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SO) chair Margie Juico.Isang 60-taong-gulang na

building estimator at balikbayanmula New York ang nanalo.Sinamahan siya ng hindi bababasa tatlong kamag-anak sa tang-gapan ng PCSO sa Philippine In-ternational Convention Center(PICC) sa Pasay City 3:30 nghapon upang kuhanin ang tseke.

Ani Juico, hiniling ng nagwa-gi na hatiin sa dalawang tsekeang premyo.

“He looked like he’s just asimple man, mukhang mabait atmadasalin,” ani Juico hingil satumama. “But when he spoke, Inoted that he has a twang, thenhe said he’s a balikbayan andthat he and his family just came

home for a reunion.” Ama ng tatlong anak ang

nagwagi, na umuwi sa bansa

kasama ang pamilya at mga ka-patid noong Nob. 8.

“He said he just kept his tick-et, unsigned. But when his fami-ly heard that the winner placedhis bet in Olongapo, which wasalso one of the places they’vebeen to, they prodded him toget it and check if it had won,”salaysay ni Juico. “No’ng unatinatamad pa raw syang kuninpero nang nalaman niya nananalo s’ya, sigaw daw s’ya nangsigaw at talagang pasalamat s’yanang pasalamat sa Diyos.”

“Namamasyal lang daw sila saSubic and paalis na sila nangnaisipan n’yang tumaya. May sumingit pa nga raw na babae sa

harap n’ya habang nasa pila s’ya.Baka hindi siya nanalo kung hindisumingit ’yong babae,” ani Juico.

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2 NEWS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2010

KINASUHAN na ng homicide at multiplephysical injuries through reckless impru-dence and damage to property sa ManilaCity Prosecutor’s Office ang drayber ngtaxi na tinamaan ng tren ng Philippine Na-tional Railways (PNR) noong Martes.

Nasawi sa sakuna ang isang 17-taong-gulang na babae, na kinukupkop ng WhiteCross Children’s Home sa San Juan City.

Nasaktan naman ang kasama niyang tat-long ulila, nasa gulang na 8 hanggang 12taon, at dalawang social worker. Nilunasanang mga ito sa Ospital ng Maynila.

Ayon kay SPO3 Sergio Macaraig ngTraffic Enforcement Unit ng Manila PoliceDistrict, kinasuhan si Deogracias Fajardo,60, ng PNR at ng mga biktima.

Naganap ang sakuna sa kanto ng Laura atDr. M. Carreon sa Pandacan, Maynila, 7:05ng umaga noong Martes. Pinahinto na niPNR crossing guard Joselito si Fajardo ngunittinuloy pa rin ng drayber ang pagtawid sa

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25 TAON NA ANG INQUIRERNAGMISA sina Fr. Joey Faller, Fr. Jerry Orbos, SVD, at Fr. Glenn Paul Gomez, SVD, kahapon bagosimulan ang pagdiriwang sa ika-25 anibersaryo ng Philippine Daily Inquirer sa opisina nito sa Makati.

NIÑO JESUS ORBETA

Hinay-hinaysa atake saHukumanNAGBABALA ang mgasenador at isang obis-pong Katoliko kaha-pon na baka magdulotng krisis sa SaligangBatas ang pagtuligsan g M a l a c a ñ a n g s apambabasura ng KorteS u p r e m a s a t r u t hcommission.

“ M o r e r e s p e c tshould be accorded tothe high tribunal,” ani

Sen. Francis Escudero.Baka magdulot ito

ng “unnecessary rift”sa ehekutibo at hudi-katura, ani Sen. JuanMiguel Zubiri.

P a y o n i B u t u a nBishop Juan de DiosPueblos, opisyal ngCatholic Bishops Con-ference of the Philip-pines (CBCP), na iga-lang ng tatlong sangay

ng pamahalaan angisa’t isa. GCC Jr.

Xmas wish ni Pnoysa midya: Lubayan

n’yo na love life koMALIBAN sa pagkaka-roon ng maiibig, may isa pang inaasam nga-

yong Pasko ang pina-ka inaabangang bina-ta sa bansa—ang lu-bayan ng midya angkanyang buhay pag-ibig.

Habang dumadalosa Christmas party ngmga mamamahayagsa Palasyo Miyerkulesnang gabi, sinabi niPangulong Aquino naumaasa siya sa mabu-ting pakikipag-ugna-

yan sa midya.“It has been very

educational working with all of you and Ihope next year to beable to give you what

you need earlier thanlater,” aniya.

Tinutukoy niya angmedyo ginabi nangpress conference kaug-

nay sa reaksyon niyasa pagbasura ng KorteS u p r e m a s a T r u t hCommission.

Nagsimula na angkasiyahan nang du-mating ang Pangulo atnagpatawag ng pressconference. Bago nag-t a p o s , h u m i n g i n gpaumanhin si G. Aqui-n o s a m i d y a k u n gmayroon man siyangm g a p a g k u k u l a n g .Pasko naman, aniya.

At kung ang midyaman ay may pagkuku-lang ay sinabi ng Pan-gulo na hinayaan nalang niya ito na ma-

w a l a “ j u s t l i k e m y hair.”

Kaugnay sa kanyangbuhay-pag-ibig, sinabini G. Aquino na midya

ang unang makakaa-lam kung mayroon nasiya nito. COA

PARANGAL NG NOBEL PEACE PRIZE

’Di pagsipot ng Pinas binatikos yayang dumalo saparangalan sa Biy-

ernes sa Oslo, Norway.Nadismaya naman

sa Department of For-eign Affairs (DFA) si

Akbayan Rep. WaldenBello at sinabingmagpapadala siya ngliham ng pagtuligsasa ahensya at sa Em-bahada ng Tsina saMaynila.

“We protest if theUS tries to pressure

us. I think we should

equally protest whenthe Chinese do so. We

should not let this su-perpower slap usaround,” ani Bello.

Pahayag naman niHarry Roque, chair ngCenter for Interna-tional Law: “The lastthing the Philippinesshould be known foris as a supporter tothe repressive policiesof the Chinese gov-ernment.” AFP, DJ

Yap, TJ Burgonio

NAGULAT at nadismaya ang mga hu-

man rights activist at mambabatas sapasya ng pamahalaan ng Pilipinas namakiisa sa Tsina sa pag-isnab sa No-bel Peace Prize ceremony na kumiki-lala sa nakakulong na Chinese dissi-dent na si Liu Xiaobo.

“The Philippinesprides itself on itsdemocratic values,

which is why it isshocking to see thisgovernment turningits back on Liu Xi-

aobo’s nonviolent

struggle for free ex-pression in China,”pahayag ni ElainePearson, deputy direc-tor for Asia ng TheHuman Rights Watch.

Tinanggihan ng

Pilipinas ang paan-

Mahigit isang taon aabutinpaglilinis tinagasan ng langis

AABOT nang mara-ming taon ang pagsa-sa-ayos at pagpapa-numbalik sa kaayusanat kalinisan sa Baran-gay Bangkal, MakatiCity, na apektado ng

p a g t a g a s n g l a n g i smula sa butas na tubong First Philippine In-dustrial Corp. (FPIC).

Ayon kay Anthony Mabasa, tagapagsalitang FPIC, natukoy nanila ang mga apekta-dong lugar at ang tin-di ng kontaminasyon.

“This will speed upour work because wealready know the con-centration of the con-taminated area,” aniya.

Ngunit nang tanun-gin kung hanggangk a i l a n t a t a g a l a n gpaglilinis, sagot niya,“We’re not talking of months here. Based onour initial assessment,

it may take years.”Sa isang press con-ference, sinabi ng FPICna umabot sa 9,000metro-kwadrado anglugar na apektado ngpagtagas, partikular samalaking bahagi ngService Road mula Bo-nifacio Street hanggangP. Garcia Street, at sailang bahagi ng Osme-ña Highway. May 8,000bariles ng langis angtumapon doon. TGS

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SHOWBUZZ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2010 3

ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor

Ruffa: Nothing to hideabout ‘mystery guy’

“I’d rather not call him a‘mystery guy’ because we havenothing to hide,” Ruffa clarifies.“We traveled with a group of friends to attend the launch of Lanvin in Hong Kong. It’s funny that they took shots of just meand him. I’m no mistress nor amI doing any hanky-panky so it’sreally no big deal with me to beseen in public with him.”

Ruffa says the guy is a Brazil-ian-Spanish businessman and

she’d rather keep his identity private, “because he’s not inshow biz anyway.”

Does her mom AnnabelleRama approve of him? “Momand Dad have met him,” saysRuffa. “They like him but it’stoo early to say where things

would lead. What’s important isI’m happy because I can bemore of myself with him.”

The twinkle in Ruffa’s eyes isback. It outshines all her blingcombined.

Loudest whisperThe loudest whisper is that

Sarah Geronimo, Anne Curtisand Cristine Reyes are leavingtheir home network and movingto TV5.

If and when that material-izes, the three beauties will bemore than just eye candy in theKapatid network.

Could it be true that becauseof Viva’s boss Vic del Rosario’s

pivotal role in Willie Revil-lame’s TV comeback via WillingWillie, ABS-CBN is taking it outon Sarah who happens to be Vi-

va’s prized ward? Viva or Vendetta?

No rift?Joey Marquez refutes the ru-

mor that he has a rift with JohnEstrada and Richard Gomez,allegedly because of unsettledmoney matters after the deathof their beloved manager, Dou-

glas Quijano.

But is it be true that whenJoey was invited to be a gueston TV5’s Sunday noontimeshow PO5, hosts John and Go-ma were not too keen about it?“Busy lang kami pare-pareho,”explains Joey. “Pero madalas parin kami magtawagan. Sa lalimng pinagsamahan namin, walanang intrigang makakasira safriendship namin.”

To end all speculations, thethree of them should do a re-

make of their legendary sitcom, Palibhasa Lalake. Or else lalakipa ang issue.

Uniquecollaborations

Visions is a one-night-only af-fair that will showcase the mostunique collaborations betweenmore than 50 of the mostpromising and stellar names inshow biz, society, fashion andphotography.

The event will be held to-morrow, 9 p.m. at Amber Ul-tralounge, The Fort, Taguig.

Tanduay’scalendar girl

Iya Villania’s beauty andbrains made her the perfectchoice as Tanduay Rhum 5

Years’ calendar image model for2011. Though Iya has beenknown to be conservative, shun-ning offers in the past to pose in

various men’s magazines, shebelieved the time was right toshow another dimension of her-self, not just as an actress but asa person.

‘Star Confessions’Cristy Fermin will reveal her

soft side on her new show, “StarConfessions” on TV5 (premierestonight after “Willing Willie”).

The pilot episode featuresthe life story of host-dancer

Congratulations.

Next in line is funnyman Sha-lala’s biography (or should I say BOYography?).

If Cristy’s own life story would be made, who would she

want to portray her and what would the highlight be? “My choice would be Candy Pangili-nan,” she says. “Gusto ko mag-sentro ito sa buhay ko bilang

single mom.” A celebrity’s life is an open

book. In Cristy’s show, you’ll getto read between the lines fromcover to cover.

By Dolly Anne Carvajal

RUFFA GUTIERREZ was spotted at the Ninoy

Aquino International Airport arrival area with agorgeous foreigner. Who’s the mystery guy?

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Marianne, 12; andMa. Denise, 10.

•SM CITY NA-GA Sonia Roco, Vic

Nierva

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6 SPORT S FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2010

DENNIS U. EROA, Editor

ALAMATISA si Paquito Rivas (ikalawa mula sa kaliwa, alamat ng Tour of Luzon, sa mga dumalo sa pagbubukas ng bagong sangay ngTsoko.Nut Batirolsa FastByte-

Alabang.Makikita si Rivasna kasama angstaff ngTsoko.NutBatirol-Alabangstaff.Susuportahan ngkilalang Pinoycoffee chain angisang malakingpadyakan bilangsuporta sa mga

Pinoy cyclists.

HUSAY N’YOMALAKAS ang tahol ng nagbubunying Philippine Azkals sa ASEAN Football Championship (Suzuki Cup).Nagawang pumasok sa semifinals ng PH matapos tumabla sa Myanmar, 0-0, Miyerkules sa Nam Dinh,

Vietnam. Gumawa ng ingay sa rehiyon ang mga Azkals matapos kagatin ang bigatin at kampeong Vietnam,2-0. Tabla rin ang laban ng bansa sa paboritong Singapore,1-1. INQUIRER WIRES

SUZUKI CUP SEMIS SA INDONESIA GAGAWIN

PH Azkals ‘nayari’Simon McMenemy na isang En-glishman. “The AFF needs to re-think its decision.”

Samantala, umapela angPhilippine Olympic Committeekay Suzuki Cup CompetitionsCommittee chairman Ravy Khek na baguin ang desisyon.

"It is a rare opportunity forour country’s football team toenter the semifinals of the pres-tigious Suzuki Cup,” sabi ni

POC chairman MonicoPuentevella.

"We hope for your considera-tion to push through with thislong-awaited moment in thehistory of this game in ourcountry.”

Ni Cedelf P. Tupas

H ANOI — Agad napalitan ng lungkot ang katu-waan ng Pilipinas ilang minuto matapos maku-ha ng mga Azkal ang makasaysayang upuan sa

semifinals ng Asean Football Federation Suzuki Cup.Ito ay dahil sa desisyon ng

AFF na gawin ang home leg nghome and away semifinals saGelora Bung Karno Stadiumdahil sa kakulangan ng palaru-

an sa Pilipinas na ayon sa inter-nasyonal na pamantayan.

Ngunit higit na nakapagtata-ka na mismong ang natanggalna pangulo ng Philippine Foot-ball Federation na si Jose MariMartinez ang isa sa pumayag sadesisyon ng AFF na ibigay sa In-donesia ang karapatan na mag-ing host ng dalawang laro sasemis.

Agad na sumangayon si Mar-tinez sa desisyon bagamat hindi

pa man lamang nabibisita ngmga kinatawan ng AFF angPanaad Stadium sa BacolodCity.

Ginawa ang paligsahan safootball sa Panaad noong 2005at ang AFF Qualifying Tourna-ment noong 2006.

"Bringing the games home isthe only way we can repay Fil-ipinos for the support they haveshown,” wika ni team managerDan Palami.

"This is a disaster. We’re ab-

solutely gutted,” sabi ni Fil-ipino-British striker Phil

Younghusband. “We have toplay at home if we really wantto promote the sport.”

"What’s the point of makingthe semifinals if we can’t play athome,” dagdag ni James nanakatatandang utol ni Phil.

"The players worked so hardand not playing at home is ab-solutely criminal,” sabi ni coach

HAMON

MATAPOS ang malaking panalo niFighting Congressman Manny Pacquiao sa Mexicanong si Anto-nio Margarito, nagpahayag siyana lalaban pa siya ng dalawangulit bago siya tuluyang magretirosa sport na nagbigay sa kanya ng

kasikatan at kayamanan.Naku , kay daming gustong

lumaban sa kanya dahil angkahulugan nito’y limpak-limpak na dolyares sakali at patulansila ng eight division at 8 title-holder na si Pacquiao.

Matunog na matunog nanaghahamon sa kanya ay siSugar Shane Mosley sa kabilana may katandaan na ito at siJuan Manuel Marquez na tilalintang sunod ng sunod at ha-

mon ng hamon na maglabansila sa ikatlong pagkakataon.

Sabi nga ang lahat ay may katapusan at ang pagreretiro ay banaag na ni Pacquiao samadaling hinaharap.

Tunay nga na maaring walang bosingero na makakapantay o sisira sa narating niya saboksing kundi ang sarili niya,pero hindi pa rin siguromakukumpleto ito kung hindiniya maisasara ang issue kay

Marquez at siyempre kay FloydMayweather.Nakakapagtakang, hamon ng

hamon si Pacquiao kay May- weather samantalang si Marquezna hamon nang hamon naman sakanya ay hindi niya pinapansin.

Kaya nga lahat na yata ngpang-iinis ay ginagawa sa kanya

ni Marquez para sa inaasam ni-tong third showdown that willsettle the issue na kesyo siyaang nanalo sa huli nilang labanna pinawagihan ni Pacquiao viasplit decision.

Pero malamig ang receptionna ibinigay ni Pacquiao sa napa-ka-init na hamon dahil waladaw manonood at walang kiki-tahing pera kung sakali kaya ik-inasa ang laban kay Mosley sa

Abril ng susunod na taon ngpromoter na si Bob Arum.

Well, kay dami nang kinita ni

Pacquiao na dolyar at baka ngamas marami pa sa foreign cur-rency reserve ng Pilipinas saloob ng isang buwan.

Bakit hindi pagbigyan siMarquez ng sa gayun ay ma-satisfy ito at ang ilang skepticsna nagsasabing tila takot angPambansang Kamao na luma-ban.

Pagkatapos ni Marquez ay isunod naman niya si Mayweath-er upang ang kanyang legacy ay

perpekto at wala nang taongpupula at magsasabi na hindi na-man niya nilabanan si Marquez atang saksakan ng daldal at bulas-tog na si Floyd Jr.

Dapat na ipakita ni Pacquiaoang pagsisikap at kagustuhanniyang makalaban angdalawang ito para pagdating ngpanahon ay wala ng “kung atsana”. Sina Marquez at May-

weather ang maaring magsil-bing mantsa sa pambihiraniyang record sa boksing .

Must na gawin ito ng Pam-bansang Kamao para matam-meme ang mga nagdududa atinggitero!

Kung mangyari ito saka nalamang si Mosley bilangpanghimagas sa kanyang pagr-eretiro sa boksing!

INHUDDLE

Beth [email protected]

Kings, Texters collide todayBy Musong R. Castillo

BARANGAY Ginebra and Talk ‘NText finally get the chance toget rid of each other’s company today when they clash in thePBA Philippine Cup with the

winner likely to get the secondquarterfinal bonus at the Arane-ta Coliseum in Cubao.

Game time is 7:30 p.m. withthe odds stacked just about evenas the Kings and the Texters haveboth played with great efficiency

leading into this crucial clash.

Though both still have a

game to go, chances are the winner will go on an join SanMiguel as teams with a twice-to-beat privilege in the quarter-finals with the loser to be con-tent on playing the No. 6 teamsin a best-of-three series.

Meanwhile, defending cham-pion Derby Ace tries to cementits hold of fourth spot – and abest-of-three quarterfinal match

with the No. 5 seed – when theLlamados battle ousted Barako

Bull in the 5 p.m. curtain-raiser.

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Life coaches share expertise in ‘Vision Logbook’logbook, conversion tables,notes, and Francis Kong stories,tips, and quotations. This canbe claimed after a UCC cus-tomer accumulates P5,000 inUCC Coffee Concept Store re-ceipts. More promotionalcoupons for free dishes ordrinks are inside the logbook.

A customer may claim thelogbook by presenting receipts is-sued from Dec. 15, 2010, to Feb.28, 2011. Customer will receivea Beacons of Change Card which

will give him/her a chance to get

a seat to a Group CollaborationTalk with Francis Kong.

Customers may also availthemselves of additional mod-ules, such as Randell Tiongson’s12 Easy Steps to Financial Well-ness, Mind Mapping by RajuMandhyan, and the “En-trepreneur’s Workbook forChange” by Let’s Go Foundation.

Customers can choose one of these three modules for every

ENTREPRENEUR Hubert Young thought it was the

right time for a vision logbook that can help peoplebring about change. Young, owner of the UCC Cof-

fee concept shops in the Philip-pines, decided to bring togetherthe beacons of change to helphim create that vision logbook.

The beacons of change aresome of the country’s top busi-ness coaches. These beacons areexperts in their respective fieldsand are all well-versed when itcomes to planning for change.

The beacons of change whocontributed to the vision log-book include personal financeexpert Randell Tiongson, moti-

vational speaker Francis Kong,and mind mapping expert RajuMandhyan. Let’s Go Foundation,a foundation aimed at poverty alleviation through en-trepreneurship education, con-tributed the EntrepreneurshipWorkbook for Change module.

Building on the theme “Posi-

tive Change and Planning forChange,” the UCC Vision Log-book aims to deliver to loyalUCC customers a blend of moti-

vational and practical informa-tion to keep on top of people’sminds ways to bring about posi-tive change throughout the year.

“This vision logbook we cameup with isn’t just a vision log-book,” says Young. “It is some-thing useful for individuals who

want to see change in themselvesand in their social environment.It is innovative and relevant.”

UCC Coffee Concept Storerecently launched the UCC Vi-sion Logbook at the UCC CafeTerrace, 26th St. ForbestownCenter, Taguig City.

The basic vision logbook in-cludes 2011 and 2012 calendarsand contains various usefulmodules such as a travel vision

P1,500 single minimum receiptpurchase at UCC Coffee ConceptStores within the promo period.

Five percent of the proceedsfrom the UCC Beacons of Change Vision Logbook program

will be donated to Christ’s Com-

mission Fellowship, a movement with outreaches for ethics and values formation for govern-ment, outreaches for prisoners,street children, cancer and sub-stance abuse patients, and othersectors of society.

MAKEUP BY MAYBELLINE NEW YORK

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