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BASURANG ITINAPON MO, BABALIK DIN SA IYOBUONG araw nang naghakot kahapon ang pinagsamang pwersa ng MMDA at Manila City HallDepartment of Public Services pero hindi pa rin naubos ang basurang inanod sa pampang ng ManilaBay sa Roxas Boulevard. NIÑO JESUS ORBETA

BIGATINPinaka-big time na mga negosyanteng Pinas kasama ni PNoy sa Tsina

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B EIJING—Para bigyang diin na kalakalan at pamu-muhunan ang layunin ng pagbisita niya sa Tsina,dumating si Pangulong Aquino rito na may kasa-

mang 270-delegasyong pang-negosyo, kasama na angpinakamalalaking lider ng industriya sa Pilipinas.

Ilan sa mga kilalang pangalansa delegasyon ay sina JohnGokongwei, Jr., nagtatag at chairemeritus ng JG Summit Holdings;Lucio Tan, nagtatag at pinuno ngpangkat ng mga kumpanyangtaglay ang kanyang pangalan;George Ty, pinuno ng Metrobank,at Tony Tan Caktiong, chair ngJollibee Foods Corp.

Ang iba ay sina Manuel V.Pangilinan, chair ng PhilippineLong Distance Telephone Co.; Ra-mon Ang, presidente at CEO ngSan Miguel Corp., at WashingtonSycip, nagtatag ng SGV and Co.

Marami sa mga lider ngnegosyo ang kasama ng Pangulosa espesyal na biyahe ng Philip-pine Airlines (Flight PR001) nadumating dito kahapon nang gabi.(Para sa listahan ng ibang negos-yante, tingnan sa Pahina 6)

“The primary objective of thePresident’s visit is to further

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Ani Ochoa, makikipagkita siG. Aquino sa mga pinuno ngnegosyo at sa mga tagapangasiwang kalakalan sa Tsina. “(G)iventhe potential of both our econo-mies, we hope to close investmentdeals that will be beneficial for allthose involved,” dagdag niya.

Kung makakamit ang mga ina-asahan sa biyahe, ang P25 mil-yong inilaan dito ay masusulit.

Inaasahang sasangayon angPilipinas at China na magtutulun-gan sa pag-unlad ng kani-kanilangmga ekonomiya sa susunod na li-mang taon sa pamamagitan ngdagdag na palitan ng produkto naaabot ng $60 bilyon.

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Gadhafi welcome in African countryA school headmas-

ter looked slightlymore nervous whenasked if he wouldopen his home toGadhafi but arguedMali had long benefit-ed from the maverickleader’s largesse andcould not leave himout in the cold.

“I agree to wel-come Gadhafi. We arenot ungrateful people.

He opened his walletto us Africans. Todayhe is experiencing dif-ficult times, weshould not forsakehim,” he said.

Gadhafi’s where-abouts remained un-known, but the Alge-rian government saidthat his wife andthree children hadfled Libya to Algeria,firm evidence that the

longtime leader hadlost his grip on hiscountry.

Libyan rebels saidthat another Gadhafison, elite militarycommander Khamis,was probably killed inbattle on Saturdaynear the town ofTarhouna, 80 kilome-ters southeast of theLibyan capital ofTripoli. Reuters

GAO, Mali—Moammar Gadhafi’s circleof friends on the international sceneis fast shrinking but in the Maliantown of Gao, residents say they wouldbe happy to welcome the fugitiveLibyan leader.

“Let Gadhafi comehere. We will offerhim bed and board,”said a chemist in Gao,the impoverished Sa-helian country’s maineastern hub.

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noong isang linggo atsinabihan ang may1.5 milyong kabataanna maging mga mis-yonero at mag-“sharewith others the joy ofyour faith.”

Ayon kay Gargan-ta, “70 percent” sa427 delegado na du-malo sa WYD sa pa-mumuno ng komisy-on ay nakabalik na.Ang iba ay hinahanappa rin ng Simbahan.

May 1,500 iba pana nagpunta sa ilalimng ibang pangkat.

“They should comeback and be thankfulthat they were able toattend the 26th WorldYouth Day in Spain,”

ani Garganta sa ling-guhang balitaan naginagawa ng Simba-han sa IlustradoRestaurant sa Intra-muros, Maynila.

“They should bringhome what theylearned. They couldshare many thingswith those waiting forthem,” aniya.

Sa nakaraang WYDsa Germany noong2005 at sa Canadanoong 2002 ay mayilang delegadong Pili-pino ang hindi naumuwi.

May hanggang git-na ng Setyembre paraumuwi ang nagpuntasa Espanya.

Ni Philip C. Tubeza

IKA-11 UTOS: Huwag kang magti-TNT.Sa madaling salita, umuwi kayo.

Nanawagan kaha-pon ang isang opisyalng Catholic BishopsConference of thePhilippines (CBCP) samga Pilipinong dele-gado sa katatapos naWorld Youth Day(WYD) sa Madrid, Es-panya, at sinabinghuwag silang magingiligal na manlalakbaysa Europa.

Ang mga Pilipinongiligal na nagtatrabahosa ibang bansa at umi-iwas sa mga otoridaddoon ay tinatawag na

TNT o tago nang tago.Sinabi ni Fr. Cone-

gondo Garganta, ex-ecutive secretary ngCBCP Episcopal Com-mission on the Youth,na masisira ang tiwa-lang ng pamahalaanng Espanya sa Simba-han sa Pilipinas kapaghindi sila umuwi.Aniya, nagbigay ngmga visa ang pama-halaan ng Espanyadahil sa pag-endorsong Simbahan.

Dumalo si PapaBenito XVI sa pista

Nag-TNT sa World Youth Daykinokonsyensya para umuwi

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GANDANG PINAYKASAMA ang iba pang kandidata, dumalaw siMiss Philippines Shamcey Supsup sa Escola deModa fashion school sa Sao Paulo, Brazilkahapon. Sa Sept. 13 (Manila time) nagaganapin ang Miss Universe pageant sa SaoPaulo. REUTERS

Friday, 3 p.m.habit ng mgataga-CustomsNi Cathy Yamsuan

SINO man ang pumalit kay AngelitoAlvarez sa customs ay kailangangmanmanan ang mga “reunion” ngmga tiwaling opisyal at kawani ngahensya tuwing ika-3 ng hapon saport area, sabi ni Sen. Panfilo Lacsonkahapon.

Sinabi ni Lacsonna kapag nabuwag naang pangkat na ito aydoon lang masasabing sino mang com-missioner ng Bureauof Customs (BOC) nanaalis na ang kati-walian sa ahensya.

Anang senador,isang lantad na sikre-to sa mga taga-cus-toms na nagkikita angmga tiwaling opisyalat manggagawa“somewhere in thepier” para makulektaang parte nila sasuhol na ibinibigay ngmga negosyante paramadaliin ang pagla-bas ng kanilang mgakargamento.

“This is the reasonwhy it is difficult toget in touch withmost customs officialson Fridays,” aniya.“All roads lead to thepier just so they cancollect their share inthis institutionalized

corruption.”Mayo pa ay usap-

usapan na papalitan siAlvarez, sa gitna ngkontrobersya na maynaipuslit na sasakyansa Mindanao, kasamana ang isang motor naHarley Davidson naninakaw sa isang ma-nunulat sa Hollywood.

Sa simula nitongbuwan ay ibinulgar niAlvarez na mahigit2,000 container mulasa Port of Manila angnawala na nagresultasa malaking pagkalu-gi ng pamahalaan.

Nitong Lunes ayibinunyag ni Alvarezna may mga ipinuslitna kargamento naaniya ay ginamit sapagkalap ng pondopara sa kampanya sahalalan ng adminis-trasyong Arroyo.

Si dating-Rep.Ruffy Biazon angsinasabing kapalit niAlvarez. COA

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Jose Pardo, chair ngthe Philippine Cham-ber of Commerce at ngIndustry Council of

Business Leaders; Car-los Chan, chair of Li-wayway Holdings; Er-ramon Aboitiz, presi-d e n t a n d C E O o fAboitiz Equity Ven-tures; Tan Ching of theFederation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers ofCommerce and Indus-try, Inc.; and FrancisChua, president of thePCCU-PCBC.

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But early this yearthree more offerscame in, promptingLlapitan to ask theproponents to joinforces for the gig tohappen.

It’s now all systemsgo for RebelYell!—billed as “aNew Wave con-cert/dance party” tobe held Sept. 9, 8p.m. at NBC Tent,Bonifacio Global City.

Resty Cornejo,Identity Crisis gui-tarist, arrived Satur-day from Hong Kongfor the concert; drum-mer Marvin Mendiolais flying in from theUnited States; al-though bassist BogsAmbrosio, who suc-cumbed to a heart at-tack in Singapore re-

cently, will sadly bemissed.

Completing thelineup are vocalists“Cool Carla” Abayaand Buddy Arceo andLlapitan.

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like a family reunion!We’ll all be wearingour boots, trenchcoats and hairstylesas we used to,” saidLlapitan.

The concert will al-so feature Jett Pan-

gan, Kudos Loves ’80sand Nicole Asencio,with party music byDJ Jon Tupaz andMode Zero. PocholoConcepcion

HathawayscornedLONDON— Britishfilm critics havepoured scorn on USactress Anne Hath-away for her north-ern English accent inthe movie “OneDay,” calling it “an-other Hollywoodstinker.” The actressargued that she hadworked with a dia-logue coach. WroteTelegraph’s RobbieCollin: “[It’s] one ofthe most honkinglyrubbish Yorkshire ac-cents you’ve everheard.” Reuters

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Award, winner!Rebyu ni Vives Anunciacion

Zombadings 1: Patayin sa Shokotsi RemingtonDirected by Jade Castro

H UWAG matakot,maki-bakla. To-day is National

Zomba Day!Mula sa mga sumulat ng

award-winning na Anak, Tang-ing Yaman at Magnifico angnakakalerky na kwento ng isangbinatang sinumpang magingbadingger-Z.

Sa bayan ng Lucban, Que-zon, isa-isang misteryosongnangamatay ang mga shoklesh.Suspetsa ng awtoridad (Janicede Belen plays police chief), se-rial killer ang may kakagawan.Samantala, unti-unti namangpumipilantik ang mga daliri niRemington (Martin Escudero)sa kabila ng nararamdaman kaybeautiful girlalu Hannah (Lau-ren Young).

Any moment, si Remingtonna ang magiging target ng seri-

al killer, kaya hahanapin ninaRemington, Hannah at bestfriend Jigs (Kerbie Zamora) angtandercats (Roderick Paulate)na sumumpa kay bagets.Mabubulabog ang zombayanannang magsibangon ang mga

dead na vakler. Award! Kungbakit, watch na lang.

Kapansin-pansin ang consis-tent tone sa direction. Sa kabilang tema nito, the film nevergoes unnecessarily over-the-top.Marami na ang nakapanood at

nagsabing Martin Escudero is arevelation in this movie. What'snot being pointed out often isthat he's an effective comedian.Escudero suavely conveys Rem-ington's transformation frombruskong boylet to twinklingbeki in a few scenes and the re-sults are hilarious.

As far as defining the genreof Zombadings, it's really moreof a comedy and not exactlyhorror-comedy dahil maliit langna elemento ng kwento anghorror. I point this out dahil bi-hira ang horror-comedy sub-genre sa Philippine cinema, nakung sakali ay naging isangmalaking contribution sana ngpelikula. But that doesn't takeaway the fact that this is asmartly-made, very funny come-dy.

Hindi dito unang besesnagamit ang salitang 'award' inthe same context sa isang pe-likulang Pilipino. Sa 1985 sexcomedy na Mga ParuparongBuking ni J. Erastheo Navoa,isa-isang hinarap ng mga ma-chong sina Eddie Rodriguez,Eddie Garcia at Geroge Estre-gan ang estado ng seksuwalidadng kanilang mga karakter. Sigu-rado akong bago pa nito'y gas-gas na ang beki version ng'lagot!'

In this sense, matagal nangsinisingit sa kamalayan ng mgaPilipinong manonood angdiskursong sexual identity mulasa Facifica Falayfay ni Dolphy(1969) hanggang sa Charot(1984) at Ako si Kiko, Ako siKikay (1987) na pinagbidahandin ni Paulate. Zombadings pre-sents the same discoursethrough this comedy. Pahapyawna dadaanan nito ang mgaisyung nature vs. nurture,stereotyping, patriarchy at patifluidity of gender — all consis-tently non-judgmental excepttowards one: that non-accep-tance and intolerance is the en-emy.

Ganito rin ang naging ap-proach ng grupo nang kanilangiproduce ang Ang Pagdadalagani Maximo Oliveros noong 2005para sa Cinemalaya (Maxi isreferenced in one of Reming-ton's looks).

It's so easy to heap hyperboleonto Filipino films like Zombad-ings which deserve all the at-tention they should get, kasimas madalas tayong nakaka-panood ng mga de-numerongpelikulang kaydaling malimu-tan. Kaydaling sabihin na,‘Panalo ang Zombadings, win-ner!’ — pero ang tunay na win-ner dito ay ang audience.

Poems and reflections by Michael JacksonBy Dolly Anne Carvajal

AS A true-blue Michael Jacksonfanatic, allow me to payhomage to the late great King ofPop in celebration of his birth-day(Aug. 29, 1958). MJ wouldhave been 53 on Monday.

Among all my MJ memora-bilia, I treasure his book Danc-ing the Dream (Poems and Reflec-tions by Michael Jackson) themost. MJ dedicated the book tohis mother, Katherine, and it hasa foreword by his best friend,Elizabeth Taylor. It also contains100 glossy photographs. Thebook is published by Doubledayin 1992 and reissued byTransworld in 2008 after MJ’sdeath).

It’s a rare and priceless find.I’ve read the book over and overagain. It gains deeper signifi-cance each time. Every MJdiehard should have one. For alegend like MJ who was oftenjudged and misunderstood, thebook scratches beyond the sur-face and reveals treasures kept

deep in MJ’s big and soft heart.To give you a glimpse of MJ’s

inner workings, here are someexcerpts from Dancing theDream.

On behalf of all the MJ fans,happy birthday to our foreveridol! Thank you for being bornand changing our world withyour music. Brilliance is a giftyou were born with and love isa gift you left us all with.

‘Dancing the dream’Michael Jackson, in his own

words:“Consciousness expresses it-

self through creation. Thisworld we live in is the dance ofthe creator. Dancers come andgo in the twinkling of an eyebut the dance lives on.

“On many an occasion whenI’m dancing, I’ve felt touched bysomething sacred. In those mo-ments, I’ve felt my spirit soarand become one with every-thing that exists.

“I become the stars and themoon. I become the lover andthe beloved. I become the victor

and the vanquished. I becomethe master and the slave. I be-come the singer and the song.

“I become the knower andthe known. I keep on dancingand then, it is the eternal danceof creation. The creator and cre-ation merge into one wholenessof joy.

“I keep on dancing... anddancing, until there is only... thedance.”

Magical childOnce there was a child and

he was free/Deep inside, he feltthe laughter/The mirth andplay of nature’s glee/He wasnot troubled by thoughts ofhereafter/Beauty, love was allhe’d see

He knew his power was thepower of God/He was so sure,they considered him odd/Thispower of innocence, of compas-sion, of light/Threatened thepriests and created a fright/Inendless ways they sought to dis-mantle/This mysterious forcewhich they could not handle

In endless ways they tried to

destroy/His simple trust, hisboundless joy/His invincible ar-mor was a shield of bliss/Noth-ing could touch it, no venom,no hiss

The child remained in a stateof grace/He wasn’t confined intime or place/In Technicolordreams, he frolicked andplayed/While acting his part, inEternity he stayed

Soothsayers came and for-tunes were told/Some werevehement, others werebold/In denouncing this child,this perplexing creature/Withthe rest of the world heshared no feature/Is he real?He is so strange/His unpre-dictable nature knows norange/He puzzles us so, is hestraight?/What’s his destiny?What’s his fate?

And while they whisperedand conspired/Through endlessrumors to get him tired/To killhis wonder, trample himnear/Burn his courage, fuel hisfear/The child remained justsimple, sincere

All he wanted was the moun-tain high/Color the clouds,paint the sky/Beyond theseboundaries, he wanted to fly/Innature’s scheme, never to die

Don’t stop this child, he’s thefather of man/Don’t cross hisway, he’s part of the plan/I amthat Child, but so areyou/You’ve just forgotten, justlost the clue

Inside your heart sits aSeer/Between his thoughts, hecan hear/A melody simple butwondrously clear/The music oflife, so precious, so dear

If you could for one mo-ment know/This spark of cre-ation, this exquisite glow/Youwould come and dance withme/Kindle this fire so wecould see/All the children ofthe Earth/Weave their magicand give new birth/To aworld of freedom with nopain/A world of joy, muchmore sane

Deep inside, you know it’strue/Just find that child, it’shiding in you.

KASAMA ni Remington (Martin Escudero, kanan) ang kanyangbest friend na si Jigs (Kerbie Zamora)

10 SHOWBUZZ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011

Now showing, now naZombadings 1: Patayin sa

Shokot si RemingtonDirected by Jade Castro; stars

Martin Escudero, Lauren Young,Roderick Paulate, Eugene Domin-go, Janice de Belen, John Regala

As a kid, Remington (Escud-ero) insults a mysterious gay(Paulate) who puts a curse onhim: He will turn queer whenhe grows up. From the same in-die team behind Ang Pagdadala-ga ni Maximo Oliveros and En-do, this campy comedy crossesgenres and pays homage tosuch 1980s cult masters asChaning Carlos and JoeyGosiengfiao. “I wanted every-one in the cast and crew tohave fun and go wild creative-ly,” Castro says.

Wedding Tayo,Wedding Hindi

Directed by Jose Javier Reyes;Eugene Domingo, Toni Gonzaga,Wendell Ramos, Zanjoe Marudo,Lou Veloso, Vangie Labalan

Two feisty friends (Domingo,Gonzaga) attempt to prove thatmarriage is either the best orworst thing that can happen toa modern woman. Mayhem en-sues, of course. Director Reyesrecalls that this comedy caperwas “as much fun during theshooting, as it was watching itonscreen, during the editingprocess.” While he and Eugene

have worked countless timesbefore, it’s his first time to di-rect Toni. “They are happy,crazy women.”

Bad TeacherDirected by Jake Kasdan; stars

Cameron Diaz, Justin Timber-lake, Jason Segel, Molly Shan-non, John Michael Higgins, DavidAllen

Flaky gal (Diaz) wants a

boob job, so she applies as aschool teacher for the cashbonus offered in exchange forhigh test scores. LOS ANGELESTIMES’ Betsy Sharkey calls it “afrustrating mix of smart flashand smirking impudence.” NEWYORK TIMES’ Manohla Dargisagrees: “It’s the kind of broadcomedy that threatens to getugly and... succeeds.” NEWYORKER’s Anthony Lane notes:“You might applaud the gall ofthe film.”

Deep GoldDirected by Michael Gleissner;

stars Bebe Pham, Jaymee Ong,Laury Prudent, Joel Torre, Ker-sten Hui, Michael Gleissner

Champ diver (Pham) snoopsinto the disappearance of herboyfriend and a gold loot in aplane crash. Brian Orndorf ofbrianorndorf.com points out: It“offers a few moderate thrills...thick-fingered, cheesy.” WitneySeibold of witneyman.word-

press.com was impressed by “itsutter earnestness... Gleissnerwas trying to make somethingspectacular.” Forcesofgeek.comdescribes it as “a throwback to1980s late-night cable movies.”

Shark Night 3DDirected by David R. Ellis;

stars Sinqua Walls, Alyssa Diaz,Sara Paxton, Dustin Milligan,Chris Carmack, KatharineMcPhee

Young revelers are attackedby deadly sharks at theLouisiana gulf. Bloodygoodhor-ror.com compares it to “‘Piranha3D,’ only rated PG-13 so it’s go-ing to be missing all the goodstuff... blood and boobs.”Dread-central.com quips: “Thisis a shark-attack flick! Bitingand blood are just about a giv-en.” A ROTTEN TOMATOES review-er remarks: “Three longmarathons of DISCOVERY CHAN-NEL’s Shark Week strung into amovie.”

ZOMBADINGS

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 2011 SPORTS DENNIS U. EROA, Editor

Francisco luv magingdehado kay Domingo

layan, Occidental Mindoro.‘‘Drian knows the significance

of this bout.This can make orbreak his career. A win will leadto bigger fights overseas in hisquest for the world title,” wikani Anuran.

Kasalukuyan nagsasanay siFrancisco sa ilalim ni Benny dela Peña sa Touch Gloves BoxingGym sa Agoncillo, Batangas.

Maghaharap bilang mga ban-tamweight (118 libra) sina Fran-cisco at Domingo.

Pinasalamatan ni Anuran angpamunuan ng ALA sa pagbibi-day-daan sa laban ng dalawangworld-class Pinoy boxers.

‘‘Siguradong hitik ito sa aksy-on. Hindi rin matatawaran anghinahanda naming supportingbouts,” ani Anuran. Dennis Eroa

N ATUTUWA si Drian ‘‘Gintong Kamao” Francis-co (20-1-1, 16 KOs) na siya ay balik dehado sasimula ng kanyang paglalakbay upang tubusin

ang karangalan na tila naglaho matapos mabigo sa ka-may ni Thai fighter Tepparith Singwancha noong Mayosa Udon Thani, Thailand.

Llamado ang pambato ngSaved by the Bell Promotions saunang depensa ng kanyangWorld Boxing Association inter-im super flyweight title ngunitsinira ito ni Tepparith na nanalosa unanimous decision.

Upang mapatunayan na maykakayahan pa siyang magingpandaigdigang kampeon, sisi-mulan ni Francisco ang kanyangatake kontra sa mahusay na alasng sikat na ALA Stable na siMichael ‘‘Bruce Lee” Domingo(41-15-2, 19KOs).

Tinaguriang ‘‘Pinoy Warriors”ang fight card na inorganisa ngSaved by the Bell sa pamumunoni Elmer Anuran at Solar SportsSetyembre 24 sa Makati Colise-um.

“‘Ala akong problema sa pagi-ging dehado. Gusto kong mag-ing dehado sapagkat lumabanna ako at nanalo bilang dehado.Ginagalang ko ang mga sinasabing mga eksperto ngunit isa langang nais kong ipahatid sa kanila.Handa ako sa oras ng sapakan,”sabi ni Francisco na tubong Sab-

PBA balikFilipino—TV5 execHONG KONG—Nangako angTV5 ng mas buhay na coveragepara sa Philippine Basketball As-sociation at bahagi nito ay angpagbabal ik sa paggamit ngPilipino sa pag-uulat ng laro.Ang TV5 ang pinakabagongmay-ari ng TV rights para saliga.

Inilahad ni Bobby Barreiro,EVP at COO ng network, angilan sa plano ng TV5 sa pagsi-simula ng pag-cover nito sapinakaunang propesyunal na li-ga sa Asya sa Okt. 2 sa pag-bubukas ng ika-37 Season ngPhilippine Cup.

“We want to provide goodprogramming for a bigger audi-ence and going Tagalog (Fil-ipino) is one way of achievingthat,” ani Barreiro. MRCastillo

Pacquiao-Marquez pinakamalakiBATAY sa mga palatandaan, angikatlong laban ni Manny Pac-quiao sa Mehikanong mandirig-ma na si Juan Manuel Marquezay maaaring maging pinaka-malaki ng Pinoy champ sa la-rangan ng pay-per-view (PPV).

Dahil todo ang kampanya ngTop Rank Promotions sa nalala-pit na laban sa Nob. 12 sa LasVegas ay inaasahang lalampasannun ang 1.4-milyon PPV hits ngPaquiao-Shane Mosley fight ni-tong Mayo.

“It has the potential to be themost watched Pacquiao fight onpay-per-view,” ani Top Rank exe-cutive event producer Brad Ja-

cobs sa PSA Forum sa Shakey’sU.N. Avenue sa Maynila.

“Were looking to surpass but Ican’t put any numbers to that.Our goal is to exceed the expec-tations – get to 1.4 million andgo past it,” aniya. “These are twogreat champions getting into thering for the third time. And a lotof people think it’s even at thispoint. So we have this trilogy.”

Hindi pa nangyayari sa anu-mang laban ni Pacquiao angpromosyon na ibinibigay ngayonng Top Rank na sisimulan saisang tour sa Quirino Grand-stand sa Maynila sa Sabado.Cedelf P. Tupas

V-LEAGUENAHARANG nina Aiza Maizo at Liza Deramos ng Air Force ang hatawni Joy Cases ng Maynilad sa laro ng V-League kahapon sa San Juan.Inilipad ng Air Force ang panalo. AUGUST DELA CRUZ