink, over-smoke, over-eat, over-fight. Preventive health-care is several times moreeffective than curative. Let

us have less smoking-re-lated, less drinking-relat-ed, less fat-related, dis-eases and sickness. Cur-rently, about six to sevenof the Top 10 causes ofdeath in this country aredirectly or indirectly relat-ed to smoking.

Four, assume more pa-rental or guardian respon-sibility in our children’seducation. Education isfirst and foremost, per-sonal and parental re-sponsibility, not govern-ment responsibility. Re-sponsible parents workhard to bring their kids togood private schools. Orif they cannot afford pri-vate education, send themto public schools but pro-vide additional learningmaterials like computers,books and educationaltours.

Five, teach our childrenand minors the value ofhard work and frugality.Let us inculcate self-reli-ance and independence,not dependence on gov-ernment welfare, subsi-dies and dole-outs. Let usencourage them to be-

come non-envious of thewealth and success of oth-ers if such wealth is a re-sult of hard work and effi-ciency.

Six, let us support orform voluntary and civic or-ganizations that providecharity work to our less-fortunate countrymen andfellowmen, even from oth-er countries. The essenceof civil society is the vol-untary support and activeinvolvement of citizens onissues affecting theircommunities with theleast and minimal involve-ment of the governmentand its various agenciesand bureaucracies.

Severn, let us convince,even pressure, the gov-ernment and the politi-cians to reduce the num-ber of taxes and fees aswe are taking more per-sonal and parental re-sponsibilities of certainsocial and economic con-cerns that used to beheavily provided and sub-sidized by the govern-ment. Let us keep moreof our income and savingsso that we can have more

resources for ourselves,our households and com-munities. Governmentshould also reduce thenumber of regulations,restriction and otherforms of prohibitions oncitizen activities, especial-ly those related to entre-preneurship and privatesector job creation.

This list is not completenor comprehensive. Read-ers can add their own sug-gestions too. What is im-portant is that we alwaysbear in mind the need torespect and promulgatethe rule of law, where thelaw is above everyone, noone is exempted from thelaw and no one can grantexemption from the law.

If individuals, their par-ents or guardians exer-cise more responsibilityof their own health, edu-cation, nutrition, housing,credit and so on, thenthere is no need for hugeeducation (elementary tocollege), health, food,housing and related bu-reaucracies. And therewill be no need for multi-ple taxes and fees to sus-

tain huge bureaucra-cies and huge subsi-dies. And soon we willneed less politicians,less government em-ployees and bureau-crats, as more andmore people will be en-gaged in productivework in private enter-prises in a competitivebusiness environ-ment. Meaning morepeople will becomeself-reliant and are in-volved in voluntarycharity work.

Let there be moreentrepreneurship andprivate sector job cre-ation, less public sec-tor politicians and bu-reaucrats.

This way, we neednot write and expect alot from the presentand future President,legislators, cabinetsecretaries and othergovernment officials.Responsible and inde-pendent citizenry is allwe need to have asmall, transparent, ac-countable and goodgovernment.

EVERY entrepreneur is familiar with these threewords: Find your passion.

But once you’ve figured that out (or if you’re luckyenough to already know what it is), does the moneyjust follow? Not exactly. Chances are you will haveto put in a lot of thought and effort to bridge the gapfrom that passion to a successful business.

Here’s some great advice from five successfulentrepreneurs who turned their passions into thriv-ing businesses. See which one might work for you.

MAKE A RADICAL SHIFTIN THE BUSINESS

IN 2007, out of a personal passion and the desireto fill a need in the marketplace, Sara Sutton Felllaunched FlexJobs.com, based in Boulder, Colo-rado. “I was looking for a good, flexible, legitimatejob I could work from home, and it was nearly im-possible to find. So even though I was pregnant andhadn’t planned on starting a business, I felt sostrongly that this would be a valuable service thatwas long overdue in the marketplace that I decidedto go for it.”

But after six months it became painfully clearthat while Flexjobs was starting to help people, thebusiness model wasn’t holding up. “I talked exten-sively with my two board members,” she says, “andwe realized we’d either have to shut the doors orcome up with some way to make the business via-ble.”

The group brainstormed ideas, and the solutionthey ultimately decided to implement was the exactopposite of what they had been doing.

They shifted the business revenue model to thepeople they wanted to serve the most—job-seek-ers—and implemented a low-cost subscription mod-el for them (it was free for qualified employers). “Thiswas a risky move,” admits Sutton Fell, “and I wasvery aware that charging job-seekers goes verymuch against the grain in the traditional job-servicemodel. However—and thankfully—it’s worked on allfronts.”

The company now has a staff of seven, all of whomwork from home offices on flexible schedules—theywanted to “walk the walk,” Sutton Fell says.FlexJobs.com has served more than 100,000 job-seekers, helping to make their job search more effi-cient and successful. Revenue has increased dra-matically.

Find that specialsomething that will transform

your businessAS a child, Richard Crasnick loved to play paper

football (where you flick a paper football and try tomake a touchdown). As he got older, the RedondoBeach, Calif., resident daydreamed about creating aleather football, instead of the paper version. In 2000,Crasnick created his leather football game andlaunched FIKI Sports, which stands for “Flick It andKick It.”

It took Crasnick three years to sell his first 100,000units. His big break came in early 2002, when heobtained licensing to use college logos on his prod-ucts. By 2005, the company was selling more than 1million units per year. Crasnick then decided to in-crease sales by getting an NFL license. While itproved difficult, he persisted and ultimately obtainedNFL licensing in 2006.

Crasnick credits his licensing deals as the “spe-cial something” that transformed his business frompassion to success. Today, FIKI Sports sells to largeretailers such as Sports Authority and Sears, andoffers other types of tabletop sports games as wellas football. And even in this economy, sales and prof-its are growing

Bridging the Gap Between Passion and ProfitsGet a business coach

CAN one person be the catalyst who helps you movefrom a so-so business to a successful one? MichelleKobernick thinks so.

The founder of Gourmet Everyday, a freshly pre-pared weight-management food-delivery service inOak Park, Mich., credits her business coach, Ron Coc-quyt of Hylander Management LLC with the dramaticchange in her business.

Kobernick, who had been a personal trainer and el-ementary school teacher, “inherited” three childrenwhen she married. Deciding to make her stepchildrena priority, she began to cook and found she enjoyed it.It soon became her passion, and she launched a busi-ness as a personal chef.

But her passion and cooking talent weren’t enough.Kobernick had very little business experience. “I waspulling my hair out trying to figure out how to run mybusiness,” she says. “Then a friend suggested I speakwith her business coach, Ron Cocquyt.”

When they met, Ron asked Kobernick, “What is re-sponsible for 80 percent of your revenue, and what doyou do that is different than anyone else?”

Says Kobernick, “That day, I began the process ofgoal setting, changing my message, focusing on aspecialty, and putting in place a system of account-ability to achieve success for those goals. We restruc-tured both the purpose and functions of the companyin order to turn the business around and become prof-itable. Ron helped me create all the necessary docu-ments that properly structure my business. Most im-portant, he helped me determine my exit strategy. Thisallows me to focus Gourmet Everyday on a long-termobjective.”

Today the business looks very different. “I liter-ally began everything at home: cooking, packag-ing, selling, even delivering,” says Kobernick. “Nowwe employ 10 people who have real job descrip-tions, with clear goals for sales, kitchen produc-tion and delivery. We have a high-functioning web-site to capture orders that feature one message(our meals are designed to support nutritional in-telligence) instead of trying to be something foreveryone. We have a very specific niche in the foodindustry that separates the Gourmet Everyday ser-vices from all others in the area. In the worst econ-omy on record, with the highest unemployment rate,Gourmet Everyday is thriving and has a long-term

plan.”

Dive into online retailingLARRY Dague had been scuba diving for years,

and loved it. To spend more time scuba diving, hedecided to open a scuba diving retailstore, Scubatoys, teaching scuba diving, selling gearand leading trips.

When he opened the store in 1997 in Dallas, web-sites were just becoming popular. Business wasslow, so Dague decided to learn how to write HTMLcode, encouraged by some scuba students whowere Cisco engineers.

“Within four years of selling my products online inaddition to selling them in my retail store, we wentfrom $200,000 a year in revenue to millions of dol-lars in sales, and employing a dozen people,” saysDague.

The best part? Financial success allows for moreopportunities to indulge his passion. Even with thetough economic times, Dague’s business is doingwell, and he can spend a lot of time diving. He re-cently returned from Grand Cayman, and over thenext few months will be diving in Australia and Pap-ua, New Guinea, while his management team—Dague’s two sons and a customer he certified as adiver 15 years ago—run the company in his absence.

CREATE THE RIGHT TEAM Back in 2001, Lori Bonn Gallagher was ready to

shut down her business. The CEO of Lori Bonn De-sign Inc., in Oakland, Calif., loved designing jewel-ry, but she was exhausted trying to balance timefor her family and run her company. She wasspending most of her time on management andfinancial issues, and dealing with the downturnfrom 9/11.

When she told her husband, Bill, she thought itwas time to close the business, his response sur-prised her. “Bill said he had been wanting to make achange, too, and thought it would be an interestingchallenge to run a small business like ours. Then heasked me if there was any part of the company I stillenjoyed, and I said I loved designing and meeting theclients who wear and sell my jewelry. So my hus-band became the CEO, and I am the designer andfounder.”

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Habang tumatagal ayunti-unti kong nararam-daman na lalong lumala-lim y’ong pagka-crush kokay Mary Ann, pero alamko at sigurado ako sa sar-ili ko na mali ‘yon. Maliang magkagusto ako sakanya for some reasons.Kaya one day, nag-decideako na itago na ang lahatng bagay na related sakanya, pinunit ko na rinang lahat ng notes ko napatungkol sa kanya up-ang pag-aralan kong kal-

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can now get back on track and get on with thoseprojects knowing they will all run smoothly.

GEMINI (May. 21- June 21) - Mercury, your rulingplanet, turns direct, which enables you to get a

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Libangan

malugi,Tara Birthday ni Claire

punta tayo!Wag na lang kaya, di

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Malapit na ang paskomay regalo ka na ba saakin?

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bilang isang best LTOModel Employee.Condolence sa

pamilya nila Jopay sapagpanaw ng

kanyang ina na siMrs. Lorenza

nakaraan May 6,2010, namatay ito sa

sakit na cancer.

PAGPAPASALAMAT-NAGLIB-OT sa iba’t ibang lugar ng distrito 3sina Konsehal Ramon Morales atkanyang kabiyak na si chairwom-an Noralyn Morales. Salamat saikatlong termino ng pagtitiwala nin-yo sa akin “MABUHAY KAYOSIR”. Denz Tonel

VICTORY PARTY-LABIS angkagalakan ni Konsehal Niño DelaCruz kasama ang kanyang mgainlaws (Villaruel family). At angmmga taong sumuporta sa kanya,gagawin ko ang lahat ng ikabubuting aking nasasakupan. Denz Tonel

MASKARA FESTIVAL-MALAKING tagumpay ng kapistahan ng patro-na Sta Monica ng dagupan Tondo nitong nakaraang Mayo 9, 2010. Naki-isa rin ang Couples for Christ WAIF sa pamumuno nila Bro. Jesse atSis. Mel Tiburan sa gabay ni father Pascual M. Gorgoña (Parish Priest).Denz Tonel

Proclaimed localcandidates as

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CAPITAL REGION

QUEZON CITY1st Dist Rep: Bingbong

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Belmonte

MAKATI CITYMayor: Jejomar Erwin

Binay Jr.Vice Mayor: Romulo Piña1st Dist Rep: Lagdameo

Monique Yazmin2nd Dist Rep: Marlen

Binay

CALOOCAN CITYMayor: Enrico EcheveriVice Mayor: Edgar Erice

1st Dist Rep: OscarMalapitan

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Joseph Victor Ejercito

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Jonathan Sanchez

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MAYOR CALIXTO, MAGDODOBLE KAYOD(Mula Pahina 1)

Sinabi pa nito, iangat niya (Calixto) ang ekonomiyang lungsod dahil isa itong tourist spot at nais pa ni-tong ma-develop na meron ang lungsod nang sa gay-on ay mapantayan nito o mahigitan pa ang mga kal-apit na lungsod na umaangat ang ekonomiya.

Idinagdag pa nito, na kapag maunlad ang bayan ayuunlad din ang pamumuhay na bawat mamamayanng Pasay sa pamamagitan ng pagbibigay ng kabuhayat trabaho para sa kanila.

Si Calixto ay naging 3-term councilor at 2-term vicemayor ng nasabing lungsod.

Samantala, Konsehal Marlon Pesebre naman angbise alkalde matapos nitong lampasuhin ang mgakanyang mga kalaban ganun din si Kon. Emi Calixtosiya na rin ang lone district Congresswoman.

POLITICAL CAREER NI TRINIDAD, NATULDUKAN NA.Ayon naman sa mga Pasayeños, ikinatuwa nila ang

pagka-panalo ni Calixto at inaasahan nilang magba-bago na ang takbo ng kani-kanilang buhay dahil sawakas ay natuldukan na rin ang matagal na panahonpamumuno ni Mayor Peewee Trinidad.

Ayon kay Aling Marina Zapata, 63, Malibay, Pasay,ngayon sila naniwala na malaki ang pakinabang ngAutomated Counting machine dahil lumalabas na maynagaganap na halalan sa bansa.

Aniya, kasama ng kanyang mga kababayan ay mala-ki ang kanilang kumpiyansa kay Calixto na baguhinang bulok na sistema sa lungsod at itama ang mgamali. Inaasahan din nila na maging patas ito at mag-ing transparent nang sa gayon ay hindi ito mapupu-laan sa ilalim ng kanyang liderato.

At sa pagkatalo ni Trinidad, itinuring ito ng mgaPasayeños na wala ng puwang pang manungkulan siTrinidad sa lungsod sinoman sa mga angkan nito.

Nagsimula ang karera sa politiko ni Trinidad noong 1963 bilangkonsehal hanggang sa naging bise alkalde at naging mayor.

ISA PANG KINATAWAN SA LUNGSODAt ngayon ay napalitan na ang alkalde sa lungsod,

dapat na rin umanong dagdagan ng isang Kinatawanang lungsod dahil nahahati ito sa dalawang distritokung saan ang konseho ay may distrito 1 at distrito 2.

Bakit umano hindi ito magiging dalawang Kinatawan,sa kabila ng malaki ang barangay na sakop nito namay 201 barangays at malaki rin ang nakokolektangtax samantalang sa lungsod ng Parañaque at 17 baran-gay lamang ito subalit nahahati sa dalawang distritoat dalawa rin ang Kinatawan.

WALANG mapagsidlan ng mga supporters ng Team Calixto, nangiproklama ng City Board of Canvassers bilang mayor ng lung-sod si Vice-Mayor Calixto (gitna).

KUMAKAWAY sa kanyang mga supporters si incoming PasayCity Mayor Tony Calixto (gitna).

DALAWANG kamay na itinaas ni Ms. Tricia del Rosario, na naka-sign na Liberal Party, tanda ng pagka-panalo ng kanilang grupolalo na ang presidential slot na si Liberal Party standard bearerNoynoy Aquino III.

INIHAHANDA na ng mga City Board of Canvassersang pagproklama sa mga nanalong kandidato sa

lungsod ng Pasay apat na araw matapos ang E-dayna ginanap sa loob ng Cuneta Astrodome.

MULA KANAN- Si Mrs. Tricia del Rosario, katabi ang kanyangasawa na si Mr. George del Rosario at bagong mayor ng lungsodna si Vice Mayor Tony Calixto. Kasama ang iba pa nilang sup-porters.

ANG BAGITONG si Pinkylyn Francisco (gitna) ay iprinoklama ngCity Board of Canvassers bilang bagong konsehal sa distrito-1sa lungsod ng Pasay.

HINDI rin napigilan magpakuha ng larawan ang mga supportersni Mayor Calixto matapos itong iproklama.

PRINOKLAMA rin bilang mga konsehal sina (ikalawa-mula kaliwa)Rey Padua, Vergel de Dios, Editha V., Ian Vendivel, at Arvin Tolen-tino, kapwa sa distrito 2. (una sa kanan).

SI INCOMING Pasay City Vice Mayor, Councilor Marlon Pesebreng Puwersa ng Masang Pilipino, (gitna) habang itinataas angkanyang kamay ng mga City Board of Canvassers matapos manalobilang landslide sa katatapos na May 10 elections.

ITINAAS NG MGA City Board of Canvassers ang mga kamay ninaVice Mayor Tony Calixto (pangatlo mula kanan) at Coun. Emi Calixto(pangalawa-kaliwa) kapwa ng Liberal Party, tanda ng pagka-panalobilang alkalde at Kongresista sa Pasay nakisaksi rin ang kanilangama na dati rin alkalde ng lungsod na si Eduardo Martin Calixto.

NAKISAYA rin ang no.1 supporters ng Team Calixto na sina Mr.George del Rosario at Boyet del Rosario.

(Mga larawankuha ni Denz Tonel)

SI INCOMING Congresswoman Emi Calixto, (pangalawa-kaliwa)habang itinataas ang dalawang kamay ng mga City Board ofCanvassers.

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May 21 2010 Peoples Brigada News