A(H1N1) is 1 st lesson for 2-M CL students

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1 P VOLUME 3 NUMBER 27 TUESDAY MAY 26, 2009 A(H1N1) is 1 st lesson for 2-M CL students BY TONETTE T. OREJAS ANGELES CITY Class, our lesson for today is H1N1 virus. After the getting-toknow-you formalities on the first day of the school year on June 1, Day 1 lesson for some 1.4 million elementary pupils and more than 600,000 high school students in Central Luzon will be on the Influenza A that has spread in 43 countries, killed 43 people and infected more than 12,000 people. The massive schoolbased information campaign is part of the many ongoing preventive measures that the Department of Health and Department of Education in the region are undertaking to help keep the Philippines H1N1-free, the regional directors of those agencies said in separate interviews 1st Subic-made pleasure boat passes tests BY MALOU DUNGOG SUBIC BAY FREEPORT The first pleasure boat to be built here has passed its sea trial with very impressive performance, setting another milestone for the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA). Built by Australasia Marine Alliance Corp. (AMAC), an all-filipino boat manufacturer registered in the Subic Freeport, the 28-footer Mustang Marine 2800 Sports Cruiser is the first of its model constructed in the Philippines. AMAC is considered an alternative manufacturer of recreational boats in the Philippines by Mus- TIYAGA. Inaayos ni Tess Camus, ang may-ari ng Triple C and Landscaping Services, ang kanyang mga tindang halaman at paso habang naghihintay ng mga mamimili. Aniya, pati ang kanilang industriya ay apektado din ng global economic crisis. KUHA NI JOEY AGUILAR SBMA backs freeport perks for Olongapo businesses SUBIC BAY FREE- PORT The Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) is now working out a scheme where qualified investments based in the neighboring city of Olongapo may receive some incentives enjoyed by companies registered in the Subic Bay Freeport. According to SBMA Administrator Armand Arreza, the perks may include fiscal incentives like sales tax and fivepercent gross income tax. We are now in the process of formulating the implementing rules, Arreza said. We are working it out with Olongapo City officials so that businesses located in Olongapo would qualify for some incentives under Executive Order 675, Arreza added, referring to the order signed by President Arroyo that expanded the area where tax- and duty-free privileges for free port zones would apply. Under EO 675, the tax- and duty-free privileges within the Subic Special Economic and Free Port Zone (SSEF- PZ) shall apply within the secured area consisting of the presently fenced-in former Subic Katrina-Hayden video consistent in YouTube s most viewed list CONGRATULATIONS! AUF and SM City Clark successfully staged the Search for the Reyna ning Flores de Mayo 2009 last May 23 where Michelle Doutney (center) emerged as grand winner. She is joined by (L-R) Camille Conchita Galang, 4 th runner-up; Criselle Ann Sanguyu, 2 nd runner-up and Best Philippine Terno; Shaira Sandhu, 1 st runner-up; and Leonica Clare Tablante, 3 rd runner-up. Story on page 3. BY DING CERVANTES ANGELES CITY Step aside, Charice. A 39-second footage of the controversial video of movie actress Katrina Halili and Dr. Hayden Khohas been consistently rating high in the past days as among the most viewed in the popular website YouTube.com. The rating of the Katrina-Hayden video has been changing almost by the minute, as the website updates in real time the number of actual viewers accessing each video sent to it by people worldwide. Last Sunday morning, the Katrina-Hayden video was in the top 20, but by 10:50 a.m. yesterday, it slid down to 67 th with 43,740 hits. Topping the ratings was a video titled Interactive torture game, a series of videos by a young man named Shane Dawson, with 444,154 hits. Ten minutes later, however, the Halili-Hayden video shot up to 41th in the most-viewed rank, with 44,656 hits. The actual 39-second Halili

2 Army revives battalion in CL 2 NPA vows to beef up against it BY DING CERVANTES ANGELES CITY The Philippine Army has reactivated the 81st infantry battalion under its 7th infantry division to effectively and finally address the remaining threat of the Sangay Partido sa Platun (SPP) of the New People s Army (NPA) in Central Luzon, even as the NPA vowed to muscle up forces against it. The reactivation of the battalion was immediately countered by the NPA s Domingo Erlano Command which, in a statement yesterday, condemned saying it was part of a virtual martial law in Central Luzon, particularly in Aurora province amid growing militarization in the countrysides. The NPA statement insisted that the revival of the 81st IB was designed to pave the way for the powerful Angara clan to pursue projects which are now displacing Aurora folk. Hundreds of local folk are now being asked to leave public lands they have been tilling for generations to that foreign investors could take over, the statement said. The 7th ID said Lt. Col. Ramon Linasan was appointed commander of the 81st IB which is under the operational control of the 702nd IB based in Bongabong, Nueva Ecija. The reactivation of the battalion was in accordance with General Order No. 280 of the Philippine Army, it added. The activation of the 81st Infantry Battalion was initiated to effectively and finally address the remaining threat of the Sangay Partido sa Platun (SPP) of the Communist Terrorist Movement operating in Central Luzon, specially in the tri-boundaries of Aurora, Nueva Ecija and Nueva Viscaya, the order said. The order cited the importance of the reactivation of the 81st IB, noting that Central Luzon is close to the seat of government as well as the region s strategic importance to internal security operations campaign. With the activation of the 81st IB, we are assured that our present counter-insurgency campaign is now relevant, effective and focused in hastening the eventual defeat of the communist terrorists movement by the end of 2010 said 7th ID commander Maj. Gen. Ralph Villan- General Manager Editor Editorial Consultant Marketing Manager Administrative Staff Layout Circulation EDGAR V. MOVIDO Founder LLL Trimedia Coordinators Publisher ueva. Andrei Cervante, spokesman of the NPA s Erlino Domingo Command, decried military operations allegedly victimizing ordinary folk in Ma. Aurora, San Luis, Casiguran and Dilasag in Aurora. Even former NPA rebels are forced to pretend to be active and then surrender to make it appear that the Arroyo government is winning its war against rebels, he said. He said the NPA will fight back and is holding the 81st IB for the killing of many civilians even before it was deactivated a few years ago. Only last Thursday night, the Domingo Erlano Command rebels burned thousands of dwarf coconut seedlings at a nursery of the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA) in Dinalungan, Aurora to protest displacement of local farmers. The Armed Forces Northern Luzon Command (Nolcom) said the armed NPA rebels entered the gate of the PCA and without warning burned the guard house and its three machines, including two shredders. The rebels also destroyed the PCA s sugar cane plantation with 13,000 seedlings planted on it, Nolcom said. The NPA statement said that coconut plantation was one of the government projects that aims to concentrate and privatize public lands in the hands of a few influential people in Aurora, as well as foreign investors under the so-called Aurora Development Plan initiated by Sen. Edgardo Angara and his sister Aurora Gov. Bellaflor Angara-Castillo. It said this is already being done at the Aurora Special Economic Zone in Casiguran, the Food Basket Zone in Maria Aurora, the international ports in Dingalan, Casiguran and Dilasag, all wharves in coastal towns and even in mountains and seas. But for Nolcom, the burning incident last Thursday was a blatant expression of the (NPA s) misdemeanor and inhumane acts. They are after the destruction of important projects intended for the people s growth and development, said 7th infantry division commander Maj. Gen. Ralph Villanueva. Despite the attack in Auro- Atty. Gener C. Endona Joey R. Aguilar Caesar Bong Lacson Joanna Niña V. Cordero Ma. Teresa U. Villanueva Dondie B. Ventura Gilbert Mendoza Business & Editorial office at Unit B Essel Commercial Center, McArthur Highway, Telabastagan, City of San Fernando Tel. No. (45) Cel. No address: puntogitnangluzon@yahoo.com pdf file at Punto! Central Luzon is a proud member of The Philippine Press Institute ra, Nolcom spokesperson Maj. Rosendo Armas said the military is on its track in crushing the NPA by 2010 as directed by Pres. Arroyo. He said, however, that the NPA still has six guerilla fronts in the Ilocos-Cordillera area and another two fronts in the Cagay- an area. A front, he said, is equivalent to a military company with some 100 members. Armas said that in Central Luzon, the NPA no longer has fronts, but maintains smaller samahan ng partido platun. The incident in Aurora last Thursday, he said, was apparently done by PRESS RELEASE mere platoons. He explained that while a platoon in the military is normally composed of 21 members, the NPA s platoon is believed to consist only of three members. The use of the word platoon by the rebels was apparently designed to mislead, he added. CHAMPION. Barangay Cutcut, winner of the 2009 Mayor s Cup Inter-Barangay Tournament shows their trophies and cash prizes at the people s gym on May 23. Included in the photo (from left) are Angeles City Sports Office Chief Paul Puri, Chief of Staff Gepoy Nepomuceno, Atty. Bryan Nepomuceno, Councilors Dan Lacson and Atty. Pogs Suller. PHOTO COURTESY OF RO/CIO Barangay Cutcut, 2 nd Mayor s Cup tournament champion ANGELES CITY Mayor Francis Nepomuceno s son and chief of staff Gerard Gepoy Nepomuceno awarded trophies and cash prizes to the recently held 2nd Mayor s Cup Inter-Barangay Youth Basketball Championship and Seniors Inter-Barangay Basketball Tournament on May 21 at the People s Gym, Cutcut, here. According to the Angeles City Sports Office (ACPO), 28 teams participated in the Mayor s Cup while 17 took part in the seniors interbarangay of the month long competition which started last April 4. The inter-barangay basketball tournament was conducted for the benefit of the youth in keeping the mandate under Republic Act 7160 which calls for the conduct of citywide games for traditional and BY ERNIE B. ESCONDE BALANGA City, Bataan The Department of Trade and Industry, in coordination with the city government of Balanga, opened on Friday a sort of mini-trade fair where major school supplies are sold at discounted prices ranging from 10 percent to 15 percent, some even at 33 percent down. Yay P. Lasam, DTI provincial director, said that the Balik Eskwela Diskwento Sale promo project was tentatively scheduled to last only for two days but if Balik Eskwela Diskwento Sale held in Balanga City the response of the buying public is good, it may be extended. Participating outlets are Vetaf s and Pandayan, two big school suppliers in Balanga; Mariveles Bag Makers and school uniform wholesalers in Bataan. Blue-colored DTI tents were set-up right in the middle of the city plaza. Hindi lamang mabibili sa murang halaga ang mga school supplies at uniforms kundi ang mga ito y de-kalidad pa, Lasam said. Notebooks from Vetaf s sold at P37 per piece can now be international-played sports. Also, it is in the mandate of the Sangguniang Kabataan s youth and sports development program, Puri added. Barangay Pulungbulu emerged as winner in the Mayor s Cup championship last May 13, while the Seniors Inter-Barangay tournament champion is Barangay Cutcut. In the Mayor s Cup individual awards, Arcade Mamangun was awarded as Most Valuable Player, Carlo Pangilinan (Best Forward), Paola Sampang (Best Center), Jerald Dizon (Best Defensive Player), Romeo Policarpio (Best Guard) and Ramil Garcia as Best Coach. As in the Seniors Inter- Barangay individual awards: MVP goes to Marco Bati of San Nicolas, Mark Rosita (Final MVP), Louie Sendin (Best Forward), Willie Mejia (Best Center), Tim Dungca (Best Defensive Player), Dusty Ronquillo (Best Guard), and Ambet Gumabon (Best Coach). The tournament aims to build sportsmanship and camaraderie among the players. This will improve individual talents by conducting friendly sports competitions and sharing their time with each other. This will also divert the attention of some wayward youth from the evil effects of drugs and alcoholism and at the same time, even create a pool of future professional athletes. Nepomuceno said, this tournament aims to promote sports development and bring sports closer to the heart of individuals as to provide a level of competition for them to attain teamwork and unity. -MAC/CIO bought at P30; pastes from P2.75 to P1; stainless scissors from P32 to P27 and pencils from P14 a piece down to P6. Pandayan even have some notebooks that were previously sold at P31.75 but lowered to P10 a piece and some from P36 to P School uniforms cost P50 that are usually sold in other outlets at P120. School bags from Mariveles Bag makers can be bought at P230, P150 and P180 compared to the prices at other outlets at P300 and P200, respectively.

3 CEB resumes Manila-Catarman flights on June 2 CEBU PACIFIC (CEB) will resume its four-times weekly Manila-Catarman flights starting June 2, 2009 after airport safety issues had been addressed by airport and local authorities. The runway has been cleared of vehicles and people 24/7. This is our green light to fly again to Catarman and bring back CEB s affordable fares that other airlines must again try to match, Candice Iyog, CEB vice president for marketing and distribution, said. Iyog said airport safety had been improved after additional security personnel were deployed on the runway and the perimeter fence put up is ongoing. Airport authorities have also blocked the entry points around the airport s perimeter fence used by residents, Iyog said. Local authorities said they were committed to beef up the facility s safety by removing encroaching residential structures. CEB praised the efforts of CAAP and Local Authorities who worked closely with CEB s Safety Department to address the issues at Catarman promptly and comprehensively. CEB early this month suspended its Manila- Catarman service despite its full loads after several runway intrusions by both people and vehicles during flights. Safety remains to be a priority for CEB and we will not compromise this over revenues or loads. Iyog added. After CEB temporarily suspended its operations in Catarman, other airlines operating this route started charging as much as P5,000 per way. CEB remains steadfast in our commitment to provide travelers from Catarman an affordable, reliable, and high-quality air transport service. The public can expect that whether we have competition or none, we will continue to offer the lowest possible airfares in Catarman and in other destinations where we currently operate, Iyog said. Now on its 14th year, CEB is now Asia s 3rd largest low-fare carrier and flies to 14 international cities and 32 domestic destinations with the addition of Cauayan (Isabela) starting next month. AUF, SM Clark stage Flores de Mayo tilt ANGELES CITY Angeles University Foundation and SM City Clark successfully staged the Search for the Reyna Ning Flores de Mayo 2009 at the SM City Clark Event Centre last May 23 with special guests, SM Investments Corp. Vice President Tessie Sy-Coson, SM Super Malls President Annie S. Garcia and Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Chairman Emmanuel Y. Angeles This year s pageant was certainly better than last year s because of the designers participation and the sagalas cooperation.we are very thankful of the generosity of SM City Clark in supporting AUF s efforts geared towards cultural revival. This is our way of preserving, promoting and paying tribute to Kapampangan beauty and ingenuity, said AUF president Ricardo P. Pama. A total of 26 young ladies from the different towns and cities of Pampanga competed wearing original creations of local designers. Considered as the province s grandest Flores de Mayo competition, the event was for the benefit of charity patients at the AUF Medical Center and AUF scholars. The winning sagalas received: P 30,000 - grand winner; P 25,000-1st runner-up; P 20,000 2nd runner-up; P 15,000 3rd runner-up: P 10,000 4th runner-up. Big cash awards were also given away to the designers of the Best Filipino Gown and Best Arch. GRAND WINNER Michelle M. Doutney 1ST RUNNER-UP Shaira Sandhu 2ND RUNNER-UP Criselle Ann A. Sanguyu 3RD RUNNER-UP Leonica Clare A. Tablante 4TH RUNNER-UP Camille Conchita S. Galang BEST FILIPINO GOWN Special guests included SM Investments Corp. Vice President Tessie Sy- Coson and CHED Chairman Emmanuel Y. Angeles ( 2nd right). They are joined by AUF executive Vice President Joseph Emmanuel L. Angeles (left) and AUF Medical Center President Gabriel Martin L. Angeles (right). GRAND WINNER Criselle Ann A. Sanguyu, Sagala Frederick Policarpio, Designer 2ND BEST FILIPINO GOWN Gienna Mirela T. Catalig, Sagala Jhune Angeles, Designer 3RD BEST FILIPINO GOWN Lara Isabelle C. Dizon, Sagala Frederick Policarpio, Designer Grand Winner 2ND BEST ARCH 3RD BEST ARCH BEST ARCH Adrian Quindo John Ong Jayson Patio 3

4 4 A(H1N1) is 1 st lesson... on Saturday. We are reproducing the leaflets in Filipino. On Day 1, ituturo na (it will be taught). It s a must. We hope not only to educate the students but also the parents, said Dr. Rio Magpantay, DOH director in the region, stressing the home-school link in the monitoring and prevention efforts. Dr. Mario Ramirez, DepEd regional chief, said that while this local initiative has yet to get the nod of Education Secretary Jesli Lapus, the regional divisions were expected to do whatever is important to put the students out of harm. Lapus, he said, has called the national management committee to a meeting this coming Tuesday to discuss, among others, the roles of the DepEd in the campaign against A(H1N1). At his level, Ramirez said he has been reproducing the copies of the information packets that the DOH distributed in the meeting last Tuesday of the Regional Disaster Coordinating Council and Regional Development Council. The packets, comprised of leaflets and disks, are being given to superintendents for wider distribution, he said. A lesson plan will be developed. While the Philippines has an index case in the person of a 10-year-old child who arrived from the United States, there is not one case of communitylevel outbreaks, Magpantay noted. He said it is important for the students and parents to understand the virus, how it is passed on, how to avoid it, what symptoms to watch out for and the steps to do in case the symptoms manifest. The DOH leaflets also printed the names of the designated referral centers and their contact numbers. LOCAL EMERGENCY POWERS In the same campaign, Magpantay said local governments can utilize emergency powers based on the pronouncements of the DOH. Bataan Gov. Enrique Garcia, also chair of the RDC, said local officials will wield those powers just in case a positive case turns up and upon the advice of the DOH. That, he said, includes activating crisis committees in provinces, towns and cities. Also part of the sixpoint action plan is the strengthening of surveillance in airports, seaports and hospitals. Member-agencies in the RDCC and RDC must also make sure that their specific roles and responsibilities in the campaign are understood and implemented, Garcia said. Massive information campaign is ongoing and the stockpiling of antivirals, medicines and personal protective equipment are ongoing. Managing of social distancing will be done when necessary, he said. Magpantay said the tasking has been done last Tuesday. The RDC and RDCC has also established an inert-agency task force chaired by the DOH. SBMA backs freeport perks... Naval Base and such other areas that may be identified, fenced, secured or declared as additional secured area by the SBMA. However, Arreza said that because the planned expansion area in Olongapo is not yet fenced in, duty-free privileges cannot be applied. Our main concern is merchandise control, Arreza said. That is why we re initially thinking of giving incentives on sales tax and the five-percent gross income tax. He added that under the planned set-up, businesses wanting to avail of the perks would have to be endorsed by the Olongapo city government to the SBMA. The system would be similar to that employed by the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) which registers and grants perks to investors in privately-owned economic zones, Arreza said. Among the incentives the SBMA offers to investors registering in the Subic Bay Freeport are taxand duty-free importation; exemption from all local and national taxes, with only a 5 percent corporate tax on gross income; unrestricted entry of foreign investments; no foreign exchange control; visas for foreign nationals; and expanded allowable deduction and higher percentage of income allowable from sources within the Customs territory for regional enterprises. The SBMA official revealed the planned incentives for Olongapo companies after calling for the further development of the Subic-Clark growth corridor and pushing for the creation of additional industrial estates to sustain Central Luzon s economic momentum. Arreza said earlier that if the areas between Subic and Clark were developed into industrial estates, the SBMA could push through with its expansion program that is projected to create 150,000 new jobs. He also said that the SBMA s expansion plan likewise considers the development of areas in the nearby communities of Olongapo City, Subic town in Zambales, and Morong, Hermosa and Dinalupihan in Bataan. According to Arreza, new investors who will locate beyond the fenced-in area of Subic, but still within the Subic Special Economic and Free Port Zone (SSEFPZ), will nevertheless enjoy certain privileges as provided for under EO 675, signed by President Arroyo on November 5, He added that one investor, the Subic Neocove Corp., which is putting up a golf resort complex in Subic, Zambales, will be the first major investor to locate outside the former base land. The development project, which will be financed by the Heung-A Property Group (HAPG) of Korea in partnership with Westgate Resorts Asia Ltd. and the Trump Organization, will incorporate hotel and vacation complexes, a 54-hole golf course and leisure-sports facilities, an eco-park, spa and therapy centers, as well as an international hospital and an international school in a 457-hectare beachfront property in Subic town. The project, Arreza said, received the SBMA s full incentive package upon endorsement from the governments of Subic town and the Zambales province. As of now, the SBMA is finalizing its master plan that would increase connections between the Subic Bay Freeport and outlying areas, particularly Olongapo City, its nearest neighbor. The plan also calls for the widening of bridges linking the free port to Olongapo, Arreza said. Malou Dungog ERRATUM In the petition for correction of entry in the certificate of live birth of Monica P. Doctor in our March 30, April 6 & 13, 2009 issues, the erroneous entry January 1990 should have read January 2, 1990 and the last line in paragraph 3 of the ORDER should be where and when all persons who may have interest on the said petition may appear and show cause why the same should be granted and not as earlier published. Punto! Central Luzon: May 26, 2009 Republic of the Philippines OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT NATIONAL COMMISSION ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLES Region 3 Pampanga Service Center DA Bldg. Mabical, Floridablanca, Pampanga Attention Re: Petition by direct application of CADT of Inararo, Villa Maria, Camias, Diaz, Sapang Uwak & Sitio Target Indigenous Cultural Community. Barangays of Inararo, Villa Maria, Camias, Diaz and Sapang Uwak, Municipality of Porac, Province of Pampanga & Sitio Target, portion of Brgy. Sapang Bato, Angeles City by the Indigenous inhabitants particularly belonging to the Aeta tribe. Pari Popatco, Mary Bulatao, Dioniso Guiao, Danilo Mallari, Bienvenido Capuno, Danilo Tecson & Solis Palo Authorized Representative/Tribal Elder NOTICE OF PUBLICATION Applicants are member of the existing Aeta Tribe of Barangays of Inararo, Villa Maria, Camias, Diaz and Sapang Uwak, Municipality of Porac, Province of Pampanga & Sitio Target, portion of Brgy. Sapang Bato, Angeles City thru their authorized representatives Pari Popatco, Mary Bulatao, Dionisio Guiao, Danilo Mallari, Bienvenido Capuno, Danillo Tecson & Solis Palo requesting for the recognition by the NCIP thru its commissions en-banc of their Ancestral Domain which cover 18, has. More or less it is situated in Barangays of Inararo, Villa Maria, Camias, Diaz and Sapang Uwak, Municipality of Porac, portion of Brgy. Sapang Bato, Angeles City and portion of Mun. of Floridablanca, all in the province of Pampanga and portion of Mun. of San Marcelino, Province of Zambales Several research and documentation had been made to validate their claim of possession since time immemorial over the said Ancestral Domain area. The actual ground survey based on the documents submitted and traditional landmarks test were identified as a result of various settlements with their neighboring communities were also accomplished on March 1-14, 2007 and March 28-April 30, 2008 at Barangrays of Inararo, Villa Maria, Cmaias, Diaz and Sapang Uwak, Municipality of Porac, portion of Brgy. Sapang Bato, Angeles City and portion of Mun. of Floridablanca, all in the province of Pampanga and portion of Mun. of San Marcelino, Province of Zambales Notice is hereby given to all concerned and interested parties that this petition together with the approved Technical Description as a result of the actual ground survey will be deliberated be the Commission en-banc after endorsement by Ancestral Domain office after the completion of its publication in a newspaper of general circulation in the area once a week for two (2) consecutives weeks. This is to allow other claimants to file opposition thereto within 15 days from the date of last publication. Opposition shall be directed to the applicants or to the NCIP Pampanga Service Center and may if so desire personally appear at the Regional or Central office. The Commission en banc will act upon the petition on the basis of available records and documents prepared during the social preparation made available by the parties at the NCIP Special Task Force. On their pending approval of the issuance of Ancestral Domain Title should they find the documents complete and sufficient they are guided by provisions of IPRA PARTICULARY Sec. 56, which states that property rights within Ancestral Domain already existing and/or vested upon the affectivity of the said act shall be recognized and respected. (Sgd.) LYDIA F. SUNGGOD OIC Chief Pampanga Service Center TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION Ads Gni Ayta Indigenous Cultural Community (Sgd.) SALONG M. SUNGGOD, CEO VI Regional Director An ancestral Domain situated in the Barangays of Inararo, Villa Maria, Camias, Diaz and Sapang Uwak, Municipality of Porac, portion of Brgy. Sapang Bato, Angeles City and portion of Mun. of Floridablanca, all in the province of Pampanga and portion of Mun. of San Marcelino, Province of Zambales, Island of Luzon, Philippines. Bounded on the East, along line 1-4 by, municipality of Angeles City, along lines 4-17, by municipality of Porac, Province of Pampanga; on the South, along lines, 18-21, by Ads Gni; on the Southwest, along line by municipality of San Marcelino, Province of Zambales; on the west, along line 22-24, by municipality of Botolan, Province of Zambales; on the Northwest, along lines 25-28, by municipality of Bamban, Tarlac; on the North, along lines 28-33, by Ads Gni; on the Northeast, along lines 34-1, by municipality of Angeles City. Beginning at a point marked 1 on the plan, being N.15 deg.57 W., from PMG-85, PRS 92 (NAMRIA), Brgy. Tokwing, Municipality of Porac, Pampanga, thence; S. 24 deg. 5 W m to point 2; S. 30 deg. 14 W m to point 3; S. 67 deg. 33 E m to point 4; S. 41 deg. 51 W m to point 5; S. 42 deg. 11 W m to point 6; S. 89 deg. 2 E m to point 7; S. 13 deg. 25 E m to point 8; S. 13 deg. 41 E m to point 9; S. 3 deg. 38 E m to point 10; S. 31 deg. 34 W m to point 11; S. 10 deg. 32 E m to point 12; S. 1 deg. 16 W m to point 13; S. 13 deg. 21 W m to point 14; S. 43 deg. 20 W m to point 15; S. 48 deg. 28 W m to point 16; S. 47 deg. 29 W m to point 17; S. 27 deg. 19 W m to point 18; N. 31 deg. 44 W m to point 19; N. 66 deg. 26 W m to point 20; S. 48 deg. 43 W m to point 21; N. 34 deg. 5 W m to point 22; N. 10 deg. 14 W m to point 23; N. 2 deg. 17 W m to point 24; N. 48 deg. 8 E m to point 25; N. 23 deg. 53 E m to point 26; N. 8 deg. 13 W m to point 27; N. 24 deg. 41 E m to point 28; S. 76 deg. 2 E m to point 29; S. 27 deg. 32 E m to point 30; S. 63 deg. 56 E m to point 31; N. 76 deg. 9 E m to point 32; N. 46 deg. 19 E m to point 33; S. 36 deg. 5 E m to point 34; S. 47 deg. 37 E m to point of beginning. Containing an area of Eighteen Thousand Six Hundred Sixty and 522/10000(18, ) hectares more or less. Corners 21, 22 and 28 are stake on the ground. All of the rest are marked on the ground by ADBM NCIP rectangular parallelepiped concrete monuments (25x25x100 cms.) Bearing is PRS 92 Grid. The said survey was executed by NCIP geodetic engineers; Loreto P. Marzan Jr. & Bernardo Canao on March 1-14, 2007 and March 28- April 30, Prepared by: Certified Correct: Noted: (Sgd.) Engr. LORETO P. MARZAN JR. (Sgd.) ALDOMINIC GALIGAO, GE (Sgd.) MYRNA L. CAOAGAS Chief of Party Engineer III Director Survey Team Recognition Division Ancestral Domain Office Punto! Central Luzon: May 26 & June 2, 2009 Katrina-Hayden video... footage shows only the portion of Halili in bikini dancing to some music, but accessing it unfolds 18 related videos that reveal footages of the continuation of the dancing segment, as well as footages from television news about the controversial video. One supposedly related video titled in the beginning as Hayden Kho and Vicky Belo and in the end as Salamat Doc shows still photos of a man and a woman apparently in a motel room, but their faces were not clear. The video eventually, however, shifts for the most part to photos of fruits, vegetables, and plants uncannily shaped like male and female sex or- gans, until the ending showing the photo of the controversial duo together. The Katrina-Hayden video, however, was not in the list of YouTube s most popular, at least as of 11:30 a.m. yesterday. Other Filipinos, however, have made to youtube.com in more favorable light. They include Charice Pempengco whose singing in You- Tube aroused the interest of Oprah who helped make her an international star. Among the most well known YouTube videos are those of Christine Gambito, a Filipino-American whose HappySlip series remain favorite worldwide. In March 2007, her video Mixed Nuts won second place in the YouTube Video Awards for Best Comedy. In May of the same year, she became one of the first users accepted into YouTube s revenue sharing program. Singer Arnel Pineda also did the Philippines proud when his talent was brought worldwide through YouTube, as did Madonna Decena who was among the finalists in the Britain s Got Talent last year. Television host Edu Manzano s papaya dance also made it to YouTube and caught some following in the US. Of course, there is also the still unforgotten Thriller dance exercise of the inmates of Cebu jail, a video made by Byron Garcia, brother of Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia.

5 The Gossipmiller by Cesar Pambid Strange but true??? Vicki Belo may video scandal katalik si Hayden Kho! HA! HA! HA! Sino naman kasi ang hindi mapahahalakhak sa tinuran ni Vicky Belo na maging sila ni Hayden Kho ay may video doing the thing? Aba, sa estado at edad pa lang ng duktora, posible palang ganoon? Na papayag siyang makipagtalik habang nakavideo ito? Saan mang anggulo tingnan, something is wrong somewhere sa ganitong uri ng sexual act. O baka naman gusting isulong ni Vicki na normal lang sa isang lalaki at isang babae na idetalye sa video na ang kanilang lovemaking, upang sa ganoon ay maabsuwelto si Hayden sa mga babaing ginoyo niya sa pamamagitan ng video. Pero that is being sick. Can you imagine na ang abugado pa mismo ni Hayden Kho ang nagsulong ng idea na normal lang naman talaga ang ganitong action ng kanyang kliyente. That instead of writing it down on a diary, isang journal of videos ang kinokulekta ni Hayden sa lahat ng mga babaing nakatalik na niya noon pa man. And if that is indeed true, willing naman kaya si Hayden na ipakita sa publiko yung video collection niya sa mga babaing nakatalik na niya since he started to live a life of a fucker. Aba, interesanteng malaman kung bukod nga kina Vicki Belo, Katrina Halili at ilan pang showbiz personalities ay kung sinusino pang indibidwal ang naging biktima ng kanyang kakaibang koleksyon. Balik kay Vicki Belo, hindi kaya siya kinilabutan nang amining pumayag din siyang makipag-video scandal sa kanyang inamorato? Hindi kaya siya natatakot na mawalan ng respeto sa kanya ang mga kliyente niya na suki ng kanyang mga beauty centers? O baka naman in the end, gawin pang beauty secret ni Vicki Belo yung pagpapa-video kapag nakipagtalik? In that manner, makalilibre pa nga naman siya ng promosyon? Pero may magoyo naman kaya siya? Best seller ang video tryst nina Hayden Kho at Katrina Halili AT THIS POINT, meron pa kayang hindi nakapanood ng video sex scandal nina Katrina Halili at Hayden Kho? Aba, saan mang lugar kami magpunta, ito ang pinagkakaguluhan sa mga bluetooth ng mga cellphones, at maging sa mga palengke, pinipilahan ng mga bumibili ng pirated DVD version nito. Madaling isiping milyones talaga ng kinita ng mga nagpanukala nito. HANDANG-HANDA na ang mga bumubuo ng Philippine Movie Press Club (PMPC) para sa gaganaping 25th Star Awards for Movies Ang magkatuwang na produksiyon ng PMPC at FLT Films International, Inc., ay maghahatid sa manonood ng isang natatanging movie awards presentation na tampok ang ilan sa pinakasikat at de-kalibreng artista ng pelikula sa kasalukuyang panahon. Bilang mga panauhing tagapagpakilala (hosts and emcees), pinagsama sa natatanging gabing ito ng Star Awards for Movies 09, on its Silver Year, ang tatlo sa pinakamahuhusay at multi-awarded talents ng Philippine movies (at telebisyon): Diamond Star Maricel Soriano, popular actor-tv host, Cesar Montano, at ang kasalukuyang Box-Office Comedy Queen na si Ai Ai delas Alas. Hindi mabibitin ang mga tagasubaybay ng pelikulang lokal sa bonggang-bonggang awards presentation. Bukod sa pinakaaabangang resulta ng parangal sa taong ito ay nariyan din ang malalaking production numbers, na naging tatak na, all these years, ng tang Marine Australia Services Pty Ltd., the flagship company of Australasia Alliance Corp., the oldest and second largest boat builder in Australia. According to AMAC Managing Director Henry Co, the AU$120,000-cruiser is one of the smallest boats built under the Mustang brand name. Yet it is practically a livable boat with superb craftsmanship and elegant designs found in its kitchen, toilet, bedroom and lounge, Co enthused during an inspection of the prototype by SBMA Chairman Feliciano Salonga. The Mustang Marine 2800 Sports Cruiser is powered by a MerCruiser 5.0L MPI Bravo horsepower, 300-liter gasoline engine. It went as fast as 30.4 knots or 35 miles an hour during sea trials in Subic Bay. In fact, a week ago, Mustang Marine general manager Chris Heaton came here to witness the sea trial and checked everything. And he was very impressed with the quality of the boat we made, said Co. Co also noted that with technical assistance from Mustang Australia, it took five months to finish the first boat which is now ready to be shipped to its owner in Thailand. We have to train people step by step, so production of the first boat took quite long. But by the end of the year, we will gear up to about two to three units a month of this size, he added. Meanwhile, SBMA chairman Feliciano Salonga said that the successful sea trial of the Mustang will be a milestone for the Subic Bay Freeport in its bid to become maritime hub in the Southeast Asian region. There s no doubt that other boat makers in Australia would want to see how the first boat that AMAC constructed in Subic with Filipino workers works. With proven high quality craftsmanship and competitive labor resource, I am confident that more orders will start coming, Salonga said. Salonga also stressed that the decision by Mustang Marine, which is a popular name in Australia s boat circles, to build the 2800 Sports Cruiser What made the video a best seller? Una sa lahat, very well promoted ito at saan mang network at istasyon ng media, naging topic ito. Sumali pa ng mga pulitiko at sumakay sa isyu kaya ayun, talagang nagkaroon ng interes ang mga tao na panoorin ito. Blockbuster talaga, kumbaga. A siyempre, yung desirability factor nito. Aba, Katrina Halili yan. Dalawang beses nag-number one bilang PMPC s 25 th Star Awards For Movies sobrang bongga! 1st Subic-made pleasure boat passes tests The first Mustang 2800 Sports Cruiser, a luxury boat built in the Subic Bay Freeport by Australasia Marine Alliance Corp. The 28-footer boat was clocked at 30.4 knots during the recent sea trials. PHOTO BY MALOU DUNGOG model in Subic would encourage other investors looking for cost-competitiveness, Filipino talent and craftsmanship, as well as business incentives offered by this freeport. Ronnie Yambao, head of the SBMA Manufacturing and Maritime Business Department, confirmed that the maritime industry in Subic is now a progressive sector, with a growing pinakaseksing babae sa buong Pilipinas, idagdag pa ng kaguwapuhan ni Hayden, aba, talagang pagkakaguluhan ng mga mahihilig ang naturang video scandal. Kung halimbawa kayang lumabas din ang inaming video ni Vicki Belo sa kanyang inamoratang si Hayden Kho, maging seller din kaay ito? O baka mahirapan siyang malampasan ang kinita at patronage ng video nina Katrina at Hayden? taunang Star Awards for Movies. Mula sa set of hosts/emcees, hanggang sa iba pang katuwang na tagapagpakilala, panalong-panalo na ang Silver anniversary presentation ng PMPC-Star Awards for Movies. Nariyan ang tambalang KC Concepcion at Piolo Pascual, bilang Trivia Hosts. May inihandang opening number si Ai Ai delas Alas. Para sa kategoryang Best Movie Theme Song ay aaliwin ang publikong manonood ng special song numbers, mula kina Toni Gonzaga, kasama ang mga batikan na ring singer-performers, Jay-R Siaboc at Ronnie Liang. Gabi ng mga natatanging tribute ang 25th Star Awards for Movies 2009 at kabilang sa magpe-perform ay ang de-kalibreng actor-performer, Christopher de Leon na siyang aawit ng love-inspired medley para kay Ms. Vilma Santos, ang tatanggap sa taong ito ng Ulirang Artista Lifetime Achievement Award. Isa ring sorpresa ang nakalaan sa mga tagahanga ng superstar na si Nora Aunor, na ang tinampukang klasikong pelikulang Himala (ni direktor Ishmael Bernal, at screenwriter, Ricardo Lee) ay gagawarang ng Special Recognition, bilang Best Film of All Time (ayon sa CNN-Asia-Pacific Screen Awards Online Poll noong 2008). Para sa finale, ang Pop Princess-Box Office Queen na si Sarah Geronimo ang magbibigay-tribute, sa pamamagitan ng special song number, para sa mga nagwaging artista sa mga nakaraang taon ng Star Awards for Movies. Dahil Silver Anniversary ito ng Star Awards for Movies, inaasahan ang pagdalo ng maraming bituing naging malaking bahagi ng taunang parangal pampelikula na mula sa piling sektor ng media na tulad ng PMPC. Ang special awards presentation na ito ay gaganapin sa Huwebes, May 28, 2009, simula sa ganap na ika-7 ng gabi, sa Henry Lee Irwin Theater ng Ateneo De Manila University, Loyola Heights, Quezon City. Mapapanood ang TV coverage ng event sa Sunday s Best ng ABS-CBN 2 sa Hunyo 21, Ito y mula sa direksiyon ni GB Sampedro. number of investors in the fields of shipbuilding and repair, as well as marine logistics. With this sector growing, I think, we are completing the picture of Subic as a truly maritime hub, Yambao said, pointing out that several investors have also made Subic a venue for schooling seafarers and conducting classes on ship management. 5

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Pamintuan, who is also the Development Champion of the Luzon Urban Beltway Super Region, told participants of the current and future infrastructures that are being developed that will connect Tarlac to its neighboring provinces: Zambales to the west; Nueva Ecija and Aurora to the East; and the Ilocos provinces in the North. With the continuation of the SCTEx, it will be connected to the Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEx), and to the Tarlac-Dingalan Road. Plans are underway to connect Tarlac to Zambales via another road system other than the SCTEx. Meanwhile, Architect Alli of the SCADC Urban Planning Team added that upon the full completion of the North Luzon Railways Project (Northrail), Tarlac will play the vital role of being at the center of this rail project from Caloocan in Metro Manila and Damortis in La Union province. During the open forum, locators of the Luisita Industrial Estates expressed optimism that these developments will spur business activities and will be beneficial for them in the long run. It will also mitigate environmental degradation since there will be an integrated and common efforts in maximizing the potentials for economic growth without sacrificing the need to preserve the ecological balance within the corridor, Pamintuan said. The Tarlac leg is the second of three forums organized by SCADC to involve all stakeholders in the formulation of the Master Development Plan that will guide the development of the 98,000 hectares within the Subic-Clark Economic Corridor, covering 10 municipalities, 3 cities and four provinces. The first leg was held last May 15 at the Centro Restaurant inside the Clark Freeport Zone. 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