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TUESDAY, September 28, 2010 Vol. 4 No. 83 • 8 pages www.commuterexpress.ph DONATE YOUR deSIGN VS CLIMate CHANGE Illac Diaz, founder of My Shelter Founda- tion, calls on professional architects and graduating students of architecture to “donate” their designs of sustainable and calamity-resilient communities by partici- pating in the Design Against the Elements (DAtE) Global Architectural Design Com- petition that is meant to find solutions to the problems and threats presented by disasters caused by climate change. The competition awards $10,000 to the grand prize winner, and the winning de- sign will be used by San Miguel Prop- erties in build- ing a prototype condominium at a property owned by the 24 24 city government of Taguig next 7 7 3 year. Deadline for registration is 25 44 24 43 13 27 on Oct. 15. Revoli Cortez P19 m+ 2 Tuesday, September 28, 2010 Libong trabaho dala ni P.Noy sa Pinas COMMENTARY IBU-LIBONG trabaho ang naging gulong Aquino sa mga business leader kapalit ng pagpunta ni Pangulong upang mahikayat ang mga ito na mag- Tell tales of ‘Ondoy’ L Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III sa tayo ng negosyo sa Pilipinas. Second of a series Estados Unidos kung saan ay humarap Ilan lamang ang mga ito sa pinag- siya sa mga lider ng iba’t ibang bansa. kaabalahan ng pangulo sa isang linggo Now, she has no means of livelihood. His nephew Chris, 20, is the only member of the family who has a regular job. Her husband Bukod dito, inaasahan din na nitong pamamalagi sa Estados Unidos is a construction worker who often does not have a job. madaragdagan ang investors na na siyang kauna-unahang pagbisita nito She was traumatized by the lost of their store. She would magnenegosyo sa ating bansa dahil sa labas ng bansa simula ng mahalal ito have wanted to slowly set up a store again but is having sec- naniniwala ang mga ito na magtutuloy- umaasa ang bansang America na mag- bilang presidente. ond thoughts. “It is difficult to invest again. What if “Ondoy” tuloy ang pag-angat ng ekonomiya ng kakaroon ng mabuting patutunguhan Dahil sa tagumpay na ito ng unang would happen again?” Abanedo said. Pilipinas. ang tulong na ipinagkaloob ng pama- biyahe ni Pangulong Aquino, umaasa Jaymee Tolentino, 24 of Sitio Anahaw, Barangay Ilaya in Sa isang linggong pamamalagi ni halaang Amerika sa bansang Pilipinas ang ating mga kababayan na magtutuloy- Alabang, Muntinlupa, just gave birth to her third child when “Ondoy” struck. Her house was smashed by the other houses Pangulong Aquino sa America ay na- upang tuluyan na itong makaahon sa tuloy ang pag-angat ng ekonomiya ng that fell during the height of the typhoon. Fortunately, they were kakuha rin ito sa US government ng mga problemang naiwan ng nakalipas ating bansa na siyang magiging dahilan able to vacate their house before it was smashed down. $434-million Millennium Challenge na administrasyon. upang umunlad din ang kabuhayan ng After the typhoon, Tolentino got sick but was not able to Corporation (MCC) development at Kabilang din sa mga matagumpay bawat Pilipino. go to the doctor. Her two other children were also ill and her anti-corruption grant na inaasahang na nagawa ni Pangulong Aquino ay ang Ang ipinakikitang dedikasyon ni newborn had loose bowel movement. “I was also the only magiging daan upang tuluyang masugpo mga sumusunod: One-on-one talk kay Pangulong Aquino na paunlarin ang one who took care of everything while we were building this ang katiwalian at kurapsiyon sa ating US President Barrack Obama; meet- ating bansa ang nagbibigay ng lakas ng house. And because my husband’s job was affected when we were rebuilding this house, we had no means of livelihood.” bansa. ing with Singapore Prime Minister Lee loob sa mga Pilipino na maging matatag Tolentino is jobless and his husband is a tricycle driver. Nagkaroon din ng pirmahan ang Hsien Loong; dumalo sa United Nations hanggang sa makuha nating lahat ang She said to be able to rebuild their house, they sold all ating bansa at ang US government ng General Assembly; pakikipagpulong kay inaasam nating kaunlaran. their cellphones and loaned money from a loan shark with five-year development compact kung UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon at * * * 20 percent interest. The local government of Muntinlupa also saan ay nakaharap ni P.Noy si US Secre- ang pagdalo sa ASEAN-US (Association Sa mga kabarangay kong gustong gave cash vouchers worth P7,000 ($159) to buy materials for tary of State Hillary Clinton na siya ring of Southeast Asian Nations – United makilahok sa pitak na ito, maari kay- their house’s reconstruction. tumatayong pinuno ng MCC board. States). ong mag-email sa barangayani_isko@ Still in Danger Zones Sa pamamagitan din ni Clinton, Nagawa ring makipag-usap ni Pan- yahoo.com. Both Tolentino and Lubat have stayed where they are. Lubat who hails from Dumaguete did not avail of the Department of Social Welfare and Development’s (DSWD) Kabuluhan sa ‘pagpapasara’ ng mga tanggapan Balik Probinsya program after typhoon “Ondoy.” The Balik apakaganda ng pasya ni Pangulong Benigno Aquino Probinsya project was an option opened to the victims of III na “ipasara” na ang sampung tanggapan na nasa ISYU 101 “Ondoy” in Metro Manila. The DSWD provided transporta- ilalim ng Tanggapan ng Pangulo dahil sa dalawang tion fare, food and other needs to those who would volunteer N Ni Nelson S. Badilla, M.P.A. to go back to their home province. dahilan. Una, makatitipid ng P304.6 milyon ang pamahalaan. Ikalawa, mas magiging maayos at tuwid ang operasyon ng Tanggapan ng Pangulo, ituon na natin ito sa edukasyon na “We would have nothing to eat if we go back to our province. buong Tanggapan ng Pangulo. kagyat na kailangan. I have had enough of eating corn and camote (sweet potato). Isa-isahin nating ipaliwanag ang dalawang punto. Isa pa, sinasabi naman ng ating Saligang Batas na ang Here in Manila, somehow we survive,” she said. Hinggil sa una. Ang P304.6 milyon matitipid sa buong edukasyon ay siyang dapat makatanggap ng pinakamalaking Tolentino, who lives in a coastal area in Laguna de Bay, isang taon ay napakalaking bagay dahil mas maidadagdag pondo sa lahat ng kagawaran at gastusin ng pamahalaan. did not avail of the offer to relocate to Katarungan Village ito sa pondo ng ibang ahensiya o programa ng pamahalaan. Kaya, dapat gawin nating totoo ito sa realidad. near the National Bilibid Prison (NBP) in Muntinlupa. “We Pero, dapat ilagay ito sa ahensiyang higit na nangangailangan Kung ilalagay nga ito sa DepEd, nakasisiguro akong have to ride a jeep going there because it’s a high place. There sapagkat kung hindi ay masasayang lamang ang nasabing mayroon itong patutunguhang maganda dahil kumbinsidong- is no nearby market and school.There, we have no means of halaga. kumbinsido akong makabuluhang proyekto ito na ilalaan ni livelihood, transportation fare alone is very expensive,” said Kung ako ay tagapayo ni Pangulong Aquino, sasabihin at DepEd Sec. Armin Luistro. Tolentino. igigiit ko sa kanya na idagdag ito sa badyet ng Department Hinggil sa ikalawa. Sabi ni Executive Secretary Paquito Going back to her province is also not an option. “We are of Education (DepEd). Marami kasing pera ang kailangan Ochoa Jr., kumbinsido si Pangulong Aquino na mas magig- from Misamis Oriental, besides life is much too difficult in ng DepEd para sa pagpapagawa ng mga gusali, karagdagang ing maayos at tuwid ang operasyon ng kanyang opisina kahit the province,” she said. Bulatlat.com aklat, banyo, silid-aklatan, at karagdagang mga guro. wala ang sampung ahensiya na kanyang ipinasara. Ang mga lider ng ibang bansa tulad ni Winston Churchill, Vladimir I. Totoong maraming ahensiya ang naghahangad ng kara- ipinasarang tanggapan ay ang mga sumusunod: Mindanao Lenin, Ho Chi-Minh, Lee Kuan Yew at iba pa ay hindi naman gdagang pondo tulad ng Department of Health (DoH), pero Development Council, Office of the North Luzon Quadrangle inako lahat ng trabaho ng kani-kanilang bansa. Itinalaga dahil sa P304.6 milyon lang naman ang bawas sa badyet ng Area, Office of External Affairs, Presidential Anti-Graft Com- mission (PAGC), Minerals Development Council, Presidential nila sa iba. Anti-Smuggling Group (PASG), Luzon Urban Beltway Super Meron lamang silang pokus. Region, Bicol River Basin Watershed Management Project, Dapat ganoon si Ginoong Aquino. Mayroong pokus. Office of the Presidential Adviser on Global Warming and Mayroong tututukang adyenda. Sa ganitong mga punto ay Climate Change, and the Office of the Presidential Adviser magkakaroon ng kabuluhan ang pagtitipid ng P304.6 milyon on New Government Centers. Ito ay itinayo noong nakalipas at maayos at tuwid na operasyon. na administrasyon. Ang dapat niyang tutukan ay ang kurapsiyon, kahirapan Chairman, Editorial Board ARKHON A. ANTOLIN Executive Editor Jonathan P. VICENTE Sumasang-ayon ako sa sinabi ni Ginoong Ochoa sapagkat at edukasyon. Okey na ang tatlong ito. Ang totoo, kapag na- News Editor LEA G. BOTONES naniniwala akong higit na mapagtutuunan ng pansin ng resolbahan niya ang mga suliranin sa kurapsiyon, kahirapan, Overall Creative Director stEPHEN salvatorE pangulo ang sentro ng kanyang programa: Ang pagresolba sa at edukasyon sa loob ng anim na taon niyang panunungkulan Chief of Photographers REvoli S. CORTEZ kurapsiyon at kahirapan bunga ng naibawas sa mga usaping bilang pangulo ng bansa ay napakalaking bagay kaysa akuin Chief Layout Ar tist HECTOR L. LOZANO pagtutuunan ng atensiyon ng pangulo. Ang mga gawain at niyang lahat ang mga suliranin. Sa sobrang dami ay wala President and CEO VICTOR A. CALUAG proyekto ng nabanggit na mga tanggapan ay maaari nang siyang maresolbahan kahit isa. EVP, Sales & Marketing TONETTE R. HENSON gawin ng iba’t ibang ahensiya ng pamahalaan na nakatuon sa Sa pagresolba ng mga suliranin sa isang organisasyon, Accounting Manager Mario L.
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    April 2013 1 JULY 13, 2013 YONGE-DUNDAS April 2013 SQUARE Vol. 2 No.4 FREE ADMISSION TO TALENT, TRADE, TOURISM AT ITS BEST April is Filipino Valor Month “I am like the water that was poured into a river. You cannot Community Champion, Unsung Hero change my direction and barriers cannot stop my flow” - Eugenia “Gene” Lara Gene Lara (September 6, 1938-April 1, 2013) By A.F.Soriano Juana Tejada There is no denying that in April 1.2013 at Mt.Sinai hos- nied after she failed a then- life and in death, Eugenia pital. required second medical ex- “Gene” Lara’s name will al- am. Tejada was suffering It was Gene who approached ways be intertwined with the from cancer and was also re- this writer in March 2007 on late caregiver Juana Tejada. fused medical benefits for the the plight of Tejada, whose disease which she contracted Gene, as she was fondly ad- application for permanent while serving as a caregiver dressed by friends and col- residency under the live-in here in Canada. leagues alike, died peacefully caregiver program was de- (Continued on page 21) TRUDEAU-MANIA The new Liberal Leader DEJA VU Statement by Outgoing Liberal Leader Bob Rae on the Election of Justin Trudeau as the New Liberal Leader OTTAWA– Outgoing Liberal with hope and hard work Leader Bob Rae made the we can make our Party and following statement today our country better. on the election of Justin Tru- I commend all candidates – deau as the new Leader of Justin, Joyce, Martha, Mar- the Liberal Party of Canada: tin, Karen and Deborah, as “It is with great pleasure well as former candidates that I offer my congratula- Marc, David and George – on tions to Justin Trudeau on their hard-fought cam- his election as Leader of the paigns.
  • California State Athletic Commision

    California State Athletic Commision

    STATE OF CALIFORNIA-STATE AND CONSUMER SERVICES AGENCY ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER. Governor blATi:;· OF CALiF California State Athletic Commission 2005 Evergreen St., Ste. #2010 Sacramento, CA 95815 www.dca.ca.gov/csac/ (916) 263-2195 FAX (916) 263-2197 Members of the Commission Commissioner John Frierson, Chair Action may be taken on any item listed on Commissioner Christopher Giza, Vice-Chair the agenda except public comment. Commissioner Van Lemons, M.D. Commissioner Steve Alexander Commissioner DeWayne Zinkin Commissioner Eugene Hernandez MEETING AGENDA Monday, July 26,2010 9:00 A.M. to Close of Business Location Department of Health Care Services Building 1500 Capitol Avenue Sacramento, CA 1. Call to order/Roll call/Pledge of allegiance 2. Approval of Minutes a. February 22, 2010 b. Apri120,2010 c. May 17,2010 4. Executive Officer Report a. Status of Office b. Personnel Update c. Status of Information Technology Projects d. Budget Update e. Physician Training 5. Public Comment on Items Not on the Agenda - Note: The Commission may not discuss or take action on any matter raised during this public comment section, except to decide whether to place the matter on the agenda ofa future meeting. [Government Code Sections 11125, 11125.7(a)} 6. Muay Thai Presentation on Possible Delegation of Authority for Amateur Muay Thai Pursuant to Business and Professions Code section 18646 - Brian Dobler 7. DCA Director's Report 8. Presentation of Recommended Changes to MMA Scoring System - Possible Regulatory Change - Nelson Hamilton, John McCarthy, Herb Dean 9. Yearly Review For CAMO Delegation a. CAMO rules changes - update on Health and Safety of Fighters b.
  • PRIVILEGE SPEECH of REP. PUNO REP. PUNO. Thank You, Mr

    PRIVILEGE SPEECH of REP. PUNO REP. PUNO. Thank You, Mr

    PRIVILEGE SPEECH OF REP. PUNO REP. PUNO. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, my dear colleagues in the Sixteenth Congress, nothing gives us greater pleasure than to recognize a great performance when we see it. I rise today to recognize the Gilas Pilipinas national basketball team, which last night bagged the silver medal in the 27th FIBA Asia Championships, earning it a coveted slot to finally participatate among the world’s best in the upcoming FIBA World Championship in Madrid, Spain next year. Mr. Speaker, today is a glorious day for Philippine sports. Through the unpararelled team effort, strong determination and unwavering commitment of the Gilas Pilipinas, the Philippines was able to register the strongest finish yet in 27 years in the FIBA Asia Championships. Basketball- loving Filipinos all over the world have long believed that we can sustain, and even surpass this impressive showing not only because of our national team’s proven basketball skills and acumen but because finally, we now have the organization, teamwork and resolve to unite under one flag and country, toward the attainment of a common and shared goal. Today is a day of jubilation, Mr. Speaker, my dear colleagues, as we celebrate not just a victory on the basketball court, but of the triumph of the undying Filipino competitive spirit and unrelenting will to succeed. Several factors, events, and people came together and saw fruition in the years and months leading up and culminating in our national team’s inspiring performance from August 1 to 11, 2013. First of all, I salute the players, they were the ones who played hard, spent a lot of early mornings and late nights for practice and team meetings.