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PARA SA KALULUWA TULAD ng karamihan ng Pilipino kahapon, mataimtim nananalangin angmatandang babae sa Sementeryo del Norte sa Maynila para sa mgasumakabilang buhay na mga mahal niya sa buhay. NINO JESUS ORBETA

FAMILY FEUDUtol kinasuhan sa pagpatay kay Ram Revilla

Sinampahan kahapon si RJng kasong murder at frustrat-ed murder dahil sa pagpatay kay Ramgen at malubhangpagkasugat sa kasintahan nghuli na si Janelle Manahan.

Panganay si Ramgen sasiyam na anak ni Revilla Sr.kay Genalyn Magsaysay at si-

yang humawak sa P1-milyongbuwanang allowance nila.

Sinabi ng pulisya na lumu-tang ang pagkakasangkot ngmga kapatid ni Ramgen sakrimen nang mabuko nila nahindi totoo ang kwento ni Ra-mona na dinukot siya ng mgapumatay sa biktima at iniwansa Las Piñas.

Nahuli na rin ang dalawang pumatay kay Ramgen. MC, CVE, IR

Nina Penelope Endozoat Ariel Fernandez ng Radyo Inquirer

HINDI pagkakasundo sa mahigit P1-milyongsustento mula sa kanilang ama, si datingSen. Ramon Revilla Sr., ang lumalabas na

motibo sa pagpatay kay Ramgen Jose Bautista(Ram Revilla sa show biz) na pinagplanuhan ngdalawang nakababatang kapatid, ayon sa mgaimbestigador.

Lumalim ang kaso para sapamilyang Bautista-Revilla dahilang biktima, suspek, at testigona naging suspek ay lahat ga-ling sa kanila, ayon sa pulisya.

Inaresto si Ramon Joseph“RJ” Bautista, 18, sa Bacoor,Cavite, Lunes ng gabi at iti-nurong utak sa pagpatay kay Ramgen, 23.

Dinakip si RJ, isang modelo

at nag-aaral ng business admin-istration sa Enderun Colleges saTaguig City, matapos dumalawsa burol ng kapatid. Sakay siyang isang itim na SUV kasamaang “some siblings,” ayon kay Senior Supt. Billy Beltran.

Apat pang suspek, kasamaang kapatid na si Ma. RamonaBelen Bautista, 22, ay tinu-tugis pa, ani Beltran.

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MENSAHE NG MALACAÑANG SA MILF

‘Kung ’di kayo makatutulong, sumantabi kayo’Ni Julie Alipala sa Zamboanga City at Norman Bordadora sa Manila

IPINADALA na ng Army ang dagdag naspecial forces nito sa Basilan upang tu-mulong sa pagtugis sa mga pumatay sa19 na sundalo noong Okt. 18, habangsinasabihan ng pamahalaan ang MoroIslamic Liberation Front (MILF) na

mag-“cooperateor stand aside.”

Sinabi ni Maj. Gen.Noel Coballes, pinunong 1st Infantry Divi-sion sa Pulucan, Zam-boanga del Sur, napinapunta na sa Basi-lan mula sa Lanao del

Sur ang batikang104th Brigade.

Ani Coballes, sasa-mahan ng brigadaang Special Opera-tions Task Force Basi-lan na nauna nang ni-lahukan ng 91-kata-ong Special Forces at100 iba pang sundalo

ng Army. Pangkarani- wang may tatlongbatalyon na may tig-500 tauhan angisangbrigada ng Army.

“My directive to Army troops in Basi-lan is to seek justicefor the 19 SpecialForces and other vic-

tims through continu-ous pursuit and intel-ligence operation tolocate and neutralizeall lawless elementsand Abu Sayyaf Group(ASG),” sinabi ni Lt.Gen. Arturo Ortiz, ku-mander ng Army.

Nitong Lunes ay sinabi ni Von Al Haq,tagapagsalita ng MILF,na alam nila ang ga-

gawing opensiba ngmilitar kaya nakade-pensa na ang kani-lang mga tauhan saBasilan.

Ani Al Haq, lala-bag sa kasunduan satigil-putukan anganumang opensiba ngmilitar sa Basilankung hindi ito ipapa-alam sa MILF.

“If that happens, it will surely affect thepeace process and ourforces there will de-fend their positions

with their blood,”aniya.

Bilang sagot, sina-bi ni Abigail Valte,deputy spokespersonng Malacañang: “Wehave made it clearfrom the onset thatthis is not against theMILF as an entity but

against lawless ele-ments. So, there aretwo choices. Eitherthey cooperate or

stand aside and letour law enforcers dotheir jobs.”

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2011 3

SA LARAWANGgaling sa LucilePackardChildren’sHospital saStanford

University saCaliforniamakikita angmagkadikit nakambal na sina

Angelica (kanan)at AngelinaSabuco,dalawang taonggulang sila atisinilang saPilipinas.Ooperahan silasa ospital upang

paghiwalayin. AFP

Dad ni Charice patay sa saksak lasing ang dalawanglalaki nang naganapang insidente.

Galing sa inumansi Pempengco nangbumili ng sigarilyo saisang tindahanmalapit sa bahay niyanang makaharap ang

salarin, ani Kraft.Hinahanap pa ngpulis ang suspek, si

Angel Capili, 35, da-ting nakatira sa baran-gay na umalis noong2005 ngunit may di-nadalaw na mgakaibigan noong Lunes.

Nag-alok na angpulisya at mga opisyalng Laguna ngP100,000 pabuyapara sa pagkakaraestokay Capili.

Naghiwalay angmga magulang niCharice noong 3taong gulang siya.Naiulat na naging ma-pang-abuso si Ricky at sinsaaktan angasawang si Raquelkaya sila naghiwalay.

Nilabas ni Charicesa Twitter kahaponang pagluluksa sapagkamatay ng ama.“We had a really greatrelationship before allthe trouble started... Iloved him and I willstill love him,” aniya.

Kinansela na niCharice ang pag-tatanghal sa GrandTheatre sa MarinaBay Sands sa Singa-pore sa Nob. 2 at 3.

Ni Maricar Cinco sa Inquirer Southern Luzonat Pocholo Concepcion ng Inquirer Entertainment

TINIGIL ni international pop starCharice ang lahat ng ginagawa nangmabalitaan ang pamamaslang saamang tinalikuran niya subalit walasiyang binanggit tungkol sa mga naiu-

lat na “scandalous behavior” ng lalaki.Sinaksak ang amani Charice sa isangawayan ng mga lasingsa San Pedro, Laguna,anang pulis kahapon.

Kinansela ng 19-taong-gulang namang-aawit ang kon-syerto niya sa Singa-pore upang makapi-ling ang pamilya.

Agad binawian ngbuhay si Ricky Pem-pengco, 43, isang con-

struction worker, mu-la sa dalawang saksak sa dibdib makaraangmakipag-away sa isapang lalaki sa isanglansangan sa Baran-gay Laram, San Pedro,bago mag-hatinggabinoong Lunes.

“It appears to havebeen a drunken skir-mish,” ani Supt. Kirby Kraft, hepe ng pulis-San Pedro, na sinabing

Pinoy conjoined twins paghihiwalayin sa USPALO Alto, Califor-nia—Nakatakda nga-

yong araw ang hulingoperasyong maghihi-

walay sa dalawang-

taong-gulang na kam-b a l - t u k o s a L u c i l ePackard Children’s Hos-pital ng Stanford Uni-

versity sa California.Siyam-na-oras na

operasyon ang balak ng mga manggagamot,na kung magtatagum-p a y a y m a p a g h i h i -

walay sina Angelica at Angelina Sabuco.

Sinilang ang kam-

b a l s a P i l i p i n a s a tnakatira sa Californiakasama ang pamilya.

Inaasahan ni pedi-a t r i c s u r g e o n G a r y

Hartman, na nakaga- wa na ng limang katu-lad na operasyon, namakaliligtas ang kam-b a l a t m a b u b u h a y nang maayos. Mahigit20 manggagamot atnars ang sangkot saoperasyon, na siyangtatapos sa ilang bu-

wang pagpaplano.“I want them to live

normally, like other

children,” ani Ginady Sabuco, ina ng kambal.

M a y b a n t a s akalusugan ang pana-natiling magkadikit

n g k a m b a l , l a l o n akung may pinagsa-saluhan silang organ.Kung may masawingisa, madadamay dinang isa pa sa loob ngilang oras.

M a g k a d i k i t a n ga t a y, d i a p h r a g m ,breast bone, masel sadibdib at sa tiyan ngmga bata. Magkahi-

walay ang kanilang

mga puso, utak, bato,tiyan at bituka.

P a g k a t a p o s m a-paghiwalay, may mgakasunod pang ope-

rasyon na nakalatagpara sa kambal.

S i n a s a b i n g n a s apagitan ng isa sa bawat50,000 hanggang isa sakada 100,000 na sinisi-lang ang magkadikit nakambal sa buong mun-do, at nasa tinatayang2 5 p o r s y e n t o a n gnabubuhay sa mga ito,ayon sa pagamutan.

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4 F EATURES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2011

Libreng blowout sa birthday mo

Muntinlupa; ImeldaIbe, 26, Caloocan;Corazon Ibe, 24,

Arayat; Sandy Mon-tealto, 26, QC;

Oct. 31— PauleneP.Camantigue, 2, Ba-coor; Ghe-lie Parcia,20, QC; Hiacynth In-galla, 23, QC; BenmarCruz II, 27, Caloocan;Zendrix Ice Flamiano,1, Dubai; Marivic Ser-rano, 33, Manila;

Nov. 1— Jennelle

Anne Daraman, 18,Caloocan; Zenaida F.Hiloma, 52,Parañaque; Karen R.Linsangan, 30, NuevaEcija;

Nov. 2— Bobby R.Mosqueda, 28, Bula-can; Florence Galin-dez, 27, Meycauayan;

Nov. 3— Jester Al-cantara, 20, SouthCotabato; Jonna MaeLinghon, 20,Muntinlupa; Mary

Rose Maluyo, 18,Taguig; Cain T. Her-bosana, 1, Parañaque;

Nov. 4— Mercy Er-inco, 38, QC; JamesJacob D. Calimlim, 4,Manila; Carlo Marfil,28, Biñan;

Nov. 5— JosieLozano, 38, Antipolo;Maricar S. Casucian,

26, Manila; MariaCorazon R. Angan-gan, 40, Marikina

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NOV. 5— Julie Pearl Aga ng Manila

Historian Ambeth Ocampoto speak at UE Convocation

LEARN the techniquesand style in makingfashion jewelry andaccessories. The Gold-en Treasure Skills De-

velopment Program will hold a seminar onfashion jewelry andaccessories making onNov. 6, from 10 a.m.

to 6 p.m. at the Col-lege of Social Work and Community De-

velopment, Magsaysay Avenue corner YlananStreet, University of the Philippines, Dili-man, Quezon City.

T h e r e w i l l b e ah a n d s - o n t r a i n i n g

where participants will learn the easy way on how to stringup beads and tie upcolorful crystals andstones to transformthem into bracelet,earrings, ring, neck-lace, anklet, slippers,beaded bag, wallet,

cell phone holder andother accessories us-ing indigenous mate-rials.

Topics to be dis-cussed are sourcing of materials, costing anda l e c t u r e o n e n-t r e p r e n e u r s h i p o nh o w t o s t a r t a n dmaintain a businesson jewelry and acces-sories making will al-

so be discussed.Lunch and snack will be served whileall the materials forhands-on will be pro-

vided.C e r t i f i c a t e s o f

training will be givenafter the seminar. Forquestions, call 421-1577, 436-7826, 913-6551 or 433-7601 orlog on to www.Gold-

enTreasureSkills.com

THE UNIVERSITY of the East will featuremulti-awarded histori-an Ambeth R. Ocampoat the University Con-

vocation on Nov. 15, 9a.m., at the UE ManilaTheater.

O c a m p o a s t h econvocation keynotespeaker will tackle ontopic “The Teachings

and Advocacies of Dr.José Rizal”.Ocampo is current-

ly an Associate Profes-sor at the Departmentof History at the Ate-neo de Manila Univer-sity, teaching “Rizaland the Emergence of the Filipino Nation.”He is also a Professori-al Lecturer in the De-partment of Filipinoand Philippine Lettersat UP Diliman.

Among the booksh e h a s w r i t t e n a r e

R i z a l W i t h o u t t h eOvercoa t (1990, re-

v i s e d 2 0 0 8 ) , Makamisa: The Search for Rizal’s Third Novel(1993, revised 2008),Teodora Alonso (1995,reprinted 2008), 101Stories of the Philip-

pine Revolution (2008)

and Meaning and His-

tory: The Rizal Lectures(2001, revised 2011).

He also writes thebi-weekly opinion col-umn “Looking Back”for the Philippine Dai-ly Inquirer.

I n 2 0 1 0 , h e w a sconferred the Order of Lakandula, Rank of B a y a n i , o n e o f t h ehighest awards givent o a c i v i l i a n i n t h ecountry, for his contri-butions in cultural ad-ministration, the pop-ularization of Philip-pine history, and forhaving served Chair-man of the NationalHistorical Institutea n d t h e N a t i o n a lCommission for Cul-

ture and the Arts.

There will be openforum where audiencecomposed of faculty members, studentsand officials from UEManila and Caloocancould ask the keynotespeaker to clarify rele-

vant issues that may arise from the topic.

The UE convoca-tion is part of the fes-tivities for the 65thUE anniversary cele-bration this year withthe theme “José Rizal:Nasa Puso Ng UE”.

For inquiries andother details aboutthe UE convocation,call Dean Rhodora H.Luciano of the UE Col-lege of Dentistry, at

735-5471 loc. 327.

Jewelry and accessoriesmaking seminar set

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– Male, not more than 35 years old – At least 2 years of experience in Styro-curving,

painting of backdrop, mixing of colors and has aknowledge in making scale model

2. SKILLED CARPENTERS (5)- Not more than 35 years old- 2 years of experience in Finishing- Knowledge of safe operation of basic hand and

power tools

3. ELECTRICIANS (5)- Not more than 35 years old- 2 years of experience

4. WELDERS (5)

- Not more than 35 years old- Min of 2 years experience in welding fabrication and

installation and know how to use acetylene

5. PAINTERS (5)- Not more than 35 years old- Min of 2 years experience in using the spray gun.- Knows how to prepares various surfaces for painting- Mixes, matches, and blends various paints, enamels,

lacquers, varnishes, stains and special protectivecoatings

Applicants who meet the above-mentioned qualificationrequirements may send their biodataat [email protected] or thru fax no (632) 9291842. Only qualified applicantswill be notified.

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Send kids to school

by drinking coffee

the sale of its newholiday blends to thefoundation for itsscholarship program.

This holiday sea-son’s project is justthe beginning of moreopportunities forSeattle’s Best to helpchildren go to school

through World Vision.Members of the

country’s leadingprint, television, on-line and radio outletsas well as VIPs andcelebrities includingDenise Laurel, BrentJavier, Phoemela Bar-randa, and Vince Hi-zon, turned up to try Seattle’s Best Coffee’snew flavors and tosupport the childrenof World Vision.

HELPING send achild to school isnow as easy asgetting a flavorfulcup of coffee.

Seattle’s Best Cof-fee Philippines un-

veiled a new long-term partnership withchildren’s foundationWorld Vision through

its four new blends—Chocolate Cherry,Coffee Hazelnut,Cookies and Mint,and Coffee Cream Pie.

Each variant is aunique blend of richflavors and holiday spirit, personified by its corresponding hol-iday “Best Friend.”

Both Seattle’s BestCoffee Philippines

and World Vision joined together toprovide children achance to be the bestthey can be.

For it’s partnership with World Vision,Seattle’s Best will do-nate part of the rev-enue generated from

MODEL-ACTOR Victor basa, who hosted the

event, is flanked World Vision ambassadors TintinBersola-Babao (left) and Crystal Henares

Singing surfer rides La Union wavesP R O F E S S I O N A Ls u r f e r D o n a v o nFrankenreiter recently

visited the Philippinesnot only to ride its

w o r l d - r e n o w n e d w a v e s , b u t a l s o t oshare his music.

A longtime surfer

from S an ClementeCalifornia, Donavonstarted riding wavesat the age of 10 and

went pro at 15. Fromthere, he picked upm u s i c a n d s t a r t e dplaying and singing

when he was 18.Donavon excelled

at both, and signed toa s p o n s o r s h i p d e a l

w i t h i n t e r n a t i o n a lswimwear brand Bill-abong, which allowedh i m t o t r a v e l t h e

world surfing.It was when he was

s u r f i n g i n H a w a i i w h e r e h e m e t n o wlongtime friend, Jack Johnson, who in 2002,signed Donavon to hisrecord label. Since thedebut of his self-titledalbum in 2004, Don-avon has enjoyed an

extremely prolific mu-

sical career recordinganother six albums

with his eighth one ex-pected to release atthe end of 2011.

People often say one cannot mix busi-ness with pleasure.But it appears Don-avon did just that.

And he shares this w i t h J e f f K e l l e y ,

founder of footwearbrand S anuk whichDonavon has been en-d o r s i n g f o r a l o n gtime now.

Both super success-ful, Jeff and Donavonmanaged to combinetheir passion for the

w a t e r w i t h t h e i rstrong business acu-men to become two of the most well respect-ed figures in their re-spective industries.

Similarly, Jeff builthis empire by combin-i n g h i s p a s s i o n f o rsurfing with his innatecuriosity to invent. Re-alizing one day howmuch more effective itis walking barefoot asopposed to in cush-ioned sneakers, Jeff combined a decon-

structed shoe upper

with a sandal footbed.The product, which

he named the Side- walk Surfer, signifiedthe launch of Sanuk and till this day, is stillthe brand’s most iconicproduct. Currently available in over 54

countries, Jeff’s successrecently paid off whenhe sold Sanuk to pub-licly listed footwearconglomerate, DeckerOutdoor Corp. for a re-ported $120 million.

Donavon and Jeff recently came to thePhilippines to pro-mote the brand. Don-avon held a privateconcert in GweilosBar, Makati City onOct. 20. The followingday, they headed to LaUnion where Donavonperformed again, in as h o w a p t l y c a l l e dOpening Act, intendedt o k i c k o f f t h e s u r f break season.

Sanuk is exclusive-ly distributed by thePrimer Group of Com-panies since 2007. Forstore l ist ings, visit

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Thursday,Nov. 3

SUPORTAHANsi Miss WorldPhilippinesGwen Ruais salaban niyaupang magingunang Pinay naMiss World saNob. 6.

Now showing, now na Aswang

Directed by Jerrold Tarog; stars Lovi Poe, Paulo Avelino, Jillian Ward, Marc Abaya, Pre-cious Lara Quigaman, AlbieCasiño, Bembol Roco

Cursed by a horrific secret,devout barrio lass (Poe) fallsfor a reluctant assassin (Aveli-no). Poe praises indie directorTarog for having “fresh ideas.”“He’s very meticulous andknows what he wants toachieve in every scene,” saysPoe. Avelino agrees: “Direk

Jerrold taught me to study my character thoroughly. But heallows us to experiment as

well.” Poe recalls: “He guidedme in my transformation intoa wild animal.”

The Thing Directed by Matthijs van

Heijningen Jr.; stars Mary Eliz-abeth Winstead, Joel Edgerton,Ulrich Thomsen, Eric ChristianOlsen

A deadly alien wreaks hav-

oc in a research station in the Antarctic ice. CHICAGO TRI-BUNE’s Michael Phillips callsthis homage to a 1982 classic“an entertaining, well-actedoozefest.” USA TODAY ’s ScottBowles describes it as “parthorror film, part space thrillerand all gore fest.” V ILLAGE

V OICE’s Brian Miller notes:“John Carpenter should ap-prove of this reasonably re-spectful and tough-mindedprequel.”

Tower Heist Directed by Brett Ratner;

stars Ben Stiller, Eddie Murphy, Alan Alda, Matthew Broderick,Gabourey Sidibe, Tea Leoni,

Michael Peña, Casey AffleckSky-rise employees, led by

inexperienced manag-er (Stiller), scheme torob the millionaire(Alda) who stole theirsavings. Common-sensemedia.org

points out: “This all-star comedy ap-pears to presentcrime as being justi-fied under the rightcircumstances.”Screenrant.com ob-serves that it’s “very much in the vein of Ratner’s ‘Rush Hour.’”Rotten Tomatoes re-

viewer thinks there’s“high potential for a

great heist flick here.”

Opens Friday.Trespass

Directed by JoelSchumacher; stars

Nicole Kidman, Nicolas Cage, Ben Mendelsohn, CamGigandet, Liana Lib-erato, JordanaSpiro

Held captive by kidnappers, a mar-ried couple (Cage,Kidman) bucklesunder the pressure

as secrets spillforth. NEW Y ORK

TIMES’ StephenHolden sums it upas “a belabored,laughable melee of sound, fury.” S AN

FRANCISCO CHRONI-CLE’s Mick LaSalleremarks: “It’s astrange variety of entertainment thathooks and then leaves noth-

ing.” V ARIETY ’s Joe Leydon re-lates: “Working entirely within

genre conventions, [it] man-

ages to spring a few surpris-es.”

LOVI Poe and Paulo Avelino in ‘Aswang’

OpenBook with Tweet SeringTHE Freelance Writers of thePhilippines (FWP) presentsOpenBook with Tweet Seringat 6 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 4 atConspiracy Garden Cafe, in#59 Visayas Avenue, QuezonCity.

The astig author of Wander

Girl (Summit Books) and Asti- girl: A Grown Girl Living On Her Own Terms (Astigirl Pub-lishing) will talk about how tofeed "our inherent creativespirit, which is the solid foun-dation for an astig life." Tweethas been conducting writing

workshops to help lead peopleback to their own creativity through the tool of writing.

FWP invites you to drop by and experience a dose of whatTweet does best. There will bea live chat session with theauthor after her talk. Plus per-

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SHOWBUZZ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 20118

ROMEL M. LALATA, Editor

What stars want writtenon their epitaphs

I always kid my friends andtell them that when I die, I

want to be cremated and my ashes must be placed in-side a vodka bottle so I

will still be partying withthem even when I’mgone. As for my tomb-stone, I’d like it toread: “A woman wholived with no regrets

and loved with noreservations.”

As we pause inprayer for our dearly departed, let us makesure that we are truly living itup, so our death will be a cele-bration of a life well-lived, of being well-loved.

OGIE ALCASID: “Death is acontinuation of life. As we com-plete our journey towards meet-ing our Creator, our soul rejoic-

es.”

MARTIN NIEVERA: “This isthe last time you’ll step on me”or “Hey I can see your housefrom here” or “Forever beginstoday.”

DENNIS TRILLO: “Hate is a

baggage. Life is too short to bepissed off all the time.”

AMY PEREZ: “Believerin God, loving daughter,

proud mom to Adi andKyle, dedicated partnerto Carlo.”

LORNA TOLENTINO:“Since sa tabi ako niRudy, gusto ko parehorin nakasulat sa tombko. Name at date of birth and death lang

para till death terno parin kami ni Daboy.”LUIS MANZANO:

“Someone who tried hisbest to make life easier for

others.”RONNIE RICKETTS: “I

have fought a good fight. Ihave finished the race. I havekept the faith (2 Timothy 4:7).”

JANICE DE BELEN: “‘A woman who enjoyed life.’

The simpler, the better.”

AIZA SEGUERRA: “Ako’y nagmahal at nabuhay nangmalaya.”

MARK GIL: “Aqui yace unhombre muy divertido que trajoalegria a los corazones de lagente (Here lies a very funny

man who brought joy to peo-ple’s hearts). Instead of RIP, I

would like to put BRB (Be RightBack).”

MARICEL LAXA-PANGILI-NAN: “One who gave her family and those whose lives shetouched a taste of heaven.”

DIREK BRILLANTE MEN-DOZA: “Truth well told.”

DIREK JOEY REYES: “My candle burns from both ends. It

will not last the night. But oh

my foes, ah my friends—it givessuch a brilliant light.”IC MENDOZA: “That’s all

folks! See you soon!”Take a bow, Sa Ngalan ng Inaby Pit M. Maliksi, Contributor

TV5’s Sa Ngalan ng Ina, thecomeback TV mini-series of Superstar Nora Aunor cutsclean with honors, dispellingthe unreliable reports of supposedly poor-ratingmade by surveys commis-sioned by other TV net-

works. This is the result of an unstructured survey con-ducted this month by PUPSto Tomas Office of Manage-ment Technology (OMT) stu-dents led by Ogie Pigar.

The report shows that 4-5out of 10 household-respon-dents viewed Sa Ngalan ng Ina(SNNI) religiously since its ini-

tial telecast on Oct. 3. The sur-

veyor-researchers covered theareas of Tanay, Rizal; Cavite; Bi-nan, Laguna; Mamatid,Cabuyao, Laguna; Liliw, Lagu-na; Alaminos, Laguna; Miles Be-larmino, San Pablo City; Real,Calamba City; Los Banos, Lagu-na; Sto. Tomas, Batangas; LipaCity; Calaca, Batangas; Mu-lanay, Quezon; Sorsogon; andTacloban.

OMT President Ogie Pigarnoted that cable subscribers arethe regular patrons of SNNI

while the rest expressed disap-pointment due to poor TV5 re-ception in their localities. Thelate time slot also proved prob-lematic for elder viewers andearly risers, Pigar added.

The survey also revealed that

college students caught up withthe delayed viewing of SNNI posted on YouTube. More than30,000 netizens have followed it.

As reported by AGB NielsenPhilippines, SNNI has held itsratings at 3.6% - 4.3% in theMega Manila Household Rat-ings category. The soap alsomanaged to secure 29 commer-cial spots as a newbie TV5 fea-ture.

Top critic Nestor Torre wrotepostively of Sa Ngalan ng Ina,saying that the series “success-fully remind[ed] viewers [of]the iconic actress Nora Aunor'sexceptional ability…her “nativeintelligence” as a thespian is ev-ident in all her scenes, big or

small.” NORA

MARTIN

LORNA

By Dolly Anne Carvajal

SINCE it’s All Souls’ Day, have you ever won-dered what you would want to be written on

your epitaph? Pardon the morbid question, but

we all have to go eventually. So we might as well makeour “final word” worth remembering.

Mamma Mia!THE World’s No.1 Musical,

Mamma Mia!, is coming hereto the Philippines!

Presented in Manila by In-finity, powered by Smart andCitibank, Mamma Mia! isabout real life and backed by a timeless soundtrack that ap-peals to all ages and crossingnational boundaries.

ABBA’s original music com-posers, Benny Andersson andBjörn Ulvaeus, helped in thedevelopment of Mamma Mia!using the band’s chart-toppinghits like Dancing Queen, Take

A Chance On Me, and TheWinner Takes It All in the mu-sical.

Visit www.mamma-mia.comor http://www.face-

book.com/MammaMiaManila

MARICEL

LORNA

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ENJOY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2011 9

LIBRA

VIRGO

LEO

CANCER

GEMINI

TAURUS

ARIES

PISCES

AQUARIUS

SAGITTARIUS

SCORPIO

Kapalaran PUGAD BABOY P.M. JUNIOR

UNGGUTERO BLADIMER USI

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SOLUTION TO

TODAY’S PUZZLE

CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY ROY LUARCA

CAPRICORN

WALANG inurunganKULAS: Pre, bilib talaga ako kay Pedro! Akalain mo, hindi niya inu-

rungan ang 10 siga?JOSE: Astig.. San mo nabalitaan?KULAS: Sa burol niya.

—galing kay Gerardo Mercado ng Tayuman, Manila

ACROSS

1. Mouth framework

4. Head skin

9. Respiratory sound

10. Esteems

12. Dry

13. Wild ass

14. Anger

15. Accelerate

16. Female, suffix

17. Feel

18. Hit sci-fi movie

21. A Ford

22. Wanderer

26. Tantalum symbol

27. Corundum

28. Clinton’s country

31. Sailor

33. Knockout count

34. Sell in small

quantities

36. Goose

37. Indigenous38. Women garments

39. Horses

40. Buttocks

DOWN

1. Disturbed

2. Foreigners

3. Marry

4. Foot cover

5. One who convenes

6. Collection

7. Theater section

8. President, abbr.

9. Lift

11. Jrs elders

15. Kin

18. Arrange

20. Male cat

23. Unit of measurement

24. Spheres of conflict

25. Units of force

28. Receptacle

29. Suture

30. Wheat flour

32. Fermented beverage

35. Ventilate36. Bryant’s league

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10 SPORT S WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2011

DENNIS U. EROA, Editor

BUNGOTODO sa

‘‘Halloweenlook’’ ang

isang masugidtagasubaybay

habangpinapanood

ang banggaansa pagitan ng

San DiegoChargers atKansas City

Chiefs sa ArrowheadStadium sa

Kansas City,Missouri.

Nalusutan ngChiefs ang

Chargers, 23-20 sa

overtime. AFP

LLAMADOS LLAMADO

Energy ganadoNi June Navarro

B AGAMAT nangangapa pa ang Alaska Aces sailalim ni coach Joel Banal ay walang panahonang Barako Bull palamigin ang kanilang

umaapoy na winning streak.Puntirya ng Energy na sama-

han ang Rain or Shine sa lideratosa pagharap ng mga alas ni coachJunel Baculi sa Aces ni Banal saPBA Philippine Cup ngayon saSmart Araneta Coliseum.

Dadalhin ng Barako angfour-game winning streak kon-tra Aces na kasama angShopinas.com sa ilalim ngstandings na may 0-5 kartada.

“Alaska can be really danger-ous. Probably they’re still ad-

justing, but it’s just a matter of time,” sabi ni Baculi.

“But I wouldn’t take them

Leviste chessfestThe Dr. Jose P. Leviste, Sr. ChessFestival returns for its 8th staging onNovember, 13, Sunday, at the Ate-neo de Manila University gradeschool cafe teria in Katipunan, Que-zon City. Aimed at discovering thenext Filipino chess master, the six-round non-master chess tournamentis open to all students. A project ofthe Ateneo Grade School, HighSchool and Collegiate Chess Teamsunder the direction of GrandmasterCandidate Idelfonso Datu, the Swisssystem event will have three cate-gories: Grade School, High School,and College. Participants are re-quested to present their most recentschool ID upon registration and acopy of their birth certificate. For in-quiries, please email [email protected] or you may text

(0919) 3580444 or (0920) 5065355.

Ouschan masusubukansa Yalin World 10-ballSISIMULAN ngayon ni AustrianJasmin Ouschan ang depensang kanyang pandai-digang titu-lo sa Yalin Women’s 10-ball saRobinson’s Galleria sa Ortigas.

Mapapasabak ang ‘‘crowddarling” kontra sa tumbukan nasasalihan ng 48 pinakamahu-

husay babaeng tumbukeros ka-bilang ang numero uno ngPilipinas na si Rubilen‘‘Bingkay” Amit.

“I love to defend my title of course. But coming to an eventas the defending champion isnever easy. There is extra pres-sure on my shoulders but pres-sure is a privilege and that ishow I see it. I will do my bestand have a good time on thetable and what happens hap-

pens,” wika ni Ouschan.

Ilan sa mga paboritong mag- wagi sina Ga Young Kim, YuRam Cha at Erica Park ng Ko-rea, Allison at Kelly Fisher ngEngland at ang mga pambatong China na sina Siming Chenat Xiaofang Fu.

Sinabi ni Ouschan na naka-

tuon ang kanyang atensyon sakanyang unang laro matapostanungin kung makukuha niyaang ikalawang sunod korona.

“I have no idea. It would beamazing, and I would probably need some time to realize it.But I also know that this year

was not easy and right now Iam just thinking of the firstmatch I have to play.”

Nangako si Amit na bibigyan-karangal ang bansa. “I will do my

very best for flag and country.”

CROWD DARLING: JASMIN Ouschan ng Austria.

Team W L

R. Or Shine 5 1Talk ‘N Text 4 1Barako Bull 4 1Ginebra 3 2Meralco 4 3Petron 3 3

Powerade 3 3B-Meg 2 4

Alaska 0 5Shopinas.com 0 5

PBA STANDINGS

MGALARONGAYON

(Smart Araneta Coliseum)5:15 p.m.—Barako Bull vs Alaska

7:30 p.m.—B-Meg vsShopinas.com

lightly. With the lineup thatthey have and the talent outthere, they can contend thisconference.”

Nakakakuha ng malalakas laroang Barako kina Willie Miller, Dy-lan Ababou at Danny Seigle.

Kabilang sa mga biniktimang Energy ang Talk ‘N Text atBarangay Ginebra Kings.

Haharapin ng B-Meg Llama-dos ang Shopinas.com saikalawang laro.

‘‘We’re certainly disappointed with our record. But we’re not

discouraged with our play,” sabi

ni Cone. “Our focus is to climbback to .500 and go from there.Playing well against Shopinas

will get us back on track.”

Barbosa, Bitoon bagong Pinoy GMsNi Jasmine Payo

PINAGKALOOBAN ng WorldChess Federation (Fide) ng titu-long mga grandmaster sina Oliv-er Barbosa at Richard Bitoon.

Mayroon ng 16 grandmasters

na Pinoy.Nakuha ni Barbosa ang ikat-

lo ang huling GM norm saDYTM Raja Dr. Nazrin Shah In-

vitational Masters noongnakaraang Setyembre sa KualaLumpur. Kinuha ng pambato ng

Taytay Rizal ang titulo.Nakuha rin ni Bitoon ng

Medellin, Cebu, ang ikatlongGM norm sa Shah Invitationalna kung saan ay somosyo siyakay Uzbekistan InternationalMaster Jahongir Vakhidov.

Ang mga Pinoy grandmasteray sina Eugene Torre, Rogelio

“Joey” Antonio Jr., Buenaventura“Bong” Villamayor, Nelson Mari-ano II, Mark Paragua, Wesley So,Darwin Laylo, Jayson Gonzales,John Paul Gomez, JosephSanchez, Roland Salvador, Rogelio“Banjo” Barcenilla Jr., Julio Catali-

no Sadorra at namayapangRosendo Balinas Jr.

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